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h 14— Jack P
Vpi’oeTot. r of the Havana fight 1 e '
n Jacl ' ' a end Joss With i
rn 19! 5, a id Tern Jones Willards forn
rvoag r, declared that the fv
was on the square.
V te di v. Jack John on, in a rta' • J
the A Foriate! Pro • rep j
• i '.ive a* Havana , seated that P’e
"■' l w a frame-up. Wlhird was 'v
- : ' ’ col ed pugili? t went or j
♦o '*a4e Pvt Wizard was to lv'*
John on out of his trouble wi4h t’
; ”ti or;t;oc. who wanted him
n hitc dave charge.
. dev stated Putt a1! negotiation.*
'vp ' !T1 1**-’ hands and there was no4h- j
inr d ady about the fight.
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’ ’^V’Mrpr K:\T1?.. Vr*vh M - j
V ‘.ViFrv! today f'a4'd that thcc j
w >oth ’>g i 1 Johnson’s statement j
‘T >hr» :on need • money.” said W !• j
lav!, “and he is a1*1') tvyiV" *->
nm :»>to a fight \v»th him. Mo'hiog ' j
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\DOX, March It— The BritM
"co, during the war, shot dovr
■ nAmy pjnyes. Twenty eight hun
'.»’iti h p.’ancs;.wer' repor'ei j
i;*r»ing Ti t when the armistice
i'^ned. Fng’and,. a* the close o'
1 hr ” rht;ne\ yas pred^c.r^ 4000 rv
>h '‘s monthly and had 200 air squad
ron'. .
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\VT> OENER \L MARCH IN
TACOMA COMING SUNDAY
DENVER . March 14— B* A. P.
Sc rotary of War Baker and Genera1
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army officials expect to roach Taconu
.. .; ; r*an in pec'ion of Camp
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W. French ha'^leased the Tench
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Oo»r-« i aimnn and wdl enprnerc
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” u d^rln^ the snmmer months.
T1*o foarpro Lawrence in tow of t!ie
••• tno-'iCn^orta, had not reached
Ar v.orapre this forenoon.
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BRUSSELS U,areh 14— The ch
cision of the Allies , providing for 110
tui nine over by Germany of her mer•
•haul .hip. in secuiity for exchanges
for food, was presented to the Germa'i
delegation today. The Germans wcv'*
permitted to ask questions at today r
sf (" o hut no further discussion
was allowed.
BIG TONNAGE INVOLVED
BE ’.LINVMa-ch M - By A. P.
Vvording to Gorman figures the tot: I
• Y* merchant tonnage to bo suv
• i red to tho Allies wib le 1 ‘Y
)0 t ins rep re; nt *ng Til*'* steam c
id K'C railing craft.
BERN STOP EE I > I.YIT
\ fTMAK. rTarcii 14 - ' : am 'v
''1 that Count von !’ okdo’ff Ran -
**\ fn igr, r.vni fw. v-ib ho h'X d o'
’ > Gc”i’ »:n delegat n to confer v’.1,
* ^ p conference d legation
• . ;,:M ts % Connt v ill !w accom
panied by a large groan of ev e
: and <-p rrtavh 3. former Am*
•» i ,v von Bern to* ff. 4-> the United
‘r'rr- w :!1 r->t ho o no of the per we
V *,r 4 ** • a- bp pp* t ’v'trd by 1h
T Y’s of the RcptibMe of Gorman.'
MORE pr \cr PROPOSITIONS
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'j’.vmp Pen?nr-,*«\. Jonan a*1''
■«a p»o po'v wranirlinyr over tV
•o’V’o* sions.
MOPE PEM \N1)S ON HENS
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bft authored to nce tbo p^an^s
but only for commercial purposes.
l,\ROR COMMISSION
p \prq ]\far?h 14— Tb* T pbor Cn">
mV ion b.oe! recomondAd tbp.t tbe fi's4
of tbo Tttforrtfttionol T.nbo’
^OttPovnrjoo b* bold t’n Wa°btnOrfon. t
M.. if +b/% United States will cons'U4
4o convene it.
DELAY IN PEACE TREATY
p A riyc; Mn’V'b 14— A»»
V-,n nrvr*di^»’ of t^** Eronob TV°',o Jlf’
->o«>f?ort nn^ooocod tod*w tbnt it wo***'1
in>*-*oo«-ibV to c"‘(yn th* poa<v* fr^rt*
,'-'ro**p ATovrb ?0tb. Tf i^ r^nrr^O'l tb.i
•nnrb nro<*vfl«**s wpl TIOW bo food'' O’"
tbr tron.tv owirrr to tho return o»
r»r^-idont Wilson.
