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CITY EDITION
Four O'clock
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1916 EVENING EDITION
...-, nnunrnment Says U.
Kops Must Be With-
drawn from uiga.u.
IE IS DELIVERED
.:- Marin EXDCCll'tion En-
ired Without Consent and
Has Dispersed Danuiia.
GROHS
IS
sum is vf.hdict itini'u.vi:i
LAST XKJI1T 11V .IUIIV
Attorneys Doelnro Will Appeal lo fir-
cult Court Sentenced by ,iilj.0
Sinister Tills Afternoon
M'shif IS IT II. S. SDLOJER '
TOlini DIES IN FIGHT
Jl Consolidation of Times, Const Mntl
anil Coos Hny Advertiser.
No. 222
'
H
(UIOHS FINED AND
SENTENCED TO JAIL
ISCUSSION
I Prepared '"
IS DROPPED
Cniry On Ni'gutln-
L. Itoanlliw Formal compact
Lisp .limy Wax "nly Ti En-
tfr on Itrnctltlmi '
p, iwxlilri rmi I" mat Tlmn.l
IVEXICO CITV. April 13. The
Lis government nnu sent to u
liiidor In Washington n note
I ( delivered today to Secretary
-M asking Hint tho American
nop be withdrawn from Moxicnn
ritory an lllu I'lTHiilt or vmii
itolbo Mexican constitutionalist
H'anti I'oinml Coinpact.
Tie nolo contains nliout G.OOO
frft In It tho do facto govern
(ill (ontcnilj that as tlio Amorl-
a troops crossed mm .unu wuu-
u remission they should bo wltli-
n until a proper formal coin-
let tan be entered Into between
It Ho governments.
Perilous .Vol I'M
fit li Insistently affirmed that pro-
lei notes of thu .Mexican govorn-
ct especially einplinslzcd the tac
ut rtrmhuloii for a reciprocal
bin; of (ho frontier ho granted
l!r la the event of a repetition of
rt:d similar to that nt C'olumlniH.
IIikN Negotiations
ITi noto was sent to Hlteeo Ar-
rfondo, tho Carraiiza roprcsontn-
In, illh Instructloiiu for delivery
fecrclary Lansing, "ho ending
(t negotiations for reciprocal paua-
of troops and nuking for dU-
ppitlon of the territory occupied
' tie American tioops In view of
lifla'i party having heen destroyed."
(lalin .MlMiudcrstnudhur
Eaphasls Is laid on the fact that
! American vxnedltlon was undor-
pn under a misunderstanding.
Rough acting In good faith, the
ftiirstlon Is made that tho United
atfi had Interpreted the first note
I thj Carranza government nH nf-
Ktoga deflnltj ugreomont betweon
p do nations.
i B" t"ao Intention of tho do facto
ftloj as that no expedition should
KM Into .Mex'co until terms nmi
Ntlonj relating to an ngroemunt
defined.
Hiscilisloil D.-nlllwwl
I Tie nolo declares thereforo that
onicfiu"nco of no final acrnn.
P" kvliig,bccn reached as to tho
"" ' a treaty to regulate tlin in.
wocal pagsago of troops ovor the
nn, "Th Mexican govern-
'Judges It convenient to siiBpond
(uae present all iur.ii,ui.. r ..
"tI,l0" hi this paitlt-iilar."
Srit.. 'I'l...
" 1IIIIV 10 1,1'IIVO
VHll IRI.IIl 11 r. . 1 '
L.I . . -""! VIU IIIHO. WHICH 1
CM by Swtarv of i."n.-nn.. at
fl A5ullar, points out that as tho
"'fH eXIICdltlnn i.. ,..,rin.,
4o,,Jn Insofar -. u ..., ,. ....,
j J -" "III IIU IIUIU
so. as tho party headed by
iriaay ,Ui,lierS0(j anrt f,
JJ ltaus tl.cr.. ............
