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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-08-29
Cement Go. will Give Prize for
School Children

The Orofino Portland Cement Co.
will give cash prize of $1,000 for the
best essay on the benefits to accrue to
Orofino by reason of the cement plant
being built here. The competition
will be open to all children between
the age of IL and Is years.
The question has been asked, "O1
what benefit will the cement plant be
to Orofino?, and the company will give
the prize for the best essay answering
the question. The essays to be exam
ined and awarded as one Of the fea.
lures Of the Clearwater County Fair, to
be held at Orofino, Sept 8th-l0th.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-08-29
Clearwater Assessment Cut Down.

The state board Of equalization has
reduced the assess ment on agricultural
lands in Clearwater Co. 10 per cent
below the values equalized by the
county board, and has cut the valuation
Of timber lands only five per cent;
the total cut amounting to about
40. 1890 on agricultural lands and
1918, 8O4.OO ON timber londs, making q
total decrease in our land valuation Of
1851, 927.OO.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-08-29
Cement Plant Spur be Built at Once

We are authorized to state that the
work will be commenced on track lay
ing from the depot at Orofino to the
cement plant, the coming week, or the
week after, and that the track will be
laid by the Northern Pacific Railway
Company.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-08-29
POLO GAMES At The SPOKANE FAIR

- Will
land history the
Fair Sept 10 Not team but many including the cham
Pacific will
throughout the entire week Of the Fair massive solid silver
trophies offered
hydran light distractions
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-08-29
Photo copyright. 1913. by Harold A. Taylor.

Photo copyright 1913 by Harold A Taylor
public
polos of Canada the Pacific Coast Spokane
Of which
Meadowbok
popular with thousands Of people who have
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06
SI00O0 REWARD Sl0O.O0

Tho readers of tbI8 paper win bo pleaood to learn that hero ls ct least ono dreadful disease that gcienc .has beon able to euro In al its stages and that i5 CatagTh. Halp5 CataTTh .Cur5 ls tbo only positive ouna now known to tho medical fraternity, Ca tnrrh belng O constitutional disease, requires @ constitutional treatment Haug Catarrh Curo is taken Intern ally, aotlDg directly upon tho blood and mucous Uurtaco3 Of tho system thereby destroying tbo foundation oi the dlsoaSo, and giving the patient srongth by building up tho oonsa' tuaon and usslsElng naturo in doing Hs work. The proprletor1 have % much bih ln lts curative powe78 Chat they offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any caso that t falls to cure. Send for tho Hst oe tostimoiRalg.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06

Ointment w0Fo good for tho ElzIn and scalp, wo washed her scalp each morning with CuucuFa Soap and then applied th0 Cuu- cura Ointment, rubbing 10 ln Wel with tho hand. Is helped from Che start. ] used ono box Og CuucuFa Ointment and ono c1k0 Of Cuucuza Soap, then her Gsalp was cured and her hair grow again. It has been moro chan year sInco and h0r Gcolp ls clCar and hoaIthy." (sIgnCd) Hiram Cabteo, Jon, 90. I0lg.
 Cuucura Soap lg best for akin and hair because or ltg OEtsCmo purity dolcato yet oFocuv9 medication. and rCfroshing fra- rrancl. 10 costs but utuo moro th8u 0rdi- nary soaps, wears Co Q wafer and gly1 comfort and EltlIlCtion every moment oi I.s uro. for toilet. bath and nursery. CutI- cua Soap and Ointment arc sold everywhere sampIooGoach fro1. vlthG2-p. sidn Book. Ad- drca postcard "Cuucurl, Dgpt q, B0Eton.'
 EETCudGr-flcod men should uso Cuagura Soap Shaving Stick, 25g. Sample free,
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06
.2L2EVLT-ES
 
