The evening world. [volume], May 31, 1912, Final Edition, Image 6

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THE EVENING. WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY
19&.
Borough President Steers1 Pro
posal to Board May Save
j Many Acres.
7A jlan to convrrl the oM Iron pier at
tilt Dreamland rulna Into an elaborate
rcra.llon dock, strotchln: 1,091 feet
lii(o tli 000111 and to Uo Initlt of atons
as steel, with the prospoct that tha
piiir will fnabl tlie cttr to rvclalm
:ilt at land now under water on tlio
beach of the proJoctrJ SmsMo Park at
t Canay Island, n utnnUted to tf
, Baard of Kstlmals to-day by Doroush
' Ptestdcnt Steers.
.Jlr. SVwrs's proposal was In ths form
of an amendment to a report of ths
Corporate Stocli HinlKct Committee,
wfrlch authorised fJS.OOO for remortn
ptars, bulkheads nnd debris from the
burned nraa. The board axrtrd ttia np
iproprlntlon should not be touched until
It was decided that no use muy ba
mtde of the Jellies nnd plnrs which sur
vived the Are.
Th old plnr Is In a fair state of pres
ervation," said Mr. tituers. 'Hnd It Is
' passible, with tbo rxmll;ure of a rea-
' aapabje win, to convert It Into a bulk
bead or Jetty whK'h would preservo the
testich and udd to tlio oity's iicrenue
there."
Plans for the pier were prepared by
Cfciaf1 Knslneer William It Ward, who
consulted with Charles Vorhles, builder
0 the old pier. It was pointed out that
jtj absence of such a bulkhead reach
10 Into the ocean has cost the city
more than thirty acres of land at the
fpt of Ocean Parkway. ,t Manhattan
3ach the establishment of bulkheads
b,4 won back acies of lanj from the
doaan. and more bulkheads ore 'being
feult.
I MILLER AND MOTLEY FREE
DESPITE NEW YORK WARRANT
Miss Graham Begins Action
for Damages and 'He Is
Served by Clever Ruse.
BURNS EXPOSES
GIGANTIC GRAFT
: IN ATLANTIC CITY
'ipj (Continued from First Pace.)
R!!a Lillian Orahom, show Girl, who,
with Uthel Conrad, wn arrested at
the Instillation of W. K. U. Htokss.
June 7 lsst, charged with shotting him
several times whrn ho refused to ylald
to their alleged demand for mono)-,
brauKht suit sgalnsl Htokrs) to-day 'for
$100,000 for "malicious prosocutlon and
arrest."
Notice of summons was filed In the
Hupreme Court, but no complaint ac
companied the paper. Clark L. Jordan,
appearing for Miss Graham, aald tha
complaint had not yet been fully
drawn, because of tha unexpectedly
Quick service of a subpoena on Stokes,
but that the document would be forth
coming promptly.
"Miss Conrad also Is to bogln simi
lar proceeding agalnat (Jtokea for a
Ilka amount," said Lawyer Jordan,
"Their oases are. similar. "Ws all ten
Mr, Htokes more willfully and mall
cloualy to get Mlm Graham and Miss
Conrad arrested, he knowing no crime
had been committed by them. They
wera tried on the charges preferred 'by
him and acquitted. Tho Jury did not
bellave the oung women had lurod hint
to their apartments In the Varuna and
there tried to hold Mm up for money.
This case differs from tha ordinary
case where John Doo proceedings are
Htarted In order to And out whether a
Mrlms h.u t,an ntnmlllMl. T n t - cuT Aft
going to that protect! vo means Mr.
Btokas directly charged Miss Graham
and Miss Conrad with a serious crime.
The servlco was made by strategy
upon tho owner of the Ansonta at Ills
big spartmcnt hotel. I'rucess Server
Harry Itothenberg, twenty-one years
old, learned Mr. Stokes wished to sell 1
certain pteco otf property. Itothenberg
acquainted himself with the peculiarities
of tha property, and called up Mr.
Hlokos on tha phone, saying he had a
purchaser. Itothenberg spoiio so famili
arly regarding tha property that Stokes
was taken off his guard, It Is stated,
and agreed to soo tho young man. Mr,
Stokes fumed when the papers In the
Graham suit wera handed to him.
Evidence Mailed From Washington
to Support Charge Not deceived
and London Judge Acts.
