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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03

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~M Selesiertcn Der 8nlfans
polfer nit Den liirfen
XIV Den Sriebcn beratbcn,
unb Die Sotid,aftcr@
9onfercn5 sleif Dem gbpr Der antitcn
Sra9Dbic nit guropa's Meinung Den
Streit Der @ibcriad)er b6mpienb be-
9lcitet, III CO picleid,t nidt rnanses
bradJt, BON citem Sr~icbcnsipert 81 err
3dbIen, bas Den Sricoeu por 8eginn
Ocs blitigen Samples iidcrn nil.
Sicics Werf lit cine Weltpetifiom
NM Griueiterung Der Gompeten5en bes
Saascr Shiehsseridts. Ses 0raien
Nelioop. TprIisenben Der 5~lpeitcu
5aascr Sriepcns> Gonfcren5, bemdd,s
tistc iin elm lebbaftes eritauncn. ais
linn cine ocutide Dame, Die in Bolton.
Wtan.. lebenbc Sf]ulIcitcrin Inna 9.
6 ditcin, 8orltanosmitglieb Der
"Ilnerifaniidcn SrieoenS : @cieq>
ldlaft", cine nit mcbrercn Wilioncn
llntcridriften bcbcdtc Yetition bon
Imerifailcrn. @nelunbern unp Scutz
ld)en 5u 8nnitcn Der Iusbcbnuna bes
Srin8ips Der neutrality-suspicious.
felt iibcrreiftc. Die Sbee an bieicr
Ectition lpnr bon oicier Game ausec>
gnnaen, unb bas Santmcln bon Inter-
ihriften ipnr ibr @crf selpelen. gon
ibrem beiipiclloien @rfolec besreifs
liferipeiic ermItbigt. fiinoietc tic aif
DEM Sonboncr Sriebenss 9ongreb (Suli
1908 ibrcn gntih(uB au. fir cine
dbnlid,e Sctition an bic brittle Sanacr
Gonfcren5 (1915) einc gails uncrbDrt
9roBe In3ahl bon llnterid,riitcn 81
idinmeln. Sn ihrem boffnungsppllcm
Sptimismus redneie tic nit Der
Woalihfeit: 200 Iillipnen.
Mber ouf 20 Iilionen fann tic be-
itimnt 3dblen, ipcnn Tic in ibrcr pcre
bliffcnbcn 3batfraft niht crlabmt;
idon iest iinb etipo ~ @illionen
llnterihriften %beiiorrincn /! !
Die fiibne Dame nabm i'm Cftober
1909 an Der arobcn griiiclcr Ser
iammlllng Der vIerciniaun9 bes
Snfernotioudlcn Sricbcnss Bureaus 81
Bern" tbcil, Inn ibrcr guten Sadc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03
Stmhemt nmh Tnsiale
Tbemata.

Snfpiefern cine l1niperiitdt pros
ereiiip lit, benefit aid,on bas gcringere
ober 9robere Sntereiie, bas Die Stus
benton an Den brennenben Sra9en bes
cages nebmen. llnb ba bari Die
@eorgetofpn llniperiitdt Der Seiuiten
gu 8aibinston, 8. s., nit gbren sc>
nannt fperpen. Sci Dem iiinsiten
idbrlif i%tdttfinbenbcn &ebnerz Wetts
itreit Der Sertianer iener Initalt
nabmen Die foleenben S%tloenten NIT
Den folsenoen Sbemata tbeil: 5. e.
8rieBt, Sr.: Sic ein3iee 8emecur";;
Sobn Wcgiamara: Us. s. S3anam";
9. Barrett: .So5ialismus in ben
Sfnlen"; s. Sbea: ~Sntcrnationaler
Srieoen"; .. Shle9in9er: Ser 9robe
3eritprer (Sfipinbiud,t) g; ). Rats
tare: .9as Srauenitimmredt"; y.
&arl: v9onItantin Der @roBc"; @m.
Gulinan: .@. s. S5anam"; 6. @ars
ipooo: .Sntcrnntionalcr Srieoen"; 5.
S'Snp: .Soa bas Golf re9ieren". =
Iamdblih briht lid audi in uniercn
fatboliiden llnterridtss Initalten biers
5ulanbe Die giniiht gabn, bab - lpic
iiineit i'm bieiisen ct. 'Soiepb's College
bel einem beutiden 8eonere @ettitrcit
Elm Stubent 10 reht betonte Der
Stubent Der 8eiclihaft cine 3uriide
eritattuns ihulbet, nidt in 10 pielen
Collars unb Gents. ionbern in lpirfa
liher, benz alleemeinen @oble niisenber
Irbeit Der Nuffldruns i'm Gimme Der
hriitlihen 0olfspoblfabrt.-(9. b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03

