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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-19
ACHE; FOGHORN

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov.
19.-Because he had pains in his
stomach, August Nelson, keeper
of Mile Rock lighthouse, blew
fog signals. When the pains in
creased, Nelson thought he was
dying, SO he began to shoot dis
tress rockets. Several tugs re-
sponded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-19
PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO BE
TAUGHT LAW ON CURFEW

and a thorough course of in
struction on the law will be given
in every room in the city.
I Cards will also be posted in
the schools showing the law, and
the parents will be educated by
the schools as to the require
merts of the new ordinance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-19

The public schools are to be
brought into line as adjuncts to
the police department in enforc-
ing the new curfew law.
Commissioner Mills had a con-
ference with Superintendent Gel
ger, and the latter has agreed to
take the matter up in the schools
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-19
SOME SWAIN, Ell?

(By United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES. CAL, Nov. 19.
Judge Monroe elected news Of
an unusual change of sentiment
by learning that F. A. Mackie,
81, called on his wife 107 times
in five weeks during his recent
wooing. Mackie now wants a d.
vorce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-19
ALKALI IKE

Ever see a photograph of our
old friend, "Alkali Ike?
Here he is and his real name
is Augustus Carney.
It's a great big handle for a
very small pitcher. But he's full
up to the brim with humor and
sense.
Carney is one of the few mov-
ing picture players who has sue
ceeded in attaching a character
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-19

) o
SCRANTON, Pa, Nov 19-Because he "haes to take o
the worthless services, Dr. Lee B. Woodcok
young society and physician whose practice has been
Scrantons weahiest residents has given the @
his profession. .Woodcock said that his @
practice but hnted that his
conscience troubled him. @
9 @ @ @ O @ 8 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ o @ 9
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-19

has practically lost his own iden-
tity in the character.
"The Shotgun Ranchman,
"The Ranchman's Anniversary"
and "On the Moonlight Trail are
all pictures in which he has made
thousands of friends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-19

OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. 10
Herman Otto, blacksmith, says he
has too strenuous a wife for a
peaceful man. She BACKED his
eyes and then told the neighbors
that a horse kicked him. He's
after a divorce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-19
MANIAC WITH DYNAMITE
HOLDS ENTIRE POLICE
DEPARTMENT AT BAY

(3y United Press Leased Wire.)
Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 10.
Just before noon today an un-
known man wearing black
mask and bearing an Odd-lOoking
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-19
HIS FIRST SPEECH,
PLEA FOR WIFE
AND CHILDREN

aNATIC CLOSING BULLOCK AND HOUS-
TON COURT YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
WHEN MEN WE'RE GIVEN JAIL SENTENCES BY JUDGE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-19

With Times Want Ads at 1c word, no
one has an excuse for not advertising their
various wants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-19
@ o @ o @ o O. @ o @ o o o @ Z
WEATHER FORECAST

o Occasional rain tonight
@ and Wednesday. Cooler to-
. night, except near coast. {
q @ o @ @ @ O @ @ @ @ @ q @ @ g
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-19

AFE wATERTOwER says, "It's
all right for a gel to learn how
TO do raffia tides and pierced
brass lamp shades, but what
has become of the gel who
could make doughnuts?"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-10-11

Al The psssent day when % many
plays ars being prsssntsd which dsal
With qusstiosabls sslJects, Il b . ssites
" turn 10 . drama which bssathD psr.
~ ed spod IslIowshlp end isads The
Gay - . bsighsss vssv = NJ ssd
hsmsamlty.
gssh p,ay = "Ths Ranasy", wvieess
b Edward T. Rsss. expsesly ~
Aean. 0ssklIl assd xacvisty. aad pes-
ducsd By them.
The theme u the play eoeessss .
man aud . woman happily massssd
and surrounded BY every luxury that
ssosssy and culture csn secure. Bst ~
husband b On uahelbssss, as athsist.
without lAith II any klnd.
Thsss y . jassing note In the hoass-
hald harmony, psss0uallty q was
With tbs psacs and love u ~ nsmbess.
No one soslcss this until . srisad q
the husband cosssss, Father Kelly, .
PRIEST II The modern world With . dssp
iuslghs Into human nature aud . diviss
love ios hls lsltovassn. And VIXEN
stress and trouble Gonna. vhea ~
home b wrecked and husband aad wlos
ass bso0ghs 10 the depths u sudssing
agony. II h the PRIESTS calm eoSmNs
end lAith that savss them, drlvss svay
the clouds u suspsolon, Doubt asd
snIslruss. end bring them 10th luto tbs
sunlight u hops and love.
Thls play wili b sssa q The Do,ssss
opsss hoUss sect Tuesday evening Oct-
obsr 10. and wlll b produosd sxsesly
- sssn during lie famous thsss noaths
run In Chtcago, two months ssn 10
New Yosk CITY, and two nsonths run
q the Clubs Theatre In Hasl0n.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-10-11

