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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-14

9tbentt man Der tattIpIsn Ansriffs.
bic I'm perganeenen Sominer BON b1s
nif6en GbanpiniIten sessn cine aneeb.
Iide uebsrlhDemmuna bes Qannes
NIT oeutfden Reiienben gerittet purz
ben. auf Ddnemort fpIst 1rantrsih
NIT 11,070. Die 3obl lit fei. 1906,
no lie MIR 1881 betrua, nm 3S,7
ptosent geitiegen. bod lit iie nod inls
mer reht Helm. Weben ben politiI1en
WsrhGltnifen tommt in gstradt, bab
bie Jransofen, entiprsheno bem en-
gen. iparfomsn pbiIiftertbum, Der
munselnben lintsrnebmunesIuit bes
observation-disclosures, iibersaupt Dez
mig rtiien. Rad Jranirsih tommen
6olano NIT 7611. bic Shipsis nit
5048, 8elgien - bic 3dbl in auffdls
lenb flein - nit 3736, Stdfien, befIen
BeiuDbner nod ipeniger als bic piel
reiheren Jransoien gum 9ersnue.n
eas auslanb ouffuhen, nit 1852,
RcrDeaen nit 1896, Die gaItonItaaten
nit 3270. aiien NIT 1895, Spanisn
NIT 1886, bic Iirtei nit 1852, Dor
titgal nit 800 unb Wuitrolien nit
579. Der 8sluh aus auitrdIien, Der
bier on leBtsr GteIIe itebt, niirpe ben
er'ten plat einnebmen. tnenn man iih
nod Der proSenilialeu 3unabme ri1s
iett; er lift, felt 1906 um 1915 proe
gent geitiesen. unb benefit eaburdh om
befteu. ME Der Ruf Bsrlins iid) Iber
uniern gioneten oussebrsitei bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-14

SSn 6 6itogo bat eine Erie.
hensperiamnlung nit .inem arapon
sssnoet. Carnegie uuo onbers Tris-
Sensapoitel bisIteu Reoen, in ipelhen
lie Die Rotifi3irung Ser nit gnslanb
rno Jruntrsi4 geIhloNenen Grieo.nsz
pertrdge befiirporteten uno 4Qes gina
rIbig BON Staten, bis Or. Butler, Der
giettpr Der Columbia un!perIiIdt, ben
Gntrag Dor Die 9eridmmlung brrhte.
baB lie ben Senat aufforbere, bic Der.
trdse gu gsnebmieen. Gin Ibpota:
aus Rep Yort, EolbIe nit Tomen,
flel ihm ins Wort unb foroerte bie
8erperfung Der 8ertrGgs, mas nit eis
mem toisnOen gsifauslGrm auf ben
GaIIerien begriibt fpurpe, Der 10 beitdn.
big unbielt, oaB Die 9eriammlang un.
perridtetsr 8inge ii6 oufI0ite. Dor
nieruno5Dau5ig Stunben hGtt. etne
fclhe Concentration tobeinsnsrth as.
Ftisnen. SEPT, mad ben guthiifIungsn
Jber gnelaubs I1urtil1e Blaine oeaen
9eutIhlanb, lam man lie MIR billigen.
Dsutlih III boraus su eriebn, oab,
penn Die Ser. S.aaten duf gnalun6s
uno 5rantrsi6s 2opafitGt bauen, &.
fiG IN fati6e Si6srbait einidIlfern
laifen. WeHn man ale DoreGnse stDie
f6en England unb DeutfhIanb nab.
reno Der lesten Wpnate ohn. 8preins
aeHommenhsit prift, tpiro man su benz
llrtbeii selanssn miiFeu, boB gneIanb
ri6t bic minbeite lrfahe bate.
geuffhtanb nit aries su lberaishen.
Sept 1T srtpieien, bab Is bieie Abiiht
bate uno iih aur Qnsiibung bifier
Ebat Der fhurtiIhften Witkf bsoienen
fDollte. giner fDld perfiDen gldtiDn,
bic IS als &risssgrunb betrantst,
ipean siH anberes 2anb 5ein axi.s
Ftdt pertbsibigt, t0nnen aud BE Der.
Gtnaien iih nibt anpertraueH. Nir
itimmen nah oiefer GuthiilIung MeoitT
BELT Bel, oaB ole gertrdge nid6t aeneb-
r1tgt frRrben foItsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-14

