The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1922, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR CONVICTS -Bluecbeard Punished Tho He Cheated Noose. Degenerate Slayer Is Ridden by Haga. He's Trying to “Make Good” in Prison. Haunted as He Works Thru Night Hours. . ¢2 acDougall_fouthwick Second Avenue at Pike Main 6720 'Says She Was Inspiration| Wants $25,000 Pay for It Dept. Store 1014 First Ave. SATURDAY BARGAI “The Store of Eternal Newness” Shopping Hours 9:00 to SPECIAL 1,000 Men’s Shirts No man has enough every-day Shirts in good condition—at least not for long at a time. These are the kind you want plenty of, as they are “full-cut,” well made, and in a variety of reliable colors. This is a good time to replenish your supply of everyday shirts for the year. Sizes 14 to 1714. —MacDougall- Southwick, Men's Shop, Street Floor BY JACK JUNGMEVER BAN QUENTIN, Cal, Aug. 18-1 watched him cross the prigon court @ taut, furtive figure in the white Jacket and green visor of the convict hospital attendant, | “Bluebeard” James Watson, killer) of many wive erving life. | sinty eyes shifted with « of diffidence had so narrowly whose shadow stilt lurks In hin pallid, long face and trembling hands. He entered the reception room Be Romper Cioth jeed at. yard Se Men's Canvas joves at, pair 50 Men's Work “Bbc Paris Garters Priced at..... +e | 91.50 Men's Ow Priced at. #19 Boys’ Suits Priced at .... $3.98 NEW YORK, Aug. $25,000 worth of inspiration in this face? Could It move one’s soul to write beautiful songs? ‘Mins Ines Ford, New York gir', who owns the face, 1320 Second Ave. Opp. Rhodes Co. * Inez Ford 18—Ie there Meanwhile study inaptre you? mays so. And a ea reel off i nee eltar. home when only 10 BARTELL D man she's suing for alleged breach | my life. of promise to marry says no. A jury will have to decide the make up your own mind. face and Would tt! tally, Mise ora fn her complaint de.| Clares she was the inapiration of a | writer of popular song hits. After) she compost ioos | ‘Son Lost 20 Years / ' & \ Found in Hospita | SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Aug. 18. jhe says, “the acts of an unbalanced | Dr. Jekyti exposing the plural Hydes ~—After & search of 20 years, Fred. | mind.” lerick Kennicutt found in a hospital | here ble son, who ran away from vie he denies—and also thet | with twitehings of the [he pledged to lend her to the mar. | soft clackings of tongue sani RUG STORES With squinting inquiry and a cold | guard and convict; striving to be |model prisoner, A man fearful himself and his surroundings As anguished as many who await the gallows. Ridden by hage from the nether mind. In terror of the convicts who spat upon him with low revilings when he entered here, Afraid of losing the seclusion of the prison hospital where he works as night attendant, These things nearly killed him during the first few weeks of penitentiary adjust- mente. “Dr, Stanley.” be anys of the pric “by bie treatment saved He and three fellows who} my early domentic life. on surgeon. }took me aside and told me how | start off right “I am settling down now. Soon I'll be quite all right men- Only « few of the prison ers jeer me. I meet many in the hospital, and moat of them are | becoming friendly, The prison has become all there ix of the world to me, and I mean to get along.” He talks tow, fast, Ingratiotingly.|1 worked hard. earned my way thru and | achoot and succeeded in business un Pal-| der great handicap. And his lusterioas eyes ewim) inal mind I've been credited with, I | readily with self pity or im retro:/ shouldn't have borne all this.” | apect of the harsh boyhood of which | He does not connider | life, Watson i cheek he told me. the seven | against him as crimes wife murders “I cannot have real remore for the things I did.” explained “Bluebeard.” “I was then irre’ seored | down in a book, being dene in his “They were, | hand of eautlous greeting. And right away I eaught the taint of Novelty Pongee tal decadence to which bh 2 Sttributes ble erkmes, rae Handkerchiefs Overbl A strange o ture of ontradic | tions 40 Wwatsea Not a marl tad Four for 25¢e ? ver ouses : he prison accounts hardness. —various prin’ lesjans fn 4 Sringing than grotetet for tied contracting ectora. " bolech Special $ 3:50 | we mbly xious to please these hankies with narrow of “Bluebeard” James Watson sponsible, How many women I killed I de not know. Net as ma s the authorities sought to mn upon me. f had long lapses of memory during that period, with o porsling mixture of personalities, each in turn ab- herring the things that the other had committed. “My condition must have resulted |from a mucceasion of shocks In con | | fection with my first romance and | | Aftor severe [epelis of amnesia | vaguely realized | something was wrong with me and) often was on the point of placing | myeelf in custody ] “Normally 1 am kind, soft-hearted, | considerate. 