; 1 8umde"t nuinbars pursii-
flUUOMH I f'rSt U"f f tl10 C-
"""wnallsts i.ini,in i. .., ...
r,SVvlt"."'ltod States
-"..urawai ot tholr forces."
This nftornoon nt S:fl0
o'clock tlrolis was fined $:ir0
and sentenced to :t numtlis
in Jail. Appeal notice vns
filed and bond In tho sum
of $000 furnished with Chits.
Thorn and Chris Peterson ns
sureties.
Officials State That Demand First American Loss Occurs
K515 MADE
of Carraiiza Will Not Be
Met at Present.
In Battle With Civilians
at Parral, Mexico.
IN BOMB PLOTS
Four Germans Taken By Offi
cers Who May Involve
Prominent Man.
SI
RUSSIAN
BOUT
Chris droits nt !) o'clock Inst night
was found Kullty, by it Jury or six
men, of maintaining a nuisance at his
plnco of business In North Menu. At
torneys for tho dorenditnt at once
announced that they would appeal
tho cuho lo tho circuit court nud
Judge Sinister rescrvod sentence until
'1 o'clock this afternoon.
10 RUSH PURSUITWOP S FIRED ON SEEKING EVIDENCE
AI'STUIAX TOKI'KIH) IHCSTItOYS
SAIIil.VO VICSSKIj
Chase After Villa Will Be Kept Carranza Wires That Many Claim Conspiracy Was to De-
lln lAfllU Dnnnuii.l i;r.n.. i lnf t:nl n nll. i . r.1 .. n .
Up With Renewed Vigor
by Soldiers.
SECRETARY BAKER SILENT
Hiijh Matlcc Is One of Administra
tion I'ollcy and I'p to I'rcildeut
and Stall' Dcpaitniciit Has i
Kvli'i'iifo or llandlts lllsp(v.seil
III) AhkkUIwI ,r lo t'cxn litf Tlmii.l
WASIIINOTO.V, I). (., April l.
Carranza In a nolo which arrived
iit his embassy hero today for pro
Were Killed On Both
Siclss In Conflict.
stroy Ships Carrying '
Munitions to Allies.
SAYS NATIVES DANGEROUS !STEP IS IMPORTANT ONE
'IVoiiblo Conies Whin American M
pcilltlon Attempts to '( 'I'liniugli
City With Inteiitloii of Mov
ing Southward In Pursuit.
(II J AmHtiitrt Prom lu Cool rr Tlinot.)
WASIIINOTON, 1). C.,' April lit.
The first loss in the American puni
tive expedition In Mexico occurred
This Is tho th'ird IiooUobbIhr caso sontatlon to Secretary Liuisltii; nslo In tho rirliiR on thu Ainorican
,:iTi:.. AT T
IS IIC
I'oumiox to
aTii ok hosaiho.
IHr
HH
(ho
' e S CJMcrt ,
'! lii. .
...nr io .loin Moi-o
"dlt Mauds.
ttU!lB .
Tortnpnv. ""T.me.i,
Vfll la h.ii Mexco' April 13.
'-rban !'ed Uere to bo n
oath of n . u at Las Moves.
HNJd Sar- U Is reported ho
4"e -t. 1W" M" Nmb Wvor In
W.rft. " ?' e Contreras and
-' "inqits,
trlod on Coos Hny since .lanunry 1
and tho ono lu which the most Inter
cut was shown. All throiiKh tho. trial,
which commenced Tuesdny afternoon,
tho courtroom wns filled to tho dan
ger point and standing room was at a
premium.
Arguments Avero ioiir
At 1 1 : ::0 yesterday forouoon wlt-
jiesses for both sides Hun neon on tho
stand nnd thu arguments or tho at
torneys woro commenced, ilofore two
o'clock District Attorney Uljonvlst
had outlined the law nnd had undo
his argmnonl boforo tho Jury. Tho
noxt throo hours woro taken up by
tho nrgiimontH of John I). Ooss nnd
A. II. Derbyshire, nttornoya for tlio
dofondant.
