The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1909, Page 1

HE SEATTLE oy THE SEATTLE SitlAr pol, 11, NO. 224. SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1909 ONE CENT ae oe UBS WiLL DEMAND INVESTIGATION G MAY START ANY HAS BABE AND LETTERS TO | | COMMISSIONERS MUST PROBE OMENT AT SPOKANE NOW PROVE HER CLAIM ON GOTCH * ir Tron pouniiqys Tiare | « We. KT KING COUNTY HOSPITAL Industrial- | '; . haat in Every ANGRY AT THE , H i c (0 | , , ‘ a - Preliminary Steps Taken by Seattle Commercial Club ott ' ' a ; ae and Women’s Federated Clubs to Open up Whole Wated Pres) | 7% " : ad ; Ee Story of Supt. Corson’s Mismanagement of the Nov. 11.—The federal ) ‘cooperated with Another Delay in the Operation of the Fourth Avenue | |) om : — ey Georgetown Institution Which Reporter Dunn : aoe Gneres Line Develops and Crawford Doesn’t Know . on, - Exposed in The Star. B 800 colored troops When Obstacle Will Be Removed. om ey —- been turned over be used as a tempo-| Bebe rials, of besa “1 don't know when we will Jother “obstacles had been cleared | Il — ; Niitias”” ae P PATIENT TELLS STORY OF HIS TREATMENT as aliens, have | operate cars on Fourth av. jaway ‘ ¢ “ a i r . The police have “We take up difficulties as Will Turn Big Cars. : “Pes fan abandoned school-| they come to us. Now, he declared, with this fresh ; 4 have room. for eae “We built a ‘VY’ on Fourth and [excuse on his lips, he bas bullt a ‘ RESOLUTION. Jefferson, so that we can turn [+y" at Fourth av. and Jefferson st Whereas, it is reported that the management of , Aliens. the new single entry care back [x5 the company can turn back the i resent Ec ietica| batt might run some of the {DS single entry cars at the p Seattle Girl Goes to Chi-| . q the King County Hospital is not what it should be; and terminus of the line ind thus o | 1 ‘ +4 reported here for the} old double entry or reversible | tinue the present crush and Jame cago, With Old Story of | ‘ 4 Whereas, charges against the said management t ali t care through on Fourth av., or > q ihe ferreting out aliens for) car ee ie en he that point He Love and Disgrace. have been preferred: Now, therefore, be it reervite are arriv.| forth on Fourth av. to transfer | ivociiy a modified resolution was} Rae sia ; . ; m | Resolved, by the Seattle Commercial club in meet- i 2° Ll nh f ti ed i 5 ‘ ieee tee porte ine Stencnemen taetle by William R. ren li requests the super-| Sadie Currie has taken all the * ing assembled, That the charges are of such gravity | Crawford, president of the Se- | steurtain what it gM er on \olevidence in her $25,000 breach Of] ; _ as to warrant an immediate and searching investiga- Witenes - renting | attie, Renton & Southern rail: exist to prevent the immediate | Promise sult against Frank Gotch, | , U tion. f Ree seri Pte te Eo he | Operation of cara on Fourth ay. and | heavyweight wrestling champion, Ege ae Mariela’ indvstriais. | that he assist {n the removal of the | i: With these statements William R.|*@me with all possible dispatch so} Doubling Police. |Crawiord this morning confirmed | thet the people of Rainier valley EN naists of a sheat| SADI® CURRIE, FRANK GOTCH AND THE BABY BOY, WHO IS Arot ; ‘ s ¢ an and brutal neglect of the spe-|the fear of residents of th gd y eve pies adequate} The evide ot age ALLEGED GY THE GIRL TO BE FRANK GOTCH’S SON. inmates of the y hospital and poor farm as published i t mt 8 * Fourth ay. to Pine at a lovin « s, alleged 0 t mn ‘ey wit |valey that they will not this year, . ® 0 | thine . saudi i unable to cope with ride on cars operated on Fourth av. | written by the lown whirlwind to! 1 a The Star, the Federated clu and the Seattle Com- “ito Pine st, an an extension of} 7 ® promise : 1 4 i pe etn the | what ia known as the “Old Renton} a Rig hen stn fa ol n “4 s shi reial club have each prepared re ons demanding an im- } Line.” ere seutclone eee eee . , « ¢ and searching investigation of the charge: The reso- ef labor unionists| The franchise for the Fourth ay owe pt ; é : TEN tl be ented to the cc y commissioners within e demanded immedi. | | (Signed) F. F. EVANS. and gone to Chicago to push her case, ¥ council yesterday ‘line was applied for and granted on be Ls tr Rg won Bio HA ae ‘ P Sesion asking for a the promises that the line would be aarerul et gens | # a fey the street speaking [rushed through to completion; also ; : pa bers of th ’ . ‘ ; , t ~ | ian endian anes “ ; Then followed from the mother's 1 s of the executive committee of the Woman's le to reach |that when cars were routed around lips the story of Sadie coming f . : ai isthe labor uniond state {the hill