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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03
GRAND RAPIDS,

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
Deputy szeryf Carl Scheuf-
ler zawdziecza swe zycie przy-
tomnosci umyslu p. Czes}awa
Ratajczaka. Obaj ci deputy
szeryfowie udali sic W sro-
de do Cedar Springs jesse
go Baileygo 0 robicie zony.
Gdy staneli przed domem
Bailey'go znalezli drzwi "a
bite a oskarzony sta} W ok.
ME z fuzya W reku grozac
i'm zastrzeleniem. Ratajczak
pocza} wy}amywac drzwi, a
Scheulfler strzelit W ziemie
dla postrachu. Baily wtenczas
wybiegl tylnemi drzwiami, a
deputy :szeryfowie pobiegli
"a. MIN. Nagle Bailey sic O..
.br6cil i uderzy{ Schenflera
fuzya W glove, nastepnie "a
.mierza} go zastrze]ie. w sa.
ma pore pr2yskoczy}d do ME-
go Ratajczak schwyci1 lufe
fuzyi w}a6nie gdy Bailey wy:
paliI. Strza} chybi} o kilka
cali, dzieki zboczeniu broni
przez Ratajczaka. Baileygo
po kr6tkiej b6jce obezw}ad-
Mono i przywieziono do po-
wiatowego wiezienia. Prawdo'
podobnie oskarzony zostanie
o morderczy zamach ma de
putty ezeryfa.
We wtorek iona Balyeygo
byla u szeryfa 2 dziecmi !
prosj{a. M6wi1a, ze MAJ /" ia
sponiewiera} i wyrzuci} ia j
dzieci z domu.
Budowa nowego ko6ciola
sw. Wojciecha rozpocze}a sic
ma dobre. Kontraktor ME
mysli zaprzestae az ME skoh-
czy budynku. A zatem, para
fianie 6w. Wojciecha, do die
Ia. Wyp}acajcie sumo kt6ra
ia Was przypada; aby to
dzielo Boze mozna dokoh-
czyc. Jezeli kiedy to teraz
fundusze beda potrzebne. Be-
die Wam milej W nowym
kokciele sic mod]ic gdy gu.
mienie Wam powie, ze6cie
swoja czastke ma To- 6wiaty-
ME z}ozyli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

CHICAGO, Ill. Panic Ro.
zalia Janturska, liczaca lat
%, a zamieszka}a pm. 1910
Holt ave-, znalazlh popo}u'
dniu straszna Smierc pod ko.
1ami wozu automobilowego,
:nalezacego do firmy The
National Casket Company,
1870 W. Chicago ave-, kt6
rym powozif Zygmunt Kni.
zowski, zam. pm. 274z North
Ridgeway ave., Wypadek ten
zdarzyi sic na::rogu Hot ave
j Bradley ulicy. :, :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

zma1}y tvi uhezpieczony ma
5000. Po ogledzinach DR.. A.
dler orzek}, ze Wojenka 20.
stall otruty. Uwiadomil o TEN
policya i aresztowano. jego
zone. Kobieta jest druga To-
ma zmarlego, kt6ra on po6lu.
biz pred dwu laty. Zmarly
pozostawil czworo dzieci x
pierwszego malze6stwa.
Micha} Kolarek, zamiesz.-
ka}y przy SO Adams St. chcac
zejsc ma dot z hall ta6c6w
przy Market i Van Buren,
Street potkna} sic upadl
g}owa ma cementowa posadz-
ke. Przywo]any lekars skon-
statowai tylko smierc wsku.
tex pekniecia czaszki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

Il. TOLEDO, O. Panic Fran
ciszka Malewska i Maryanra
kowalewska zamieszka{e
przy Buckingham ulicy, "a
truly sic grz.ybami, ale ura'
towal je dr.. Krieger.
w zesz}ym tygodniu w6z
piekarski przejecha} 9 letnie.
70 Czesiawa Walczaka, PA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

