The evening world. [volume], July 31, 1916, Final Edition, Image 6

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Tit I IVKJflXO WORLD, MOW DAT, JULY 31, lfll.
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M largest Arts the history of
4 MntrrH In Northern Ontario
fMUftUr 4 onttnud until esry
Mil though detail aie t
M to the number of dead, the
far la attlraaUd lo numkr
atarly three hurtdrH, I' lo noon to.
fttir fU hoii had I n recovered,
f .tlia of ba fire, wbleb waa
e - i . . t j . . i
lira same? nana ot wvenrasw, ia
aH to have Un dua lo eetllers
w were burning oul stumps, Tha
alra beat thai lia-l drll
tferythtng favored Ilia rouflagiatlon,
arsis h nut only put tberhole rf Can
14 Ih a state of anilrtr. Ii il hue
JeWisht lira th and ruin I man' pio-
U lu I be territory covers!
itfAt ttia rain of forty.lWa mllra an
'Jheur Ilia flr swept rlirlit IhrniiKh
Cochrane to Xlailiranu, burning up
'JSV tlllfc'n atlit tllla,, III Ita WAV II
"t telephone and telegraph rominumca
4tln ws put out of business,
' tn oh caao a family of tan wa
Nrtied In death.
Meaiaigea knva been received In
ataarotitb fftini ttio flra dlatrlcl fur sup.
f'lf. arid relief trnlna liava Imcn iln.
! listened to help thoso who liava been
...UtWIU
IfoHunito enough to gvt nway,
v a Ri Kill mm miiviiii iiv inn I,.
f . lln nun rurcBin Mi win
rarllnrtient Ilulldlng (Intra tlmt tlio
I Urea In N6rtharn Ontario liava ln
leatlrely aucneuod by heavy rnlna
MwhTch ie nn to fnlt early to. day.
0. Howard Verguaon, Minister of
Iwinda. I oraala ami XI In en. aula to-
!et.iyj "No etubt there la n very con
'aldcrablo loaa of Ufa yet to ha no
j jr uoiuiico lor, lot uriugo m rtaian
Ibee ff 11 burned ao that wo war tin-
T) trie to not beyoud thero to-dny. Wo
'it.are aandlac vrovlalonn, blanket and
tenia arcuroa rroin mo Militia. n
ITiHU'tmont.r'
" rr la a I
couaut, oa.
Julr 11. A rrllrf
tr4ln ion which wrra nliyalolnn.
Kfturaca and a lanra quantity of aim
-il'AV.tm caught flro aavrrnl tlmra on Ita
SmtmmU lMBl HUhl I Ihk Man. Ik.
nfpivii if iiiHiifc iiv pwviin v lliw
yllinttrr, nnd nnally waa hnltrd north
J Knclclmrt when the flame ex-
nacu iu inn ions ircfiia uriuvs orur
ncuo invar.
i Jr.
PrlMtfar tfa Wa1ta OC
Uoaio Jcott, a tan-day prlaaaar at
ayrmnd traat Jail, watkvd off tltli
amlna and haa not . bean aaan alnca
L Ilia term, ror lnlolo.un. waa
to eiolra on Au. 1. and ha with
liumutr oc ouirr pneonara waa en
or
aad In drmollahlng the walla
tha
moitue bullillim adlolnliia tha tall,
luoaini noon juat
hen no one Irll
ratkad off.
I aoetlla Ceaaalt(aaLMeta Aa. II
.AUJANr. July IT Tha metln of
fia Ilamocratlc State Commlttaa, .aat for
usuat . at the Hotel Knickerbocker,
ew York, haa been advanced to Au
nt 3, Chairman Kdwln 5. llarria an
Munce.1 to-day,
X-
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. i n apicy, tratn flavor of
tha Summer appttt.
Just a dun in the aoup or
tfctw another on tha salad.
Laaus
Sauce
liNMn store sen it. J. fjv
IjMaJ by EJrluharJ.3)l Spr iniSt.Y.
Kmnpmr nf A untria. Said to Be Duina.
And Crown Prince Who Will Take Throne
ijaH'1 jaLttBBBWBLkk.
bB f! alsV ''BBBBBBBBa.