on King st. and the old met Wednesday and voted to demand of the » to| Washingtor punt ' jhome to Minneapolis | from Chiengo, ) an eed after one in opera-jold Renton line cars would be at nite Frank's,” the girl sobbed. ) clubs ir ¢ 19 organizati of women and have an exe e, giving the right to |least partially done away with. | rank's, dl , i oS : streets at any time,| For nearly a year the S. R. & S j Ke is pone Le pies cate ‘ fon of hours of heavy |company has been at work on the| —_—— She showed let : , ae ae ate promoter, _presented the c | 2 xtension e ob . spoke of love and , ne G. Far ‘7 $ » : ; ; the police several |Fourth av. extension. One obstacle! He Ig Convicted of Murder|taia’ proved that ail Mee Faire r Catche : s resolution to the members of the Commercial club. ‘The 200 industrials have |one at a time, as an excuse for de| in the First Degree—|* th, {hem * Mrs. Currie ‘took the} en Trying to Rob Safe a - : matter wa i to the committee on municipal affairs and pee , . ¢ the . nde : i i “i esi: wl wae Cries Out That He Does| Aid tlie baby, who soon grew big) and Screams Lustily. will be reported on at the club’s ne lar meeting on Tues- * > ighty are in Many Delays Occur. and strong apd lusty, won all/ - t day, N Biiisiciens on account | Not Deserve It. |hearta. More letters came, and} Cracksmen, angere oo y , git 3 Wik First, company could not get Stor tins Bines AEN a lmoney, according to the family e « ‘ ; rom th , se . an nprovement socie= Hl to ea 5g the Seattle Electric company to put| letters that spoke of the baby Mre.O, Farmer disturbed i 1 our: c , icially declared the etc nett tgs jin the crossings of S, E. company There is nothing left for Ar- OF thé leiters ved by patie jafter Chey had blown open a safe f P , t ; -ially declared thems, ie aad po _ Vetiaes. 1 tracks thur George but to be hanged. | trom Gotch many were kept by the|in the office of the Washington | selv favor of a thorot vestigation of the institution. oe J Next, a permit to lay tracks je has no chance of app wrestler, the Currie claim, | Broo Woods seg Je | is : ‘ bonds, charged with |, ound the King st. hill was not| Thomas R. Horner, his attorney. | while the girl was in oom, & Weotwmwere Co, ati & . granted. - Chicago, She has Sixth av. W. and Nickerson av.,| i In today’s installment of the account of the investigation Citizens’ Alliance. Finally this was secured and work! “I don’t deserve it! 1 don't de-| however, it is claimed, to make the | Fremont early this morning, fired ‘ dliloud st We County Rospiial: Achar Wei. cha ee ‘fey > was to be rushed. jserve it!” cried Aruthur George! breach of promise good la revolver at the woman and then | SOF seem Hooded with Pinker) Then there was some track which| when the jury, after being out all/ Ms aaa | eseages | Many citizens are | had to be used jointly by the S., R.| night, returned to deyrtment No. 1| she lhe | ; s hat & . lace to by “Burns, who was thete for five “ke 3 Bermation of a citl| 4 ¢ raliway and the 8. E. company|of the superior court’ this morning| Gotch of late months has made| It was only a few @ays ago that/ OR gape Surns, who was there for five weeks as a te contro! the fight. ipne g. E. company refused to agree| with a verdict of guilty of murder | @xeuses, according to Mrs. Currle./an ineffectual attempt was made| patient gels sagen fit jt0 terms. Arbitration had to be/in the first degree | His latest was that be had married | to biow the same safe, presumably | nds tselt a |resorted to. Months were spent in| George went to the home of his|® sir! back In lowa when he Wal, the game cracksmen, whose b Raglan at this divorced wife at Brighton Beach on| 18 years old, and could not Bet Aloo iateato that . » amin the morning of May 13, and during|(ivorce. Mrs. Currie says he will | pune | IRNS The warning signal Never was any attempt made | 14) it quarrel shot her twice,| have to prove this Sah Ges oleteck. tale BY BOBBY BURNS. to the breeze. It} to remove all the obstacies at was told at the Currte| ots ente » he The sto: | ‘ " . t tick may bet Glek Me. Cramterd eave bie bein byligts entering the head ey ee ot haw Gotch and Sadie got | Morning Mrs. Farmer, who lives a gaia | The County hospital at Georgetown is a hell hole. I know— but unless the| company does one thing at a | Inted Wh Gotch ray \2cros® the street from the scene I we ; t for fi veckes awear to God I shot at random | acquainted hen Gotch was 3 ‘ a ee +4 | I was a patient there for five weeks. Weaken very ma-| time, and now a new delay or ey Sn, aca ae et at random | Svreetiing in Minneapolis, Gedie was |, tee, "atest eae blowing, ws