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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
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bauptmann, pier -5srI.utuonts, iunf
l.utnanis, .iu.r gefr,it.n. sintm
5de,r u1o ,in.n Jnfant.riitsn O,r'
iebsR iporo.n.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

rau Sol. 4. 8. in
G, SiIinoiS bat,
tpie iie mir in einem
ensliiden Brlcie nit.
thetlt. eineu Offenen
uuf ID
rem Slate, uno oas
Wafier BARON mus fir
ben Saus9ehrauh TO-
tuie fir bas &ieb be-
nust lperoen. Seit
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

lnipOrtei. Vile ipIte Nuiraqeu lino unter
telihIuB oes NoreBlireiiens Su aoreiiiren
N: Law Department, "'Volksrath'',
La Crosse. Wis.
SAILS ldnsere brieiIih E Nntport no.
this lit poer serulniht piro. mug Der Se.
trag uou 81 oaiir eiuqeiauot iueroeu.
Siir Nusfertisung leealer Sotumente wer.
ben ote aplten bcrehnet.
+. y. in g.. isis. Ser Shoemaker bat
teiu 6fht Den Sturgeon lbef bic aelp6bn.
lidlen Nrbeitsitunoen gu beltdftiaen. uno
oas neue @eies in SeSua auf 9inoerarbeit
iest oies aenau felt. @enn Der 4Ranu Die.
les @eies lbertritt Iiebt ihm eine itrenae
Strnie beuur ialls Die N2utter oes anaben
beim i'aatIidem Nroeits. 81 mmiHdr pprIteG.
Ita ptro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

9ie Neoisiu iit's' Stout uur tiei
uuo tiefer
Sns NdbprtHth. oas lie Sud aufaebaut!
2et Men t1cngeiE ppl pom Sers
trGuen ihfiei er.
limb iparo nuh ofteiH iolter Soldier Ia ut.
Eer luaro erorudet pom ben 2 d a IL
rtnaeH.
Son hithen. Sldeu. 3euislsidlineen
Sn, ielbit Die @rofe n aui ben b6hIen
Shrouen
Stehn Ia mob inter Ihrem Hegiulent,
unf Mullen folgen. neil lie erne mphnen
Ser " ahrbett. oeren 6lantnIe brennt
Stui @tilt oes Npites, o1S Nltlre b1ueuo
Yer behrfH @ottlu, ihr allein pertrauenoi
60 bat oas %plt iih feIbt iein Sell
%erfuuoen.
Gin itIihter 9tanu bat ihrn BEN sSea ae.
5elai.
@rae' III Der @eg. uiht ( d lanaenhai
g%erpuneen.
Ntt friidem Miuthe ipirc has SieI erreibt
3ie NitfruelSbelt mus III 8poen iinten
Sor unietm Stern. MIR icben bel Tin
bIintenl
Gs 1T Der Stern, Der II sum @nten
Ieitet,
Ter Nenihhfit Wpbt If uli'rer
6IGgae Sprud,
Ter nns aui uni rer ihneren 5abrt bc9leitct.
Ter uns bis lest ourh maude &Iippeu
truN.
5te etu'ge 2iebe III nit uuS im Suuoe.
Ecs neue 0eif, Is meroe MlIer 6uuoel
9r. 81. .. GeioIer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
An den Herrn Gesundheitsrath, La Crosse, Wis.

Gin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." RrhGer ii6er g eren e. q Be nmotismu uuo
oeAcn .25e bonofnr9t-oa R Gtt er6arrr! 9dd6rie6er pom Or.
Sir 1arues 23arr, 2rdGoent ser 13riit6en 2Ieoisnu6en ceferu6oft.
2Siroe oife 6ritId6e gminens 6eri6ter, pos Fe ii6er GereuerBeama
nj 6t ,peiB, 10 eutfinoe oorous eru aroBes 23uc6.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

u lius @. in g.,
9oobo, unier &C.
itabier Geier, ihrelbt
mir iolgenoen Brief,
Der lid gang ieIbit CT
Hart:
So. Soaho. ~.
Sept. 1913.
@ertheiter Serr @e.
iunoheitsrathi
SIREN Dertben
brief babe i'd erbal'
ten, be3u9nehmeno
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

