The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05

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-'why. u looks like rs coming
from her mouth or throat ! said.
SHE WAS FRIGHTENED.
BABE WASN'T WELL
II was frightened. Tbs BABY
hadn't been right well since We took
her. I got up and for over an hour
I worked over her TO pacify her.
II put cold towels On her
head worked her arms aud
lsE~. Her Joints were 80 tuff
from the eonyuisions thai had
to use all my ssrrngth 10 bend
her limbs. That's what MADE
those black and blue finger
masks on her legs and arms.
II rubbed her throat and
chest and turned her over and
rubbed hrr spine. and that's
what makes those other marks.
II, wasn't doing any good. 10 my
husband took her 20 Or. Davis. In
the University district and he called
In Dr. CrsnvaiH. who advised him
10 take her 20 the city hospital.
THAT was about : O'Clock In the
morning. and we got her 20 the
hospital at $40. AZ 1850 they took
blood transfuslon.
Il gave my blood 10 save
that baby. Does Il look like !
had wanted 10 Kin hcrs
TOOK rffR BLOOD
FOR BABy's GOOD
'-rhey put me on a table beside
Lucy and took test OF my blood
first. Then They told mo not 10 look.
They punctured my arm near the el.
bow here"
She Indicated . point just
above tho tatooed heart. and
went on; "And they took the
blood from my arm and put II
into baby thru tho top Of her
hcud.
II don't think any Of those doctors
or nurses knew WHIST the matter with
the baby was or what they were try
Ing 20 do.
Every day after that phoned the
hospital. or went down there 10 seo
how Lucy was getting along.
Every time I'd ask how she WAS.
the nurse would tell me. shes doing
nicely. or she looks like 4 new
baby
.Then her foster mother came. and
then, Inst Monday. baby died. ]
didn't know about II. and neither
did Marie. that's her foster mothers
name. We went 10 the hospital
They told us. and then they locked
us up. for investigation"
DOG CAUSED
FALL
Mrs. Osborn previously had ex
planned TO Carmody. the deputy
prosecutor said. that the cause OF
her husbands fall In the bathroom
hall was their bulldog.
"she told me-" snid Carmody.
that the dog was chasing her Per.
sian cnt and ran between her hus.
bands legs. knocking him down"
carrnody said she had given him
another story OF how the baby re
ceived its death wounds.
Mrs. osborns statement" said
Cnrmody. rs that the baby was
taken on an automobile trip from
Seattle via Gle Elum to wcna,chcc
and return by way OF Blewctt pass.
I'm route. she says. three men
rode part of the distance In the
back scat. The baby lay on two
pillows in the tonneau.
SAYS INFANT
WAS KICKED
"A series of mishaps occurred.
First one OF the three men kicked
the baby. Mrs. Osborn explains.
when the men got out OF the car
Mrs Osborn says she turned around
and noticed her bulldog was stand.
Ing on the baby's face.
'Mr. Osborn then picked up the
child and held II on his lap. The car
hit n bump. The baby was jolted
out of his arms onto the hard floor
of the car.
STRIKES HEAD
AGAINST DOOR
'The final accident happened when
they had returned to Seattle. accord
ing to Mrs. Osborn. They were car.
rying the already badly bruised little
one into the house. and it's head was
struck against door"
Mrs. Osborn's alleged statement In
not contradicted. but Is rather added
10 by the story related by Norman
Storms. neighbor.
storms says he and his father
were In a rowboat. passing the Os-
born residence. A window was open
II saw Mrs. Osborn holding the