The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1909, Page 7

AR ON WATE SLANE TM ES | s Message Chicago Police farest One. cy ip athe Press AGO, TL, De qook up active ar the “white by President yesterday in repor isaiersticn commis @ today he th Side hope of finding a year-old girl, Decem and to have been kidr traders dew was rece message received at from an unknown w who ts 1 in a tele] ad man. | ' the place was raided Ku 2 years old, a barber,| igresied. It ls reported that fae geen recently in company “ey th ri was found. be trace e girl was fou was taken to headquarters, | - ary being subjected to the . anal am | OF MR MAS. JOHNSON picked me up, and with ‘The street car claim agents ina few minutes, before we doctor. Dr. Dent, Dr. Willis PDr. Thompson attended me at timés, and consulted over 1 was under doctors’ | nine days. Five minutes} Mr. Careon of the street company paid me, I under M another examination, and they gave me $600. I never ad them for any money, and I lawyer, although there were ‘thetr advice. Was Hurt Again. Twas burt on the Northera but el was in aes egal a as on, going to , tao ae another trails. 1 teeth, my ankle was some ribs smashed. paid me $1,250 for my being considered a per- 4 Two men were one suffering some the other, an old biting bis lower lip off teeth. ts the Next Accident. Rext injury was just before M arrested in Oakland, and the of that hag not been told jury there was slight, and the Miects 1 suffered due more to previous accidents. {| was) from the step of a car} Suffered rather a severe shock. followed is, 1 think, signifi- I was placed under arrest ‘the instance of the Seattle : company, but in spite of fact Jobn Perrine of the Oak Traction company had me to the hospital, where all my ‘MAN WHO FOUGHT FOR GOOD GAR SERVICE IS Our FOR COUNCIL CANDIDACY OF H. G. KELLY FOR SEAT FROM 12TH WARD IS ED. a pale South Side Flat; | the republican nomination for coun. = w w JUST ANNOUNC G. Kelly, of Rainier Valley, to ay Announced his candidacy for Iman from the 12th ward M Kelly te one of the dost Hhown rosidents of the valley and as always beon a leader in the aehts the le of his part of the ard have b on compe Hed to make tw ved street sar service, It as he who led the fight that se ured the double-tracking of the Se attlo, Renton @ § hern road tn his ward. His candidacy haa the support of a large majority of the beat citizens of Rainier Valley Im announcing bis candidac y, Mr Kelly tseuce the following plat form LOST HIS MIND IN FRISCO QUAKE; HORROR RESTORES IT gan carried me to a drag | oon, se} hait by “1 believe that pa rty politics should be eliminated from civic affairs, therefore | am in favor of a commission fo ernment for the city “I am absolutely rm of gov- of Seattle, free from any individual or corporate in- fluence and, if elect deavor, to the best ed, will en- of my abil. ity, to ) Fepresent the taxpayers (Ry United Pred CHICAGO, Dee. delayed three 1—A honey years and a the San Francisco earth quake and fire, was resumed here today when William 8S. |the remarkable story Meyers told of how he lost his identity during the earth Quake and how ft was snddenty re jatored recently by ¢t he horror of | seeing a man ground to death under e in April, train at Tama, low: Meyers, who former ral contractor here, a. ly was a gen- was married 1906, and two days after his marriage was forced to take a month after I was injured in| Wake. eal oli SSheeted damages |OLD KATE GRADUATES FROM COLLEGE AT LEAST, HER WORK THERE IS OVER were paid, mind you, after been placed under arrest weeks after I had Company voluntarily claim I had. papers have made a great} Shout =my trave over the| y, how | was injured tn Den fier instance. I was never in More than an hour in my then only waiting to trains. I was not Baby Is Innocent. # has hurt me more than e is what has been said My baby. 1 know well the} Bas nothing to do with the The baby had no part in the Met that has brought me to did that the nurse come here from | City to prove that my child there if that fact is ques-| Baven't the least }Oateome of the This fs} time I ever was in fall With any offense, although nee in trouble as an acces MP after the fact that fear as to al but - to speak of. Waetend me, and my husband} be . 