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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-08-23
Dancing in Park Not prohibited.

1t having been currently reported
that the children and young folk
will not hereafter be permitted to
dance in City Park on the occasion Of
the band concerts, The Chief is au-
thorized by the Woman's Civic Lea.
que to state that this report is err
roneous. No edict has been issued
against the Terpsichorean pastime.
and the young people will not be in
terfered with as long as their frol-
les are conducted in an orderly man.
ner. They are welcome to avail
themselves OF the facilities of the
park at all times for innocent pleas
ure and amusement, says the Lea
que,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-08-23

Rim Van Wrinkle sleepeth not IN
mir midst. Watch DonaldsonFll1e.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-08-23

Help the Chamber Of Commerce 70
help you.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-08-23

attained only
throuuh COOPERATION AND WORK. YOU WANT TO
BOOST WANT TO SEE YOUR CITY DOUBLE ITS PoPU-
LATloN LANDS DOUBLE IN VALUE, MAKE YOUR
CHAMBER COMMERCE A LIVE, EFFECTIVE BODY BY SUP
PLYING IT ADEQUATE CAPITAL.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-08-23

OF takes a LIVE fish to swim stream
DOWN.
THINGS THAT poNALDsoNvlLLE AND ADJACENT PARISHES
NEED AND CAN GET
THROUGH CONCERTED, ORGANIZED EFFoRT-THAT 49,
THROUGH A CHAMBER COMMERCE.
First parochial fair.
building
Thrd-Locks at the head of Bayou Lafourche
Fourh-Extension of Belle Helene Railroad to Gonzales
parts parish
t1-A electric railway down the bayou
sixth-New parochiaI school building.
seventh-Expernnentai
Eighth-Good
Ninth*-Imngaton F."
Tenl1--outside capital.
EIeventh-Nev Industries
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-08-23
Meaner than Gar-Broth.

A contemporary is mean enough to
call attention to the fact that the
present secretary Of state, who cham
pions the plan for a protectorate over
Nicaragua, once ran for president
on 8 platform which had an anti-im-
neriaIisIn plank as the foremost is
sue. Shreveport Journal.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-08-23

Shenandoah, at the Grand Thea.
ire next Saturday night. Greatest
war picture ever produced.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-08-23
c II A r E r
- Of the

BELLE HELENE COOPERATIVE
SUGAR COMPANY.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-08-23

State of Louisiana-Parish of East Ba
ton Rouge.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-08-23

state of Louisiana, parish Il. 8
sionA 1 do hereby esrtif e. FL s.'
foregoing fe s to be duly rssofesa y
= In IA faith whereof, flss
and { seal Of Office of p1'.Isl
La this 14th day Of s g q
~ i { Clerk i; and
true copy
~ CLERK afaa
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-08-23

This act of incorporation a g ,ssssI
changed, modified or AMENDED, II. ~ &
corporation dissolved, by 9 Il, Is sv asnlBas
three fourths in amount Of " ! epf5
stock present or represented as
eral meeting Of the stockholders 81.
y " ~ for the purpose after thirty aass1
notice Of such meeting has been ssrsfI
to each stakeholder In the y laa sessl
hereinabove provided for notice 49,
tions.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-08-23

The following named persons, Y wv Y 4
Joseph Staring, A. I. Picard s Z. 1
Reuss, E. M. Loeb, and G. U. sst. .ssssa
with the said Joseph Staring % * KIN Il
dent, and the said G. 2. o ,1sA's /
vice president, and the said Y. y J
Picard as secretary and treasure u i i
hereby constituted the first bo os.ua 4,
directors, who shall hold their oIlss ',s Ne
til the second Tuesday In Januafs sa,sssJ
or until their successors are wv
and qualified.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
DROBTINICE IL MICHIGAN
SKE STAVKE.