PITTSBURG, Pa. w nur!a cb
rzeki Allegheny, zgina} Bro
nis}aw Figurski, uciekajacy
pred po]icyantem. Policyant
strzegacy fabryki miedzi mad
rzeka Allegheny zobaczy}
Figurskiego, kt6ry sic mia}
podkradac do: fabryki, ably
nabrac 1niedzi i w}ozywszy
ia do lodzi,, ma kt6rej przy-
plyna}, odwiezc ma druga
strone rzeki i zabra6 do do
mu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03
sic ma}a Tesla Marcinkiewicz.
DETROIT. Mich. G. Mon

sic ma}a Tesla Marcinkiewicz.
DETROIT. Mich. G. Mon
golow, Moskal, sto1ujac sic
u Agnieszki Ezkelret, 1895
Russell ul., narzuca} sic swa
milo5cia gospodyni. w sobo-
to upatrzyi sobie stosownlej'
sza: ch vile, a ME mogac do
browo]na droga mic wsk6rac,
.chciaf gwalten Emusic ia do
wzajem noSci. i.Kobieta stawi}a
silny op6r co Moskala doprc..
wadzilo do takiej zapalczywo
Sci ze odgryz} jejnos poczem
uciek}. Zabrano ia do szpi.
tala, gdzie lekarze o6wiadcza-
"a, il nieszcze6liwa znjaduje
sic wstanie niebezpieczcznym.
9 letni FIR. Barnowitz z p
n. 3S49 Orange av. 5. E. jest
wielkim amatorem drobnych
ry:3ek, kt6re zjada surowe.
Bedac ma farmie miejskiej W
Hudson, ". stawie }owi} dro-
bne rybki i ku zdumieniu
koleg6w j prze}ozonych "a
kladu po}ykai, cmokajac
ustami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

LONDYN, 80 wrzeSnia'
Cz}owiek, nazwiskiem Titas,
podajacy sic "a Amerykani-
ma, wywo}a} wczorai panike,
strzelajac z rewolweru W ho-
telu, W kt6rym mieszka}; "a
strze)i} tam jedna poslugu-
jaca dziewczyne, ranii druga
a potem wybiegl ma ulice j
strzela}, r6ki 20 ME ubezw{a-
:dniono. Zdaje sic ob]akany...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

D. -.
CLEVELAND, Ohio Pod
domem rodzic6w Ma}gorzaty
Modna, % 49, Broadway ul.,
eksplodowa}a bomba dyna-
mitowa, podlozona podobno
przez zawiedzionego W mi
lo5ci kochanka, kt6ry starai
sic o reke panmv Modna.
:Polioya aresztowa}a Karola
Paczana u kt6rego mia} mie~
szKac sprawca zamachu. Jest
on trzymany jako swiadek.
Eksplozya uszkodzila diva
don1ly! W kt6rycb bylo czter-
nascie os6b. Niekt6re odnio.
ely lekkie poranjenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

WIEDEN, 80 wrzeSnia. W
DLelegacyach { austto wegier-
skich minister spraw zagra-
nicznych Berchtold, przema-
vial ma temat sytuacyi ma
Ba}kanach zapowiadaf on
ia n Austryi decydujaca role
i wzywa{ usiln;e do zbrojeh
energicznych ma ladzie mo-
rem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

KONSTANTYNOPOL, 30
wrzeSnia. Donosza z wyspy
Samos, ze tocza sic tam wal
ki pomiedzy garnizonem tu-
recklm a powsta1cami, pra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