ga ittStNNN NibANhNAhs -HtaltltU XII
oeht uuo In ihpne Serie sctltlott:
,,ltnier Strcbcn!
Sabrtauienoe iine ihon oahnlelUfeu,
&o teire 9slehertehr - in gUlalcu.
&ir iah'n Der gSelt, Der MfWhbtit neue
Sprpfien
Serliingt, pertIdrt in Der uno iener
,3fit.
Nus ~tieiiirn 5lefen rang Die Sunni cmpcr.
Die W iieuihaft, tie tam m bohiien
SIor.
0as ale MuQen, ale Serier ireute,
Sos ihuf Der @teniteu euig reacr9eiit:
g9as Seseu rings aui uniere &iaoc Iirrute
llno mas Elm 9tel Der @Dttlthteit Der.
heiBt,
7os wuhs empor, eepflest nit bfiBer 9iebe,
SIN Ntenlden9eiiie wuherteH biz 3rlebe.
0ur eine sunni bIieb tiei I'M Nraen
lIeGen,
Sn einem 3 um y ppn 9 iii uu0 Mober
ppl,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

oes Sdlaeflufes ron @uliap &in9polo
in 9eutlhlano. @eil i6 aber nift IN
Der Sage bin, Sbnen iein Befinben uno
ieine Sage aennu su be'hreibeu, 70 babe
i'd SIREN Srief ibm aeid,tt uno sefast.
baB er Shnen NIes gang eeaou ihrelbt
npn ieinem 8efinbeu unb mas er idon
alfrbano rgebpttert" bat; babe ibn audi
eeIhrieben er iole thun mas er tam,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

2tnfer 5treben!- Cine Rpot6eofe, 9erptontet Ser u q tmrBetrpe lie
rro tbrett Sc9nnr9etr fr SOS 25c9, inn @orhrat at sem, 1,bei:
tnrop erbdn9riBpoueu gr9e6nine1 ieues 1prt
rvten Experiments - ser Meoi5in!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
8elenfrbeus

8elenfrbeus
nj ntismus idreibt
mir cine seihdste 9es
ferin, 6rau q maIte
@. in s., @is.. UNI
8atb. 0leihSeitig iens
Oct lie mir i~olsenoen
ibr, ME iie ia9t, iebr
iutereHanten Sci
%tun9sartItel lber Die
les 4eioen. 9eidrieben
BON Sir Sames 8drr,
ID. 3. (nebIt elmer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

punfto oeiuneheitidpes Grinfwaiier. Die u DIT uue s t II ht ia tie ais
IS e me- un> N ifrobentSe er erner KIaie. Die pidbtiofeit Ser
Mifroben ue . aiilleu ais weEntlihe s a tx + e II int Il a aus
battle Ser Hatur lit nd1 lanee ntht poll ereruneet. Sa,iIIen
fins niht Sic II + a d II, ionoern Sic prooufte pom Iranfheiten!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
Ser 3ampf bes SebenS lit aeinem
leidlt! TOlseu elmer Srnh.
Operation.

Crau Nf orie &.
J in d., g ii D.
= 9atoto. gele
IN Sbrem Brleie nit
Bem Beouuern
uon benz ftweren
G bidfaIsihlage, Der
lire dItene 3ohter
betrofen, inoem ihr
rad aur %Sehntd9iger
Gbe Der @atie bel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

Nobt. VI. in a.. Minn. BUR @inaebuna
elmer ebe IT lcet IN allen Stanien Der linton
cine Ntcen6 uptblg, nit Nusuabme uon
YRerlcc, Sub Carolina uno tenn 3err,tprium
Nlasta.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

Senrp 8. in 9. g. @aib. @enn has
@hepaar Shrem 6reunoe fir Die geliebenen
S25U eine Sppotbet Gui 4auo aee,brn, fir
oas nod niht final proof" 9ematt NOR.
ben lit, 10 fam es I'M WidltbeSnhlunasSdne
tpesen Setrng baitbar semaft woreen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

rEr. o. y Seie.
Ter rom 4Qu0cura
Saniial'lm On sra.
topee W tnues
ptn. mn uon Dem
lnieiH llebfrY tierlreis
on eIeier STEELE ihou
10 l1onhtH annlus
theneen uHe aemein.
nnsiseu &turaa &C.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

