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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
FIRE STATIONS.

No. e--Precincts ib1-i62-1ss-1st-ibs.fb
l57-ibs- and Pine ST.
No. .5-preoincts ie6-l6T-i7i.-Foot OF
Madison 50,
No. 9--Preclncts b6-eo-si
T5,--s9th and Linden CFremontk
No. Ie-Precincts iss-fss-1s4-1ss-sos.-
sad snd =. Union (Madronn).
No. 15-Preclncts is7-iss-1sa-i5o.-M Minor
Av. and Virginia.
No. I9--Precincts ast-ss5-Maynard and
Nevada Is Seattle).
No. ei-precincts o-si-ss-ss-st-sB.-
Greenwood Az. and fad.
No. eG-Preclncts ?bs-sso.--ioth Az. s.
and Southern 81. (South Park)
TOWN HALL, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
25t-e6t -s62-26a-aot-265-s
COIIsEuM-Preelnets i7s.i7s-ise-Isi.-
I'D and James
7eos u. Green Lake Biyd.-Precinots Sc
2T-sS-2s
sToCKADE UoTEre-Precinets aee.sTb
s029 esd Av. 5. w. O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
IN THE SEVERAL PRE-
CINCTS WITHIN THE
CITY OF SEATTLE
Polling Places
SCHOOLS.

BROADWAY HrGH-Prsc,nc,s f;T-i-'-
iss-ist-faf-i1S-iss-i E-it.- Broadway
ana y PIN. 81.
LINCOLN UrGu-pr.cinefs s-s-ft-s7-ts-
ta-sf-ss-Inferiaks Az. and y. tt'h
w. SEATTLE HrGH-Prseine'. .sT-;es-
.To-a7i- .-zTt.-caiifornia and W.
Lander
Al sMs-rrec'no;s r7st-tS-<s-t7. - W.
sisi and .tth Az y. w.
BEACON HUI,-'recincis :sB-ftf-.s-
1874 Az ana Lander.
BRIGHTON - Precinct. 7s:-,ts. - Holy
St near cath 8.
CASCADE - Precincts ifi-fif-if7-iiI-
i.1-ist-i2s-i.e.--Pon, Az. and 4.
Thomas
CENTRAL. tpoars ofnoe,-Preoinc,s 49,
iet Observation-Disclosures -
Tth ard Madison.
cor. FRANTz H.-precinc;s Ts-T7-7s-
so.-Tth Az. W. and Wheeler.
CoIMs~--Prccino;s ,as.as7-sss-.so-,G.
Corner Atlantic and 24th g
COLUMBIA - Precincts stT-3ts-.ss-.ko-
7si --a7th Az. and Ferdinand.
DUNLAP - Precincts .ss-:ss--Rninier
Az and Lennna
EMERSON - Precincts :sT-:ss-Piirrim
81. and Goth 9
GATFWoop 49, Precincts sTs-.se - W.
Myrtle and california Az.
GREEN LAKE-Precino,. is-.a-.i-.s-
at-,b-sunnysiie Az. and ~. ssth.
HAY, JoHN--preelncis si-s1-s5-st--
tth Az " and Newton
I~TERBty-Prerincts To-Ti-72-Ts-Tt-
10th W. and Barrett 81.
IRyI>G-precinc;s t.-ts-ts-ts-so--w
tsd and 18th y. W.
JEFrTRsoN-Precinc .Ts-.T7-s.d s
W and W. Edmonds
LAKE-rreoincts ioT-isi.-sstn ". and
= Garfield.
IhroNA-Precinc.. is-it-is-is-ir-is-
sth Az. " r and n. ted.
LEsCHI-Preciuc,. -soT-aos-;so-s,d
Az. and +. Spruce
IoNGfEIrOw - Precincts iis-ffs-rsn-
isi-iSs-tso--.oth Az. n. and f.
Thomas
IowELI-rrec'ncts iie-1Is-iis-i.i-i.s
18th Az. y. and Mercer.
MAIN sTREET-Prcclncts sit-.ls-sis-
and 9Th Az s.
NERCER-rrecinots si-s.-st-Aioha g.
and 4th Az n.
MINOR. It. T.--rrecinet. rsn-r.s-ies-iss-
1S7-1ss-1ss 18th Az and r. Union
pACIfIC-precinets iTs-isa-iss-Isf-son-
2-s0s-2i2-sis-iith Az and z.
jefferson.
administrations ss-s,a-s5f-sse-css
-2ard Az. s and King 81,
ROss--precincts ss-5s-es-w. asa St
and 81 Az. y. w.
SALMON BAY-Precincts ss-fo-ti-ft-
w esd and soth Az. n. W.
srwARD-Precincts ioi-1oa-ios-foI-ios
Franklin Az. and Roanoke,
STEVENS. ISAAC I-Precincts 1os-ios-
foa-iiT.1isth y. and r. Caller ST.
ST MNITT-rrecincts Iao-rfs-ieo-isi-Iss
Summit Az. and n Union.
UNIVERSITY HEICUTs-Precinct. So
7-s-s-io-ia--14th Av. N f. and r, SGD
WAuIA wAIIA-precincts Ias-fa7-iaS-
a0t-sne-210.--stth Az. and Y. Cherry.
WARREN AvENUE-precinct. so-as-ee-
sT-aa-1on. Warren Az. and Republican
WASHINGTON - Precincts sii-ass-esT.
2at--iSth Az. 6. and Main 81.
WEST QUEEN ANNE-precincts 1919
sG-sT-ss-sa -sth Az W. and Caller.
WEST WOODIAND--precin Bf-5.-ss
Nth Az. N. W. and W. sSth.
wHITTIER-rrecinct ss.-i4th Av. N
W. and W. 18th.
YEsIER--precinct lie <Tth ana seth
n n.
YORK - Precincts .ss-stt-,ts-st-ssd
Az. g and Horton.
you NGSrowN--Precinc f7s-sTs-ssf-
w Genessee and cath 8. w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
MINERS TO Get
RECALL BLANKS

