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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
CIVIC BODIES PROTEST new
PORT COMMISSION MEASURE
Send Resolutions to OymNa Denouncng Effort 10
Railroad Bill hrough.

The compromise port bill passed
by the senate Wednesday is moth
Ing but a suaar-coated affair open
TO practically the same objections
as the original measure. is the
stand taken by the Seattle Com
merelal Club and the Municipal
league.
kilograms by these organizations,
stating their objections, have been
sent TO Speaker Connor OF the
house and 20 various members Of
the legislature, and TO Governor
Lister.
The following is one OF the tele.
grams:
"The compromise port commits
sion bill passed by the senate yes
terday is open TO particularly ev-
cry objection raised by our pre-
vous protest against other port
bills.
THERE is NO PUBLIC OE-
MAND IN SEATTLE FOR ANY
INTERFERENCE WITH THE
WORK OR POWERS OF THE
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tion at the llth hour. Two sppro-
priation bills failed OF passage.
These were the postoffice and In
dian measures. but emergency reso-
buttons provided funds for opera.
tion OF both departments for an
other year.
One OF the principal bills acted
on during the closing hours was the
resolution enlarging the powers OF
tho president in the enforcement OF
the American neutrality resolution.
The appropriations passed during
the session aggregated Sl,i20.000,.
600.
Signs Seamen's Bill
Some state department officials
today held that the La Toilette sea
mems bill which the president
signed today. interferes In part
with existing treaties. but Wilson
takes the position that, az II does
not 20 into effect for IS months.
there ia plenty OF time TO adjust
any difficulties which may arise
from 1t.
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CONGRESS
ADJOURNS

WASHINGTON. March 4-Clos-
ing session which has accomp-
Iished more legislative work than
any other in history. the s3rd con
sress was ended BY constitutional
limitation at noon today.
The capitol re-echoed with cheers
when Speaker Champ Clark dropped
his gayel at 1920 y. m. and de-
ciared the house adjourned The
senate adjourned le minutes earlier.
The usual dramatic scenes we're
enacted. In the house members
we're jubilant az school boys be
cause Of the certainty that no extra
session would be held, OBTAINING
them longer IN the capital.
After singing songs, exchanging
complimentary remarks and bidding
each other good bye. the members
dashed for their trains
The adjournment came after a
continuous session In both houses
for more than ~ hours
There was a great jam OF legisla'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
WOMAN SHOT
BY HUSBAND

A report was made TO the po.
lice station shortly after
O'Clock this afternoon that
man named Reese had shot his
wife at 2t5 Third ave. N. The
woman was taken 10 the city
hospital with bullet wound
In her head. Reese has not yet
been apprehended.
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BOY RESENTS
new MOTHER

There was really no ground for
divorce. Judge Frater said so him
self II wasn't case OF non-Hup-
port. or desertion. or even OF un-
friendly relations. Husband and
wife were fairly happy.
But the law OF this state. said
Judge Frater. allows the court TO
grant a divorce for any cause what
soeyer. So I'm going to grant this
divorce.
Thus ended the matrimonial life
OF Kathryn +. and George Knaier
II ended because Mrs Knaler
and her stepson. Ross Knaier. ~.
didn't get along we'll
On the part OF the boy. the tes-
tlmouy was that his stepmother
was always fault.finding She used
him for a slave. the cross complaint
said. She would refuse TO let him
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play with other boys
The stepmother testified he was
unruly. stubborn. aud uufriendly
from the day she married his
father.
The father az first punished tho
boy. Later. he took the boys part.
Husband and wife can get along.
There is no ground for divorce.
said Judge Frater But the boy
must be taken care Of The boy
belongs to his father. lie has a
right 10 a home with his father.
and, under the circumstances.
there is no use 10 try to compel
husband and wife to live together %
And It's Miss Kathryn Halter
now. They were married Novem-
ber 3. 1913.
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AIRMEN
SPY OUT
RETREAT