nIsAnfA1NT o.. InR yNr1al0a, o..
-. r. l:s.s:;s z: 49, 6;:'ls:s ~:
Ssllsq ~ . s69al9s1 p sp0lissAips - u
cVsl1SCs..ss s ~ 49, ss.ss sshssL
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-10-11

II yoa sss mot . subscriber 10 TIE
Star but rsosivs sample copy o. sws
Do not b aisaid II Secslvlns . blli ~
sAsns. 1Ah y QUE u our ways u -
vsstislng. Tsks the papsr and ssaA u
and u you liks u subscsihs Ios u, U ses
hand u 70 your nsighber. may b -
wlll llke 70.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-10-11

Friday. orsobee u. 'sss|


N pvsa1bsassy Asisa 1ms68.
o. a IT, ucst inposssss pat.
ten * lhe consideration Of The
voeess u this seate q The Nov(m.
ber electloa y The prohibitosy
auesduest 70 the coestituticu
Followiss b the amendment -
initiated:
'.Assicls XXI. No persoa. ~
sociasioa Or cosposstioa shall.
within this state. manufacture Tor
sale q gin. ssy intoxicating
liquo1; ard % pefooa, association
q cosposstios shall import lot"
this seste any intoxicating liquors
for sale q GIN; ard % pessoas, .,
scciaaioe q corporation shall.
within this state. ell q ksep for
sajs asy intoxicating liquosS Of
oGss any Intoxicating liquoes Sos
sals, barter q trade. Provided.
hcWeves, that til handling Of 10
toxicatisg liquors for nedicinal o.
sscssaestal psrposes may b. pro
vtded ~ ~ seaeuee.
II lIquoe isteseses ere orenu.
ised undes ~ uane s'Colosado tus
insss Men's Hoe Rule League, !"
asd ass psstiag forth every en-
Asavos % deksat he PROPOSED
omeedoeat. Theis slogas y uow
locaI opeioa. although thess Same
peopje doue their bese to defeat
IL local oplioa Iaw whes Il wss
uudss coosideratiou u TIE State
Legislature.
III liquog iueegeaes age bitterly
oppoood 70 ~ heal cpeioe Nv bot
ekey realise & b uuch easjes TO
vtolnee 4 ehan & viii h 10 vlslate
~ 6hovs snss1ness II 4 3 plieed
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-10-11
1nl1 Calander Samples at The Star
o61ce. Phone, write or call
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
tpuAllsAssD
nn~n P1wnne u eko nntoeiOg.

u.n Cad 01ss q bvsaasS, Colsssae.
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-10-11


The Rxecutlve ard Canpalgn
Cummletees q The Colombo State
B6lecsial Associatioo have outlinsd
. vieososs campaign sos tbe pur.
49, q secusiag TIE adoption Of the
pgopneed lAw 10 seduce TIE cot Of
peieeing cooslllutiosal snenduests
- iailiole6 ard Se6esred bills.
Thh proposed law viii sppsar %
~ hsltol b positioa ssvea u The
~ e bllb ssboltted ios sdopsios
q ssjeceIoa. Il ssduces the nso.
~ q puhlicatloas iron. 10 ore
nswspapss IT 6oss consecutive
Wesks q each county. 70 CO pub-
1lcalioo Il too papess u opposite
polietcol filth u sach.
IT. eaopalgs co00lttee latesds
- cou1uel . eaopaigu q edueaeIoa
amoag ~ ssa6sss a III vsrious
pooeso = ~ seaie. theosgh edvss-
6lGomon1o ~ aeWs seoslss h thsiS
poposD - thsoagh psssoeal Wesk
koSuooo ~ ssd elsclios day.
w. ~ direct leglslasles psla.
49, ~ bsfose tke psopls fns
o1oc1ion q sqjeeajeo no yam go
- oslsoos - q psbllsAlag IL
Ccn0oooo 0oooogoo - - - ~
0o1Sr1oo1 eeguDe0eD oenlnsl ~ 60
sl1nssa = - psiselPls i.as lav.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-10-11

