Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 6, 1909, Page 2

Bi ()\'A\H\ THE Early Season Sale of Furs Saturday At Bargain Square No. 2—In Basement ATURDAY, HLAW'S CLUTCHES TIGHTEN Buhl Marshal's Story Points Federal of Shelton's Flancee Hurt NOVE \Illi-ll{ 6, 1909. GIRL'S ~TESTIMONY DAMAGING Buy below value in this Early Season Sale and be ready for the icy weather to come. Saturday we will offer the following: One Alleged Handit by Crafty ldahe of Shelton’s Flance Hurt Ea Iy Nabbe Otficer—Letter French Coney set conslsting of muff and long plece, regular value, Saturday, Isabella Possum Fur set consisting of plain muff and long neck- plece, regular $12 value, Saturday $6.98 Fur rug neck- $15.00 $7.98 Brook Mink Fur set muff and neckplece trimmed with A special feature of this great Fur Sale will be the offering of sep- ate neckpleces and muffs at next to noth- ing prices Lover's Chances. heads, regular §16 value, Sat- urday at $8.96. The simplet story of the arrest of “Bill" Matthews at Buhl, ldaho, by City Marshal Eugene May of that town was the most striking feature yesterday afternoon in the trial of the alleged robbers of the Over- land Limited train. This tale, coupled With the testimony of Lilllan Stephenson. the flancee of Shelton, is destined to play an important part In the court battle. 50 Greatest Values Ever $25 Special Sale of Long Coats Saturday at Bar- gain Square No. 3, in Basement, See Howard 8t. Windows. R. & G. Corsets There are certain virtues in R. & G. Corsets that are in Our Saturday Sale of Sckubwiedged to ezoel thbée S ial 1 £ 52-inch 1 1elot] t Matthews was arrested June 18 at the [ cknowledge e ® Special sale of 52-inch broadeloth coats, Buhl hotel, where he had registered as S i d Y o oo s | Specinl sale of 52inch brondeloh conts, §|p81E WS b e | Women’s Suits and Coats a not too strong a statement | 10 Uhe season’s latest styles. Colors—black, May that Matthews was wanted for the to make, since it can be proved. From a shape view- point they are as near per- fect as it is possible to make a corset, the fitting, the fab- ric and making and con- struction are up to the high- est standard. They are made to fit. Eee the new models at our corset department. Prices §1 to $4 each. Second Floor, brown, cadet, cardinal. These coats are in two lots: Lot 1—$18.00 Coats Saturday at....$12.50 Lot 2—$15.00 Coats Saturday at. .. .$10.00 A few coats, worth up to $16.50; Saturday, .$1.98 Four Covert Coats, worth $16.50; Saturday at, cach Tobbery and the marshal’ by his well laid plans, had no difficulty in capturing his man. May appeared at Matthews room be- hind a trusty six-shooter, foroing an easy surrender. The man was writing a letter at the time and made an effort to destroy the missive, partially suceeding. The fragments of the letter, together with Matthews' suit case, revolver and clothes, were Identified by the Buhl marshal. It developed during the cross-examina- tion that Matthews had. In addition to his other vocations, followed that of a stage driver and mall carrier. It was further in- timated that at one time Matthews had been a locomotive engincer. Postoffice Inspector Mosby was recalled during the afternoon and tol1 of Shelton's arrest In Denver and his subsequent return to Omaha. Shelton Insisted that he would be able to show that he was in his room In the Wykoff flats between 11 and 12 o'clock the night of the robbery. Shelton claimed that he had been to a moving ple- ture show with a Miss Myer, who was also A roomer at the flat.. Shelton Tells Story, told & welrd story of Hundreds of new suits and coats received direct from New York by special purchases. Suits with coats 50 inches long, lined Skinner’'s satins and made of fine all wool materials — thoroughly shrunk and sponged. Separate coats, in the new Russian front effects, also plain tailored styles and others with pleated effects. We ask you to inspect the great collections of high class suits and coats we offer Saturday, at...... WOOL DRESSES our choiee Automobile Gloves Under Priced Men's $3.560 Automobile Gloves, Saturday at, per pair $1.75. Men's $4.50 Automoblle Gloves, Saturday at, per pair $2. Men's $6.00 Automobile Gloves, per pair $3.00. These are extra well made and have the large gauntlet which is so popular with Automobile men. —Main Floor. Great Sale at the Toilet Goods SBaturday Your choice of a large assortment of Flesh Brushes, regular 36¢, 50c, 75c and $1 values, Sat- urday at, each 19c. Vantine Sandal Wood Toilet day 69c. 25c Violet Cold Cream, Saturaay 15c. Colgate's Tooth Powder, Saturday 15c. 25c¢ Nall Polish in cake form, Saturday 16c. 60c Combs, Saturday, each 25c. Water, Satur- Saturday at, Shelton leaving b Bt weseL ) o nevne st f Speeially Priced at §15, $19.50 and $25 g i over the Northwestern tracks, where he 'lgnbl ,R:;;ldeef McCALL'S “';'.:‘:"flvnu:'c'""f: §°:-x".'