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oY’ooV nod tbr lYpoiit'-oLmon and 111'1
ior. will rehearse at 0 oYlorV.
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By Associated Press
PARIS March I t— President Wi!
. on arrived in the city today at noon
, >n.pani (1 by Ambassador Jusser
in ! and Colonel E. M. House, who
*.it to Pi rest yesterday to meet the.
\e ican Executive.
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ARRIVES AT BREST
BREST. March 14— The American
*•" yrnrt George Washington, having
'.b ard P dent Wib on, arrived at
):40 o’clock last night. President W 1
o;» came ashore immediately and le**t
’ r Pal is on a special train.
WILSON IS WELCOMED
PARIS, March 14— The movnir.p:
•p\ reapers and also the evening
% mom-s today welcomed the re*
vm of Pro iVPnt Wilson. The Journal
av«: “Preident Wilson’s retuni
aw® o'rly results and positive one'
* >v ihe peace conference and hi**
• *i will wind up the war prompl
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T’ e FVaro “"-orders if America i'
f0 leave E-mone after onee b-'
•om?”rr such a prroat factor in the
wo lid war.”
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WASHINGTON, March 14— The
'*fo rd of the ccmmiPe-' on rommittp
• ?n the next House to add four more
M'vrh'ws to the Republican pterin"
onr.n ttee is expected to result in a
>*'■ st at the partv conference prior
o tip convening on tho next Congress.
T? preventative Mann has b~on ce
1 n? tho chairman of the Woman's
Xnffmgc committee and he ha** said
\ni ho will introduce an amendment
p the first dav Congress me^t* and
•ill n»’re tho snoedv adoption of the
Vmrndmont. The canvas of tho House
-north Tallin shows that a majority are
n‘fo,pr of the amendment
Tho Democrats claim that this an
nouncement is onlv a poMtical move.
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S5tnt''«» roVo. h’-riron
\'\+r ••o-p Seattle ard S*tl<a. has h^on
•o^o.-vod and everything is now work*
hr O. TC.
T W Og»re will be a r>aseenger out
i on the Ahv^'a f°r states but ex
pect? to return within a few weeks.
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By Associated 1‘ress
PEKIN, March, 14— American ma
rines raided the Japanese concession
in Tien Tsin last night and forceably
entered the consulate and assaulted
the Japanese consul.
It is officially reported here today
that the trouble was caused by rough
treatment given the Americans who
are said to have become disorderly in
tho Japanese quarter of Tien Tsin.
Tapanes? soldiers, with fixed bayonets
drove the Americans from the quart
er' and two Americans were wounded
criously./
Later dnrng th^ evenity* , 200 an
"ry American marines off d&ty, para
d"d the Japane-e section attacked
Tannrpsrt in that section.
According to info mation here, feeL
:nf is running high in Tien Ts;n and
the American marines are readv for
•v t.-ind of an encounter. The Marine?
’• :*u that th^re wa? no dro»der and
*K*it the attack from the Japanese
•r*M?orc by fixed bayonets was uncall
ed for.
GOVERNMENT ADVISED
WASHINGTON. March 14— The
• ivv-h’e h^t”'eep the American marines
•«*vl the Janane^e coMiors at Tien Tq,n
Kno heori veno'*ted to the State Depart
r»-»on‘ A pirpepn Min’stev Rejnsch
M «• I’eipc.-h said that American navv
i
offie:ahs were inve°tira4incr the
t’-o-'h’e . No derails were piven to the
State Department.
MAY MAKE APOLOGY
WASHINGTON. March 14— State
nenprimer»t officials th’S affO**nOOn
•«a4cr| fhat rmiltv Mavinc-* will he n”r»
pnri ^ ivonAr a^n'oew wiR he
»v»o'1^ to Ter*pn if it is found that the
M'tp’nf*'- fliA .Tpoppose COT1r,'l*
of T;en T^io The Japanese con*
snlate jc located in the saloon and
restaurant d’strict and brawls are
very common.
scandaT
BREWING
WASHINGTON, March 14— Pre**
d?nt Wi’son has cab’cd and a-ked that
the Civ;] Service Commission resign.
Oommi"«.ione • Galloway announces
that .he will re irr. within a few cUys
rtn I f’.vther added tha* he nrohably
w!M tell the real reasons for the Pre.s-#
i !*.nt’s request.
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FISH QUOTATIONS
SFATTT.E. March 14— Fi-h quo
ta* ;ons todav noon were as follower
halibut . fifteen and one half cents?
'T.b’c, five cents: line: and red con,
fo lr and one half cents.