The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1916, Page 3

[a meet, eh ’ ’ ' _ ‘ . ‘ lit ‘ Evening World Kepor ces | Sie h Conditions as They Really 7 . 1 Are in 170%h St Ham vi > | 1DOKRS SUNIOR NOW RESTRAINT IS IRKSOMI And Pay Is Delayed, but the \ | I M Grub Is Good—No Sign . he ch Vi ¢ ‘ More than « regiment of ann bave ‘ mY been hired and f retired nals wiving * strikebreabere tn the elebt duya that * be strike ont way and elevated ba ; , “ roads bas bee They be 6 N . fe being housed tn ' ay, et € § : “ Hundred aad Beventy-ninth Sroskina the i he ar barn. Some of some ing unt " « . ” bad neen fired on retired Souls make Me @, | 4 def y Avenue, Elis they get thot 0 ‘ fn thelr complaints aly hie ' w weent 4 nent, One day they made complaint Bin retu toa ¥ Jail, Elixaher » the Public service Con 1 © good wld vesterday they ed their wrongs Sut | Ride er ¥ M wk or gave © Mayor Mitenel i . way for fi Onve they « y ‘ Jisorderly conduct woarding — boure ad e ‘" fa souldn't get Y ‘ ht World called at ‘ * hey said, and the i an told that when they H \ Ae ir worm. Phe guard qs | PORE ‘ gorillas, ever ready to a | that erand nd gentiomunty wtrikebreak ne |! D Comm ANG Ae n the Age und went aoleo for the expression of ~ asd er me. At lirst he did not ¢ They had no batis, they t y na he spanking, but finally day an Evening World representative | Pl f hte for the men. W Now, you see, my. san went to the boarding house to see tf] cake eel and 3 t votive ye and a auch things could ‘ > ascers | me ing t ut wee ed to have w Ain, if poss w tar the soont t vuiely bourdine | Well, ti hk ka little t auton tril below t dard of Del. | Boum ak ti iat hea a of 6 American sports monico's® ar v's t ent A they ce ~ t y and tod ded right No card of ssion Was necessary) pay and detention fH tpeast Vaud there to m him see that to get in. The " y said that be win Ph lies and o g ' boss the house in sf wanted tu see Carson, He is the ‘ rete wy ! fhm ap tom nan in charge of rikhebreakers, : n itu him like any ge acting for Bergeft t & Waddle Ml a Hainiy gave The i . He took the seoldi who herd the striket eee trom | Word man carte blanche and 4 tall me now wot out near and far. He is the man also, the! go near him while he was conver AY sight He also touk ‘mote booze. strtkebr ra who instruct | With the strikebreakers, And, | | oe " he house and than that, he handed bim a pasa when the guards to fo who Want) vas leavin eu thongs up. He arouse t » gO ter wanted to You'd better tuke this" he sold “ 16-08 and yelling! nnow clurges were true and| “Zou might have trouble wetting out en went into the barn and » ask Mr. Carson if he might go sii the chickens from their yuar J asi tae men | LABOR AGAINST | PROHIBITION. rousts. 1 yelled at him and be disap- hemselves Now they fared. The pearea tt the door was very obliging. Maybe Would Throw nt of Works Th & day 1 told my boy, ne thow; the reporter wos @ strike. Favor Vai ranat y Eat o du something for me, and he! breaker, Anyhow, Mr. Carsun w st RING IELP, Mass tnd said) something under yusy, but When he Ww td that The] Among the resolutions th 1 him to re dak day, the third day the conven im to repeut it, | fvening World representative wanted | 7%) Mae tale & ae bas that time would not. But > care bina A mutter, of Importance was one by whieh t conve ae ter it he tit ve ame as & 1s he coud. went on record as unar to abuse n ing Well, wh 1, “they say 'm] posing Prohibition, because Prolib id telling nm forty~ gona, Dot K like a gorilla?’ | tion would throw out of empio: nt | tty ars old could not be bossed by And he smiled broadly a large number of union w rs ]a tathe No, he did not He appeared very] The principles univers! ‘P| NO M'CORMACK WILL TAKE ANY. ssunt able, but no one] oh west ind aed, A resolution H BACK TALK. nistake an invalid, He} RON ht any M pre ‘ rite 1 Now, can you imagine a man by tied wight be very capable} will improve the lard ne of McCormack taking such ao feht w it was sug- ‘ an works ' from @& BON. t made a sensed that would probably ¢ , 1 and he ducked and 1| 4 ac ft bimself in an en) WOULD SHIFT GAS FIGHT, | wen cwhing on the ground. 1 r he a again. | rien ra few minutes tussled *it's true.” be said, “that 1 won't | Prose ie Anke Chas Li with blin, Finally 1 subdued him and give a pass to every man to go out HOR AGHER: OY SE MRS TORU ERS: Kk him inte bar there, The trouble is that the m by Attorney Lewls to-day te) “There my ey upon an old them want a pass when 1 want dsr SaAY ne eae Cours Jute’ | Jockey whi of mine, and T decided men to go out on the trains, When) oy the Brookisn Bo ce company 2 Use Ht Lf took Willle by the ear re want men bere we want them. !to pestrain the Public Ser i over to an old chair and, whip in We have all kinds to deal with and inission and others | in vand, ited 1 would give it to we have to be careful that no one pur cnt sprocesslina him, ut ft thought that the Al brings any liquor in here. Some of that it Kir Counts, |ghty gave me two strong hand the men who have applied for work . cision ind IT decided to use them as intend have eaten our food and then tried ta = od 1 irned him upside down, and freat it, Some of them only want te kea Wen when T got through with him Ia get a little money and then t ih rf Pall of Spa villing to wager that he could not { will gly Pi erg mee ue a n i OTTAWA, Orff, Sopt, 1% io Be t down for many an hour, know are stworthy 4 10 nee Bridge Company has nc AGA leat 1s bo know will come back. Ifa man wants ay vn Canadien Government. that You know 1 was born on Little to quit he can have a pass whenever ve ty a full responsibility for Jones Street, New York City, and he wants it. We don't want men *°Sr! Be Miacanen Bildiea my good old father taught me at an nere who don't want to work,” Ber CU ALE Mist Br nay early age to respect an old-fashioned Permission to go among the men "hd Baye 1 ihe ‘boar ah nanny antes on Willte 4 and talk with them was willingly Hridwavae wann aarp whipping When Willie became granted, Mr. Carson was sorry he ¥ it is believed st wit | UEEU ie ay i “ give him couldn't accompany the newspaper yeurs to construct a new (i sample Dit Fcc em wun y man, but added that maybe the news- ‘el young Ame: st not smok to bed eart, ‘< . worry, leave iC we all, don't 1 least, don't ing after ‘chickens, sai! Mr M k as he ed bis head to o Austin, ic ols & Co.Ine.® ni, Our eh teach Us a great RAY, ORG . but the tine h New York rrived 1 must’ curb. the American spe true ning ort word, ' 1 can is ton fv & Week i spend twenty-five, drink until vou are drunk and vat wit hat they call bea ate lolled Up in paint it who wear skirts up to snd straps and tis and ‘ the top of their b nonae must toppe willing do het 1 will spank ’ Josneves, and when he Friday he ean expe citer another if he dor A LESSON AMERICAN PARENTS A GUARANTEED By TheLargest Importing, Manufacturing And Wholesale Groce In The Worl Think what this means to YOU for PURITY, WHOLE- SOMENESS, CLEANLINESS and DEFENDABILITY, and every time you need FOODS FOR YOUR TABLE INSIST upon ‘“‘SUNBEAM” brand “THE WORLD'S BEST” Everything for your table put_up under the “Sunbeam” label Your Grocer has them—Ask him. Ime, Wholesale Distributore, New