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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
RUIZ REPORTS MEDIATION
TO MEXICAN CONGRESS

Mexico city, Mex. July s.-The
status OF the peace conference between
United States and Huerta delegates
was explained Wednesday by acting
foreign minister Estava Ruiz IN a re-
port TO the Mexican congress
He declared the trouble between the
two countries was bound up with the
internal conflict in Mexico owing to
the assistance and support given by
the United States to the revolutionistsn
The report expressed readiness on
the part Of the Huerta government to
negotiate with the "Constitutionalists
for q new provisional government.
which would insure political peace in
Mexico and make clear president
Huerta's willingness to resign, II
thereby such peace could be secured"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
REVISED MEXICAN POLICY
MAY SOON BE ANNOUNCED

Washington, D. c. July s-Ehat the
Washington government would give
within a few days some manifestation
Of the policy it intends to pursue to
meet any new development in the Mex
lean situation. was the belief expressed
in many quarters here today Presi-
dent Wilson and his advisers still
awaited official information OF the
"COnstitutiOnalists " attitude toward a
proposed peace conference with Huerta
delegates.
Probably the definite expression Of
its plans viii not be made by the
american government until the propO-
sition OF the conference is settled and
specific Information on the extent of
the Villa-Carranza agreement Is
reached.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
PESQUEIRA WIRES
TO PANCHO VILLA
Compliments Hin, Defends Carranzu
and Then Tells Him to Clear His
skirts Of Charges.

Roberto V Pesqueira, confidential
I agent Of Venustiano Carranza, has ap-
! pealed to Pancho Villa. in a message
[ Of congra tUlation at the success of the
mediation conference. urging that he
and Carranza ''manfuIly and patriotic
ally call for the resi- gnations' of GER
tain intriguing politicians surrounding
/ both leaders
The telegram defends Carranza from
any connection with any American OF
foreign concessions and puts il up" to
villa to prove that his own skirts are
as clear The message follows.
By the news from there I am in
formed. that a satisfactory settlement
has been arrived at between the di-
vision OF the north and the rest Of the
'Consututonalist army I heartily con-
graduate you, for additional proof on
your part Of high patriotism and for the
energetic manner in which you have
pushed aside and refused TO listen and
ADOPT as your own, the macheaVOlic
labor Of intrigue of certain politicians
who are disguised enemies Of our
cause, may be found surrounding YOU
as well as Mr. Carranza- and who are
trying to influence you by attempting
to win your unqualified friendship for
the purpose of using both Of you as
instruments of their unpatriotic and
dastardly designs
The press Of this country is full Of
scandalous and sensational stories Of
siOns in which strong innuendos are
made connecting some Of the repre-
sentaJ1ves Of our cause at Washington
with certain oil interests, but which
after careful perusal the proof is GER
Ja1nly not convincing, but shows the
determined desire on the part Of GER
tain men or combinations TO try and Z
connect the 'COnstitutionaIist cause I
with Illegal combinations and trusts Z
VIII make public shortly important data 3
and verified facts which bear closely on 4
the subject under discussion and which q
viii absolutely prove that neither Mr.. 4
CarranZa or any OF his agents have
aid or even any contact with any
petroleum or railroad company or sys-
TEN or with any corporation either for !
eign or domestic
AS We are all working for a unity
Of purpose, we ought also TO use our
energies in a unity Of action
and as the Isolated acts of certain in
dividuals prominently connected with
the 'COnstitutiOnalist cause are fire.
quently referred TO as detracting upon
the elevated patriotic and noble pur-
poses Of the same. I trust that YOU as
the commanderinchief Of the division
II the north, will assist in the investi-
cation Of these matters, which have be-
zone public property and stand as an
Indictment before the world, so that
lpon a full investigation the open
,harges made against your agents may
be established or their conduct vindi- !
,ated."
HAVE YOUR PIANO TUNED. repaired
II polished this month. Special summer {
'atesi work guaranteed. Phone 167.
BILLINGS PIANO CO. \
102 y. Stanton. {
ADVERTISEMENT {
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
AWAIT MORE TROOPS TO
ATTACK SAN LUIS POTOSI

