The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1907, Page 8

§ THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1907. DARING CRIME SYNDICATE STEALS HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS; ng Mra, Dwight Park Robinaon, with ° COMMETS DIABOLICAL SECRET MURDERS FOR HEAVY PRICE} % tore: manaser of the Sout ROBINGON DEAD. a One FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. ore CLOSES DAILY AT 6:30 -Early Chri stntas Shopping Is Under Roof —Everythin, Furnish the Home Complete tle Blectric company, ts rep having died In Boston last Saturday after a two week's Hlnews from typhoid fever. The Robinsons were well known in thin ofty, The deceased ts sur vived by her husband ang three ehildren. ‘e @ (Seattio Star Exclusive Service.) PARIS, Dee. 2—-A crime syndl- | oate, organized for mammoth theft and diabolical murder, is the at porbing story of the day that star tles France and all Europe Now details a Prabibiton Bila Sgned. © coming to notice very day of the criminal operations MONTGOMERY, Ala, Deo. 2 | f the brothers Antony and Fran Gov, Comer has signed the billa to] cots Thomas, These two men seem provide for enforcement of the pro: | to have combined minds of the hibition laws, regulate sale of nar |f Borgias, the leaders of the Inquish cotlos, prevent drinking liquors on | thon robber barons. For traina in the presence of passe HE reason@'why you benefit by mab sen hey tortured and stole kers and urging congress to return chases early have been presented 5 f again and Le y 4. until, becom to the Bouth ootte tax money again, and the early-sbopping cary fore an old ing bold beyond { of detection taken from the South during! the | story apparentiy, their carelessness end war, Nevertheless, the early-shopping 1 t Jones nong of {ts importance with age, nor are the ad ened by their constant rey ed in arrest shopping lee tition BRIEFS BY WIRE Buch being the case, we do not he hop early, neither do we hesitate to again present tt toy a Mra. Frank wite of the ing oe rs Hoquiam og: was murdered Aad ‘vy Frank Steele, hax come out with 1—Because of the complet assortments of merchandise 4 statement saying that Steele had her so in bff power that she was afraid to tell the authorities of th plot, She denies eomplicity now on display by merchants 2—Because more nativfactory choice can be 1 t 2 sich fulp me syndteate stocks asesreay. The Thomases coms The Granby Consolidated Copper 2—n © more le can be tak r nek jag part, stealing hundreds of thou mine's amelter at Grand Forks, B. Gifts welected tn haste rarely as pl g to th reelplestens sands of dollars worth of relica, an ©. will reguine operations Thurs thone selected after due deliberation « ; tiques and curtos from ehureh, cha ANTONY THOMAS FRANCOIS THOMAS. day, giving employment to 900 | la um and finding a ready men. ° | 4 cause the stores are less congested they will be a few iste & dealers or private ey ie Scthetsuaaeiieas is, oes The station at Trinidad, on the days from now, and shopping Is therefore On y done, Hr , ast ©” undesira-| The Thomases are known to have | Great Northern near Wenatchee 5 salespeople are lean bus 4 Speeder we trem path of those stolen the magnificent gem-studded | ¥48 held up Saturday by five rob én tok” ceca wt: Panilllonr Phot d father a s , ‘ ‘ove that the brothers Who were willing to pay iberally, | reliquary of Ambagac, valued at| ber# and $120 In money was se. + Op it, Bate: ip a private assassination | When arrested they refused to dis | $40,000, and many other goms of |Cured, Two of the robbers were t the eration barean as a )cuss this, saying many of Europe's | middle age art, including the crown | @ught, and a posse ts after the 6-—-Recause the prices are just an low a» they will be later, Si wo of St. Michael, It ts also charged | Other three unsuccess A gold-copper ledge has been s unearthed. Apparent | reatest families were implic men of With them. Letters compromising | hat they engineered t untitkely that any before Christmas ing will be made by delaying until @ few dary the forem @ town and neighboring |many throughout France ful plot to rifle the abbey of Con-| discovered near Selah, Yakima P . 7 ‘ainoag thelr tom. | turned up, These ques, the treasures of which are | county, and many people are stam 1—Btreets and SAFO SER wde than wes recetved large su valued at $200,000. * | peding there strenuous crush from preceding Christs be } w= : Senator Link Davis and ex-Coun. Th » of hopping out = - » e getting 0 shopping ou ow relte night, her scenes igman|and Paul Decker ts an eccentric |ty Assessor Kd Meathare the two | <i daa’ batkoue marvads saute’ teak te. ies Pach oie being among the best ne pl dancer of ability latest candidates for the Tacoma and leaves you free to enjoy the sights of ‘ efore Christniag The attraction runs all week mayoralty without having to suffer the discomfort oc ed by the knowledge The Rollicking Girl.” “The t John Hansen, whore parents re that much shopping remains to be done. a . ; i e Ensign. side at Bremerton, Washi, has been Snite Edwards ts a very funny! The Lols Stock mpany find®larresied at Portland ana eent to 9—If you have friends or relatives ‘| olnts to be re Max Figman comedian, and he saves “The | “The Ensign” a play fitted to both | the reform school at Salem membered, an early start insures that yc ¥ be be well under Max FY and “The Mar king Girl” from falling flat in| its ability and its needs, and alto) Oiie Muck, the actor, Wil) be| way and arrive on time without encountering the tremendous enum aces, Whenever the di gether the production given yee terday, as th formances, is : restrained in his contemplated mar. | that comes with the near approach of Christ first of a week's DOr | riage to Mra, Mabelle Kelly, a ne of the best thing® wealthy woman of Salida, Colo, t des. Whe the company has given ite patrons | Giadve Van can prevent it, Mise acks life this season, Wlllam Bauman, In| yen claims to be Mack's common Utle role, gives a virtle inter | jaw wife, { pretation of young manhood, and) § Hesleday the other players support him sat isfactortly the Box,” remembered from last year, were made welcome by a Dumper crowd at the Gra house last night, the reception of the open for the we star and the play have in no wise maker is i is 10-—Recause, while merchants are at r mand at all thes, and of course are glad to recetve your t whenever you see fit to bestow it, the work very hard og the beforeChrist mas rush, and the you shop the r relleve the strain a tunnel contractor. upon them. Of su been considered, that war blown to pieces in the Gre: there Is a national reanizat jon, with b ters in New York City, Northern tunnel near Leavenwort which devo! of attention to the early-shopping cum the other day, when 35 sticks paign for the benefit of employes, d opera The Rollic king ‘Gin fe my along the leg! #, and b of this scommenda » those who are sick of} deteriorated, but rather have grown | vaudevillism and Cohanism in mu night promising much k's engagement. The “Married L shows 18 ie of e ple a . 