OLYMPIA. wash. June 2.-Sec-
rotary OF State Howell is prepared
10 supply the United Mine Work.
ers ~ Seattle and the Shlngle
Weavers union OF Seattle with re-
cali petitions. as soon as the new
|haw goes into effect, a week from
Hnext SATURDAY,
N These petitions win be circulated
10 invoke tho recall OF Sheriff Cudi'
nee charged by the laboring men
MIN having arbitrarily interfered
WITH the peaccahle conduct OF
strikes.
Under the new law. the petition
h,anks may be furnished by the
secretary Of state. The sole ques'
ion submitted % the voters. II the
required IS per cent sign the pc
,,tlons. viii be whether Cud'hee
should be recalled or not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
CONSERVATIO
RAILROAD LANDPLOT

WASHINGTON. June with
the prophcsy that future genera
tons would brand the conservation
poiiev the greatest crime against
the people OF the United states
n,rpetrated In this generation.'
Rem Humphrey Of Washington I'm
thn honae today chargod that under
he sulse 81 conservation the Unit
Ell states public has been robbed
OF millions OF acres of the host
land In the public domain, Hum
nhrev decidedly assorted that
santa Re aud Northern Pacific ran.
roads had been gwen 'n ....,,,.,,. 80. oi
lands worth billion dollars for
land that vas either worthless or
was worth from 5 TO 40 cents per
acre The wcyerhaeuscr interests,
he declared. owned the most vaiu'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
PROPOSITION THREE

