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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-11
Inthe Editors
Mail
SENDS EDITORIAL
TO WASHINGTON

Editor The Star: Enclosed. you
will find copy of letter which |
mailed to the Industrial Commits.
sion. together with your editorial.
Investigate Censorship OF Teach.
Ing" which appeared in your paper
on August 4. Accept my thanks for
the able manner In which you han
died this question.
In regard TO your article. Just
Folks" the other evening. would
say that you lay claim to nothing
that you are not entitled to. but /
fear you let your foot slip a little
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stalls a0o-3ib. canning peaches, crate
socl juicy lemons i0e dor English wal
nuts. Toe o. stall aAo. watermelon. ! -
10 ffahh telephone peas. g. 10, good
tomatoes, . lbs Zoe hiau f0b. - ibs
sugar 81. cans Hhin0ia. itr3 - new
iaHhn herring. zoe stall Ib2. patent
flour. sack tito. . lbs rice. sto. lbs
rolled oats. 500. s5o pkg Roman meal.
zoe Ftau 900 pure cider vinegar. abc
sal ptHs rhisins. 2trt he. navy
beans. stei 3 cans oysters. 2tc. stall ~
. layer cakes. $50 each tocohnut bars.
4 SCI dos stall s0s. cottage cheese, 100 o. +.
imported camenbert. too bori Aeuf-
ehatei loo and 40.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage License.


byron rhsip. Parry. washington. n. G..
ana Margaret Finuisan, suohonish.
Ahe stelnbsrE. g. and Dora Robbins
-. Seattle
WIN. II Kruss. ~. and Aiic. Main.
Edwafd o Gregory ard Ethel Mae
Young. Seattle
Vernon Jane. Merri. and Mary r.
ConnsY. Seattle
John Casey and Tsna Erhniih. Eeatti.
Joseph n Novark and Lillian Krnuss
The Dalisa. ore,
Charles n wlibsr and Tnis n. Pats
waid. Tacoma
Jane. g Mitchell -. and Ina l. Lone
20. Hnrnesfou
Hiram u. Mccoy ana Marion Olsen.
Tacoma
Donald Ross and Emma r. Furni..
HsilinKham.
Herman C W. Klein and Title Frey
Seattle.
Prank n ingiis and Nell. Resve.
Enufncisw
Thonls. Msri.n,en and Hsrsi O. stroh-
man, Tacoma
Mrs and Mr. Andrew Dedfiek Andsr-
son iTii Horen ave, son
Mrs and Mr. James Wilkinson. 1872
West etth st.. daushters
Mrs and Mr.. John Nordcen. $40 s.th
Mrs and Mr Earl 3. Hood. ss's Yves,
Dakota st.. son.
Mrs and Mrs Morris Eiknnser. Gop
North ftth st. daughter.
Mrs and Mr.. r y. KionKal. toas asst
Mrs and Mr. shigoro Furula. sss
Charles st, son.
Mrs and Mr. George F. Rhodes s7s5
bsth ave. &. w. son.
Mrs and Mr. August y johnson. 30is
West roth at. son
Mrs and Mr. Norris Baker. 1901 Yesler
way. son-
Mrs and Mr.. Edward Lee. sis west
Republican At. son.
Mrs and Mr., Arthur ]. wise. ias East
Mrs and Mr. Robert V, Pearson
daughter.
Mrs and Mr. wifrcd Delfei. 7iI5h
i2th ave f., daughter
Mrs and Mr. Nathan n. Bells. 16iih
22nd ave. daughter
ot,ilis zeiienay, %. Seattle General
Nichoias Haiiock. SIS. $40 Boylston ave.
N. Aug. 6,
Jack Knudsou. IS. Swedish hospital.
Aug. 2
Catherine Nnsineo. a.. aooi Second ave
N. Aug. s.
Nellie H. Dowier a.. 'Ot aaud ave N.
Aug, 8.
Edward I Valentine. ~, Gle Fifth ave
| w, Aug. 4
wallace Maiowski. 3 months. chiidren's
Orthopedie hospital. Aug. B.
| Divorces Granted
Myrtle 7, Blssoll from l.. !, Bisseit
Divorces Asked
Annie Erickson Va. chas. Erickson. do
| sortion.
Emma r, Townsend vs.. Harry s. Town
| send. deHertion,
Mary A. slusser VS. Emery ID. slusser.
cruelty.
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PIKE IsIAft