4 t p! more interesting tn their year of nan Beeb _ Dopord game The new bill at the Third Ave a sianaiie fd absence, and old friends will find Mire 5 ‘ r nue theater, "Married Life,” was . . popularity, nor of sufficient quan- | ° ingham, died Saturday, aged 7 Whit d Ligh! W ] Ski rt: U di priced St eorth wii, te senew the ax | MOpeiertty, nor of sufficient gat: | Presented “to bumper housse yee | ute en ugs, Spec : e an t Wool Skirts Under quaintance made 12 months ago fe graceful and much more must Brokew assortments of high-grade Walking Skirte have besg Manager John Cort has provided cianty than that of > suc edy, i story dealing with the trib an early totroduction in the sen We have gathered together « lot of Oriental Rugs, averaging terday. The pi la « lively com The A-¥-P-E bill ts promised va arranged for quick clearance at very low ces. All of these Skirts “Meyer eeesye eee _ & satisfactory company, and the | cesses of the last two years ogy tho Baer esr pi at Washington. od in size about 4x7, and placed the special price of $19.50 upon | are beautifully made, and the fabrics ide Imported Volles, «| Sie 30 Seaseed otter the elaborate! s te Poa yyy Labor trouble ts feared In vario them while they last. An Oriental Rug makes a firstclass Christ- | few Taffeta Silks, Chiffon Panamas, Berges and many beaut fashion adopted by the Seattle man. company supporting Snitz) moon long enough to feel the pangs ¢ oh . ‘ . 4 he stvles ¢ san) Edwards has several weak mem-|of jealousy and to stir up domes Ue Of British Columbia on st ii mas gift, and this sale provides an opportunity to buy an Oriental | Suitings in stripes and checks The style mented ane, ager Among the new people, Fan-| Edwards has several Phage 8 ag we Of the Tavlor com. (count of thousands of white meG il Rug at a modest figure. All of the pleces included in this special | flare, box and side-plaited effects, trimmed in many aie Marinetl, te the leading toms being out of work, while thousam Jot fre good and durable, among them being a few Kin Khilims, | The colors are white, gray, tan, black nd white stripe and fancy stripes. These Skirts are in all sizes—from 22 to waist and 38 to 43-inch length We have divided them aa two lots for prompt clearance. usual standard. Miss Lila Blow ts| pany Frederic Clarke, Tony W & capable enough lead Guns For Rent—Priper & Taft, Florine Murray has a 1024-26 Second av. eee | James Mcintyre is a pl wt of Orlentals are employed. and|and Laurette Taylor find them: |° : i vote, | selves particularly well cast Seattle shows the largest tg fiscal year of any city in the Ual nine role, won especial favor Fen hin ete which are suitable for Couch Covers or Hangings; also a few Run ners or Hall Strips. Several genuine Antiques will also be noted j age of postal increase for the sing tenor : Following are a few of th presented — At the Coliseum. Phe r" “met . d States, showing 32.53. } Shirvan Khilims, Mosu Hemadana, Per N 2 © Onett! sisters; La Bello Bec oy Hoggatt, of Alaska, wi sians, Bokharas, Fereghans and Shiraz. Special i Spl. Values in Bound Short pot of coll At Pantages. Lacretia’s trained + promised as ove of of the new vaudeville comes t Pantages vaudeville house tod The Rusicano trio. italian str singers adver tised as « of the hew vay tiie acts, to the Coliseum today for a week's en beorenad ee aterm 20 om offices: —— Secretary Taft ie In Moscow, Rus sla He leaves late tonight for St Petersburg. } Al @ meeting of commercial men showing a lot of short lengths of different kinds of Cary as Tapestry Brussels, rade Wilton, ranging in length from &% of a ya ards. All of these gooda as Rags. Special values at, each . 