The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1924, Page 7

#4 ai 6 RIDAY, JULY 25, 1924 For Those Twilight Hours at Camp! Have the Joy of Music eiody ental—S: For $1 a Week VICTROLA PORTABLE Victor make, priced at Puy $1 down, and $1 a week ORATONE, another excellent port able) playing standard records. Price $40—S1 a $1 4 down, week PORTABLE— BRUNSWICK ys all records, 1 $1 a week ARE KEPRODUCED. ’ ELioll 7575 14.21 Third Ave. Vianes—Player Pianos—String and Band Instruments The Story of How “Beast-Man” Died Tornow Killed Two More Men and Then Paid Penalty With His Own Life; Lived on F rogs | for Days Sas se Se NOTE: John Tornow, beast man of the Olympic, lived a whole year alone in the woods afier the incidents related in Fred Boalt's four stories printed turing the past few days. Finally in April of 1913 three tra + met him in the foothills of the Olymples and the resulting bat tle ended in the death of Tornow and two of the trappers. The story of the beast man is roncluded with the following HIS LAST MURDER) , MPii—tons Wash, Ap n of the Olympl u . 3 od , A {ft Maithe - orday 6 4 ich dispatched by f f n is 4 A 1 led by t |\Tornow Killed; a Found by Posse number elatt SNTESANO, Wash, April 18, According to @ telephone mes-|1913—John Tornow, the “beast , om Quimby, he and the two) man,” is dead. when they came to his shack. Quim:| covered by . b made a cir to the rea the | visited the Hearing rifle — shot Quimby | yeater ashed around the cabin an saw |bodies of th B nd Lathrop on the ground|and Charles nd Tornow pumping shots into|known, Tornow had killed their bodle emptied Quimby dr rifle outlaw and fied. r Sheriff Giles Sheriff Skelly Matthews and @ posse left here this morning in au-| now's trap tomobiles to recover the bodies and jing him, when they approached the continue the pursuit of the “beast Goned shack where he was sup man 4 to be hiding Tornow, who |x e, is co SEATED Cl sidered the best sh and wood® | TO VICTIMS the Northwest and possibly) ‘Tornow, ¢ ed in the under world. Three years ago, fol: | brush the « f the clearir 4 quarrel with his brother, |» wn Bla 1 Lathrop and anced the world and sought |» 1 in a rifle duel with m e woods. His first/ py >» fled when his rifle maga prospecto wn only as Scott He} 1 the baitle to Monte who tOlsano tb hor that wn that To: wig we fa of the Sunne and could not say if he pectors wore s hit ! and gold dust rhe 5 4 the bod 1 two nephews, John and Will Bauer, | tree from n he bad fought twins, 19 years old, whom he ¢M/ nis quel with Quimby. Quimby‘s last countered by chance tn the forest let ad entered the outlaw’s A he killing him wt I fx Ce away the found =A. V. Elmer, wh of Blair and Lathre h collectors pay fabulous | cial ae the: suakw ber oplindingral samp sums for old tin halfpennies of the Seek Sailor and gap ese! nde havesn ee are t poe Se ‘ Dy os dof Witt dM. period of William and Mary | Ss ree = os Wi oenaene dpe oper digas os weetheart Here|Posses Sent ag tu d and took to the ng ¢ of Laste ask tr HOrlick’s The ORIGINAL Malted Milk M. Smit oma or from the 1 ved by the pe fied f » taking with at a stolen auto a pistol pu 4 from the wa Digestible—No Cooking. 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