C'rolm (Iocs on Slum!
Chris flrohs wns called to tho stand
by lils nttnrnoys. llo proved n shari
witness. Ho declared that tho ou
tlro slock or liquor found by tho oN
flcors had boon left In his saloon
nftor tho prolilbltlon law went Into
effect.
Kxpeeloil Vt Condlllon AkuIii
District Attomoy MlJoqvIst nskod
"hi in why ho kept It. drolls replied
quickly thnt ho was waiting olthor for
a good chnnco to soil It In Califor
nia or was going to keep It until tho
Jlnto wont wot again. Thoro wero
onrs of laiightor lu tho courtroom.
Oroha donled that ho had sold li
quor tp Max Tlmmermnii In his soft
drink parlor on April (1, tho dato men
tioned lu tho complaint when iiiu
nicrniau claimed ho bought liquor
there.
L. D. Copplo, said (Irohs, came In
tho plnco lu a drunken condition and
bought a bottle of near boor and that
was nil. Laudor, formor bar tenner,
testified to tlio sumo tiling.
Tho arguments by tho nttornoys for
tho dofonso was that tho testimony
of tho slato's witness was unrolla
blo und iintruo. Thoy said that .Mrs.
Tlnimornfau might bavo boon over
for the withdrawal of tho Ainorican troops at Parral. Official advices
troops from Mexico.
lu ofriclnl quarters It wns stated
tho American troops will not he
withdrawn at this time at letut, and
while tho question Is being discussed
with Carrana, pursuit or tlio Villa
bandits will bo rushed with renowed
vigor.
Will Not Comment
Secretary linker Mild ho was un
able to comment upon Carraiia's
note bccaiiso It raised questions or
administration policy ontiroly with
in tho Jursldlctlou or thu piesldeiit
and tho State Department.
Wlar Department View
Thu War Department officials
take the view that they havo no aided tho Americans In attempting
received hero today say Mexican
civilians fired Into thu troops, kill
ing onu American and wounding
another.
Many Mexicans Killed.
The troops replied, killing many.
The Carranxa troops did not flni
on thu Americans, but assisted lu
restoring order.
Caiiiiiin WMivh.
Itugardlng tho battle In Parral
between thu American troops und
civilian population last night, (!cn
eral Carranxn telegraphed Iila om
bassy hero today:
".Muny deaths occurred on both
sides. (iouoral Carranvui's troops
evidence the Villa baiida havo in.uii
dlspursud, hecnuso they never had
dofliilt'j Information or their num
ber ami thu very nature or the sit
uation gives no evidence that tho
raiders had been exterminated.
Xot Itegarileil Serious.
Carranza'j proposal ror withdraw-
to restore order, (lunoral Carrau.a
has - applied to thu United States
to rccognle tho dangers or aroiu
lug tho nallvos."
Ilecalls Piiiiulse.s.
Advices say that when tho Amer
ican troops entered Parral the local
cDiuuiuiidcr recalled tho American
Police Say Tbey Have Made. Dig
Stride lu Detecting Conspirators
StcumMilp Kiuptnyi's Are In
II. lids or Ol fleers
lll .chtrd I'rt'i to Cm llnj Timet.
XUW YOltK. April HI. Detectives
who yesterday arrested lour dormant)
charged with placing bombs on stitps
carrying war munitions to Kntentu
Allies, today sought ovldeneo Involv
ing a "well known deriuan" who Is
alleged to havo supplied $10,000 fund
to finance a fire hoiiib conspiracy.
Accuse Steamship Men
Four employes or the llambtirg
Amurlcan and tho North deruian
Lloyd steamship company aro under
nrrust. Thoy uro specirically charged
Nine of (lie Clew, Some of Whom Are
Wounded, Are Lauded by a
Dutch Steamer
(Mr Anoi'lalisl t'rriK In Cum liar TlniM
HAUCI3LONA, April in. Tho Hus
Bllnn sailing vessel Iiuporator 'was
J torpedoed by nn Austrian subuuirlno
I In the Mediterranean. Nino of tho
J crow, soma of whom wero wounded,
were landed by a Dutch steamer.