stall ~. sihs fine Eranuihfsd sugar. SOC
Ntatisaf7-as, FastsuriEsd milk. o. a. or -
pt stall 1876. zoe spaghetti, &C. .artistt
pears 81 del stall 1904. sBc can salad
oil SOC. stall q. 100 bineing. Dc. htaii 90.
2 Zoe bottles queen olives. Ice. Stall ~.
unmsnfH fast black hose. ior stalls - D..
tomatoes. 80 bos. stalls -. large
lemons Ice dor stall 1877. veal chops.
1gac ~ stall 81. hamburger steaks. Zoe.
stall 1888. haiibut cheeks. lbs 3to stall
So salmon. 500 each, stall ~. cooking
butter. zoo o. stall 1854. fancy brick
cheese. zoe 10. stalls tt-t. best peanut
butter Toe ~ stall -. Zoe leaves fresh
TREAD s0e. Stall "a. shoes ~ solsd. acc 10
5sc paif
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BATH NEARLY FATAL

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ll.-Mx
Effie Van Tuyl, official hostess at
the exposition, barely escaped cleo
trocution while bathing in her suite
at the Kansas building when wire
dropped from the ceiling and struck
her back.
Albert T. Reed. commissioner
general OF the Kansas commission.
broke thru the door and turned OIL
the current.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Lamb chops lbs gbr. veal eutis'a.
40 ~ potato sausage. tbs 2tc. bologna
sausage. Ms. ttr. best green corn. 30
dor green peppers. ta ID green onions.
4 lunches &C., celery. &c each large head
lettuce. Be, dry onions. gt0 for 1A Us
new local potatoes 100. h sack Ssoi free.
stone peaches 100 dor bartlett pears
tQr dor fancy lemons. itc doA hppiHs,
o. dos wat.rmolons. iho lb.i tsndsrioin
sole. Toe H.. fresh ranch eggs dor. tbc
Nary beet hnllsr. lha. han.
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TALKED TO DEATH

LOS ANGELES. Aug. li.-So en-
crossed in conversation that they
did not hear the whistle OF an az
preaching electric train. Anna hu.
and Rita Martinez walked in fronl
of the speeding cars and were
killed
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ARREST MAN WHO
ROBS NEWSTAMDS

After following him two hnais
Detectives Majewski and Biancn'
caught II. House, IS, an ex-cnn',es
rubbing newsbox o. its pennies.
They seized his hand as he drew J
tom the cash box. A vasrsnc.
charge has been preferred as'ihs'
him.
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WORTH MILLIONS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. lids
posing OF an estate valued at seF-
eral million dollars. the win OF the
late Frederick sharon. San Fran
cisco pioneer and former owner Of
the Palace hotel. was filed for pro
bate today.
The heirs are the widow, Nm
Louise Tevis Sharon. and several
nieces and nephews.
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stalls ifa-fst. sbc pkEs bran. lie, 2
100 bottles Frapsjuir1. tic. A. Lssiis's.
s.ib. sack corn meal. soc. choice patent
flour. 81 50 sack. 1-ih bricks eodfish. itc
stall ~. tomatoes. its Ice. potatoes. =
ibs Ice stall .. picnie ham. lie u baby
lamb shoulder. 100 10. pure lard. he
gtri pot FoAsts. &C. d. stalls gs.at. -
ibs sugar. 81 ior rolls toilet paper. trs
home made plum Jelly. Toe Elass stalls
ftsat. fresh rhufued batter. ? ihs.. ttc.
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GOOD COMBINATION

