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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
CITY Real Estate.

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LITTLE RANCH ON TERMS
At Kirkland, fine trac; of rich soil.
cleared and ready for garden. new,
well built b-room house, with
china closets built In, etc. good
well. ideal location. whore one
can raise fruits, vegetables and
poultry; unobstrnetiele view OF
Lake Washington. Price for n
quick sale. 1850. easy terms, $3.50
Farrar, Inc, Ioi Cherry 81.
BRYGGER HILL BUNGALOW
New, double constructed, b0xiOO lot.
all improvements paid, Just OFF
paved street. Ballard Beach car.
Price only $500. 800 down. Bun
large attic. full concrete base
mont. trays. up to date In every
respect
ROY II. POWERS
1897 Ballard Av.
Phone Ballard 400.
s4s0 FOR TWO LOTS At AUBURN
Opposite the new passenger depot
AT Auburn we have two lots, per-
fectly level, and covered with
clover, Isxie0 I'm size. new houses
going up all around. sac cash, $40
per month and no interest on de-
ferred payments.
OLE HANSON & co.
3i4-i5-l6-l7 New York Blk.
Groom modern bungalow, beam
ceiling, plate rail. parked floors,
bookcases. cement basement and
walk, dry room, half block from
car, easy terms. WIZ take lot
1903 2lst nv. N, w,
Snap, worth $4,000, fine business
corner. bsxds, basement cxcavated
ready for building, southwest cor
ner 2Sth and ". Union, all ASSESS
ments paid In full. s2.SO0 Soc
sign.
Capitol hill lot, 40xi00, ~ foot alley.
fine view, 4 car lines. In easy
walking reach. $500. 1000
cash terms. Phone East 1860.
Small house, furniture and lot.
Georgetown, sT0e. $40 down. $40
per month, IL desired. Morris. sla
Bailey bldg.
A beautiful lot near Bavenna park.
s4b0 cash. Queen Anne 4uS.
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Furnished Rooms.
Board and Room.

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Children cared FOR. 80 month. all
ages. iie W. Republican. Queen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21

The SEATTLE STAR
TO NAIL sunsonsnsns-Ths date
wh.s yos. ssessglgti.n sspiTss =
When that date arrives, n youf ssib.
scriptioa has not aFain h~sa paid
u sd.9gea your name 10 tstsa
81 's r.. 's ssaess. ssrs' ,. % as'
ror the convenience % our resdsfs
We have estahiishag agencies AZ the
foliowiHm toeatioes
y. N, naiisn. $40, Ballard sx rhsns
ADS may ss tsft AZ thsss brsnohss
where same rates will he river as
~ main office Transient rates
are Zoe per line OF times Tor the
EuLp paLslm
Gaso1 D ss1 leoCaeip
slzrftf: Wy
New Today.
Kodak developing. 100 roll, sny
.l.s. yaeoL.. PHOTO ahep. 2 u nld
Funeral Directors.
E n. 7BfTTfElfwo EfH s6sa
usi.,r,ify u9dsf,sting rsf,er, .zit
ner.
iionncy Watson Co. funeral direc.
tors. new location. broadway and
Olive. East 10.
rf.utiisrs
IlisaoiTss. ssit flS~efss' fansfsi plssss
Elliott gfbf. iais second. Green
house. beacon e1s
nuRNs FLORAL Co. sol trd. Main
1tll-Cut floMers deslAns. seeds
Lost and Found.
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ons ., srswn R9a ws,sh p zoe .e.
two bind legs white. $40 reward
will DO given for return Of same.
Black leather suit case. between
oregon Washington depot and
shelby st. or on L.akevl.w boule-
attic Taxieab Co.
Fonnd your syeaiFht growing dimf
our registered opticisn viii REM
edy the defect Examination free.
Myron hymonn, it1l Third
fo0nd-- Where mattfeases are reno
waited. tibe and fg0o. Propp q
Co. ~ He'll ~. Phone Eiiiott 1905.
I.oAt-.ilrown bird dog. irlsh and
Gordon. near OrliiiA, license E4x
Liberal reward. Phone if1T
second hand Clothing bought. soid.
exchanged 1911 Pike. Main tsgt
Personal.
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Or. A. Ise Lewis, consulting chiro-
practor. Hours 10 4 y. m. 1851 Ar
cadc Annex Main i3ss. Lady attend
ant
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. 40
operation or detention from labor.
over 400 cases cured past two
kysism, 81 Eissi mag, sositis'
Girl 70 assist with houaework and
care of baby. Apply Mrs. Brick.
Algonquin Apt Is. isih and n
Union.
Widow Of boninrsn ability, not AFRAID
81 work. desires gentleman part
ner for roominx house. x-ssT.
Star.
GILLETTE BLADfs snArpsned. ace
don. fssors- 2so, etc itoi tfh Az.
Get Acquainted society. Names and
addressed. los Pine Street
Hay Il saw "a In The star
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