On oieier AbtbeiIuna
lUeroen Anfrafen uber
3Iedtsiahen non unie.
rem hecht5dnuaIt hes
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

W;lhelm .. in g. Wo. Ter beurIaubte
9ielerotli loIlten beim oeutiden @uniulat
nm %~erIdnaerun9 bee llrIaubS n%athiudeu,
piorl0enfals or llb I'M Sale Der Hndtebr
nab 3eutihIano Der SeltrdIun9 GusieSt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

llno nun babe i'd %uuierer auteu iSrau %.
suliebe ibsr Die rrheumatoioe" 3eufelei,
aui gut bsutih BtieoerreiBeu ae'
nnunt. iait Elm babies BUD eeifrtebeu.
8urS nil i'd rod ttu5uiugsu, oas cossgen
Iotaie Behnnolung iIr bic q 3 1T mno
nur erlnolihss ~iEneres Snuspuben !"
6eilung uerhei6,. Niro bel benz eriteu
q ( q ii9uale Der Raiur, alio beim
eriten @tn 1errelbeH. hosesen rihtis einse'
ifritteu. 10 1T oie 0eiIung einind uno
ipdter INNER idriertger
uno snolid fat unm0gli6. Hheumo If
cine Der oroindriten Teuieleien. oegeH
pelhe bic mooerne Wenidheit nnsutdmpisu
bat. uUo bitter rihi I'D nlemal eeiien
SeridIepouns J
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

Carl &. NR. in g. NIa. @be sic oas
apette photographer beiisen. iouten sic OLE
SeiudsrrIie nah Der 8eimatb leoenfuns
nitt tpagen. Sb Der Q3eiis oee ameriiani.
tnntlhen Giirgerrettes Sic in 0plIduo uor
Der Seltrnfung tpegen Neutrality-suspicious.
uno Der GinlifGung ins 0eer ihlst, tam
Shnen nidt nit &fitimmtbelt seiast wer.
ben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

6rau Asnes g in G. 81. 8enn ,Sbr
@aIte iierben ipIlte. ohne Elm 9eitament Al
blnterI0fieu. 70 neroeu Sic nur Elm 9riitef
ieiues NahIaiies crbeu. Ter Nelt gebDrt
Den 3inbern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

lcieH bat, pioniet Der &aturheiliueiie
oirsmal iolsenoe &ppthepie. ;~tinunla er.
oeht uuo In itpne Serie sctltloet:
1Iufer Efrchfu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-09

FOR SALE Garage and auto repair shop
iu good location, doing o nice business
other business out of town roason for Sell.
ing Address 2GOG care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-09
STOLEN

STRAYED or STOLEN From Red Fork,
Sept u, white, black and tan setter;
old fat deaf and white and black female
|ttt,r pup. half grown. Reward A. f.
Iicnry Catoosa. Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-09

FOR SALE ChalmcIs Detroit 5-passou-or
touring car; good condition. 1909 s.
ChpVpunp.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-09

FOR SALE passenger REQ 1911 model. ex-
cellent condition. Price right Add 1858
care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-09
Personal.

CIT this ou' far luck. send birthdatc and
Zoe for wonderful horoscope Of your en-.
tire life PROT Raphael 400 Lexington Ave,
New York
MARRY Many r.l .ongenisi and anxious
for comr4I. .s Interesting particulars
and photo free. The messenger Sta. D. Jack.
rouv.lic Fla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-09
ROOMS FOR RENT.
UNFURNfsEED.

FOR RENT UnfmIsh,d room in modern
home Desirable location Phone 3CC5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06
AUTOMOBILE THIEF
IS HELD IN SEATTLE
Lewis Austin Believed to Be Member
of Ring Operating on Coast and
Offers Bribe.