JInks-marssret accepted me
last night.
HInks-Cood. What did she say!
Jlnks-She said was just Whit
she wanted generous soul with
a Limousine body!
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In allowing Margie. in Confessions
of Wife," TO select her characters.
none of whom could Justly be
classed among the S0.000.000 Just
folks" but realizing that you must
first induce people who are not
"just folks" to read your paper be.
fore you can convert them to your
ideas. we Will have 10 overlook II
this time.
Such large incomes. so many
trips TO Europe. and such Injuries
sometimes make Just folks" rath-
er restless. Yours truly.
n. A. MEDLEY,
b0S North S0th st.
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der. zoe, itc pkE-. Of bncSwhsst pAnesks
flour. itc. htAlls :. 2. and :. lamb
shoulder. fc. pure hafns-reudered lard. :
30 tie. boiling beef sc 10 stall g. He'-
Hurst. soo 10. German pre;rsis. zoe 10
stalls 1875, minute tapiecA- : pks-. lie;
shopping bsGs iec each. jar ruhhers. &c
doE cans minced clans &c.
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stall ift vaisFmslens NO ih.i Ha-
paiiau ptnssppiss. zoe and ztc each: ean.
nlnE peaches. CSC crate. Stall it4. ffesh
shufnsd butter ihs str pallet eggs 2tc
sor stale ibt.it4 10 sugar. see ?
cans tomatoes itc. SO cen baking pow.
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steamer viii leave Seattle every
sunday At 900 a. IN. for Port Town
send direct
'stcamsr Kulshan will call at Port
Townsend northhound. Saturdays
only. leaving Seattle at 10 y. IN.
Points marked 90 are boat landingr
Passengers for these points ana for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing
and assume all risk and liability In
making such landing Steamers mas
sengsr rate does not include boat land
ing charges.
baggage liability 10 limited to wear
ing apparel, not 20 exceed TOO for
whole ticket 100 pounds allowed free
steamers ana schedules subject TO
change without notice Freight re-
ceived daily for all points tescepting
Tscomsl named In above schedule.
Tickets must be purchased At ticket
office open from $50 a m. to IL 90
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket Offic~, Corsaan Dock.
| Phone. Main seas.
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FARM LANDS
10 ACRES DAIRY LAND

On stats paved Highway; rich. black
valley Land large stream - puf-
water partly cleared ani fenced
Ideal location fur dairy ranch!
lees than = mile 30 creamery and
Graded school snaff distance
from Seattle. price ard terms n
slii burke A FarraF. ses SEES
YORK ul1th
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Seattle, Wash. Aug. 8. 1915.

Seattle. Wash. Aug. 8. 1915.
Chairman Federal Commission
on Industrial Relations.
Washington. ID. c.
Dear Sir: ! have no ak to
grind, as | belong to no party
or organization of any kind.
but ] do not hesitate TO indorse
the enclosed clipping which is
from the editorial page of the
Seattle Star of August 4. 1915.
and wish TO inform you that |
feel satisfied that Il expresses
the views of nine OF every ten
OF my acquaintances.
Hoping that this will aid you
in your great work. | am. yours
truly, n. A. MEDLEY.
sos North S0th st.
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ACREAGE
IMPROVED o ACRES
RUNNING WATER

House and fence. hav@ been neg
iected. need some repairing fine
soil. county road runs full length
~ side and 'FRONT.' hiss slight
slope creek runs through place:
garden has not been put in this
spring. but hos boon under Guilt
walton viii furnish material "a
FIX over house and make easy
terms to experienced party who
viii move on place at once. con-
venlent to down town. price fs7s.
Apply At Ticket OFFICE. Madison
Park. for directions
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no AcpER -t3-aoo

100 ACRES 500
Located IN one OF the fertile valleys near
Chehaiis about - acres cleared. good
house. barn ana outbuildinga. small
orchard; about 50 acres are tiilabs
btlance pasture. Included at this price
are COWS. steers, calves, horse
wagon. cream separator ana all nscez-
sary farm machinery. Terms arc Al. 900
cash. balance 1900 per year Mt per
cent.
OLE IANgON & co
at4 New York block
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WATER FRONT LAND