Tampico. Mex, July 9.-Jesus Car
rama, "COnstitutionalist" commander,
and staff, have returned here after
having zone by train without inter
ruption to within 25 miles OF san Luis
PotosL This last section Of the railroad
soon will be repaired Cen Carrsnza
VIII remain here until the concentration
OF troops is more advanced, when he
Will return to take part in the San Luis
POtosi attack
Fifty Spanish subjects from Monte
rey and the same number resident in
this vicinity. placed themselves We'd
nesday under protection OF United
states consul Miller, acting Spanish
consul
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
AMERICAN REFUGEES
EXPOSED TO FIRING

Washington. D. C., July 9.-The 4
American and Puerto Rican refugees
who were rescued at Puerta Plata June
&c by United States sailors and revenue
cutter men, were exposed 10 the fire OF
both Dominican federals and Legal
istas. according 10 an official report
received here today.
The firing was So heavy June 25
that the removal has TO be postponed;
but the next day beats from the bat
tleship South Carolina made the res
cue Bullets fell all about them. but
the refugees were landed aboard the
revenue cutter Algonquin with me
injured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
BRITISH SUBJECT TO
BE EXPELLED FROM MEXICO

George St Clair Douglas, the British
subject, who was acquitted before q
"Constituiionalist" court martial at
Zacatecas Of the charge Of aiding the
federal forces during the recent bat
tie. has been ordered by governor Man
uel Carlos de Ia Vega, of Zacatecas, to
leave Mexico at once The expulsion
Of Douglas was ordered under the pro-
vision Of article 80, of the Mexican
constitution, which permits the expell-
ing Of any foreigner from the republic
who the government may term per
nicious." It is expected that Douglas
viii arrive in FL PasO in the next few
days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
JAPAN MAINTAINS
STRICT NEUTRALITY

Washington, D. C., July 9.-Japan is
maintaining strict neutrality in the
Mexican trouble. according TO a report
to the navy department by Capt An
drews. Of the cruiser Maryland. on the
Pacific coast. He states that japanese
merchant steamers, under contract 10
deliver arms to Huerta, have been ror-
hidden by the Japanese government TO
transport the munitions and that these
vessels are thoroughly searched before
being allowed 10 leave japanese ports
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09

General salvador AlvaradO, com
mander OF "Constitutionalist forces
in Sonora, has wired Roberto Y. Pes
guerra that he has ordered the release
Of Emil Holmdahl. an American soldier
Of fortune, who has been in jail at
HermOsillo since last Sunday. charged
with being a spy. Holmdahl will be
taken to Nogales, Son, and from there
expelled from Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
VILLA FIGURING
ON NEW ISSUE OF
REBEL CURRENCY
General in Chief Does Not
Propose to Let Carranza
Money Supplant His.

That Villa not only does not propose
TO have his various issues of money
retired by the substitution of Carranza
money for all the north, but that he
mas even gone so far as to make ten
lalVe plans for a new issue, was
learned Thursday. For the past few
days an agent Of a san Antonio litho-
engraving house, the same house that
printed much of the former Villa is
sues, has been in the city and has been
negotiating for what is said to be a
large new issue Of Villa money
May Widen Breach.
An entirely new light is thrown on
one Of the most important Of the de-
clsions arrived at by the TOrreon me
citation conference by this move It
was generally understood, and was so
given out, that the return by Villa of
All the new Carranza currency that he
had seized was for the express purpose
Of putting that money in circulation
and retiring all other issues
OF Much Significance.
Now, however, If Villa is to add 10
his already large issues, one of the
most important settlements Of the con-
ference will be practically nullified
and his return of the Carranza money
viii mean nothing should he issue a
like or larger amount to take its place
i IS pointed out that, with the general
resumption Of industry that is now
taking place in the north, one standard
currency will be absolutely necessary
10 carry on business, as a number Of
continually fluctuating issues would
act as great hardship on the bust
ness pioneers who are returning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
MEXICAN INQUIRY
MEASURE OUASHED

