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BYBMIX) WOBLO, MOHJJAV. OOYOUKtt It, ltll.
FIVE FKE VICTtMS
NEEDLESSLY.
SAYS OFFICIAL
Commteioner Murphy lo
Karl "Campaign of laiuca
Ikxi" Among Tenants.
tr l No tin Third Ane
rMe Ctt fl ll, tiae Ihle4
Tact merit llous. Commlalner Jh
J, MufTf U undertake anrti. rduea
Jena work amour fenai.fa Alt
tight fear. tcn eared fcy tr um
( Art aeap, be dwlarre, after In
VMUM(la( tie tlaaa of yesterday
eajtroaBaT
k la a o4 opportunity," tha
Ctmwitlepr aald, "to eiuphaeite Ilia
nd ef It nan U I a kin thoudit la ad
VMM aa to what thtr would do In
oaaa of a flra. Tha old building at
I ... 1 1
Ke, lilt Tlr Amiim uaarfaria1 t.
au malrmi( whitiii tto tow r.
anil w la 4Mn4 f tfckt riM et
Itaian nta. Il l.e Br-r kaj.
run frvm rk apartmraj laadlita
la tba . a f inMnne-e efc
aid. Tl a i4 earner e. "h
Mt their llna AMlaa anla
etmka aid did t think t.f anf
wta t4 m I ut lha aialra."
1 u dra4 are Mia Haul Uwk.l
hr fur-ir-i44 Irvlan. an
Mr. Juha W aad bar dstMrfctafe
Anna. rf!fii and Ma tntrn
The bady uf Mra. OrMbat, bar arm
clafd aWut Ut f Irvine, w
f am 14 aaainat It' ataltwar ' la '
ftw Tha ni-r dtad ftlid in "i
I Ufvtltat. Mb lia Irwbh and Iff
al Xa. lit' Third Avaaw.
tMiil4 nut of a front window arid
a WAjr luiixwf Ut ilia lira ara it
H (Vntral Oaf whwh adjatne tha
inHurM tit aiMith Whan !
aliutd far hia wf la follow with
Mia rMll IhMo waa no roii
I'teaMm O JIrtaa and lHa wifa. Car
Me aaemdad a laodrr lo Ui rvf
llarnad on fra and arm. Ihay wara
Maeu.J by drlaclltee, Mra. Ouaale
l.uUi.kr, a hair niMrirr. and bar
! yar-tfd daujrtiter, Anua, wara
llflad out of HtKir front wlndww uu
lha aaooud fltwr by dntarllvra and
paaaad alone tu lha ('antral Cafa'a
fllw aaaa
Mra. Marr Ia Hinder, old and
rhauinalle, who rovina on lha aarond
floor and la now camping thra amid
tha wirrkaar, naa ii'ltd to a flr.
racapa on tha rail aid which laadf
to tba adjoining hulldlnc on tha
north
$
f i Sends Home a
III $150 Victrola and
J'V $10 in Records
A Style XIV Victrola, price $150,
and any Records you may care
to select to the amount of $10,
on the payment of $10 down
MISS DAHLGREN'S
LICENSE TO RON
AUTO IS REVOKED
Massachusetts Authorities Will
Not Permit Her to Burn Up
Roads in 'Yellow Streak.'
Girl Auto Driver Whonc Liccntte
To Run Racer Has Been Revoked
HAS BliBN OFTEN FINED.
Her Driving Gained Notice
Through Proposed Race With
Fast Motorcycle.
Aid $10 a Month Until the $160 It Paid
KNABE
Warrtoas: 5tk Ave. at 39th St.
LJ-NOX. Maaa.. Oct. II. No mora
may ''fallow Htrtak" hum up tha
rrtnAm nt &faauhuaaita with tha 1ar
Int and cbarmlnjt Mia Kathartna D. '
DaJila-Ttn at tha whaal. for tha Jllfh- I
way CommUalonar liara auapandad'
har llcanaa no tha ground that aha
"oparalta motor vabtolaa In an lm
prupar inannar."
"Of oouraa 1 bava bran flnad two
or thraa lime for apaadlnif," aald
Mlaa Dahlgran to. day, "but If tha
record ura aoarched, I ballav you
will find aooraa of other who have
baan flnixl for apaadlnir mora time
than I hava, and who ar atlU drtv
Inr car."
TIM llerluhlra eolonUI call Mia
Dahlarran'a lt0horepowar racer, In
which aha ha mado nlnaly mile an
hour, "Llttlo Yellow HtreaJt." At.
though aha I only eighteen year old
and a allp of u ylrl, aha handle It
with excbptlouul aklll and In on July
week ho wia urreated threo time
for wpevdlnk", balng- fined by one
Court.
Hhe I a daughter of Mr. and Mra,
Orexel Uahlcron und I popular hi
New York, Lenox and l'hltadclphla.