Camp skagway No. l, A. B, meets tonight

Camp skagway No. l, A. B.. meets tonight
 There win be regular meeting of tho Eagles tomorrow night. Ey- cry Eagle In town should attend as there has been no meeting for three weeks.
 Richard A. Ballinger who has been In skagway for tho past few days was a passenger for Juneau on Che Spokane where win romoiu until some legal business Is settled.
 Mrs Frank Lawson, arrived in Skagway on the Spokane and was passenger for Whitehorse yoster- day onrouto to her bom in Idita- rod. She has enjoyed the winter in California.
 Mrs Frank Dawson, arrived in sEagway on tho Spokane and was a passenger for Wbltohorse yoster- d5y omoute to her home in Idlta- rod She has enjoyed tho past win- Ter in the Cities on Puget Sound
 Miss Alice Abrahams has accept ed a position in the postoftice for yhe coming summer and 1t is reason .aI Co predict that the stamp win- dow win do a rushing business from this time on, especially with the young men of the town.
 Senator Rodcn, who has been attending the Territorial LegIsla- ture session at Juneau for tho past two months, arrived In skagway on re Spokane where ho will remain for a few days before starting on his long Journey to his home in l. .dUarod
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06
MANY LABOR TROUBLES
 IN MANY STATES

New York. May 8 (delayod) At the New York State Labor Commis- sloners office adyices have been re- ccived from many parts of the Unit. ed States telling of small labor troubles.
 Tacoma, May 5-Thrce physi- ciaus are constantly at the bedside Of Richard Roediger. who is suffer me from a peculiar malady that ia barGing their knowledge and skill to diagnose. Mr. Roodiger was late, Iy appointed surveyor general of tho state of Washington by President Wilson. and has but lately entered upon 's new duties.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06
WICIERsHAAT WANTS NAVAL
 COALNG BASE IN ALASKA

Washington, May G. Delegate James Wickersham of Alaska, ap- poarod before the Senatorial conn mi,too and In a talk lasting over ono hour urged the establishment of a Naval coallng station in Alaska
 The delegate wont into the de. tails of the advantages of tho Alas kan station and showed in a most convincing manner wherein Che cs- tablishmout of such a base for con. for the navy would add greatly Co Che development of AlasEas coal re.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06

had dandruE Her hair camo out lu bUnchog
 falling entirely In gp0t8 aaIarg0asaslvg dollar
 A ldnd Of scab would form in uttlo whlto cruEta on tho spots
 Thcso gpot1 would Do core Knowing tho Cutl- rmr- Hn-n md CnL-eu-.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06
sAsI ORCHARD MUST
sERvE PRISON SENTENCE

John orchard, Che father of sam e. Orchard, passed through to Vale d.z on che Yukon last night He bas Just been to Washington where ho made an unsuccessful attempt to secure the pardon of his son, who is serving three years In Leayeuworth prison for ombezzlement.- Juneau Dispatch
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06

Olympia beer on draft at tho Board of Trade. This famous brow is kept constantly fresh both on dract and in bottles. This is the time to drink beer. Get it at the Board Of Trade Bar, where tho col. obrated Rainier Beer i5 also kept in bottles. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06

Tho Laios Aid Society Of the Methodist Church will meet at the home Of Mrs. Jacobs on Tenth St. at 2:3O o'clock Wednesday after noon
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06
GRAND REDUCTION SALE

The Pack Train is now selling a big lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old to hold and sell at a profit, Yours,
 tf. Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06
onIy one 0RRoMo ouININEn

Tat is LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE Look for tho signature oi B. W. GROVE. Used tho World over to Cure So Cold in Ono Day. 25G
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06
SMOKERS ATTENTION

Harold HartwlrsGn, successor Co ". VT. EouEhton. has taken che agency fcz the justly famous
 FL LNFITTO CLEAR
 HAVANA CIGARS.
 5000 just received from Che fac. tory al Tampa, Fla. IF you want the best don't ,aiI t0 give these goods
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06

c. B. Wright has houses fot rent, furnished q
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06
ITCHING SCALP
 AND DANlRUFF
PimpIes Festered Then Formed Scales, Hair Came Out in BuH- Ches, SCab in White CruSts, Used Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment, Scalp Cured, Hair Crew.