Washington, D. C., July s.-Acting
In accordance with state department
recommendation that it was unwise
10 agitate the Mexican question in
house at this time. the house affairs
committee today voted to report un-
favorably the resolution calling for in
formation Of alleged official assur-
ances that "Constitutionalists might
import arms from the United States
by way Of Cuba without interference.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
ONLY 40 FEDERALS
INVOLVED IN MUTINY

Veracruz, Mex, July SIN the re-
volt Of the Mexican federal outpost be-
fore VeracruZ. only 40 men were in
volved, according to a statement made
by Lieut. Col luna, Of the federal
forces, TO Capt Anderson, who was in
command of the train at the gap
OF the 40. said Lieut. Col IZunza, Is
are now in eternity" The others,
mounted, scattered and escaped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
PREACHERS WILL DISCUSS
RELIGION, NOT THE TANGO

Chicago, III, July 9.-An Innovation
in the conduct OF ministerial cOnven-
tons was promised today for the pro-
gram Of the 55th annual camp meet
ing OF the Methodist Episcopal church
district Of Chicago
We are going to make this meet
ing unique and memorable" said Rev
John Thompson in one Of the open
ing addresses, by not discussing
woman's dress or the tango. Old fash
toned religion is the subject of this
meeting"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
CANANEA STRIKERS MAY
Dn-----

Naco. Ariz, July 9.-Despite the NJ
timatum Of Col Gales that striking
miners must return to work or Join the
army, the strikers appear II be getting
the upper hand, according to reports
from the big Mexican copper camp.
There is danger that unless Gales
promptly dominates the situation ne
and his "COnstitutionalist' soldiers will
be attacked and driven out Of town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
ARMED STRIKERS ARE
SURROUNDING CONSUI, ATF.

Douglas. Ariz-. July 9.-Reports from
Cananea state that strikers. armed with
picks, axes and other weapons. daily
congregate about the American con-
sulate and, while not riotous. are ready
for any trouble that may develop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
BALL PLAYER ARGUES
IS FINED, SUSPENDED

Chicago. III, July 9-Heinie thinner
man, the Chicago Nationals third base
man. today received notice from presi-
dent Tener. Of the National league, that
he was suspended three days with loss
Of pay for arguing too strenuously with
umpire Byron in Wednesdays game
The local club also fined Zimmerman
$50 and inflicted a similar penalty on
outfielder Leach for similar offence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09

CLEARANCE SALE OF rental pianos
and players this month. Bargain prices;
easy terms. See them at
BILLINGS's PIANO STORE.
(Advertisement)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09

NEED GLASSESg ASK SEGAIL.
MOVED To los TEXAS sTREET.-Ad-
vertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03
ARRESTCOPAT
HIPPODROME

A hundred or more dancers at the
Hippodrome. Fifth and University.
were aroused almost TO mob vio-
lence last night when big, special
policeman, Sam F'aIkenburg. dealt
II. r. Doyle. comparatively small
man. terrific blow in the mouth.
knocking him down and splitting
two teeth.
The punishment was absolutely
unwarranted, witnesses say.
Doyle had been dancing with A
woman In way not approved by
the floor manager, who ordered him
off. Doyle walked over 20 where
his wife was standing, and began
conyerslng with her. Falkenburg
walked up. say witnesses, and de-
liberately struck Doyle with his
fist
The blow knocked Doyle to the
floor. where he lay for some time
bleeding profuseiy.
He and his wife were then hustled
out and call sent In for the police.
Because their hats were still In
the dance hall Doyle insisted on
going back. and struggled with the
policeman to gain admittance. But
the policeman was backed by sew
eral other Hippodrome employees.
The police forced Falkenburg n
allow the two to get their hats. then
hustled the special officer into the
patrol along with the Doyles.
All three were charged with dis
orderly conduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03
Announces
Fall Opening

Yesterday the tailoring firm of
Raby a. Co, at ei4-s16 Third Ave,
celebrated their fall opening The
beautifully appointed store pre-
scented charming arrangement.
and many OF Seattle's leading So
ciety folk attended. The new fab
RIGS were all shown. considerable
comment being heard on the many
different weaves and colors dis
played. Particular interest cen
tered on the riot of colors. and the
severe lines OF the plain tailored
models. representing radical de-
parture from previous seasons.
Mr.. Diffenbacher. recognized as
an authority on correct dress, an
nounces that the strictly plain
tailored coat and skirt. along with
the Redingote. will prevail this
season. the latter being especial
ly appealing TO women of a more
fastidious taste
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03
"a union men
ARRESTED