THAT WATER FRONT HOME
on Puget Sound could not b better To-
Gated than on one u our fuli fivs-acre
tracts with good beach. water snd soil
Adjoining ueighbors. near store and
boat landing 2b-cens fare 20 town
$500 tract. on term. % as cash
balance 80 month.
CHARLES soMERH COMPANY,
ALASKA BCILDiNg
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SaR5|4|Z8
D.ny s,~~m~, sisus. fori tisprn
ssespf To-nssrd wtlnsms daily
haiur y punMsnsss sea NJ except
sni and Angeles sunday
sundasi
Tttprn
hundsp1
onlF
eesml
'NietortA. n. C>--rsrs Te~ns~na-Port
Aax~les
10 go st~~rnsv sol Due. ,ss ) t6pna
mid Port Townsend Port daily
nishi Williams. punssnso
daily fFsguirnl. Pert An.
ssiss ard vle,onA
IN c
.po.s net esfi q,
ivieioria suntsys
Eff~-tiss June -
Victoria. ~ G.. Direct
ii'isprs steamer Ireaaei.. for TiypTis
daily ivicfefis. n c. direct. daily
Rsinfnins leaves Vie
ioria :, 30 a m.
Tacoma Direct
teasnsteamsrs r.oorns ard Nam
. eears Indiana peiis for Tale seam
~ eesri coma dirsrf steamer ~ sepu |
fspul every two hours ftr' teprn /
tepri single trtp. Zee round stepua /
feprn trip. Connections at tfeprn /
Ttcpni TAcorns Nth steam t.rs pm |
Ffisrus.fs for Olympia and isie pm
taiiy shelton. daily
srsr Iewp.-ra--Ans~er~
ne'iisshsm
S-sssns s,e.m., whsican.I s.esaa
daily 'or Port Townsend daily
sscspi lAnscortss and nsi-' sneept
Sunday bingham Sunday
Evrrest--Edmopds
- eearn -t~sm-~ City ofiiiiepm |
10 noon Everett. Eimonts stepm |
tfeeptn Everett only. ttopm /
daily 'on Sundays only daily
leaves Seattle Tao a.
m. Instead of riee .
IN. othsr trips same
as week asys
Kverest--rt~iiinxh
Port Townsend
10 -s5pms. a .Kul.h.p. for s-s6pm |
daily Ever. Anacnrfss daily
and Re insh am.
Calls at Pert Town-
ssnd souihsound on
~ Doe. no, call at
Everett Saturdays
san Juan I.lands--Beiiinxham
if'oo str. Resale. for Port eosm
49, - nj. TnN.Afs
Sunday linsham. via all San Thursy
Tussd'yJuan Island points sstur'y
Thursy
Port Tpwneend-Port Ang~le.-Sc ah
hay and Way Ports
iS,eo steamer Beiiing- aoopn |
uaidn'ht ham. for Port Town. Tussd'y |
sunfaysend. Port Angeles Thurs'y |
Tuesd'y Neah nay and way satury
ThurNyp ports
Fort Iownsond--Port Angcies--Cr~s-
cent and way Porte
100 str. wsiai~aie. for t.eoprn |
midn'htPor, Townsend. Port Monday |
Monday Angeles. Port Ores wednss
wednescsnt. c1siiam and Friday
Ftidayway ports.
Port --Iudiow~--F1agiev
booprn Steamer Puget, forii .ooaa
daily Kingston. Jam b e. daily
except Ludio w. e.Esion. except
satur'y.F lsrisr. Townsend. sunday
Evansville. Iron sale
and Hadiock
King.ton--Hsn.vili~-
saturdays Only
f;oopm Steamer Puget. for s!oopm |
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points
sunday Only
s:ooam Steamer Puget. for' f;oopm |
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points
Hood Canal--0ambie--Lud
p,ooams str. potistcb, for Port 2i4ssm |
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble daily
"Bangor and ali except
points on Hood Canal. Monday |
on sunday trip calls
only nj Gamble. prin-
non, Hcodsport. Pot
Hatch and Union City.l
ARRIVING back In Sc
attic at 1910 y. m.
steamer viii leave Seattle every
I a
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PERSONALS

.HAfafNEas lies In married ufs ATE you
lonely Join seattle Reliable Friend !.
ship club Ladies' free, Ada y. Evans.
HIi tninn. Ant a.
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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
BandidOS AtreVidOS.

Brownsville, Texas-Doce dis
paros lie hicieron a una escolta
de caballerfa de los Estados Uni
dos, que rondaba por la fronte-
ra, como a una milla de aqui. Sc
cree que los que dispararon, ocul-
tos tras las malezas, son mexi-
canos.
ULTIMA HoRA.-Se han cap
turado tres individuos mexica-
nos, por ser responsabIes de la
emboscada quo hicieron aver a
varias autoridades civiles de es-
ia ciudad; de resultas de la cual
ell Constable l.. Falcon result6
muerto, y ell Sub-Sheriff Juan
Cuellar, gravemente herido.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
La Cruz ROja en- Accion

Ciudad de Mexico-Quince ca
rros cargados de harina, maiz,
papas Y frijol, han lIegado a la
estaci6n de Ferrocarril Mexica-
no, procedentes de Veracruz.
Estas provisiones las envia la
Cruz Roja Americana, y fueron
enviadas en- un transporte de
guerra de los Estados Unidos,
desde Nueva Orleans. Han lie
gado muy a tempo, pues ell pue-
bio de esta ciudad capitolina, es-
ia materialmente muriendose de
hambre. Bajo ell Immediate cui-
dado del Sr. Ministro del Brazil
y de otros miembros del Cuerpo
Diplomatico eXtranjero, Sc ha-
cen los repartos de provisiones
al pueblo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
Belmonte y Bombita en-
Lisboa.