pvsve. Ulah, Oss. 4 ~ ~ 6esws
|hoadss1 - slg6ly 49, = - -
0susleg las6 = loo lylo(n4 olu VS1Iea
- suDaed - ts1Av.
Tsapsss. iDss.. oss.A-1Ae skeess1
hetlss - tWessy-sWe vloltan - ~
|Rl0hts sspjes1sa + : vaeekedgs usss
wesvsssA es1ay. Uss Aee1tSA hsrs
~ pNwdss exp,s6sd ~ M 80
thoughs 70 - dsad.
LoWdon, Ost. .. - isus Alsraech IN
. Parts aosasy today mys ehol ths
Osssk mlulssss has bssM usesllsA lson
C0nslantlaopls snd thss ~ ossvlaU
eovssnnssms and Bulsasiea Wlnlseen
On ain pEspasing - lsave. Al - the
Balkan staess hsvs ssvsspA dlp)smalte
relations With Turkey ssd . dsslasassoa
u was = moassstasiiy sxpscsed.
Washlnstoo, OCT. l.-rsillse " IN
ssFoplans from more shan A1ou ~ In
the cir end sscaping viii only ~
scratches wss ths expssisess AZ
William Kabitsks. . professional avI.
atos u The army aviatlnn sehNs, u
College Park. Nd, today. KaAitske
was attempting to coasplsts tws-hoSr
endurance test and he'd howu - min.
utss, when the engine suddsnly stop
ped and the ssroplaas started . sapld
descent.
Chsvsnne, wyo., Oct A-(3psslai.)
Within - nniles Of Chsysnns, 0soege
Fisher, stangvs bsrs ios hls health,
to-day shot end killed one a. the largest
mountaiu Inns ever sssn 10 eastern
Wyomtsg, aflss arunning 6attls last
Ing ten minutes. Fisher, Who = Gssbis
from tubeFcUlus,s, vent tOs . walk In
the soothilis at Heela small sstslsment
vest Of here. He sook involves. Two
mills from town be- copied . bugs
animal dsvour ths caresn q . seses.
Taklng careful aim hs hie ~ hsast
In the body With . bulDet. with o
gsowl the bsast Dslt IL victim and
started fos Fisher. who rstFseseds but
took . running shos at tbe aslmaI.
which did mot sssm 10 hart II 4 third
shot bit the bruts In the hss6 asd II
It'll within 20 lsst Of the man Who was
then - weak be was hardly ah,s TO
stand. The lion weighed 80 pnsnds
aud nssasused nias feet from TIP 70 tip.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-10-11

"a Ia o. . - Gsi:,sAs
y ~: : 81 % E ~ -. L.: o..
~ : :; ii7E ::;S IN n::ssss
=. ,.As,s.,.H 81 kW ''''''s
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-10-11
STATE NEWS MITES