GERINVeE
IS llCIXd DKCIPIICItKD AT WASH
INGTON TODAV.
Will He Laid Itcforo Piesliteut nnd
Secretary Lansing Prob
ably Today.
IHf AwmelnlM r-fMm In Ct lUr Tlnf I
WASIIINdTON, 1). C, April lil.
Thu deriuan nolo on thu Sussev nud
other submarine cases bus been re
ceived by thu iitalu department and
Is being deciphered today. It prob
ably will be laid before President
Wilson and Secretary Lansing be
fore night.
Will Ki'iualu at lliime.
In view or tho piesslng naturu or
tho situations with (lormauy and
Mexico, President Wilson today
abandoned his plana to go lo New
York tomorrow, night and cancelled
VERDUN ATTACK
S
Today Lull In the Severe Fight
ing In That Quarter
Is Reported. '
QUIET LAST NIGHT
Some Trenches Taken By the
Germans But French Still
Hold Main Position.
LITTLE CHANGE
EAST
villi placing bombs in sugar bags cnKnKCniont to speak before the
wit inmiu iiiu Diutuiiur iuk u&tuu
May 2, 111 in.
Arrests Important,
Thu police regard tho arrests as
thu most Important stride yet iiiiulc
lu thu detection of n groat conspira
cy to destroy steamers sailing with
munitions from Nuw York, Huston,
Philadelphia, Han Fraucisc,. and So
rittlu. Caused (.'rent liss
Tho police believe (ho men In
volved have been responsible ror fires
on at last It It steamers that cuiisod
$1,000,0(10 damage.
Yoi ng Men's Democratic Club thoro
Saturday.
May He Serious
While tho entire plans of thu ad
ministration uro not being disclosed,
It Is understood that nothing less than
some positive evidence of tho dor
mans' good I'alth to fulfill thu assur
ances given thu United States, Btirh
as substantial punishment or thu sub
marine commander who duslroycd tho
Sussex', can prevent a situation be
tween thu two countries from coming
to pass which diplomats have strug
gled for thu last yoar lo avoid.
Itusslaii Attacks Have Not Shaken
(I'eiiium Lines and tlio Offensive
Movement Appears to Have Hern
Dropped for n Time
tl7 AwnrltlM fnw to Coin, Illf TlmM.J
LONDON, April III. Tho attack nt
Verdun has subsided for thu moment
nrtor suvoral dnyii particularly severe
fighting. There were no engage
'iionts or Importance In that roglnn
laid "Ight, Paris stated today.
Some Trenches Taken
Tho principal dernmn uffnrtt Hlntr
thu Vuriluii offoiiHlvo wns bogini Sun
day v.-as an attempt to force a pasBnga
Lctwrcu Deadmnn'n Hill and Ciiiuiuh-
ioh for thn purposo or enveloping n
bill. Koine Kreucli trenches Miru
carried but thu French hold tho nialn
l.ositlous.
Condition In Fast
In the oast the Itusslnii attacks nr
nut furiously 'linking thu Gorman
:i!H, nud thu offeimlve Is nppiuiiitly
biilsldlng.
ill or tho American troops from assurances that tlioy would not pas.)
Moxlco rallud to bring frutu ndmln-.tliroiigli towns. Firing by thu ux-
Istratlon sources today any indica
tion that the troops would bo with
drawn Immediately, or that tho sit
uation was oxpectud to result lu any
sorloiiB friction with tho du facto
government.
Noto Is Dclhi'i'i'd.
