The evening world. [volume], June 16, 1913, Final Edition-Racing and Baseball Results, Image 5

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TBI IVIHIMO WOfcLP, MOlfPAT, JUW1 It. tjU.
Mtl SHIP IN PANIC;
UNCLE OVERBOARD
TWO KIDD
ES CRIED
Id AND $ YEAR OLD
UNbLSS AND NEPBEWS
WBO CAUSED SEA PANIC
Boys Queerly Related Put All
Hands on Columbia on the
jfct Jump With Yarn.
$HAD LOCKED PAIR UP.
Tsatn Papa-Grandpa Docherty
Handed Out Forty-Seventh
Spanking of Voyage.
a thro rnnvlYM cabin passengers
I the crew of the atcamship Columbia
Xthed slffhs of relief when they sr-
at the Anchor line pier to day,
tr they irtre at last to be rid of t We
terrthl. Docherty k!ds. From the time
Bsey boarded the ship In Olaarow the
SMeiiai ly kid made their presence
known In wierd and wondrous ways. A
hah? d ten of the steward acrced, aa
thay mopped molat brows, that If they
Baal had the Docherty kids with t limn
oaa mora day the;- would have scuttled
the. Ship In deaparatlon.
Bar y and James Docherty, ten and
oanut yearn old, are the nuna of John
Beeherty. late of sterling, Scotland.
smaller lade. Hugh and Jamea, ara
Docherty'a grandaona. The two
boya were Inalatent that the
r onaa gave them their title of
while they patronizingly referred
a the amaller one aa their nephewa.
UNCLES INSISTED ON SPANKING
NEPHEWS.
ae amaller boya rebelled, and their
uncle attempted to apank them. On
eoeh oecaalon the liner waa rent by
lead howle that made Capt. John Black
oa the bridge believe he hnd been
boarded by plratea.
But It was when jii four joined
hands that the paaaengera realised
what terrora they had aboard. The
rat morning out of Movllle, Ireland,
aa the passengers eat about the desk
they ware horrified to ee an Airedale
terrier belonging to one of their num
ber tottering along encased In a cor
eat Mr. Roaa Ilenderton, a bride,
reoognlaed the article aa here and
started In purault of the dog. The dog
waa captured and the corset readied.
Than the DocherlT hlda were told
thine and all handa went to the spunk
ing. The father and grandfather said
to-day that hi arm waa lam from the
laying on of handa.
Bay before yesterday the two uncle
disappeared. The nephew were called
upaa to tall where they were, but shook
thatr heada. When they wi re pressed
they said: "They fell In the water."
LOCKED THEIR UNCLES IN
LINEN ROOM.
lastantly the ship wa.i In an uproar,
and every one Joined in a aeareh to
the missing. For tbraa hour penplr
bkg stewards and pa . nnem look. I
through staterooms and under berths
eabured the galley and exnmlneil the
h)M, but to no pirpoHC, and all the
while the nephewa Insisted that their
ubolea had' gone overboard.
Just about when every one was ready
a fc-ll..v. tim linvi h ,,i full...
beard a second cabin steward heard
muffled cries from a linen closet. He
opened the door, and out rolled the
missing pair. On a tour of exploration
they had found the linen closet upon
and entered. Then approached the
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NFERNAL NUISANCE
WILSON'S COMMEN
T
ON THELOBBYISTS
President .Comes Near Using
"Strong Language" in
Giving New Name.
OXNARD ON THE STAND.
Millionaire Says Free Sugar
Would Cause Formation
of a New Trust.
111 ARRESTS IN PARK RAID.
Maalstrate Flaee All Deepallere ml
Uwal sad Shrabberyla Brsahlra.
Policemen under Insp.jCtor Hughes la
Brooklyn arraigned 111 prlsonere before
Magtstrste Iteynolde In Flathuh fmirt
to-day, charged with littering lawns,
brsaklng bushe and nolllMr the grass
In Prospect Tank yeeterday. Hughes
told ths Magistrals that his squsd of
twenty could srreet only half of the
vandals, and It would tabs all ths la
borers of the psrk thrss dsys to clean
up.