!" pteIeHI SupIC, ipp puS
1900 idbrige Subilaum pcs
Breibeits : 0efrets &aiier
CVj Gonitantin's sefeicrt lpirb,
- tauht plotlid II benz
Suntel Der Gerseiienbeit cin Hittcrs
orben auf, Der naf icnem iicgreidcn
Smperator benannt lit. Wir err
iabren. paB Siirit @bisi, Rrdiibent
Der contamination SeItlihfcitcn, Der
Irhdolose Yrof. Warucfi, Der
aanSler Der pdpitlid)cn grcpcn Wigr.
Sebcifini II. a. nit Dem Gonitnntinss
Srben pom 8rafen pon 9aicrtn oefo>
riert purben. Den Nittern oieies
Srbens ipurbe bel Den 9roben Sunftios
ncn in Den co%nitnrniniihen Sniilifcn,
sleif ben NaltbcierritfcrnL lib Senen
ppm bl. @rabe. cine b%eionocre Sribiine
einacr1umt. 8us bat cs nit bieier
Seforation fir cine Se%ipanbtniB?
Bic Crpenomit9lieber lnb ibrc
Ynblifationen %ipciicu barullf bin. bnB
der Srben bon 9onitantin nad Dem
Sicsc iibcr Warentiis ge9riinDct NOR
ben lei; aus bieicr llriade triigc or
Den Namcn bco aaiicrs, besbnlb lei
bas &rcu5 Tin Der Scforation) bon
rotbcr Sorbc nit Dem 3cid,cn Y unb
ben bciben Siid)itabeu nnf Den Gucrs
balfen perieben, gcnai lpic cS Cons
itantin bel Der Billion I'M 2abnrum erz
blidt babe, Ioroui betont idon in
ieinem tirdlitcn Serifpn Sb. XVII.
2. 313. baB elm itidbalti9er Bcmcis
fir cine ioptit Suriidontierte Grim
ouna nidt bei5ubrimBen ici. Cider
lit. oaB Der sriediid,e Saiier Siaat
Ingelitu5 Commences Dem Srbcn 100
cine @%erfniiun9 pcrlicb. ipns idon auf
elm 8an5 reipettables Iltcr beutei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03
Ainher-Weisbeit.

Gin luiti9e Gnsleis bon Sfiilcrs
Intiporten perDffentlift elm 2onboncr
Shuls Snipeftor. Gin paar Yroben:
Die SabresSciten baben ibrcn Nanicu
bon Der 3eit I'M Sabre, in Der JIG Dor
fommen." - Charles 9idenS muroe
fur5 mad Dem Sobe ieiner gltcrn in
2oubon seboren uno anfer3osen."
.S6iperfraft 1T. ipenn Gin apfcl nuf
ben 8oben fdat." .8eniarniu
Sranflin crfanb bas SliRem." - Scr
Crt. mo alle Irten ipiloer Sbiere aufs
bcipabrt iperbcn. beiBt tbeolpaiidler
@artcn." - Cine Der beoeutenbiten
%grfinbungcn Der Neu5cit 1T her
Norbpol."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03