The question OF the borrowing nv the
port commission % the Port Of Seattle
% tho sum % two hundred thousand
dollars and tho Issuing ~ bonds there
for for tho purpose ~ acquiring ferry
landing site nj some point between
battery street and King Street on the
east shore ~ Elliott Hay IN the city ~
Seattle. and 1f ferry landing site NJ
some point between West Florida
Street and Mexico Street on tho west
shore of Elliott BAY. and constructing
thereon ferry slips and buildings. and
for the purchase or construction or
ferry boat or boats. together with all
other equipment necessary or eonven-
lent TO produce an efficient ferry serv-
Ice between the east and west shores
Of Elliott nay. said improvement TO he
known ne the West Seattle Ferry I'm
provcment
Said bonds shall be general seriai bonds
81 the Port 81 Seattle in such form
rs said port commission shall here.
after prescribe Of tho denomination
hered consecutively nom one 10 two
hundred bearing interest nt the rate
OF five per cent per onnum. payable
scmi-nnnuaily. principal and interest
PAYABLE NJ the fiscal agency Of the
r,ate Of Washington in tho city OF New
York. to DO dated as issued. and to he
issued In such amounts and at such
times rs tho port commission shall
hereafter prescribe, and shall mature
nH follows:
Numbers I to :, inclusive. 1 year after
their date.
Numbers = to Z. inclusive years after
their date.
Numbers 3 to 9, inclusive. 8 years after
their date.
Numbers to 4. inclusive, 4 years after
their date.
Numbers . to II, Inclusive, years after
their date,
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shle umhered lands put into forest
ana park reserves. under the "I.ieu
Scrip law now abolished.
koferring TO specific instances OF
land Erahs,' Humphrey charged
that when forest reserves were
created In Arizona they included
lands that were the barren des.
ert and sand dunes inhabited only
by rattlesnokes. coyotee and taran.
tulas"
Urged by the forest service
ana contaminated In the name OF
conservation for much OF this vast
worthless tract, the Santa Fo Sc.
leeted In exchange 10000 acres of
the best land In tho United States.
! have traced $4,000 acres OF this
selection TO tho state OF Washing
ton. although tho Santa Fe never
owned a rail within 500 miles OF
that state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02

Hahbut. lbs zee. salmon. fsr 10. /.
salmon trout isc ID: cans sardinss.
iee. kippsrsd herring. lbs. Csc. her
rins, SC ID. sole. lbs lie. oysters a5c
pt kippeTed salmon. fsc 10. dry
smoked herring. Toe doz home made
appie butter. Ms fsc. cans - mon
,sc. boxes saraines. 2sc. corn beef.
cooked. zoe 10. aiii pickles. t0c dor.
al spices a. half price: 70 bars laundry
soap. z5ci ibs. Prim-os;. Csc; Eal soda.
rs se. lbs. wainuts. SIC. 4 lbs mac
ar0ni or spaghetti. use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
PROPOSITION ONE.

Tho question ~ rntifvinr the CHANCES w
the CONFERENCE.-The scheme ~ hHreor
Improvement o. provided ~ r"soln
ton No lie. amending resolution 70.
ma. Of the port commission, rhhhflhF
Unit No 2 % Huif comprehenHlF"
schema 20 as 20 include 80 81 mo
last waterway ana niso such portions
~ tho South Canal waterway - tho
port may nquirs title ~. and addlnE 70
said comprehensive scheme unN '"
be known as Unit No q. providing tnf
fstrv rsrvir. between west seatfie
AMI IA. business portion Of the city
~ Seattle. all Rs specifically described
On said resolution No. iiG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
BOSS COX IS ON
TRIAL AT LAST

CINCINNATI. June s--The trial
81 Geo. d. Cox. once political ear
o, Cincinnati. and four other off.
Gals Of the Cincinnati Trust com
pany. charged with having removed
1 s250.0o0 note from the assets OF
he bank. began here today. Cox
md bis associates gave the note
a, the order OF the state banking
department 10 make w a shrink
age in the banks capital. Later
the trust company merged with an.
other bank and Cox and his asso-
GATES withdrew the note.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02

Fresh shad. z,e each. stRf roe. 2Sc
ID hailbut cheeks iha zsc. finst %
sois. Ms z5c; salmon trout. lie 10. !.
German carp. lbs. t5c large Norway
herring : for 1sc rock cod : lbs. 7sc;
butter. fresh ehurned On the premises
every day. lbs 81. best milk. cans
ise. New York sharp cheese. Zoe -. {;
large Queen olives. 7sc 1T. sauerkrRut.
: sts lie. California cafs1p. $50 gal /.
sreet pickles. &c o.. 10 bars soap. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02

