The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1922, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1922. two tons. The stoker slugged him right an’ lft, Ul he seemed playing’ fce-saw wid the floor, At the ind uv 3 : “ ; " GUNMAN SHOOTS New German Heavy Champ SMITH OF POUGHKEEPSIE | DEFEATED IN PRIMARY, fur him to git up, and ft the ring wid and Third Ave., Manhattan) ie cii0% xin) ovn wails oe one sweep up the gate receipts, They Election Day. and when he heard wantin heart to fight another “That Lad Samson Is a Wonder,” Says Paddy Doyle, them savin bh Sk es ce i Al's election came to the ble elty to! f ee og according to Coroner mn abrate, fle celebration remitted inf turns spoleen: the Former Glove Artist Who Taught he's comin’ home, he 1 . arraignment pofore Maglstrate| Tittle, whe, wa wan a former | County + goin’ right up to Tex Rick in the West SI Treasurer His Companion sini, Wscepes in Youngster How to Box. & band. an’ recepahun : sharee ate vidine Yl nis failure to win tne nomination. bi Taxi ws Dozen Men Fourteenth Street and Third Avenue, where they make fighters and | Meet the Reliance.” eee auor law. eee { politicians, is freély and fairly agog to-day over the report from JHerlin aaa at Oe isnotnee dered 4 Look On, that Paul Samson Koerner, one of its own products, stoker and slugger |ALLEGED RUM RUNNER 1 the Palals Royal, Broadway and 48th \ oe of the steamer Reliance, sloughed Hana Breltenstraetter into slumberland Austin W, Smith, of No. 1161 l’res-| and bounced from his bean Germany's own heavyweight crown of Fistiana Ident Street, Brooklyn, was shot and} “Did you met it?" asked Paddy fatally wounded at 58th Street and} Doyle, the retired plumber, who once Highth Avenue at 7.45 last night by | had aspirations for the padded ring ‘one of two men who alighted from ajand masterful mitts, but was stopped MAY BE FREED ON BAIL] \\.<01 a ‘notte hair fied ith what the ete ves Fitzgereid and Saylor of tn- pector Bolan’s st ff happened along ind took Smith and the bottle to thelfl Do You Have to “Squint’’ to See? manese's Attorney Seeks "Naheas Writ To-pas George Gordon Rattle. attorney tor Samson himself in the nointh because he got sore at the Duteiman fur foulin’ him. The way the Forteenti: bye slugged him wuda made Dempsey | Anthony Cassese, i, rum, runner. |, Yow York again and Grink an: If 90, you oe! taxicab. on his way to Madison Square Ger-| sich wid invy. and Carpenter, who| #!d he would apply for & writ of Kabear "Parmer smith &'d Meststrate (Hl Have eer Oc Bevo pcos According to the police, A. L. Will-] den by @ couple of cops. Paddy waa) wuz at the ringside, almost tainted | Corpus in Federal Court, Brooklyn to- jt , examine your oye. You Sar lams of No. 880 West 58th Street | addressing a@ lot of fans of the arena ‘was on the corner with a dozen othe ‘@ barber shop, as he held men when the taxicab arrived. He} the paper In his hand. saw the men alight, and one of them,| “He's @ wonder, that lad Samson,” short and stocky and wearing a brown wid surprine day, for release of thin olient,. held in| Pourhkeepate, enjoy life without good “The puree was for halt a miltion | $100,000 bail for trial on charges of ———— not delay visiting our Oculist if yet marks, Carpenter throwin’ a hundred | violating the Volstead Act. i not exactly right. For the last ia it WN PROHIBITS DOGS e709 are net es: thou’ hisself. They atarted to sweev'| tne upplication for the writ was denied ee N Py od “roles this has been “Optical the money up Wid.a broom, wut hac | ne would make an appaal FROM BARKING AT NIGHT Aquarters.” Charges are moderate. he sald. “Did I know him? "Twas trrates va ee Wavaea’; carrion’ ‘The tentative date for trial of Cassese] CLEVELAND, 0., Nov. 9 —Lakewood ereetens 400 Garvey, Wt, take a ire: | Fos. test Showed Bi Che left hook |r sont pelave Still, they might| 8s “xed by Federal Judge Garvin, for|a suburb of Cleveland, has passed a volver from his pocket and show \t} that pot Heinle asleep. An’ he'a the} ney peen tryin’ to indooee him to giv: | ’. but Battle said to-day he be-| municipal law at the elections prohibit. to the driver of the machine, Thex|champion of Germany! Well, what| (their man a fight in case Samson| lieved the trial may be Postponed. Cas-| ing the barking of dogs after a certain hho got back Into the car. aye know about 14th Street and] hadn't sive him all he wanted,” \s in the. Raymond Street jatl.