Sacramento, Cal, Sept. 6-Lewis
Austin. a man Of many aliases, is today
held by the Seattle police, pending ex'
tradition, having been arrested yester'
day when he attempted to secure from
the steamship officials Of that city
Chalmers automobile, in which he and
his Young wife escaped from sacra'
cento after Austin had been arrested
ON a charge of stealing automobiles
Sheriff Ahern here today said he
believed Austin is a member OF nng
Of automobile thieves operating on the
4acific coast.
In the Chalmers car, alleged to have
been stolen by Austin, the sheriff founu
a license card reading 1928 Oklahoma
city"
When arrested in Stockton, Cal, re-
Gently. it is charged Austin offered .
$500 bribe TO a deputy sherIi, un"
Aheu says he offered bribo of sSO'
TO the Seattle officials.
Austin has been indicted by the sac
ramento grand jury, it is believed but
the indictments are as yet not made
rublie. Ahern will 60 to Seattle to
night for the prisoner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06
DISTRICT EXHIBITS
CANNOT Be CREDITED

Assistant State Superintendent E. r.
Carlton, who has charge Of the indus
trial department of the public schools,
has sent notice to the superintendents
of all the counties and districts Of the
first class, calling attention to the fact
that both county and district exhibits
are provided for at the coming state
fair, but that district exhibits cannot
be credited to the county exhibits.
Prizes are provided for each class. A
special building 5Oxl49 feet has been
erected for the industrial exhibits OF
the children, and in this all agricultural
products, domestic science and manual
training work will be shown. Adioin.
ing this building is tent 5OxsO feet
that will house the children s poultry
exhibits.
Answers have been received from ten
counties saying they will have exhibits.
Those so far reporting are Benton,
Clackamas, Douglas, jackson, Lane,
Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk and Yam.
Hill. McMinnville gives notice that il
will have a district exhibit as large as
any county shows, and Marion will
probably have fine district exhibit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06
WILL TELL STORY Of
GREAT ARMY SCANDAL
Major Murphy Will Defend Mrs. Mer.
riam in What he Calls Foul Con-
spiracy Of Husband.
UNITED PRESS rsAsED wIaB.I

San Francisco, Sept. 6--Inside his
tory Of an army scandal which has
Jared military circles from Jackson
barracks, New Orleans, to the San Fran
cisco Preside will be barred here Sep.
tember 90. Then Major Clarence Muir
ply on the staff of the governor Of
Louisiana, in Judge Grahams court,
will relate story of his relations with
Mrs. Bessie C. Merriam, wife of Cap.
tain Henry G., Merriam, U. S. A., who
for months has bitterly fought here
charges by her husband that she was
unduly intimate with Murphy while at
jackson barracks, New Orleans.
When Mrs. Merriam s case came up
Murphy was named as correspondent.
He was in Paris. Immediately he
learned Of the charges Murphy cabled
denouncing them as n "frame-up" and
declaring that so far as he knew, Mrs.
Merriam was deeply wronged. As soon
as possible Murphy came from Paris to
clear Mrs. Merriam's name in open
court, she having resisted overtures
from her husband to drop the case and
be reconciled on the plea that, for her
daughters sake, her name must be
fully cleared.
Murphy finally appeared in court
here ready to tell his story, wishing to
return to Paris when his task was done
Lawyers wrangled over the proposition
to hear Murphys story while court
room full Of women craned their necks
and stretched their ears. Finally Judge
Graham decided that the tale of scan
dal would not be heard until September
90, and Major Murphy will be forced
to remain here until that time to clear
as he says he will, the name of Mrs
Merriam from what he declares is
foul conspiracy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06
Finds Nothing to
Justify Arrest
Judge Elgin Turns Loose Two Men and
a Woman Who Were Spotted BY
City's Woman sleuth.

A fleck of dust on their shield or
something of the kind had tendency
to quash what was believed to be big
catch of two men and woman in a
local lodging house last night by Off
GERS Woolery, White and Irvine. 1t
seems that Police Matron Lynch had
"spotted" L. A. Hulbudt, W. NJ. Storm
and Mrs. E. NJ. Creswell, while they
were entering the lodging house on
State street and the night members Of
the police department raided the place
Immediately.
The arrest was made on the charge
of disorderly conduct, and after Attor-
ney Carey F. Martin was called upon,
the defendants gave bail and were re-
leased. This morning the trio appeared
before Judge Elgin and after a brief
investigation, the case was dismissed
on the grounds that there did not exist
sufficient evidence to constitute a COM
plant against the two men and the
woman.
According to defendant and Attorney
--artin, the young men had known Mrs
Creswell since she was a baby and was
on their way to picture show with
her when they incidentally dropped
into their lodging apartments to comb
their hair and brush up, when the three
policemen invaded the quarters and
placed them under arrest. The lady
was sitting on a lounge waiting foi
the men folks to complete their toilet
when the guardians of the peace ap
peared on the scene.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06
Little House Is Completely
Wrecked by Blast Fired
by Miscreant.
FLOOR is NOW sPLINTERs
Hansen Blown Half Way Across Room,
Walls Are Wrecked and Ceiling Is
Entirely Caved In.
IuNIrED PRESS LEASED wrRH.l

