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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
VALUABLE DOGS
ARE POISONED

A mysterious dog poisoner " sup.
posed 70 BE- the cause Of the death
u three valuable CANNES yesterday
afteFnoon Ia the vicinity OF 29th Az.
aud Marion st. A Scotch collie.
valued at 500. owned by J. l..
Hand. 9si7 East Marion ST.. was
one victim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
Saw That Woman Knew
Baldwin Was Immoral

duced to deny statements made by
Mrs. Turnbull
That Mrs, Turnbuil. as Lillian
Ashley. knew the characters OF
Lucky BALDWIN knew that he
would not marry her. had no right
20 expect anything from him when
he tired Of her. was the testimony
given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

address the e.o0o people who will
gather In the hall. and wagnor's
band win furnish patriotic music
during the evening Tho speakers
will Include Ole Hanson. Herman
w. Craven. George =. Cotterlll and
Mr. billing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
zee. LOSS HEAVY.

PORTLAND, Or. Feb. 2.-Ffre,
starting from a defective electric
wlre. practically Quilted the third
and fourth floors Of the Glass.
prudhommc Printing company plant
Al Sc Seventh st. this morning. The
damage II estimated at $4,000.
fully covered By Insurance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

streets by City Editor Fred Purdy
to seour for "glcanlnga." and he de.
yelopcd a ..ne style OF humor That
immediately became popular, Then
he tried his hand as sporting odi-
tor--used 60 wrlte baseball stories
IN verse which made a great hit
with fhe fans. His poetry Il simple.
aud he jumps from humor TO patnoa
With the agility OF a Mark Twain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
Grant Reduction

~ : new ruling. passengers
seartin< the Madrona park cars In
fsfsrs Al James 81 and broadway,
30 between that point and East
LIN 81, may obtain a transfer on
2 fs<st ticket 10 EAasiake av. The
sosntsay points out. however. that
.ah does not mean a transfer 20 the
las'izze Hoe on = Scent transfer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE,

Five acres. 5000 soil. near Seattle. for
1850. so down. IS monthly. Herbert
4. Upper, a0t f.eary bids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
BOARD ANp NOON.
ausINEss CHANCES.
HoMesrEApe.

.~~N~~>s~-~~~~~~N ~~c~~~N-~~e~N~~sN
FREE HOMESTEADS. TIMBER AMI
DESERT claims. we can locate you o.
tho host wheat ana fruit lands u
WASHINGTON and OREtoNi NJ
money down, send SOC for book ans
maps. giving fun Information.
FORREST LAND co. IOCATORH.
lha End Az. n. nnnm aoI-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
FuNtRAl pIRrcIoRe.

~s~@aN~s~e~~e~ra~~ea ~sNs~e~~e~~-~N~e~~
ruTrENWoRrW a SON. ffefeasenai
Directors and Licensed hmbalmara 1851
isi epp Npar~ theatre Moth phones stt
nannsY. waisaa Co. Funeral Directors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
chaTTEL LOANS


Loans 90 working people. Oscar ~ Jen-
sen a Co. Inc. ia Northern Bank BLDG.
FOURTH ana pise
Loans on furniture horsss. CSC. Will
tAri Roach room III New rort HOS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

los ANGELES, Feb. 2-At
...ress for the estate ia the aald
- y. IN case. dlgging into the past
= 4 Mrs LILLIAN Ashley fuFneull
: Of Beatrice Anita rurnbuil
.s.smxnt In the ease. continued TO
az along the lines pursued yesier
49, When Witnesses were INTRO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

arrangements have been com.
.,.,sa for monster billing rally
= nrpamland rink saturday night
"a Indications are that >. VIII rival
- great pOindextcr dcmons'Fa.
sinn u last fall
The best speakers In the city VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

- - NAHNAH Niit
OF the most
volumlnoua vol
umin poets In
the land Al a
love potc" Sam
can stack up
with most of 'cm
who over really
get close 90 the
nearta of ua com
mon people.
Kiaor was born
IN Pennsylvania
40 years ago. tie
was a farmer
boy. went 10 the
telegraph key,
aud later was
employed on the
Cleveland Press
AZ % dc tole
graph editor lie
began TO write a
little. and was
sent out ON the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
HURT en- cAR

rsrick shelton. a rAncher Of
ss<< diamond. was run down and
.''rzfir Injured b. a West Queen
80 street car AZ FIRST av. y and
~zsf'nzion q. yesterday. Ills In
E:''ss we're dressed az the city hos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

a couflright. o. the Cord0va
.snnsIetsl company. and vlfe.
~ y ne city. guests u Mrn Court.
'<s,s parents On Capitol hin. Mr..
~ Mrs T. y. stetson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