LONDON. MARCH 4.-THE
TURKISH FLEET ASSIGNED TO
THE TASK or GIVING BATTLE
TO THE POWERFUL ALLIED
FLEET NOW ENGAGED IN FoRc.
ING THE DARDANELlEs HAS
FLED. ACCORDING TO DIS
PATCHES FROM ATHENS
TODAY.
These ships were expected by
the Porte 20 meet the enemy insioe
the Dardsneiles. Instead, they
slipped under cover OF heavy fog
from Niagara roads into the sea Of
Marmora. Allied airnen reconnoi-
terine far UP IN. sea to-day failed
TO reveal their presence.
The British admiralty Is greatly
puzzled over the mysterious disap-
pearance OF Turkish vessels. Many
believe they have been Withdrawn
to point near Constsntinople. pre-
pared To- pass through the Bos-
phorus into the Black sea in case
the allies break through the Dar.
danelles and capture CONSTANT
nople
The Porte probably prefers to
take chances with the Russian
fleet IN the Black sea rather than
attempt TO meet the allies armada
The bombardment OF the Darda-
nelles continues. Three more for.
tresses inside the strait have been
reduced
Forty battleships and cruisers
and fotilla OF destroyers. besides
large number OF smaller ships.
are participating I'm the action.
Later dispatches from Athens
confirmed reports that Germans
were manning big Krupp guns and
we're replying to the Anglo-French
warships in the Dardanellos.
Landing parties on the Asiatic
side found the bodies OF many Ger
mans In the fort destroyed there
Tho Turks. the dispatch said,
poured oil on the dead bodies In an
attempt 10 cremate them Letters
found In their pockets indicated the
Germans had but recently arrived.
The battleships Queen Elizabeth
and Agamemnon. ht the mead of ten
other warships. today continued the
lbombar6mept OF Kiiib Bahr.
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bers of his family was announced
In an official dispatch from Anti
var.
The airmen dropped bombs on
the crown princes villa, In the sub.
urbs Of Antivari. narrowly missing
the heir to the throne. No dam
age resulted.
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WILL TRY OPEN SHOP

EVERETT. March f-Announce.
ments OF an open shop policy. TO
take effect Monday have been
posted in several shlngle mills. II
ia not likely the union Will accept
and general strike Is imminent.
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CARRIES HIS UNCONSCIOUS
Wife OUT OF BURNING HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. {. p. Robertson, of
1902 W. 9th St. narrowly escaped
death when fire broke out In their
home. at 2 80 a. m. Wednesday
While both slept soundly.
Aroused by the intense heat
which marked the advance Of the
flames on their bed. they discoy-
sred they were being swiftly sur
rounded by sheets o' fire.
4 Smoke poured into the bedroom.
I - fumes toon oyercame Mrs
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Robertson. who swooned on the
bed.
Although the smoke had almost
entirely obscured his view In the
room and was causing him TO
choke. Robertson groped about m.
III he had located his wife Then.
gathering her into his arms. he
staggered from the house Both
were slightly burned before reach
ing the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
DROP BOMBS ON
CROWN PRINCE

CETTINJE. Montenegro, March
Am attempt by two Austrian
avlators 10 kill Crown Prince
Danielo OF Montenegro and mem
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trstos de personajes hist6ricos .$1.oO
Sacerdote = Caudillo. Obra referen-
te a Ia Independence $500. 75c
Los Insurgentes. Continuation del
relate de Ia i~nsurrecci6n contra Es-
paLl8 Goc
Memorials de IN Guerrillero. Histo-
ria de Ia Guerra de Reforma. Use
La Majestad Caida. Novela historical
de IA revolution Maderista :. SOC
Las Atrocidades Alemanas. IN
forme de los acCos cometidos
por las fuerzaS alemanas en-
territorio frances. Folleto de
muchisimo interes ......... .25
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con numerosos grabados de vistas,
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De Porfirio Diaz a Francisco Madero.
Obra politica de actualidad, por ell
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1iRIIIlbiDiS.