stratford. Cal.-"Nfy daughters Hcalp trouble began 0g pimplog and fostcsod. then formed scales. Her scalp ltchod and Hho
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06

35c Cor homo cooked meGI- quick. clean service. Wharo2 At Che New Homo Restaurant. Fifth Avenue. haB @ minute from BroadwN
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-06

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
engineers STUDY
LOCAL CONDITIONS
ON QUESTION OF FILTRATION
VISITING LOCAL WATER
WORKS
And Other Points North Of City. Fri
dsy-Will Go over Maps
and Plans Today.

preliminary trip was made weston.
nay afternoon by the pure water com.
HiSsloh OF this city to points north
ot me city. for the purpose Of view
int ,ne natural situation. relative 20
Installing q filtration system FOR Ola.
city. Richard Kommer. OF Pitis.
nufeh. George a. Johnson. of Nev-
lork. Mayor ~. l.. Kirk and civ L,r.
gineer Charles Il Cooke. com1osod
ne investigating party YESTERDAY
me TIP TOOK IN the present water
MoIhs, through WarwoOd and also fo
sisters Island. where tests had been
mhue curing the previous pure water
agitation. The engineers spent tho
entire afternoon going over fhs
kIound and this morning will meet Inn
.n. CIV eng heer Office and 10 over
maps ana plans The commission fs
.9slns no time whatever but arc eoiur
INTO the matter thoroughly and viii
without doubt have the matte
solved On very satisfactory wat
within p short time
ih ialkinE Of the matter last nirbf
one Of the engineers said ."rhr rrtf.
was Just tour Of Inspection. ,.ifr
me purpose of asCertaininc the Law of
lN' ihhi There we're no -vef.rYts
spoken of particularly during the fr.n
aiI on mem coming BOZ Tor their share
~ cor liberation and coudemuafior
There. are good and bad points fo b..
oh-id"fHd in 40 systems ITe fY-
her stated that they expected to bats
tneir plans we'll boz hand within
'lel.ll. aiihou-n Do refused fO sppaN
dehntelN upon The question
The question of uura water has to~..
hrpn e. question of large prupor. .or,.
nnd ONLY during tho parf Tow u,nfts
mas DO begun fO take ANYTHING UEo
..ll solution OF the water problem
WNl lu' people lining up behind tho
problem if d. thought Nat tho b,rd
ISSUE Tor tne purpose of Installing
wafer syftcm will PASS wifhouf
.clrcelv dissenting vote Navc~
NTH lHe expressed himself ne hoirr
much impressed with the enthusiasm
SHOWN ut the people and saiG that
longer DELAY In aecurinr fftr,ti,,,,
would he criminal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13

mas seals is used In aghting the tuber-
culosis plague.
The executive committee Of the AS
sociated Charities held "a short special
session in the headquarters Of the or
ganization at the Board 81 Trade build
ing Yesterday evening for the purpose
Of discussing some matters relating To-
the work which the Associated Chart
ties Il doing at the present time.
The fifth lecture Of the Mems Bible
class was delivered at the Y. II. 4. \.
building yesterday evening al o'cloci.
b. frof Taylor. Of bethany college.
who spoke on the subject 81 the IRE
paration OF the Apostles" The address
was interesting as well as instructive.
The basketball lteam OF the High
school will play ClaySville Friday. De
cemher ~ at tie local gymnasium.
The Salvation Army is ia urgent
need or funds as we'll az "A supply OF
food. clothing and fuel The Christina
pots which the army has distributed
over the citv are boiling slowly accord
Ing 20 all reports.
Herman lodge 40. l. \ o. a. W.
held very interesting meeting at ID
Cnhpline streets Thursday evening or
hcers were elected for the cusuinr wear
ana other business OF Importance per
tanning o. the good OF the order was
transacted
Ensign Castagua. 81 Springfield. o D..
has entered upon his duties rs rrauager
W Pho salvation ARMY Industrial horn.
10 this city. succeeding captain Harris.
Cincinnati -.
Superintendent william Goldhlaft
or th" standard Detective bureau and
i've or his sleuths returned YESTERDAY
from Indianapolis. Ind. where they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
At TIE oRPHrunn