The Magistrate fined everybody ar
raigned on the charge 110, th maxi
mum HI demanded deferred examina
tion. Five were unable to pey and
went to the workhouse.
steamer Jesse Spalding Safe.
cmt?MK, June ht The steamer
Jesse Rpaldlng, which was in collision
on lAk Superior esrly yesterday, ar
flved at fault 8te Msrie to-day with
her bow stove In but with th erew
safe.
postal from a Ma Oorrespoadeat of
The ealag World.)
WASHINGTON, June 16. Preslden .
Wilson gsve ths lobbyists a nee; home
to-day. He called them "an Infernal
nuisance." It waa the nearest to using
strong language that the President has
come since entering the White House.
Referring to th Senatorial Investigation
he ssld: "My only desire was to get rid
of ths lobbyist ss sn Infernsl nuisance."
His dealr Is being fulfilled. legis
lative corridors snd office are no longer
haunted by the Insidious gsng. Those
who remain In Washington are held
under subpoens snd with with Inactivity
and silence their turn on the witness
stand.
FORECASTS FORMATION OF A
NIW SUOAR TRUST
Henry T. Oxnard, vice-president of
the American Beet Sugar Company,
told the Senate lobby committee that
free sugar would result In ths forma
tion of a new "sugar trust." Only the
beet managed sugar factories would be
sbls to survlvs free sugar, he Maid, and
a combination would result.
"Then you are going to form a new
'trust? asked Senator Heed.
"I havs that In mind." said ths wit
ness. "In violation of the anti-trust lswT"
"No, air; there Is no law to prevent It
I have been so advised by counsel."
Oxnard told how he assisted In organ
ising ths old sugar trust In 18S6, ex
changing his company with a capital of
1100.000 for IT&o.ooo new stock. Ths new
corporation later was taken over by
the American Sugar Refining Company,
ths preeent so-called trust
Oxnard said he received $10,000 a year
aa Vlce-Prealdent of the American Beet
Sugar Company but denied that he was
paid that salary "for legislative work.
nephews and slammed the door, and
the spring lock was In perfect working
order.
Grandpa Docherty took the nephews
to tlie sei'lu ilon of his stateroom, and
they received the furty-'eventli spank
ing of the voyage.
The Iiocherty are hound for Younga
town, 0i where John Docher.y's son,
James, who la the futher of the two
mall boys, has a farm.
Labor Bill Vetoed.
BOBTONi June Id. One of the most
Important labOf ineuauies before the
legislature this year, the bill which
would have forbidden atreet railway
companiea to require more than nine
houra' work In eleven consecutive
houra, was vetoed by Gov. Foaa to-day.
Servian Cabinet Units.
UKU1KAIE. Servla. Juns 16. Th
Servian Cabinet, of which I'asttch was
Premier and Foreign Mlnlater, reslgnsd
'yesterday.
JUMPS FROM FAST TRAIN.
laksrt by Fall, Maw liana lata
Woods Near Moaat Tabor.
A man Jumped from a Lackawanna
Kallroad train going at thirty miles an
hour Just east of Mount Tabor, N. J
to-day. Thomas Harris, a detective of
the railroad, saw the man rush to the
platform of the car and grabbed at
him. but failed to get hold of him.
Harry says he thinka the man must
pate auddenly become Insane. He was
apparently unhurt and made off Into the
wood. Ilarrl stopped the train and
aearched for the man, but could not find
him. The fugitive had taken two horse
to Denvllle for a Newark cavalry troop
that I on a practice march.
I'abaa t hief on Varatloa.
HAVANA. June 16 Ex-President Go
mes and hi family sailed for France to
day on board the steamer Kspagne. Oen.
Gomex Intend to remain In Europe for
several months
WATERS
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Founded 1845
In a good piano fine
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portant thing and always
determines the superior
excellence of a high-class
instrument.
Absolute durability is also
most essential.
These two qualities the
Waters Pianos possess in a
pre-eminent degree.
Waters-Autola
player - pianos have the
same line tone and durable
construction as the Waters
Pianos and contain all the
very latest improvements
so necessary in an up-to-
date player.
Call and let us demon
strate all that we claim
for the Waters Pianos and
the Waters-Autola player
pianos or send postal, for
catalogues.
