The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1912, Page 3

we ET “6 OO = — se > eT THE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1912. ARCHITECT , BUILDER TABLE BROS. Printers 43 THIRD AVENUE ft IND. 5200 Daring Auto Bandits Terrorize All Paris a OE oney-Saving Values \ FOR TUESDAY MORE AND GREATER sohurro mOMATISM CORR! tag ice tore | Spee | In the center the chauffeur, Bonnot, leader of the “phantom band of six,” LE OF JEWELRY) a” bea. Dial PARIS, Aprit 45 Silverware, |ttroriged by the with scenes from their recent crimes. Thin clty i#)seen, is always at the wheel, usual-) race for Chantilly Rand of Six,” the | !¥ With a Winchester between his) a.m. At 10:30, while Bonnot sat price. | most notorious outlaws of the 20th |*2*e% The outlaws are spoken of | outside the bank In the car, holding se as “Bonne nd of phantom ban: bis Winchester between his lexs. dite,” because the are daily re ported everywhere, but never seem | the ca }to be anywhere when the police ar | rive This wae at century, whose daring exploits rival pst bare tee Ave, jthose of America’s famous crimin nade Annex Building hers rushed inside, killed and hin assistant In cold down a third bank em robbed the strong box jals—the James boys, the Youngers the Daltons. Ts With high power motor cars this kang performs feats ¢ urpass even the bol West hold-ups First they ap th in every detail, | automobile, 40 from the scene job,” lay it out hen steal a racing | Ik AWay at every head that showed at a window, or at any one w 6 to wtwrt in t Paris, the thousands of pol detectives on their trail their fingers on them A man named Ponnot uffeur, is the leader crimes are committed > edy autos, and Bonnet. © best drivers France y robbed the bank, 40 miles north of brand new nd} The om annot put | Chantil an ex! Their! the ald © hours light of mid-day and Petition for Hillman’s Release Several ba LIVED TOGETHER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS WITHOUT EXCHANGE 0 PUEBLO, Colo. April man, who died recently, lived | tor 25 nkers head a list of pe S years without apea tt re to President Taft to par D, Hillman, the miltionatre no will have at the McNeil pen udulent use of the | hus eeeeeeeeee® at the band and « h five children, but & Mra. Smith wes In in Seattle un when he will eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee from the e | ee eee eee eet eee heen ee |SHE HAS A VOTE AND NOW SHE WANTS THE) i eotOW%, Apel oA SAME THING FOR EVERY WOMAN jer sed in boys’ clothes hair cropped short i ign Dental Office: LAR CLARK, Manse Mind Av the blind end of « ‘aring NW n This Ad With ¥ ight whi it was ronning about 15 miles an hour, to avoid ar rest Her head was badly cut and Spe ial Officer Figel brought her here, os were dre gave her age ing” her way wit years old, whe ano, where the ie @ store. $40 VERSUS $100,000 OAKLAND, Cal, April 15.—Max HE’LL BE AT OPENER | ALBANY, Or. Ap 16—"TN| he doctor told lone his sight him he might (THE MARKETS | Strictly Savings Bank in ya | he State I . “ : cm Froit—Selling Price ‘ eo 1 15@ 3.00 Dresser Mente—Seliing Price is aay MRS. JOSEPH R. KNOWLAND Joseph R, Kr t a, Ca Sh Ze Yad’ PSs WOMAN IN TROUSERS Wants to ME DENTAL WAR | PIFTsucna. mies Packers N, 8. ( 0D THING FOR THE |" on Be PEOPLE ise itty at Your Own Price oe os Be Tried it ed moved Ineats—Selling Pries. NOW THEY’RE HAPPY BA cise nd dy T WAS A SAD PORTE, Ay NOW IT’S OVER . WAY On VANCOUVER, Wa April ! .. cn geemtat work cy Sergi ‘ i ' > ri or) NOICE UNDERTAKING PARLORS BROADWAY. AND UNION —PHONES- hia Brova, 0. 0, ne esading Dentist os first Avenue Fortune April 15. an aged recluse d the undertake stocks and home. Cam “+ Hermit Leaves JOU , Ee ash rities in his as Old J in povert EAST: 300 iN. 3966 ‘151.98 —BARGAINS— In Ready-to-Wear Apparel for Men and Women -COME EARLY— Fe ae Carnation Milk } 4 Cans 3°/$3.43 worth $22.50 Fels - Naptha $9.98 IF sm DBC Women’s $25.00 or FAIRY SOAP Clothes Pins SUITS OR COATS Now s] 2.49 7 Bars For 1 C Cheaper 1 C Than Kindling Wood Gold Dust Women’s $6.00 Per Dozen Or Citrus Powder 14¢ TRIMMED HATS Others Ask 25c 4——_Cans——4 Now Our Price cu 25¢ COTTON BLANKETS 2.98 DUTCH CLEANSER Searchlight Matches Now DOUBLE DIP KIND 0° 3] 5 Women’s 3 Boxes For 25c and 35c Ladies’ DERBY HATS worth $5.00 HOSE SUPPORTERS for, pair $2.49 ge $1.50 SCOTCH SUITINGS Ladies’ 10c HEMSTITCHED yard HANDKERCHIEFS 09° | 2i° | 1,000 pairs CHILDREN’S SHOES Ladies’ 20c RIBBED VESTS or ENVELOPES pair 3° | 98° | 9° The Store That Saves You Money Come Early ‘ $3.00 and $3.50 For First Choice ys $6.00 SUITS Evaporated to the Consistency | of Cream } Se PILLOW SLIPS going for ge 7c AMERICAN LIGHT PRINTS yard C 35¢ SILK STRIPE VOILE $2.50 Heavy 10c roll TOILET PAPER 4 rolls 29° CHILDREN’S HOSE Worth 15c pair $1.50 SWISS CURTAINS 20c package CREAM OF WHEAT 14°. QUAKER OATS LADIES’ CANVAS and 15c package PATENT OXFORDS $1.69] 10 _ as 10c WRITING TABLET for Men’s $3.50 PATENT PUMPS Store Opens 9:00 a. m. “Second Av. at James ae ks a Come Early