SEsN or 2oclstolpn (gip.l StliDicns
AL 5irfcl mar micbcr 5icmIit,
y gut bciudt. 3;pci Shcnrutn
~ ipiirbcn bcbdnoclt: Gin Nrtis
fcl iibcr Die @impanbcrunass
rage pprt iilosdmcrifoniidDcu Stollbs
punft, pcrleicn bon @ri,. Mlpus 2ur.
luorin CT 5cigte, pic Nrgcutinicn uuo
Uruguay itd bciicn "frcrcr. lpcnn bic
&crciui9tcn Staatcn bic Giniuunbcs
rllllg bcItrdnfcu; lpclh' r~iciigcn Mufs
lt)lpung otcic Stnntcn scraoc nltrd, Die
Ginlpdnccrlit8 gcnomncn, lpie tic oicIc
niif alc &ciie fDrbcrn, Den Ginipntbcz
rern @oridliiiic gcbcn, linen mcbrcrc
Sabre Stciterfrcibcit Suiidcrn. ia. 10
gar Den Gingelpanbertcn Wclo ecbcn,
lin ocrcn Scripnnbtc u1b Srcunbc
eccnfalls tomnlcn gil laIlcn. Gin
Stiid rcnlcr So6ialpolitit II. /. ~.
2aS anbcrc 5bcmu b~cbonbeltc
Sdreiber; cine Tebc bon Irdiipcnt
Siittcrfielb POM Wtnii. Ifcrbau
College. gcbalten IN Der 1912 Sormcrs
@od)c 81 Columbia. Mo.. inb b~ctitclt:
Gin Sclb5us fir ldnblifcn Sort.
idritt." llnb audi bicIc Tcbc itcbt
ourdloll5 nuf Dem @obcn seiunbcr
8cdlpolitit mn Der Splihoritdt.
Sic Srei Snupt5cid1cn ldnolidcu
6orti6ritt5 lpdreu beul 9iebner l2ru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03

(siebe biersn Artifel seite 81

Sn ben aoblenresionen 8eitsIirz
sinid's berriht Der pffenbarite Scss
poftsmus. 0onperneur 5atfielo bat
ollie conititutionellen Hedte bel Seifc
gciest. 0abei lit es 3batiafe. hab
in ienen Minen oaS Spitcm Der ruls
treiipiaigen S%ienitbarfeit, nit anbern
Worten bic Sflancrei obipaltet. Gs
mare 5i fpiiniden, bab Die bon Scnas
tor aern o Snbiana ongeitrenste
llnterlut)ung 8larbeit iiber bic Gage
uno bann audi praftiihc Hatbidldac
our geicitignns iener fir Die Ser.
Staaten ifmafpolcn 3nitGnbc I'M Ocs
folBe BADEN ipiirbc.-(G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03

Gonitaniin's, eoloenen Gpauletten.
ipeiBen, golbborbiertcn 8einfleibern.
Oegen nnb Speiipit. @robs Yrdfeft
oes Srbcns lit Shirt Guffo bella Scas
letta, Srcteftor Cardinal S%errnta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03
ltntcr Den ~YlappermGnldcn.

3ommp iiebt gum criten Malc Gin
aangurub i'm 5ooloeiifcn 8arten; CT
ifaut bem Sbiere cine @cile ~, nno
,iagt Damn 5n ieinem Eapa: .9ld,.
ipie muB Der liebe Soft gelad)t bobcll.
oils CT boS Sbier geihafien bait"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03
Sort Sbr's!

8er Sliesen in ieiner @obs
nung omlbct. 1T cntfpebcr
ifmusis ODER unpiiienb. 60
ifreibt nid,t iebr boflid aber
treffenb Der vMebieal &erorb".
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03

Irtifcl entnommen Ser Iaufenten
Nnmmier Der .So5iaIe &ultur".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03

bicIcm Sabre. no ons
1900 iabri9e Subilaum bcs
Sreibeits : 9eirets &aiier
Gonitantin's scfeicrt ipirb.
tauht ploelid1 aus Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03