LONDON, May 31.-CIrk A. Miller
and Alfred it. Motley, formerly of New
York, were dUchnrged 'because of lack
of evidence against them when they
were arraigned In court to-day accused
of larceny. The complalnnnts are offi
cers of the United Hindu Lithographing
Company of New York and Cincinnati,
who charged that a lithographing pro
rose, for which they paid thn defendants
$UI),0W did not prove to ba as repre
sented. The Magistrate decldml to free th
men In spite nf the fact that nn officer
produced a warrant for their arrest
slcnel by President Tnft and Secretary
of State Knox, the defendants having
been detained at the request., of the
American Ht.itc Department, Tho Notv
York oftlcer, howover, did not have tho
'evidence to support the warrant, al
though It was said to have been mailed
at Washington on May 0. As It had
not reached tha American Kmbasay here
tho Maglttratn-roncludcd to release the
prisoners, explaining that this would
not Interfere with the isstiAiiue of a
new warrant when evidence agalnat
them was received.
A'.M.INAU KOI! TO-DAY,
Sua rlvi.. ,:Uhun Mt.. 7.23IMoti rlwi., 3.51
PtlltT OP JIBW YORK.
AIIIIIVED.
CM? nf Monttomrr;,.- ,,,, ftmnnth
El ofir.,,,. j .iiurMton
INCOMrXO BTEAW?!n!9.
uvn TtMKV.
from the New York I'ollce Uepartmcnt Mituast. iJwrpeel. '
TIZ-for Sore Feet
Tired, Aching, Swollen, Smelly, Sweaty Feet? Corns,
Callouses or Bunions, Frost Bite and Chilblains?
Use TIZ. It is Sure, Quick and Certain.
8end for FREE Trial Paokage of TIZ Today
X
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tff now using every Influenceto keep
out of Jail.
With the posstbla except '-n of
Dtugherty, every one. of tha councilman
mixed up In the deal Is well fixed.
Tboabua s one of the best known hotel
man In tho, Resort. He recently retired
from active hotel Ufa, after selling tho
historic hotel Windsor, headquarters for
years of the best known whips of tha
country during the annual horse show
hare, to the Wldener Interests, who are
ta erect a twenty-two-story hosteJry-on
tha altht.
Kesaler, known familiarly aa 'The
Millionaire Uutcher" heads on of the
largest packing hourts of the resort.
Intimates say he Is worth' a half
million. Lane, a favoilte Kuehnle coi
tractor. President o! tha Lane l'avlng
Company, Is said to bo worth a quarter
of a million, llo at ptcsrnt holds somo
"1ch pickings" In city contracts.
,Malla, proprietor of Malla'a Hotel, Is
Known to be worth nt .least 100,ooo, prln
cjpslly Innvesttd In the saloon business
isltu "IJoss' .luienmc.
ougherty owns the largest rentaurant
el Atlantic avenue In the Third Ward
aid Is comfortably well orf. His rise
11 the local political firmament has been
meteoric. He belt out the i;ang In tho
Utter scrap for munlclpa', control, at the
Ian general election nnd through his
strength gained a poiltlon with ths big
Isadora.
TOrdlnance No. (, a the Concrete
Joardwalk bill was ofllclally known,
ad a tempeatunus history In council.
troduceil during January, it was given
rst and second -cadlnc and then pigeon-
olea after tha dally press had cx-
oted It.
URNS LAID TRAP AND EXPO
SURE IS RESULT.
The Boardwalk Committee for weeka
Reclined' to say a word about tho bill
nu uie imp. vtuu hiwii uui wua iiiai
t was "dead." On Ajirll 22 It was
ragged from Its resting place nnd sent
hrough with a whonp, but three Coun
llmen Gale. Headlcy and Mathls-vot
nm against Us passage. Fourteen mem
era-voted for lib passage. This action
Was tha signal for a universal lashing
of the Council. Ulg hotel men urged
tha Mayor to veto tho bill. He did.
Council sustained the Vvto, effectually
killing Vie measuru.
The ordinance In brief provided for
the rebuilding of the boardwalk Iiji sec
tyona, os Council might determluo by
resolution from time m time, that all
repairs must be made under the plans
prepared by a civil nnRlneer to be em
itioyed. Thla engineer was to be em
ployed for "all repairs" which mo.mt
that hla tenure of office would be per
petual and that the city would be called
in pay him ad Infinitum. No estimate
Of tha coat was mide, but unofficial
guras gave It ai at least a million
dollars within & comparatively few
years.
Vlt now develops that the measure waa
Ml reality a "plant" made by Burns. Ho
SexMared he had evidence that big bribes
)f d heen paid In the award of tho mill
le)n dollar drainage ranal, To clinch
Ms, however, ,lt was necessary to get
ftlse man cornered to obtain a confea-
do thla Burns despatehel one of his
OMratlvea here. Ho posed aa James K.
HAiTls. "a wealthy New York contrao
tef." This was a ytnr ago. He let It
bfj noised almut qulto casually that ha
waa interested In putting up a concrete
iflrdwelk.
