Arizona republican. [volume], June 15, 1919, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. SUNDAY MORXLVG, JUNE 15, 1910
vi'-w by the approaching darkness and
'the cover of the canyon, advanced to
, n;inl tiie wt au. n.akinK a whle
movement .'-tar'.e, at dusk,
Willi t!i- Kivjti-xt tivity "on the east
- " 1" 1 West H'les of tin' Lmnler port.
All ;iviul;i hie f'-ilerul troops und home , detour of the main part of the border t
iiirds u ,-re oi den-d to man the ! town. Their aitvance ould be plainly
irtuelieH uhii'i liarl been di)K in a I traced by the veil of dust which huns
orescent, sweeping from noutheast to over the valley and advanced an the I
northwest of the town. Harbed wir ! horse of Villa's mounts kicked ui) the .
- Three Western Governors And Parties '
Arriving In New York To Welcome Troops I
Oi lheir States Homecoming Overseas
e.it.-iTiKlcnimts h:sve been strunK in
fiopt of these trenches and .small, round
adobe tufete.l Work houses built at
frequent inlerva.) alonif the out3- line
of fortificatioiiK. At dusk tonichi these
oiil.l ho .seen with Mexican flags float
ing: from their Turret.
: SKIRMISH STARTS AT 7:55
tl!he tir-.n Fkirmishiug started at 7:35
l ;.tti. when the outposts southeast of
iWn clashed and exchanged a few
shr.r.F. T.o shot from the artillery
nifces in Fort Hidalgo on the souUiwest
nii;ii were also henrd.
Uclonel (Jonzales Escobar, gurrison
' Mtninander under (ieneral lYancisco
'Idnzales, announced officially at S
o'clock tonight, that rebel hoo")s were
in Jhti outskirts of the city and a ifcn-
,! assault on the town was-expected
uiicl bus bein prepared for.
'V-".. Juarez Confident of Succe
tie expressed confidence that bis men
rmld b.j able to repui.se the attack. All
x'Orex and saloons were ordered closed
bjuti.c municipal authorities anil rcfu
; continue to come to the American
nVof the border. Many will be forced
.osteon in h,- streets or at 1h iimni
j( ration deteniion station.
.,. Like a sinuous snake, slithering alon
soft, desert soil.
Civilians Flee to El Paso .
To the southwest, lights couitl lie .
seen in the gathering darkness on the
parapet walls of Fort Hidaluo,' from
which the first cannon shots were fired '
shortly before 8 o'oioci;. Lights sprung
up in &U parts of the Mexican town ';t
if upon signal and the line of light?;
aiori calfe t on rem, the main street
twinkled in the night as if no attack
khs expected. 1'c.v civilians were to
be Keen in the streets, ss most had fled
to El I'uso.
Ieneral Francisco Conzales. who
with Mexican 'on.su! 'ieneral Andres
Garcia and a party of his friends made,
bis l'.md.pianers in the Juarez club
declared his confidence loniirlu Hon
his forces would be aide to repel the
rebel attack and that the "bandits
would have to work hard to Ket into i
the town." After making this an
nouncement. General lionzale.v and i'ol-
one! Pwnhwr mmmtl I,, ... i '
rode out to the western suburbs to in
spect the fortifications and entrench
ments there.
Break Camp Late
i.i. r,.r.iiii, i ninuanua ia courier
' r' """Y1"1 r-T ; i "O
1 4V1k T TJjv jcmV yf'Ti l", I I 111
f , v "!x5 5' Wi , f rt f i ! I
Comforta
ble
,wd .luarez.
Villa, in all
river road leading alons toward""1'"1 villa's camp.). June 14. Rebel 1
from the southeast, l''Rtni:isco forces under Generals Angeles, Villa '
V PUj'pt rebel column moved slfiwl.- m. and f:,rtin l,,iv Krol.o c,,,,,. 1,,!..., 1.....
today and started a movement in n
f 'lis attacks near t hi I pnlithw evlrlc ,1 ir,,-t ir.,, i..in,; i...i.-
b..r,l, r do.-s the pioiuicsoue t hijis a.Tid Icircl.. to the south and cast of .luan z
n hdyane.. on Juarez tmifeht was no ' Villa, w ith a flvimj column of cavah-v
.s,ee,.ti.,ii. Creitkiuv camp in the laic led his f..ix-os it: a flvin". cioud of (p
.. . lerno.,,, at K Itarro in the Bosgne. I ert dust. Lopez followed Ansreles and
h-d his column up the river road headquarters staff in tie rear
m an enveloping cloud of dusi until ' ,., . , ' l" '
the cavalry column appealed to the' 1l 1,arro ls ('mi'l'tf!y 'leserted .s. ,
soul boast of Juarez, just as ttie suni'"' ':al'h''s- riSlitiiiK has j
s-nrned to set the wuri.l on fire beidnd '"' rvAre'1 '(,t between outposts,
tint Sierra .Madres. and th numntains I X lllu's '''unn started breaking
drew their shadow curtains Cor thei""'1' !"''' 1'"'s emoon. and b- 4
ni'tM, , o'clock his main column was cantering
Silhouetted acainst the aftorelnn- t idown the road wliicn vans in 'he gen
eral iiireciKm oi juarez rtom El Rnrro.