80 you I have 1 Worry about.” | Never Makes a Mistake. M Johnson is about years 8 Clear eyed, straight talking Of good address. Her nose @vidence of having been and « points to it as) @ her hard luck. She is} le in appearance, is evi-| ® Woman of education, and| Sonsiderabie knowledge of the Of the law. In recounting BiMerous accidents goes She minutest details, and if Gerasion to refer back to the never makes a mistake. fa spite of her story, told met & break and in a convine Mather, it is waid that this has made her tine past in ihood for t car and tieeidents, it is said that ed sentence hangs over M Oregon, and that if she is led here she will be taken tonyict, M fale, A Remarkable Case. Hi Perry, deputy prosecut ey whe will conduct the Hon of Mrs. Johnson, de 19 divulge his ca ul he = Opening address in comt Very remarkable Set. Perry this morning hed for me to discuss think you'll be Rewspaper begins.” case,” “it it now, to get after cing able stor a t Or fraudulent, Mre Woone of the strangest ever lodged the the Oakland Trac-} was young. too, Nearty her whole been spent on the college campus pulling the lawn mower, a turrow, doing a thousand odd joba She has seen generations of stu: a to work dents come and go, has seen fresh- | men grow to be seniors, and come CRUSHING BLOW TO AMERICA—100 -- YEARS BEHIND TIMES, SAYS G. B. SHAW) poccathooes nard Shaw. some | make declination of Cha ‘of ambulance chasers around | *“4@den trip to San Francisco to at tend to some contracting business He had worked all night and was still at work on the morning of the Something ead struck Old Kate ts dead. Old Kal She was the first (My United 9m LONDON, Dee. LL further on America the playwright caustic en him on the When he awoke he was in was a horse—just a/ common, big footed, kind eyed old mare, who worked at the university grounds horse bought by the university, when the school She was young then life has turning ress.) George Ber bas remarks to apropos his Frohman's invitation to spend Christmas week | Shaw “Americans all make a rush ondon. jin New York in company with sev. settled | eral other Englirh.dramatists. Says to 1 might change my atti tude if the stream were setting the 6 had saved money, hurt | ica Tnever dragged him into|ISTS are Nevertheless, | well. known, the doctor who attended | to a point that has surprised all © Third other way and it we: of every Londoner, th to “To go to America that of two « e the dream moment th go to Amer is to go back 4 century in civilization. The man ner of living in America today simply is enturies ago, The best should n anyone's means where censity. THE giving the and hold CO-OPERATIVE ot be beyond it is a ne DENT. best, as is i their prices We are now giving a reduction on account of the Holid one-third our regular prices are charged by other dentists HOW DO WE Our Co-operative does it. There is no myst ralniessly All tridges, te., carry a our work, Plates, Ini Li-year our regular ay Season of prices, and » one-half that Do IT? Dental ery about it was! Call and get prices and learn how [have a law-luo many are getting their work and economically done Out of town patrons given time immediately upon calling. H such as Crowns jays, Fillings guarantee THE CO-OPERATIVE DENTAL PARLOR Dr. John Brown, Third Floor Centr Av. and Colu 8 Manager al Building mbia, Seattle | “THREE HOUSES LOT 70x120. CORNER LOT, Ten minutes to Pioneer Square. Section being asphalt ed. Non-resident owner. Price $5, TERMS. 