}"v".i e Dresses suitable for every occasion, house, street and general fzrrgomz;e.s PATTERNS, of Denver toid of the arrest of Shelton and || Wear, some plain tailored, others slightly embroidered and still Lillian Stephenson in that city and of their examination at the office of the chief of police in Denver before being brought to Omaha. Edward Hoffman, a detective of Colo- rado Springs, testified that he knew Grig- | ware in 1907 and that his assumed name at that time was B.'B. Hollinghead. He B-11-5-09 others elaborately trimmed, braided and embroidered. Extraor- dinary values; on sale Saturday, at— $15, $19.50 and $25 Thayer 1377as York and at times showed considerable Thomas 5 % skill. York's heavy guards prevented South Omaha from getting through, ol .. Hamiiton . Harlan Heves 1 In the first half South Omaha kicked |8aw and knew Lawrence F. Golden about ) I8 loff, making a short kick. Wiley ret d | the same time and his nom de plume was Hitcheock Webster b 3 y returne Hooker - v‘;-'f(u.‘ E” the ball thirty yards. By straight foot |P. J. Butterbaugh. He identified both men Howard Incomplete Counties. ball York's &tar player, Carpenter, made |In the court room. §Sharoon 4| Cherry, 14 of 2. 261 3 28 280 w|the first touchdown; Scott kicked goal.| James Schroeder of Spokane testified to ° Kearnoy | Frontier, o % 19 b A8 1 10| York kicked off, South Omaha compelled | having sold Frank Grigware a Colt's re- < SR 157 3¢ s 304|to punt, York failed and was penalized on | volver in Spokane in 1008, the witness be. ln an Sloux, 8 of 14.. 134 13 114 1% m}-n attempted forward pass. York gained [ Ing at the time a'clerk in the Holly-Mason s |by on-side kicks. On third down Kuns BIBTH B4GT 3459 83570 |made end run of forty yards, touching [gonl. South Omaha kicked off. York by n serles of line smashes made a touch- YORK DEFEATS SOUTH OMAHA |down. York kicked goal. High schobl Team from Packinton is| Three of York's star players did not Badly Outclassed—Visiting participate in this game, owing to other Teams Fails to Score. Lhemy games scheduled. The South Omaha Sy players pralsed York for the good enter- YORK, Neb. ov. b.—(Speclal Tele- | tainment after the game and for the gen- gram.)—In today's game between York |tlemanly and clean playing on the part of hardware establishment. He knew Grig- ware personally from having been a mem- ber of the same base ball team. Girl May Conviet Lover. The chain of evidence around the tive men was materially strengthened by two powerful links welded by the government from the testimony of Miss Lilllan Steph- enson, flancee of Shelton, one of the de- fendants, and Postoffice Inspector Charles Diddeford, who has letter written by Shel- All popular and reliable furs included in our immense assort- ment for fine fur neckwear and muffs. Mink Sets, at ...............$45.00 to $225.00 Black Fox Sets, at . . .$25.00 to $95.00 Sable Fox Sets, at .. .. ....$20.00 to $50.00 Blue Wolf Sets, at .. .....$25.00 to $45.00 Red Willow hardson and South-Omaha the latter was out- |the York team. ton 8quirrvel Sets,at ............. .$12.50 to $35.00 L A 648 | classed and outplayed at every point of AV ———— Miss Stephenson's part in the play is 3 Shee B11he ande abd at 56 time WEEabiis gost Only One “BROIO0 QUININ paradoxical. Throughout thé whole her Jap Mink Sets, at ............ $25.00 to $75.00 Seward et the The | That Is Laxative Bromo Quinine. Look for [ one determination was to protect and ARSI 4 " i BRrad 8] in dnnger. The score was 39 to 0. The | That ls Laxative T Grove;’ 1ed Lasl] bl e Rri Do et caiect ami Brook Mink Sets, at $10.00 to $25.00 nton . §15 South Omaha team was not qulte as heavy World over to Cure & Cold in One Day. %c. has added the word that will go far to- ward securing his conviction, ¥ With a woman's loyalty and love sh OWWWWWUlWWWIIWIvWWWWWWQ a2 what she could to save her sweet. Sl EC]AL Ry heart In the moment of his 8reatest danger, but her devotion was in reality his undolng. After the men had been practically made known through the tell-tale photographs taken at Spokane and Denver, the detec- tives never doubted for a moment that Jack Shelton wouid return to Denver ana to Miss Stephenson. The officers laid in walt for him and caught him with Miss Here are the dec:dedly correct coats{ for “small women,” juniors and children HESE exceptionally correct modeled coats are produced by a firm that has bt\mme nationally famous for its fidelity to “fit” in the usually difficult ‘‘small women's,” ‘“juniors” and Russian Lynx Sets $15.00 Beautiful large rug muff and fancy shawl collar with shirred lin. ings. This is a beautiful, rich, black fur set and an 515 extremely special value Saturda.y, at. Stephenson, hol h had I “child” sizes, and WE have the exclusive Omaha selling on the entire line See the garments by skt pneietlr iheco il e all means—try them on—they're the sort that call forth genuine expressions of unbounded de- har e ni g Vi n h t - light. Order by mail If you live out of town, for we GUARANTEE absolute satisfaction. See PR sl s e Middein numbers on top or bottom of style illustrations and descriptions below. lovers. She first met him in Spokane, where | him, a8 that was the first time he had ever scen him Not Severely Examined. Miss Stephenson was subjected only to the slightest cross-examination, She was onee married and gave her age as 2. She is & pretty young woman, stylishly, yet modestly dressed, and evidently produced a tavorable impression on the jury, for her stralghtforward answers to the examina- tion given her by the attorney for the government. That the five accused men were well known in Spokane was shown in the evi- dence of Charles Riddeford, postoffice in- spector of Spokane. Inspector Riddeford has known Frank Grigware for nine or ten years, as well as his entire family. He also knew Shelton, whose proper name is Lawrence F. Golden, and his family for many ycars. He had been asquainted with Dan Downer (D. W. Woods) for fifteen both of them lived. Later she went to Walla Walla, Wash., alone, again meeting him there; then early In the present year both of them came to Denver. It was through him that she became acquainted with Grigware, Torgenson and Woods and this acquaintance dated from their first meeting in Spokane. L O LT LI LD LD I TV IV IV Y -, “LI’I’I’ LE MA]OR" Vigorous Styled Toppy, Natty, Snappy Suits and Qvercoats For Young Men! NTHUSIASTIO? Sure we arel If you sold olothing and knew clothing, YOU'D be enthusiastic over “Sampeck’s Tells of Whole Party. She told of the whole party, Woods, Tor- genson, Shelton and Grigware golng to Hot Springs, Ark., some time during Feb- ruary and of her regular correspondence with of them, not alone from Hot Springs, but from Kansas City and Joplin and other points up to about the middle of May. She did not see either of them | personally again until Shelton appeared at her rooms In Denver, Sunday, May . He seemed haggard and extremely nervous and asked her if she had seen her pleture ia and the rest of the boys in the papers, She had not seen the picture up to this time, and was sturtied when he showed it years and incidentally knew Bill Matthew Inspeetor Riddeford's attention was first directed to this case through seeing the look snappy in print—and ‘““rallor touches” oannot he either—but & ‘try on” tells the story. to her. She read the story of the hold up In Omaha, and realized at once that she might be implicated in the affalr, though up to this time her name had not been mentioned in comnection with it, Shelton went to her room at once, and seeing duplicates of the teli-tale photo- graphs displayed In the room, took them down and destroyed them. At the same time she took the bundle of letters she had recelved from the boys and destroyed plcture of the four men In the Spokane Review after their arrest in Omaha. He recognized all of the men and particularly Grigware. He went at once to the meat market of James Grigware, a brother of Frank Grigware, and learned from him that some one had telegraphed to him from Denver under the of 3. C.