1 revere women and) ore children. My first years were | t in an orphanage, At 11 I ran jaway from home under threat [being beaten by my mother for at tending « religious revival meeting to } Mad 1 the crim All these things, the story of hie) laboriously setting | cell and jealously quarded—a ponvict | which paychiatrists hold him to have been up to the time he entered the penitentiary When the prison enores hear: ily and the shoes of the night patrol hiss along the walls, “Blue beard” goes on duty among the muttering sick, Thru the barred windows looms the ugly red gal- lows house, and shadows creep Girls’ Gay More New hemes. Very popular with the school girl —MacDougall Southwick Street Floor Pretty Hairbow Ribbon 35c yard TPatteta or moire, combined with satin stripes in plain or contrasting colors, A very heavy #ilk ribbon—moderately priced. —MacDougall Southwick, Street Floor Dainty “Peggy” Collar Sets $1.00 To wear with the voguish round-«neck sweaters and Blouses. —volle trimmed with ruffies ef vai ince —organdje trimmed with self ruffier —organdie trimmed with filet A eplen office w the model for school and Very well made, fit well. Vee necks lar and cuffs in self color, or green, red, copenhagen and orange —MaeDougall Southwick, Second Floor and with « Dull and Patent Children’s Vanities Hosiery Stockings 3 for $1.00 Priced Specially to Dispose of Odd Lots Full length Lisle Hose in black, white and cordovan. Incomplete sizes. Three-Quarter Length Sox 50c Phoenix Hose in white, beige and polo, with colored tops Buster Brown Stockings 25c A good welght everyday cot- ton hose in black, brown and white, —MacDougall-Southwick, Street Floor trimmed with Irish Special $4.00 All have vanity fittings tn- cluding’ a comb to delight bobbed hair girls. Fitted with lock and key. They are welllined with heavy moite in blue, rose, tan or gray. Made of grained patent and dull leathers tn black snd brown. —MacDougall-Southwiek, Street Floor —net trimmed with val rut fies. v sweaters and dresses. thonal values. MacDougall Southwick, Street Floor New Shipment of Flaconettes $1.00 vial popular for wear with Excep- “Parts,” The odors are Coty's Roger and Gallet’s along the corridors, This lonely vigil Ix far from a sinecare for a mind terrified like his. Make no mistake-—“Bluebeard” Watson, the he escaped the hang: man's eat for abyemal acts, has not escaped frightful punish. | ment Women’s Muslin Gowns In kimono and sleeveless styles, round, equare ) and vee necks, with trimmings of lace, hem- \F 7-69 f stitehing and embroidery. In white and orchid. —MacDcugall- Southwick, Third Floor Satisfaction With Every Transaction Gueriain and Grenville’s “Chaine 4’ Or.” —MacDougall Southwick, Street Floor Money-Saving Specials Sizes 15, 16 and 17. For Friday and Saturday 1% “2-in-L" White 50 Barbo ates, | Shoe Cleaner Hair Color Restore c 20¢ size Carbona Cleaning Fluid ... 19c Kuro Sdaciaton & . 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Mina” Walter Weel was Orde Drug Filled Cane| ; Proven Innocent Chess Wi cpanel oom >: 54c Kodak Juniors say the girl $760 for breach of prom.| CHICAGO. Aug.: 18—-Vederal] PARIS, Aug. 18.—Benjamin Hey-| TRENTON, 8: oa Age: 38 eared ey c one, Ib. size ..... MB eee se | se teeees $9.00 to $17.00 pay se a p agents here arrested a man carrying | nier, sentenced at Toulon to life im-| Worth plays chess by wireless 6M Se Soni $12.00 to $29.00| Box Brownies $2 to $5.00 yoo 4 cune containing i slender Ament in 1892 for murder, has | evening with his brother im Phil phial ¢ Nn proved innocent A New Discovery in the World of Medicine $1.25 size Mayr's Wonderful Stomach ae 82c Ask for Latest Kodak Catalogue S Dier-Kiss Lunch Kit Special Easily cle Special, Genuine enamel finish. oughly ventilated. Regular price $2.75. P Lux Special For all fine P laundering. Won't shrink woolens. Regu- Jar price. 12¢ Special Friday and Saturday, 2 tor 17¢. | Spiced Jelly Drops, spectal tb Spiced Jelly Strings, special Ib. 24¢ B4¢ 40¢ the candy and prices. Walnut Fudge, sp Cream Caramels, spe Ih. lal Ib, Mail Orders We have a ntral Mail Order Department to re for the busl- ness of out-of-town patrons. This department r your conven- lene ce. No order tog amal mpt attention Postage prepald o within this state er tnaeeed Addrena Bartell D: Mall Order De: street address nec « Company, ent — No -24¢ Satin-finish Mixed, special, Ib...22¢ | Whitmasi's Sampler | Golden Peanut Brittle, pound car. os $1.50 tons, apectal ++8O¢ | Cther Whitman's pried Lime Tablets, special Ib. . 19¢ lates. $1.00 and up Second and Union 610 Second Ave. First and Yesler Way BARTELL DRUG STORES First and Pike Sixth and Pine Incense Burners A variety of attrac: tive styles in bronze and other metals, At too. $1.00 tractive prices, 35¢, 65¢, and $2.00, Fifth and Pike Ball and 22nd N. 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Various Rates * ‘ ‘owe ‘ 25¢ ana 60¢ fection, which causes great anno A Thermos You will be pleased with both Cones ...ss00050+9BO had 50¢ Sk Gk Sk ies Ga hci soap Firemen Various Rates Ifering. Take one dose of Asthma oilermakers ...... < 70c to 70%c Per Hour 70c Per Hour 63c Per Hour 47c Per Hour Mechanics and helpers are allowed time and one-half for time worked in excess of eight hours per day. Young men who desire to learn these trades will be employed and given an opportunity to do so. A strike now exists on the Northern Pacific Railway. Apply to any roundhouse or shop or superintendent. NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY . AT SEATTLE