25e¢ © S08 We also have a Iimited quantity of Drummers’ Samples of different kinds, priced from 25¢ to rict sense of the word, because we quote these figures right along. However, they ailing prices on this class of goods, and you save by’ taking advantage of them. ting In the Domestic Floor Coverings Divisic a Body Brussels, Velvet, Wilfon Velvet, Axminster and high have been bound by a machine, making them suitable for from fra) cities of Oregon, held at Portland yesterday, the ex tra seaston of the legislature was voted down. Poatmaster General Meyer, in his annual repert to the president, At the Star. shows that the total expenditures of the department f were $199, 996,2 ipte were $183,585,0 Matinee Spe The above prices are not spectal in the special values, because they are under the pr FREDERICK & NELSON NCORPORATED ... clals, as the French would say Lots of are Morning Speciats there good merchandise found here a marked at ad through the store and The new musical comedy at the Star theater this week ts "The New Judge.” A long list ville acts complete the bill prices notably lower than rea value for early buy Stylish Furs at Popular Prices a Specialty ers. Most of them will be closed out in a few hours—not worth while to ask for them after noon. Come early tomorrow morning. At the Lyric. New vaudeville, a new ifaatr on at the Lyric theater tod —— -—- AFTER THE PLAY NOW Butter, 30¢ and 36c Ib; Wash-| = E : ington creamery, 35¢. | —~ = Exes, local ranch, S0¢; Oregon | various parties In Seattle to har-|has begun a two weeks’ “ IT’S FOR SIMPLE LIFE ss" 20 tua Soe:"castorn nen ‘TO GIVE A SMOKER TO HOLD FUNERAL OF |pocc capture, uitt or otherwise do| tect’ or the plant ae Until Noon Tomorrow 10c Outing Flannel Fine, Soft, Fleecy Outing Flannel, in light dozen G5c. e to him, Seattle's |other food and subsistii ve ‘ things disagree : Hens, dressed, 220; live hens, 1¢ MRS. THORNTON spouter is still stirring up the wat Blanche Rates used to talk, Potatoes, 16 Ibs. for 26c. The Men's club of Trinity parish ers of the sound about intending to buy a farm, and eect sana Nike phat’ will give @ smoker tomorrow even | Passengers on the steamer Ath uaually the suageation was pro-| pounds for 26e + Ti ing, the firet of @ series of meet-| The funeral of Mrs. H. M. Thorn: | lon returning from Bremerton yee pelea ag aed — Les - ots, 4 bunches for be. ings to be held this win A | ton, who died November 30 at her| © arm ae ae o> ty Padrsong A | adhe Mantes ad en ce rrots, 3 bunches for be. varied program bas been arranged, home, $13 2ist av. will be held at |S.i7 1) the sound near the Countes he 3° Guictude of a farm | Qstons, 2 bunches for Se to be followed by a lecture by the 2 p. m. tomorrow from the parlors |Ciuh ‘Tha little steamer passed ¥ a Dried onions, 7 tba. for 26e, lrector, Hev. J. P. D. Liwyd, on of the Seattle undertaking parlors. PR yg og orien house was s toofar ery. For all! Radishes, 4 bunches for 10. |The Hindu, His Land and His Rev. RH Gowen will officiate at | Within 500 feet of the whale, which upon the novel menu. colors and dainty designs; suitable for pajamas, night gowns, ete. No phone orders.