= y I'VE 7 r Co.
Phones Green sea- Sorth iG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
mo LOCKED UP

jsll<r Roberts this morning lock
4 - iha narF. Carroll Barr trio. al.
bxe< 70 have put up q badger
un1 @ John q Robcy president
4 he Colder West bakery CON.
N1f.
a etxrxe Of sxfoFtion has been en-.
tz~t sEainst them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
CARRIES 1112
POUNDS IN AIR


PAU France. Feb. Aviation
weight carrying records for all
countries went 10 smash here to
day when aviator uemartin. with
seven passengers In a lour-Seatcd
Hicriot monoplane. ficw over the
Pau herodFuine.
The combined weight Of Demar.
tin and his passengers was LIE
pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
TO MEET TONIGHT.

The FIRST Methodist church will
hold ifs quarterly business meeting
this evening at the church. on Fifth
and Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
TO FIRE GRANT.

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 9-The az.
sembly committee on labor and
capital today reported favorably a
bill to enable Gov johnson to de-
pose Labor Commissioners Theodore
r. Grant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

FoH new. modern Furnished rooms a,
iow prices. call AZ The Virgins. hot Fir-
giniA 81 near Westiake 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

j.. N. Grieve. Canadian immigra-
ton agent. at Hotel Diller all this
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
HELP WANIEp-KEMAiE

~~~~~~~N~~~~~~~Nr~~~~e~ ~~~1~~~~~~~~~~e~e~~~
Nice YounE siri wanted 20 help with
hppaework. can 80 home nights Phone
East t2t2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY
PARTY.

We reckon that Just about
everybody In this country knows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
nousEa

rs~~~-~-~.~-~~~~~~-~s-~ ~~-e~~~~~s~e~~s~~~e~
FDN RENT fius modern tsFoom cet-
.tases Hatntef iiouisvard and Walker - ,
,ssnaf going nNaY and uAnfs 20 rent TITS
seek. pne has fins garden la eonnscsian
HAfSKH a NPENcEH.
SCI fiiuehieT rlnrh
Rsf Haie-Nau t.feofn house, BeKtfa.
loot let 9TH if-faoi aiisY anA on 80.
fees stfesf Ctase 40 both Wrs, SEATTLE
arf Faanti@fny rsr lines n n Mess.
lfs caimAn nifs
Ttfes-feam house. sish sardsn plot.
feaf attN Ninth a. W. Tor ssnt 70 man
aaa uifs hfEht party can sefk cat
fsnt Call
Fsre icons furnace heat 49, en- stth
C J. nEf.r. A co. gsB GLOBE Bgh.
Aais stssi lad = ltst
For sAis-lrha bssi fise4reofu tanp on
At rect ard sidewalk O. door, cheap Al
boy. 1t1s FuhrrnAn a.. feai FrAnhiin.
NuYons Nishins siK-feau Haedsrn
horse tn Everett. address aces utand
phsns sunset ittt win o. without
iefms
Tor H~ns- Modern S-rsoSa house
F ss.' rs s'''i la < I slss RI H'''1 fa'a'
soa.ll 80 . ,,, .i.-, ,,. so',sss
lsss
Cosy t.foorn hnnsaisw. nssr Lincoln
high. on car iise. fltt 81. ittf
Fiss-room huuse. sesiss Yaf8. ne isit
18th At Maker car % indklns y
Rent. ia five rooms sac. al G5th
y. y block o. Asfisoui East fsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
HELLO GIRLS PARTY.

The young ladies' Of the ,
Pacific Telephone q Teie- +,
! graph company gave their !
seventh annual ball az Leschi !
park last evening. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

' 4csSi ia - me- noah ri siSsrsiiSS
Groom house. on car line. adjoining
business corner. worth $4,000; price
90 ooe. teoo cash Two lots Alta Vista.
nainsworth West Seattle Addition. worth
81 oea. will sell Tor 3so0. terms 20 suit
ttso caah Tor two Glass A Kirkland lots
4. NJ Ronenhaum. Lawyer, fts-ais
Halsht buiidinE. second ay corner Pine
1t Phone Independent stA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

= So long as the city light /,
= plant under furth's man /,
= Arms falls To make profits, I
: FNrth's private lighting com. ,
= pauy can keep up rates and ,