II Il
- ~ pl1un, 49, 49, 1s1.aae1 =
- 01Qllo roenasy - - -
~ orS0DGuo O1nge eessessD1 -
- ~ ~ usuD1 - vsAsSsetsst
Lsuls losneau. d, ~ ~ nAsss,
Il ~ 49, f1(uss - dsseh ~
1oou1og, eoos os1os D1UA They -
o1oe hsesln6 - oaassday - wsss
snaght = : falsaasd.
TSlsh y. 6ualah, TAAnas J. 1tnsd-
~ =. a. Msssshsoass. ". =. 0olds-
| esesuoh 80 1ol1sas enltb, I'll q Dc.
~, wsss ludls(s1 ts1ay - : Weld
sseely ssan1 Jssy . ~ eharss y
esosplsasy y sonWsls lasossy snd o.
~ asssy ssdss 49, psssoss..
sAsDAay = ~ wssA In dsstsoysd
90 - ~ slsvss cottages q ths ssss
II ~ essemlaeasy II 0sssh Paensa
- : slxth bslld,ng w. panty torn
dsys y ehssk ~ ps1gssn y ~
naqisss. Ths bslldlses Destroyed wess
We p"V = 10 s As
ny
Mn vnnk Wemmes, a Pine river
ohp was shoe sud seriously injured BY
tn accidental dlschargs n ; gsn lass
9atssaay, y q Ochsnss's heapltal.
Dusa&so. ssstins fAisiy comfortable.
Ws' - ouo's'os ss. vi e"''
- - - s0a's ene"os :" sy'
w ~ -
s"sss, pos.0 T" having 70
seos''A"y "o"
Capea,n R,chmond Pr.,,on Hot,oo.
IT, ne,n - ~. .lnh,ns - The Meer,.
.,ae n s.nt,a.n ~ dur,r, the anan.
- -, ~ sl.c. th.n 4 prominent
a~us. I. ~. rn,,,s. anA ..l,s,,eI ~ ~
- oount,v. vill speak n Denver 4
10 Avdl,osium rviday uiebt, Csp.
sa'n hoes'a ~ essd'eess 'os un'seo
eses eesos HON ~ no'ns sssse'
.Asos ~ 70 Dnvs'
esoss 70 ssep'ess q e ~ co'ossoo
- wv 100 ~ g no.
.o.n"s - s.sse !. osos,' q We pro-
upoa Ct the somlng slsction.
Rohsst Harris, veteran tsspper end
hustss, Who 3 nd To know more
ahout Wild animals than any man IN
the vicinity u Windsor. and Who hes
ashlsvsd isms = . weather psophet.
pssdlcis that the wistss oe leIS-ls viii
b sathss mild. Harris basss biz OBJ
sssvaeioes % the astious oe sAms end
~ thlsknso u fss. He sAys IL wia-
" vlll opsa With cold weather lbs
ahost lhsss vssts. followed By . warm
spsll In Jassasy. February wlll b she
ensdsse meath With 10 sstssusly bed
ssaahss. ept)ae wili assivs sssly and
~ ulsoss ~ = - ~ saaop stoek
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-01


The Cenera China Reform conference with Secretary Ma
Association pledged themselves Mr. Yin Secretary Ma
stop contributing guilds Internationally the
The beggars promptly resolved his de
upon Otherwise Yin said the
Instead however scattering all
their attacking the re- China The old scale
formers tmethey con- again Payments
individuals be head beggars
and made really examples heretofore The beggars made
of them Thousands of bggars only future
logged them constantly They they will declare strike
beged their against individual member OF
by thousands day They walled the without notifying
about their houses Secretary Ma that there be
gave them drove adjudication of his
WILL 1912 BE LIKE 1924? -,-' ! set ~
What if there three political parties in the field this
nearly equal number with the Socialists sappg the strength of
each and mixing the November that candidate
get majority in the electoral college? -&a-
In that the election would be thrown the house of
representatives constituted with its heavy Democratic
ory The house. under the constitution choose candidate
from those receiving the three highest the electoral coegeI
Doubtless the Baltimore if third the would
be chosen with a Nhoop. So
The electoral college could legally entirely outside the list
of candidates voted by the people, but probably would be
promptly and unanimously ynched attempted take such az
liberty with and unwritten law.
Only president of the United States elected by
the house This John Quincy Adams The presidential eco
of 1924 fell the EZRA Of good feeling brought about by thee
administration President James Monroe There clearXa
Evening star., 1912-03-09

a new residence for Miss Margaret Cam
eron. on the property adjoining the resi-.
dence OF A. ]. Parsons. at the northwest
corner of 18th and r streets northwest
The exterior will be built of yellow
brick and white marble, giving the color
tone which is identified with the Georgian
style Of architecture In this respect. as
we'll as in the arrangement and treatment
of the interior. the architect. j. H. de 81.
bour, will aim to secure a unity in design
and pleasing harmony. There are to
be four stories, and the space In the rear
will be laid out as a garden. The south
side of the house, which will extend along
an alley, will have windows so that the
house will have exposures on three sides.
The contract for the eretcton OF the
building has been awarded to w. C
Lipscomb Co.
Evening star., 1912-03-09
Another Row of
SSF1IGF1 VIEW'' Homes
Af1d==AhL SOLD

