The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1921, Page 9

? Po} - murderous fury of a suitor laugh nm ingty scorned was unloosed here last night and today a man and a woman jare dead. George Shepard, a carpenter, 43, repeatedly rebuffed by Mrs. Anna joked about him to her friends, en tered the Baird home late last night, Just as Mra. Baird was preparing 10 1921 Record of Pedestrians Hit BABY WILL n' by Automobiles || Russian Relief Committee 4G Qe vere eters Sends Out Call for Aid |sasnes on tace ‘and body when he was run down gnd dragged several feet under an auto driven by L. A warm little shirt, or © pair Of poory, 3810 Kdmonde st, Wednenday socks—anything will do that baby |arternoon. The accident happened at can wear, [Rainier ave. and Alaska st. Lewis This is the call sent out by the, = mee to ality hospital Lewis | Russian relief committee of Seattle "ald ~ hat yg gis send alba 2a tm tes Give for baby ‘cathes to be 463. Coroner William H. Cor sent to the people of Russia. fon of King county, was struck and ‘The Russian relief committee ts a Seriously injured Thursday afternoon local American |t Third ave. and Pike st. by an ehateies “et Gy aute driven by Mra, L. G. Tripp, 3016 Friends service committee @nd '8 Funrman ave. Mra Corson was composed of Seattle women who are crossing the street at the time. she endeavoring to help send relief was unable to get out of the way of Russian ‘the auto, She was taken to Colum. bus sanitarium, where she was found ‘They are asking that children’s |to have recetved a broken rib and| clothing be brought to the home of #¢vere cuts over the eye, Her son . Kilemptner, chairman of the is attending her. She resides in Tay committee, at 1315 Seventh lor, Wash, ave. N, | ey On In connection with the work of the relief committee, James H. Fish- er, local lecturer, will deliver a talk with stereopticon views at the La | bor temple Sunday evening, July 31. jean be obtained from A. B, Nystrom, jcounty agent, 418 County-City build | Carnation stock farm near Tolt, The goon received will be used in relief work. 60, dies from burna, In quarrel, he said, his brother George threw tur. pentine on him and lighted it. He Kills Self and Her RTLAND, Ore., July 29—The Baird, also 43, and enraged when sho made light of his advances and SUITOR; KILLED), DETROIT. —Herman schmanski,| Jokes Of Suitor to Friends; |= ee 1013-1015 First Ave. leave the house, shot her twice with 5 fatal effect and then killed himself. When discovered by the police, o called by Mra Allie Fleenor, who Witnessed the shooting, the bodies| old towboat. They did not go to the he Merchants’ Board of Trade, Inc.|" : ieamatis’ Board of Trade, Inc., eambunces the last B the great Red Fron it Stocks—this great sale positively pablic of Seattle and vicinity—tomorrow, Satur- last chance to take advan’ of this great] ’ G SALE of the Red Front Stocks. rices have been departments. This sale ends tomorrow in one big glory. Read the following prices—they tell the p heavy Union-made Overalls, with bib, cut to 50¢. mixed suits cut from Men's heavy union-made overalls cut to %e, work pants, formerty Men's white handkerchiefs at 4c. nag Men's scout shoes go at $1.98. Men‘s coverafia, tm khaki er bine. cut te $198. Man‘s finest dress suits, .00, eut to $16.85, and pants wut to aay of Gis 1013-1015 First Ave. t What You Are Looking For! | Sst the thing for the Home or Camp. While y last, per can 5c fomied Sardines—Packed in om Oil, per McNeill & Libby Corned Beef, 2 cane Be o Prunes, 25 lbs. to box; ore - ig Cots, Gold Medal Halves (Pup Tents). , All-Wool Shirts . . All-Wool ‘Blankets ARMY UNDERWEAR RECLAIMED—LIKE NEW 25¢, 35¢ and 50¢ Per Suit And a large line of Blankets, Shoes, Shirts, Sox, Raincoata, flickers, Tents, Tarpaulins, Canned Goods, Underwear, Overalls, Gloves, otc. | WRITE FOR. NEW SPECIAL LIST. MAIL’ ORDERS FILLED. urplus Army Supply Store . Ex-Lieut. Lewis C. Garver in Charge PHONE ELLIOTT 4310 BETWEEN MADISON AND 8PRING THE SEATTLE STAR COUNTY'S FARMS WILL BE SHOWN Agriculture “Fans to Have Excursion August 8 Agriculture fans will make an in spection excursion of King county farma August & under the direction of the State College of Washington agricultural extension office. The visitors will be taken to farma and homes, where demonstrations of the latest things in agriculture will be held. Full