Very attractive prices and
most liberal terms of pay
ment are now offered and
old pianos will be taken
in exchange.
Horace Waters & Co.
Three Stores j
134 Fifth Ate., nr. 18th St
127 W. 42d St., nr. B'way
Harlem Branch (Opaa Evenings)
254 W. 125th St nr. 8th Ave.
The Sauce That Really Is Made and
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FOUNDED
SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
wttglaS
The old time but wise merchant once
in every six months disposed of, at one
price or another, every article on his
shelves that bore the stamp of the season.
To-day, with Fashion s more rapidly
changing pulse, the wisdom of the former
day custom become more apparent and
necessary.
We stick to the old custom I Twice a
year, some time in June and January, we
hold a General Clearance Sale but we go
the old time merchant "one better"
not only getting rid of merchandise of the
season s fashion whims, but alo closing
out what is known as "Staples."
I That is. standard articles of all tha
year round use. such as Table Linens,
1 owe Is. Hosiery and the like.
Thus we are able to carry out our re
solve to open each new season with the
largest and most varied stock of fresh
merchandise in patterns or style that have
but the imprint of the last minute.
This Season's General Clearance Sale Begins Tomorrow and
Continues from Day to Day
Thousands of seasonable articles for personal or household uee for utility or adornment.
The opportunity to save many a dollar la now yours. Every department contributes
largely for thla occasion Space permits only the mention of a small part daily.
Choice Summer Dress Sliks
At this Clearance an $85,000.00 Surplus Stock must be sold prior to inventory
at 56 to li off the Regular prices.
raiHTBD SATIN FOULARD -S Inch:
all this season's : chiffon flnish.htilUaat
Incite, rariety of deaigna and colorlnca ;
for evening and street wear ; printed by
one of tan leading manufacturers.
Regular price 85c yard
FANCY DISSS SILKS (Imported and
Domestic) -19 to si Inch; colored
tripe and check faconne taffeta; la
evening aad street colorings ; white and
black aad black and white chock Louis
Ina aad taffeta silks; black aad white
plaids. Regular price Si. 15, 81.50 yard
POHGEE SILKS -16 inch; fashionable
colorings, for touring, motoring, sea
side aad tailor-mads suits.
Regular pries 8 i s 5 yard
PRINTED FOULARD SILKS Foreign
and domestic, 36 to 4a inch; In a vari
ety of designs, dots snd colorings.
Regular price Si .30, Ss.oo yard
EMBROIDERED SILK CHIFFON
Imported; 43 Inch: soft finish, sen col
or embroidered dots. Pink or sky
blue only. Regular price 81.30 yard
SOc
50c
55c
75c
75c
PRINTED TWILL FOULARD SILKS
3 J to 40 Inch; faahtooable 1
colortnrs. Inrlurlln email
fltsral affect and slilass
Regular price S1.30, Sa.oo yard
PRINTED
sorted.
colorings; manufactured expressly 1
auhmo, vonsiaoie s vo.
1.1
TED SATIN FOULARDS -lasted.
4a to 30 inch; Lyons dyed aad
1 ted; fashions bis deaigna, dots aad
"rings; manufactured expressly tor
old, Constable A Co. 1 CA
Regular pries 83.30 to 8300 yard 1.9V
FANCY CHIFFON
on white
designs
HTFFON -Imported; as Inch:
s grounds, printed with floral
of 1 sink, yellow, rose sad helio
trope; si so wane ana pink, and white
aad light blua stripes. c a
Regular price 83-00, 83.90 yard l9V
FANCY CHIFFON -Imported ; 4s inch;
checks, polka dots, oa plain aad stripe
pounds of old roae3ourgogre tCopea
nagen, gray, brown, green, heliotrope,
navy and white and black. m aa
Regular price 83.30 yard A. Uv
SATIN CHARMEUSB ao lack :
ioaable shades of pink, sky brae, yes
low, salmon, ttlae, gold, tan, ecartet.
trope, taupe, old reae, Isyht bfwwa,
ssg s, gray, tan and blast, printed with
email white
let
LSt
2.M
color deaigna, lust the
'Regular price a-oo yard 2. IS
CREPE FACONNE -Imported; 4s bseh;
smsll dssigns ; colors ysllow, gold, sal
mon, Indian red, hlac, healotroaa, cnai
Regular price 83.00 yard
EMBROIDERED PONOBE SILKS
La'tursl'lorm ' " email
Summer Apparel
For Women,
aoo TAILOR SUITS -Light weight
woolens ; soma of the season's beet
models and materials.