Martin Ipe.' column was next in line
and t Ieneral Angeles was last to leave
The governors standing together in the center of the group are, left to right: Governors Henry J. Allen f Kansas,
Thomas E. Campbell of Arizona, and S. R. McKelvie ofNebraska.
ioniirht on either side, and trom the : to your great nation, but you will un-j
general direc tion taken by the column ; dot-stand my feeling. '
it is possible that t'a.y may be heading! "Of military operations, of course. 1 1
toward Samalayo.i and Villa Aliumada j can sav nothncr. 1 can. however, eive i
am
tune.
ir.a
Juarez at this
Tl!" eastern skv. Villa's forces cent.) t
-e-n ilainly as they oldiipied from a
southwesterly direction to a frontal po
sition on the mesa land overlooking the
Ti-ern aJley of Juare:!. A white horse
could he seen amont: the darker shapes
and was picked out as beins Villa's.
n.-cause of his well known, des
tht color mount
At a canter, the mounted rebel
cavalry column dropped behind a fold
in 1 he In
the little adobe house under the cot
lonwoods which had served as ids
headquarters since he arrived here.
While no official announcement was
made of the destination of t lie Vjtia
column, natives in the houses of Kl
Barro predicted that Villa and bis
forces were riiiins 1o attack Juarez.
n mesa and, hidden from Xo shots had been fired up to o'clock.
esjre fgr
Juarez Quiet Early
KL I'ASO. June 1 1. Tliere was little
or no excitement here or in Juarez to
nitfht follow my the movemenL of
Villa's rebel column from Kl Burro to
the southeast of the Mexican town op
oosite here. Senivics could bo seen
walking their posts on top of Fort 1-Ii-dtilKo
in Juarez. The outposts were in
the little turteted blockhouses of adobe
and in the ioN-tes outside of Juarez,
but no shots were fired and "pacificos"
came and went along the l oad leading i ruar'
to the valley a.s if no military move
rner.t wa in prepress. Xo attack i
expected until late tonight if at all,
HUNT FISH IN SEAPLANES
t Baltimore American)
As to 1:lo live lo whieli llvi,,., nei-
you an idea of wliat we wish to ttc-! cnines ma v lle adapted, there'has been
complish in the immediate future. : ,L KURS.sU(m tha, ,nPV m:lv ,,e USP1 t0
Is Democratic Idealist chase and capture wild game birds-
el came to Mexico in the interest of : Keese. ducks and swan-that migrate
the Mexican liberal alliance, the pur- ; from the Arctics to milder climes every
pose of which was to unite all factions autumn. The idea is that the machines
warrins against Carranza government i can go fa-ster than the birds and that
and establish a true democracy, lor I i by some netting arrangement whole
am a democratic idealist. , flocks of migratory birds'" could be cap-
"l fear that the alliance has not pro-ifured.
gressed as it should have done, for it Biit there comes from Gloucester
has as yet appointed no governing i Mass.. another suggestion about usimj
body and has adopted no formal plat-; flying machines in the nunt that win,
form- ! perhaps, not quite so much jar human
"Of the conference called last Feb- '. sympathies for the under tribes In
by leaders of revolutionary mackerel fishing locating the schools
movements in various slates of Mex- is everything in the success or failure
ico'. I can say " little. H was to have ; of the day's trawling. An experienced
met the latter part of May. but no itsnerman can, from a high place on
and Villa's forces are expected to camp ! representatives from Chihuahua a'.-the ship, see signs of a mackerel army
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KL PASO. June H. The Mexican
mail carrier from Juarez to Guadalupe
Juarez was turned back by Villa mid
way between those points today. He
returned and crossed the Rio (Irande at
I "aliens, and reached Kl 1'aso tonight.
