s

the Industrial Worker of the World, whocalled a "mass meeting" In Bulgers Squarefeslerday afternoon to discus what shouldbe done with the uticmplocd.

When the meeting not well under wayl.CGft Inrii were there. Frank Tcnebaum.an I. W. W. spellbinder, addressed thetnen.

Marrh nm Charrfcra.""We will have to get tome place In

which to sleep and eat," he Mid "NewYork city I full of churches. We willmarch to them and go to bed. If they I

don't like It they can lock us up and wecan sleep In Jail- - e win rnarcn 10 merourt houses and they can lock ui up.

CHICAGO POLICE ROUT

JOBLESS MARCHERS

VER6ARA

ROUSES HUERTA

K city and '."rrfhTS as, 'M A ,TY ,lS' KKA 11 T,,K by the 71!?inlli r.c.iv.rt tn-.i- .v hvn r--i.

much ii we can eat.'A similar speech waa made by Henry

There was nnolher session In the parklast night. The talk waa to the effectthat th. homeless, friendless, Jobless andii.one.iess could And comfort and soundslumUr on cushioned pews In thechurches If they only had the nerve totake tosesslon of them. Many of the

. . 1. . i i .pecnea vergea on wie miMiuiueiiv. nr

though the talkers Insisted thai they werepreaching the brotherhood of man.

Then cm mo tho announcement that theSecond Baptist Church had been selected

a a line pUce to put up snug for thehlght.

Many unfortunates took the speakersseriously and soon members of the mobwere tumbling over each other In theiranxiety to get to the front.

On Thursday night i. similar mob, tsredcn by I. W. W, leaders, charged the For-

ward Building at ITS Hast Broadwayand demanded that the Forward Associa-tion give them shelter.

"Representatives of the association saidthat shilter .s Impossible. Tney pro-

vided their callers with coffee and rolls,after wii, h the crowd we;t to AstoriaHall. : Kast Fourth street, where theybunked for tho night.

Fifty men. comfortably dressed, en-

tered the Mulberry street police stationIn a body about IS o'clock last night anddemanded sleeping quarters. They saidthey were unemploed and suggestedthat they could sleep well In the backroom.- - I.leuts. !.oim and Fennel! saidThat It was against the rules of the de-partment to take In lodgers. They dis-tributed cards for admission to the Munic-ipal lodging House In Kast Twenty-fift- h

street and advised th. slopy fifty to gothere.. Th. delegation left In a body amithirteen of their number actually madeuse of their cards.

Conferee I'liemptnyrd

Wllson

Henry

week,"

Associationmorning

municipalpresent. Henry

L.I ...

logical

lens.

Ltaltlmore.hi.

yesterday

Opera

Men Women Way CityHall for Work

Charged.

we'h'ave

Interstate Commerce Laws Tre-ve- nt

Aid UnemployedCnlifornin.1

Ciiicaoo, A squad of patrol-men mounted at Madison

Desplnines streets dis-

persed crowd ofon city

y workleaving Bluo Island Four-

teenth street paradcrsa course finally reached

Madisonmobilised at check

march, a a permit forrefused. Desplalnes

Police Tlchner stopped U.leading

"You've go home.""You parade

IO0p.""Wo the city

making trouble,"In !"

followers, stood behindAlready of the marcher

thinning"Out here, all joii'" shouted

sergeant with o hand.policemen

toward paraders,ran.

Although not a thecomplete.

ef hssk -A total of l.0 arsons admitted fofm ,ho poiionpr,Municipal lodging House last ...,i th. .,,.1 including ottlcers. there to view.,. inn .

niiifc! crown The,"" Is Fresno.

Thewere held

said

Cltl

suit

ehe himand

eptIiiih

on to

to

toin

nmtand and

men andwho were

hall askand

300

and Thethe

the thehad

got andInto

ballany

manwho

wereout.

wavethe

who and

rout

Urvtvta tiArMftlwere hlr Uni bul

andp.iracier maue iiouse ienomer wnii. Sec- - tnermore only others

APPEAL MVLSO.V. Bryan th. years of age.club he shouted, conference with Ambassador will In the

nn Ask Im-

mediate Attention.

v.. u(u(u rn in ru'i winmiitiu on Jecreiary as

conditionswant We V.