Portugal. Con un lleno Sc &C.
lebr6 la corrida a la espanola,
presentandose al p1blico ell ia
moso torero Belmonte que alter
no con Bombita.
Los toros de Infante dieron
buen juego, y Belmonte approve
che la bravura de los cornupetos
para realizar preciosas faenas,
que entusiasmaron a la concu-
rrencia, Ell trianero fue ovacio-
nado y sacado en- hombros.
Manolo Bomba hizo asf mismo
una superiorfsima faena en- ell
tercer toro, y simulando la muer-
te marco tres wees ell volapie de
modo magistral, escuchando pro-
longadas ovaciones.
Los Casimiro rejonearon muy
bien. La fiesta, en- c~onjunto.
superior de verdad.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
HaCen efeCtiva la MuIta.

Ell Paso, Texas. Como ell &C.
neral Pascual Orozco, que Sc flu
GO de su encierro la semana an
tepasada, no asistiese hoy al
Juzgado en- donde Sc lie procesa,
ell Juez orden6 que la fanza de
$500 orc que habia dado para ga
rantizar su comparescencia hoy,
Sc haga efectiva. Ell Oral. Cara
veo y Frank y Ike Alderete, COM
plicados con Orozco Y Huerta en-
ell delito de fomentar nueva re-
volucion en- Mexico, yiolando las
leyes de neutralidad de este
pals; fueron puestos a la dispo-
sici6n del Gran Jurado Federal.
Este Sc reunira hasta ell a de Oc-
tubre pr6ximo, Y mientras tanto,
los acusados quedan en- libertad
caucional.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
Discourse que entuslas-
ma a los r~eclutas.

Gibraltar. Sc ha efectuado
un mitfn patriotico en- ell que ha
habido la singularidad de que to-
dos los discusses Sc han pronun-
ciado en- castellano, menos uno,
que hizo la senorita Adela lrmo-
ssi, quien diserto sobre ell amor
a la patria y excit6a las mujeres
a aconsejar a sus esposos, her
manos e hijos a entrar al servl-
clio de Inglaterra.
Ell efecto del discurso fue eX-
celente, pues Embellishments
despues en- la ofcina de reclutas,
establecida en- esta plaza Sc ais
taron muchos voluntarios para
entrar en- ell servicio active del
ejercito ingles.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
Captura de la Ciudad de
Mexico.

Mexico, D. F.-El sabado 10
del corriente, entraron TRUMAN
ties a esta plaza, las tropas ca
rrancistas, al mando del General
Pablo Gonzalez. Ocupada la ciu-
dad por los zapatistas, desde ha-
ce cuatro meses, la ifegada de
los carrancistas ha venido a sal
var la situacion precaria en- que
Sc en%contraban los h%abitantes de
esta antigua capital. Diez dias
de asedio y de pelear incesante.
han causado danos de considera-
ci6n en- ediicios p1blicos y pri-
vados- De trinchera en- trinche-
"a fueron sacados los zapatistas,
quienes al fin huyeron hacia ell
Sur, perseguidos de cerca por
los Observation-Disclosures.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
Ell deficit de Espana.

Madrid. Los datos establish
cos oiciales del Ministerio de
Hacienda acerca de los ingresos
Y egresos de la naci6n en- ell pc
riodo de Enero a JUNO, arrojan
las siguientes cifras:: ssingresos
ASP millones de pesetas y eyre
SOS 495, resultando un deficit de
43 millones de pesetas.
En- ell mismo periodic del ano
anterior, los ingresos fueron SOC
millones de pesetas y los egresos
46l, 10 que do un considerable
superavit,
Los ingresos de JUNO estan
hechos a base de nueve millones
de subscription de obligaciones
del tesoro, subscription que Sc
ha suspendido temporalmente
hasta que Sc terminen los prepa-
rativos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
E~mbajadores Denuncia.
dos.

Ell peri0dico Ell Liberal de
esta corte, en- ell curse de la
campana iniciada por las exigen-
cias del gobierno con motive de
la neutralidad, dice que los en-
bajadores de las naciones bell
ceramics acreditados en- esta cor
tie, con la constante publication
que hacen en- los periodicos, de
ataques inusitados, realizan ac-
tos mas graves y contrarios a la
neutralidad, que todos los artf-
culos, discursos y mitines que Sc
puedan celebrar.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
Hacienda luz en- ell CaOS.