He says the Villa men have six ma
chine guns, but that only about half
the men hace rifles.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Adams Hotel Lunch Room will
close tonight, after dinner, and be
closed until thoroughly renovated
and repaired. Appreciating the
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IIKA I )y CARTERS OF GEN. FE
LIPE AXGKLKS. Mexico, June 4. (By
the Associated Press.) "It is the in
tention of this revolution to conquer
the state of Chihuahua, and there re
ceive the refugees from Mexico who
are. now in the United States and other
countries, to receive them -viih oin
;.'nms and divide the last crust ot bread
; we have with them if it b'i necessary."
This was the messago .Jeii.erod to
the Associated Press correspondent at
i midnight last night by Gen. Felipe An
' gcles, commander ot the revolutionary
i lorces in t lie vicinity of Juarez. Gen-
! eial Angeles, in a statement to the
! Associated Press, reiterated his pre-
, vious announcement that he had no
; presidential ambitions, and denied
i recent report circulated in the United
States that he had proclaimed himself
provisional president' of Mexico and
rrancisco Villa his secretary ot war.
General Angeles is encamped less
: than six miles from Juarez and is ac
companied by Generals Villa and Mar- in accepting that office after he had
tin Lopez. General Angeles acted as ! won it in the field.
, spokesman for himself and Villa, the I ''Whether we shall attack Juarez, 1
; latter confirming bis statements and I cannot say at present."
'joining in his announcement of th& 1 General Murrietta, in command at
aims and intentions of the revolution. ! Port Hidalgo, reports that the second
His statement lollows: j oi the two cannon shots fired early tnis
No Training for Office I evening landed in the midst of a de-
- could not be provisional president I tachment of rebel cavalry half a miie
; of Mexico in view of my oft-repeated south of the south trenches defending
i j., I,,, ,i, mm no mijuaj-y teauer j cue c-a, .
5 i should be the chief executive of my J "
icouncry. i urtnermore, even if I should l. LA K.K.Z. hA I I iif.
I council mi- mai post oy my com
i patriots. I should refuse to fierve, as 1
j have no preparation or training lor it.
I "A military chief in Mexico, with the
great military power that success in
any revolution would bring to him,
would be able to disregard the interests
of the people and become a military
dictator, with ail the tyranny that
dictatorship implies.
"General Villa and I believe that,
after the revolution has won its fight
a civilian should be elected, one who
knows the needs of the country and
will have the r.bility and rectitude to
provide them.
"We are perfectly in accord in this
matter. My first impulse on meeting
a representative of the Associated
Press is to express my gratitude for the
generous hospitality and my sincere
respect and admiration for the United
States.
"It would not become a simple mil
itary officer to send formal greetings
AUSTRALIAN HARVEST IN JAN'Y
(Chicago Tribune)
January is the wheat harvesting sea
son in Australia.
tended, because we were not notified in I a mile or so away, liut it may happen
time to allow us to arrange for leaving; that the big run is just bevond vision
our fo.ee-, in the field. 1 presume; and so escapes.
there was a meeting, but we have noj The mackerel fleet of thirty of forty
details. ! vessels that went out the 1st of April
"It is the intention of this revolution , trom Gloucester carried one or two sea
to conquer the state of Chihuahua and ' planes that were to scout for signs of
then receive the ret usees from Mexico,1 the mackerel schools. The trawlers
who are in the United States and other j quickly go to where the seaplanes di
countries. to receive them w ith open j rect. and so flying and fishing work
arms and divide the last trust ot bread co-opeiauvely
we have with them if it is necessary, j
"My speech at Parval, on April Z2,
contains the general principles on
which we intend to found a state in
Chihuahua that will serve as a model
for other states of the Mexican repub
lic. Denounces Class War
"In that speech, and repeatedly since.
I have denounced the war of class
against class or the rich against the
poor, of the . ignorant against the
educated.
"Former revolutions have degener
ated into simple struggles between the
various strata of Mexico society. I have
denounced the attacks on the churches
and the confiscation of property which
have obtained in other struggles for
liberty.
"I think that since I have come 1.)
Mexico, there is a noticeable improve
ment in the manner in which revolu
tionary troops deal with the civilian
population. What, the revolution needs
most is the adhesion of men of nbilitv.
"General Vlila and J -are particularly
anxious to have it urlerstood that w
stand firmly against the elevation to
the presidency of any military leader.
I think Madero made a great mistake
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and reserves stationed at frequent in
tervals. Machine guns were also
mounted on high points of land along
the river bank, to prevent any efforts
on the part of the rebels to cross the
border at any point in or near the city.
A searchlight which was set up on
the north bank of the Rio Grande by
American signal corps officers tonight,
and which was being flashed along the
Mexican side of the river, attracted the
attention of the federal military au
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telephoned a protest to General Urw in
against its use on the Mexican side.
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