A resolution addressed President want work. It all thow will follow.uklnt," him at- - me to the willing to up

the problem of their necessary, to fol-I- n

this country was passed at the close low me."a meeting Cooper Union last nUht All In crowd with shouts In a

where of doxen languages the doalrcd pledg..overcoming It were discussed. Mounted police drove their horse on

speakers at the meeting eldew.ilk late y to disperse a1!. Seager, prtsldent of the Amer- - crowd of J00 moro spectator who

Association for Labor IxKlslatlon, gathered during on outbreak In thesubject 'The Kiwllsh cott non-unio- n waltres-v- In front of

of Dealing Unemployment"; Prof. Henrlci'e restaurant, West Uandolphit. Henderson, the street. waitresses and men

on the Unemployed, tators arrested.who spoke on "The Strusi:lw Against Un- - "The 1.&0O mn toemployment." and Frederick C. Howe, Chief of Police Ulea.-o-n.

director of the People's Institute, subject, "There has been plenty of ice"The German System of Labor Ex- - of them run away you getrhanxes." them work. The street department and

list night's meeting was the last of a munlolpal employment bureau havday's session of national conference done everything rr"lble to give Jobs toin unemployment of the American Asso-- men want toCation for legislation lit arnllationwith the American Section. International

on Unemployment.and afternoon conferences

the Aldermanle chamber of ,

th City Hall. !ii) dele.-ate- rep-resenting labor bu- - '

wre Prof. R.-- I .1.1 I I

Men

The

Feb.

for from the

the

Sergeantwho the

the

said

the

therode

t "'

don't

City

.

SHIP THE IDLE

Federal InSan

Inter- -oeager 10 un jircsiu. ,tdte Commerce laws a factor to- -

jmcnei was me jnam i ,,uv un.mnlnv.d here.of the morning session. began Tn of j,ubc W.,farethat although he did 0ommtM. the Cltliens ?:xecutlveve,v,0la,.?UTb-fftr- ftLU a."hi h.in Committee aid

h)? K , proh'iblt the trans- -

dltlon an employment was thesolution.

Aaem) to II. Permanent.

ward

with

lAtlk

city.

said. can't

giveIlvee

Prof,

from State

Kelley, head

Coxev forces, 1150. tosaid, "that fares to blankeU

I believe the emplo the 2,500 men. Chairman JesseNew York Is going to become Llllenthal of th. citizens' committee

permanent Institution, Is Intention he raise the If the men body,to relieve situation we ncr.e to work hours a tlav

mate means our power. the offer to they

dividing

g:i n."This 1 W

Mitchell"Vou He'" the nuestioner called out"He I W. W "commented

while an attendant theman out

TaLe OppositeThe speakers were called on

th chairman different views on theunemployment question. shouldmade to waj the opinion of

P. representing theFrancisco.

aquired.

- lie ui

vagrancy problem waa discussedDr. MaGruber, secretary theAssociated Cluiritie of.ar. In r... .,...

irom me

tioes

Mrs.

.Mr.

thai

paradestreet

same mountot

used,

don't

Hall,

work

civic,reaus,

Army"

The

iwrtatio!

who"army"

v

now, Oak also

said

men.

uto

rlth.

ON

Dttpatch

vtnu

national llgency allowed Wll.nr,'.shipthere the

Price Jackson. point of anarchyof President Huerta,

remedy vocational despairs ofTo-da- programme

Includes a the morning the

luncheon Club.

SK0LNIK.

nlssslaaea of Concert Visiter,Bark to Ladlorr

dl-- 1

missed the fornrougnt ny oKoinlk, ho

of the Com-pany, against Clara Kkotnlk.ground treated

granted a decree toBknlnlk

the Bkolnlk wastaken tolie failure to pay

In decision

"This la of unsatisfactoryIII.

'"ilurc sides,I tin extH.KlnlU Kor. k

niul

Ask Scnt-tc- r

27.policemen

chargeda jobless

theto

avenuestrong,

roundaboutWest streets.

bridges to

AtSt.

Martin, was parade.to up

he

are going to withoutMartin.

"Don't shouted to hisgrouped

of ofof his At

the

waawas

f 1 a A awl

.......iiuii

was

...

I want

meth-jd- s

was Method

Comm.ssion

!

I

work."

LEGALLY

tatotes WayWon't Leave FrsseUc.

Kha.vcisco, 27.un.versK,

situationHe by ,up,rvUor(Isaying not believetvfused because

,utuU.

Fitzgerald,

COURT

n of paupers

"Gen." Charles T. Isnf to the old

the orof for

of a

the present

the saying

by

Kd

ii

W. of

one

u.ivcan

W.

tiie n iiit;iijh w citi.i g . -

PAPERS WILSON.