View"
Il II roof
OF
day
tain 6 andba
" money will n
dsee homea
Evening star., 1912-03-09


to
arere
Evening star., 1912-03-09

The Playwright-Ah! the audience is
calling for the author.
The House Manager-I hear 'em: but
you can get out through the alley and I'll
hold 'em back while you beat it.-Phila.
delphia Bulletin
Evening star., 1912-03-09
(After first small cash payment.

out
have
nyou determine % home willy
off
ithe time to make your inpeto
getofa RhodeI sand venue m walk east.
Evening star., 1912-03-09
Business Property
FOR SALE-NEAR 18th
AND G. SITS.

FOR SALE-NEAR 18TH
AND G SITS.
PRICE, $4,000. LEASED
TO ONE TENANT AT ST.
100 A YEAR. A STRICTLY
FIRST : CLASS MODERN
BUILDING. GOOD LOT
TO WIDE ALLEY.
FOR SALE-14TH ST.
VERY CHOICE.
PRICE. S11,75o; RENT
ING FOR SIS A MONTH;
SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVE
MENT: LOT 2oxIIo; WEST
SIDE OF STREET.
FOR SALE-NEAR THE
BOSTON HOUSE.
MODERN BUSINESS
BUILDING.
LEASED TO ONE TENANT.
PRICE, $I75oo. LEASED
$I,5oo A YEAR.
FOR ,:Sh sALE-14TH ST, COR
PRICE, $4,000.
Rents $245 a month. A
modern building; lot 25x126.
FOR SALE-5o4 nth ST.
NV.
ADJOINING THE COR
NER OF E; LOT 25x7o; I'M
PROVED BY A 3-STORY
BUILDING. THIS WELL
LOCATED P r ERTY
CAN BE PURCHASED AT
"A VERY REASONABLE
FIGURE. EXCLUSIVE
| AGENTS.
FOR SALE
A VALUABLE 9TH ST.
CORNER, NEAR K ST.; IS
FEET FRONT ON 9TH ST.
A BARGAIN AT $4,000.
FOR SALE
/ NEW YORK AVENUE
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH.
CHEAP AT $4,000. VALU-
ABLE FOR BUSINESS.
FOR SALE-A PROMI-
NENT CORNER ON 11TH
ST.
PRICE, $4,000. RENT
ING FOR $500.
FOR SALE $4,000.
| LEASED $2,Ioo A YEAR.
NEW BUILDING NEAR
18th AND G.
FOR SALE-oTH ST. COR
NER.
$4,000. RENTING FOR
$122 A MONTH; 81 FEET
ON 9TH ST.; ONE OF THE
BEST PROPOSITIONS
EVER OFFERED ON THIS
STREET.
FOR SALE-14TH ST.
NEAR S.
STORE PROPERTY.
LOT 24xI2o,T ITO WIDE AL
LEY; $4,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave,
Evening star., 1912-03-09

S4AT is what purchasers of the Spring Road Properties will
obtain These homes good investment because they
of sterling character and the fact that they located
Spring Road right where 18th The
estate advantages h street, especially Spring Road need
introduction who has lived Washington
length of time The future of Spring Road probably almost
well known as the present prosperity of 18th street.
Spring Road, you know, is become of the ap-
poache to Rock Creek Park This will the Spring Road
Properties right the intersection of the
thoroughes Don't overlook the this
Most successful people today attribute their
two thingte owning of their homes and profitable
The Spring Road Properties these require
men for success and buy with the money
you paying small cash makes
mediate and the home buy ready for
After the first small cash payment only $500
required payable like and this $8oo per includes
all interest
The total price is but $1,000 Five thousand dollars for
home the midst of eight thousand
muny and
You have got the Spring Road Properties appreciate
this opportunity both from the standpoint your
that investigation at
TO INSPECT-Take any 14th going north, get
only few minutes ride from city,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-11
ARE FINED
Plead Guilty 10 Conspiracy to
Grant Rebates.