Numbers - 10 -. inciusiv.. =. years
nfier their date.
Numbers 50 70 ~. Inclusive. - y'Hft
after their date
Numbers ~ 20 81, inclusive. - yrHr
SITTER their date
Numbers ~ 20 Is. inclusive. IT yshfs
after their date
Numbers &c ~ -. inclusive. II y""h
after their date
Numbers 80 20 IS, inclusive. u yshfH
after their date
Numbers So ~ 81. inclusive, ~ year.
sitter their date
Numbers ~ 10 81, Inclusive. II resr
after their date
Numbers ~ 90 IS, inclusive. II yeAfH
after their date
Numbers 90 70 10. ineiur;ve. ~ year.
after their date
Numbers ~ 20 rs, inclusive, - ysas
after their date
Numbers - 70 80, inclusive. ~ y'"rs
after their date
Numbers - 90 -. incirsive. - yshfr
after their date
Numbers - % 20, inclusive, IT SehfH
after their date
Numbers ~ 70 as inclusive. ~ yehff
after their date
Numbers ~ 20 100. Inclusive. ~ yehf'
after their date.
Numbers 1903 20 100. inclusive. 10 yestA
after their date
Numbers 10 20 iis. inclusive. 81 years
after their date.
Numbers III 10 f.s. inclusive. " yehfs
after their date
Numbers fff 20 ~. inclusive. ~ yeaH
after their date
Numbers ~ 10 iss inclusive. - years
after their date
Numbers 40 20 ifT Inclusive. ~ yehrN
after their date.
Nuuih~ Ifg 20 1876. inclusive. 20 year,
after their date
Number. iss 20 fss. inclusive. 81 year.
ef'~r their date
Numbers Ie4 20 IT. inclusive. ~ yesrs
after their date
Numbers ~ 20 ifi. inclusive. - years
after their date
Numbers 10 20 100. Inclusive. 20 years
after their date
Numbers fsi 20 100. inoiuyiTe. ~ years
sfter their date.
Number 200. ~ years after iis ds'-
said bonds. principal ana Interest - he
payable out 81 ne net incorn- from
ssid improvement. ana in ease fnid
net inrarne mail not - sufficient for
that purpose tho remainder HhRll he
payable out - taxes upon The properly
IN saif port tiriri~' Tho details or
the method ~ creating ana applying
said net income and tnrer ana of ere
sting proper and sufficient funf for
tho payment ~ fhe principal ana In
tere., OF said bonds a. they become Que
20 - - hereafter prescribed by snid
commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
NURSES GRADUATE

Ten graduating nurses al tho
Minor hospital viii participate In
TIE exercises 10 be held at the First
Baptist church Tuesday evening az
: o'clock. Among the principal
speakers will be Mayor Cotterill.
Judge Ronald. DR.. Silsley and DR.
Crichton. The graduates are: NJ.
J. Glen, c. l.. Marston. M. ~
Fletcher. NJ 8. Rasmussen. y. r.
Tope. NJ A. Mason. n. =. poersel.
l. r Williams. u. VI. Hart, X. VI.
Van Dame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
new buds FOR
CITY'S FINEST

INV FWN HFNH YIN
Yep. they hlossomed out carly
yes,or morn. and they look just
great.
Our finest are Ia their summer
toys today. Each and every cop Is
sporting new raiment. June /. YOU
see, II the opening OF the season
for the coppers' shor, coats, as wolf
rs for June brides. and gentle
zephyrs. and halmy air. and all tho
rest Of the things that make June
the lovely month Il Ia.
So spick and span did the cops
look today that only 10 persons
we're rude enough TO disturb the
city ordinances and compel them to
make 'pinchea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
PROPOSITION FIVE.