- Matt Smoke (SmukD je G.
depfiz med slovenskih propalic,
XII nosijo l:onjske podkove ma pr
sih. Pred IL lett ie zatajil svo-
jega lastnega brata. kateri je Ia
krat priSel IL starega kraja.
Smuk je zatajil svojo slovensko
narodnost in dejal je, da je Ne
NEE IN cato nj hotel poznati svo-
jega brata, kateri je govoril samo
sIovensko. Prekrstil lie tudi svoje
ime Smah angleSkO Smoke
kar lc slovensko: dim. Pravi dim
Danes je pa tidal vse delavstvO
in postal skebski patron. o you
Smoke -- smoke ont
- Ma celem svetu nina rudni-
ska industrija boljSe maSinerije
kakor je ravno V bakrenem okro-
zju. In zopet ma celem svetu MISC
stroiniki, Xxi operiraio rudnisko
maSineriio. tako slabo placani
kakOr ravno bakrenem okrozju.
V Butte, Mont, ina najzadni il
strojnik $3.50 dnevno. Koliko pa
ina V Calumetu? Povprecno Sc
dveh dolarjev ne! Zato pa ie
strajk.
- Cuiemo, da sedaj opravljajo
tramersko' delo, kolikor Sc ga
spiUh Upraviia, jossi. Dves;a
bossov, kolikor jih ina C.. and H.,
sicer ne more nikdar nadomestiti
tisoce "tremerjev" (nakladalcev
bakrenega kamenja V kare) XII so
ma strajku. vendar je pa dobro,
da tudi bessie malo poskusijo S
tenn delom. Gospodje bossi, XII so
bill vedno tako visoko mad ubogim
tremeriem, maj Sc ucijo dvigati
kamen, da bodo znali bodoce
ceniti tremarja drugace.
- KakSne pomocnike ina serif
Cruise? Diva deputija sta bila zad-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

mi teden aretirana V Quincy, ker
sta V tuji Hist ukradla kravatno
iglo in diva Zlata manSetna gum
ha. En deputij po imenu Jack
Chellew Je bill pred lett obsojen
v 2Oletno jeco radi poziganja in
pozneje pomilosGen. In Sc wee sliC-
nih karakterjev. To potriuje, kar
smo ze veGkrat rekh: posteni lju-
die he puSkarijo i'll ne skebajo.
- VISA east zenam Strajkarjev
V mnogih stavkah Sc je ze polka
zalo, da zenske so boliSi piketi kot
pa moSki. In TO Sc je pokazalo tu-
di Y Calumetu. VISA cast vrlim
Ienskam,
- Rudarji V svincenih rudni-
kin, okrozja Flat River Missou-
ri. so pravkar dosegli lepo zma-
go pOtom kratkega Strajka pod
vodstvOm Western Federation of
Miners. Svojo zmago 80 praz-
novali sijajnim obhodom in sho-
dom na Labor Day in pri tel pri-
Tiki poslali so sledeco brzojavko
svojim bratom V boju Michiga-
nu: Zmagoviti rudarji svincene-
"a okrozja Missouri zbrani ma
shodu poSiliamo gorke pozdrave
naSim stavkajocim bratom V ba-
krenem okrozju Michigana. Bra
tie, stojte krepko Western Fe-
aerstior ef Miners in potova
zmaga bo krOnala vas hrabri boj.
Idruieni stojite. nezdruzeni pa
dete. r. r. Mackenzie.
- Vojak, kateri je pred kra-
tkim ustrelil konja, mislec da je
straikar. je baje prej zavpil ::
Halt! Ker pa ubogi konj nj
rszuUel vojaSke komande, moral
.ie svoio gorostasno ignorance pla
cati svojo konjsko paro. Po-
trebnO bi torej bilo, da gen. Alb
bey odpre Solo "a konje in krave
in iih uci vojaSke komande.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

porOcamo pa gorko, Ola Sc sodru-
gi nemudoma oglasijo prispev-
XII in pomagajo naSim bratom V
Niichiganu do hitreJSe image. Mi
pOznamo solidarnoSt druStev $.
y. p. J. m odziv bo brez dvoma
pOI olJen. Ncliko ie pa zvestih
slovenskih stavkarjev, XII Sc niso
Glani ). y. p. J. in po naScm
mnenlu Je potrchno, da Sc tudi
TEN zagotov; gmoina pOmOc od
strani naSega zavedncga delav-
Stva, da lazie vzdrzijo ostalim
vred V bOju. Priporocamo sodru-
gom V Calumeta, da storijo po-
trebne korake, da dobe pomoc
tudi oni slovenski stavkarji. Xxi
MISC pri naSih druStyih. Bodimo
solidarni polhem pomenu bese-
de.
Vsi priSpc, ii mai Sc "a sedaj
poSiljalO la naslov: John Plautz,
420-7th ST.. Calumet. Mich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