—Basement Store. that, though, she was in earnest, Parsley, Se | heeded the beat not at afl, but con . ‘ met : #ley, Se per bunch, Literature the public services, which friends 4) Until Noon Tomorrow and now she has bought the farm. | ‘Tiurnips, 3 bunches for Se are asked to stiend. The body wilt |Uaued to disport himself with m 1 [care be per wtalk, 10 to 126 @) geaTTLE MAN IS HELD UP, de Cremated, with strictly private : sorrescnien a punch ceremonies at the crematory 25¢ School Plaid 2 j Gesambers, 3 for 16¢ (By United Press.) Mra. Thornton resided in Seattle| EMperor Josef Celebrates. Dental tarts Zz teas te eer cinta a : for many years, and leaves many| VIENNA, Dec. 2—The an-{f ore tal work Sena Green tomatoes, 2%4¢ per I. . Deo. 8 | trientd. “Ghee darvived: by. Bve|sivereary of Bmperor Francis Jo-|f eet“ Set ee Ct +’ a hindecd 4 Cabbages, to 10¢ per head William Turnbied was held up and ciiidren. N eal A. Siataaioe. Bf lane cae peror acts JO purpose of advertising tat hoose from a hundred designs in these smart Dilt pickles, 100 dos. jrobbed late Saturday night of $75, Sr ard ‘Hasel a sef's accession to the throne ts be |}, world-renowned palf meth: : ss : Bweet peppers. 2% cente dos, | mostly in gold. Turnblad was op- ant Be ing Kenerally celebrated throughou Our sati School Plaids. Hands and color Pop corn, 2 Ibs for 16¢ |posite the Columbia hotel when he | ¢¢ Austria today ar ve ne. : Lemons, 30¢ dozen was accosted by a man who told U ET” be Ghd te ings, washable and durable Cider vinegar, Abe gal jhim to hold up his hands, Turn BS UP sigs Ponds Bega . , Cider, 4¢ to bo that he keep half the capcom | All extracting per gallon lblad aske By United Press.) ' Main Floor. New navel oranges, 30c, 400 and! ™ it was all he had, but P has bobbed up again.) Los ANGELES ( T. 9——tn || All examination ' | dozen. t told him t it his Hither bitasfully ignorant or serene- |; Satria rae we he. Full Set of Teeth ' oranges, 10¢ mn; 0¢ mouth or he'd pay for tt ly indifferent to the desires . stale , oe Porcelain Crowns ' California persimmons, 400 4 - - 4 ‘ ony § id Crowne Until Noon Tomorrow Gold Fillings tea, 600 doses | AMUSEMENTS. 5 : thornle i en ee a eo) nk ee bd ' rm tbe each anna a a || Bitver Fillings j } 7 , le Ib; imported figs, | “THE GRAND Jotun ¢ ort. . Bridge Work, per tootit 10c Bleached Crash} “C Eaiower, 0 a bead |_ re eee tee ee sro, | Pepitlar Sheet Music |r sca sexs tt 2 for & X FIGMAN, A a's Foremas ne. dn. Shamebe Deasibnnitnte tect k Pure White . Le Ib. ; Sauerkraut 6e Ib. Beats ree *. Hyening & Side. 0006 6 a : Made ‘ mat . ' jontists Gas dered; 20-) Main iq Linbbard squash, 20 per To; Sum |. meat a rscinesn || GoRound The Rose Is the |'| Brown Dental P , ' Floor. i nd ch erties, 100 1. te , ee ° “ saci laa, ties ie Cate ane FIRST vo ' es up in Westch sap ag M lard: The Silent Soldier; Ta Offices 45,6 and 7 Unk - Dried Prunes, # Ibs. for 26e THIRD AVENUE THEATER Mee Reontnee ; wee Until Noon Tomorrow t , met tan ¢ — ney, ie Ib; strained Third and Pine oo —: : 2 if ; x Pillow Cord C paaooape Saves, 18s GORESTEND | Sing applen’ FIAGRLI 6¢ bi: detiias lines a ee Piano | ‘wo pains 1 205 Second Ave . , nN and . * Popuier Vaudeville House ' ‘ rotter ferent ¢ rit +} PP ay os New nute—Filberts, 20e Ib; black “St : 2 Pe — SS b 1 The off pointment of Dr nuts, 2 Ibe fe eo; Bagiish wai . ave & senate ~ ; stmas . have ent at th tt mix ‘ r : TOP COATS | w € oe apts. cc each . “ . Brazil pods, 16¢ oat b ; THE ENSIGN In the City } ta Sinttie: Second Avenve and Pine Bireet New York, 3 Walker street TO. REPEAL ORDINANCE Flowers, | Carnations, 60c to $1 ‘ * Tuesday, Wesdnonda “ : : THE TAILORED READY co, | | a 9180 c lon rone 0 to 201 . xt Week a: ie ' ol rh ee ne cee UNPQUALED VAUDEVILLE | #298 | nx BO I er sr Pollen ye “Exes and Poultry ‘ y ALKEH, Comedians, and Dancers wath ALBERT HANSEN : ; a pls ee y - set gee and poultry from Diamends, Watches, Jewelr, my wi ch ‘ Theater Stras “ water, © 1 ent w fron t | Phone 1 918. Ind. 622 0D, v « d Ave 7 phir seconde , oo f a «l _— He Ky we Ds ge oh : Als Optical Department de Block . ‘ ’ . ee hi id a p ' hi