The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1920, Page 13

sein | Mhe Seattle Star SEATTLE, WASIL, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1920 \ _— IA FORMER SEATTLE MAN | SENTENCED TO HANG Plays Checkers With Three Women by Mail as Death Day Approaches | | He stabbed a prisoner there with. tn the manth of his arrival Ele bewt his “good behavior time” and «tr months were added to his term | ad vie Stroud was transferred to e a ~ prison, Kam | Leavenworth tn 1912, and for th . ’ | years was & model prisoner, He be alliore ea r Boys "They are playing the game, move | came a correspondence college atu 9 e Hats, Caps, § dy move, by mail | dent and studied rheterte, music and e a Furnishings ‘The convict is Robert F. Strond, | drawing 3 oft, a ° Then Stroud killed his second ty n @emned to be hanged on the morning Man, There are two stories of the ( | wo @ of April 23. He is a “twotime Killing. One that tt was plain Rifer.” nurde The other Stroud’s, Is are Trousers) hecker games by one with a oO in Fort Worth, Texas, and nother with a girl in Washington. . eg D.C. dispatches reveal rules bid it then, and Mar * a athe exmen cas, the brother, was tokt to com Unequaled Values Upstairs completing the scaf 4 est ei fy ing.” ° outside hia window dlp pe gp eager Jong as a single secon: co ; a : < : ud ry. 50 demned man. At n vk 3 : . $ * tlectric arc Nght thr b be 4 : . 17 50 and $22. washed cell in livid t QT ve - “ take no chances with Stroud We had + ‘ ", * FIRST TO HANG , Corduroy Suits at $10 and $12.50 THERE IN 50 YEARS p ‘ But this young man, the first co al hanging in th Featuring— Wearple dge Insured Clothes MOTHER TRIES 1) TO SAVED HER SON 00—money she come ie mivors The strongest built and 908. ite had bee eau ty i“ greatest wearing boys’ ‘ a” 3 Pit wd Boys’ Stout Suits he rival for the ponetealit we Wake‘ have mew or clothes in America. , Sizes 16-17-18 Yoman of 40 years na 1 He always want SENTENCED FIRST ¥ ¥ rictan, but he never FOR tt YEARS eo train i . , : eas ee camabiare samiac) avesahins as If they don’t satisfy, you get : Rd Straight Pants Suits ; Fn eoution pigeon a New Suit Free ; » Ages 5 to 9 x un they will let me : Blue Serge Knickerbockers _ Refuses to Pay Hailstones Pepper aS ee “All Wool,” at $4.00 Alimony to Wife Welcome to Texas i “The xpirite are giving ye Apr while —See Windows— naught Texas arrived in “ port Thursday. She will be repatred. . was thrown into the county jail| The Texas has been south on target qwhen he could not muster $200 practicn | bonds aa “e-em THREE TRAINMEN KILLED ‘Tax on Capital MOBILE, Ala. April 16.—Three trainmen were killed in a head.on col Plan Is Rejected resp gad lag gE oe seller ‘Ss A Y BOY { Did you get your Wearpledge American? If not, step.in and get one. It tells all about the contest lv ngpeag, a Mag sean to tae 9 ¢ which gives you a chance to win a watch . chamber of dep last night, the chamber voted, 407 to 201, to reject) the socialist counter proposal for &@ tax on capital. near Bay Minetta, 23 miles from here, early today “THE WAYFARER,” stx-reet_mo- et aken at the Czech Cabinet Men | Fire. M nodiot. f rao Prete: Fifth ave. and Marton st ee eee cx se Zi a Me Now Showing The Largest and Most Complete Stock Of Men’s and Young Men’s , ’ ah Light and. Woodlawn fe i laa Medium Weight 1 Opcoats Flowers ‘ Bete Ever Shown in Seattle Are Sunbursts 4 i) AND REMEMBER— of Joy if Hy We are not spending this money to tell you about it without hav- , erate & Mitlo mane Sep; mn RP Veh ing the goods to back up the statement. more smiles ; to radiate cheer- Re , i ‘ Sines; Dione, beatte-. ae At i Every known model and hundreds of different materials. SPRING FLOWERS. 4 de i | , If you desire, it will be our } his , Hy a pleasure to help fulfill this § = . Unequaled glorious mission of these sun- ‘2 \ . . anne bursts of joy. e ‘ } “& ps alr Values at 0 BASKETS OF SPRING FLOWERS 4 | Featuring Hirsh-Wickwire Topcoats and Suits Priced at $2.50 Each Wn See Fourth Ave. Window Finest in America—“Ready to Wear” Woodlawn Flower Men’ 8 , ° Has fieking tats Seattle « Largest Upstairs Clothes Shop 401 to 407 Pike Street ;