pa 50 topnicariev IL LanSinga, da
pomagajo konjenikom terorizira-
II stavkarje. Baroni bakra so
menda mnenja, da imajo tolovaj-
ski puSkarji delavce popolnoma
V oblasti, zato dovoljujejo. da
odhaja vojaStvo.
APPEL ma drustva.
SlovenSki in hrvatski stavkar-
j V Calumetu, XII so organizirani
V ). y. p. j.. so zadnji teden ape
hrali potOm Glasila" ma druS-
iva omenjene organizacije IA de
narno pomoG. Stavkarji dobe cd
mlJe potom trgovcev potrebna
zlvila. toda primanjkuje Jim ze
denarla "a p!acevanje druStvenih
asesmentov, vsled cesar so tri dr..
SNPJ. V Calumetu V nevarnosti.
da zapadejo suSpendaciji. Nepo-
trebno nam .ie ponatisniti doticni
APPEL. kalti malone vsa6 citatelj
PrOletarca be~" tuI; Glds:lo. Pri-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

por. PrOletarcu.) Sodrugl. Mas
boi Sc nadaljuje. Nelikanska We
Gina staykarjev stoji Solidarno in
neomajana Napitalsti mas misli-
jo prisiliti nazai stare suznost
TEN, da so sedaj priceli ubija-
ii - Medicine otroke. V pondel-
jek | sept. - ma Labor Day"
- so Waddell-Mohanove barabe
streljale ma mnozico Strajkarjev,
ki so zenami in otroci paradira-
Ii okrog rudnika Kearsarge -
okrog pet mill od Calumeta - in
ena kroglja je zadela IA let stare
deklico po imenu Marga; eta Fa-
zikas. Deklica ina prestreljeno
glavo, toda Oh TEN casu. ko to l.
Sem, Sc zivi, pravzaprav visi med
zivljenjem in smrtjo in gotOvo bo
mrtva preden Proletarec prinese
to mole porocilo. Lopovskim ka-
pitalistom nj dOvolj, da re imajo
diva brutalna umora ma vesti -
hocejo Sc wee in Sc nedolzno de-
kle mora V prerani grob.
Ali mislite, sodrugi, da lopOv-
ske barabe, Xxi ubijajo mirne de-
lavce in niihovo deco, takoj pri-
meio in deneio pod kljue, kamor
DO vsi pravici spadajo? o, kaj
Sc: Morilcem Sc dovoli toliko ca
! sa. da lahko brez oyir pAezijo
Kapitalisti Serifa in guvernerja V
svoji torbi. kadar imajo vse VIA
dne moci svojem zepu, da po-
denjaio kakor Sc Jim poljubi z
revnim in usmiljenja vrednim de
lavskim ljudstvom. Delavcil Po-
rabite dobro volilni dan, kadar
pride naOkrog. da ne boste po-
tenn OBJ casu StraJka IN svojih
pravicnih zahtev sami sebe tolkli
po glavi. Delavstvo bakrenem
Okrozju je ze spOznalo svojo ma
pako ali - prepOZno "a sedaj.
Bic. katerega smo poljubili, mas
sedaj neiZreceno tepe. Ali lie po-
cakajte, tirani. Sc nj sveta ko-
nee, Sc bo priSel mas dan. Pri
prihodnjih volitvah mai Sc kapi-
talisticni koristolovci le obriseio
"a nase glasove. Mi smo vstali.
Sedanji boj nam Je pa lepa sola.
Po nakljuciu sem dobil GA. st.
"Amer. Slovenca XII bi Sc pa
moral imenovati "Jolietska Lon
carica.' To pa radi tega, ker ne
kateri tukajsnji "bravci" loncar-
skega pokolenja odkladajo tam
svoi loncarski bluff. Podpisal Sc
je "Katoiiski 6eiavec" " res
nici ie pa katoliski pozeruh in
gricko- -loncarski Janez. Molci,
moci, Janez, kdo ii pa kaj veru-
ie! Ali imas tudi ii kaj cd tega,
da pomagas jolietskim bedakom
lagati proti rdeckariem in delav.
skemu casopisjuG JAZZ vpraSam g.
X. G. j. kaj on vendar misli, o
sedanji stavki ma CalumetuY Maj
poye svoje mnenje, potem bono
videli, cegav prijateli ie &. katoli
ski Janez. Med TEN mu pa JAZZ Ia
hko takoj povem svoje mnenje o
katoliskih delavcih tukaj. Pra-
vzaprav povedal BON. kar je
fakt. da namrec - katoli-
Ski delavci ma Calumetu - cuj-
te! - skebajo! In sicer skebajo
pod vodstvom Luke KlopcIca, ka-
teri nosi konjsko pOdkev ma pr
sin. (Vsi sicer ne, ali lepo Stew
10 jih je, kajti vecina skebov so
Slovenci. pobozni in katoliski
Slovenci V ocigled temu DEF
stvu me ne bo cisto mic presene-
tilo ce gre tudi Janez ozir. dotic-
nj "Katoli$ki delavec" tudi ske-
bat. da TEN pokaze svojo lube
zen do delavstva. Cestitam "Jo-
lietski Loncarici" ma takih brav-
cih" in zagotovim il, da ce Sc
pride kak Klepetec semkaj ma
rocnino pobirat. ne dobi je wee
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