The question ~ tho general policy OF
the Port 81 Seattle as 60 direct oper-
alton ~ the port commission Of the
various harbor improvements built and
constructed by said port.
The polls ~ sale ru~cfAi election shall
- open from, eleven o'clock A NJ 70
eight o'clock y N. and tho places
~ Nnilnr rhnil be as follows,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
WILDLY ISLAND

rhs intcrurban railroad on WILDLY IL
assured, and will add much TO tho al.
ready good trnnHportRtton service OF
tho island SUNNYVfEw TRACTS arc
within y mile Of this line and with
the excellent soil. fine climate and
proximity 10 all convoniencea, together
with tho low price and easy terms
make them the most desirable tracts g
land on the market today. f25 per
acre and up ana one-tenth to one fifth
down. send for literature. John A.
a mcs- LII lhrrrr ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02

New Potatoes. lbs iSc: winssap APP
slss soc box. delivered. Spanish ard
IurHho psAnHts lbs asc. fancy lines
isc dor. English wainuts lbs etr
eating apptss. So doz Santa Clara
lprnnss. lbs ise. black figs. q lbs. CSC I.
fresh OREGON butter 1ac 10 Jersey but.
ter. lbs sse; ling cod. iha 2sc. hall
but cheeks. ] Ms zsc. fresh herring. 9
Ms 2se. chinook salmon. ibs. a1e. 2
cans hes, mix. isc. rice. Sc "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
PROPOSITION FOUR.

Ths proposition - increasing the number
~ commissioners IN raid port district
from three 20 five nv adding two com
missioner 20 the present board o. three
commissioners IS provided ny chapter
Ga Of the session laws 81 1913.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
PUBLIC MARKETS
s,NrTAHY

SANITARY
Local ranch eggs. 80 dox duck Eggs.
.sc don: best fresh ehurnsd butter. >
lbs 81; 20 lbs sugar. ssc: 3 cans to-
rato~s 9se. pkzK mAearoni. i5c.
picked pigs feet. Ice 10. sauerkraus. ?
e,a ise: boneiess herring. zSc ~. home
mad. estsup lee bottle. graham and
rhSss wheat crackers. lbs. csc. scediess
yaisins. , lbs Use: home made dough
nats fox ss~ Roman meal and salt
risirg bread. Ice loaf. Bologna. liver
s1ssaxs and head cheese. Sc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02

,SACRAMENTo.-upon the plea
of her husband. the governor may
not Issue a requisition empowering
special agent here from Oregon
TO take Mrs. J. vlercke hack 20 or.
egon 10 fAce HfntntnrN chnrrrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
ACREAGE.

10 ACnE@, WITH HtNNtNa wATTni
soil a rich brown iahmi close o.
school and Hnod town phone service
~ ~ y fhf6, favorable terms
= y MABNr & CO. 1908 TiifHp Az
WILDLY ISLAND
10 Across
Right In town at langley In sunny
southern WILDLY some improvements
only 5000 on terms
Al classes ~ property for any sire poch-
etbuok come and sea who n already
here We arc cutting up tho "Old
Homestead
JAMES g LANGLEY
Langley. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
DEATHS

hover. Carrie u.-Agsd 10 years se2s
Woodland Park az.
cnmeron. tauisc May AGED 80 years
kt7 10Th az
Gereer. lena Ased 10 year" rrovi-
drnrn hospital
nutehins. Isaac w.--AEed Is years 'o7
y snth ct
Reyes, May Elizabeth Aged ~ years
noble hospital
smith. Mary Aged 81 year. osst ga q
smith, WIN. Wallace AGED eA years
shay. Aurriius King Aged "a years tfs
70 FLORISTS
nisnoN. liuIlIsI, ssi UNION ri. III.
iiott pcf Speciality. funeral work cut
~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS
X hi Mirfi.rSI.Dr, tNnEHrAKtn
sna emhalmer ifes Market ~ fhons
ballard ass
VnWetsity Uudsrtakins pafisf-. 4sta ian
y " North ~. W Y Ferhner
LYONS n fttNAsANi. ~tttt~~UH- 10
uisitE. Rafferty, Co. New Masonic Tenn
pie an kiihaurna - rhane North..ys
nsi>ttK VALLEY UNDERTAKING.
Co. q. a Phelps. Manager. istl Rainier
Az Phone Columbia ifp
nuNE tNnhHt AkiNu Co. SUCCESS.
ora 20 Nesnnhufr Co. 1910 SiHth ~
rhones Main 1871 and Elliott .7ss
BUTTERWORTH * SONS
1891 FIRST Az
The most complete mortuary establish.
men, In tho world Phones nain and
Elliott pts
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WOoDIEN's UsLrS-prscinots i-f>-z
b6ih and Seith ~. ~ r.
522 Denny Precincts ss-ss-r44-Its-
iAC-i47-iAG-i4s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