= kouge the citizens for all the /,
= traffic will bear That's the /,
4 reason the Furth combine Is ,
= strong for IA Glib I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

~NS~~s~e~~~e~~s~~-~s N~~~~~aNs~~~~~-oe~~NSe~~
tso acres. Central Missouri, 20 exchange
fer lots or acres In this section. or
other property.
itet American Hank building.
homestead relinqgiahmont IN Horse
Heaven, near rroaser Wash. Address
iiox 2af. Gle Eium. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

3 Every man Nho has a wife. I
"a mother. sweetheart or /,
: <xf<r has Sufficient reason 70 I
tyofs against CHE continuance !
Z b ths mayors office I
w. ssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

GRAND VIEW APARTMEsTa ssS
hastiahea aiftetF fnpdsrn. 8fupietaty
tufnithsd4 =. !. t.fopm suites. spssinl
500 net rates. walking distances & az
lad 1914
TIE hsiftdsts AEaffmenfs. heated for.
Hieh1ds fine siR@s ttf and $50. single
ICONS o. 81 pef week. iit Nalisy. y A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE - hereby given that o. ".
HUTHNEfLEn a C0MPANT has
been dissolved and discontinued ~
mutual consent. ana no further bust.
ness is TO be transacted By that Com
panY. except the settlement Of the 81.
fairs % the Company ~ ~. y. Roth.
Naiier.
FRANK ~ FOSTER,
~ ~ NUTUWEff.Eu
ID u MsEAV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
pERrORMED

ruoSrs MAIN sstf. twp -
Nfs Won Hiftsrt, Efadasis miasns
bone eoafinsmsnsi female disorders SOC
....faiif treated. pAlsisisn q fs9.lFyd
Rasusks a. % Waller :,
a 5000 hotel sanan uants wafkihG.
mans haaffina house dasu tpwn. fur'
nisnra ~ uufufnisheds must - cheap
WANFkp. i;Nsfyuna Suffering from
nLopD % SKIS Disorders 81 say klna
famous rsrasay SIC raeinr uias
LADIES REMoDRLiNo PARLoRs
Ns~ garments made and oid ranadei~d
Latest styles Prices reasonable sif
tiiiiah dF4Y. msnicarins fnasssss
ssper baths Asss fai. isis Fifsi. nsi.i
hofhvs
EixtE DE WHINE Massage eahins,
bath. nanirufinR Hassl Victoria. tfit
tiTsi az. suite lee
MaiFimeaiai husssa % n6s ~ i6asiY
is sosss rsm as fiss
Miss AtLfs -tihratory. fae- naassss.,
Nsrles 81 ~ iss rssns Ia isst
deed, easnferfshls feesa n ~ias~ :
hesne ipr seed. hgnofabls man A-isi.
weei3 iisa a sospls 81 shndssa frun
~ q Esafs 30 % rafs FEE ean rtos
vias = seed hsuss rhans nna IN iifi,
nhsauafisst. aeuse ~ ehfeuia ~ sps
slaiy hFxsa Therapeutic ~ "a tas
Hot aif and sieffrlesi hatha massage
aaf Swedish hfus suasnts MF6ra Ntsras
rsufir Nsfhs sak rttei wa
POT aaapsian. ntteht hsatihY. ssos
retussa esbI sifi - - months Ttiit
rhr stAF
trish asnfisasan Wishes fsean ana tua
fnRais IN eitaaa hanas. ~ objection q
rhiiifen. olive phans. rhs star. r-tfftl
Deaf - iansiF. iain maifinaniai eiphl
: 70 all Noom shAnA uife. hpakens.
~ ash.
Hsoesr~si ngrks uo'sI 1874 rifst
uashs Ans nassaFr tunfn fef 81 ffepr
Anara So riaisp. mafsass. tsst West.
iake az rerm
Miss HOLMAN. manirasiar Naetn 800
ifqsei uafks isss rifst ~ ~ g 70
MISS JEWELL usanirrrinKs ersu AaHs
dsF Ncfei vaitenar. filtA I'D. reasu q
aenaritA Mnnssn rsanfeQrlxi thifeps-
flsi Hsafn ~ Helsi tllleti, iet i.iks
w y Maitery sfo~s hair ana eurss
fandrAN III cefunns e..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

no MAIL SUBSCRIBERS The OATS
when your sub F~tption expires e on the
kddfsss label - each paper When that
date arrives n fouf subscription has net
& taken from the iist a change Of dsts
au the address label IN receipt
ny mail tstfietiy In adyauesl, 20 cents
month, w 90 ~ months! an m"a'hs
~ mail. out 81 city. 90 eents per month
up 10 sls months. ala meatha. ttIei one
clAaklned vant ads. etc. enc usnt psf
cents Teiephone al N and - ~lli send
collector fef payment Main p'eo lad
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
~N~Na~eeNs~~rNrsNerees ~sNe~ee~eeersNsee~s~~
rurrERwoRrH a SON, rrofesasnai
