The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1916, Page 5

ge a worm drive delivers great power, but de- excessive friction sal Properly lubri- “pIxon N's ca, S LUBRICANTS Dixon’s 675 Gear Oil is the fected lubricant for this pe of drive. It keeps the ton happy and healthy. year dealer for the Bird Tuotttating Crore JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO. SHACKLETON SAFE, [% SHIP LOST AND 22 MEN LEFT ON ICE Explorer and Five Men Reach Falklands After 36 Days in Small Boat. (By Cable to The World.) Copyright, 1916, by the Press Publish- ing Co. (Thi w York World.) STREETS AVAILABLE FORPLAYGROINDS May Be Closed During Cer-| tain Hours, Following Sug- gestion of Evening World. | n TACKLETON. Fears for the safety of Bir Ernest Shackleton, lost for months to otvi- lization behind the ice barrier of the Antarctic, are set at rest by the above message. Shackleton failed in his daring at- tempt to cross the Antarctic Conti- nent and the pole itacif. No word of the British explorer had | reached the outside world since March 26, when the news came of the | disaster to his relief ship, the Au- jrora, which had been depended on to| pick up his party at Ross Sea. The | Aurora was driven from her moor- | Police Commissioner Woods learned | to-day from Chief Inspector Schmitt: | | ings at Cape Evans and carried a thousand miles in the ice, Shackleton and his men, appar- ently, never started on their trans- continental land journey, but win- tered In Weddell Sea, only to have their ship, the Endurance, crushed in é the {ce and carried away, bearin ; We landed on Island | them further and further froin thelr | April 16. 1 left on April 24, leaving! quest until they took refuge on Ble- twenty-two men in hole in ice cliffs | phant Island, one of the South Shet- there, and proceeded for nelp toward !jand group on the fringe of the Ant- STAMPED ON A SHOE cYER MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT 6™AVE. AT 20ST, 4.00 Dark Mahogany, Russia Calf, Gun Metal Ca Patent Wholesalers Are Selling Similar Men’s Shoes To-day at $4.00! And the Retail Stores PORT STA. ‘alkland Islands, South Atlantic, May 31.—Have arrived . ‘The Endurance ‘ras crushed in | middie of Weddell Sea on Oct. £7, 1915. Drifted 700 miles in ice until April 9, | this year. Elephant If, Leather. aying $4.00 will charge you about $5.50 for them Read Carefully This Keprint of a Cammeyer Advertisement Published April 21 “YOU MEN who we never suspect that the Ic e | sar Cammeyer shoes would ther market has advanced nearly 50%, because this extraordinary rise is not re flected in our prices. Cammeyer shoes this Spring are selling at practically the same figures they did one year ago, and the quality has not varied one iota. “WE ANTICIPATED that the Great War would cause a shortage in the leather market, and so we bought early and heavily. “JUST SO LONG as our present supply lasts there will be no advance in the price of Cammeyer shoes, every pair of which is selling at from $1.00 to $2. 00 less than would be the case had we not ‘jumped’ the market.” Our Preparedness Saves Money for Men Who Buy Cammeyer Shoes Sa 9 a ae a ee www ww we iit EIN GREATER NEWYORKe=m, {ALEN BROS. Ys wth, 164, 166, 165 and 170 Grand Street Smith Street BROOKL L¥i ™ Cor. Wyckoff St. ade Weekly \f [its Worth of Furniture $ Six-Color Cowboy Art Calendar : “THE STAMPEDE” A New FANTOMAS STORY Large Photo of the GIANT. IN GRAVURE SECTION (Fit to Frame) SPECIAL SUMMER RESORT NUMBER Extra Pages All with Next SUNDAY WORLD ORDER TO-DAY th ot ecking No Deposit $1 Weekly Chitfowiers White enamel.ivory, ahogany finis hs roasslan and other PEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENIN! —o_ eo oe oe ow we we ww ww ww oe eww ow arctic region. All the isiands of this chain are barren and mountainous, with no vegetation, except mosses and lichens. Then came tho briefly chronicled | It took eight davs for Sir Ernest, after he had his men ashore, to pre- pare for his desperate boat voyage. On April 24, with the days already growing shorter down there on tho Antarctic Circle and darkness and the ice closing in, he and his tive men set out. Shackleton headed for South Georgia, 850 miles northeast, where he had @ base and where be could get ip communication by wireless with the outside world and report the plight of his men. For thirty-seven days these six men navigated their small craft. Some- where on the voyage Sir Ernest dis- covered that gales or the circumpolar current, or both, were sweeping hin westward and he made for the Falk- lands, 700 miles by the most direct route from Elephant Island. As Sir Ernest set out at first for South Georgia he must have sailed 1,0v0 miles. The wonder is that the boat wa: le to survive, The last word received from bim, in February, 1915, in a message sent by wireless from the desolate island of South Georgia, which he had lected as his advanced base. It said: “You must not look for us until about the beginning of March, 1918, and then from New Zealand.” At the time that message was sent Shackleton was a year behind his schedule, owing to the unexampled lateness of the season and bad weather conditions. When he saile? from Liverpvol, Sept. 12, 1914, to join the Endurance at Buenos Ayres, Oct 26, of that same year, he had hoped to land on the shores of Weddell $ that same season (spring in aA aretic) and to start on his Journ goon as he could get what te ne ashore. GARBAGE WAR “MOVING FROM TRENCHES T0 GOURT Claimant for Ownership of Site Charged with Committing a Nui ance in Trying to Sink S. of action in the ten ee war was transferred As ded this morning from the trenches to the Stapleton Court, where Edward P, Doyle who claims ownership of the Islands sought as sites for ‘the gar- bage was arraigned before Magistrate Hani on a charge of committing a nuisance. He ts alleged to have ber dition which scow in the Island, 80 n the backer and seven of Doyle's & uso charged with the offe seven were dis mendatic on of Di t. Worthley w wit materia lease be | pointed by ‘TELL OF ALLEGED GIFTS BY MRS. 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