The San Francisco call., 1913-08-08
HALLS CLOSED TO
EMMA GOLDMAN
University Regents Also Re
fuse Anarchist Permission
to Speak on Campus

SEATTLE, Aug. THE board of
regents of the University of Washing
ton today refused to permit Emma
Goldman. the anarchist, to deliver
series Of lectures on the university
campus in this city.
Miss Goldmans advance agent. in
requesting permission for her to speak
on the campus. said that she had been
unable to rent a hall in which to speak
because owners feared the threats of
Spanish-American war veterans.
The regents also declined to permit
further Sunday afternoon meetings OF
the open forum for the discussion of
economic subjects on the campus.
The request of the socialists to be
permitted to present their drama. The
Colonel and His Friends in the uni-
versity auditorium was likewise re-
fused. The regents voted not to per-
nit an address by Thorwald Siegfried,
a single tax leader on the campus.
Bar Associations Meets
SEATTLE. Wash, Aug. THE an
nual meeting of the Washington State
Bar association was begun here today.
Tributes to the late Chief Justice r. O.
Dunbar of the Washington supreme
court were a feature of the day Pres
ident b. S. Grosscup of Tacoma de-
livered his annual address.
Appointed State Printer
PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. 7.-R. A. Har-
ris, for the last three years the gov
ernor's printing expert. was today APP
pointed by Governor West to the of
flee of state printer to succeed the late
Willis Scott Duniway.
Oil Tug Calcium Burns
EVERETT, Wash. Aug. six men
of the crew of the oil burning tug
Calcium Of the Roche Harbor Lime COM
pany narrowly escaped death early to-
day near Camano City, when the ves-
sci burned. The steamer West Coast,
en- route to Everett, took off the men.
Drought Stops Mining
NOME, Alaska. Aug. 7.-Reports
from every district on Seward PENN
sula complain of want of water for
placer mining. The total rainfall so
far this summer is only one inch. the
lowest in IA years.
The. river on which freight is con-
veyed to the Squirrel district is nearly
dry.
Nome is fun of idle men. Many are
already leaving for Seattle.
Many stampeders to the Shusanna
district are going down the Yukon
river to the White river. and up White
river to Canyon City, which is 60 miles
from the diggings.
Bankers Convention Meets
BELLINGHAM, Wash, Aug. THE
eighteenth annual convention of the
Bankers Association of Washington
met here in opening session this morn
ing at 10 o'clock Two hundred mem
bers of the association were seated for
the initial session.
Canneries Still Working,
ISEwARD, Alaska, Aug. THE
steamer Dora. from the west, reports
that all the Bristol bay canneries have
capacity packs and have closed for the
season.
The King Cove cannery has full
pack.
The Chignik and Kodiak island can
neries have half packs only, and are
still operating.
The Fidalgo Packing company. at
Port Graham, has a capacity pack of
10000 cases.
Survey Into Coal Fields
CORDOyA, Alaska, Aug. 7.-Captain
Gilbert Rude of the coast survey boat
ceived telegraphic instructions from
Washington to proceed Immediately to
Port Wells, and survey II mile pas
sage, which Is believed to offer the
shortest available route to the Ma
tanuska coal fields.
Radio Station Burned
SEWARD, Alaska. Aug. S.-The naval
radio station at Kodiak, on Kodiak
island, has been destroyed by fire.
Building and instruments were lost.
Baptist Society Convenes
SEATTLE, Aug. THE third annual
convention of the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Societies of the Pacific Coast was
begun here this afternoon. The Cali
fornia delegation came by special train,
headed by President w. III. Groat Of
the association.
Court Enjoins Teamsters
SEATTLE, Aug 7-Superior Judge
John E. Humphries, who has recently
issued injunctions against the mayor of
Seattle, socialists Industrial Workers
of the World, the Salvation Army, the
Volunteers of America and the owner
of a garrulous parrot. today issued
temporary restraining order against
the teamsters' union and its officers
forbidding them to moest men who
have taken the places Of striking
teamsters.