BOBBY BURNS. F ’ i "1 aroused by what she thought wa Here's how I happened to go: sg obstacle appears. dead until several hours after, when|® manicurist there. The girl Iked | in exploding torpedo. A few see PE nd te perene At a meeting of the Rainler Val-}1 was told by the police,” walle na the wrestler, He took her on auto! minutes later a second and more I was working at the Fair when I fell one day about six ley Improvement elub last night, {t|George this morning. rides diatinct plosion occurred. Mrs SHOOTS RIVAL weeks ago, landing on the side of my face. It didn’t seem bad at | in Fight. ldeveloped that no provision had| “The jury has convicted me of | She went to his matches, accord-| parmer went to the front window | : " athige’s ‘i Sate sound. num in made for a loop at the Pine st.| first degree murder and as true as} ing to her brother C. H. Currie, who| o¢ her home and saw two young first but kept going “throb, throb,” all day, and I couldn't sleep ns Industrial Work- | terminus of the Fourth line. The| 1 stand here this minute, it was no|{s an —. fight pall ik tne 804) men leap from a window across the | at night. men in the fight|8» R. & S. company holds a fran-|more premeditated than if I should] #ister cheered on the big lowan. _|gtregt. A third member of the ? ORY against the city {chive for laying tracks around and| pull out a gun this instant and shoot} ‘Then Sadie got Kothance to | gang was on watch in the street | I went to see a doctor downtown and he helped me some. Boies aot speak. | 00 wating oar on Fourth av. to, chard for ie ae. with uplifted head) oe tt 4 oy cor as teae — The trio commenced s t argue Paneer | But my money was soon gone. I told the doctor, and he said: ti “inforceme: 8 nd around lar ble F eye , entering the demolished ve ‘i i Oe ceeent* l bounded by Westlake, Pine and| ‘I was offered the charge of sec | family took her in and are proud | ron ie eerie Giaatad Mee ee ee Why don't you go to the County hospital? You can get h Columbia, and|Fourth, but now it develops that|ond degree murder if I would plead | of the crowing youngster |Farmer also joined in tho yelling. | OTHERS PAVING ATTENTION treated there for nothing.” land Los Angeles, | “obstacles” stand in the way of the| guilty, and I refused that because 1| They Come to Seattle lee bale bicwers atarted to.run bat TO HIS LADY LOVE. the police turned | use of this loop. At least this is the} thought I was entitled to escape on hot until one of them had whipped —_——_ The Currie tamil f So I went. On crowds in the | Story given out at the offices of the|a charge of manslaughter. ’ ee = a rom | out @ fevolver and sent a bullet to Wou'd: betthh kab kway trom 3 wards the man and woman in the * daily. |S. R. & 8. company and presented| According to a decision of the su-| Minneapolis to Seattle some time DIDN’T GET ENOUGH TO EAT. r to the Rainier Valley Improvement] preme court, a criminal who {8 a) eo ec ome te aot eine et upper window. In blowing the safe ae é ss sie ed. |club by State Senator Ralph Nichols | pauper sane te n lor from tone) (6 Saale here, and vi the inner door became . “ fe Re ei ape ire Lamb, col Dr. Wardell lanced my wound the second day I was t last nigh ae COGS mt t upe ‘ c panner P ‘a ored, a © Bocla ub, a negro re Cha “ * direct ic es & decision which makes it {mpos a ne nan 5 ence ai nea The transportation committee of| sible for a man without funds, even| ..brom the wire ation ee rss ee that pains. Heike aailalchiwa #erious one |the elub introduced @ resolution re-|if his life depends upon It, to take] ‘ako MFO, Hove Ou) tie tolowl the nolée of pistol shots and den rials have con-| questing the superintendent of pub-|an appeal ten by. Goteh: a . with black powder smoke | Y De o bed bly orderly cam-| lie utilities to secure the immediate It will be several days before P | a the Headers have sup.|construction of the traek and the|George is sentenced Gotch's Letters. | t atter po nt user agreement necessary In - - “Dear Sadie: Received your pos-| e use of the loop needed to make tal card, also both your letters and | operation of cars on Fourth av. pos pictures of yourself and the baby . sible I think they are great. Have been | error = w H. G. Kelley, in speaking on the awful busy the past month and am strike” in jall,| resolution, declared that while Mr piles Reg grr derygom Rane Balance : 50,534.00 Mragettes in Bny Crawford, of the railway company, }long ago. Am glad you got away fare whether t 'was gl out excuses all summer |with your bluff to your brother, I People regard it ax|abont not being able to use the gaess you and your mother can Portland. They do not x ! ; ke| King st. tracks, which are neces Fandle the whole United States.4% Clearings today, .