Directors and Licensed hmbalmara 1851
let opp Moore theatre 10th phones ttt
nannsYs waison Co. Funeral Difsetof.
third av and University 10th phones ~
PERSONALS.
Se~e~ese~e>res~s~se~a~
orEs 10 ALL
Jain ts 4nt fnd
AcouAiNTANcE, iMihoNEhESr.
HocfAL ENJoNNENf
These are the objects of eur club. ara
strangers are usleeins Nespsstahiiity
e The principal Qualification fer mem.
For -tarihst Information ARD for terms
sail upon Or address
TfE LONESOME CLUB
January Paper ate
Rooms q and 81. Dept ~ No 1879
Foafth Az Seattle. a. a A
hnt 81. offiee heuFa 10 10 q, 20 on
Sundays
NtfNtHE CNnNpaapn not aeAf
TRUSS permanent. aheuiute. Nfihaut eFef-
alton cf dafsntiaa frgni bustarss %
iabUr4 over oN0 huHdrvd eases cured past
two Years ffam aEa . rear 90 aEr 70
fAe Harvard tystsut set NhAfeF uldn
ltit second Az. Fsattie
STYLISH NARROWER SHOP,
Hats Uimmst, dyed. visaHsf snd re-
tlfshsd Fiuwea sNfied end sisaned
Aifffattan Dept NeW ard cid kaFs
meats SCI Afrats
asfssille hair tENfoREh i nat ayel
sil fufu STAY 90 nlearhFd hair 90 Hs
natural rpipr stt AfCads hide 1sin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

other cities the
o tinobu
an which make the Star Kea Estate
psrHtabe
by down TO bind the bar
osn which practically Tor Just you arc no" home
neal Estate and find the ads when most
M dealers all advertise IN Inc s'a as wen "
q. rrYe who reach the real buyers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
INITIATION MAnrEp-fEMAIE

~o~~~~~~~e~~~~rN~~~~>e ~~~~~~~~e~r~~~~~~
Drsaamakcr Of New York. ~lii take 4
fsN ensaRemsnis b. the day. Phone
Beacon 1871.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
SPECIAL roTICgs

HTEHHfNa a MYtEA
Practical Plumbers sts TNs3ffh Az. q
JpbhiuN Promptly Attended To
Prices Reasonable Week Guaranteed
Teieph anes f8escop tkss Yufk tts
Eshsimaa q Wrsaa. carpenters and
feurfai tuhters Weather stripping and
Eisniu9 q speciality. Main iiTe AID fnd
ffsi
~ " kuifes rfrsF factory has re-
moved 20 SEQ rhifi ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
SOUND VIEW LOT

SlUyNU VIEW lWU
mss tsnss. lies level. east face. ~
watsF sH1 cement ssiks All in and
PAID stsf cash. Thls price f0f three
days only TAKE rhiansF car 70 ttth
e. see
l. r. EVETT 4 CO.
Phones Green sea- Sorth is
niw bargain. l-hlnnsr nv-New, very
httracfife rfo-ronn modern cottage. hot
anf reit water. bath, SOS and electric
paid 10 full oniT ti.ste. gte cash. bal
anca tia PET m0ufh
c ). IiELL : co. rs oiess nis
FosF ice level io,s. ~ each. : minaies
vaik from car lire. Tacoma Cash fio
iiei 1msrisss Bass nsualnS
Fef sale. y. tes. easg terms. t.room
inotern house, cement basement. laundry
tray. bath. electric iiKhtss Dot ssKfae;
moauisinss ] biosE from Phinnsy az.
car as tsrd -
Nss bunsaiows fi5e cash cfReiiy
Hems BUILDING - ttt Emplrs nidE
samuel cellssf. .s' tear puildiaE
dsais 81 city property. farms ard timber
lad, lit yeus properly ~i,h ain
Very fine xieA iot. nefth end. cheap.
tsrma oNusf. ass Arcade Amer
Mes sin-feon rero.nce. taGeH. NoFth
u sea ttts fash. Main tztf
t-Arf. tfaets iHft ana o. SO cash
baker q Co. tss Afeaas BIDS
WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE.
-~-~~~e~-@~~~~~~~e~~~-~~e
" Kisfsr, West seattle Real Esiets
sASLusiNEar \. pesss nlas u"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02

Classified want ads etc. enc cent psf
eofd. minimum charge fuf any al. te
cents Telephone al IN and 80 Nili send
collector Tor payment Main pte9. lnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-02
Business Directory

RATES IN THis DEPARTMENT.
ARE CENTS PER LINE UNDER
CONTRACT. IF OUR SOLICITOR HAS
MESSAGE TO MAIN stOe on IND. si
WILL BRING HIN.
~oo.coo.,o>lsngssIgsACc>JIgs<o
Booth Whittlcsey Hauford Abstract
Co. Haller Block. Phone Main let
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-04-15
GREAT REVIVAL