York, Concern 91 SPANKS HIS SON OF 45 Sturdy “Pop Bill’’ Avers Old | Way "ls the Only Way trot ais SHOULD LEARN, th and mothe it, are spoiling y allowing them 1 will spank Twill ta of Elizabeth, N will be plain Jang n telling them hi t nk thelr darling 1) my boy, y sured he will i tot hen needed uo can re th: aT 1 they only boys and K back tu and Mothers » Indeed Will use d where and girls, kK ow f ricing game sine old, ts In the game to. of his advaneed years rietor of an up-to-date 198 In Haine us 5 o'clock that his cleaned and fed mure, Is the prid und to see that the prop is given her, be personally ns and feeds her, Hoe has two ters and a pacer that can go the ince in good time, and the peo ple of Elizabeth, N, J sit up and | | | | | | ts il Nokes IME CORMERISS dr. 45. take Bur ing | no! With pride Mr ce when they Mc see k showe “Old Pop res going down the race a The Evening World r r through his barn. fest th hat caught the newss man's. was a well equipped blacksmith shop. ‘The helper leaned over when Mr, MeCor- muck was not looking and seid “One day last week the ‘smithy’ was sick and D: needed shoruig. Boss MeCormack would not listen to me and let me do the work, Int 5 }house he went and in a few minutes came out dressed with bis leather on, and in half an hour was at work, He shod his pet and then, tired, he went for a short drive. That is only one of the many tricks he pulls bout the barns here.” [am going to live until fam 110 years old, for L take the proper of myself," exclaimed Mr, Mot nack. "My love for w wy, will help me, tm 1 wish L hope 1 Mt favorites as L hutve lived with t EARNED FAME AS A JOCKEY ON FOREIGN COURSES, When a youth Mr. McCormack was in the employ of one of thy t nown horsenien in the world and he rode English steeplechases, With zest he tells of his eaerience ug th Uritish horsemen and of the horses he hag, ridden in England, Russia, Germany, France and [taly, Only & comparatively tow years ago he was under a ten-year ¢ ent ‘ rinany and assue ree in his family caused him. to give up those pla When a very young man, Mr, MeCormack says. had charge of a stable in Frankrort on-the-Rhine, and was out with his horses on a& mountainside when he saw the F in troops [river and, ng, by conquest Which res fin the erea ton of the German Empire Mr, MeCormack is a At “Yoiner" and belongs to many fraternal Jzutions in A und Europe, Te Jhas resided in Elizabeth for the pa | forty-five year at one time was head of the volun fire depar ment “After all” he says, “I have teen all over this world time and t Again and there is only one great | pl Little Old New Y th Ip where We learn to spank and be spanked.” Apparently Was Jured— Although at first she serlously injured, M ton, twenty en her home, 2 ih Bee at 12:80 “the old | Ss umuel I Hos i“ wh Wr, Max Kaiden Avenne, was attendt ' eoarrived from Ly 1 and in M K 1 i ui of ul 1 be Coroner Fly ' bro cy thorough ton's death. Dr. Pilurt « ; POUGHKEMVSIE, NY Dr, Charles W. iilgrha, 5 the dson Kuve was toe Appointed State Lunacy Commission yan. The salary is De der 1906-1907, rim held the same overnor Higgina, er Investigate GIRL DIES OF | AUTO HURTS tion aud served un in 4 EVENING WURLD, WEDNESDAY, ADMITS HELPING SEPTEMBER THREE OTHERS KILL RICH MRS. NICHOLS 1 ONE OF THRER WOMEN AILLED IN ALTO ON The PLANNED TWO DEAS — ‘4 eee s+ ’ ANOTHER OUNCE BRAKE BROKE ON H AUTO TURNED SLICED OFF 5-CENT BREAD BY BAKERS i Walt men Fh nek ished {| 1 From Michigan After Ha Made a Conte fn USPECT LIZED HEE 1 Hand of Pr 1} | plive, Working as Bar | ber, Gave a Clu f INWOOD M pt. 1910 vee re dey ¢ . . k with Arthur Walt . Lind, a ployed t Mer, Wilhelinina Balt ‘ Sey s ms wn t w 4 murder of Mre Piinabeth ‘ any w i Aa the rex arrest at tror 4 n John 1 \ ite ; ma "BAYONNE SOCIAL LIFE OY a y Mra N wan asked Me Ward ret hot hithert wiedee Machine Hit by Car It Was Racing " .