HOTEL CLARENDON--ll3 9TH av
s. Rooms soc and 75c. Elliott 6t2i ].
HOTEL OXFORD. 1890 LIST av., mod
ern; rates e3.6o per week and up
harrington. ib1s Second. 81 week
up.
ROYAL HorEf~--t0i Firth av. 2bc
to 7Bo night: Ills to ~ week.
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For Sale-Livestock

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nave Just received two carloads
OF fresh mich cows and eDrinvers
also some very fine 1-year-oId
tsSistsin heifers. two yaariinr
ii9istein bulls and one Red Dur
nam bun: Both dairy and family
tthae can be supplied out OF thGs
stock. Phone sidney loco. q ~
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housekeeping Rooms.
ers~ree~rea~a~eaef. eeNs~~ae-~Nuc-
OLYMPIC APIS. 1qle Western ~.
Single rooms tIte up. suite.
etes up. Near public sasrket
Furnished h0usek eeping rooms,
Queen Anne 1ies
Cheap. veil furnished transient aud
househ eepinn rooms. steam heated.
a. afe Howell
Eafle, ninfls o. X rooms ll7 Marion
Furnished Rooms.
Furnished room for rent, use Of
Kitchen. East ees. ftOblnnon
Apartments. q
HOTEL Rhode Island. " Virginia ct
SOC day and 81 30 week and up
Ho1Ef. Rainisf. iez Main at. briek
building Hates zoe ard up. Bath.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, INV
FfrHf--Uafes sac daily and up.
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Copeland Court. 1908 Minor, . rooms,
furnished, $40: phone, light NJ t21o.
furnished, 9TH and Pike. Main 2S6i
ST Lawrence, lSOpM sth--Comfort-
able. close In Main s66i eia up.
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ros osle y Miscellaneous.
nave large assortment Of
nasea bath tubs. sinks and
:. easlns Rustad's. as Second q
sss:' NJ S.y 5sa rss. sPPls s,. o.
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Furnished Houses

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Furnished 4-room cottage, via
month. 6bis Seventh N. w. North
1104.
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$500 each. two Groom modern
flats. 720 Stewart. corner Eighth.
Beacon 799.
Completely furnished 6-room flat,
s2sh 2ath ay., $1,000.
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A beautiful lot near navenna park.
S4b0 cash. Queen Anne 4VS.
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For Salc-Eurnifure-

furniture s-room flat for sale cheap.
w e S' s Rn9sns. s,tse,;, s,n blocks
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
WOULD ATTACK
FOREIGNERS
Chinese Bandit LUX Threat
ems to Bring About Inter-
vention of Powers
HAS CAPTURED CANTON FORTS
Trouble In Baby Republic Has
Just Begun, Is Authorative
Opinion.

(By Special Leased Wire to New MeXican)
Hong Kong, March ia flotilla Of
Chinese gunboats opened fire on the
Bogue forts at Canton today. The
forts have been in the hands of the
followers of LUX, the brigand chief,
for week past, since the soldiers
mltinied and handed them over to
the robbers. The robbers replied Wig
orously to the bombardment of the
gunboats.
LUX yesterday declared that if his
followers, whom he called the peo-
pies army, failed to gain a victory
over the government they would shell
tie foreign quarter, in order to bring
about foreign Intervention.
At the forts at Yuchu, Whampoa
and Flu Nun, on the Canton river, re-
Gently captured by the bandit SOL
diers, We're re-taken today by the gov
ernment troops after a long cannon
ade. The bandits suffered severe
losses. The government authorities
bought up all the bread and canned
meat in the stores in the city in or.
der to starve the bandits into submis.
sion. The opinion of authoritative per.
sons here think the trouble is fa1
from being ended
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES
IN NORTH DAKOTA.
La Toilette Supporters Go Early to
Polls and Vote Hard for
Favorite.

