The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 3

| { e 2. | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1924 15 INDICTED 0 DRUG BILLS wien ie Knights Templar Narcotics Cases Bulk inlicnicnts Tome ee oy Grand Jury Reports P ! pare Tay 1 Hed M 1 i was fam me a th a NANOOSE Wellington ? ut the new low price $12.15 frees t the bunkers s an unusual coal buy. \ clean, washed ump, free burning soal. Very desirable, und gives a quan- tity of good he producing little a Just Phone for a load f Nanoose Wellington if your coal in is empty. Fc reamee ‘the paint or bh to use—how to it. Tear out this ad- irgio, mail it to os, and you will receive a y FREE, BYRE- TURN MAIL, hardwoods, 75 years sint-making experience is foe of every Fuller Product ~a positive assurance of sat- isfaction, PAINTS LEM & CO, 63 elie, J. MeFariand Lor Mt, View Hawe. Heraper. A ‘orth Bnd Store Hig nh Baa Hi North Grove Lbr. Co. Powell's Pharmacy 1836 Arrange Funeral ; wse Decoret Enamels and Varnish Stains } and Fullerwear Varnish bers of your furniture family! What a pleasure t 4325. 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The Story of Hans, in the Almshouse at 35 Another of a Series on How Poorhouse Inmates Failed BY [’ IS not always old age that takes folks out to the King county poor home on Corson ave. In previou tories it has been told how ill luck, cruelty and just a imple wearing out of human machinery are responsible for the presence of most of the inmates Now, take the case of Hans Jenssen. Hans is only He has been at the poorhouse seven years—and un his luck changes he will be there until he die: And that may be 40 years from now. Yet you could hardly say that it’s Hans’ fault—just a case of bad luck. Hans was born in Norway, of a poor family. Early in his life he came to America, a big man, with rippling muscles beneath his tanned skin. He got a job as fire man on coast freight boats. The pay was not large, and Hans either didn't or couldn't any money, In any, case he was only just turned 30, in the pride of his strength. Why should he hoard his earnings? But the wetness and cold of the sea slowly worked way into his bones. He began to falter at his s bar, down in the hot fireroom. The chill wind, a came on deck after hi shift, cut him to the marr Slowly rheumatism claimed him, twisted his joints, nade a grotesque gargoyle of his once strong body Doctors could do nothing; he had no “folk "; no rich friend And you can’t save much from a fireman’ pay and dig up for doctor bills, too. So Hans went to the poorhouse—a hur And there he will tay, probably, until } Unless n puls life casualty, dies re performs a miracle and restores the re once drained from his body . & HERE you have the reasons why there are 217 folks at the home out on Corson ave. today, Some of them, doubtless, got there thru bad management of their lives; from sheer inability or failure to use their chances. But the great majority are just casualties of civili- ation. Luck didn’t break right for them Government statistics say that, at out of each hundred are independent Puget Sound, the reporter says: “Forget the statistics They are glo Remember this, instead “There are 500,000 of us in King county. And only 217 of that number are absolute failures, Forget the government figures and their significance. The thing remember is that, given an even break of luck, it’ almost impossible to fail here.” five men living on This story ends @ series concerning the reasons for life failures “HONOR PIONEER Mrs. Louisa Frye Is Laid to Rest in Lake View Last respects to the memory of Mrs. Louisa ( Business Building to Cost $63,000! B rmits totaling $63,000 TT ‘ b ks wero issued by THAT faithful old chair-what fun to restore city Koeetey McRao Brothers i ‘ . 1 erect a $45,000 garage at 61 it to its rightful place among the other mem- Fifth ave. and William Meister erect an. $18,000 one-story bul ity way Welfare kedgue Is Needing Finances ted the Social. 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