* orease a0 | Heals the Skin if the erti lay by to ¢ Trip Plannes ' . if kee the New «The man. sy wine ¥ vpelled | Tt tea delight to find, after « few identity th oe ine to ear ott the ne | Applicauons, that your Kesema or other iw below ely a third dear warn An of toe Master Bakers’ | Wnaightly, bothersome affection has : ation by Tsp Veuret and) our women of Bayonne 3,| An ave fimures in) deta eoapraree [tis a weleome sight te Deputy ¢ . prominent in the ehureh and al whieh 1 Me Ward, Hes |y improvement in some stul he ‘ , , i ¥ su been Min disease, whieh has endured fer The polt a heen wate * ne f their etty, started Monday r Noob New « weeka, perhaps for ye nan for “ pth, knowing him trip to douth Collingwood, whieh ne ft tha Hvery are, as an & wat f Watronen and they ha ttwo years ago ‘The w u “4 t AT ALL DARUGGISTS. Biddle Lek who were soon ADOUL THO bodies of three of them, Mra Eugene bread oven the paper A twin home of «, widow of JE.) Kitlan of No. 2t West ‘Thirty-atth werat ind it for dalivery—has gone N ny Nichols & CO. Street, Mrs. Samuct May of N ay in pe . cory hen she was stran-| West ‘1 dety-Afth Ste And Mixa) Che price of average first-class i to ¢ robbers & ‘£°) Hella Vannette of No. 18 Fast Thirty four last year was $50 4 i ast Friday. They bad hoped he ght enth Street, were brought home tt bs 8a barre lard Use cost | nowingly d them to the other! today is S centa a pound, now it ts 12 two. He ix now detained as a mate-| ‘They had been instantly killed yeu. |cents, Cotte 1 oll, used in cakes | witness. terday afternoon when the automibite | and crullers, was 48 cents a gallon t is believed he may ald in tracing|in which they were travelling from lst year; now it ts 88 cents, Paper the $16,500 worth of jewelry taken! Cheisea Farm to Ocean MHelghts was and twine for wrapping were § from the Nichola home latruck by a@ trolley car a short dis. |'undred pounds last year; now they | Waltonen's trall, followed by New! tance from the latter station are $6. Moen seed, used In buns and Goodness, mete York detectives, has led to Buffalo, The fourth member of the party, | Hread, was 8 coats a pound; now it cy me! Jim's going to Cleveland, Sudbury, Canada and ytes, Margaret Davis, of No, 1128)! 32 cents Caraway ts he 7 bring ho gu for ‘enobscot, 3 His discovery im ave : i ar" ents @ pound; now they are 12 me guests alana " t Ne Oar re eee ancy | “WH you increase the price of dinner and there is not Michigan ts betl to be due to ® Hospital suffering from a fractured uy i thi in 1 campaign in which Deputy Commis-| kul, ‘The driver of the motor car, |Pread thin; the house—! sioner Seull co-operated with the) sorrel) Ingersoll, who, it 4s said, had annot We'd be the Finnish ministers, through employ-| speeded his machine ahead ha ed to do that, Wo ahall alinpl Fron quick! torDA&G nt agencies and churches, out of! troltey car to beat It to the station, j send we'll have het sympathy for Onn Talas, the boy) way killed also. ° of the Attorney Gen. pudding and rolle— who confessed he let Waltonen into yivg, ft argaret Wolf of South Col eri of the pr ea epevtobva pale dnd they'll like that. icholy house the night of the! jingwood, the other pas ot in the wi m Mate the ey, inveatiension 7. and whose sentence to death car, was seriously injured. The eee ON a one w nmuted by Governor Whitmaa hq intended taking the trolley car) bany aad (ha » hus been ordered 8 recently for Pleasantville, yet . 