(5ortiesuns auf Der 10. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03

Sir bic Sabnbpfss @aifpm miro bier in ben Der. stuatcn our 3tt ihr
nenis setban. @on oahte bod, baB elm ernes Scsinnch orsanHirhr fatbos
Iider Srauen Die S6affung eiuer nirfamcn gabubofss giiion pdrc. CIR
funoist Tb Elm aaeinrcienbes Rdoheu auf Dem gabnbofe or bel enen Yols
5iren nab eincm W dbhenbeim m, 10 uirb bemelbcn in ncuu aus 3en
Sdacn oas Sein Der y. W. 8. u" dngcgeben. llb bod gbt es in iebr piden
Stabten Der EnUn bon Sdmefcru 9ekictc fntbolihc pchne Tr arbchcn
bhe Sehme I'M Shaen mb Die Yeripucn. Die btesbctrif snperldiiae Insfuuft
eeben ioQen, lptien nihts BON chrem ioldcn oeimc; ic limb nidh iniorrniert
ncrocn. Ser nGrc gewb prnttidc armt fir miere 2uneirauens Sobalis
tdten, te a.?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03

Gin 2eier bs oSnnoap Bitter" bat It'd erbuhn, in cine gant gu bunts
inson. Snb, $4,000 neoer5ulcgcn Die i9cnb Gin fatbolifcr Yrhncr in ben
Sr. Stanten irgcno cinen Tprtra9srebner onbntcu bari, iuclbcr bic folaenben
Intlagen 89cn Die tatbolidc Stride b c ~ c ii c II Tam: DAB Die fatbolife
Stride bas Scien Der Sibcl perbrtet; bB GbldNc pcnauft ipcrbcn; Dab &C.
bibrcn fir bos Seitten Betoroert luerben; Dab aatbolhen bic Sciigcnbioer
aubckn, etc, etc. Us lit pirfth ihnbc. bb bhie gadudt n6t Die Runoc
III Der prohtantidcn Srche bicieo 2aubcs MAIDEN fam. Gbcr cs ipiro ih
aus betanntcn 8rinoen fem Hconcr fcleu. Ss Nnidmdr5en, 6rbfften, etc,
lit bait ledtcr, ais oas bemeicn. - 60 cr9cbt cs bcfanntid icst and riebcr
Den So5inlttcu. Sumner baben lie Die tatbpiifc Stride ais SGntn Der
YrbcHer unb ais @enoim Der ungeredtcn aapialmddte binscicnt. gS Die
aatbolfcu. rGp. Die Gcntranc0e b5 Gcnrals@ereins Srn. 6 pllinS ms
Sen Ihidtr, nm in offentlihcr Sebatte Sn Su3mtnen 85e ub Iutpprt su
tebn, ba paBe es ndl mebrren Seimleuttmgen teiner Der Oberbduptinae
Iberbuupt mebr, bic Collins ihe IN Subuoue 9eicltc Scrausioroeruna ausus
nebmen: pcbtr 9cbs, Der YrdHbenhbaftss Gonbipat, nod Barren. Der RE-
batteur bcS git9cn appeal TO &caion", nod Der Sberbou5e 9. =. 8erser|
bon Ieinuautce; anpere ioBiultHde 8rDben crit reft niht. 90 babt Sbr 81
Seems bel . n &eutcn gum 9ciuehen foumt, bam tneHcn lie ans. gas|
neint bas ipobl ? lmb bod hIrfcn bhe Sentc bier i'll Den Scr Stoaieu uns
sehrah ihr @anoucrf Der @erleumbuug ub gcrbcsung tpciter bctrebcn. gas|
mGnt b a s?l2!?l-(G. NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03

Nadber Ser Nonnt Mui mit icincn Decentralization porubcr, fcnurt
Der lfonut SUM nit icincn Scr8 Sem Nnbnhtcn, sum bcionhccn
Seacn Scncr, bic Th 81 biicn @nabnfunhcn mad uoubradtcr 1aaesarbcit
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81 * * 81 q - q IS * * 81 - 81
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-06-19
NOTED PERSONS DIE.