300 John Davis. plan THE STAR resident of the r Lf | Bullding Association, 190 | Mr. Smith is the man who hid his Nght under a bushel wh at la Biythe found it out, he drove |him from pillar to Post, and | wrote him up so vividiy that some | | four million readers heard all about | the bashful Smith Fh gl oe ey ony at boa os medallion which Mr, Smith is h ot tek Godan be etich 4h ta ctated ing cast in bronze, and which wil that Samuel Gompers, the head of peers Nee ee eae the American Federation of Labe cause, according to Mr. Brooks, bas announced that the organiza Bmith is responsible for the pre - tion ta behind the strikers, and wil club Dullding. Quite a respor ' robert thems in every Way WOE Th. ity, but Smith has come out in the mC? ° aii An invalid, she Is obliged ' open and takes the publicity. No, “The lador men here that th yp a his name does not appear on tt ma an 08 mann t all the} os work of art, but that doe n't mat labor men in the country are be | net ter, the Saturds . Pom t hind: them, and if thelr demands) }euns’s ling on file at the club | rie hat wil aifect. tno aetira eee ee ee IS ARRESTED FOR country. Mother Thew: The boys of STEALING GARBAGE According to another the Geattie fire department When it comes to tealing celved from Hawley, ne have procured for you this Wa is there nothing else left schools in St 1 badge, as # slight appreciation jin Seattle? ywh because of k of your remembrance of them The Palace Meat company, which business men are preparing tol; while far away, and of your collects refuse from restaurants for ta) teps to stop strike by) kindly consideration of them feeding hogs, charge T. G. Mont forcing the rafiroad meet the} white in Seattle. Sincerely gomery with beating them to it, A dema of the striker } yours, complaint of petit larceny was is switchmer mee a ne oy | office his morning agat on | transportation bureau of the Cham-] Chief ef Fire Department, __MOTHER THEW. _|gomery. The case will be | ber of Commerce Monday eo December 4, Mother Thew cele-|ted-haired ones, and blackhaired | !n Justice Gordon's court | of my ward without regard to | noun he congo Pa hes oni “| prated her 77th birthday, and was |Be#, and lghthaired ones; some ar 700 their political affiliations. ~ J : + <A gam Rian Sha ed which (AFe fat, 4 few are lean; some are I shall take an active inter * morning ne inn ort, others tall; but, to save my | est in the mayoralty campaign cha h, the site uation ; tapes makes her an honorary member of soul, I could not tell you which one | to assist in electing some clean bus oti meeting t twioe ue re in [ene Seattle fire department 1 love the best | and efficient cit who will bor Te apn and hes po rap Pe Who is “Mother Thew? | protect our rights and enforce | touch with President Hawley, © 00) she iy the firemen's friend—~|SAM BONNIFIELD’S | the jaws.” j advises them of any change (8!) known to them from coast to ¢ | is made at the headquarters, Bho te now in Seattle | MONEY GOES IN A | Mother Thew's home in} THERE'S HOPE FOR Marion, 0. ‘There she lived ax a| PECULIAR MANNER THE WICKED BUT girl, and it was there ¢ she A Bi y |Decame n wife and reared her chi}-| | What hax become of the Sam NOT FOR FOOLISH |¢ren. Always a devout Christian, | Bonnifield fortun . lone day--#he calls it a whisper Cash and property to the value (My United Press.) jfrom God-—she got the desire to 4 ne mg Bn Boa gee i in 3 eN . 20. D> {Ko among the firemen and, in every . oe ape wd wat & hoapttal and could not remember | PR ecige yg eng steckee | |}way within her power, to bring ®¢cording to Kenneth Mackintosh A.-Y.-P.—1 hia identity | minister. who is spending a fow|*unshine into their lives: 8. L. Foulkes and Joho E. Bonni Fi Gold d Silver Meyers’ bride became convincea = io yond = aoe roma BR This was many years ago, and | field, who were recently appointed ive an that be was killed tn the quake or|("™" perl. oo "im starement that (since then there are thousands of 0 appraise the estate of the ec fost his fe in the fire, and tor| wtool bas less chance to get tofitemen who have grasped her | ntric Alaskan more than three years she has| {ne fool Has lows Cner, Address. |hand and said, “God bless you,| When the appraisers commenced 1908 mourned him as dead. | reer Occidental college on the|Mother Thew.” The weather ‘is|* search for papers, bank books wt “I have only @ hazy recatiection | '™* the > eon? “eagens oA [never too bad to keap her foom | #84 other valuable instruments, not