Eddie q rHrd and Jessie Gardner. the
.ui'N are" comedy comedians now plnv-
iuE at tic popular brp.eun theaf.r yyilr
SioNc tNeir engagement at this pIav-
muse hl TIE end pf the second perform
Hh' tonight. The entire hin VIII close
me evening ANA Eo elsewhere over the
n.g hcith circuit The Meraiis brothers
me world. = greatest balancerS Juggling
.lnur. clinton and Jerome ana Rev
u'i'S AMI Drake VIII play their last
'Iee per Ioriu1uces today. starting with
nc usual daily matinee and two ser
Tor fuHures tonight
Monday viii usher in as the big head
tIN' feature HCt Naude vills's greatest
Cehcing production. Atop or me
W N'ld. with o. players iu the cast "A
I'iiI near ana several dancing collie
'+ spec 90 scenery and electrical Of
I'.ts are included 100 the blk production
atop " the World" viii be 4urrt-.rt.t
'N an al.-star Keith vaudeville offerirr
ana the entire bin viii DO u sumner
~ excellent bin has been booked for
week and the greatest net 90
-lF Kind iI the world will be the feature
IIr VIII To announced later iu o. week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
ON CAR
McMeehcn Man With Gun and Black
JACK Has Squabble WIN Con
lucior-Maa Arrr.fra

AMY Nf'| tof INTO am alteration
WlII como rotor ON % NrNerhen car
OF The Wheeling Traction compsrr
Iitl hI ht and Hs result was locked
Up Dol thr CITY lustilo hy Officer CLYDE
Moore If is rair that Waf1 was
siiFhiIy under the influence of Ugu,r
Hf The time and did MOI realize in.t
What n" Was about when taken fo
i'H'g quarters and searched. q gun u4s
..1Id ou him tuf Or later dcvcIqprd
Wv me man is a watchman ot Nc.
Mrch"u and has license Tor CARRYING
q revolver
During tho trouble on tho car tho
.'hluDtnr relieved tho man Of his
n."'Nlf'k nud Then called the officer.
Who made tho arrest Tho m,r mode
% 'Udcavor fo get away bt GOING
.nfoush dark nllev bat Oficer
Mo'Iv had him before no could cscapo
'Hld fhat Metz was formerly a ~
A % detective and has never bosr
u'N'd uu 'n any trouble before Ue
put up for bis appearance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13

Hren characters in the fairy tale wan
""r through the clouds to the supposed
aDode OF their grandparents who are de-
oeaSsn Ihey hnd them through the
scene OF their meeting is beautiful. II
Ieplcts happiness from start to nrish
i..e scenery - eNtravagant and SURPRISES
are sprung in every scene witch ~. en-
,oSta ny the audience. The play il dir
t,eIeht from any other yet presented IL
ss $500 the sweetest OF lessons TO the
cnlioren and is revelation "a ~. o,dar
yueS. IN the play - shown The King
com OF the Fast and Future" The Pal
the Leave Taking and ..'The RTsk.n-
.S. me music rs well suited to each
DAY and performance tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13

FRESH from long engagements In the
large eastern cities the dramattc sner-
1a'le. ~ crNwouau.' with all the vast
p enc effects and army Of people Will
9t "uered by Henry ". savage al the
r9urt theater FOR three DAYS. startir<
l.ti ~ 'uias afternoon. December %. with
rs uitF matinee on Saturday
Every where this great Sp.ctac1e has
% en- presented 10 has created a srnsa-
u".. Generations Of theatergoers have
y 't'i'Ns'u i" more moving panoramic
as u is by an inspired brain and eve
CNtti my the master craftsman without
l'AtId To monetary outlay IL repre-
s'its hit mat II great all that BIS lofty
lu spectacle. opera and drama ID rs
'al'l three great productions merged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
1.-THE BLUE BIRD"
SCORES AT COURT
hIAE-ERLIrcKS FANTASY NOW
PLAYING A LOCAL ENGAGE
MENT.
Greeted BY Large Aud ence Last Might
and W1n Close with Matinee and
Night Performances Today.