Regularly Sjo.oo to 84SO
19.50, 22.50, 27.50
90 DRESSES of Imported Foulard;
smart, simple model; open front. 1 fi IjQ
Regularly 830.00
aoo WHITE DRESSES - Daintily
trimmed with lace and embroidery. A.50
Regularly 810.00 v
100 MOTOR AND DUST COATS -Bulgarian
Unsa, natural shads;
aUae is years to 44 bust. i OC il
Value S6.00 to 88.30 4.3, U.UW
FOR SMALL WOMEN
AND THE YOUNGER SET.
30 RATINE DRESSES Most sttrae-
srsaasmid.. 15.00
so LACE TRIMMED AND LACE NET
DRESSES -Suitable for graduation.
Regularly Ssa.so, 813-00 15.00,18.50
100 LINGERIE DRESSES
Moat attractive models. A Cfl
Regularly 10.00 leeJW
Waists and Blouses
All moat desirable Summer Styles many
but a few days from the workrooms
IMPORTED VOILE, BATISTE AND
MARQUISETTE ivYAlSTS Hand
embroidered; trimmed with Veaise,
Irish and hand Cluny laces. 11 fill
Regularly 816.73 I leeJV
CREAM NET BLOUSES -Trimmed
with fine shsdow lacs snd black fi CA
maUae. Regularly Sis.00 0FV
IMPORTED VOILE WAISTS-
Trimmed with cream filet lace C 7C
and blua ratine. Regularly 80.73 V e
rDBNm BATISTE WAISTS -
Trimmed with Irish crochet C CA
Inssrtinxs. Regularly SS.so 'HI I
CHIFFON CLOTH WAISTS
(Open front) With white Testes,
and trimmed with contrasting colore A Qs
In silk. Regularly 86.30 at7F
FRENCH BATISTE BLOUSES -
Hand embroidered lace Insertion; y flfl
collar tucked. Regularly 83 00 d-VW
BATISTE AND VOILE WAISTS AND
BLOUSES Lace and embroidery 1 9C
trimmed. Regularly 8J.30 '
BATISTE WAISTS Fronts of
embroidery and lace; low necks. Qs.
Regularly 81.83
Wash Dress Fabrics
BORDERED SCOTCH GINGHAM
Finsst quality, some In crepe effects:
extensive assortment of styles snd
colorings, 46 inches wide.
Regular price 83c
JAPANESE COTTON CREPE
la a variety of stripes snd colors;
superior quality: 3 inches wide.
Regular price 63c yard
PRINTED FRENCH PERCALE -Wide
rangs of patterns; 31 inches wide.
Regular price 30c yard
DRESS PATTERNS of exquisite bor
dered novelties, consisting of cotton
voiles, French batiste, marquisettea
and grass linens ; beautifully embroid
ered and printed. Regular prices 83.00,
88.75 and 81 J. 30 per pattsrn.
Reduced to 2.25, 3.75,
HIGH GRADE DRESS GINGHAMS in
a large assortment of stripes, checks,
plaids and plain colors ; j Inches wide.
Regularly age sad 30c yard
All Wool Challies
Sheer and light weight. A splendid
summer fabric 3J00 yards, in dainty
figures and stripes. Values up to JC
85c yard. ExctfAlonal prfcs aFsIC
Summer Lingerie
Of Fin Wkil, Naink
All from our regular stock. Lace and
embroidery trimmed. Marked down folly
i under former prices.
Formerly Si .30 to 83.00 1.00, 1.50, 2.00
Formerly 83.7s 83.30 2.50, 3.00, 3.50
NIGHTGOWNS- a mm , 1C
Formerly 88.30 to 830.00 4.4.3 to 14. 10
Formerly Si .00 65c, 1.00, 1.50
Formerly 81.00 to 81.30 65c, 85c, 1.00
Summer Hosiery
For Women and Misses.