(By Special Leased Wire to New MexicaSs
Fargo, n. D., March l9.-Heavy vot.
ing marked the opening of the first
presidential preference primary today.
Apparently responding to Senator La
Follettes personal appeal issued dur
ing his recent rapid trip across the
state, followers of the Wisconsin man
were the first at the polls in many pre-
.c!ncts, This particularly was true in
Fargo, Grand Forks and other points
in the eastern end of the state.
Campaign Managers for Theodore
Roosevelt, said reports received from
Bismarck, Mandan and other points in
the western end Of the state showed
that Roosevelt had lost nothing as n
result of Senator LaFolette's speech
making tour.
There has been no effort made by
the National Taft committee to bring
out votes for the President in the PR
maries today. 1t is generally recog-
nized that the fight lies between the
LaFollette and the Roosevelt men.
Voters Afraid of Storm.
Fargo, n. D., March 19.-On account
Of storm that is raging in western
and southwestern North Dakota, a
light vote probably will be cast in the
rural districts in those sections.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
MURDERER
IS SORRY
Morley, Who Escaped From
Nebraska Pen, Regrets
Killing Farmer
LIBERTY IS VERY SWEET
Two Prison Mutineers VIII Be
Tried In April and Probably
Hang Together.

(By Special Leased Wire 10 New MeXican)
Lincoln. Neb, March 19.-Charles
Morley, the living member of the trio
o. convicts who We're captured after
a four-day hunt, yesterday and who
killed three men in making their at
tempt to escape from the penitentiary,
probably will be given his preliminary
hearing the latter part of the week
The charge to be filed against him
will be that of conspiracy with in
tent to commit murder"
Morleys trial probably will occur
second on the criminal docket in the
April term of court, about April 80
The trial of Albert Prince for the
murder of Deputy Warden Davis on
February II, occurs April %, the first
day. The authorities assert that the
men, if convicted, probably will be
hung at the same time
Morley is in a solitary cell at the
penitentiary, next to that occupied by
Prince. He was very tired last night,
although willing to talk about the
break for liberty. His only regret is
for the death Of Roy Blunt, the young
farmer who was killed
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
CAVALRY GORDON
AROUND ALIENS
Systematic Siege and Search
of Carol County, Va,
Begun To-day
SWOLLOWED BY THE EARTH
Hunt by Detectives Discloses
No Clue of Clansmen's
Hiding Place.

tBy Special Leased Wire to New Mexican,
Hillsville, Va, March 19.-Cordons
OF troops, the most adaptable being
cavalry, equipped for a long and sys-
tematic siege and search of the noun
tains of Carroll and adjoining coun-
ties, seem today to be the only prac-
ticable method by which the Aliens
clansmen can be captured. Reports
from Mount Airy, North Carolina, re-
ceived here late today, left serious
doubt as to whether the outlaws have
been surrounded at Squirrels Spur as
had been reported last night.
Earth Has Swallowed Them.
Detectives have searched the roads
and houses in this vicinity within a
radius of fifteen miles and have been
unable to find any clue of the present
hiding places of the fugitives With
out facilities for camping the posse
has not dared to spend night in the
mountains anywhere near the summit
of the Blue Ridge where the Aliens
are believed to be hiding. Four men,
bers of the posse who accompanied
Deputy Field Agent Steve Faddis, of
the revenue service, to Floyd Allen S
home to confiscate illicit stills and 9th
er pharaphernalia, returned here to-
day. They brought with them four
outfits and also about fifty gallons of
moon shine ubicl-ay
Great quantities of the Illicit whis-
KEY was poured on the mountainside.
Two stills were found at Sidna Ed
walds house. The paraphernalia is
being held here as evidence.
A Bad Habit.
Hillsville has almost regained its
compCsure, but women are still afraid
to go out of doors. When the shadows
begin to lengthen mems hands instinc-
lively go back to their hip pockets.
There are few men who do not be-
lieve the Aliens will make good their
threat to kill Attorney Tompkins,
Clerk Goad, Sheriff Edwards and
James Early.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
TWO SETS OF REPUBLICAN
DELEGATES ELECTED.
Popular Bluffs, Mo-, Convention In
I structs for Taft and Roose-
VeIt