'-Tentative'' overturea were made. It
iMtilred a deal of clover coaxing, hut
atpast, according to Burns, one msn
:rH." To him was left the Job of se
aurlng the proper majority. He an.
rauuvu mur oiiicrp, ii is ssia, ana ra
ny more, who to-day, Burns declares,
GAS KILLS WOMAN OF 90.
MSBBHHBHaBBBB VMM
Iter Danahter Alao a Vletlaa In
Philadelphia Home.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May IL-Mrs.
Annie Wlitl'aniS, 'fifty-nine years old,
and her mother, Mrs. Mary J. Long,
ninety years of ago, were asphyxiated
In their home here early to-day. Death
was accidental and was due, to gas
escaping from a range. ,
Dadway's
elief
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llri. J, Western!!, of VHnme. N, J., wrttw!
I miat ttll you enr lujwt'i ltesdy HtlW Ii
Uif lt reirnlj lor pln that tfirs it In tht
mirktt tMtr, 1 hut t lrs fmlly ai mall
f '.V.llrf ? . It '' "! t"7 s dictsr'i
Mil. tot navj ton torott It ti s kins our
that. Mr lltUr slrl haa apralnrd brr ankle and
l romlni a Mind flat wlthniit nr other doctor
linn ltilwaj'a Iteady ttelirf,"
A Household Remedy, m
" atxwans- t si sus uiu1tiik.
HAtlWAr & CO., New York.
m
Xvsry en who Is troubled .with sore.
iwtair or tender feet swollen feet
smetlr feet, corns, callouses or bunions,
frost bits or chilblains can .aulcklr mak
th.lr feet wall now. Here la Inatant re
lief and a lastlag. Dtrmanant . remedr
It s called TIZ. TIE raehss'aoTe'ifesttwsr).
and swollen feet ara aulcklr reduced to
their normal sloe. Thoutanda of ladles
have been able to wear, shoes a full alas
smaller with perfect comfort.
It's the onlv foot remedy, ever mads
which sets on ths principle of'drawln out
all ths poisonous exudstlon which oaue
eore feet. Powders and other remedies
merely elos tm.ths cores. TIZ el
them out and keep them clean. It works
right off. You will feel better the very
first tlma it'a used. Use It a week and
you can forget .you ever bad eore fset.
There Is nolhlngton earth that can oom
oars with It.
TIZ. 35 cents a box, sold everywhere,
and recommended bv all drug stores, da.
partment .and general stores. Write to
day to Walter Luther Dodge A 'Co.. 133s
South Wabash Ave.. Chicago. III., for a
free trial package of TIZ br return mall,
and entoy tha real foot relief roil never
felt before.
V CtcnUKtA' tintimuna
Bait a Century in Buttnei:
Be Careful to Whom
You Trust the Exami
nation of Your Eyes
The Ehrllch" service
maintains a staff of
registered physicians,
specialists In eyesight
examinations. They'll
prescribe glasses that
will help.
We charge for fllusct only.
Perfect Fitting Glasses, $2.50 to SIS
With Ilifocal Lenses, $4.50 to $18
217 Broadway. Attor House
223SxthAve..l5thSt. 350 Sixth Ave.. 22d St.
101 Nassau. Ann St. 17 West 4 2d New York
498 Fulton St.. Cor. Bond St.. Brooklyn
Don't Walt to Find out
It yea sre Infected by disease. If yea
bare been exposed to Infection bay a
package ef
TYREE'S
.Antiseptic Powder
Immediately, sad ward off possible dan
ger. It Is a narmlrta. but powerfsl
Sermlelde. carts ss well as prevents
laesse. ssd has beea recoameadea by
pajslelaaa for years. Dliaoltea In
ataatly la water, and Is saeaasled aa
a deucke.
For sale by draggtsts emj aseta.
Bead 'for Booklet.
JS. TIME, asssu,WajUatea,B.C.
'feilalMiat
The kind that
don't wear oat-
at the finger ends, and every pair '
contains
A Guaraatee (hat GaaraattM
"a new pair free" if the "tips"
wear out before the gloves. '
There'a a way (o tall tha
genuine.
"Look in the hem" for ths!
name "Kayser.", It is there for
your protection. ,v
'"Kayaer" gloves cost ao nairaf
than the "ordinary kind." and are
worth double in quality,., fit and 'I
value.
Don't accept the "just as good" ttfcj
"look in the hem" for the name j
"Kayser" the kind that "don't
wear out" at the finger "tips;
Short Silk Olova a
60o., 70o., St.OO, S1i2S, S1.SO
Leng 811k Olovaa
70e 91.00, S1.2B, SI.OO, SS.00
atlas Kinstr & Co Mtktrt
. Neva York I
NKW YORK
ATLANTIO OITY
ROSENBAUM &C6.