p A ZITE!
ma stevilko " oklepaiu-
vi Sc nahaia poles va
soga naslova. prilepiie-
Mega spodai ali
ma ovitku. Ako (31G
10 stovilka
tedai vam prihodnio
stevilko nasega lista po-
tece narocnina. Prosi-
mo, ponovite 10 takoi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

List Ia koristi delav-
skesA lludstva. Delav-
ci 90 oprAviceni do
vsesa kar produciraio.
This paper Ia devoted
TO the interests OF the
working class. Work
ore are entitled TO ali
what tn ey produce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
JEROME IS NOW
THE FUGITIVE

ny TINTED Press Leased wire.
coATIcook. Que, Sept. e.-At-
torney Jerome failed to appear to-
day at the hour set for his hear
Ing on a charge Of gambling. His
counsel entered an appearances for
him and the hearing was continued
until Sept. II.
Harry Thaw. triumphant again In
his fight to prevent return to Mat
toawan. rested contentedly In jail
here today while Jerome. apparent
ly, is a fugitive from justice. even
II only TO the extent OF breaking
his bail rather than face a charge
OF playing penny ante in public
place.
Jerome. who left the town In an
automobile after giving $500 bail
for appearance on the gambling
charge. is believed TO have gone to
Vermont.
Thaw will be brought before the
full court of Kings Bench appeal
aide. In Montreal on Sept. 10. He
ls likely TO remain here until that
Kline.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
HERE'S A new SORT OF A BABY SHOW

osprngB tooyegs The cute way mas o suNg
thumb
physical proportions thus and so
and that Respraion-us
Worse and worse Digestion Poor
Hardly seIteontroi None"
tooses TO uck IN
the experts 10
right down 10 coohg
nothing brag about.
he quest IL Wha points baby?
precious But for tha matter the
alley fond of her litter the
patrcan Motherove and
shire in the sty.
committee OF women or the Moth
the contest has arranged for series OF prizes to
be led he n children.
children under
and highest
children coming from
nun ties Of and less
medals VIII be awarded pe chdrh
the urban and rural districts making all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
engineer IS 0VERWORkED:
NOW TWENTY One ARE dead

NJ Irltna frss4 Leased WIRE
NEW HAVEN. Conn. sept. g.
Tes,Ifyina a, the public investiaa.
ton into the New Haven disaster.
Engineer Miller OF the wrecked
train today said for week before
the aeelden, he had been covering
hla own run and that OF another en-
gineer who was W..
"Ho was 10 have come back TO
work Tuesday" Miller said, but
was not In shape TO do IL. so they
said as had done his work as well
AZ my own for one week. I might as
we'll do Il for another day, and
here we are"
Drank No Whisky
Il did my work without the aid OF
stlmulanta No. drank no whisky.
sIept when could sunday |
rested. going to Springfield Sunday
night
Monday morning took my en-
glne out on my run to Stamford,
arriving there at 9.15. cleaned my
engine. started home and arrived
at 12.is. Then slept until f;f5.
returned to Stamford, rested an
hour. started for Springfield and
got there at midnight.
AT 5:i3 we started the return
run and at 6:5j the wreck oc-
curred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
FIND HIM GUILTY