CUklnl jlm rai .itw
ASXMDOKt CMRLtb F RAMOS JOSEPM
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UMPEROR PRANCI5 0OSE.PH
DENIES HIS GUILT
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BUBBLE
AUSTRIAN RULER
DANGEROUSLY ILL
MURDER MYSTERY
Voiiiig Farmer Says He Did
Not Cause the Death of
Elizabeth Radcltffc.
OLNKV, 111., July 31.-Iloy lllntor-
lltar, farmer boy, eharwert with inur.
dcrliiK Kllanboth Untclirre, aovrnteon-year-old
daughter of a wealthy Paoll
(Ind.) farmer, lived over airaln to
day the fatal liuirgy rlda ho nnd Mln
RatctlKa took Uio nlirht aha aid.
Rcnewtnir Mi protettatloni of Inno
cence In thn now farnoua "nlr bubble"
murder myitcry, Hlntcrlltcr told of
driving with tb (Irl aeveral inllei
from Olney,
"We didn't atop under the oak tree
or the npple treoa In the orchard, as
tiny cnld wo did," aald Hlnterlltor.
"Wa rn a do no atop at nil until wo
were near the Ualtlmnro nnd Ohio
track, where. Kllznboth auddcnly aald,
Obi aa though she wero catchlnir hor
breath, and fell over on the floor of
tlio busiry near the dashboard. I
tlinuKht eho hnd fainted. I rubbod
her rhoeka and wrists and then I
took off her whlto sllppera and rubbed
her feet.
"When aho didn't come to I pulled
her up on tlio sent besldo me. Hho
foil over my Inp and, leaving her
that way, I drove as fast as I oould
to the Olney Hnnllnrlum."
When naked nbout tho Inatrumont
uaed to pump air Into an artery )m
snldt
"I didn't use that and nrlthor did
Ellaabeth."
Clvln Oreheatra CaaaeH.
David llochitcln, the vloltnltt, will be
the soloist at Friday nlulit'a Clvlo
Orchestra concert In MaUUun Square
Onrdrn. Ho will play Wlrnlnwskl'a
Hecolid Violin Concerto. Tha urosrammo
of the eluhty-sls-nlrea orehtstia, with
Waltor llrnry Itnthwcll coiulurtln;, will
Include "On niPii," Htrauia's "III i io nan
utie" und Momrt'a ovartuia tu "The
MarrUKn of riusro."
PHYSTCIAHS WORRY
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UST-FURNITURE'SAIS
Our ENTIRE STOCK u well u several SPE-
f CIAL DISCOUNT eurclwucj Soei Into this sale.
i? QUALITY MERGIANMSE-NEWEST STYLES
An unutml eppertunitx t anticipato your Fall
household neeeU befera nut nontVi ruth, and it
Reductions of 10 to 50 from regular prices
.CONVENIENT CREDIT PLAN I. far your use WITHOUT
CHARGE, V yM ate. Hoe t avail yeumU el these WONDER.
VftlES?
All Qoods Marked In Plain Figures
ClasH Saturdays at 1 P. Ii. Motor Deliveries Everywlierc
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rarred. hlahlr polk
tpwilak laathsr, lad.
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Archduke Karl Called to Bed
side Aged Monarch
Caught Severe Cold.
TUB IiACUTB, July St. Empcrof
Prnnx Joaef caught n severo cold
which Inspecting troops at Hchoen
brunn Friday and Is now confined to
Ma bed, according to ndvlces received
hers to-day from Vienna,
Tha daepatchea assart that the Arch
duke Karl haa been called to tho bed
side of the aged monarch and that tho
physicians tn attendance aro gravely
apprehensive.
GUTS THROAT IN COURT
AFTER 5-YEAR SENTENCE
Brooklyn Burglar Slashes Himself
With Razor When About to
Be Taken to Prison.
A moment after ho had been ncn
tenoed to Btate'a prison for flvo
yoara for burglary, Albert aieaaon,
twonty-acvon ycara old, cut his
throat with a rnior this morning In
tho County Court, Ilrooklyn, and was
taken to Ilrooklyn Hospital lu a dy
ing condition.