ABOUT TO CLOSE
Interest in the Meeting Quite Marked
and Great Good Accomplished
Sunday Services.

The revival meeting at Court street
Methodist church in this city is about
to close. This meeting was begun
three weeks ago by Rev. George ID.
Anders, who conducted it until the
arrival of the Reverend Dan E. Kelly.
Mr.. Anders assisted Mr.. Kelly most
of the time in the two weeks that
he has been here. Mr.. Kelly is the
conference evangelist of the Missis-
sippi Conference, and after his arri-
val he was the leader in the meeting
and did the preaching.
The order of service throughout,
was a praise and testimony meeting
beginning at 5:45 in the morning;
mems prayer meeting in the directors
room at the Citizens Bank at four
o'clock each afternoon, and preach
ing at night. The interest in this
meeting was quite marked in the very
beginning, and as it continued that
interest grew with each service. On
several occasions the church would
not hold the crowds. On two occa-
sions the interest was evidenced by
the fact that a number of those una
BILE to get seats in the church, stood
throughout the services, which lasted
from 1880 till 10 o'clock. At every
night service there were those who
testified to a new-found experience of
forgiveness of sins. Mr.. Kelly's per-
sonality is characterized by an in
tense earnestness and withal there is
that penetrating look in his eye,
which goes right down into the soul
of men and discerns there the secret
soul emotions, as they show them
selves in facial expression. This fac
ulty gives him great power in his
work as an exhorter and enables hin
to catch quickly any disposition of
person to respond to his strong ant
earnest appeals for men and womei
to surrender to their religious emo
tons ana accept CHllsI do 'heA 20
vior.
The appeal throughout was for
complete surrender for salvation an
service" and at every night servic
there were responses to this appea
No effort was made to count thos
. who testified to the experience of col
. verting grace, but considerably owe
, a hundred have done so since tn
. meeting began. The additions to tn
. church now number thirty-five, an
. the ministers have hopes that man
. others will join before the ciosin
: service early Monday morning.
u The feature of the services whic
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-04-15
A real WAR
IS NOW GOING
ON IN MEXICO
Both Federals And Insurgents Notified
That Douglas Performances Must
Not Be Repeated.
The PEACE MISSION FAILS
BLOODY BATTLE EXPECTED AT
JUAREz IF OPPOSING
FORCES MEET.
The PEACE MISSION FAILS
(By Associated Press.)

Ell Paso, Texas, April 15.-With Col.
Antonion Robago at the head of the
federal cavalry and several hundred
are advancing from Chihuahua. The
insurrectos are moving on Juarez and
the garrison in that city Is making
every preparation for deefnse. The
city across the river is awaiting the
outcome of the race between the op-
posing forces.
If the insurrectos arrive first and
make an attack, it is believed they
will take Juarez. Should Robago's
forces arrive first it is believed the
rebels will abandon the attempt 10
capture Juarez. If both forces arrive
simultaneously it is expected one OF
the hottest battles of the present rev.
olution will take place and Ell Paso
will be in danger from the shells.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-04-15
Taft Reads Riot Act.

Washington, April 15.-President
Taft is determined that battles be-
tween Mexican Federals and insurrec-
tos shall not be fought on American
soil. He is equally determined that
the lives of American non-combatants
shall not be endangered by the forces
of President Diaz and those of General
Madero. Future combats between the
rebels and the forces of the Mexican
Government must not be fought SO
close to the American line as to put In