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. s.-F.
Drew Caminetti. son OF United
States Commissioner General OF I'm.
migration 4. Camlnetti. and Maury
|. Diggs will be sentenced by Fed.
eral Judge VIM. c. Van Fleet next
Wednesday. September TO-
Caminetti was found guilty Of
transporting Lola Norris. n 20.year.
old Sacramento girl, from the cap.
ital to Reno for immoral purposes
He was convicted on one of four
counts brought against him In the
indictment. The maximum penalty
Is five years imprisonment. $4,000
fine, or both.
Diggs was convicted on four of
six counts relating to the taking of
Marsha Warrington and Lola Norris
to Reno. He can be given 20 years.
or n $4,000 fine. or both.
Both men are out on bonds Cam.
inetti's security, 10000 was i'm.
medlately furnished by Theodore
Baccigalupi of San Francisco and
Attorney Frank J. Freeman of VII.
lows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
PROBE OF
TROUBLE
REFUSED

WASHINGTON. Sept. "a reso-
Hslcn demanding a eon9resssonal
nvessiaation into the navy hearing
- ,he outhreak OF enlisted men In
SEATTLE en- July is. when !. w. w.
sns socialist meeting places were
wrecked as the result, u WAS ehar9-
a Of lneerdlary speeches by Sec
rsary Of the Navy Daniels, was IN
reduced In the house today BY
asp. Bryan Of Washington and de.
t,,.d on a point OF order.
nryan fatty charged the navy In
ysstigating board with impropriety
aaa With conceaiing the merits OF
ths case.
There was noting" he said. " In
n. facts TO warrant the board 8
eeasure Of the government aud peo-
pla Of Seattle.
~The members Of the board lis
,sred only to the stories 0f the en-
listed men who rioted and did not
ali the mayor or chief Of police. al
thonrh their finds eensured both
prvan declared the whole affair
u the riots grew out OF a political
riot BY a Seattle editor, who. he
nid. was unfair.
Bryan twice renewed his attempt
10 discuss the situation, but vas
!srced TO silence by objections
nom Rep. Johnson OF Washington.
aae finally. in a rage. cried. I am
cing TO speak at the King county
Air In Seattle next Saturday /
ears them then to try TO silence
me
Congressman Humphrey Of
Washington. Johnson and Bryan
then got into 4 wrangle. and Ii
boxed Ike a fight until the speak
Or. pounding with his gavel. silene-
ed them all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
DYNAMITE HOME;
WEALTHY MAN IS
SLAIN IN HIS BED

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. e.--Peser
Hansen, an aged retired capitalist.
residing on the outskirts OF the city,
was killed BY dynamite Outrage
which wrecked his house at $40
this morning.
The dynamite was placed on a
sll In the house foundation. al a
place supposeds to be directly un-
der Hsnsen's bed. Hansen was the
only occupant Of the house. so far
a. 10 known.
Chief Of Police Wilson said Han
sen had long had socialist sffilia-
Tons He was at loss to imagine
motive for the supposed crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
NEW HAVEN WRECKS IN TWO YEARS

Aug 28 loil- Aliddlctown. Conn, 90 injured.
Oct Is l9llBerin Junction, Conn. killed, injured
Iunc H. l9l2-Cliuton Mass, injured.
Iuy 25 1912 -Stonngton Junction Conn, killed;
hurt
Aug 9 1912 South Boston, Mass. killed; 40 injured
Oct 3 1ol2-West Port, Conn, killed. 30 injured
Nov TO- l9i2-Grecns Farms. Conn. s. injured.
Nov II lof2-Putnam Conn / killed injured.
Feb 22 ioi3-Waerbury, Conn, p injured
Iunc IL 1o13-Stamford, Conn, killed; 20 injured
Sept p l913-Wailingford Conn z killed 10 injured
Total killed 81 injured, 3O2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
BET ON ''COlNC''

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 6.-An-
drew johnson appealed 10 the po-
lice today to get back $685. he bet
ON an imaginary horse named Co
ing. in race supposed TO have been
run at Vancouver The bet was
represented TO johnson as a sure
thing. but the only thing he is sure
of ia that the stakeholder. who gave
his name as Charles Williams. has
money and all,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
By Fred l.. Boalt.