Huv. Father Kelly of the Hoclety
of Ht. Vincent do l'uiil, who was In
tlui courtroom, administered last
rites to Ulcason when tho vxcltemout
caused by tho deed hnd quloted.
It le not known how Ulouson ob.
tallied the armor, nn prisoners are
aenrehed aftor leaving Itnymond
Hlreot Jail for court. As Uleaann'a
wiro Margaret wna in tlio court room
nt tho time Judge Hoy ordered her de
tained until aha could bo Interrogated
about It.
aienson lived at No. 411 Clermont
Avenue,
DEFY BOARD OF HEALTH,
OPEN SUMMER SCHOOLS
Onglewood (N. J.) Education Com
mlssloners Say There Is No
Danger of an I-jilitemlc
me Kngiewood, .N. J Hoard of
Kducatlon hns reopened tho two sum
mer schuuls In that plneo In denmu-o
Of the local Hoard of "Health, as woll
us tha l'ubllo .Safety Cummlttoe of
the Common Council. Tiiore la heated
all. . a in..
taut oi jailing aomauody, but no
agreement had been reachod up to a
luo hour last night us to who should
ba jailed ilrat.
Out of :so pupils rcKlstered, eniy
asventy-sovan aro In nttondunco, ow
ing to the fsuural fear of lufantllo
paralysis.
President Oraham Humner of tho
Hoard of Uducatlon and Commission
era William Tlermiy and Oacar Jcf
frey say, In a statement to the cltl
tens of Ung-lowood. that tho lawn of
New Jersey put on tho Hoard of Kdu-
cation the duty and rcapotulblllty of
determining when tho echools shall
bo cloned, and ovun though tho Hoard
of Health declares nn epidemic, tho
Hoard or Kdiicutlon does not havo to
shut up the schools unless It wishes
to, They add that local medical ex
perts say thcro la practically no dan
ger In keeping tha vacation schools
open. The Medical Hoard of tingle
wood aall the aamo tlilnu on July U,
Mr. Bmuner chides tho Health
Hoard for letting tho Knulowood play
grounda stay open while ahoutlng for
the schools to oloso,
Joseph II. Tlllotson, President of
the Knglewood Hoard of Trade and
editor of the Knglewood Press, aald
RACE TRACK IS LURE
TO FUGITIVE MARRIED
FARMER WHO ELOPED
Accused by Mother of Fiftcen-Ycar-Old
Stenographer, He
Is Held on Warrant.
OnRKNWICIf, Conn., July SI.
Chnrgod with, holng a fugitive from
justice, Theodore Ferris, a well-to-do
farmer and business man of Iloxbury,
In the town of Stamford, Is In the
White Plains Jail awaiting estradt
tton to thla Ktnte, where he Is wanted
for eloping with hli flftoen-year-otd
stenographer, Nora Haug, daughter
of Mr. anil Mrs. William Haug of
Iloxbury. Although a warrant was
sworn out by the Proaeeutlng Attor
ney of Stamford moro than two weeks
ago, It waa not until Saturday after
noon that Constable Qeorge T. Jones,
knowing Ferris had a hobby for the
horses, found lilm at the Empire City
track and placed htm under arrest.
It Is said lio hnd planned to take the
girl to Arizona.
Tho motlior of the girl notified the
police of tho elopomont tho night of
July 7. A letter written by Ferris
wis found In tho girl's room. In It he
addressed her as hla little duckiy
darling nnd honoy bunch, and threat
cned to steal her If she did not go
avay with him on July 7. Constable
Jones found tha girl on July 7 shortly
before midnight In tho home of John
Klks, a brothcr-ln-law o Ferris, In
Port Chrster and took 4ier homo. A
general alarm wus sent out for Ferris.
Ferris, who Is about thirty-six yoars
old. has bcon running a Jitney lino
from North Htamford to Hunting
Hldgn horo. ills farm Is within a
quarter of a mllo of tho Haug place
He has a wire and three children.
DUEL WITH DEVILFISH.
Aeed Man FovarM Octopna for (Ha
Mta With a Knife.