d., li" flle hlfd tH Maurice Maeter-
uHCh. Dol being presented az the Court
tHstter ard an the brllIancv apprupri-
ntt Tor such fantastic Performance
prey airs t.fuuEUolt the play
The quest 81 the blue bird a being
perfect. iIusti,e and Infinitely TO be de-
sired. is the subject uf many old French
fairy tales In tho play The blue bird
StlntS Tor happiness Tvltvl Immersion
a'ed hN Eur:ord Hampd.u. and Nfvtyl by
fiifua Kelly. wander from ouc place -
announcer in search ~ the bird which tney
iN.Nh .s r"tlit. and expect Co cake n.
Every where t.cy wander tie bind Is
roy I"und, nuf instead O. scene % hap
nli'fS Cpnfrorfs them and they quite
i.i+rt the search. such scenes ~ The
~ "pnruttnr'- EpttHgs.- "lut az Oh. VIM
dgW. Tho IpIry Palace. and The Land
nv memory. are an efectINe The ,n.I-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
TAYLOR COUNTY
WINSCONTENTION
Special Il, Dispatch to the Inte,lisenoer.

special Dispatch TO the IntelIirenosr
GRAFTON. w Va. Dec. 12-Tba
Fuoiic Service Commission at Charles.
ton this week sustained tho da,.-,--.-.
presented by Taylor county 10 tba on,
phcation OF the Fairmont a CIarksbnrp
lower company asking for Permission
70 construct dams and power plants
on the Tygarts Valley river and The
streams which unite TO form IL The
,nat submitted by this company esti-
non and half dollars The commits.
SION mas granted the power company
~ Gays 10 hle an amended application
Inc proposed improvements are ba-
ing opposed by the Baltimore q Ohio
T salirosd company, Taylor county. the
Wy OF GRAFTON and a number OF pri-
Vate citizens, as IL is feared thar
much property would be damaged nv
the proposed dams and reservoirs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13

feet. O. r. BodIdns & 60. have drilled a
lest ON the \. l.. Tinstcrwall farm
through ~" Cow Run sand and has a
d-ctcr ne Johnson Oh Company fs
starting 40. & or the Esther Frost fa~rf
ana Holden a. Go. are starting a test on
'n' w M 'flppeu farm. located one mile
south Of deFelpI msnts IN Rome town
ship. Athens county
'ue-half mile north Of Homework In
Nu"N township, .Co.Imbiana county.
duncan O. kuhn have drilled their tee I
10 th" owen o. lia~eu farm Through the
t"r'a Crit and have fair gasser In
lNt same township. inside OF defined
limits. 90" Etuuer g. Ieibcl oil 4 Gas
company has completed 40 Is on IA.
\. j. cameron farm and have \ Usht
pImier Ia the Esrea Grit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
At THE vIcroRrA.

WIN 90" matinee this afternoon and
"n it' L'fiutnces this evening the hi,f
playing the last half of fne ueel - az.
Ni't'f'h iueHter viii close and Monde,
we MANAGEMENT bus another sNeepff,.,-
fiit g"ud list ~ attractions Co. start
I.F kerfttu May company lr sfI.r.
N'I comedy dealing with on editor and
" 'H'H h.un fngcitr has been r. scream
''"'fE' Wilson. The old minstrel man
.AH Given another .uIsuGff .I...r,...r..
20 lou tHtf HHe been popular
MiIF HfnH. the Three rFfnrnafe are
Nlih"ht leefF DOB f.ta line OF work nrH
in'Hi ~ 'nfff f'Hts OF strength and sat|I
NHfr been nlHrf rIouH THfInr ana rarIe
hpFeiu DOB o. singing 1nd dancing reaf.r.
~. ''lI ..N d. ".H '.|Nr auwefhinc clever
in DE way of musical srt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
oAsA NEW PRESIDENT.