is hcebyg to
held on June IL 1918 which
No Seattle adopted May Fl, 1913
sninnaln CITY dscrlc N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02

Q ROOM HOUSE. On ior soIioo 40 A
it-fnat alley. on FRuntieroY avi plenty
% space Tor garden on adjoining lots
owner 10 selling on account Of fnos-
ing 20 California 90 work This 10 =
fine place for wofkinEman with .
family Price $3.50 on easy terms
Address y 500. csr~ seattle star
BtnoAiN ~ s.HoON COTTAGE.
about z sore ground fruit trees. etc.
ti.toqt 80 oaah. SO month
OWNER btr NATION BLING.
TOR sAtE Bi OwNEn-iof sosiis.
In Universally Para Addition A.toeE.
care star
ron FARMS AND cry REALTY. rTT
Nprensie- Hooper Realty Co. 21f Cen-
tfnl IfHE Main gaTT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
nrrrrm SEE THEM

Fec those delightful bungalows brinE fin
ishsd on Fourth a.. h ". near ftfh
~ These danny tuuFaiows are 20 -
sold on payments like rent. and tho
prices are i0wa-Ynu Niil ~ surprised
az the low price ana terms See them.
then SEQ us
AMERICAN MORTGAGE A BUILDING
COMPANY
''Arattlr Homo Builders"
white Nida Ground Floor
Fourth and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02
TINS ~ GOOD

THIS II GOOD
fi.s1t oo~Modern t-room cottage. cleo
trio iiEhtH, sAa. walls tinted.
electric iron. two bedrooms
with closets. fine level LOT
street work all in and paid
ia tll. no mortgage 90 as
sumo $50 down ana fis per
month. Including interest
AMERICAN MORTGAGE e NriibtNl
COMPANY
'Feattia Home Bulldefs
white nldg. uround FLOOR
Elliot, 20. Fourth and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-02

WE DESIEE 70 EMPRESS ouHl
heartfelt thanks 20 oil tho friends who
- klndly assisted during the sickness
and after the death Of our son and
brother Howard q Tiao for tho beau
uful floral offerings. Mrs. Taylor and
Family
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e. 6. e. . RnMsBERo.
Its Secretary.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-09-16
FIRE SWEEPS TOWN
HOT SPRINGS, ARK, ALMOST DE-
VAsTATEp BY BIG BLAZE.
Wiud-Fanned Flames-Loss Put
at S1o,ooo, 600.

Hot Springs, Ark, Sept. Sire
which started in a Negroes cabin here
on Friday caused q loss of $4,000, 900
Fifty blocks of buildings were de
stroyed. No lives were lost
A caprice of the gale aided dyna
miters in their efforts to keep the
flames from the main business sec
ton.
Shortly after 80 the wind began
20 subside, and the fire, having laid
waste the greater part OF the South
Hot Springs business district and ex
elusive Quapaw and Prospect avenue
residential sections, burned itself out
at the foot OF West mountain.
Various estimates Of the monetary
loss range from s6.000,000 to $4,000
600 Thousands are homeless, several
were slightly injured, hut no fatalities
are reported.
Gov. George W. Hays arrived at
Hot Springs late at night. lie ordered
out the militia at once to patrol the
devastated district.
The fire originated in & negro dwell.
ing on Church street, near Malvern
avenue. just east OF the Army and
Navy hospital, and spread quickly TO
the south and east A number OF small
dwellings. dry as finder, as result of
an extended drought, were easy prey
for the flames.
From This region the FIRE spread to a
manufacturing section, then to a pre-
tentious residence and hotel district
and then the shifting wind threatened
to carry the flames to the main bust
ness section.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-09-16
GERMAN III. {. PASToRS
WISCONSIN PuLPiTS FILLED FOB
THE COMING YEAR.
Appointments Are Made at the An.
nusl Conference Which Was
Held at kenosha.