Mark H. Cobb, a contemporary of
Horace Greeley in newspaper work,
died in Philadelphia of old age Sun
day.
Charles M. Faye, for Is years man
aging editor of the Chicago Daily
News, died Sunday at his home in Au-
rora, Ill.
The Rev. James l. T. Coolidge of
Cambridge, Mass, is dead. He was 95
years old and was graduated from
Harvard in the class of 1888.
The Rev. DR.. Charles Augustus
Briggs (Presbyterian), one of the most
widely known theologians of the coun-
try, is dead at his home in New York
city He was 72 years old.
Charles H. Cramp, former head of
the shipbuilding firm of William H.
Cramp & Sons, is dead, after linger-
ing illness. He was about IS years
old, and was the eldest son of William
Cramp, who founded the business.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-06-19
GENERAL BLANco NOT FOR SALE
Mexican General Says Government
Would Give 100000 Pesos for
Treachery.

Eagle Pass, Texas.-General Lucio
Blanco, who directed the successful
rebel attack on Matamoras last week,
"constitutionalist" leader, that he has
been approached with an offer of 30O,-
900 pesos II he would betray Carranzo
and join the forces of President Huer-
ta- Blanco reported that he had caused
the arrest of the federal emissary,
Bruno Trevino, who presented creden-
tials from Governor Gonzales of the
state Of Nuevo Leon, and that he had
been sentenced to death by a court
martial. The sentence was carried
out, Carranza, to whom Trevino ap-
pealed, refusing to interfere. Trevino
was one ofthe leaders in the Monterey
revolt of last February.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-06-19
TRAIN ROLLS ONTO THEIR HOME
Kills Two Sleeping Women and Two
Trainmen.

Bluefield, w. Va.-Mrs Sarah Ow-
ems and her II years old daughter and
two trainmen were killed in spectac-
ular wreck of a fast Norfolk & West
ern railroad freight train at Cleveland,
Va. Several trainmen were injured.
The train, drawn by two engines,
left the rails and rolled down an en-
bankment, crushing the Owens home.
They were stul asleep in their beds,
and were killed. Engineer Gillispie
and Fireman Stewart were caught un-
der one of the engines and crushed to
death.
The engineer and fireman Of the
second engine jumped, tut sustained
probably fatal injuries.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-06-19
POW WOW WEEK AT SPOKANE
This VIII Be One of Biggest Affairs
Ever Pulled Off in the Northwest.
June is to Fl.

With SO towns assured the Inland
Empires participation in the Pow
WOW at Spokane, June 16 to 81, will be
on large and active scale.
Twenty high schools in MANY ser.
lions already have selected their ath-
letic teams for the hcampionshin in.
terscholastic track and field meet
The towns mentioned above will bo
represented each by band, float and
princess. The princesses will rule
over the Pow Wow the entire wear
and the bands will compete in a tour'
nament Tuesday morning, June ~
and Will play during the Inland En-
p1re industrial parade the Same af,ar
noon. In the evening all these bands
Will be massed for a grand concert
under Alexander Liberati.
The following towns are sure of
participating: Alfalfa, Colfax. Coeur
d'Alene, Charleston. Colville. chanev
Deer Park, Fairfield, Garfield Hill
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-06-19
THE RATES, AS PROPOSED. VIII,
BE LOWEST AND FREE LIST
THE LONGEST KNOWN
AS REVISED BY SENATE COMMITTEE
Among the Articles on Free List ara.
Meats, Flour, Live Stock, Wheat.
Probably With CountervalIi1q
Duty.

Washington.-As they will go to the
Democratic caucus, the tariff rates
will be the lowest in history and the
free list will be the longest ever
known. AS revised by the senate sub.
committees, and likely to have the an
prevail of the finance committee ma.
jority, the free list will contain, among
other articles, the following:
Meats, flour, live stock, wheat, prob
ably with countervailing duty; oats
and oatmeal, barley, rye, lumber, coal,
boots and shoes, breads and biscuits.
raw wool, sugar to be free in three
years; buckwheat and buckwheat
flour, cocoa, coffee, tea, cornmeal, fish,
bananas, jute, hides, India rubber, in.
digo, cottonseed oil, castor oil, codliver
oil, potetoes, sage, vegetables, ivory,
sewing machines, typewriters, print
paper, steel rails, pig iron, ferro man.
ganese used in manufacturing STEEL
photograph films, and many chemicals
used in manufacturing.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-06-19
DRESSED AS LADY, HE ESCAPED
Rich Mexican Rancher Passes Lin,
With Money Without Detection.