In the latter part of Auiu.t Mim
Dahlgren accepted a challenge to rauo
per car agalnat a uotorcycla rldduu
by Oeorge K. Turnuia jr. The blgU.
way autnorltlaa in tba bill were ue
termlned tha race ibould not take
piace. mum vanigren aaidi
-i aimpiy ooumn't lako a dare from
Mr. Turnuro, particularly a 1 have
driven my little yellow rsodaur at
oouer man sixty muea art bour many
time. It It la aaf for a man to run
a motorcycle at a. faater clip than
loat. m a ix i oukd( to Da ama to o
him one better with a powerful an
glno and four wheel. Mamma doesn't
want me to take any rltka, but dear
mamma doean't knowthat It la per
feotly aaf to drive a oar faat wben
you know the road tierfecUy.
"AU the village cona(abe for mil)
around ara watohlntf ua in nravAitt
the race, but It will b over before
tber get through abtnlng up their
badoee."
MUs DahlgTvn tried later to eebur
ft permit for the raoe over the Pitta
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fnmt auy ilriiMl'l. pour iMn a pint
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utir. iiranuaur uui mini i w,
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OF SILVER PLATE, HAND-HAMMERED '
AND CHASED. 4 PIECES, $44.25
This superb service illustrates the refined and classic beauty of the
patterns in Silverwares at the International Store, and is a commentary
, ,. .on, the moderateness of the prices. 1
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Of heavy quadruple plate, hand-hammered and chased, graceful
Coffee Pot with patent heat insulators in handle, Cream Pitcher, Sugar
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' Pot, $15.75; Cream Pitcher, $8.00; Sugar Bowl, $8.00; Tray, $12.50.
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notice tin pMrgm thin out and then tli
apiM-ar altocrtfu-r. thua andlnf a rough
hat you ncvar tboiignt woum rnu. 11
(iMiapn the dry, hoar or tight
Mill
KATHCR.Ir-IH, ..
flrld.Lenox Slats road. The applica
tion had no other reiult than to at
tract attention anew to hor drlvlnit.
Turnure wo aerloualy Injured trying
out hi motorcyclo in preparation for
the race. Mlas Dnhlgren, faat a he
haa driven, ha had no accidents.
WORDY WAR OVER
THE CONSTITUTION
Moose County Chairman Assails
Arguments of Messrs. Slim
son and Tanner.
Henry L. Stlmson, former Secretary
of War, and X-Vederlck P. Tannor,
Chairman of the Republican Btato
Committee, cave reasons In the Proa
Bynagogue, No. 36 West Hlxty-elghth
Street, last night why tha new Stato
Constitution should be voted for at
the poll. ;
Mr, Sttmaon was explaining tho
budget' feature when J. J. O'Connelt,
Chairman of the Now York County
I'rogreislvo Committee, demanded:
"Supposo the Governor's buJgit
were refused by the Legislature and
the budget thrown out, how would
tho State Government operate until
a new budget could bo mado and
passed T"
"If you want me to answer that
right now," ratortcd Mr. Stlmson, "I
will say that tho Identical problem
exists to-day, only In the opposite
form. The Uovornor may now veto
tho Legislature's proposal and how
would you overcome that?"
"Uut now the Legislature may
override the Obvernor'n veto," replied
O'Connell. Then both men plunged
Into a discussion. O'Connoll charged
tbat Tanner had commanded till re
publicans to vote for the Constitu
tion. Tanner denied he bad done any
such thing.
TRIES TO DIE; RUNS FOR AID.
Wo in mi Takra lllrlilurlili uf Jlnr-
I'liry, Thru t'nlla I'nllppiiiaii,
Mr- Mnrlo Tn.liJUn, tlilrty-elghl,
the wife of llenonl Taalijlnn of No,
3163 Ilroadwuy, a former ruif Impor
ter, la a prisoner In Knickerbocker
Hospital on tho charge of attvmptcd
,,1. .,,,1 I, thr Inflammation iii
painful cough with remarkable rapidity,
Ordinary cipukIk are comiiierrd by It In
H hour or leu. Nothing better lor
linmrhitk lnler ruugltt ami bronchial
"rhla'l'lnrx and Kugar Hyrup mliture
wkr a full pint - enough t lt
fatiilly a lK tlnir at a nt nf only at
t nU. K.ep erf tly ami ta.tri pleav
ant. I'.nily prrpiirnl. Full dlmtiont
Willi l'inex. , , , i ,
l'inex U n aprclal snd highly cimwn.
1..1..1 ...i.iiiiul of uriiume Norway
plim rxtrnct. rich In gualacol. and U
iumotu tlm worhl over for it ae, ijrr-'
talnty and proinptneoi in ovrrtuiuu.K
bad cougln. chct and thrust col. U.
tiet the genuine. Ak your drugit
for "t'i ounce l'inex." and do not ac
cept nnythii.K 'Ue. A guarantee . of
nl.Milute .atUfiiction. or money promptly
rrfmided. goe. with tl.U nrriwrallon.
The l'inrx Co.. I t. ay ne. Ind. Advt.
CITIES STILL DRAWING
YOUTH FROM THE FARM
Only One-Fourth of State Popula
tion Now in Villages and
Rural Districts.