gnieniem. Co dnia, CO godzi.
!. ny donoszq O de1nonstracyach
gwa}townych antitureckich;
ma granicy raz poraz do stare
przychodzi.
Potwierdza sic fakt Q
dokonanem porozumieniu
przeciwko Turcyi pahstw
ba!ka6skich: Grecyi, Bulga.
ryi, Serbii i Czarnog6ry.
! Rad Bulgaryi wezwa'
Rad turecki, ably natych-
miast sciagnat wojska ma
gromadzone na granicy: po.
niewaz Turcya tego ME uczy-
Mia, Bu}garya zawiadomi]a
pa6stwa europejskie, ze ME
czuje sic W obowiazan;u czy~
nienia dalszych stara6 o u
trzymanie pokoju i przejdzie
do krok6w wojennych.
| MANAGUA, 80 wrzesnia.
Doniesiono tn z Masaya, ze
rewolucyoniSci W Leon, kt6.
rzy do ostatka trzymali sic
przeciw rzadowi, poddali sic
nareczcie. Tenn mona uwa.
zac rewolucye "a skohczona.
Rewolucya ia by}a jedna
najkrwawszych i najbrutal.
niej prowadzonych smrtnym
|jej bohaterem byi gen. Ze}a:
don, drugi w6dz po tw6rcy
|rewclucyi gen. .Mena, leza}
chory ciezko, a Zeladon pro-
wadzj} walke W spos6b bar"
barzy6ski, gFodzac miasta,
mordujac bezbronnych, pa
stwiac Sic mad dziecui ko
bietami. Obocnie .Zeladon i
Mena musza kraj opuscic.
LONDYN, 80 wrzesnia.
W Liverpoolu odby}a sic O.
negdaj wielka demonstracya
ma Geese przyw6dc6w partyi
unionist6w, powracajacych 2
Irlandyi po wielkiej demon
stacy W - Ulster Hall", W
| BelfaScie, urzadzonej tam
pred kilku dniami przeciw-
rzadowemu projektowi.
Powracajacych z Irlandyi
vital owacyjnie 100:tysieczny
t}um przewaznie robotnik6w
i. W pochodzie tryumfalnym
prowadzil ich W mie6cie.
- Wybitna artystka dra:
matyczna angielska Patrick
Campbell jest umierajaca
Burmistrzem Londynu
obraoy zosta} sir David Bur.
nett.
- Do Stan6w Zjedn., od'
jechali: g}osny general armij
angielskiej Sir John French
i posel z Irlandyi do parla'
mentu Whitlaw Reid ze TO-
ma.
|: - Posel specyalny rzadu
rosyjskiego. i jego minister
1 1spraw zagranicznych, Sazo'
now, bawi wciaz jeszcze v
J Anglii, o,lbywajac tajne kon'
: ferencye z ministrami angiel'
! skimi; ostatnio z}ozy} on wi
4 |zyte kr6lowi Jerzemu ma zam'
ku Balrnoral, W Szkocyi.
KONSTANTYNOPOL, &c
! urrook~:, n@~o,uo - .rvr,on@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

FILADELF1A, Pa. Die
Xxi zapobiegliwo6cii staraniom
KS. Guzika W Manayunk ko-
6ci6f farny 6w. J6zefata pr2y.
najmniej wewnatrz przedsta"
sic wsraniale po oenowieniu
ktorego dokonaf nasz Kodak
artysta malarz Stefan Popiel.
Zmiana ia dokonana W cia-
gu dw6ch miesiecy stosuIn.
kowo tanim kosztem jest zu-
l'elna .satysfakcya tlla l,ars-
;fian, kt6rzy }osy1i sw6j groaz
na odnowienie. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

,-g
BYTOM, 80 wrzesnia. Roz-
pocza} sic tn process Piotra
Badury, mlodocianego, bo le.
dwie 18 lat liczacego zbrod'
niarzaekt6ry " n1arcu r.=19l0
napad{ ma bank (. W Mys}o. .
wicach z drugim wsp6lni-
klein, zamordowa{ kasyera
bank obrabowa}. Uszedf on
do Ameryki j aresztowano
go dopiero niedawno = W
N. Yorku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

gnacymi przy}aczenia wyspy
do Grecyi. Okrety francuski
i angielskj wysadzi}y mary
narzy dla obrony konsulat6w.
= Do Albanii Rad wysyla
pokojowa komisye dla zba-
dania powod6w wybuchu
nowego buntu i wysluchania
zada6 powstanc6w.
Sofia Bulgaria, q wrze.
6nia. Rad tutejszy przes}a1
tureckiemu stanowcze ostrze.
zenie . powodu ciag}ych stare
pogranicznych; tureccy zo}-
nierze nieustannie napadaja
ma Bufgar6w i gwa}ca linie
graniczna, napadajac ma osa-
dy pebliskie granicy.
Ateny, Grecya, 27 wrzesnia
Do okretu greckiego strzela-
{y straznicze statki tureckie
z tego powodu Rad grecki
energiczny wni6sl protest do
rzadu Turcyi, zadajac prze.
proszenia Grecyi, odszkodo
wanna ukarania winnych..
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08

MEXICO CITY, Mar 8.-Victorious
after a four days battle near Acatlan
with 1900 federals, a force of 1000 reb-
els is today marching to Vera Cruz
the principal seaport of Mexico.
The losses on both sides in killed
and wounded exceeded 300 men.
News of the battle reached here to-
day At Vera Cruz the federals and
citizens are massing in an effort to
withstand the coming attack.
Orozco's force is also approaching
Mexico City and decisive clash is eX-
pected early next week. Henry Will
son, United States ambassador 81:
500 other Americans here today, have
appointed a committee of nine to as
sist in plans for their own defense
should the need arise.
Madero has ordered the federals in
northern Mexico to intercept OrozcO.
The sentiment against Americans is
growing rapidly among both the Mex
leans and Vasquititas, and Wilson
hopes to be ready in the event of any
anti-foreign outbreak.
Madero today took active charge of
recruiting men to engage in the city's
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
A Tale of Horror.