HliATTLli, Wash., July SI. Aged
Thomas Ilobertson, armed with a knife,
fought a duel with a davllflah oft Orcaa
Island the other duy. In a dory trying
for rock rod his gaff caught, us he sup
posed. In kelp. Htiddcmy a tanglo of
wavlmt teuuuilca mum over ill dory,
Una of the unni fuitunod about Jtobarl.
oii's khoiildors. wrists and hands,
Ilobertson freed himself and drew his
knife, cut tho tentacles clinging to thu
trumvnles and ivwud fur shoro, Tlio
oat came to a stop. The octopus, mis
taking tho Kiiff honk for a fish, had
tlxrd tlio steol In Its mouth, waiter
Towend und Harney Vlerlch draxgod
the bout, llnliernmn und uovlltlsn miiore.
The monitor's tentacles measured six
fct
WORST EXPLOSION IN HISTORY
Will Have Some
Good Effects.
In many casea view points will
shift to u saner appreciation of tho
horrors of war nnd too needless
butchery of human helms going ou
abroad.
Steps no douW will bo taken to sea
to It that munition rnctonea locato
In future whero tho lives of city
icsldrnts will not bo In danger.
Men una women Inclined tn over-
rato their powers of cmluranco may
reallno moro dourly that wo nro ever
Iiv dniiRcr of physical misfortune and
pay more attention to tucir oouuy
ucirnre.
For halt a century Johunn Holt'
Malt lOxtiact has Htrengtlieneil men
and women throughout tho civilised
world nml curries with it tho endorse-lui-iit
of celcbrltleti 113 well its the un
solicited endorsement of medical
auth(rltlo who tit once recognlzo the
tmlnuo vltiiUzliiK properties that hiwo
made "Johunn Hoft'd" n household
phrase. Should bo taken with meals
and will bo found to bo a palatable
delight and equally beneficial to men,
women and children. Can be pro
cured from any reliable drugnlet, and
Fulton Strttt
Done! Street
LIvHigeton St.
Elm Place)
BROOKLYN -NEW YORK
An EvMit
for Timday
Now the August
Furniture
Sale Begins
A Vast Stock of the Finest Furniture of All Kinds
Make Your Own Selection at 10 to 50 Reductions
Louis XVI Bedroom Suit
In Anirrlrsn walnut or Ivory enamel at following prices) alio supplied
In mahogany venrrr at iliitlitly low.r prices i
CUH Vanity llfM-rr. 7t 73 llurraii, 117
lilt Chiffonier, f SO 4.1 Drrislnp Table, 134
log llrilitrad, $40 f .IH Writing Table, f JO
lis Clislr,$9 IIS Horkcr, 1Q
JLJl JL.
$IM Dining Room Suite, $117
A'Um model, ten ptccei, o( oak in Duller finliti. Includes lluffst,
China Closet, Serving Table, Dining Table, 4 Side Chairs and I Arm Chair,
rterea sold separately If desired.
I
I IB very pncrnlly known (tint tlic I.ocicr collection of
l'urnittirc ik particularly well tlicsrn mid very cotiijirclicn
give. Three llciorg nre liirKcly uiven over to liowini! plccc.i
wliirli nrc generally only gnmplts of the stock we hold lit reserve.
Now we lirgin one of tlic two fuinous Furniture events of the
year Ihe Auuut Pnhin x liicls practically ull of this Furni
tine Ik mnrked ut 10 to CO per cent, reduction from the usual
fair tirirca.
The Furniture you vill find here when you come tomorrow
moin iu; Ls NEW Furniture. For several weeks past it hru
been tomiut in carlouds from the Veal Furniture manufac
turers in America, who rcgtunrly cooperate with us in these
hidf.yrarly Sales.
If Ihi.s were just nn exhibit of American-made Furniture
instead of a creat sale event, it would still be tomcthing of
which every American might well be proud.
lor here is an illustration
of true urtistry in design, of
the finest craftsmanship, of
the choicest woods that grow
in this and other countries.
This is Furniture out of
which beautiful homes are
made; Furniture that you
know will stand up and give
service; Furniture ot which you
will never grow tired.
Nowhere in the world is better
Furniture made Uian our Ameri
can manufacturers produce
and than is shown regularly
and sold by the Locscr Store.