ALBANY, Oct. H. The continued
growth of tha population of cities of
the State la shown in a statement is
sued by the Stato Census Ilureau to
day, The cities now have 75 per cent.
of the total population, while five
year ago their proportion waa 74.3
per cent, and In 1900 It was S per
cent.
"Out of tho t.790,000 which, in
round numbers, make up New York
Btata'a Doouiatioti. says tho state.
ment, approximately i.ouv.uuu men,
women ana onuaren nave inelr
homes In the villages and rural dls
trlcU.
"As the outcome of the June census
taken under the direction of Secre.
tary of State Hugo two more cities
have been created, Saratoga and Me
chsnlcsvlllo bocomlnk' such In June,
while a third, White 1'lulns, enter
into tha city column In January next.
"New York City with It population
of over 6,000,000 become the home of
over one-hair oi tne mate total reel
dents."
Otoe
Printed 16,02 6
"HELP WANTED" ADS. LAST WEEK-
10,781 MORE
Than ALL tba 0 OTllKIt Maw York Mora.
log and Hiuidar Kfwspaptx
addku ToorrriiKit
8,394 MORE
Tn.u Th World Printed the Corre
ipohrtlng Week List Ye.rl
Proof that prosperity Is at hand and
that World advertising results are reap
ing their own rewardl
If you would have your advertisement
get a circulation In New York City,
mnnlng or Sunday, greater than the
Herald. Times and Tribune COMBINED,
hav it printed In THE WORLD.
ESTABLISHED 1057
Andrew Alexander
Sixth Avenue at Nineteenth Street
ARE you a man who recognizes good
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For 58 years we have been, selling good shoes
for men. The Alexander label is known far
and wide to stand for correct style and re
liable quality. We sell a little better shoe in
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Very Best Creamery
BUTTER
On
POUND MJA CENTS
4 to 6 cents pound below all ether retailers
Pride of St. Louis
Superlative XXXX
All round Family Flour, licit for llrend, llueuit, Cake or Pantry
aWJa-lb. Baff. WEc I Half Bug yiftc
J Barrel. O ) (12 lbs.),
Flour,
i in. lilb. l.
Bakliifj Powder, HiMoiUhi.on.cun, 35 18c 10c
Daklllfl PoWder, Trinmpli. cnn. . . . 20c 1 Oc 5C
Potatoes, 6 12
Sweet Potatoes, Virginia', bat.. 5
Eating Apples,
lbs.
Kitra fancy Jonathans, the
finest growui. down
12
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g fra-- A young mm'i shoe l I
M I i'l In dull calf or dark C5b M I
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A All Goods Marked In Plain Figures.
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O nulla w tnuii .if.pllogil Tilil. t.. VM- 9 Q
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PeaCheS, Choice California.. r f
Pineapple, Sliced Uawauan.j.
Lakeview Milk, .. 6
Condensed Milk, l&.ffbb 8C
TOniatO SOUP, loiika Coofc.la.re can, each... 5C
NOOdleS, (:ld l'8R Urli Packoite 5C
APP BUtter, A .ptcn.Ua spread for bread; can C
California Asparagus, i w
Foster Brand; this scasoirs delicious ipcors, fresh- I A
pacKcu wlierc tne lincst arc grown ; large can, cut to
Aunt Nanna's Pancake Flour, ik,,'. 10c
Buckwheat, SilJ. 1CK
Blue Ribbon Syrup, large can,, each io
Triumph Oats, SsSl
Quaker Corn Flakes, 5c
Our Fomouj Dlend of South American arV
Lotiee, ab. .s.ic 19 '
mT ffl Eitra Choice Formoaa-OolonR.' In- far jrvc
lllCW I Cevlon- GnxlUh Dreakfart andC
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60 Stamps with each pound of the New .Teas..
Old Dutch Cleanser, 10c caa vc,
10 &VC Stamps FREE with'
7 Borax Soap, 25
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Crystal Coffee MilLlWhVW!
Little Queen Mill, Kti ..7.flfl:
Perfection Vacuum Clothes Washer, 39c
59
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The Best 25c Broom In America
Parlor Brooms, T I.t!: 25
Toilet raper, b ... 3 tQt iQt
At All 35 James Butler Inc. Meat Markets
Spring Lamb Chops. hh orLob. ib.24cd
Fricassee or Soup thicken, n l 61
Chuck Steak. LcnBndiuicy u,. tdl
Boneless Pot Boast, Sii0. i&
At. All 122 .Tnmpa Rutin Trn T J Pi
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Hennessy's French Brandy) ho1. H .55
mdiici r reiicii toynac. .. .) u'
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Bottle Trysome Rye Whiskey All ,m
Bottle Fine Old California Sherry 3 m
Bottle Fine Old CaMornia Port ...J for
Guinness's Stout, tSSU 91.30; ft- c fl
uaaa I aic jHliv, aoz. Dot., IJ JL ; doz. splits. 1
Allowance of 18c per Joten bottles and 10c per doien aplits for empties.
Double arte Sl.mpi Wednesday. No Slimpi with Butler, Flour or Suiar.
Free BellVPrf P ent mall orders sent
m. u. VC11TC1 eiprcss, parcel poat or freleht.
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