La mejor camara frigorifica case
II para c~onscrvar comcstibIcs sus-
ccptibIcs dc alteration por cfccto del
caIor. cs una maccta vacia y pucsta
boca abajo. s. por cicmpio, Sc po-
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un ticSto, y sc cubrc este con una
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Id lcchc Sc pucdc conscrvar frcs-
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TO-, cl cuaI Sc cubrira d SUI vez con una
serviIleta. cuyas puntas estcn en- con
tactic con el aqua para que conserve
la humedad.
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Don Quijote de Ia Mancha. La obra
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uHE Suc
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:. = =

La vajiiIa dc plata del rey de In
glatcrra, que SC conserva cn dos ha-
bilacioncs del castillo dc Windsor con
toda cIase de prccaucioncs para cou-
scguir Ell aislamiento ell caso dc III
cendio, esta vaIuada en- 100000 IL
bras esterlinas, que ~cqulvalen d is
millones $50 mil frances. La vail
LA de orc, reservada para los gran
des banquetes oficiales tiene un Pc
so extraordinario. Sir embargo, no
todas sus pleas son de orc macizo,
porgue 81 10 fueran seria dificil mo-
yer las mas grandes, asi es que cs-
tan hechas de plata V sobredoradas.
Los pIatos son tan pesados, que un
hombre solo puede transporter ocho
de uma We.
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CauSan grandcS pcrjuicioS la album
dancia de lIuviaS.

En- TODD 81 ESladO de- Sonora eS-
Tan cauSando inumcraDlcs pcriui-
clos las I!uvias tOrrencialeS que g.
IAN rayrndO a manucdO. De HcrmO-
sIIIo r0munican que las cScaSa,
SlrmDras que Sc hici"rOn en los al
d~ercdoreS de la ciudad Y ell las ha-
rIcndaS rircunveciuaS. van a per
ier>e por Ia abundancia de aqua.
pueS murhaS >rmenteraS Iirncn Va
rios dias de rncontrarse cubierta-
toiatmcntr por las c]OrrirnteS. Est
como - cnmprcndrri ma rauSaI
I'm @lan dcSajjrnto entire los SOM
r"nscS que coulabau con csoS elr-
mrnjoS para harrr lrrntc Il Ia rri-
tira siluacidn por que alravieSan.
AdrmdS de- rslo> daIo<, nuy
=ranIes los r<Ddn srauSandn
las IIuyiaS I'll IaS IiueaS f~rrrocarri.
Irlas. pu"S los dc>lavrS que hai
producido tjcnen ac,uaImcnlr in
comunicada- a muchas rrgionrs.
prcci>amruir EN- la Inca frrrn
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JhCINT0 TIiENlN0 Is ESPERiDO
In LAREDO. ....
Nicne dc Ia paJiua l..

r]rocarrlIcs en- Monterrey, anunci6
hoy que variOs irenes c]ondIciendo
gran cantidad de yecinos de aque-
LA capital y considerable numero
he tropas carrancistas, arribaran
mahana a Nuevo Laredo. EstO hace
Greer que la capital regiomontana
eSti sicndo ~cyacuaIa por los Cd
~rranclStaS.
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ClENCIAS OCULTAS.

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mar a todos los juegos. .SI.OO
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Enchiridiones, Grimorios : Pentacu-
los 40c
La Gran Varita Adivinadora Y Ell Vie
10 DrUida de las Piramides.. Csc
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a los EspiriJus ........... Csc
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FL Poder del Pensaniento. Su domi-
Mo : cUirurG. Obra para estud;ar IL
fuerza del penSamicnto .....$l.o0
Tesoro de Milagros de la Cruz de Ca
rayaca yerdadera jOya del ocultis-
Los Admirablcs Secretos de Alberto
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Libro Magno dc San Cipriano. Ed
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OBRAs DlYERShS.

L. Voc dc Ia NatUrsIcza. Colecci6E
dc hcrmosas bistoriaS y nOvelas no.
Taie5 ..SI.2s
Manual De Agriculture y Ganaderia,
Indispensable para Ia genie de cam
20. Con grabados .$l.2S
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oSRAS POETICA5 DE PEA.
RELIGION.

