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CHttUOOTHl DAILY OOygTITUTIOa THURSDAY. SEPT. 14, 1916 JTrmtum'0 Krafeutnutt annnuwr njrenmg of Itetmtg, from £ix to Baft rlnrk Consomme or Oyster Cocktail Stuffed Duckling. or Fried Spring Chicken, Maryland Style or Roast Fresh Loin of Pork, Apple Sauce Slaw, French Style Baked Potatoes Ice Cream Coffee Okttte Waldorf Salad Jiftg STOLEN RON BANK BIG PART Of ROBBERS' LOOT IN SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX Five Years Ago Was Stolen From Bank of Ar. rest and Recovery in Tor.

onto Yesterday. Chaplin at Empire Tonight The ever popular Charlie Chaplin, What Happened at 22. The feature, cinema attraction at thur Ashley portraying the "leading Washington, Sept. aeseoe National day ordered 'to the border The theatre management are catt- ing attention to the select pictures for the early part of next week. On funnier than ever before, will, be at i Monda y.

vivid adaptation of Mary the Empire Theatre tonight in one of Johns celebrated novel. "Audry," his latest pictures, in two I-featuring "Canimated comedy bal fo cartoons and another comedy make cnarm ing PERSONAL AND LOCAL Attorney John 'Abbott Clark of Cameron was in the city today transacting legal business. W. O. Graham and Oliver Wilson of were Thursday business vis- Man in the city.

W. E. CreUin returned to Her Hale and Bedford Wednesday afternoon in the Orr car. Mr. and Mrs.

G. A. Smith, whose family ha been at Springfield, where their daughters have been at- are here-from Columbia, to tending school the past two years, visit to relatives and friends before) have recently moved into their home on Walnut street. Mrs. Smith is con- tie son, Frank, born Sept.

7th. Mrs. Yochem was formerly Miss Margaret Asper. Mr. ad Mrs.

Claude Toronto, Ontario, Sept. 14. a years ago today the New Westminister branch of the Bank of Montreal was held up by four masked bandits, who late at night surrounded the office, and after gagging and binding the night watchman blew open the vault and fled with $271,000 currency. The robbery created a sensation throughout Canada and the United States, and for the two years following ihe police of both countries kept a close watch upon various suspected But notwithstanding the dragnet which wa's thrown over the continent less than 10 per cent of the stolen money was recovered, and beyond the arrest of the famous British Columbia outlaw and two Chicago men, who were apprehended in Toronto with a part of the money, the identity of the robbers remained a mystery. Withiir a day of the fifth anniversary of the now famous robbery the Toronto police have succeeded in apprehending a Chicagoan.

who, it is believed, will provide the evidence which will lead in clearing up the mystery and catching the robbers still at large. He was caught this afternoon in the safety deposit vault of the Bank of Toronto while making arrangements to pry open a box'which was later foutfd to contain in Bank of Montreal notes taken from the plundered branch office in New Westminister. When taken to police headquarters Fredafek as the beauty. Tuesday, the favorite stage and up tho program. screen, Lenore Ulrich in an interesting drama founded on the fiery heart ot Old Mexico, entitled, "The Heart of Paula." Wednesday, the tnjniit- th Majestic Theatre tonight will be Vlctor and the beautiful lay of mystery and romance writJ Anita Kins in a thrilling story of aj by Paul Wilstach in which a poor dash for love and! young girl turns the tables on a-j known Race." Theyj clever crook, and wins a thrilling mention or the daily nns- eomninatioa blood-- ten There are way from experience that the press them is.

tha fact' other ari treated withvBbodlt -great game of hearts. The cast is well teal program the eight' lected. with Frances Nelson and Ar- talented lady mnsicains. fined to the house with a slight ill- home in Kansas City yesterday after, Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. White returned a visit at the ohn T. Milbank home. I to Chillicothe yesterday after a vis.

Mrs. Barney motored You Prepared? going east, where they "will make their future home. E. McKee left for Ft. Worth today, after visiting the Barclay and Haw.

ley families. Dr. T. G. Phelps will be in his of.

of White I nee Friday, after having been con- to and R. E. Demo, fined to his home with illness the past crat jfew'days- -i- Mrs. Myron Hjggins of ChJllicothe; r. and Mrs.

D. J. Young havf- Js visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. returned from Fayette, where City Times.

1.4 UAH wilt re O. W. Shepherd of the Kansas side. I they attended the annual conference of the South 'Methodist Church. While there, they were guests of Rev.

Holland and T. Berry Smith. They made the trip overland in their car. Did yon insure your health Miss Mena spader, one of the salesladies at Hartman's, is confined Did yon "cot loose" your daily routine and give yoorself a thorough physical. ffld mental overhauling to her home with tonsilitis.

I Miss Anna Stewart left Thursday for Columbia, where she will resume her studies in the University this yeai. Courtney Campbell left Thursday toning up? Did yon take a GOOD vacation? not. hadn't yon better do your fun duty to yourself and take a vacation-this fall? The autumn months are perfectly delightful in the Mountains out A camping trip's jusiMhe thing. The weather is very dependable, the fishing and hunting these combined with the scenic attractions and tonic atmosphere make cainp life positively ideal Think this worth while; then come in and I'll help you plan your trip. E.

B. JORDAN, Ticket Agent Burlington Boute, "Call 95." and I for Columb the University. J. A. Hayes and family leave today for Prasho, S.

to make their future home. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yochem of Cleveland, received cards announcing the birth of a lit- We hare a complete line of High School Books now on hand. Courteous treatment, plenty of help.