166 Library Suite, 9132
Sofa and two Chairs; mahogany finish frames, cane panels, seats
upholstered In velour or tapestry.
As ymi w-alk through the floors tomorrow you will find every
piece of Furniture tnugrd with two prices the fair price which
must usually be paid ncrr and the lower August Sale price.
You cannot save less than lOft $10 on the $100. You will,
in hundreds of instances, save actually one fourth to half of the
ustinl price.
Every kind of Furniture is entered in the Sale. You can
be as sure of making n saving on the kind of Furniture you
want as you can lie sure of finding that Furniture ut all.
Therefore, it is expected that, as a prudent person look
ing out for the wise expenditure of your money, you will not
Itt this opportunity slip.
Good Furniture ought to be in every home, and this is the
time to get it. Even though you would not ordinarily buy
Furniture until a month or two later on, it is very well worth
while to be a bit fore-bunded and get it now. Your money
- t . I . L
cunuoi uc investcu ai a greater
interest return than the saving
you will mukc in buying Furni
ture now.
The Sale is so :omprchensivc
that it seems hurdly necessary to
give deluils of styles und prices,
yet to nmkfJJbc picture of the
Sale us :oncrctc us possible be
fore your eyes, we do illustrate
h few groups of tlie Furniture
und print u few prices.
Take them as typical of what
you will find all through tlic
Sale. And then come ana verify
for yourself here tomorrow.
Only Twice a Year Comes Such a Chance as This
$20 Library Tables, $15.75
Mahogany veneer, top gOxis
Inches; with drawer and under
shelf.
$24 Dresser at $18.50
Maple, with curved drawer
fronts and shaped bevelled plate
mirrors.
$34.50 Fireside Wing Chairs,
$26.57
All upholstered, high bark with
plain upholstered seat and back;
tapettry covered.
$360 Dining Room Suite, $180
llulfet, China Closet, Serving
Table and Dining' Table; Elisa
hetban; Windsor oak,
Bedroom Furniture
Ottat rariily o odf pitcu and
matched Suitu at ttduchon nf a
Jijih to a fAird.
$10 to $173 Dressers, $7.85 to $140
The Sala offers choice from 1(15
styles of Dressers in golden oak,
fumed oak, gray oak, mahogany
veneer, tuna mahogany, walnut ve
neer, maple, birch, white enamel and
ivory enamel.
$3 to $175 Chlffonlera, $3.35 to $140
Equally great variety of Chiffoniers
Is to be seen in golden oak, fumed oak,
Bedding
eit Cotton Felt Mnttraiirs, $8.95
$10 Cotton Felt Mattresses. $11.93
$9M0 Hair Mattresses, $23.75
W7.4J Hair Mattresses. $35,50 .
No. SO Ostermoor Mattresses, $15
All the above are full sixes; smaller
sizes at Proportionately reduced prices.
$18.10 Upholstered Box Springs, $9.85
lUs.JO Upholstered Dog Springs,
$16.75
$0.25 Ikd Springs, $4.63
$0 Wit-Edge Springs, $7.18
White Enameled Iron Bedstead
$5.75. teg. 7.3 $7.75. reg. $8.71
louanv veneer, walnut veneer, maple. , $6.35, reg. $8 $8, reg. $10
birch, wnlte enamel ana ivory cnamei.
$10 to $110 Dressing Tab!,
gray oaK, manogany veneer, tuna ma-
h
$6.50 to $88
150 styles of Dressing Tables are
presented, the woods Including golden
oak, fumed oak, gray oak, mahogany
veneer, wulnut veneer, maple, birch,
white enamel and ivory enamel.
$20 to $43 Princes Dresser,
$13.25 to $28
SO different styles of Princess
Dressers aro here. They are in golden
oak, mahogany veneer, tuna mahogany
veneer, wulnut veneer, white cnamei
aud Ivory enamel.
Matched Dedroom Suites,
$90 to $2,375 Styles, $71.50 $1,495
US different models of matched
Suites for bedaooins aro offered.
Golden oak, mahogany veneer, wal
nut veneer, white cnamei, Ivory enamel
und sntiuwood form the bulk ut the
collection.