a Imitaci5n de Cristo ...... G0c
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Catecismo de Perseverance, ...$I.OC
Los Martires, o e. Triunfo de Ia Reli-
gi0n CristiGna. LiDro cuya iectura
nos hace asistir q Ia lucha de dos
generaciones c~ontrariaS: IA uno ar
mada con los arreos dc Ia ferocidad,
= Ia otra con el simbolo REDEEM
tor .$2.OG
FL GeliO del Cr!StianISmO. Esta obra,
como Ia anterior, es de las mejoreS
para los hogares. Ambas estan edi-
tadas z TODD !Ujo $500
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donde permaneci0 encerrad0 pOr
largo tempo.
Llega UrbaIcjO ron suS indios.
FL jefe yaqui urbalejo, ACADIA
de arriDar Il la yecina plaza con
los IndlOs yaquiS que tiene 4 su
m0ndo. s. dice que ell citado JEFF
permanecerd unos dos dias SoIa-
menIe en Ia plaza. d fin DE Que des-
ranS'n >uS tropaS. SaliendO des-
purS ron elias pa arcomcnzar Ia ba
tIda a las tropaS lie Gales. Entra
rn "a rroy"rto de- los mayturenistaS.
Qu" UrbaIeio hoSIilizc por I'M rum
bo a les rarrancista> mieutra> que
olraS tropaS que ScrGn cnyiadas a
Canan"a pome si'io Il Ia plaza y
ohjI-a a r"ndirsc Il sus o~cupantcS.
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N.lCIMIE\TOS.

Julio 22.-Sr. y Sra p. Ochoa. III.
Juarez Street; un milo.
Julio 22-Sr. y Sra. j. Mrndrz,
3O1 North Santa Rosa Avenue: una
nina.
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HECFk y
SES

Poesias de Antonio Piazza. SOC
Pasionarias. Cbras poeticas de Ma
nuel u. Flores. ........... 4Oc
PoeSias de Manuel Acuna. Aumenta-
das con e. hermoso drama eel Pa
sado" SOC
Los Trovadores de Mexico. Hermosa
collection de poesias de nuestros me-
jores autores. a Ia rlstica.... Soc
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UNCIO

Isabel Barrcra. edad ! mcScS, 2l3
Olive Street; pulmonia.
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HOVELAS A Zoe CADA UNA
FL Becerro de OEe
81 Hijo Maldito.
La Lucha por 81 Amor.
FL Manuscrito de Mi Madrs
Maria, por Jorge Isa&ea
81 Cura de Ia Aides
Dora.
kZucenG
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NOVELAS A 35c CADA UNA

Malditas Sean las Muje-eE.
Malditos Sean les Hombrss.
Malditas Sean las SuegrsA
Arte de Buscar GaCido
Las Evas Nodernas
e NOvio PreStado.
La Hija de las Flores.
Fl PurCatOrio de las Solteras
e Paraiso de las Nujeres,
e. Inferno de los Hombr&s
Viva mi Noyia.
e Hada de los Mares
Su Najestad eI Amo2
AaIdjto Sea e. Amor
La Princesa del Dnh6.
Amor ' Nartjrio,
Ia Hija de Fcuua
POr que Sc Casan los Hombres
Por que SC CaSan las MujereB
Por cue Pecan las Mujeres.
POr que Reinciden las Niudas
e Collar de Esmeraldas.
Las Hijas &c Champagne
E NIdO de RuiseHOres.
Las Obreras del Amor.
Marina 0 IA Hija de las Olaa
PaS;0narias de Amor
81 81 de las Ninaz
q Viuda Allegro.
Ia Nina de los JaZ1sSsA
Ca.T4riO de Amor.
Por seguir L una Mujcr.
MaIditos Sean los Celo&.
La corte del Amor.
OBRAS DE VICTOR HUGO,
FL Hombre que RE ......... 7SS
a Ia Novia ...-.-..-. SSs
La Leyenda dc los Sigloa 80. 65c
Nuestra Sonora dc Paris ..... sSs
Han de Isiandia, o Ell Homhre t1e-
"a -
Fl Ano Terrible -----.-... 19S
Los Miserables, , tCmos ......$l.5t
Los Trabajadores del Mar -. s5t
Fl Noventa Y Tres. Episodes de Il
REVOLUTION Frances ....... Ts'
D1os -
Il Destierro St'
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MtTRIiIONIDS.

Bruno DcIsaIo y Lorcnla CASH.
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Il CORRLSpoNSALx
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7 = T - ~ OBRAS
MoA HASA 4DzDAA ms mRA La QUE EDuM aos UHno YA CUB RDzn s 7AN"
IS gannns Sc nEsaAczANg R mRREo CON nsaAwns PAGAnos ELL Eaom Ola QUE Sc EGgE Il ORDE
OBRAS
De VENTA.
Oh FIRNR EL aEJ0R gURgIDo YLA QUE YENDs HAg BARARo.