3 tthe Munielpal Rureau of Weight Five weeks agoa Finn from Wauke-! when news of tho disaster reached | an¥' Meaninon, Cohtet Lnspecton Attest gan, ih, who Dad made @ study ef ste Kilian last olgiit he Was so die Lute suit be hod oot heard of any Wt Jg the Flour for me the murder was shaved by Wal * traught that he ran screaming into ' He adie the ved th Hokey de Tho patron noticed w scar On the) thy xtreet, When he regained hie) ON Ot! meen in'the ae index finger of the hand that ewept| composure, he and Mr. Hay and Mr the ra ide wi one lariza Anders piclo Hw anonym nities te ation The th an Jette and say sus man yf Ironwood 18 ross his fac mark set publicity and police cireu- De » told of ft This was forth in A his sus physician, attorney, went New York poll ce officors were fed, Ins' Commissioner Fogarty Tho police aay confe ao aself but als other men, bat putting ‘aur edd ot iminating Lehto and two alas in a bet- and Waltonen wi th an noits| Peruse uy Scull Investigated, | Detectives. Enright to Detective Jobn| of this city. The answer was to be inserted in the! ons of @ Chicago news- » answer was published on | corset TD SAVE BAMBREK and, to the little Michigan towa. made a! 01 nly ter lik Lispoctor Faurot has been lookt r lelto ever since he was mentioned in Talas's mony Wanted also was a third man whou vr knewn only as “the Italian, His identity probably la known now, | It became known to-day that the rreat of Wa in Ironwood yes 1 ailifled an made by Dis ney and Assistant ey Dool the ar und the talian, Mr vt formation Aug. 2 1 that two men who answered of Wal Honen’s accomplices were visitora to », having fr Ca vmstat the detectives nude the immediate ar —— IN THE ART WORLD Mr. Caruso, now to get $6. night in Buenos Ayres, has forged ahead of Mr, Chaplin, — > —-- twelve Years Jenne Train Robber. MARTINSBURG, W.Va, Sept. 13 tharles n Harrison an nie. made a fill ie Court toxd A nue home. ene day wel Lyt Hoe Ave 1 hanknot - by Vit Au 4} young woman Was taken to ber City All the Bayonne women were ynette started at bers of Chapter the Ey atl hus’ n antl af isn polltan Opera House stern M ar rr 21 of the Order woman's ry. oM Kil. nber of the Me orchestra NEW EVIDENCE FOUND Two Witne: once for Auanti ON EVE OF EXECUTION te Anot her Killed Policeman Dapping at McManus Pienic ¢ Iife of Thomas Bambr | ae tito d Friday m by a respite at the last minute, a mnferen be sfter noon between t Swann and Bambrick's attorney, A exander Karlin, at) whteh Pather Cashin, ¢ ent. As a resi ' brick'’s family ar ng that a {muy 4, aoqualnted toda \ ‘ ck was convicted of ha shot and killed Peltooman Georg Dapping at the pl of M Manus ir ‘ He wy woe WwW fret , s he wa Lewis t winanel 1 Dan This, t n, a convict ‘ be was far ed upon 1 Warden O tod 1 ; f Thomas Ke Gov, W two we hs brick’s counsel to get new evidence, but V jen Osborne has not re ceived any further word, BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER and save from $5 to $iO A New Model Made of « combination of fine quality Botany Serge and Silk Taffeta. Fin- ished with gold tinsel and silk em- broidery $13-75 Scores of pretty dresses in all the new Fall Styl Suits $10.£0 up. Coats $5 up. Cresses $5 up. BE CURIOUS! Visit Our Showrooms, You will not be urged to buy the values speak Jor themselves! Catalog maited ous of Cogn upon request. The HAMILTON GARMENT Co. Dept. TY for Catalog, 307 FIFTH AVE NY. i eae ty Bist St. LOUIS TRACYS\, THRILLING STORY’ ENTITLED YELLOW MENACE BEGINS TO-DAY IN THE EVENING WORLD uee