Der G4ndbiiAe llnterltiitungScets
ein GinirdHt Der1ommslte fi6 h Gus
itap 1oeFs Brighton Gale. 2119
Gfntroi Aptnue, 5ur reseimdt dti9enG Gtt.
une. 6err Abam Diiins fii9rte htn
Worfb unb 0err Grnft Gsie<r has
protpfoll. Oie 6erren Geor9 miller.
Jpbnnn Srnntnsr unb Qarl 0osrner
ipurben CUR Mitsliebf&oft pos9efm mla.
gen. gum unteriu6nnesss stonlmittee
lpurbtn bic Gerren Auenit G@absl,
0ranS Vicpn unb geter 6treitas1tef
ernnnnt. 4n BEN BAH BEE Giebentiirs
ger Somien unterf. <a}ereins am
nd3jien Gomltng In bes arteikrbalIe,
ipirb iin Der Berlin In Gorpore betteis
lieen. Die Derfommlung sSfclat uin 8
llbr IN ber Mrbeiterbole. Die Gins
isnbmfn iporen 2l00 uab Die aassas
ZEN 500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-14
Sr Rem gort bat man einiae

Sr Rem gort bat man einise
Mabna6men nidtbeb0rblider art gsz
troffsn, Inn Die unertrdglihe gbeusr
runs in 2e6ensmitteIn gu miIbsrn.
Cine 9eieQIdaft tauft Butter, Gisr
unb iOnittge oerartige moarsn BON
ben 5armern uno periteisert iie Bel
antunft in Aeip Dort auf Dffsntlihsr
Guttion an bic 9roBbdnblsr. Daburf)
tperoen Die flint qroSent seipurt, pel=
6e Die aommiFionsbdnoler beredHes
ten uno Die 10 9roaent, ipslhe Die
Sobbers oarauf ihlaeen, nit onoersn
Dorten, es fperber stpsi Baraiiteu, bic
fi9 am Marte bes 8oltes mditetsn,
beieitigt. Ip6 pirtiam ipiro e
aber iein, ale 30ue auf gaabrunesmits
tel ab3ui6affen.
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100 Raien II Ssr Stxxbe

,nittdit Dampffraft obet Elstsi)it6t
ii@ fDrt5Hbsipegen. ipirb tn obit9bdrer
3eit eins 1hotfuns Itin, 2bctla&s
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3eiten bisiben. bab ietne r. 1eiilsSfs
tiee Mr5n<i ouf GotteB neittf 0slt
<riRirt fiir alle Qeiben ber 0stb6u.
iing1organt, bes wsastn1. bts ostey.
bss 01rme unb Der Qieren. lpik DE tes
rHtmten CT. Nernarb Qr6mt<TpfIIeu.
Nnr IN Be3us auf bieie ieoen5ni9e
atbnei mnHt bic MsIt Ieine 6erts
i9sitte; benu q tot ME sine btUsrs
9etbtji1 ilx ale ienf QsibeH oeoft<n,
no& ipiyb es cine jolde Il ekben. 8lir
Hat = Gents = alien apottssu sn
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Die 9aroaaeneh.