MIsNO DE- QUE So RECIBa Il ORDGN
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STRIKING MINERS
MAY BUY MINES
DEAL PENDING WHICH MAY END
LONG STANDING TROUBLE IN
ARKANSAS COAL FIELD.
Under Terms of the Offer the Coal
company's Suit for s1,45o.oo0 DAM
ages Against the Miners Union
Would be Dropped.

Fort Smith. Ark-The United Mine
Workers of America have offered
100000 fer the holdings OF the
Bache-Denman Coal company in the
Hartford valley of Arkansas, it be
came known here sunday 1t was be
lieved here that the deal would be
consummated within a few days. and
thus bring to an end the troubles in
the coal mining region.
Under the terms of the offer, all
difficulties growing out of troubles be
tween the coal company and miners
are to be dropped This would in
clude the dismissal of the company
suit for S1,45O,0O0 damages agains
the United Mine Workers of America
the local unions In Arkansas, Okla
homa and Texas, and the national OF
ficers in connection with the destruc
ton of four Of the company's surface
plants at Prairie Creek last July. |
was understood that creditors of tn,
Bache-Denman syndicate, ten o
whose companies are now in tn
! hands of federal receiver, have az
proved the plan.
1t was asserted that the union in
! tends operating the mines for tn
benefit of its members temporarily
and unless they can be sold at
profit, will retain them for operatio
on a cooperative basis.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE !
RECEIVES SETBACK
PARrtSANS OF VOTES FOR
WOMEN MEET SECOND DE-
FEAT WITHIN PAST YEAR.
Democratic Leader Underwood Strong
ly Opposed Resolution, While Re-
publican Leader Mann Favored
Cause of Suffragists.

Washington.-The house of repre-.
sentatives ON Tuesday, by a vote OF
204 to ia, refused to submit to the
states an amendment to the federal
constitution to enfranchise women.
The vote, the second in the history
of congress on the woman suffrage
issue, came at the close of day W
long prepared for oratory, during
which the many speakers were list
ened to with frequent evidences of ap
prevail or disapproval by packed gal.
leries. The question was before the
house on the Mondell resolution to
submit constitutional amendment
that the right of suffrage should not
be abridged because of SEX"
A two-thirds affirmative vote was
necessary to pass the resolution; II
was defeated by majority OF thirty
Party lines were not strictly drawn
in the fight, though Democratic Lead
er Underwood, voicing the attitude Of
his party that suffrage is state issue.
strongly opposed the resolution, while
Republican Leader Mann was one OF
the chief speakers of the suffragists.
This was the second defeat for the
suffrage cause in the national legis.a'
| ture within a year. March 10 last an
| equal suffrage constitutional amend
ment. proposed by Senator Chamber
lain Of Oregon, received vote OF 81
to "a in the senate, securing a bare
majority, but failing Of the necessary
| tWo-thirds
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-01-16
JOBS FOR MEN OUT OF WORK.
National Employment Bureau to Pro
vide Work for Needy.

Washington.-A national employ
ment bureau reaching into every sec
ton of the United States will be put
in operation by the department OF la
Dor, carrying out the suggestion oil
President Wilson in the indianapolis
speech for systematic method oil
helping the workingmen of America. .
Preliminary work for the bureau
has been completed, it is announced
by Commissioner Caminetti of the i'm
migration bureau, and instructions
sent to the thousands Of postmasters
and rural mail carriers throughout
the country and to nearly 100000 field
agents of the department of agricul
ture, who will cooperate with the la
Dor department to bring the jobless
man and manless job together.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-01-16
WOULD END BORDER STRIFE.
Villa Directs Sonora Governor to Sign
Agreement Drafted by Scott.

Ell Paso, Texas.-General Villa gave
General Scott his word that he would
prevent further border fighting
which since the Madero revolution in
1911 has been menace to residents
OF American border towns.
The Mexican leader promised the
American chief OF staff that he would
order Governor Maytorena to sign an
agreement drafted by General Scott
at Naco, which would prevent re
currence of the fighting there, which
during the last two months caused
the wounding and killing OF more
than fifty persons on the American
side of the line. General Hill, com
mander of Carranza garrison defend
ing Naco, Sonora, already has signe'
the agreement