BUTTE, Sept. 3.-Fourteen IN.
ion men. charged with melting riot
Ing, were arrested by military Off.
cials today. Alexander McLain
and Edward Evans, associated with
"Muckie Mcdonald. president OF
the new Miners union, vere
among those In jail
They were caught outside the
city while driving In a buggy.
II IL believed they were en- route
10 McDonald's hiding place. az they
were heavily armed and carried
enough provisions 10 last 30 days.
Mci.ain carried a letter 10 Me-
Donald from some one In Occur
d'Alene, which advised Mcdonald
TO 20 strong and dynamite build
ings.
Headquarters of the I. w. w
were raided today and seven men
arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03

Stalls ? 70 I. shoulder Of mutton. 20 10
iamh stew. 10 10, leg Of lamb. ibc ID
Eastern ham. acc 10. good bacon, ia Il c
~ piRr' feet. Eo ~. Stalls is-2z. Vashon
island eggs i0e don fresh rhurnsd but
ter. aee IL. fuii cream cheese. zoe H.
Stall t. ling cod Toe ID. lbs zsc. silver
smeii : lbs. ise. Z lbs tie. red snapper,
loo 10 fresh Goldfish. ibs ibe. ihs
ste. German carp. Toe ID. lbs. zbe.
Stall 4. home made jelly. Toe glass. frank.
fuftsfs. iTc 10 garlic sausage. lie 10.
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LEGAL NOTICES
PUBLIC MARKETS


stalls st-ss. nice white sturgeon zoe
u. rod sturgeon. ibo III fresh sfnsit.
Tbs zhe. rock cod, local catch. Ave ~,
small salmon trout Zoe 10 Stall ~. cot
tAga cheese. lbs 1sci renovated butter.
? lbs Abo. peanut butter, Ibc h.. oleo-
margarine. z ibn CSC. stan II. fancy
corn, 2be dez picking epcumbefs zoe
PET 100. piekiing onions i0e ibi toma-
toes. % H.. green peppers. ioe H.. ssesi
potatoes. lbs. Toe stall 3. swss, miEed
pickles. isa PIT ripe or Queen olives. zoe
pt, large. sweet pickles, zoe dor pre-
pared mustard. Toe and 100 jar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03

stan II. standard graduated sugar. :
lbs tso Stall -. smoked salmon. iba.
asc. kippsred herring lbs Sbe: kip
pered salmon. ibe ~, stall &c, fresh sii-
YER salmon. lbs. 1bei halibut cheeks.
: lbs. 2Bc Ftnil ifzg. fresh herring. z
lbs tso. smelt. ibs isc. fresh Chinook
salmon. ice ID Stall 30. lbs peanut
butter. ice new diii pickles, o. don stall
~. regular abe coffee. 200 10 washing
powder 30 ID. staN O.. picked pigs feet.
&C. each boiled ham. acc ID potato salad,
Zoe ID. stalls si-52. alb. brick Goldfish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03

Stall 1ei. hHiihu;. lbs shc; smsif.
he iEc stalls 12s-i5s. fuii cream easess.
zoe ~ picked onions zee ~. Stall a2si
perch lbs ihei catfish. he zse Stall
4a&. Bartlett pears. Zoe dor cooking APP
pies. Tbs De- Stall ~. tom cod. ihs
zEei German carp. ibs lie. Stall aos.
dry onions : ihs Toe. green peppers. 81
10 Stall ssS. salmon trout. Ice III. sole.
4 lbs 36e Stall 100. sweet potatoes. Z
ibs isr. summer squash Be 10 stat zoe.
2 lRrF. lee i0ases bread. fsc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03

stall ~. bar anss Ice don. watermelon.
Toe and up Yakima nsw potatoes. "a
ths, sAn. unioas ibs Ice. sweet oranges.
ita doH Stall So. habitat. Tbs 1te
honsd smeits : lhs ste genuine Finnan
haddie. iSc 10. hAithut cheeks ibs .tc:
fresh sole. ihs 9tes clans. &c Of. Stall
a. cream cheese. ihs- Sc. lbs. SOC
Jersey butter. ! lbs az Yakima honey.
sec CONT. Stall 2b. lettuce. for Sc
stall Is tomatoes zee box. Evergreen
corn. ise and Toe dox spinach. : lbs
lee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03
pRooREssivEs MEET