Silver Medals of what happened to me after the | “beet Of “Fouls.” be wae it wilt [the bedside of an injured man, and|® *¢rap of paper could be found, earthquake,” said Meyers today, "I| When 1 get to heaven. th 'y lin many homes she has assumed | aud It is feared that Bonnifield got traveled around aimlessly through. | Not be the wicked things (ia, ithe burden of household duties | tid of bis wealth in the past 18 jout the west, going from one piace | Ave done that I will regret. The | al OURO fe and mother was ill, months through gifts and. loans to another without any definite pur. | 6004 Lord will formive 0 his}. The fire departments in Colum: | It was known that he never turned pose and without any realtzation of | 4'¥ig4 pertection hat as 1 go up;PUS, Delaware and Marion, Ohio, | 4 pwn & friend I need, and it ts my true identity. I was so hasy, | © o4 t|gave her a badge of honorar: om.| thought that false* friends ma however, that my lack of knowledge | (®¢ aisle toward oS ng | wonton ps pede Prag sell The huve taken advantage of Bonnt Highest Award on that paint did not bother me. | feet my face get red. | 5°" lpadge, Ike the Seattle one, was | feld’s mental condition. Ronnifield Finally 1 drifted into Tama,| What # fool I have been. wicked |Dresented to her on one of her | Fecently created a sensation by lowa, and there I happened to sea| |”! do bot Mame Stor them. But jDirthdays. Several members of the | climbing to the tower of the church & man mangled beneath the whools | ™e®. There is hope tor Them ON lotice and fire departments of | of Our Lady of Good Help and toll Highest Award of a train. The horror of the sight | Ob. the fool! He can be pul i © ii ose cities, headed by the mayor | 'ng the bell until stopped by the and the blood and the man's cry | mortar and ground to atoms 4 /Of Marion, filed into her home that | Police. The Alaskan is now under ie «till a fool. He ix not changed one bit There tx hope for i but God hates a fool.” must have reawakened my mind. the TURDAY, wicked, | DE “EMBER 11 the care of his brother John. ‘PUBLICITY DODGER HAS A MEDALLION | evening and Mother Thew | into tears. She has the distinction of being the only woman in America who | | belongs to the Firemen’s Relief as-| eer |JAIL FOR BURNING Jsociation. This honor was con-| OF HIMSELF MADE back as bearded alumal, sh | HER BABY’S HAND _(torred on her in Los Angeles, Cal. | ote digo ta geet ON RED HOT STOVE) Whes 1 met her today, she had | on & mmmall, weak college to a great. iso many badges pinned on her| C. J. Smith, the only real pub strong school “| cel liong fur cape that I was reminded | teity dodger in ex has gone | And it was the Bigger University | ihr Raltet Pree 44. —[of the funny man in “King Dodo.”| upon a bust . it isn't @ that brought on her death. They | pooh ome as Tcharge|, Mother Thew is almost « mother bust, ft is a m But it’s tai ti were using old Kate te keip oney | Found guilty on a technical charge |, nor thousands of children, and| fine large medallion at that, 18 | Ufactory in connection, © help make | of battery, Mre. Lillian Hooper, WhO | na. no favorites. Bhe is alinches in @iameter, and in about | Give us a call. over the A-Y-P. fair buildings for jheld her baby son's hand agains’ the “U" when she slipped on the!, req hot stove to ptnish bim be t great deal like the old Dutch wom-/| 24 hours ft will hang, the cynosure ¢ fee and fell king ber te Atonee ped who was the mother of four-| of all eyes, in the Rainier club, paige Drone dtr wae ~ Shr ay ping . ame reraggien: arg ye ty lteon. This woman said: “I have| with the following legend proudly | ! cod te 0 apend 2 | Her driver, “Old George.” tsithe county fell. The child wae [to the fore—or five, perhaps heart broken |noared Httle hand exhibited as evi won't po © against the onnatural mother be t horse, seem natural he says to use | by gin’ ‘When a Sta a a Sun-struck Follow. ® complicated with ments of industrial brigandage pe cullar to the twentieth cent. “I was born in the century. 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