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April 12 (by Associated
s United States govern- j
een asked tnrough diplo
lels immediately to with
the Panama province of
letachment of 20 men of
antry under the command
rbert E. Pace. The troops
stationed there owing to
as American land owners
g in the provincial courts,
f tjfce province are very
bed by their presence.
Ifaro, government secre
menting on the affair to the
d Press correspondent said:
la is more friendly to the
:ates than any other republic
the Rio Grande and we can
•stand why armed occupation
;ary here when the United
clministration does not find
ary to intervene in Mexico
)men are being violated and
being murdered and mutilat
day.”
NA TO FINANCE
UGATION OF LAND
i PARTNERSHIP PLAN
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\TIX, Ah».. April 12 (by As
Press).—-The state of Arizona
st a partnership interest with
ers of 15,000 acres in the
:ounty, under the Lyman dam.
g to Governor Campbell,
e state gets through financ
construction of the dam and
stribution system, it will have
est in the land amouting to
0 an acre. The landowners
ly the state with money ad
'or reclamation by the state
,rd.
ior Campbell, on returning
visit to the project, said the
•es ready for irrigation this
ild receive water. He added
itional funds from the state
} necessary for completion of
age and distribution system,
state’s first effort at the con
i of an irrigation system.
AIL?, AND SHORTAGE
NO LONGER FEARED
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'INGTON, April 12 (by Asso
(ress).—Amalgamation of de
t stores in England is noted in
rade reports received here, as
it development of a tendency
combination in each branch
,nd’s national industries. Big
especially those in the more
it cities, are combining
purchase or consolidation, and
it has become apparent to
servers that the business soon
concentrated in the control of
ig interests.
Lmerican Chamber of Com
I London reports that one of
est department stores of that
cntly absorbed three competi
4 has^branched out in South
through the opening of a
tablishment in Buenos Aires,
iralue of advertising as a sell
e is betcoming more realized
md,” the report said. “This
nt towards amalgamation is
seted to destroy competition,
it may tend to narrow its
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PORTLAND, Ore., April 12 (by As
sociated Press).—A trip of G50 miles ,
in a canoe, through Idaho, Washing
ton and Oregon, on the Snake and Co
lumbia rivers, is plannbd by O. A.
Bauman, a merchant of Lewiston,
Idaho, this summer, according to a
letter received from him by the cham
ber of commerce of this city.
Bauman intends to go from Lewis
ton ot Pasco, Wash., on the Snake
river, thence down the Columbia to
this city.
WHITE MULE FOR SALE
BROUGHT MANY BUYERS
DURANGO, Colo., April 12 (by As
soiated Press).—A mule was used by
a wiley dealer in illicit liquor near
here, according to officials. The ani
mal is white. In front of the owner’s
home a sign was placed reading:
“White Mule for Sale.” If the pros
pective customer was able to prove all
right the dealer showed him the liq
uid with a real kick in it. If the
visitor was not known, he was shown j
in animal with a real kick. The price
)f the animal was set at a figure
■vhich insured its retention by the
moonshine dealar.
Don’t argue. The Club billiard hall
carries fresh tobacco. 27-tf
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