Corporation Counsel James T..
Bradford viii speak at progressive
party meeting tonight in Ravenna
hall, East 55th and 26th n. 4. 9th
er speakers will be A. II. Lundin
and Frank r. Green. progressive
candidates for the nomination for
prosecuting attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03
They Beat EN- Up

Three men. early this morning.
entered the room In the Yukon
house. gel Yesier way. occupied by
Sam Fuddofh. beat F'uddoth into
insensibility as he lay sleeping. and
escaped with $50 he had In his
pocket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03
oIuE ,EM sIIapRIsE

Members OF Rainier lodge. No. l5s.
OF the Fra,ernal Brotherhood. last
night rendered Mr.. and Mrs. $. Bron-
son. s6ss Willow St. package sur
prise in honor OF their recent we'd
ding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03
ACREAGE
f750--LITTLF RANCH-s;so
$50 CASH AND $40 MONTHLY

on good road. within walking distance
OF kirkland ferry dock house,
chicken house. etc. An ideal place
TO reduce your living expenses and
close enough in no you can work In
Seattle. Take the ferry at Madison
park direct to kirkland. Call ut
burke a Farrnr'- office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03
HOMESTEADS

$50 aefes. suitable for alfalfa hog and
cattle ranch. partly cleared and fenced
only half mile from large. fresh water
laks. close 10 town and shipping point
Decided lands ~ same character. IN
Same district selling from tee 10 $500
per acre, n this appeals 20 you. al
drnss Y o. nnn 1876. Seattle and Will
call and explain all about ~. and how
the relinquiehfusnt or this valuable
property can be had for only 1850. 10
tons - aifaifs per acre common yield
IN this lecaiity. and think ~ II. only 81
per arre Must act quickly. as owner
u fsfgsA a. sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03
10 ACRES
RICH, LOAN SOIL
eern

Just west Of the city. where a creamery
and produce company has been Installed
Close to school sawmili and farmers
grange hail. delivery from stores. n r.
y. and telephone. He's very levei and Ia
esally cleared good water and roads.
Terms $40 Cash and 40 Monthly.
PUGET BOUND FARMS Co. SOS ara Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03
REAL ESTATE

a modern. s.Foom home large yard ard
Grand view 1880 per month. foits
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MISCELLANEOUS

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Leok At these prices
lTINH PANEL doors. Is Sizes 81 80
kk<~<s1 Front doors .sss4t.. Is up
u a-piy rtF veneer doors. o. 70
- Craftsman doors s..s.. 81 50
Complete inside finish wia-
dow sets b.. .....,.. 90 80
l Outside door frames III IS
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03
LAKE BURIEN PROPERT

Iesisr al cleared or vts~ tracts al Lake
purtsn sffk to tsss. y DOWN AND
see PER WEEK wyids. afs New
York Bik Elliott seer.
nssai Msishtr lot. sase. SIC eash. %
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03
INVESTMENTS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03

50 EXCH a
II you are unable to sell your real estate,
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ei3 Fourth av.
si.sbn; mortgage $3.50. VIII exchange
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Is acres, 20 miles from Seattle. near rail-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03
"a LOST AND FOUND

Found any sxat@sf Remember -. have
the finest sauipsnsn, IN tho T5rfhw..,
for cutting and polishing axst,s and
other stones Ayrpn ~ ryrnons tas
Ftks st. NEXT TO Owl Drug Co The
Jswsisr who always sells for less
fots--Betweer Pontiac and sTfh ~. ~
f.. a pair % glasses IN cas.. Reward
Eenwood f9ss. e3zt sTth y "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-03

81. too--New bungalow. lot b0xiDO TO
alley; basement. fireplace. linen closet /;
breakfast room your own terms. Phone
owner, ballard o.