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexlcan)
Poplar Bluffs, Mo-, March 19.-Re-
publicans of the fourteenth Congress
sional District elected two sets of
delegates to the Republican national
convention. The Taft men named
George l.. Greene of Naylor and Byrd
Duncan of Poplar Bluff; the Roosevelt
followers elected Sam Ulen of Dexter
and John C. Harlan of Gainesville
Two conventions were held in the
same meeting place.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
nit the committee to draft report.
The Committee on Rules presented

nit the committee to draft report.
The Committee on Rules presented
its report at $50 p. IN. 1t presented a
substitute for Council Joint Resolu
ton No. 4, in the form of the report
| of the Conference Committee. The
report was adopted. The resolution
was adopted by unanimous report.
Burg offered a Joint Memorial to
the House and Senate of the United
States petitioning for law to allot
and open the Navajo and the Jicar-
rilla Apache Reservations, to elimin-
ate from the National Forests all
lands not covered with timber; to re-
store to entry lands unnecessarily
withdrawn under reclamation projects
and for the passage of the law now
pending prohibiting further with
draWals OF lands for such purposes.
The memorial was unanimously
! adopted.
| Llewellyn for the Committee on Jul
| dietary reported on House Bill No. 6,
fixing the time for the holding of court
in the Fifth Judicial District. The re-
port was favorable and recommended
| passage.
! The CarrizoZo- Lincoln county con.
| troversy was about to be injected in
the matter, but the difficulty was ex
planned away and the bill was passed
unanimously. In designating Carri
zozo, the bill carries the saving clause
temporarily located at Carrizozo.'
Chrisman called up Joint Resolution
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
SECOND SIEGE
Of BOSTON
William Taft Invades State
of Governor Bass, the
Roosevelt Supporter
MANY SPEECHES FOR TO-DAY
Progressive Is AS Progressive
Does, the President Reminds
His Hearers.

! (By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Boston, Mass, March 19-President
Taft left Boston at S:55 today for New
Hampshire TO invade" the state Of
Governor Bass, one of the state eX-
eCutives who has announced that he
will support Theodore Roosevelt. To-
day the President expected to lay the
cornerstone OF Y. NJ. c. A. building
at Nashua and make an address in
the Colonial Theatre there; speak to
the French-American league and hold
a reception in honor OF Governor
Bass and his staff at Concord, and ad.
dress the citizens of the New Hamp-
shire capital in Phoenix Hall. The
President is due back in Boston late
this afternoon and will leave for
Washington tonight.
Taft Interested in Strike,
Manchester, N. H., March 19-It be-
came known today that while Presi-
dent Taft has not sought to interfere
in the anthracite coal deadlock. he is
keeping in close touch with both sides
and will see John Mitchell this week.
Progressive Is as Progressive Does.
Manchester, n. H., March 19.-"The
recall Of decisions" would make IL
government of special instances, the
most erratic form of government,
president Taft told his audience in a
speech at Nashua today. Mr. Taft
was Introduced by George B. French,
an attorney, who said New Hamp-
shire welcomed you three years ago,
When you were so highly recommend
ed by Colonel Roosevelt, and sne IS
glad to welcome yoa now"
The President replied: "Such
welcome is worth coming miles to
hear"
Progressive is as progressive
does said the President to another
crowd in the Nashua public square,
and then proceeded to show how his
administration was progressing. The
special train carrying the President
reached this city at noon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
EDUCATORS SPEND
A BUSY DAY
Are Passing on Credentials
of Applicants for Teach.
ers' Certificates
A HEARING FOR BUCHANAN
Convict Who Escaped From
Road Gang Is Captured
Few Hours Later.