Ambassador Arredoudo this after
noon dcllvorod Cnrranza'a noto to
Socrutnry Lansing. Tho outstanding
features nf thu situation give ovl
deneo that tho expedition was car
ried nut with full realization that
objections mlglit arise, that such
possibilities had been considered and
probably ii decision linil been reached
as to what stops would ho takon.
cited citizens followed.
Second Clash.
Tho sitiittlnu quieted, but later
another clash between the American
troops and civilians occurred In
which thoro weru moro i1iiIIm'
among the Mexicans.
HP EO
GUARD
SOLO
(.OINd
Ht'S
'OHWAHD I'ltOM COLL'M
TO CAS AS (JUANDFS.
PEOPLE EXGITEO
1 11 Awoi-Utol l'ri lo I'l 11 Tim
WASIIINdTON, I). C, April M.
A dispatch from (irranza hlmneir fol
lowc: "AHer iiioasagos sont you by
Secrotary ot Forolgn Affairs Agullar,
thu socrutnry or war rocolvod a iiiuh-
CI'DI'N'CH OVI-.ll STATU STATl'TU 'coniuianders to chuck tho mob against Mother or Former (.'oti'rnor of On-
I thu American troops, who untoroil
J. M. Thomas Ileculw.s Information M'n"l nmi HiIh ovon'mt (April 12)
I I. .. rl.tl.t l.nU 4ttti 111 Haul liQt U'OUII ill I'
IIIU I llli. )l(in -iin.iiiivi i'wi"'ivni
nFPIITY IS RIGHT
sago from deneral (lutlerroz dated
int Chlliunhiia liiforiiiliig h'.iu It bus
zenlons mid porhaps dlif not sou all 1'T.DF.HAL dAMU LAWTAKFS P10':-(,)tMjn impoaiHlblo for tho military
that alio bollaved she had soon.
Out Nearly Two Hours
Tho Jury was out an hour and forty
minutes boforo coming In with tholr
verdict. Sovon days must ohtpso no
foro a hearing can bo hold rognrdlng
tho disposal or tho boozo confiscated
by tho orflcors. This 4ill probably
not como up uutll nftor tho appoal
Is tried.
TIAO ISSElIlOST
Motors Still Ant Itelng Sent lo Casus
(ramies to Iteacb I'.
S. Army.
fllf Aun.'lll I'imi lo Cno CJ TlinM.j
ICL PASO, Texas. April lit. Mo
tor (ruck shipments or supplle.i from
Columbus to Casus draudos con
tinued today, It was announced ul
thu qunrtermastor'H depot here.
OIES OF OLD AGE
MILS. .IANK A. CIIADWICIJ; DAS
PASSKD AWAY
From Wiisliinglon I'phohU Slanil
Taken In .laiiiiary
gon and .IiihIIio of Wusliliigloii
Siiiri'iuo Coin t
(III Auwi.tfkl 1'imu lu Com 117 TIiom.J
WINLOCIC.Wash., April III. Mrs.
Jnnu A. Cluul wick, widow of Oovor
nor Cbadwlck of Orogon and motlior
of JiiHtU'it Cbadwlck, of thu Wnsblng-
HUITISII DOAT HKPOKTKD St'NK
IIV LLOYDS
He.
Part of Crmv or One Sti'iunen
ported lo llu Lauded
Safely
in AnocUle.1 I'rfM lo Coo Dj Tlmc.
LONDON, April 13. Tho torpedo
ing or tho Hrltlsh stoanior Itobert
Aduinson, 2978 tons gross, Is report
ed by Lloyds. Thonty-iilno men ol
tho crow landed.
Another Is Lost
Tho British stoanior Angus Is re
ported by Lloyds to havo been tor
pedoed Tuesday.
Dr. If.
Coko Hid.
K. Kelly, Dentist,
. Phono J12-J.
201
Times Want Ails re tho one me
dlnni which reaches ALL tho people.
They engage public attention every
day Alvcnys on (ho Job.