AZ Chicago three Of the big New
York Central lines, indicted by the
federal grand jury for conspiracy to
grant rebates. pleaded guilty and paid
aggregate fines OF $4,000.
The only concession made by the
government was the nonsuiting OF the
cases against the assistant traffic
managers OF two OF the roads named
in the Indictment. The fine. $4,000
on each Of the four counts. is the maxi
mum under the anti.rebating statute
The railroads and amounts OF their
fines Lake shore. $4,000. Michigan
Central. $4,000. Big Four, 500. 900
The big Four tCleyeland. Cincinna-
II, Chicago and ST I.ouisl was indicted
on two OF The counts, One count was
specified IN the charges against the
Micbieau Central and the Lake Shore
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-11
SUICIDE ALL RIGHT AGAIN


Clio. Mich. May 9.-Announced a.
dead from the effects OF strychnine M
had taken with suicidal intent. Franz
Tenny is again. or still. in the land ~
the living. When physicians wers
called after his attempt az selfda
struction. they worked over him sew.
eral hours. but without result and
finally gave him up as dead. To ease
the pain he was suffering. they had
administered opiates TO him. The
combination OF the opiate and thu
strychnine must have had a good q
feet, for shortly after being given un
ne opened his eyes anN asked for a
drink OF water. From then on his re.
covery was rapid. so that he was pro.
nounced out OF danger He declares
he is sorry for what he did, and that
now he wants 20 live.
His Is the second case or attempt.
ed suicide near here within a week,
in which the would-be self-slayer es.
capped death by the narrowest OF roar.
gins. Last week John Briggs. an AR
bella farmer drank laudanum and was
worked over all night. respiration be.
ing kept up artificially for three
hours. AT the end OF that time he
began TO mend, and is now as we'll as
ever.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-11
SUFFRAGISTS MARCH
IN MONSTER PARADE
Fifteen thousand Women In
Line in New York.
Chinese Women Have Dragon Flags
Kindergarten Branch OF Process
sion Arranged by Mrs. o.
n. p. Belmont.

One OF the features OF the great pa
rade OF the New York suffragists
was mems division. made up OF about
1900 marchers Of the Mems League
for Equal Suffrage. representing fifty
different professions and trades
There were $1,000 women in the
parade. most Of them wearing the
same stlye OF hat. Many carried white
umbrellas lettered with Votes for Wo-
men" and other slogans,
The men marched in military for
nation in companies OF 100, eight men
In a squad
Mrs. o. II p Belmont, who march
ed at the head OF band OF 500 or more
women was the only marcher who
had made arrangements for mothers
and babies-a Kindergarten branch OF
the procession. She welcomed in her
division av mothers who were not
able TO leave heir babies at home.
Besides the chinese women who
marched In the procession TO represent
the enfrancnised women, carrying ban
ners bearing the Chinese dragon, there
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-11
REPORT ON TITANIC PROBE
II VIII BE compensive and Fix Re
sponsIblIity for Disaster.

The u. S. senate committee in
Washington which is investigating the
Titanic disaster has concluded it's
hearing and is considering the formu.
lation OF its report.
Senator Smith, the chairman, return.
ed from New York. where he has been
pursuing the inquiry lie says the
report will be comprehensive relating
to this marine disaster and will fix
responsibility. Sweeping recommen.
dations for legislation for the preserva,
ton OF life at sea Will probably be
made.
Senator Smith said; THE inquiry
has been closed. don't think there
will be any further public hearings.
The matters that | took up in New
York were important and had TO do
directly with the mechanical sufiiclen.
cy OF some features OF the ship.
think the record has also been cleared
up with relation 10 the conflict in
testimony concerning discipline on the
Titanic"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-11
TAFT GETS MAJORITY
Returns from Massachusetts Primaries
Practically Complete.

The very latest returns from the
primary are complete with the excep-
tion OF the vote in three small towns
They show that Taft led Roosevelt
by 1919. while Clark led Wilson by
l9.O2l In the preferential vote OF the
people for their selections for the Re
publican and Democratic nominations
for president.
The vote for Taft was silly; for
Roosevelt, S3,l44: for Clark. 80, 491;
for Wilson, 14.4T0
Eight delcgates.at.large pledged to
Roosevelt were chosen by about $500
plurality over the Taft slate.
When theodore Roosevelt learned
OF the result in Massachusetts he re-
nounced his claim TO the eight dele
gates az large, saying that as Taft
had carried the state teh delegates
should vote for him