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WARSHIPS FOR PROTECTION. DIPLOMATIC1 kKPRF.SKNTATIV.ES OF KlUOI'KAX (OINTHIKS ask pm ships man HOME. Crisis ItciMirn M?sle? Delayed, hut May be Itcuchcil at Any Time ? Fltfhtlnic Still Ootng on und Pos? sibility of Lbs Hons not Doing Hold ss Promised. Mexico City. net. 15.--The diplo? matic representatives of Orcat Hri taln, France. Spain, t'uba, Guatemala and Norway at a conference dsotded to recommend that their respective governments send warships to Mexico for the purpose of affording legation guards, should conditions so require. A member of the diplomatic oorpfl tonight made this statement. He a?so said that the diplomatic representa? tives had commended u temperate at? titude in the matter or Mexico's reply to Washington. official reports received here de? scribe two battles \>\ which more than a hundred rebels were killed. 1 Hiring a 38-hour engagement which begun Monday near HI l'otrero, In Sinaloa. ? 4 were killed and many more wound? ed. The rebels lied pursued by cas - airy. Thatt he crisis In the relations be? tween Mexico and the Cnltod states which almost was reached yestcrda Is only temporarily delayed, tonight Is the general opinion of both Mexicans and foreigners. Wher. and how they next development will !?? reached Is a question agitating all alike. While the American charge, Nelson O'Sbaughnessy, professes to expect no reply whatever to the Washington memorandum, ltd the foreign ottlce ?ays there will be none for the time being. It still is regarded as certain that the nature of the Amreican gov? ernment's notification regarding fu? ture recognition will necessitate ac? tion en the part of the Mexican au? thorities. It ts not expected that the elec? tions which President Huerta appears to regard as one of the cardinal prin? ciples of his policy, will be postponed by reason of his decree, although It la admitted this is a possibility. Frederico Oamboa and Manuel Ca- , b to. pr sh'entlul candidates, are not abating their ef'orts and appear to beMeve that the electlor s will be held sccordlng to programme. It would be no surprise to many should Mexico return to a concilia? tory attitude. The Impression which 1 We do Pressing, Clean? ing and Repairing of Every Description Satisfaction Guaranteed n ? Meft al! over the Country are getting in the "Circle of Best Dressers" because the U. S. Woolen Mills nation? wide chain of stores has solved the prob? lem of putting value up and price down. U, S. WOOLEN KILLS OFFERS YOU MB ?HRESTBiCTED JP?JF 5.000 PATTERNS IN GREYS. BROWNS, TANS. BLUES. STEELS. BUCK MM IMPORTED GOODS, made up in the style you like best and a fit guaranteed or money refund? ed. It is the system of cooperative dealing that has given "U. S." the hearty approbation of all its customers. If you want "high priced stuff," that's exactly what you get from "U. S." 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At the same time it is acknowledged that the accomplishment of this would difficult sines the only re? course is the holding of the elections or t if retention ot the presidency by President Huerta, cither of which would be equally distasteful to the Ufilted states, it is regarded as ex? tremely improbable that Gen. rluerta will release the deputli a end restore them to their functions, which ap? pears to be the only alternative. , The deputies still are In the penl tentiary and processes against many oi Liieiu are being proparcd In the < ivil courta They are allowed to n - I oolvo ait' from friends, although thus far they have not been Permitted tu communicate with the outside world. The Schwartz stores. Tw/cnty-six yean y?>unp and still making rapid strides, Every depart ! rpent h is prepared mountain stocks, its the store where "shopping is easy" you km w.?Advt. A growing scarcity ? f willow, gener? ally used for wooden shoes in Europe, is leading t" the adoption of poplar. 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