GiHt stlnaA1s UtutH otS uH ~
ensiten Sieae nidt pieI brsi.sr III ais
Elm aiIonrter, ffsib.i europa bon
giR.n: Der beHespont. Gier fisI ouf Der
JIutt mad aoInis 6eIIe, bes Mttas
mas unb Der HeptsIe 1ohtsr, bon benz
ecIoenen Wibbsr, Der fie irug unb ers
tran, I'm 4naeiih. Der retienbtn Rifle.
Das .Wleer Der 5ele- nannte nod ibr
oos Nltertbuui bie Weerenes, Der fdpn
in porssihihtIiher 3eit, als bic WoI!er
sleid urisebeuren G9pdrmen iih BON
WutterIaHo Miien nod europa ihos
ben, eine aubsrorbentIife gebeutuns
sueeiommsn isin mub. 6ier prallien
bic 9olter oneinnnber unb bier baben
iif a6mpfe, bic iiber lire gIiiiens ents
icbieben; hx In Iieblitber Rube Iisaenoe
JIutb bdi Iras0bisn BON g6ltern pss
ieben Su einer.3 .3eit. oIs ss nod teineD<s
f6inisf6reibuns CAB. Die erfie biitos
rid bsinnnte Wkbertolung fold alter
0oItsrsimpfe III Der 3ue bes 1eryss
iiter ben 6eilesppn.. Der In Der gts
ihihte nes Mltertbums cine 10 srob.
Rollf IpieIt. Wo bic Sirabs riur iisben
Stnbisn brett III. sipifAen Seitos unb
4bpoos. tpurbe bns Deer BON geriers
fonie iib<rbriidt, unb, ba es unfpilIig
oufih1umis. nit Rutben seftrinsn.
Rod sinmaI fpieli Der aampf um ben
6euespont' I'M Mlteribum cine arobs
Role: Bier. am aesospoiamoi, om3i.s
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ipuroe bic 1Iotte Mibens burd ben
ipartanifhsn 6elbberru Qpfanber meg
esnommen iitb bamit Der YeIoponnsiis
fhe arise entimkben. unb in Der urs
oIien, anf ofiatifher Seite geIsesnen
Stnbt Darbonos tam ouh Der syries
bensihlnB Spilhen Sullo unb Wis
ibribates sufnnbe.
Bon bisiem Gt0btden erbkIt i'm
Qdnfe bss Wittslaliers bic felt Grk.
1en5eiten .0elespont1 geaanntew1eet.
engs ibreH Rdmsn. Nls Npanna bic
3ipeits Roupfhaot bes r0mifden WeIi.
rsihs seipcrben mar, ipsrben bic BE-
feitisungsH auf Der europdiIHen unb
aiioiift<n Gsite Der Woifsritrabe bes
bsutenb nerilGtft, benn man tpubts. Der
Durhbru9 elmer feinbliHkn s5lotfs
mare NIT benz GnG Der bauplftnbt
akihbebeutenb eetptIen. 60 entfMieb
ii6 benn in bisfer Wleerense nionnnal
nas Ghidiol Der pielumitrittsnen
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Elm DurAbrnh burh bic DorbnMIIen
msbr oIs tinmnl. 10 i'm Sabre ITO
siKm ruFif@en OefHirnber unter ADs
miraf Sobn gIpbiniion unb 1907 ben
Gnsi1nbern INTER Cir Jpbn 1h.
Dndiportt. 1ylit pier3ebn RriesslHifs
fen, pieIen Drunbsrn unb Wcmbcrbiers
bpoien erfmitri be, engiifme MbmirnI
Dor btr esfnredten Gtabt, ipurbe ober
burh ben EuIion unb bie frcns0jifdk
DIPLOMATS CUR llmtebr beRimmt.
sJn ben Observation-Disclosures tGmpfen
3niiGen benz Dlir0neribum nnb ben
iminey ttiirmil6er oRbr6ne<noeu 9iirs
fen bate ber Rdmps um bic Dorbanels
zen niGt bic mihtigite Role sefpisIt,
benn baS ziirfenheer brdngte INNER
ipieber bon ~ s1ropGifdkn nanbisiae
segen bic dlie M)Atbouptitobt; ni6tss
beitoipeniosr srboute Gultnn Wlobnms
mtb bsr 3neite surj mad bsr Ginna6,
me bon 0p3alj be .alten- DorbcntI,
IsnfGIS dtr;; q Iiessn ~ btiben Gtittn
an ber l4mdLIsn Gtelk unb beiten
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Suuneritag, Ben IA. Sesember f9tt


arisonu bat NIT iibernGItisenz
Der Rehrbsit ith auf bic bsntptrattfde
Geite aeitelt. 9as mar poraussu.
ieben. Die repubIitnniide 9artei bus
ieIbit bate iia nit ben erpben Bergs
pertsbeiiBern alltirt unb pas bat ben
0emotraten, bic ii6 duf bic Seite BEG
Bottles itellten, gum Siese berbolfen.
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lperbsn, bdb Dtutfmlunb finr 3n Der
tbeibieunssslpeden riiIttt unb es mub
feline Riiitunsen nnh meter aussebnen.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-03-17