COOS BAY TIMES WANT ADS
Low Cost High Efficiency
M
GEE
MCE
people and tho American forces ana
many deaths havo occurred on both
sides.''
"denornl Obrogon lias nlroady glV-,
ll'IMi Hin ulilln ntlfl rnilnrill mliira-l'.i ..M.l.iru n nr.kVnill fi r'fllllllllilltlrill
lory game laws directly at variance or , t.nltlo. but thu oxclto.nent is'"1' "ijroino court, died huro today,
with each othur, Doputy damo Wr-jso groat among tlio pooplo that i'(l 83.
'don Thomas has taken tho side or I rail to know whethor tho stru-'glo can
I'nclo Sam and dcchiruD that tho hiwibo stopped." '
of Congress has tho preuodonea. I'lghl Is Over
Lately It was pointed out to Mr. r , mtor dlspatcn s:iu tno iiguiing
Thomas that In somo countlos of tho ut Pnrral ;was over,
stela huntors woro allowed to hunt ,
gooso, unuor mo siuio mn, up uui.i
April 1. Not so was tho caso horo for
on January IB, under tho federal
statute, Mr. Thomas stoppod all hunt- (
Ing on ducks und goeso. Thoro worn
criticisms, but tho deputy stood by
his guns.
Ho lias rocolvod from tho Dopart-
c
IS
REPOHTED
Wj AumUI1 TriMt lo Cow Ur TlmM.J
SAN ANTONIO. Toxas. April 13.
Thu Amorli'siu tore as had an on-
niont of Agriculture a lotter stating jcountor with olther the Moxicnn
that tho federal law takes tho pro- jjullltary forces or civil population
cfldenco over tho stnto law nnd that of Parral. Thdiu uro no details.
nil violations should bo at onto ro
portod to tho Department for punish-rAmorcau
ment.
At tho present tlmo thoro Is pond
ing In tho supromo court ot me
United Statos n suit Involving tlio lo
gality of tho statute rogardlng tho
migratory birds that was passed U
Congross, March 1, 1013. Hut until
this is passed upon the federal law
Is tho law.
Dr. Leslie, Osteopath, MitiMiHehJ,
rbo roport cumo to FuiiBton from
Consul Leti'bor. It Ib
FHAXI'K KNOWS SOMinillXt.' OF
A'lTACIv OX Sl'SSIJ.V
Claims Thai Vessel Was Damaged by
(ierman .Submarine ami Names
Are Known
(UJ AwwUtM l'ri-M lo Cr lil Tloi 1
PA It IS. April 13. A semi orflclnl
nnnoiincoiiiont was juade horn today
that tho Fronch governinont bus doc
umentary evidence Oliut tho Sussox
wixii known i:i(ii:m: papkh
IX NF.W HANDS.
ltecelver Disposes or Prop.-rly lo
C. II. I'lsher, or Salem, und .
II. Shi'ltou, of Fugene.
Thu Fiigeno Dally duard, nn oven-
lug paper well known on tho coast,
and which has been In tlio Iiunil.i
or K. J. Adams as receiver, has been
purchased and is lu thu hands of
thu new ownurs. Tho dunrd telm
or tho transaction as follows In Tues
day's Issuu:
"The Kiikoiio Dally dunrd today
becanio tho proporty or J. K. Shel
ton and Charlos II. Fisher. The
final stop lu tho transaction was
completed when Judge Sklpwoith
dismissed M. J. AiIiiiuh, receiver, ap
points! .lanunry -S, and formally
turned tho property over to thu now
owners.
".Mr. Kholton will have active
charge of tho paper as managing
uilltor and Sir. Fisher will bo as
sociated with him financially only,
his business us udltor and publisher
or thu Salem Capital Journal neces
sitating his eoutliiuod res Id mice In
that city und requiring his full attention.
"The new ownor. havo acquired
ull tho stock lu Tho duard Publlsh-
flug company and assume all Its
obligations.