Douglas, Ariz.-George Bagartis, a
Mexican-American rancher of wealth,
attributes his personal safety and the
possession of his money to his success
at feminine impersonation. He arrived
here June to relate how, by donning
women's clothes, he escaped bandits
here June to realte how, by donning
who had demanded his money.
Captured near Oputa, Sonora, Bogar-
tbs was ordered to pay $4,000 for his
life. He took the bandits to his ranch
house and told them to wait outside
while he fetched the money. In the
house he put on women's clothing and,
-secreting his money, boldly passed
through the picket lines which had
been placed about the premises.
The bandits DOTTED their big hats as
the supposed woman passed and the
rancher safely made his way to the
border, depositing his money in local
bank here.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-06-19
War Vessels Target Scores.

The individual ratings of the wal
vessels In practice were made public
recently by the navy department. The
cruiser Maryland, with merit per.
centage of S0.522 per cent, attained
first place among the vessels, accord
ing to Lieutenant Commander T. T.
Craven, director of target practice.
The Minnesota finished 18th and last,
with standing of 32.351 The four
vessels next to the Maryland and
their standings were the Rhode Island,
1854; Idaho, 1882; Virginia, 1852,
and New Hampshire, 64.074.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-06-19
MOST ALL ARE NOW IN ERUPTION
SENDING OUT GREAT FLAMES
AND DENSE SMOKE.
MAIL STEAMER BRINGS ALL THE NEWS
Many Volcanoes on West Side of
Coast Inlet Showing Unusual Signs
of Actavity-Great Clouds of
Smoke Pour Out.

Seward, Alaska.-All the volcanoes
along the Alaska peninsula and ada
cent islands as far to the westward as
Unimak Pass are in eruption, emitting
flames and dense volumes of smoke.
News of the activity of the volcanoes
was brought by the mail steamer Dora,
from her monthly voyage to Dutch
Harbor
arrivals by the Dora said, was shoot
ing flames high into the air, and
Mounts Pavlof and McCushion were
smoking when the steamer passed
them. Mount Katmai, which was in
violent eruption just year ago and
which covered fertile Kodiak island
with thick layer of ashes, is send
ing up great column of smoke, fill
ing the heavens with a haze discerni-
BILE at Seward.
Redoubt, Hanna and ST. Augustine
volcanoes, on the west side of Cook
inlet, are also showing unusual signs
of activity, smoke in increasing vol
umes pouring out of their craters.
As Reported Tuesday
Seward, Alaska.-AlthOugh a west
wind has been driving smoke and
fumes from Katmai volcano over Sew.
ard no alarm is felt here as there are
fourcraters on the mountain giving
vent to the internal commissions and q
terrific outburst like at of last year
is not anticipated. 1t is believed, how
ever, that Katmai will continue to
emit vast columnsof smoke indefinite
ly. The fumes from the smoking
mountain were noticeable here.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-06-19
Women Get New Styles

Chicago.-Trousers that are not
trousers, skirts that are not skirts, but
combination Of both, will be offered
by Chicago dressmakers as the "cure"
for that naughty but popular slashed
skirt.
Hereafter modern woman will pull
on her "pantaskirt" over her feet. not
over her lead. The dreams of many
decades are coming true. The woman
Is going to wear the trousers. The
modiste says, "let her have EN-" and
that settles it.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-06-19
NEWS OF THE WORLD
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
FRESH FROM THE DAILY
TELEGRAPH WIRES.
FROM FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FIELDS
Happenings National, Historical and
Political and Personal Events
Told In Brief Paragraphs
for Busy Readers.