Douglas, Ariz., March 13.-After bat
tie at Aqua Prieta Gen. Blanco talked
through an Interpreter with Ameri-
cans who visited his camp. He said
the rebels could account for only one
killed and two missing, and the loss of
two horses. Blanco was especially
eager for news regarding the action
of the United States troops, and from
his questions it was evident that he
had feared the Americans would cross
the line and assist the federals in
case of attack. He seemed pleased
when informed that the American SOL
diers had remained on their side of
the line.
When do you expect to attack Aqua
Prieta in force?" he was asked.
Perhaps tonight; perhaps tomor-
row." he replied.
When informed that many federal
troops were advancing toward Aqua
Prieta, Blanco said:
All the better; there'n be many
more guns for us to capture"
Commissario Charles Garcia, of Ell
Tigre camp, whom Blanco took pris-
oner when he captured that place and
who accompanied Blanco's force to act
as secretary to the general, made q
sensational escape from the rebel
ranks during the climax of the battle.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-03-17
c. D. HlLlMAN CONVICTED
OF FRAUD IN MAIL USE

Seattle, March lie. D. Hillman,
millionaire real estate operator, was
found guilty by jury in the United
States District Court yesterday on
charges of using the mails in a
scheme for fraudulent purposes.
At $3.50 o'clock last evening bonds
men were procured in the sum of
100000 and Hillman was released
from custody of the marshal, in
whose Office he had remained since
his conviction.
The verdict was returned upon in
dictment No. 4,449, based upon fed
eral statute which became effective
June l, 1910, making the offense a
felony punishable by five years in the
penitentiary and $1,000 fine.
Hillman was found guilty on thir-
teen of the fourteen counts of the
indictment, which would make the
aggregate Imprisonment for which he
may be sentenced sixty-five years and
the fines $4,000.
Upon the first five indictments,
containing fourteen counts charging
misdemeanors, Hillman was found
not guilty.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-03-17
GREAT WESTWARD RUSH
OF COLoNISTS NOW DUE

Chicago, March 11.-Passenger traf-
fc officials of railroads leading from
Chicago to the Pacific Coast report
that it is expected that at the expira-
ton of the period during which col
onist fares are in force, the totals will
show very substantial increase over
last year, though so far colonist travel
has not been heavy.
1t is pointed out that as a general
rule the colonist rates offered in the
spring are not taken advantage of to
any great extent at the beginning, and
that the bulk of the travel is handled
during the latter part of the low rate
period. The rate offered this year is
$33 from Chicago to Pacific Coast
points as compared with $49.5e for the
ordinary second-class ticket. Colonist
passengers in the spring are composed
chiefly of persons seeking homes in
the West, while in the fall the low
rates attract very large number of
persons who spend the winter in Cali
fornia. The present rates went into
effect last Friday and will be in force
until April 10.
Beginning tonight and continuing to-
morrow and Tuesday, special trains
consisting exclusively of extra Pull
man tourist sleeping cars will be oper-
ated on a special schedule by the
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
lines for Portland and Los Angeles.
Dining car service, a la carte. will be
furnished. Similar trains will be OPP
Grated April 8, 8, 10 and II.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-03-17

flaws relative to the issuance OF Donos
oys 'o B. IL. by Falconer,ProyidinE 9
tbe coal mining situation within the
5. B. 2s2. by. committee on raj Tailr roads
and transp o as,o,,-ra 20 'ne 80
B. 2O7, by Eastham-Providing
wagon bridge over Lewis river ana ap-
propriating therefor $4,000; athod
foF s. quoting III ius: tile III
S. B. III: by committee e on ednoatiG }1
maintain 1 fsse Sy oBeaasssettprovding
system Of vouchers for school boards
and county auditors.
S. B. 1874. by Basse,. e frOI ioi
S. B. 1875, by Bassett-Approprla
to the counties tax collected for school
purposes by state. =.
salmon fishing laws, providing for H.
censes. and establishing headwater I'm
s. B. 1ss, by judiciary committee
Providing that the supreme court judges
shall be elected three judges at time
biennially.
S. B.. 212. by ox-Empowering the
TO Doa be m Manufactured at the penitentiary
into grain bags, and to sell the bags
S. B. 244, by committee on state char
liable tions-Appropriating $25,,
900 for the purchase Of additional land
for the institute for the feeble-minded
S. B. 24S-Rehabilitating abandoned
bitches.
S. B. POI, by committee on state,
school, granted and tide lands-Creat-
ing state board Of forest commissions
ers.
S. B. 23O-Providing that the filing of
an affidavit alleging prejudice shall Ids
qualify a superior judge from trying q
case.
S. B. $50, by Whalley-Providing PEN
alties for fraudulent voting.
s. B. 200, by military committee-Au-
thorizing the organization Of the naval
militia.
S. B. 315, by Observation-Disclosures me-
s. B. so, by Observation-Disclosures
school districts of first class to main
tain fire insurance fund.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-03-17
ON MEXICAN BORDER
WITNESSED BY MANY AMERICANS