$12.50, reg. $15.75
Brass Bedstead
Bright or satin finish; single
double sizes.
or
517.50, reg. $18.50
22, reg. $8
$25,
126,
$32,
36,
$60,
reg. $3i
reg, $39
reg. $40
reg. $45
reg. $75
Dining Room
Furniture
Splttulid Btiorlmtnlt of tingli
and matchtd Suite at tai-ingi of a
fifth to full halfr
$16 to $325 Buffets and Sideboards,
$11.75 to $290
70 styles of Buffets and Sideboards
In gulden oak, fumed oak, Butler oak.
Jacobean oak, Windsor oak, mnhng-'
any veneer, walnut veil re r and ivory
enamel.
$17 to $230 China Closets
$12.75 to $205
75 styles of China and Crystal
Closets in golden onk, fumed oak,
Butler oak. Jacobean oak. Windsor
oak, mahogany vcucer, walnut veneer
and ivory enamel.
$18 to $120 Serving Table
$12 to $108
50 styles in golden onk, fumed oak,
Butler oak, mahogany veneer, walnut
veneer and ivory enamel.
$10.73 to $175 Dining Table
$8.75 to $158
115 styles in golden oak, fumed
oak, Butler oak, mahogany veneer,
walnut veneer and ivory enamel.
Matched Dining Room Suites ,
$190 to $1,650 Style, $95 to $985
85 different Suites iu golden oak,
fumed oak, Jacobean oak, Butler oak,
Windsor oak, mahoguny veneer, wal
nut veneer aud ivory enamel.
Library and Living
Room Furniture
$28 to $250 Easy Chairs
$19.75 to $187
18.1 styles nf Easy Chairs and
Kockers in various finishes of walnut,
mhoi;any und maliogiuiv (iniali; somo
upholstered, otburs with upholstered
sent and cane or panel back. Cover
ings of velour, tapestry, damask aud
leather.
Library and Living Room Suite
$85 to $835 Stylea, $63 to $6443
105 styles of matched Suites for
libraries and living rooms. In aaa
hogany and mahogany finish; some
all upholstered, others with uphol
stered seats and cane or panel.baeks.
Coverings ot velour. tapestry, damask
and leather.
$18 to $240 Tablee, $14.28 to $1M
140 styles ot Library and Living
Room Tables, in golden oak, fuased
oak, Jacobean oak, mahogany finish,
mahogany veneer and walnut veneer,
$13 to $190 Bookcase
$11.50 to $170
70 styles of Bookcases In (otdca
oak, fumed oak, Jacobean oak, saa
hogany finish, mahogany veneer aad
walnut veneer. ,
$14.50 to $195 Table Dk
$11.50 to $156
80 styles of these Desk la gold
oak, Jacobean oak, mahogany finish,
mahogany veneer, walnut veaeer,
white enamel and ivory enamel. .
$7.60 to $90 Drop Lid Daaka
$6.75 to $80
03 styles of drop lid Desk la
golden oak, turned oak, Jacobean oak;
mahogany finish, innple, mahogany
veneer and walnut veneer.
$17 4-Postar Bungalow Bed,
$12.75
Mahogany finish, turned posts
extra well made and finished,
single size. Also In mahogany,
reg. $. at $17.
$140 Library or Living Room
Suit, $9$
Three pieces, mahogany finish,
cane panel back, plain upholstered
scat with two cushions, Velour
covered; Louis XVI model.
$269 Library or Living Room
Suites, $215
Four pieces, mahogany frames,
loose cushion seats, plain up
holstered buck; velour covered.
Separately as follows:
$110 Davenport, $88 $50 Arm
Chair, $40) 30 Iloeker. $40; 850
Large Arm Chuir, $47.
Third. )urth anil Fifth Floor.
$124 Dining Room Suit, $M
Golden oak; Dutfct, China Closet,
Serving Table, Dining Table, Bide
Chairs and Arm Chair, with slip
leather seats.
i 1'reas. aaia i .,....,. .,..,
yesterday tha schools should close cheap substitutes should bo scrupu-
before aomethlng happen, I lously avoided.
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