The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1912, Page 3

A SHORT STORY OF! A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LIVED AND DIED IN THE = KINGOOM OF WEST NIA. BY MOTHER JONES a2 one of 1 asked why he} back and he The superin-| tendent got a gun and chased me down and told me not to come back | in, I didn’t come out here Kilied, Mother.” Py goncluded to £O UP gaperintendent. | of the little mining all night with (b ” gaihered up 8 or 10 of the ee miivers and morning | “PAPA, DON'T CRY, arted up the ntain a ie ‘ Pras a six walk, straight it was noon n We Kot ae! I said boys, “Go and tell the miners that Jones and meet got off at owns and © family of ree "so We concluded to let the girl go down and work 1 went down a month ago and brought her up. to have eeting up| This is all I've got left of her Mt 2 o'clock, and that |They worked her to death. dent that | w feel high He broke down, and she sald d by his prese also. from her dying pillow [was sitting on a rock a| “Papa, don’t ery, fame out of an old log cabin some day motioned for me ome over, "There was a little ‘and shook ha with him, felne by her bed. ound that he was a miner and said, “Mother Jones, that cost Dbion. I went in and ere I a dollar 1 said, “Well, what of it ob, such a beautiful young if it does you good?” and she re iyiag on & pale aw with | plied. Yes, but it ‘would have patched quilt sp bought the children so much We had the meeting, The super intendent did not show up, but a jot of bis men did. We organized them all at the close of the meet ing, and | bade them good-bye and told them | would be back | of ten days I went over to bid the young girl good-bye, and she looked at me and ae" he continifed, “to take care! said Mother Jones, I used to go four of down that mountain, thought It i the fire), fun, but I'll never go again. | will rn be bottle of med She took it up ad over Pee Ttiever kared on a fy beautiful face than b Me. | turned the father in fever He said, fm she Is sick not fever, tt ption 4 id not make nough at the INDANCE OF SOFT, FLUFFY HAIR | AND NOT A PARTICLE OF DANDRUFF ately double the hair. No differe brittle and scraggy, just motsten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at atime. 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Elliott 2679 ALDE & ERRELL BE BETTER SOME DAY’ ' never see you again, mother, good Next morning when the father went to the mine the superintend ent told him to take his e and leave. He said to him. “You en prtained that woman agitator yes rday and you cannot work in our ines.” Im vain did the father ex jain my visit to his dying daugh He got his time, but no money That company gives the men ¢ time and keeps the cash he broken hearted and told the mother Phey only had three days in which to the shack, for the company owns every shingle on it and sometimes there are not so many shingles on it, either, T girl dropped back and died as t father told of his discharge and that they must move at once. The father went out to the out-| house, and, taking the boards from | that, made a coffin. dead daughter in a sheet and ta! her to rest in the mountain. OUR PRECISE ARTIST your dull, faded, | HH ar halr ts | } “She had a perfect figure.” Henri De Lorme Is Arrested Again SAN FRANCISCO, April 9 [Henri De Lorme, wh prosecution for white slavery by and Was subsequently shot on street by the girl's mother, Mrs. Kate Johnson, was arrested today in Marysville on a warrant charg ing grand larceny, sworn to by the mother-in-law Mra. Jobnson claims that De Lorme and bis wife stole a diamond | stud valued at $110 from ber. The wife ix also charg which lured away Helen Whitson and Cruz m Cleveland Coming MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD, | Cal April %—With Capt y au nh commanding, the cruiser | Cleveland waa p in comnts. sion here today. The erniner will sail shortly to Bremerton to join |the Pacific reserve Meet at Puget | Sound. Heney for T. R. LONG BEACH, Cal, April 9 Francis J. Heney, former graft | prosecutor, will open the ‘Roo velt campaign here next Mor evening. It was announced Heney would tour the larger cities of Southern California in behalf of the former president untains. RETURNING TO WORK VANCOUVER, B. C., April 9 | St ation men 4a many points along |the «rade of the Canadian North Jern railwa n Hope and | Kamloops 4 tly returning to | work y to advices received. by y the Van couver representatives. of men holding construction contracts. MOHAMMEDANS MASSACRED LONDON, April 9—Many Mo |hammedans have been massacred 1 anti Mohammedan outbreak lin Shen Si provine cording to a Tientsin exchange received | here today |NEW ALASKAN POSTMASTER. WASHINGTON, D. C., April 9 President Taft nominated Karl Hunter to be postmaster at Juheau | Alaska Sacramento, Cal., April 8—A requisition was «ranted today by Gov. Johnson for the return to the) state of Washington of John Ryan now in 1 in Los Angeles, charged with di tion of a destitute wife and two children. April 8—R. W. ixer for 4 pital to tod to watch the arrival of the last for his candidate, He sa that La Follet Taft appear be both leading Roosevelt in many Sacramento, Cal., Ry der, San Francisco org: Hie Idea of It. President-——-What do you think of the new tower clock? Profe or of Architecture—It is a very string ornament.—TivBits THE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1912. Ovation for De La Barra MEXICO CITY, April 9—-That former provisional President De La Harra is the tot of all Mexiea was shown here today when he ar rived from Vera Cruz on bis return fi Burope, No statesman ever 4 greater ovation than ded to De La Marra, the ding in thusiaem that which was ac President Madero on bin _| the president He went! wrapped his! i firet grades Beas ana j mative Wast | Kens, local wedding IS-yearold Helen Whitson | ® De Lormé was one of a party|? her prisoner in the Santa |( here following his victorious eam palgn against Porfirio Diaz. More than 10,000 persons greeted De La Barra at the station here, after h he was escorted th thy ripal streets of the capital every thoroughfare being jummed with humanity Pernicious Activity WASHINGTON, D. ©. April % “Perni * activity of the federal if officeholders of Kentucky,” 1s the burden of an open letter issued to President Taft today by Senator Joseph M. Dixon of Montana, man ager of the campaign of Theodore Roosevelt, in whieh he declares to “Unless these acts are repudi ated by you and those committing them immediately cited for trial, you cannot escape the charge of be ing willing to profit knowingly by theft.” Allens Escaping MOUNT AIREY, N. C,, April 9 With the pursuing posses unable to secure any trace of Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards, the two fre members of the Allen outlaw clan » chase is lagging today. It ® Hy bell ’ have made a complete getaway SEARCH FOR GO' D. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 9 Fully equipped for a trip te South America to take their! eh « in the’ reputedly rich placer fields of La Paz, Bolivia, a party of prospectors are today com pleting plans to sail ton fre this port on the steamer, Plotade | THE oa ron but Srete—-getting Price 1-76@ 3.08 Lav Mieart Mutt Ewes Spring lamb Hreakers Pork Preased hogs Trimoned salaes Hport lok porm « ve litoned ham Ox tongue, eaon Dried beef iry—-Loce: Busing’ Prive, | Springs. 2 ibe & under | Turkeys live ooeedaaere |B Sve: iw. we Squads, aoa | Vous’ sbiee—Selling Pree. Potatows con Celery fivubar, Catit br bx eed, Selling Prices. Zartern. Waeningtee is timothy et wound ‘timothy 18.08 | Alfaite Middiings Rolled oats and barley ec. UTAH POLITICIANS FOR TAFT SALT LAKE, Utah, April §.-—By a unanimous vote the republican state committee of Utah has e dorsed President Taft for ren nation at the national convention in Chicago, The state convention will be held at Provo May 16. 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