The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1924, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR ‘Beast Man’, John Tornow Shoots Two Prospectors ‘ About Second Boalt’s Stories ; Tornov Olympic “Wild Man” Begins Orgy of Murders Boys Believe They Were “Hill Devils” Three Survivors of Old Club Meet | Summer-Time Is Sweater Time!) ‘| The Bon Marche Features a Special Purchase | Or olan —— Sweaters the § This Story Was Published 12 Years Ago THE BON MARCHE Ba RGAIN BASEMENT = te na i aa ss ; We Bought These Stylish Shoes at One-Third Less Than oe : a hes Regular Wholesale Prices—and Pass. Savings on to You terey aria, ne, Katy art re ' 360 Pairs Women’s Black Satin ee eee One-Strap! : $ Sar 53 Dainty Two-Strap! Two-Button! PUMPS Wash Frocks Reduced One-Fourth! —for girls, junior girls and small women linens and English prints. » and the most original and © | ur /TORNOW SHOOTS Including plain and Normandie voiles, In all the high shades of the summer, baler IN SLEEP = __—_ Cuban, Junior Louis and ‘Walking Self Covered Heels Sizes 3 to 8. Good leather, light weight, flexible soles. quarters. Some with cut-out inset straps of black suede. If You Take a Large Size This Is Good News for You! 50 New Printed Crepe designed to conceal $ Plaids, Dots, Figured ryry mature lines and Novelty Designs in Nearly Every Imagin- Contrasting colored self collars and cuffs—knife pleated fronts and apron effects—fob, embroidery, ribbon, button and able Color. The large sizes are hemstitch trimmings—lace collars and cuffs—short and %4 sleeves, pearl trimmed vest effects. Some with brocaded ¢ IN POCKETS ow was wearl n forbade her pre her ques John was her brother, The} tion touched She made him take off his hat she might mend them. the pockets she found: lars in gold and a bottle a small quantity of ore. | John, where did you get this The trousers were mended. Tornow regarded her steadfastly for a min | ute. “You're too much, | The kettle olling over. Mrs. Bauer turned to move it. When she | turned back, Tornow was gone | 1 asked Sheriff Payette why he} | thought ‘Torne ow killed Scotty” and/ | “The Swede,’ | “ ‘Scotty’ he rest. You talk and ‘The Swede! wore |blue fla hirts when they | Montesano,” said Pa “They $50 in gold between them and spent $20 of it for provisions. Th tte |had $20 left which they couldn't spend In the woods. They found a lit-| tle gold.” When Bauer returned from tho} fields later the same day, his wife) told him of her brother's visit "He's killed somebody,” said By “Some day ho will kill som ‘o truer than he knew story In'The Star tomorrow | MAIN CAMPAIGNS Dri nk Protect your Health Budweiser Its thoroughly aged ~ not green or unfinished. Consume the quality products none’ the House of _ Anheuser ~Busch St. Louis Re- election : | ac vi John I’. 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