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar 8.-Graphie
cruelty to striking textile workers Of
Lawrence was given by Mrs. Fremont
Older, wife of the managing editor ol
the San Francisco Bulletin, who has
just returned from Lawrence.
81 went to Jail to see Joseph Ettor
the young strike leader who was
thrown in prison charged with being
an accessory to the shooting of wonl-
ali striker" said Mrs. Older. 'The
shot was fired by militiamen but in
stead Of arresting the commanding Of
ficer or Governor. Foss, they arrested
Ettor. By getting rid of him, they
thought the backbone of the strike
would be broken.
They wouldn't allow me to see Et-
tor but l went into the women's ward.
There l saw 14-year-old girls, and
mothers with babies. l shook hands
with the women through the bars and
tried to show them sympathy. The
women understood no English. One of
them kissed my hand. | decided it
was l who should kiss the hand which
was in Jail for principle.
"I visited the homes of the strikers
and saw pale anaemic boys and girls
of 16 years old Their eyes were old
They all were stunted, underfed, i'll
clothed. And their parents-25, 900 of
ages. They are fighting millionai es
for the right to live. 1t seemed a
shame for the courts, militia-even
the churches-to be arrayed ag linst
them Conditions at Lawrence coul'l
not possibly be exaggerated.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
Fight at TOrreOn.

Ell PASO, Mar S.-Hoping to avert
the rebel attack on the capital til,
commanders in northern Mexico to-
day got orders from Madero to con-
centrate at Torreon and give battle
to Orozco's troops, Which are now
marching on to Mexico City.
More than 300 federal troops have
already reached Torreon and ~,
more, comprising the Villa and Blan
quot commands, are on the way. TIE
clash between the two forces is ex-
pected early in the week. The Am
erican authorities are permitting arms
and ammunition to cross the bord -.
More than 10000 rounds of ammunl-
tion consigned to the rebel COM
manders have already passed tie
line.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
!. OF |. ORCHESTRA
HEARD IN CONCERT

On Thursday evening, March IA, 'at
s o'clock sharp, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Guild of st. Mark S
church, the university orchestra will
give at the Guild hall a concert that
promises to be the most notable mus
ical event of the college year. The
program, which will be printed in full
during the next few days, is marked by
a great variety and excellent quality.
1t may interest the readers of the
Star Mirror to learn little something
of the history of the university orch
estra. The orchestra when first organ
lied in January of 1910, was composed
Of three pieces, violin, piano, and
cornet. The music played was prin-
with no attempt at classical numbers
OF difficult pieces. In spite Of the
handicap of many changes in person
nel the orchestra, now numbering six
teen members, has advanced steadily
in the quality of its work, and the
to be given on Thursday night
is of such a high order as to merit
great praise.
Thursdays concert will be the first
ever given by the orchestra in Mos
cow The object of the admission fee
is to provide money with which to
buy new music and viola. The sum
of $75 is needed for this at once. The
orchestra has, up to date, paid for all
its music, the only help given by the
regents being the purchase of a new
set of drums.
AS the Guild hall is not very large,
only a limited number of tickets can
be sold. 1t is therefore especially
urged that those who care to attend
buy their tickets in advance. They
will be put on sale at Hodgins' drug
store on Monday. The price will be
SO cents.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
STRIKE NEAR SETTLEMENT
CONGRESS WILL TAKE A HAND

LAWRENCE, Mass, Mar S.-The
settlement of the Lawrence strike is
in sight
This afternoon it was learned that
the mill owners and operators IN a
meeting, practically set
tied on a compromise by which both
factions make concessions. The plan
gives the poorest paid workers a sub
stantial increase, while the advance to
skilled workers is slight. The speed
up system will be abolished.
1t is understood the district attor-
ney will urge the release of Ettor and
Govanniti, the strike leaders, who are
charged with murder, upon bail. The
strikers say there will be no settle
ment until Ettor is released.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
ARRAIGN INDICTED
LABORERS TUESDAY