| hour Owners wil! be fined $1 for every As Williams watched, the stout} Third Avenue? An‘ only yisterday ub f park man called his companion, who] Al Smith of the Hall up here rippin’ Yeaned through the door of the taxi}the tar outer the whole Ripublican ~ ‘ @ few minutes and then walked to the }Party. But listen to this: For to-morrow (Friday) Pavia ce: Stutz 2 mused Mr. paper says $60, ‘Tisn't much. for the likes of you and me, but it'd be a grand thing on Grand Street the da) before elecshun. This Hans Whad- doorway of a building near the cor-] ‘Paul Samson Koerner (his nain> ner. Williams heard a shot And a] ain't Koerner: they must mean Pau: dyecallom went to his corner smilin Soream and saw Smith crumple up on} Samson from the corner) to-night} and bowin’ to all the crowds, wh: the pavement. The taxicab drove off] win tlie heavyweight champeenship | kept cheerin’ for him. It was ° at high speed and the gunman walked | ftom Hans Brit-briten—well, fhatever|thim smiles that wuddent wear otf slowly cast through 68th Street. {t is, or whatever it was-~it's all the} It had to be knocked off and Samson y : A same now—and win besides half x] was there for that purpose. Patrolman Quinn took Smith to the} mition marks, which it tuk the intire| ‘‘Samson had in his corner two Roosevelt Hospital, where he died om | crew of the Reliance to tuck away in| other stokers and a couple of German the operating table about u Half hour | the bgt oo da Wininet is the who eee aon. ters. ee S78 heen ‘a! rot: | ‘ ‘tt wuz the "se Aight jerman heavyweight had a tot Miter, Ie had torn shot! through the! tine he wushed Il,” He omrted | u' iras gn’ foctors an body. the fight to the Dutchman till they promoters, “Tt needed thim all + Smith was twenty-eight years old| carried the man with the turrible|carry him outer the ring whin ! and was identified by his brother, poem heeachMen Nees! ae Hes wint vee ue last time for the fourty ave BAY im the trouble hadn't | time and vicey versey. William L., of the Brooklyn address.) 1+ teen fur the interference of the} ‘Id wuz a gintle battle fur neven William said Austin was an automo-| rupes, which bounced the blond two| rounds, Samson beltin’ the champ bile mechanic employed by the Circle whiniver he wanted to. In this sivinth t Broadway and 69th the big two tons fouled the stoker and nt gare pated had tived in a{ Ofer. "You mean Teuton.” after that it wuz the stokehole fur a, * “Arab your r'adin’ this paper or] him. Samson hed the fightin’ light furnished room at No, 78 West-85th| met’ retorted Mr. Doyle. ‘It say#|uv Third Avenee and Forteént Street Street, Manhattan. He suid he saw | the fight wan to be for fufteen rounds in his eye and began to hit lke a his brother about three times a week | and there was fuftesn t'ousand people | rivet driver. and knew of no enemies he had or ter wee it. + But it wan stopped by “Tt wuz seen to be all off with the a tn rte ce any reason for the shooting. Women’s At the Circle Auto Exchange, it was H and=made Blouses ployed there, It was @xplained that u 4 ‘gs ea / from Porto Rico cousin of his had been employed os @ mechanic, and that Smith fre- quently called to see him. The cousia echt ag ate lbs aimee I The Lingerie Blouse, made by hand has come into the ‘timajef the shooting thougnt eo special favor. This interesting selection includes Veneck, Peter Parf and Tuxedo styles as well as vis eee number a the ai police are working on the frilil-trimmed models, with hand-made filet and Irish laces Seececibiees nade Bedroom Suites from $229 to $2356 Ms in walnut, mahogany and decorated enamel POLICE SERGEANT’S WIFE ENDS LIFE BY BULLET 'HENEVER YOU read a range of prices, your first thought is apt to be, “Oh yes—one suite Eeiiicer tienen for $229 and a hundred suites for about $2000.” But Mrs. Florence Sherry, wife of Thoma at Flint & Horner’s there is an adequate supply of Sherry, police desk sergeunt of South good but inexpensive sets. 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