tackled 800 federal troops, but were :.
pulsed, with total Of IS dead az,
wounded on both sides. N1'
Americans Killed.
The fighting was short and N,
surreetos, armed only with rifles ~. ~
soon scattered under fire of mao Seie
gun. ue
What is believed to be reliable :,
port Of the casualties at o.. 70
Grandes says that fifteen Amerios sas
were killed and seventeen Amer;oaus
were taken prisoners.
The following, at first reportoa !.
have been killed, are known to h.s 20
escaped: 'e
Lieut.. Col. Guiseppi Garibaldi p.,,
Madero, brother of Francisco 7 ".
dero, so-called provisional preside,. :.
the insurrectos; Capt. Gutierrez NJ "
Lara, and Lieut.. /. Valencia q, ~
Paso. Capt. Edwards May, a Merio." -
Of Madero's staff. was not killed t ha.
was taken prisoner. Raoul Mador"
was wounded.
Names Unknown.
R. F. Harrington, former serpoo,.
In the United States army who livos
at Ell Paso; Robert e Lee and Roho,.
Evans, of San Francisco, and Ro,
Glenn, boy Of Mineral Springs. Tow
were killed. The names of otho,
Americans killed or taken prisoners
are not known.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-03-17
Minor Happenings
of the Week

Secretary of War Dickinson sailed
Monday for Colon to make an inspec
ton of the Panama canal.
A company composed of Chinese has
been organized to equip and maintain
the electric lighting for Annoy.
New York express drivers are again
on strike. The men charge violation
of terms of the recent strike settle
ment.
There is strong talk of an extra
legislative session in Oregon, princi
pally to correct the hurried work OF
the last.
The dry goods house of Odds, Wort
man G. King at Portland, Ore, has
been sold to Adam and Max Holtz
The price paid is said to have been
$4.000.00O.
The estate of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy
is given as approximately two and a
half millions. About half of this is In
copyrights.
The annual regatta of the National
Rowing Association will be decided as
to date and location at meeting tC
be held in New York on Saturday
next. Boston will probably be the place
and June the month.
The ninetieth birthday anniversary
of Prince Luitpold was generally cele
brated throughout Bavaria. Prince
Luitpold is in good health and went or
foot through the streets of Munich anG
inspected the decorations in honor Of
his birthday anniversary.
Collector Loeb has determined tt
have closer watch kept on the inf1u1
of dressmakers and milliners witt
spring styles from Paris. In accord
arce with his order, 500 trunks, the
property of forty tradeswomen, are de
tanned for closer examination.
A New Jersey court has ordered the
Prudential Insurance Company to dis
tribute $20,OOO,OO0 surplus among de
ferred dividend policy holders and 81,
100000 among it's stockholders. The
dividend amounts to about 125 PEI
cent on the total capital stock.
Walter l.. Fisher took the oath O
Office Monday as secretary of the in
terror. R. A. Ballinger, his predeces
sor, will remain at Washington unit
Fisher shall have become familiar
with his duties. Following this, Bal
linger will go to Seattle, with the an
nounced purpose of preparing his
threatened suits for SANDER.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-03-17

Spokane. March 11.-Charles Jones
of Spokane. with score of 213, to-
night set new high individual rec
ord in the Western Bowling Congress
tournament. The best team score
was made by the Day & Hansen Sc
curity Company. with 2,299. Tonight
will mark the first appearance of out
siders, quintets from Lewiston, Idaho,
and Maiden. Wash, entering the tour
ney. Already rivalry has begun for
next years congress, Los Angeles
making strong effort to secure 1t.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-03-17
ROOSEVELT ON RECORD FOR
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT

* ! !. + An
Birmingham, Ala. March LAY
prevail OF the commission form "
government in municipal affairs cnal
acterized Col. Roosevelt's address ~
citizens Of Birmingham. who %'
about to experiment with the CONNIE
sion system. :,
you are the first city of this sll -.
he said. that has instructed TOT :"
commission in your municipal anana
Now, believe in the comm's' ~
form. and / am glad you are so'''
to try the experiment. ~,
In concluding his address ,' S
Roosevelt advocated the estaOi .hs
ment Of q national bureau TOT -
children.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-03-17
Northern Boundary Commission.