INDIANAPOLIS, Mar 8.-The 4G
men indicted by the Indianapolis fed
eral grand jury on. charges of compile
ity in the nationwide dynamite con-
spiracy, among whom are many prom
inent labor men, will be arraigned in
the United States district court here
Tuesday. The defendants involved in
the California courts proceedings will
not be arraigned here. The indicted
men will hold conference Monday
and make complete plans for the de
fense.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
Taft's Petition Big.

PORTLAND, Mar. 8.-The petition
to place the name of Senator La Fol
lette on the Oregon presidential prim-
ary ballot will be filed tomorrow. Only
a few more names to complete the
requisite 1000 are needed. The Taft
and Roosevelt petitions are already
L ed. That for Roosevelt has 1928
names, and Taft's petition has ?l99
l,titions to place the names of Idson
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
ON BOARD TAFT SPECIAL, Canton,

ON BOARD TAFT SPECIAL, Canton,
Ohio, Mar. S.-EnrOute to Toledo
where he will speak tonight, Taft ad-
dressed 1000 at Alliance, Ohio, and
said that agitation creating a lack of
confidence is not good and that the
people want quiet confidence then, he
said, stability will come.
He said: "Assuming that everyone
is obeying the law it is prosperity and
business we should look to.
"Agitation creating a lack of confid
cnce among those having capital in
vested is not for the peoples good.
"Therefore what we want is that
uuiet confidence that makes everyone
look after his own business and put
as much money into it as he can. Then
jobs will be many, wages will rise,
We will have money to buy shoes for
our children and those liking comfort
can enjoy it.
@It is wise that we should not cuIti-
vate hostility between classes and be-
tween persons in a similar situation
and that we should have confidence in
each other because we are all in the
same boat"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
BUSINESS IS BETTER
SAYS MOSCOW MERCHANT

George Creighton, prominent mer-
chant of This city, returned today from
Spokane wIl,, g he met nG.nber of the
biggest business men. There is a
fine feeling Of confidence in the fu-
ture,' he said II was tolI by men
who are fam lar with business condi-
tions all tser The country that there
was every !, 'ilcation of Improved con-
ditions. In ,naiy lines of Industry the
factories are working to fill their or
ders which are contracted for far in
ard The factories will haya to get
busy"
Il visited Portland and Seattle re-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08

GENTLY" said Mr.. Creighton, "and found
things improving. At Seattle / was
told that there was a noticeable change
for the better, while at Portland
found the building boom still on and
everybody busy and business good.
found Spokane also on the upward
road, and was told that there was
change for the better. Houses were
again filling up, showing that people
were moving that way"
Mr. Ceighton said there was appar-
emily nothing in the political situation
to disturb business and it was the
general opinion that the country would
soon assume normal condition with
business in all lines good.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
Young Allen Buried.

The remains of George Francis AL
len were laid to rest in the Catholic
cemetery today. The services we're
held at 10 o'clock this morning in the
Catholic church, Rev. Father Pecoul
officiating. The pail bearers we're:
John Shannan, John and Will Hum
phrey, Will Bobbins, Jr., and John and
Joe Devine Many beautiful floral of
ferings from friends covered the
casket.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
Amundsen Found 1t.

LONDON, Mar 8-Confirmation Of
Roald Amundsen's success in reaching
The pole was received by the London
Express today in dispatch from IIo-
bart Tasmania where Amundson has
just arrived.
The message said the Norwegian
would visit San Francisco before re-
turning to Europe. He kept his crew
aboard the Fran and successfully pre-
vented the details Of his trip leaking
out. After a week in this city he will
sail for Buneos Aires, thence around
the Horn to San Francisco then will
drift through northwest passage to the
Atlantic. The fact that no direct news
has been received from Scott leads to
the belief that Amundsen got to the
pole first. It is reported he remained
there three days.
If Amundsen remained at the pole
three days it is admitted his observa-
tions could not have been faxed. A
dispatch to the London Star says that
when Amundsen was asked if Scott
had reached the pole he refused to an
swer.
Amundsen positively denied telling
the correspondent of the London Ex-
press or anyone else that Captain
Scott had reached the south pole.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
Think Printer Murdered.