PROVIDINOS
A8BURY "ArJK '
IOSc 13 WEST 23P STREET
ESPECIALLY ARRANGED FOR SATURDAY. . JUNE 1ST
One Thousand Lingerie Waists
nFKjt.
'I
mo xrou. c Kauai ron rr.
AdTerUtemtsw for Ttas WoflJ mtjr be left st
an 7 .American Dtsttiot Hsiniw efQce la ttis
efu mu r, at. ,
A
Sugar
Basket
and
Tongs in
Sterling
Silver.
Price:
Basket, $7.50;
Tongs, $4.50.
s
ELECTING silver for a little gift or a
big one (even if it be a, gift for your
self) is always interesting.
Sandwich '
Tray
of Sterljng
Silver,
Diameter
10Jj inches.
A real
Meriden
value at
$18.
And the interest increases with the
Variety of things you may select from.
Which is why so many people find
this such an interesting store.
The "Variety" comes- of the gathering
here of the work of the designers in our
eleven factories.
A variety a single maker couldn't
possibly hope to show.
Sterling in plenty.
Plated Wares that are almost-as at
tractive (the Sheffield and Old Dutch re
productions are especially charming).
Prices that fit every desire.
The MERIDEN Co.
(INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY, SUCCESSOR)
Silversmiths
49-51 W. 34th St., Through to 68-70 W. 35th St., New York
oub"
999
OUTFIT
JTchalr
! Mil !Lhflr...
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1 Parlor TMf .
I1ININO BOOM.
iorkse
re.
1 Katenaion Table
1 IfUif J
ON SALE
Saturday, June I,
1.00
VALUES
2.00 to 3.00
TAKEN FROM THE REGULAR
STOCK, NEW SHEER SUMMER
MODELS. ' NOT A WAIST IN
THIS SALE EVER . SOLD FOR
LESS THAN TWO DOLLARS f
iV
Wot over wo wabta to a -effstomef
Credit Terms:
$ Dovvu ob $39
5 " 75
7.6 " "100
1 Hlilrlioerd.
4 Caae i na
JaocT iv
UK. 7,U
therrtu Coneb
ItlllJKOOM.
nitlTK FOR
II. MA WEEK
JnrK.vs an
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i.Nua.
Ntrrl Huriac
KTTCITEN. ,
"-Kltchea Table
fltsnladiUr Chair
Ilflows. ftreaan ijiiiiflns qiase
Vhalr to Match lo Yds. Oilcloth
In Yds. Fibre Carpet
The Great Circle
Time wis when mariners would
follow the points of the compass
due East or West In crossing the
Atlantic.
Now they follow the route known
as the Great Circle. On the map It
looks as If It were an out-of-the-way
course but in reality It is by far the
shortest cut.
The SHORT COURSE to RESULTS
may seem to be to advertise In a
number of different newspapers and
pay a number of DIFFERENT AD
VERTISING RATES, but follow this
GREAT CIRCLE.
The Circula
tion of The World.
Moraines and Sun
days, in New York City 1
Exceeda that of the
Herald, Times, Sua
and Tribune
COMBINED.
And You Will Get tho Best Re
suits nnd Pay BUT ONE
Advertising Rate.
jpAre Now Being Almost
iMeaa6V e i est saMHan n
CilVEN AWAY
On Last Days of Stfe
Friday and Saturday
Men's and Women's M no
SLIP-ONS ArVn l.Uo
FINE RAINCOATS J.
VALUtS tRUn f4 to at hith 1 U.fl-1
SILK & MOIRE & ATA
POPLIN COATS T"
VALVES FROM fit to at kith ai Hi
Men's and Women's P 7C
SLIP-ONS AND fv(
IMP. RAINCOATS ef
VALUES FROM $8M to u high at t22.lt
Men's & women's ENGLISH i
RAINCOATS & GABARDINES U
VALUES FROM $15 to at hith at 532 Jt ff
Men's and Women's A CA
LINEN DUSTERS 1'"
Variety of Styles and Colors. All sizes W
VALUES VP TO Hfl.M
Boys' & Glrls'Capes ft A
A splendid lot of about 830 Capes in a
fine assortment of newand beautiful shades fllLi
all the latest. Values are as bish as s on' 1 WWW
PLYMOUTH
asm
872
B'way
Cor. 18th St.
60 W.
23d St.
Former Best Store.
212
6th Ave.
Door from Cor.lttllS
it- iii I'cc i itti c niRCcncMrc wuat vni i mi-r-i-.
euntr conitso or be arrested.
eh man. It la nllageJ. was to rr
Advcrtiscin Next Sunda
P.bsd f tha' deal wsnt throuB"
orld
A WORLD "WANT" AD, WILL CO ANQ GET IT.
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