The evening world. Newspaper, May 29, 1919, Page 11

There is no prohibition on shirt satisfaction. You will find it on tap in any of our 23 shops. Imbibe to your heart’s con- tent— A money back guarantee CONTRACTOR SLAIN INA STREET DUEL; ASSAILANT IS SHOT — Herbert Hansen and Union Agent Empty Revolvers at Each Other in Brooklyn. Herbert Hansen, thirty, a con- tracting truckman, of No. 466 48th Street, Brooklyn, was killed at 1.30 A. M. to-day in a revolver duel with living at No, 422 Gist Street, Brook- lyn. Slattery ts in @ critical condl- tion in Norwegian Hospital from two wounds in the abdomen. The men eet at 64th Street and Fifth Avenue, South Brooklyn, and after a few words fought with their fists, Both suddenly drew revolvers and fired until the weapons were empty, ‘The shots aroused the neighborhood and attracted a large crowd. Both men were lying on the sidewalk. Hansen had been killed almost !n- stantly by a shot through the heart. Another bullet penetrated his ab- domen, Hansen and Slattery had a fight a week ago at Coney Island, according to the story told District Attorney Lewis and the police. Early to-day Hansen was talking to Walter Hez- rick, a fireman, of No. 465 624 Street, ‘ANN PREMIER TRIES 10 PREVENT TORONTO STRIKE First Conference With Work- ers and Employees Fails to Bring About Settlement. OTTAWA, May 17.—Premierd Bor- den and a deegation from Toronto conferred here to-day in an effort to will again meet Premier Borden and the Cabinet Representatives of the men urged the 44,hour week as a means of meet- ing unemployment, but the employers answered that @ 44-hour week would place them at a serious disadvantage in meeting international competition. There was divergence of opinion over collective bargaining. In regard to one of the points in dispute, Sir Robert suggested the pos- stbility of compromise and the es- tablichment of a tribunal for this purpose. Announcement was made that Premier Borden was considering the advisability of calling a general con- ference in Ottawa of all interests con- cerned in the general strikes through- out Canada with a view to bringing about an amicable settlement of the industrial unrest, Legislation affect- ‘1919. nnd | sulaeat ef Pout of postofMice and railway mail clerks who walked out in the gen- eral strike. up to-day. Labor leaders in Vancouver were reported striving to put a general strike into effect, but postal work« ers failed to vote to join Postal workers at Victoria were ro- ported to have gone on strike yester- day. GAS DECISION DEFERRED. Action City The city was still tied Briefs to Be wi =. Judge Julius yer in the Federal Court to-day reserved decision until ‘Thureday in the S0-cent gas case after cation to prevent William P. Burr, Corporation Counsel, from coming into the case, ‘The case has been in court for yearn and the olty now desires to take part rgument had been heant on an appll- © é Thomas Slattery, thirty-four, a walk-| When Slattery came by in an auto-| head off the general strike in To ; Briefs will be fled, + prevents a cold grey dawn of | |ing delegate of the ironworkers’ union,| Mobile, Hansen called and he turned | tonto, eatled for to-morrow, ‘The|'* the cost of living Is understood BS . the morning after, in to the curb, When Hansen invited also will be considered. Borah Aste’ dels |. haan ~~ | him to accompany him to a restaurant ueatag set ceppesestty reese = ‘The strikes continued throughout Teton We are the largest shirt spe- co Slattery told him he wanted nothing | mo - | the Dominion to-day. WASHINOTON. | LIFT OFF CO RNS! to do with him, sult, The meeting was resumed this) 1, Winnipeg, where the trouble| a hearing for Irish Republican dole- cialists in America, ‘This started the fight which the| afternoon. The labor men are de-| io .ctoq the Government has| gates before the Peace Conference: was = iy fireman tried to stop. Hansen he nema nd enforcement of an eight) vaintainea an outwardly uncompro- made to-day Miaerecgenition ba +4 , loged to have fired the first shot when | hour day. ising attitude, threatening dis- Ajties ‘of the Iria ht This week we are featuring Doesn't hurt at all and costs on! mising . Allies ‘of the Slattery was starting toward his au- Pmployers and employees in the White Shirt a few cents tomobile. Both were carried to the|motal trades met separate y to form- a =e ate Shirts hospltal in Slattery’s car. Slattery] ulate proposals to be considered at REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE FOR GALE— ‘ of jg a prisoner in the hospital charged |a joint meeting late this afternoon. LONG ISLAND. LONG ISLAN’ Fi M with homicide. 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