TACOMA, Mar. SIN the person of
j. c. Brown, printer who formerly
worked in La Grande, Oregon, aged SO,
who was arrested here on a charge of
attempted assault on several little
girls, the police believe they have the
murderer of little Barbara Hoffman
in Portland. The police are communi-
eating with Portland in an effort to
identify Brown
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
Z. r. Leads in X. C.

KANSAS CITY, Mar. S.--Leading all
other candidates about Is to 1 votes,
Colonel Roosevelt, judging from the
pI Ieferential primaries in the 5th con-
gressional district, is the popular choice
Of this section of the state for the
nomination. The vote was: Rocse-
welt, $780, Taft, 800; La Toilette, 55;
Cummins, 6.
The Roosevelt delegates will con-
vene next Tuesday to select delegates
to the national convention. The Taft
supporters, who say the primaries are
illegal, will select their national con-
vention delegates tomorrow. Contesting
delegates are expected from every dis
trict in Missouri.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08

This dispatch, dated at Hobart, Tas-
mania, to the Reuter- Agency here, fur
ther complicates the situation regard
ing the alleged successful dash to the
south pole of the British explorer. 1t
was generally believed that Amundsen
was responsible for the first message.
In reply to a cablegram for further
information it was stated that nothing
had been heard from either Amundsen
or. Scott
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
EVERY WOMAN
ATTEND MEETING


Every woman in Moscow is urged to
be present tomorrow when the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Chamber of Commerce
will hold a most important meeting in
the office of the Chamber.
At the last meeting of the Auxiliary
every woman present was made a
committee of one to bring three other
women, and every effort will be made
to have. every part of the city repre-
sented.
The Importance of the meeting
comes from the fact that President
Mrs. Truitt, will tomorrow name her
committees for club work. These
committees are on Streets and Al
leys," Parks and Trees" School
Grounds Bill Board" Vacant and
Unsightly Lots" and Sanitation"
AS representatives from every sec
ton of the city will be selected for
membership in these committees it is
urged that every loyal Moscow woman
be present and assist in the selection
and see that her own part of the city
is given it's proper representation.
The meeting will be held in the
Chamber of Commerce rooms at 3
O'Clock p. m.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
N. ]. ROACH
KILLED INSTANTLY

PORTLAND, Mar. 8-N j. Roach,
aged 43, workman on a History
building under course of construction,
fell from the 18th story to the pave
ment Wednesday and was instantly
killed Roach was setting a piece of
terracotta when he slipped. A large
number Of people witnessed the fall
and several women tainted
Strangely enough, Roach's body
showed few evidences of the fall.
Roach was employed in Moscow as
contractor on the brick work of the
federal building last summer and is
we'll known here.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
AMUNDSEN WAS DISCOVERER OF THE
SOUTH POLE=FOUND new LANDS

CHRISTIANA, Mar. Sizing Haak-
EN- today cabled Amundsen cOngratula-
ting him on the discovery of the south
pole and granting the explorer per-
mission to use the names of himself
and Queen Maud in connection with
the new land discovered.
The nature of the lands discovered
is not announced and intense interest
is felt throughout Norway because
there have been stories that great gold
deposits existed there.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
Congress to Act.

WASHINGTON, Mar. Stalking the
stand that the Lawrence textile work
ers have proved conclusively to the
house rules committee that the strikers
and their children had been abused by
the Lawrence police and mill owners,
Congressman Wilson of Pennsylvania,
chairman of the house labor and
commerce committee, today predicted
that a congressional action will be or
dered.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
AMERICAN PEOPLE WANT QUIET AND FAITH
TELEGRAM A FORGERY.
IS DIX0N'S CLAIM

through, Senator Joseph Dixon, Roose-
velts campaign manager, today de-
nounced as a forgery the telegram
published here purporting to be from
Dixon to Roosevelt, and reading:
THE senate has ratified your con-
tention in regard to the treaties. Our
democratic friends have come to your
rescue. Joseph Dixon"
"There is no excuse for this fragrant
forgery" said Dixon, Il only sent
Roosevelt brief note appraising him
of the passing of the arbitration
treaties"