particulars of the tour ing. King county dairymen and friends | have also been invited to attend a plenic and Holstein field day at the Wash, next Tuesday, Nystrom an nounced Friday The burning launch on Lake Washington Tuesday night has set the teeth of Capt. L. O. Van | |] Friday of the harbor patrol at Leschi park, who is trying to locate the party who ts responsible for the story =| he arrested B.C. Snyder for burn: | ing the old hull. Van Puper says that he was not within a mile of the burning boat} for the reason that he and Capt Hoyt just returned from hauling in EAGE 9 Visiting U. c. 7. rs to Be Entertained| In connection with Buyers’ Week entertainment, Seattle Council No 43, United Commercial Travelers of America, will be hosts to visiting travelers at a Potlatch picnic at) Wildwood park Saturday afternoon. | Several Hundred dollara in prizes | will be given away tn the vartoun | events. The steamer Atlanta will! leave Leacht park at 9:30 a, m, and 12:40 p. m: for the pienic grounds, | fw eal Bat adhe ay | VANCOUVER, B. C.—George Wi | Hama, Indian fugitive, murder wus | pect, gives up to mounted police after civil authorities fail to take! ELLEN VAN VOLKENDURG IN Last Week of “THE PHILANDERER” and Saturday evenings, 8:15. Ba turday Matinen. 2:40 Price $2.00, plus war tax. Shox office at the "Cornish opea 1 to 9 bi “rae DOLL’s noUSK” Frem Aug. 4 te Aug. 2 prt wig PANTAGES Matinees, 2:30. Nig! an airplane that had fallen in the |} (9° lake at Sand Point. They saw the fire from the patrol boat and when they landed at Leach! found out by phone that Snyder was burning his _ Very high grade Suits, of good wool- JUST A FEW MORE DAYS! JULY CLEARANCE SALE DRAWS TO CLOSE Buy now at these ‘low Clearance Prices and you will get the full worth of every dollar you spend. Splendid values are offered in every daavenuh-ael these advertised specials and see our big window displays. Shafer Bros. lead in price reductions. Men’s SUITS $ 27: 85 and of ett AE $99.65 in elie 45c 9 eae ce Young Men’s 23) ai net tacts Knickerbocker Suits Mesh $ 8% Underwear Young Men’s Suits Special on Boys’ Suits, sizes 7 to 17. Dark mixtures of heavy weight for ‘237 $2.15 Good quality, 2-piece Un- ens, in the smartest dark patterns. Special Saturday price. Manhattan Shirts na Valu eee eee $4.55 00 Values ...... th were lying os the ae Saree clasped | bonfire, but stood by for more im portant calls for their services. Van Ruper says that he ts under im each other’ $50. 000 the impression that someone ts hav: Z to Repair ing fun with him, but that he can Leaky Power Pipe} sant « joke, 10 tong as it dove not To repair leaky sections of the|"Urt the other fellow. pipe line from Cedar Lake to the Ce PgR mr pe ay | hxere-thevtele plant, the coun-| Yaldma Elks Praise fol: pada an over Bills of This City ance ne $50,000 to repair! €eattle Hills treated the Yakima Pipe Line Ni Elks royally last week, and the Yak. OFA RE LZ imans are spreading Seattle's virtues TACOMA.—Eart Seeley, 13, killed, in response. three other persons burt, when mo| «geattle éertainty attempted to torcycle and auto collide. give us the best time possible,” maid | ss | Major Bush, secretary of the Yakt | ma lodge, in a statement in the Yak tma, Morning Herald. “There never was any time a man wanted to go 1. kilied in fait from T6-f00t elite pam Shon, $05 rf fa Men's Shoes, Shoe Special $4.85 for Saturday #2" $9.85 SHAFER BROS. = SEATTLE’S LARGEST CLOTHIERS ~ Li ‘er w v iL FIRST AND UNIVERSITY SECOND AND UNIVERSITY L CLE NEXT SUNDAY Orie JULY 31 |When You Think of Advertising Think of The Star “NORTHWEST MERCHANTS’ AND MANUFACTURERS’ EXHIBIT AT THE BELL STREET DOCK NO ADMISSION» IS CHARGED The Greatest Merchandising Exhibition Ever Shown on the Pacific Coast BOOTH NO. 133—EXHIBIT OF SCHWABACHER BROS. & CO., Inc., Grocers Vholesale SEATTLE’S OLDEST BUSINESS HOUSE Roasters of Gold Shield Coffee “Always” Good Distributors of Happy Home Brand HIGHEST GRADE FOOD PRODUCTS Occidental and Main Sts, Seattle Colonial and Queen City Brands “Good Service” SCHWABACHER HARDWARE CO. —Established in 1869— Oldest Wholesale Hardware Concern in the Northwest WHOLESALE ONLY Do Not Let the Prophet Be Without Honor in His Own Country BOOTH NO. 6—SHOWING MISS HELEN CHAPMAN The Fruit Cake Girl In the Stand That Goes Around . 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