jeopardy the lives and property OF
Americans.
Through the State Department, the
president last night notified the Mexi-
can Government it must see to it in
the future that no such unfortunate
incident as that of yesterday at Aqua
Prieta, near Douglas, Ariz., when two
Americans were killed and eleven
wounded, be allowed to occur. Through
the War Department and through the
Department of Justice, the president
sent the same sort of warning to the
leader of the insurrectos at Aqua
| Prieta.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-04-15
ANOTHER fight !
IS EXPECTED At
MOST ANY HOUR
sNoTIcE SERVED THAT BULLETS
MUST NOT FALL ON
AMERICAN SOIL.
INTRICATE PROBLEM ARISES
IMexico May Have to Pay Indemnify
for Lives Of Two Americans
Who Were Killed.
INTRICATE PROBLEM ARISES
(By Associated Press.)

Aqua Prieta, Mex, April 15.-Wlth
an attack momentarily expected on
the one thousand insurrectos holding
Aqua Prieta, the residents of Douglas,
Arizona are fearful of repetition OF
the occurrence attending Wednes-
days battle when Douglas was bullet
lswept, two Americans killed and
: eleven wounded.
The residents of the town pin their
faith to Capt. Gaujot and his one hum
dred troopers of the First Cavalry, to
protect the city.
The rebel commander agreed to DO
his share in protecting the Americans
in the city. The federals carry sew
eral machine guns and if they should
attack from the south shots would
be certain to fall in Douglas.
Capt. Gauiot has served notice that
no bullets must fall upon American
soil, and that in case either side hres
across the line, United States cavalry
will be used to stop the fighting. This
is taken to mean that Capt Gaujo
has received orders to use strons
measures to protect the American
lives and property, should either sid
fire into Douglas.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-04-15
The Land Development
Association Is InuHed

At called meeting Of the directors
of the Commercial Club held Friday
an invitation was extended
to the Mississippi Land Development
Association to hold It's second annual
session here in June.
The secretary was instructed to
write Mr.. L. q. Davis, secretary OF
the association, as follows:
"Dear Sir-Having been Informed
that you are now considering plans
for the annual meeting of your asso-
citation, and the most desirable place
for holding such a convention, the
president and board of directors OF
the Hattiesburg Commercial Club
hereby extend you an invitation to
meet in our city, and in doing so de-
sire to assure you that there is nc
place in Mississippi where the citi
zenship and business interests will
unite in more hearty and earnest
effort, to make your meeting sue
cess, thereby giving expression te
the appreciation that is entertained
by our progressive citizenship for thu
worthy aims and object of your rep
resentative association.
"In addition to the desire to maxi
our invitation of the most heart.
and pressing character, we wish t.
remind you that Hattiesburg is lo
Gated in the center of the cut-ove
lands of South Mississippi, with 81
radial lines of railway connection
: not only assuring easy and ect
nomical means of access from a
parts of the state, but by reason
this fact you will find more local II
terest in sympathy with your effort
than in any other section of Missi
sippi.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-04-15
Peace Mission Fails.

Eagle Pass, Tex, April 15.-Owing
to Minister Limantour's inability to
control conflicting authority, Fran
cisco Madero, Senior last night an
nounced that he had abandoned his
mission of peace. He made this state
ment after having been held two
hours in his private car at c. P. Diaz,
on the Mexican side, and one member
of the party had been saved from ar
rest only by strenuous effort.