Cludad de Mexico.-El Gene
raj Pablo Gonzalez ha dictado
varias disposiciones para orga-
nizar los distintos servicios p1-
blicos aquf. Ell alumbrado, ell
aqua, los ~telefonos, los tranvias,
TODD estaba disbursements des-
cuidado. La salubridad p1blica
por los suelos. Sc ha mandado
barrer y regar las Gales y pla-
zas; Sc ha ordenado la reapertu-
ra de las tiendas, exceptuando
del pago de contribuciones fsca-
les a quienes Sc dediquen a la
venta de granos, pan, carne, etc.
pero siempre que los precios sean
moderados y no trate de robarse
al p1blico. La repartici6n de ra-
clones entire los necesitados ha
comenzado. La Cruz Roja Anne
ricana trabaja sin descanso. Las
autoridades m~ilitares han Ianza-
do una proclama, diciendo que
TODD ladr6n que sea tornado in
fraganti, sera fusilado en- ell
acto.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
Empe0ra la Situation.

Guaymas. Las condolences en-
ell Vale del Yaqui, son desespe-
radas. Los indios han devastado
las siembras, incendiando ran
cherias enteras y robando GUAM
to ganado encuentran a la mano.
Gregorio ell Nance, uno de los in
dos mas terribles. es ell cabeci-
liza de esa banda de salvajes, que
no dan tregua nj Quartet a sus
enemigos. Sc dice que hay 500
indios a caballo y $50 a pie, ST.
tiando la hacienda de Santa En-
gracia, propiedad de unos ameri-
canos. Ell General Leyba ha en-
viado una fuerte columna expe-
d~icionaria. al mando del Briga-
der Sosa, coniando en- que To-
graran dispersar 81 n O extermi-
mar esas hordas vandalicas de in
dos yaquis. Hay gran ansiedad
aqui por la suerte de los ameri-
canos y demas extranjeros que
Sc encuentran en- aquel distrito.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
ViIlistas de NAL en- DeOr.

Laredo, Texas. Sc sabe posi-
tivamente que hubo un renido
encuentro en- las vecindades del
pueblo de Hicamole, del cual fue-
ron desalojados los v~illistas, de-
jando gran n1mero de muertos
y heridos. Las fuerzas del Co.
ronel Jesus Camargo, que CO.
manda a los carrancistas, tuvie-
ron tambi6n muchas bajas; pero
Iograron rechazar a les villistas.
que Sc rerlegaron bre Pare
don. Sc dice que en- este punto
Sc ha removable ell combate.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
Ceremonial Patriotica

Toledo. Sc ha verifcado hoy
con solemnidad y lucimiento ell
acto de descubrir la lapida en- la
casa en- que naci6 ell captain Vi
llalba, muerto gloriosamente,
combatiendo contra los moros en-
la guerra de Africa.
Han estado presentes todas las
autoridades, las corporaciones y
entidadeS civiles y militares.
Pronunci6 un hermoso discur-
so ell alcalde de la ciudad, y la
concurrence entuSiaSmada pro-
rrumpi6 en- vitores a Espaha.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
Los VIIistaS DerrOtadOS.

Douglas, Arizona.-Un fuer-
tie combate tuvo lugar hoy en- la
manana entire fuerzas del Oral.
Plutarco Elias Gales y chusmas
villistas a corta distancia y al
Sur de Nacozari. Ell Oral. Ca
lies, Comandante en- Aqua Prize
ia, envio a la escena de la bata-
liza $500 hombres, con 16 ametra-
lladoras y varias pleas de arti-
Iberia, con cuyos elementos de-
rrot0 al enemigo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
Dato Felicitado.

Madrid Presidente del
Consejo de Ministries senior Da-
to, ha recibido centenares de te-
legramas de toda la nacion en-
los cuales Sc lie felicia por su
designation de Jefe del Partido
Conservation.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
Ensenada Amenazada.

San Diego, Cal.-Los cruceros
New Orleans" Y "Chatanoo-
ga han salido de aquf violenta-
mente, al recibir 6rdenes del AL
mirante Howard, por inalambri-
CO.. Sc dice que zarparon rumbo
a Ensenada, Baja California, a
donde Sc dirije ell canonere me-
xicano General Guerrero, lie
vando a bordo seiscientos solda-
dos carrancistas para atacar a.
quella plaza.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-17
Espana Noticias Mexico
EN- LA SEMANA EN- LA SEMANA
Consejo de Ministries.

Madrid. Sc ha celebrado ell
acostumbrado consejo de Minis
tros que ha terminado a media
noche.
Los Ministries han cambiado
impresiones sobre 81 acerca de la
fiesta anterior de la proclama-
ci6n de Dato, como jefe del Par
lido, expresando todos la gran
satisfaction que les causaba ell
exito del jefe.