lp~ Ton. Dcc f1 Richard Do
uH. oi bridge. was today cIeDt
20 pre- iucnt of the National ClyU Son
Nico Reform League. succepdinr Chas
fli1' president emeritus of Uaf.
include President EmcfItu. t.iIof a.,
GRAY. Wilmington. Del. and seth Low.
New Nork
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13

succeeded ln clearing up. "a sensational
hardware robbery In the western city.
10 Is said that the thieves stole two
large traction engines and succeeded in
making their EnfIMAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-09
Mother Jones.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHARLESTON. w. Va, May g.
For the first time since her arrest
last February in connection with the
coal mine strike riots, Mother
Mary Jones. known as the angel OF
the mines was today outside the
martial law zone, although still under
surveillance OF the military authori
ties.
'.Mother" Jones was brought tc
Charles and had an hours
conversation with Governor Hat
field. She will talk with the gov
ernor again today. The aged woman
said today her conversation with the
chief executive was purely on eco
nomic questions. She is not under
guard while here and will not be
placed under strict surveillance unless
she attempts to make speech.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-09
SOLDIERS MARCH
OUT OF SlUTARI
King Nicholas Will Turn Town
Over to Admirals of the
international Fleet.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
SCUTARI, May o.. The actual
evacuation of this captured city by
the Montenegrin troops began today,
and 1t was announced that King Mich
olas, of Montenegro, would formally.
surrender the town on Sunday morn
ing, to the admirals of the interna-
tional fleet that has been blockading
Antivari and the coast of this coun-
try since the great powers formally
warned the king to lift the siege OF
Scutari
Reluctantly the hardy mountaineers
marched out of the former Turkish
stronghold, for which they fought SO
long and so desperately. AS they
went, they but lily concealed their
murmurs. of criticism against the
king and the government for giving
UP the town The men, versed IN
goat herding and hard. fighting, know
little of diplomacy and politics and
they were Of the opinion that because
they took Scutari from the Moslem
they could hold 1t against all-comers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-09
Ambassador chinda Tells Secretary of
State Bryan What His coun.
try Thinks Of Webb
Land Bill.
DANGER IS AVOIDED
Bryan Does Not Think That There
VIII be Any Trouble With Japan
Over the California
Measure.

lUn1ted PresS Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, May 9.--The cabi-
net formally took up the California
Japanese situation today. Just before
the session began the Japanese am
bassador, Viscount Chinda, came to
the state department and was closet
ed with Secretary Of State Bryan. He
explained carefully the Japanese con-
tention, SO far as the Webb bill, now
awaiting Governor Johnson's sigma
ture, was concerned. This word was
taken up by the secretary of state
to the cabinet meeting and the am
bassador, was promised an answer as
soon as the cabinet adjourned.
There was an utter absence today
of the strained feeling which charac-
terized the early developments In
this situation. Bryan was happy and
1t was plain by his attiture that he
believed all danger Of any serious
misunderstanding between the two
nations has been avoided. But he ad-
hered to the policy Of secrecy assllm-
ed from the beginning. Not word
at this time he said, "but there will
probably he a public statement later :
! Another Conference Tomorrow
WASHINGTON May 9.-Ambassa-
dor Chinda, acting for the Japanese
government, today made formal pro-
| test against California's anti-alien
Hand owning law. He called on Secre
! Itary Bryan. handed him batch oil
] papers; talked over matters briefly
and departed. Secretary Bryan laid
had another short chat with the am
bassador following the meeting OF the
presidents advisors and then made
an engagement with him to go over
/ the whole situation tomorrow morn
ling.
Not word was forthcoming either
! from the white house or the state de
i partment as to the exact form which
Japans protest assumed, nor would
any official state what reply the Unit
4 was apparent from the equanimitS
4 of the cabinet members, and the fact
that Bryan left Washington this af
ternoon to keep a banquet engage
ment in New York tonight that the
situation was not regarded as a seri
GUS one.
/. 1--WE had an informal conference
said Secretary Bryan, speaking o
Ambassador Chinda's visit. 81 canno
now discuss the matter. We will
have further conference tomorrow
morning"