65c
45c
22c
4.25
18c
OAUZB LISLE, black with white or col
ored embroidered Inatepe.
Regularly sec pair
GAUZE LISLE, Mack or white, lass
ankles. Regularly 30c and 73c pair
MEDIUM WEIGHT COTTON, Mack,
also gause lists tea.
Regularly 33c pair
GAUZE SILEOUNB, black only,
reinforced soles, hssls and toes.
Regularly 83c pair
SHEER GAUZE LISLE, Mack, colored
hand embroidered Instep, white with
self-embroidered Insteps.
Regularly 81.00 and 81.13 pair
GAUZE SILK, out sixes, black only,
reinforced cotton tope and cotton
soles. Regularly Si-J5 pair
PURE THREAD SILK, black, white
or tan. Regularly 81.30 pair
PURE THREAD SILK (French), black
and colors, hand embroidered, self
clocks. Regularly 83.00 pair
3 fs
PURE THREAD SILK, black or whits
hand embroidered instsps, reinforced
soles snd heels. Regularly Sa.73 pair
Summer Gloves
Women's and Misses'.
PURE SILK -16 button length, hand
somely embroidered ; si so fancy mash
embroidered; colors, pongee, light and
dark tan; also black.
Formerly 83.00 pair
PURE SILK a button and 2 clasp,
brown, gray, pongee, light tan; also
black. Sixes s' : and 6 only.
Formerly $1.13 pair
PURE SILK -16 button length; double
f insr lipa ; all sixes ; in black and whits
Vslus 81 .00
DOESKIN -1 button, white only;
all sixes. Formerly Si. as pair
25c
25c
25c
39c
50c
95c
95c
1.75
r$5.00
1.95
1.25
75c
70c
65c
Summer Dress Fabrics
WHITE WASHABLE CORDUROY,
sSlnch. Another shipment of thas pop
ular material for suits, skirts, Ac.
Regularly 69c yard 42c
Regularly Si.xg yard 78c
BLACK MOHAIR, 47 mehj fine an- ass
ported quality. Regularly 81.30 yard V9C
SUMMER WOOLEN FABRICS, as aad
46 inch, 1300 yards, at dscidsi price
reducttoas to close. This lot SSSHsi
plain aad striped voiles, gray striped
"iSy-d 68c
White Cotton Fabrics
WHITE PlUB Cordureyreave ;threo
ty inches wide. Regularly 30c yard 27c
ALEXANDRA LONG CLOTH -Lightweight
and aoft finish. sf
Regularly Ss.oo. Piece of is yards 1.49
SOFT FINISH NAINSOOK Especially
for ladles' aad children's underwear.
Regularly Sa.oo, Sa.aSi Sa-So.
"" LM, 1.75, US
WOOL FINISHED PIQUE Several
eised cords; light weight and aoft fin
ish; sn entirety new and meet attract
ive fabric; "whits only;" .
40 incheo wide. RegulsriySi.isrard 75c
Cotton Sheets
Pillow Cases
Actually 1-3 Under Regular Prices
"WARRBNTO" - Superior quality -plana haaVd.
SHEETS PILLOW CASES.
63109 53c sack 438H 15c ansa,
799 58c each 45JH lOcaack
SW 65c each soxjSh 18caaeh
oosnp 72c each 34x38 M 20c aaeh
"CLYDESDALE" Our high-grade quality.
SHEETS. Plain Ham. Hamattsshad.
63 65cach SOCaoak
7" 99 72c each 85c easts
Sn 99 78caach 90caaah
90s 99 85cach 95c sash
00x108 95c each 1.05 aaeh
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PILLOW CASES.
4S13SH 17coach 22c each
45jSK 18C each 23ceach
80x38V, . 20C aaeh 25c each
54138,.. .23c sech 28c each
"QUEEN'S HOUSEHOLD BRAND" -Embroidered
and scalloped and hand
hemstitched (of British manufacture).'
SHEETS 71x108 inch, 83 50 pair, at 3.95
00x108 inch, 86.73 pair. 5. IS
PILLOW CASES tfM 36 lach, . M
S1.83 pair, at 1. J3)
1 " as s 36 lach. p-
8a.ee pair, at 1.99
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