Sauer Book Store. 7. 6 Sfes, we do cleaning and pressing at the Scotch Woolen Mills; Try ns. 98c and two coupons entitles you to one of the handsomely bound dictionaries at The Constitution. EMPIRE THEATRE TONIGHT Charlie Chaplin IN A TWO REEL ESSANAY COMEDY "POLICE" and CANIMATED NOOZ Comedy Cartoons PLLMBS FROM A PERSIMMON TREE STOCKTON'S ORCHESTRA Shows at 7:15 8:30 p.

m. PRICES 5 and 1O Cents. Tomorrow REVELLE and BARBARA TENNANT in a Metro Play "THE PRICE OF MALICE" and J. WARREN KERRIGAN in a Red Feather Play "THE BECKONING TRAIL." -TO-NIGHT- WILLIAM JL BEADY IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE WORLD'S FILM CORPORATION Presents FRANCES NELSON and' ARTHUR ASHLEY In a Story of Bomance and Mystery A -Picturesque Piln, Dramatic Production entitled "WHAT HAPPENED AT 22" SHOWS AT 7:15 8:40 Coming in Heart of -o. Moore and Anita King in "The Paramount.

He said worker and had been out of work. A few days ago he met a man named Martin H. Flannigan of Chicago, who had requested him to come to Toronto and bring back to the Western metropolis the contents of the safety dec posit box. Shortall said that in aa interview he had Flannigan in Chicago the latter offered him the sum of $5 a day while he came to Canada to get the contents of the box. A number of letters which had been received by the Bank of Toron to officials from Flannigan in Chicago bore out part of the statement made by Shortall to the police.

The letters to the -bank stated that Flannigan was sending Shortall as his agent to get the various valuable papers and debentures in the deposit box. Flannigan also said that had lost the Jcey of- the box and ia one letter io: closed a postoffice note 'for $10 to bear the expense of forcing the lock. Becoming suspicious, the bank officials turned the various letters over to the police with a request that try and discover who Flannigan might be. A search of the police rec ords showed that the man had come to Canada in the summer of 1912 and had been arrested on a charge of tinging stolen money into Canada Subsequently he was tried for the of. fense, but in the absence of concrete evidence he was discharged by the trial judge.

The police said last night that the affair would now be reopened and if possible an attempt be made to extricate Flanni Ean to face a new charge of' having stolen money in his possession. Believing that the deposit box. which had been kept locked four years would contain valuable evidence in connection with the bank robbery, the police arranged to be present when Shortall came to recov. er the contents of the box. This morning a message was received from the bank officials saying that a letter Flannigan's signature had been received saying that Shortall would arrive today to empty the box.

detectives kept guard in the counting -pom from the opening of the office. Shortly before the closing hour Shor. all arrived and, presenting a letter 'rom Flannigan, asked that the box be opened. Just as the lock was i.bout shattered the two detectives ushed upon Shortall and overpowered him. The box lock was then forced and the compartment was found to be stuffed full of the Bank of Montreal notes.

Rexall School tablets are the best Clark's Pharmacy. 8.6t For 98c and two coupons yon are entitled to one of The Constitution' New Modern English Illustrated Dictionaries. Our hist supply is going fast. Now is the time to lay in your coal for winter. Before buying, see B.

H. Lake, or phone 818. 17-tf A good second band organ. ChfBi. cothe Music Co.

ll.dSwl Wood FOF Sale. Slab wood $1 per load; Mock wood $2 per load. Thii is price at mOI. Chillicothe Gnnstock Mfg. Co.

none roots, barks tested for forty A new kind of eiyoyment in cigarettes ir doesorctfndowhat Andyet TOOL The Chesterfield what is responsible for tins kind of enjoyment in cigarettes! Know what cold your thirst? Try Chesferfidk today and see! 20 for lOc lino of 100( SOe. if TOOT FM. I £12 Fifth M. Y. Gtr.

yet Aey' MUD Wright's Economy Store Advance Sale of Blankets WE HAVE THE STRONGEST LINE OF BLANKET VALUES IN NORTHWEST Ma Many values bought in case lots, and all bought for lowest cash price, Based on last fall prices. Realizing that many wise housewives prepare for winter early, we offer stock in this Advance Sale at Special Prices, beginning TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12tb You will find all grades up to the High-Class Wool and all are "QUALITY MEEB- CHAND1SE AT ECONOMY PRICES." We quote only a few of the extra values shown. -v 55x72 WHITE STAPLE YARN, Blue Border, heavy fleece nap, shellstitched ends, weight about 2 Ibs. A regular $1.00 value SALE PRICE Pair 64x76 WHITE, GRAY. TAN, soft fleeee, strong firm weaving of long staple yarn, ass't borders, weight about 2 Ibs, 12 SALE PRICE 60x76 WHITE, GRAY, TAN, firmly woven, long staple yarns, with heavy soft fleece nap, shellstitehed ends, asst.

color borders, weight 2 1-2 Ibs. A regular $1.19 SALE PRICE pair Wright's Economy Store South Side CKffico.be Special P1AID BLANKET in Pfok, Epae, Tad asst' plaids, large size, w4 3 1-2 Ibs. Extra long eottoa yarn, wool finish Jr blanket, worth SALE ALL WOOL, fine quality wool, napping, over stiehed A $6.00 SALE PRI.