San Diego, Cal, Sept, 6,-Dynamite
or blasting powder placed under his
house, near the eastern limits Of the
city early today caused the death of
Peter B. Hansen, aged "a, and COM
pletely wrecked his little home,
Hansens son, Peter B. Hansen, Jr,
was questioned, but was not held.
Hansen's son, Peter B. Hansen, Jr,,
asleep when the bomb was set off un-
der the floor beneath his bed. So great
was the force of the explosion that the
entire floor of the bedroom was re-
duced to splinters. Hansen was blown
half way across the room. The walls
were wrecked and the ceiling caved
in.
Chief of Police Wilson said today,
after investigating that he believed
the explosion was Of black powder in
stead of dynamite. He added that
Hansen had long had socialistic affil'
iations, but was at loss to imagine q
motive for the supposed crime.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06
cLABBY-LoaAN FIGHT rs
DECLARED OFF IN FRISCO
[urrTnD PREss IEAsED wmu,l

Oakland, Cal, Sept. 6.--The Jimmy
olabby.Frank Logan middleweight
match, scheduled by the West Oak
land club for September II is off.
Clabby declares he injured his should.
er when he fought Sailor Grande in
Sacramento Labor Day, but the fine
hand Of Promoter Jim Coffroth, Of San
Francisco, who wants to send Clabby
against the winner Of the McAllister-
Petrosky battle, is seen in the deal.
olabby had forfeit of $3.50 up, and
this he forfeited to the local club. Otto
Berg, of Astoria, Ore, may be substi-
tuted for Clabby, A bantamweight
card may also be put on in place of
the Clabby.Logan attraction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06
ORT|E MCMAMGAL
MAKES MANY BELTS
Famous Dynamiter Makes Scores From
as Many Rattlesnalte Skins In
One Month.

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 6.--Twenty
belts from 20 rattlesnalSe skins in
month is the record Of industry estab.
lished by ortio McManigal, star wit.
ness in the famous Mcnamara trial,
who occupies a "mite" Of cells in the
county Jail here, pending his final dis.
position by the authorities.
McManigal undertook the manufac-
turo Of snake skin belts when the fash
ioning Of picture frames from cigar
boxes palled upon him He has been
in Jail here since the spring Of 1911,
and has no assurance Of how long he
will remain
Three indictments stand against Nc.
Manigal He is charged by a federal
grand jury at Indianapolis with ille.
gally transporting dynamite from one
state TO another He is charged here,
in indictments returned by federal and
county grand iuries, with dynamiting
the Llewellyn iron works soon after
the destruction OF the Times building
by the McNamars October ], 1910.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06
ODDS WILL
Be LIGHT ON RITCHIE
Not Likely That He VIII Be Much
Better Than an Even Bet in Con-
test With Freddie Welsh.
[uNIrnp pRnss LnAsnp wIRn.l

Vancouver, B. c., Sept 6.--Every
preliminary to the worlds champion
ship lightweight contest between Cham
pion Willie Ritchie and Freddie Welsh,
champion Of England, which is to be
staged at Brighouse arena, near here
September 20, is completed today, and,
barring accident to the fighters, an
Englishman will have the first chance
in years at the lightweight crown.
After much backing and filling for.
feits were finally posted last night with
the official stakeholder. Both .lsitchia
and Welsh are in the full swing Of
preparation for the MILL and Welsh 8
ankle, which was hurt recently seems
to be as strong as ever.
While there has been little betting
on the contest as yet, it is not believed
that Ritchie will be much better than
even money, The San Franciscan is a
stranger here and Welsh s cleyerness is
well known. Both show well in their
workouts, but Welsh s activity and
cleveness is taken by many as giving
him big chance to win il the contest
goes the full 90 rounds. Richie, on
the other hand, is known to have a
punch, and his admirers count on 1t to
win 1t is generally believed that the
contest will not end within fifteen
rounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06
NO ARREST MADE IN
W|DNEY SUICIDE CASE
rurIrrp rnnan luArrp rrHn.l