| Kelly for funds. This telegraph was later tollowed by a letter from Kelly, indicating that Frank was In serious trouble and needed $:00 at once. They're $18, $20, $22.50 and $25---each garment seems to say: “I'm from the ‘Sampeck’ shops and indeed proud of it." name Lo P ST T OO0 o T o 0 0T o oS them Court adjourned at 5 o'clock until 9:30 a. | She and Shelton were arrested the fol- {m. Monday. The government expects to lowing Tuesday, she being held us & wit- [put on only three more witnesses, after TN " ness. which the defense will have its innings. n Such D erent H ok o o M""_" e Sen Stoke a man as you do the furnace ,4 m | Bagore thelr arrest Sheiton had toid heif,na youll get the power; that's my 4 V' ’ i | that he n‘d‘ ».m;.. to James Grigware, | pov o jonn Ganton, Star Theater, Sat- \"w ul s and vercoats a brother of Frank Grigware, for money | Lrgay ' | to assist in defending the boys. He wanted | "9 | WL | $600, but had recelved only $10. He | mm——— f F ' wauted her to send this meney to Omah or sl | No. 93—3mall 's “Co-Bd" coat, in cheviot, covert. | Mo, 96—iJuniors cocta. in ages from 8 to 14 jears. Come |50 that it could mot be traced to him. ) Broadeioth ara doubls faced B Tweed. In biue, red, | in fine Kersey clotis, beantifully braided. In newest soar. | *hen came the question of securing & | lbnh reen and wisteria, price range $17.50 | 1o},224 navy shades. The price rauge is $20.00 $18.00 lawyer in Omaha to defend the three men The suit styles including, of course Russians, Norfolks and jmcket W BA0 aak-Swa o 14 lew 09 A4 910 % o pamion b sl (hen under arrest In Omaha and Miss suits. Same old ecouomy Jlan is tn fores, 100—8 pairs of teonsers o, 93—iJunlor’ coats in sizes ranging from 8 to 14 years. | No. $7—Junior” coate, in 6 to 14 years. Come in cphenson suggested that they secure the Dei B e In b &, RAVYE browns and groens, made up from & | Shaw oheviots, in such wanted colorin Yale biune, red, aVyer that defendes Wat CroWa but she :‘":;:L;’:': "“:.:::' ": te—see them—boys' overéoats were s -“n:‘ugo ot Bhaw'o Avgia.0, 31300 1000 : 2 and in brown. Attractive garments ot ¢12 () aia ‘uu;mk:m:u.;h; nnm;.hlr: :Jnndl:: Joen- Am.l:nu.»:la nr:\' od e o stendasd. N while both been plac - arrest, a0 lnbatation No. ‘s coats, in select new broadcloths and | No. 98—“Junior” coats, in_cholcest of Shaw Chaviots, tn and shedid not get to send the meney to| | YY) Cough, Croup, o gy cheviots, & huge arzay ih every waated shade. Come in | the popular colors, such as Yale biue, tan a . W A o gh, ¥B. AL the on & ‘:'i'b.‘“ e pricé ranges from $5.00 | Zoyer Shown quite wo fetching a line 'at $13:50 $12 00 Oumaiy ‘gs. Giton has w.nn;: l.:;;;l: ::’.. Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Winter's sew Solotets st rs own %0 and as low as and low as . Sheiton did not tell her w £ patterned as well as novel siyled 98— g ’ . Loys had gotten into snd it was not unci | { Bronchitis, Diphtheria. { Small Women's" Universiy coats tn cheviots ' No. 99—Small Women's “Moyen Age" ooats, in finest of ‘ washable suits for b !:im h 1 r.uu with shawl ¢ ” of velvet and | b Mfi'% x;m Py ? “uL navys, roses and she had read the -mer‘n the pl:ru‘lhlnl | Cresslens Is a Boon to Asthmatios. — ‘:n oxmamwfl:g“ L lo l velvet cuffs. Navye e, taus, “‘ stone plain bla s s correct mode she knew of the boys being accused of the — ey Tevee. 858,00, $a8.80"and down 1o .. 320,00 | RRR S bl Sttt ! 500 pord . g B _‘E'z",é: °:."..."|5|'n:..::.'&- -'c'-'.':u s &, per suit §3, $3.00 and. R l-fl] alo stomach He told her that he had just come from the east, but finally admitted that he had been in Omaha the night of the robbery, but that he would be able to prove a g8od alibl by the landiady of whom he rented the rooms about two blocks from the Omaha postoffice, in that he came home from a moving picture show about 11 o'clock that night, and she chaffed him & little about being out #o late. He told her, further, that he roomed with a man whom be uad met on ' he street, but did not know THE YOUNG PEOPLE'S w'.."w!fllm New Location—1518-1520 Farnam St. 07T ) Gresslene cures becauss the air, readered rangly antiseptio, fs carried ove ‘m:.- with svery “rsath, siving u not! wu%n:‘ Order these coats by mail Order these coats by mail L0l il S0 A0 (L0 20 LI LR gy JV IV g IV Y Y Y I TN ) ) LI g L) L)L) L) isuiEanm e, o aton 1018-20 Farnam St 'MWMWMMMWW WMWMWMUM"MWM’WWWWWW wmmnfl :