kenosha-The annual sessions OF
The Chicago German conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church closed
with the ortiaining of elders AID the
making of the appointments by Bishop
William F. Mcdowell
The following is the assignment of
Wisconsin ministers for the coming
year:
Appleton District Henry Karnopp,
district superintendent, Appleton Al
gonna and Zion, Frank Messing; Al
mond, G, H. Elske; Appleton and
Wrightstown, S. r. Eldt; Brillion and
Schleswig, ". T. Eiske; Chase and
Abrams. w. Wiese: Fond du Lac and
Friendship, Frank Wager: Forest, J..
Mueller; Green Bay, A II. Kopplin;
Kewaunee and Gibson, r. Gross; Main,
Rib Fails and Corning. w. F. Wagner:
Manitowoc and Newton, C.. F. Schell-
base; Marinette, C. Koohn; Witten-
berg and Marion, H. A. Sponholtz;
Merrill and Pine River, ]. J. Moore;
Omro, Willow Creek and Clayton, O.
C. Frey; Oshkosh, ]. P. Koeller; Ripon
and Rush Lake, w. r. Schmidt; She
boygan and Plymouth, A. r Eschrei-
Der; Stevens Point, A Held; Sturgeon
Bay, j. f. Brandt, Wausau. J. l..
Mentzner, F. G. Ruff, professor in Law
renee college at Appleton.
Milwaukee Distributions f. Rome
ser, district superintendent, Milwau-
kee. Baraboo, w F. Boyer; Beaver
Dam, J. A. Jinddre; Bristol, ]. l.. Jo-
chum; Burlington. Charles A. Wiese;
Columbus, c. F. Henke; Kenosha, Pc
ter Rech; Lowell and Portland, II. b.
Lany; Madison and Arens, L. Ruff.
Milwaukee-First church, w. H..
Schwiering; Second Church, S. H.
Guenther; Third church, ]. l.. Hup-
pert; Emmanuel, A. c. Berg; Fifth
church, A. c. Keyser; Galena street,
VIM. Roegge. Oconomowoc, f. f. r.
Kluitzky; Sun Prairie. B. B. Zeuner;
Watertown, NJ. A Wieting; West
Bend. A. II. Otto.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-09-16
THAW AWAITING CALL
READS ABOUT SELF IN PAPERS
WHILE EXPECTING SUMMONS.
Hero Worshiping Girls Give Fugitive
Bouquets and Beg to
See Him.

Coaticook, Que, Sept. O. An official
announcement as TO when Thaw will
be removed to Montreal for his hear.
Ing before the kings bench on the
writ of habeas corpus obtained By his
counsel had not been made here up to
Sunday
The quarters here are comfortable
and the immigration agents in charge
said again Thaw might be held until
the last moment.
Thaw's day was perhaps the most
uneventful day since his arrival in
Canada He had only two callers, his
stenographer and his local counsel, DR..
w. L. Shurtlen. Most of the day the
prisoner spent reading about himself
in the newspapers.
Two hero-worshiping girls stood be-
meath the barred windows of his room
for half an hour in the afternoon hold
ing aloft bouquets and begging him 10
show his face.
We want to say we've seen you
once. Harry" they cried. Just come
to the window for a second" A guard
turned and spoke to Thaw, who re.
fused to appear at the window.
William Travers Jerome will appear
before District Magistrate Mulvena
here TO answer to charge of gam
bling. His case had been set for hear.
ing on Thursday, September II, but
both sides agreed TO advance it, and
Jerome announced over long distance
telephone from Montreal that he
would be here without fail. He was
on the int OF leaving for New York,
under Tie impression that the case
could not be called at once.