$1,597,351.00 WAM Which the police | sary with the operation of the new al anes Regards to Pearl and your mother. }% Balance sees 111,758.00 men and the teel cars built, he had not done a With best wishes, always your true | % Lamb, who is alleged to have ae a ee ly in favor ing toward building this loop,)OESPONDENT BECAUSE OF | ,,,), FRANK \ Aehalichohahiaheliahhahaieiahaliehel | fired all the shots, escaped. WAS TORTURED BY NURSE Proper regula-| leaving this last “obstacle” to bring] LACK OF WORK, CLARENCE In ahother’ letter, seriteen #e00t | a —— = Miss McG sg By BFE apprehensive | forward as an excuse for not operat PUTMAN KILLS HIMSELF. | Toronto, Canada, on stationery of | liss McGregor used to dress my face. S$ }ing the Fourth avy. Une, after all iia ellis the King Edward hotel, dated Keb. |“JEFFRIES GREAT MAN,” SAYS JOHN D., I guess, because she wouldn't wait to take the bandag ===! Despondent ise he could find 1909, appears the following AFTER SEEING JIM BIFF SAM BERGER | she'd just give it a jerk, ‘This happened every mor | “la » Put - statement no. work, Clarence Putman, a yonug|*\{°mone: se the boy? I + ba : baker, living at 1727 26th av, sent] Dear Sadie: Tow iinds of wero-|* NEW YORK, Nov. 11.—“Jeffries is a great man—a won- U NC EM EN q bullet erashing through his brain | pone Fy "o rte Mee He & derful man,” was the sincere appreciation spoken by John D. Jat his home early this morning, The | Date stunts by tiie time. He at Rockefeller as he left the Plaza music hall last night after young man waa rushed to the City |#!most a year ol¢ * watching the big Californian go through his stage traling hospital, where he died shortly after Promises to Be Square. * stunts, BPE A Notice of interest t > every woman in S@attle f] noon. In “another letter written from }% With hie secretary, the oll king occupied two “fifty-cent mee today on The Star RP Pak Putman formerly worked at Bick-| Humboldt, Iowa, Gotch's home, Is|% geate” at the Jeffries performance. As the mighty Jeff ‘a Sta Voman’s Page. If you're a good ford’s grocery, but for the past|the assertion | donned the gloves for his three-round go with Sam Berger, a Pond of it, if you're interested in getting a good | month has been fdle. It {x thought] “I will always be square with|* Rockefeller leaned forward with sudden Interest. gy dinner for your fa |that this lack of employment made| you and don't think that because | + Mot a move of the fighters was lost to him, and he joined 7 Star report 10 spent 15 days there as an attendant, gives his own story of his treatment at the hospital, at woman, or I'll get you.” more burglar ever. The| sort at 510% King st Resolution Introduced. safe: blowers did not get a penny | morning ~~" | "They fed me just beef tea and milk the first three weeks. I was but I couldn't get no rest on them REE KKK Thomas Clark, also colored and pro- | When the smoke cleared away] straw mattresses After three weeks I got tired of it and got prietor of the Art saloon, Sixth av.| BANK CLEARINGS. up. A nurse spotted me right off @. and Lane hy pcoans writhing “Here, you,” she said. “Take this mop and clean up the in pain on the club room floor ; F There were eight bullet holes in his | ward.” mer oh the wtatel wold ere: iety I was weak after my three weeks on the mattresses and not ial, but two are in Clark’s back, and | | enough to eat, but what could I do? I had seen what they did pital pee Wat tae oii crore naiet | to other men who refused to work. So I took the mop and did Robert Jones, another negro,| the best I could. The next morning I was told that that was my caught a bullet In his arm regular job. Seattle. Clearings today. .$ Balance Tacoma. Cledrings today..$ 583,424.00 ee SEES EEE EE EE I used to brace myself for that jerk. I'd grit my teeth and brace myself, but the pain was sure something awful. It'd bring tears to my eyes in spite of myself. I didn’t kick, though, Thought it had to be done that way. For days it went on this way and my face didn’t get any better. I made it a point to see Dr. Wardell every day and tell him how I felt, but all he did was to tap my cheek with his finger tips and say, “All right.” , read the announcement fi! him despondent. THils young wife| you are in Seattle and I am a long | heartily in the applause at the conclusion of the bout. an's Page toda g is utterly prostrated and neighbors|distance from you, I will forget! ® are taking care of her. | you.” SORA ROR UAE a at ae KFHEESEES EEE EE (Continued on Page Eight.)