San Francisco, Sept, G,--No appliea.
tion was made to the district attorneys
office up to noon today for a warrant
for the arrest Of Vivian Lyons, de-
clared sane yesterday after hearing
before Superior Judge Van Nostrand,
which was the outcome Of a suicide
pact entered into by her and Robert
j. Widuey, former Los Angeles real
estate broker, who is now convalesceut
at Liyermore sanitarium. The Young
woman is being cared for at private
home here. She says she will forget
her old companions and endoayor to
live n peaceful existence.
II was rumored that Judge widney
would seek to have Mrs. Lyons arrestel
on a charge Of assault, II the insanity
charge failed, but he has not yet taken
any action,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06
Gunboat Aground
and Fired Upon
Mexican Craft Carrying 1000 Troops
Harrassed By Detachment of Rebels
and Refused Aid.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wrnn.l

Douglas, Ariz,, Sept. 6-The Mexican
gunboat Tampico, carrying 1000 troops
and a quantity of ammunition, is
aground near TOplobampo and is being
harrassed by detachment of consti.
tutionalists, according to dispatches to-
day from Guaymas.
The dispatches further state that the
commander of the American squadron
at Guaymas refused aid to the TampicO
because it is not in sinking cOndi.
tiOn.
Rebels on shore have frustrated two
attempts to land the soldiers aboard
the gunboat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06
Takes Steps to
Gust Wooden Car
Southern Pacific Plans to Spend Couple
Of Million to Complete Its Steel
Equipment.
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San Francisco, Sept. Elm fulfill
ment Of its announced intention to dis
card all wooden cars on its lines as
soon as possible the Southern Pacific
railroad today has filed with the Cali.
fornia state railroad commission an ap.
plication for authority to issue $2,01O,-
900 on equipment trust certificates to
be used for the purchase largely Of
steel cars.
The railroad plans to puy at once
l61 steel cars, including observation
cars, combination baggage and postal
cars, baggage cars, and 6S steel passen-
ger coaches. The company already has
steel cars on all its interstate runs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06
Secrets Of $4,000 Years Pre-
served and Guarded for
Their Benefit.
LAW PUTS STOP TO
FINE GAME OF HERS
Ponderous Complaint Of One
Plaintiff Tells of Her
Great Claims.

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 6-Projection
of the law upon her plane Of infinite
calm caused Williminia Leonora Arm
strong "teacher Of teachers" to dis
continue here today her instruction in
oriental occultism and mysticism to her
patiently established classes that are
said to have included many women Of
wealth and social standing. Meanwhile
Mrs. Armstrong is preparing to defend
herself against q suit brought by Mrs.
Beatrice Fuller to recover 800 alleged
to have been paid for such instruction.
In a ponderous complaint devoid Of
technical verbiage Of the law, and
reading, with the exception Of the ale.
cations against Mrs. Armstrong, like a
page from the journal Of an Indian
adept, Mrs Fuller rocites the plaintiffs
claim of trust rcposed IN her when
she was given the secrets preserved
and guarded for $4,000 years by the
generations Of a recluse brotherhood in
caves miles deep in the Himalyas" 1.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06

ote stood 10 to Q .or conviction aud
finally the two agreed TO compromise
by finding a verdict Of guilty on one
Of the four counts charged.
Bail in the sum of $4,000 was fur.
uished by Frank Freeman Of willows,
CAL, and @. Baciagalupi Of San Fran
cisco, and was ready to be filed with
the United States marshal when the
verdict was announced. Sentence will
be pronounced Wednesday, September
10, the day set for sentencing Maury /.
Diggs, jointly indicted with camiuetti
and convicted on four counts.
Exceptions to the charge Of Judge