We have in the past been too mawkishy sentimental
about babies We Of The Star have been among the worst
offenders in this regard. .
therefore glad be able announce that really
sensible baby show il to be given the King County fair
next week 1t called Better Babies contest and othes
who think they have hggrade babies are invited to enter
them 40, New York block
How have Judged babies at baby SHOWS 80 es
This title popseywopsey2 Es un s o"om
m toofes Upeydasy Does um want 10 car W
Inses3 We'll little precious ana th sweet
est kootest title
Oh judged babies IN he
a ALL young ahlhaH
Just az calves sheep ana puppef YOUNG
uogs 10 babies
Inc committee the babies at the ~
posed OF phyficiaus. andfa
a. Every mothers viii bring their babies 10
Tue iaE IL will call the committees at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
OUR GEORGE NOW
ON BR|NY DEEP

Our mayor is now on the briny
deep.
At 10 o'clock this morning he sail
ed from New York on the steamer
Lapland. for Antwerp. whence he
will proceed to Milan, Italy.
Mayor Cotterill is the personal
representative of President Wilson
to the International Temperance
congress.
Before leaving. Cotterin sent
telegram to Acting Mayor Bob"
Hesketh. in which hearty greetings
are extended to Seattle and its
folks.
Mrs. Cotterill will remain in
Cleveland for week, when she
will leave for Wisconsin to visit
with relatives. The mayor will be
gone till the middle of October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
so TAERE,NOW!

Notice has been given by the
Washington state exposition COM
mission TO the Panama-Pacific Fair
association that the site reserved
for this state is entirely too small
II has developed that the site
would limit the Washington build
ing to S0xl40 feet.
The state has an appropriation of
Si75. 200 to spend at the san Fran
cisco fair, 100000 of which ia to go
into building. Negotiations are
now on. and. unless a more avail
able site is offered. there is some
probability that Washington will
not participate in the fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
JUDGE A SUICIDE

Los ANGELES, Sept. 6-Un-
oearable grief over the death OF his
wife Is known today TO have
prompted the suicide OF former Srs
perior Judge J. s. Noyes. VITO kill.
Cd himself BY swallowing lauda-
nun. after he had soothed bis last
hour By reading chapter from
Iolstois Resurrection"
Judge Noyes body was found I'm
sycamore park at sundown yester.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
WILSON MAY OPEN FAIR

SPOKANE, Sept 6.-Tne Spo-
kane Ad club has invited President
Wilson 10 press button in the
White House, September s. open.
ing the 20th annual interstate fair.
John Pattison. democratic national
committeeman. has urged the pres
ident to accept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
Grave Unmarked

PORTLAND. Sept. 6.-The move
ment started several weeks ago by
the Portland Press club to erect a
monument over the grave of Ho-
mer Davenport. the famous cartoon
ist, Mt Silverton, Or. was given
impetus today by the receipt OF
500 from VIM. Randolph Hearst
The grave in which Davenport
was laid in May, 1912. is unmarked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

Victor wlcklund, alias Jim Nc
Gov the youthful car bandit, who
shot at and was shot by Detectives
Humphrey and Jones, and was on
the point OF dying at one time as
the result Of his wounds. was this
morning sentenced by Judge Smith
To five years In the peniteniiary.
Wicklund is rs. lie served two
terms in the reformatory previous
To his latest eacapade Judge
Smith expressed deep regret that
he should be compelled to send so
Young boy 20 the penltenuary
but considered himself without dis.
cretIon In the matter, In vie" OF
McCoy's record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
GIVEN DIPLOMAS

a hundred and forty-rour stu
dents received their diplomas at
NE graduating exercises held by
me 1913 class Of Wilson's Modern
huslness College at the Moore
'heatre Friday night.
Williamson s. Summers deliver.
ed the annual address To the class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
GET INTO THE
BANDWACON

Everybody Is using Star
Want Ado nowadays. The gains
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Good Results" are telling our
story splendidly. and our Want
Ads are making more and more
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
WOULDN'T HELP

DOUGLAS. Ariz., Sept. 6.--The
Mexican gunboat Tampico, carry
ing 1000 troops and a quantity of
ammunition, is aground near Topo-
lobampo and is being harassed by
detachment of rebels. according to
dispatches from Guaymas.
The dispatches further state that
the commander of the American
squadron refused To aid the Tam
pico, because it is not in sinking
condition. Rebels on shore have
frustrated two attempts to land the
soldiers from the gunboat.
It's astonishing the buyers a want
ad in The Star will bring you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
GETS FIVE YEARS STRUCK BY AUTO

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 6.-The
police were still hunting today for
the automobilists who, about mid
night ran over and killed Mrs.
Gale Dooley. aged go, OF San Fran.
cisco and probably fatally injured
her brother. Louis j. Ward. also of
this city.
Ward and his sister we're walk
ing on the Great Highway when
the automobile. rushing upon them
out Of the darkness from behind.
struck them down.
Ward IL stenographer for the
Pacific Gas Il Electric Go.