Tomas Naranjo was arrested recent
ly at Deming charged with assault
with intent to kill by J. A. Beal, OF
the state mounted police. Naranjo
has not had a hearing
Treasurer's Receipts.
The following sums of money were
received yesterday in the Office OF
State Treasurer o. N. Marion: Inter
est on deposits, $273.33; common
school income fund, $4O0; Salamon
Sanchez, treasurer of Guadalupe coun-
ty, taxes $24S.21.
Hearing for Buchanan.
w. F. Buchanan, former vice-presi'
dent of the Tucumcari International
Bank of Commerce, who is under ar
rest charged with embezzling the funds
of the defunct institution, will have
his preliminary hearing today John
Joerns, former state travelling auditor
will appear against the accused man.
Escaped and Captured.
Word has been received in the of
flee of the state mounted police that
Santiago Montoya prisoner at the
state penitentiary escaped yesterday
afternoon from road gang near Chap
pelle. A telephone message from j.
B. McManus, superintendent of the
institution this afternoon stated that
guards had recaptured the convict
this morning. Montoya was serving a
twelve year sentence from Union
county.
State Supreme Court.
In the state supreme court this
forenoon, the case of Territory OF
New Mexico, Appellee V. Telesforo
Gallegos and Felix Borrego, Appel
lants, was continued. The habeas
corpus application of Stephen Cana
van was argued and submitted yes
terday afternoon.
State Board of Education.
The state board of education yester-
day afternoon went over the papers
OF applicants for certificates and to-
day considered legislative matters.
State Board of Education in Session
The state board of education met
yesterday afternoon and today in the
Office of State Superintendent Alvar
n. White. Matters of general educa
tional interest were discussed and the
following persons were granted pro
fessional teachers certificates after
an examination of credentials: George
60 ,+D
c. B. MCLEAN, Dexter, first grade
county certificate; Louis Sporleder
life certificate (conditionaD; Iva Ash
ton, Santa Fe, first grade certificate
Catherine Brown, Gallup, five-year Ger
tifcate; Isabel Harris, Socorro, frs
grade county certificate; Blanche Per
kins, Albuquerque, life certificate
Essie Lee Pendelton, Roswell, frs
grade county certificate.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
is AGAIN "DE-LlGHTED."
Is Glad ! hat President Taft Favors
Presidential Preferential
Primaries.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican1
New York, n. Y. March 19.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt today issued a state
ment in which he discussed President
Taft's speech in Boston yesterday. II
am exceedingly glad that the Presi-
dent favors the presidential primary,
and if his campaign managers will
sincerely back him in the proposition,
he will be able at once to get the pres
idential preferential primary in Mich
igan. Illinois, Maryland, the District
Of Columbia, and New York" said Mr..
Roosevelt.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
WAS KANSAS JURY
TAMPERED WITH?

(By Special Leased Wire to New Me exican)r
Independence, Kas., March 10
There is rumor today that the jury
in the trial of A. A. Truskett, charged
with the murder of J. D. S. Neeley
has been tampered with and a perjury
suit will follow in case of a disa-
greement.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
RESULT OF JUAREZ,
MEXICO RACES TODAY.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Juarez, March 19.-Weather clear,
track fast. First race, six furlongs.
Milo 119 (GrandD to 5, first; Nc
Alan 113 (SmalD to 1 second; Royal
Dolly 1OS (Rosen) 10 to 1 third; Time
LA 1-5. Lavender Lass, Ruth, Es.
ther, Lord Lem, Big Sandy, Florence
Kripp, Yvonne, Free Will, Brack Bon
ia, NADIA Mas and Calethumpian ran.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
DEMOCRATS OF MAINE
HOLD CONVENTION

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Augusta, Maine, March 19.-The
Democrats of Maine today held the
first state convention of the year in
New England to select delegates to d
national convention. Indications ear
ly in the day were that the delegation
of twelve would not be instructed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
PROTEST AGAINST THE
JoHNSON-FLY YNN FIGHT

Special to the New Mexican.
Belen, n. M, March ia mass
meeting protesting against the John
son-Flynn fight being held in New
Mexico was held here last night. The
meeting was addressed by John Beck
er, Jr.. j. Craig, the Rev. E. NJ. Hut
chins and other prominent citizens
Strong resolutions were adopted and
a petition circulated asking the legis
lature to pass law prohibiting such
exhibitions
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
NO WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
FOR NEW JERSEY

<By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Trenton, n. j.. March 19.-The New
Jersey state senate today defeated a
resolution providing for an amend
ment to the constitution extending the
right of suffrage to women. The res
olution received only three votes.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
= s s & < = & = < = s s
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

y There will be a very import
y ant meeting of the Chamber of
y Commerce tonight at the Of
y fices of the chamber in the Old
= Palace. The hotel situation
y will receive attention again.
y N. Salmon has been devoting
y some time to the matter while
y in the East and will have some
y thing to say on the subject.
y Needed legislation will be a
y subject that will also be dis
= cussed.
y d. c. Collier, president of the
= San Diego exposition, and
s John A. Fox, commissioner at
$ large, will address the men,
= bers, touching not only on
y matters pertaining to the great
= 1915 show, but plans for the
= development of the whole
s southwest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-19
WESTPHALlA COAL
STRIKE DECLARED OFF.

(Bv Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Berlin, March 19.-The leaders of
the miners union during their session
lat Boachum today decided to termi
nate the coal strike in Westphalia as
they consider it futile