Washington, March 1.-THE inter-
national joint commission to desig-
nate and regulate the boundary line
waters between the United States and
Canada will be made up of former
Representative James A. Tawney of
Minnesota, former Senator Thomas
H. Carter of Montana and Frank
Streeter, Republican national commit
teeman from New Hampshire. The
commission is to exist under a treaty
Of May 3, 1910. The Canadian mem
bers have not been named.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-03-17
Washington News

The board of arbitration of the Ma
tional Association of Professional
Baseball Leagues has announced the
award of Dan Shea to Seattle, Wash.
The girl athletes of every grammar
school in Seattle will compete in an in
door athletic carnival to be held at the
university gym Saturday afternoon.
At Walla Walla a music contest,
in which every piano. pipe organ,
voice and violin player may compete,
is being planned. Four prizes valued
at 500 each will be given
Any employment agency or mill
agent, lumber camp or institution EN-.
ploying men in this State, making
false statements to them, will be
charged with misdemeanor.
The City Council of Bothell has re-
jected the petition presented seeking
an election to abrogate the city char.
ter. OF the 81 signatures necessary
only "A names were on the petition
Thomas E Grady, of North Yakima
has been appointed Judge of the supe
rior court of Yakima county by Gov
M. E. Hay, in accordance with the. law
passed by the legislature giving Yaki
ma county two superior judges.
The Snohomish County Grange AS
ISOLATION is closing a deal for the
Eugene Lenfest tract north of the
trolley line at Avenue D station, Sno
homish. The land is to be used al
grange fair grounds. The grange will
soon begin the erection of buildings t.
be used for fair purposes.
In affirming the decision of the
King county court in the case of A
j. Findley and others against L. Lag
holm, the Supreme Court decided tina,
lien cannot be placed on buildins
to recover for material supplied wher
no notice of supplying material i:
given.
The Laurelhurst bill, providing TO,
a trestle across Lake Union bay. nea,
Forty-second street, Seattle, after
slight amendment, was passed by
vote of 40 to AZ. BY a vote of 81 t,
u the House passed Senate bill 153
appropriating s1s6,3O0 for the LAX,
Washington canal.
With fireworks and elaborate cere
mony the Seattle branch of the Hi
sing Society, the most powerful CHI
nese fraternal order in America, ha
Just been installed by so member
from Portland. A typical Chimes
banquet to officers and members wa
given.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-03-17
MEx|CANS SATISFIED
WITH EXPLANATIONS

New York, March 14.-The Mexican
ambassador and the Mexican minister
OF finance received assurances from
Washington last night which con-.
WINGED them there was sincere a.
operation between the administration
of President Taft and that of Presi.
dent Diaz.
1t is not professed that all tension
has been relieved, and while Aueri.
can troops remain in force on the
Mexican border, it is admitted some
tension will continue, but appreheu.
sion was appreciably lessened by two
pieces of news.
First in Importance was long tele.
gram to Ambassador de la Barra from
the state department, announcing that
American warships assigned to patrol
duty on the Pacific and Gulf coasts Of
Mexico had been ordered to call at
Mexican ports only for coal and then
withdraw promptly.
This action is reassuring to Senor
Limantour. In a recent interview be
said he could consider the presence Of
American men-of-war in Mexican wa.
tiers so far distant from their base at
Galveston only as part of an unneces.
sary effort to impress on Mexico the
power of the United States.
His personal protest was promptly
followed by official representation,
and last night he expressed himself
as very much gratified that the re-
quest of his government had been so
promptly granted"
Intervention Denied.
Ambassador de la Barra added that
the action was highly satisfactory to
his government and that perfect un
derstanding exists between the two
governments regarding the matter"
The second development was the
publication here Of an authorized in
terview with Jacob M. Dickinson the
secretary of war, in which he denied
that his government contemplated in
PREVENTION or that orders had been is
sued to mobilize a second army corps
on the frontier.
Gen. Wood Also Denies.
A rumor to that effect, originating
In Galveston, was current here, but
Gen. Leonard Wood, in Washington,
added his denials to those of Secre-
tary Dickinson.
Regarding the telegram from WASH
ington, Ambassador de la Barra sala
it contained assurances that "Presf
dent Taft wished to reiterate the es
pressions of good feeling and FRIEND
ship on the part of the United States
government toward the Mexican gov
eminent which he expressed to tns
American ambassador at recent LII
terview."