William F. Cody buffalo BID, is
very sick at Knoxville. Tenn.
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, is
quite i'll.
The heaviest rains of the season
fell in Rice and Reno counties, Kan
sas. Saturday.
Federal forces south of Monclova
Mexico, are reported to have retired
to Monterey or Saltillo.
The recent reunion of Umatilla
county, Ore, pioneers at Weston was
attended by nearly 1000 people.
The democratic Prince Albert
England, is visiting in the United
States.
1t seems almost certain that the
Balkan peace conference will be
broken If Turkey persists in certain
minor demands.
Even the pending billion mark bill,
appropriating $250.O00.O0O for German
ornaments, is not enough to satisfy
German milatirists.
William s. Coffield, "a years old
veteran of the Mexican war, as well
as two Indian wars and the civil war,
Is the father of girl baby, born
Saturday at st. Joseph, Mo.
James Wilson, former secretary OF
agriculture, and Henry Wallace OF
Iowa, an authority on agriculture, are
in England to make an exhaustive
study of the English tenant farmer.
McAlester, Okla.-Mrs. George w
Lewis of Kansas City, Mo-, was killed
and 48 persons were injured, only one
seriously, when a south-bound passen
ger train of the Missouri, Kansas
Texas railroad was derailed near Nc
Alester.
The United Irish League of Great
Britain is quite separate organiza-
ton from that in Ireland, and though
its purpose is the same its methods
are necessarily different. 1t devotes
itself mainly to the organization OF
the Irish vote in the British constitu-
encies and to active work at election
times.
Walter Hines Page, the new Amer
lean ambassador to the court of ST.
James, received his baptism recently
of fire as an after-dinner speaker in
London, at welcoming banquet given
in his honor by the Pilgrims society.
Twenty years ago June the town
of Fargo, N. D., was all but wiped from
the map by disastrous fire, and thir-
ty years ago was established the Scot
fish rite in Fargo.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-06-19

yard, Kettle Falls, Leavenworth, Mos
COW, Nez Perez, North Yakima, Pros
ser, Pasco, Pullman, Quincy, Rockford,
Waterville, Wilson Creek, Zillah, Sc
attic, Ellensburg, Wardner-Kellogg,
Republic, Chewelah, and Wenatchee
Most of the following also will be
represented: Milton-Freewater, Cakes
dale, Grand Forks, B. c., Rosalia, Fer
ME, B. c., Lewiston and Palouse.
Entries for the interscholastic meet
have been received from high schools
in these towns: Colfax, North Yaki-
ma, Grangeville, Republic, Lind, Occur
d'Alene, Nez Perez, Missoula, Sand
point, Lewiston, Lewis & Clark High
School, Spokane; North Central High
School, Spokane; st. Maries Indian
Mission School, Riverside, Pendleotn,
and Prosser.
Every town will send its delegation
OF boosters, the railroad rate of fare
and one-third for the round trip re-
duclng the cost to a minimum.
Mondays feature will be a pictorial
pageant in which 1000 school children
In costumes and with floats will par
ticipate. The evening event will be
the grand coronation ball at Natato-
rum park.
tuesday, June II, will be the great
day for the Inland Empire, with an
afternoon parade illustrating the
varied resources of all parts of this
district. The parade will be nearly 40
DOCKS long, and there will be a band
In every block. Four moving picture
concerns will secure reels of this pa
rade to be shown in all parts of North
America. Tuesday evening the big
concert by the massed Inland Empire
bands will be given in the stadium,
followed by an elaborate pyrotechnic
display.
A parade by high school athletes
VIII precede the opening of the two
Jay lnterscholastic meet in the sta
alum Wednesday afternoon. The
militia tournament will be held the
same day, and Aviator Johnny Bryant
VIII make the first of two afternoon
flights, rising from the stadium field.
Wednesday evening the parade Of
northwest Shriners will be held, fol-
lowed by the first of two nights of
boxing and wrestling between the
champions of western athletic clubs.
Thursday afternoon will see the con-
ciusion of the interscholastic meet,
military tournament by Uncle Sans
troops, and an aeroplane flight The
parade OF northwest fraternal orders
Will be held on the downtown streets
IN the evening, followed by the finals
Oh the boxing and wrestling meet.
Friday afternoon will usher in the
Dig track and field meet Of northwest
colleges and Olympic stars, and in the
evening comes the Mardi Gras celebra-
tlon and confetti battle. The Pow
WOW masked ball will be held in four
large halls
Inc Pow Wow will be concluded on
saturday with floral automobile pa
rade and flower show at the armory,
which Will be open Sunday afternoon
also.