"One wriuk ago lu anticipation of
the change In bis hiialnoHs affairs.
Mr. Sholton rosluod his position ns
nows lltor of tho Morning Hog
ister, which ho hud bold ror two
years. Prior to that tlmo ho wsh
managing odltor or Tho duard, fol
lowing (he rotlromont of Mr. FUher,
who purchuHod tho property from
Ini and K. L. Canipb'ill nnd later
sold It to K. J. Fliiuerau and his
asjodatos."
PLEAD NUT
('ICItMAX OFFICIAL AX SAX FHAX
CISCO IX COUItT
CouiiHiil (ii'uenil and Knur Others An-
hwi'i' Charge or Violation of
Xcutrallty
III; AwiclilM I'rrM I. Cik nf Tlmw.l
SAN FltANCISCO, April 13.
Fran. Hopp, coiinsul gonoral for dor
many hero, ami four others pleaded
not guilty In thu Pulled Status Dis
trict court today to Indictments in
volving violations or neutrality.
ARE IT SURPRISED
SAN ANTONIO KVIDIJXTLY KX
PKCTMD Till) ACTION
.Military Men Say Action of Oirraiun
Men Along llio Herder .Now hit.
plained
fnr AmwUIM Vina lo (" nr TlmM.l
SAN ANTONIO, ToxnB., Aprl 13.
Currniiwi's ruiiiest ror with,
drawul of tho American troops
cuiisod no Hiirprlso hero, olthor nt
military headquarters or among tho
muiiy Moxicnn political rofugoes. In
tho' light or developments, military
men regard thu rocont activity of Car
ranzn troops on tho border and along
the Sonora-Cblhiiahuu atuto lino as
explained.
PROVINCE
REVOLTS
UAINd SI IX CIIIXA HUKAKS
FitoM (.'ovi:itXMi:xT
was uttackod by u Hiibinarlnu, In
cluding thu name of the commander
stated that Major dutlonoz. com-'and the numbor of tho subiuarlno. It
.-. . v. i ...... i ., niu.. .......miinn.l iiiul Irrrineh nmi
iiimiiiHr ni I'lirrai. uain iiiuiti hb u i w um at H,,,,w.,..vw .v -.w..-
clash, which ho termed unlniport-iiirltisli warships sank a dorman sub-
ant
Can
SCOl'TS SKXT OPT TO
WAl'CH (SKN. tilMM.
IUj AwhUIM lrM io ro Tt THom.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Apr.
13. Acting on Instructions
front don. Funston, scouts
int, hotwoon Amorlean troopa andlinarlne April 5 aH.r taking prisoners! wore .on today to local, and
Carranza troops or residents of Par-'the officers nd crow and thoy con-) kop In touch with l.enoral
ral. 'Tho Amorlcans ontored the firm the Information In the possession , Oomoz s forces reporttMl to
Declaration of !iiilcM'iidcneo H Mndo
ly (ho downier According lo
IteportH Today
llljr Au-llll 1'ir lo Con lf TlmM.J
SIlANCillAI. April 1 3. Tlio gov
omor or Kulng SI province today de
clared Independence of tlio admin
istration or President Yuan Shi Kal.
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STHAYKD SATl HDAY XIGIIT
dark brown cow. with short horus.
Kuiuly phono Information to 339x
C. a, Larson, llunkor Hill.
town with tho Intention of marchltu. !'of tho French govomnieut.
through en route southward. Kx
c4mngo of shots followed.
bo moving southoast toward
Casas drundo8. Funston
Llbby ConI, ?5.00 ton.
SF.XD your CI.OTHFS FAHLY to said h had takon other pre
'uvohl rustos- lush. .JAY DOYLR, rautlons.
Phono 72. 'Phono 1W0,
jl'Oi: SALIl On account of going to
Kurope all my housohold furniture
; of every kind will bo sold ut a
sorrlfhe. It. Nnrdrum, 979 South
I Fifth St . Phone 391 -J.