One Considers lnlervntlon t'.Heckles A4entnre."

Sptcial to Tux

to will rtnd

Into hlghmlndcdnessCommissioner

'

schools. results

Justice

another

practical purposes

THE SATURDAY, 28, 1914.

CASE

FirH Page.

Mexlcnn Ktnte of Nuvo lon. It beinga border Ktnte, and I want to know

whom )ou recognize the proper au-thority to thin requisition.

"O. B. Colquitt, (lovcrnor."

tiultt fsom ltanger Capt. Sanders atLaredo. The report follow:

"Your wire wilt mlvise the I

aide river.passing Vergara,

and

medical

cutting.

..nn).

Benton,

ably willasking

effort re-store order Mexico, thl '

possibly havingdo 'with Insistence Mr.

that notethere was some a ,

the Statehave Charge d'Affalres

forward note

The esse a standstill !

opinion here I Americandead. Mr. seemed

over the case ami it believedAdministration assume that man

killed positive evidencedeath obtained. Consul Kdward

that prisonJunres,

executed, although Benton's

ot reorunry u nvu reoerai r,,jr m " lrt)t.rtlerw under command of Aootonlo Hod. .

rlgues crowd Itlo OrarvVe i significance was attached hereto United y the brief statement

taking thereform eleven horce ward Grey House of commons yes- -

to Clomente vergara and carrying them lernay when said!to the Mexican of th

the house whichstands on a bank of river the

thfrom

of th In hi toIn

to

tonot

at

the

wan ofhi

In onII after

was not time.soi- -

to tu.to

he

of

th

I a statement tothe Commons next week otf theview of the as

Texas one of men to the ! what can done further either to gr: -t

and to Vergara, requesting tn trutn, is men or --

him to com across the river, a the Cap- -' "iire Justice require. Ittain to arrange with about , scarcely necessary to emphasise whatpaying him for th. Vergara and ever body knows the deep whicha nephew of his crossed In a to the ,n ,nls and In the countryMexican side, where two men came which his Gov-t- o

water's edge, leaped Into th nmnt and which hope Itand struck him three blows on the head . ? '""' I less tievausewith a pistol, dragging him to bank the "P""1"" of has been so very re-a-

carrying to Hidalgo. I ,,rJ5'n'd' . ..."On Sunday 2 A. he was ThU r'K",,',1 ',?"

from the Hidalgo Jail and atarted with1?'. by "tort publicguards ostensibly to Pledraa bu i ca'" ,,al "fa- - shnl il m V. hsju aav i "hiithu tt ciidvi vtirr". l"'"'" '"y rll li.r. h.l.l II I,. m.:n Ih.lshort distance,

ergarn was born reared In theI county, Texas, and I am Informed 'iTZfi? itHMin'Sl'?'---

1b. hirt in .rn.. ,. .1 .by Schanchex and

"J J. Sandiks,'Captain Company n. Hanger Force.'

latestcation

States

somethingof

whether

Bauch

perturbed

he BaudFebruary

morning

belonging of

Government

"ouseMajesty's

recognized

Important

nana

State)Webb

but a deflnlto asto expects Inway of In a

V. S. ACCEPTS VILLA'S It now conceded OreM BritainI will be Insistent In matter ami that

British prtisel on bylint nntrlals That lleatnn' MlMi, rii .. ,n ......Iliidy rl. thnnm. I making demands for the punishment of

Washington. Feb. 27 Secretary ,h w,.rh'r,?Il!!biev?0r, th .,,.""on V""1'State will accept the offer of taken emphasli. theof a special train to coney Chlhuxhua felt at United States doingofT1cl.il representatives of toward of th.of the United States and Great Britain. k11""' M th" Mlne ,,m 11

t. the w,,,-- --

..ilwas

ofto

nuuiunij viini iirmsn "07mind is up and that ton Kasti inn '. r""Z ... , ... .

ii htor snelter. rancn that villa is a untmtworthy I Stelnhauer. N. O

is

it

...

,,.11 anti v ncr u uy 111a uays ago, uniruiniui nno irre.ponsiDir Breenvllle,

.Marun exiorieo nil i n.s mad. oy tne lirltlsn have a faint. Btelnhauer three areMADE TO .followers to remain In lino. retary this afternoon following expectation that and States Allpolice h"ur s see th. B.nton homes

V. . Fit , .kA .tI..M I .... .u- - T. l 1 1 1 . .. t .11.1 .,, ,. ...... . ..... II

...-- .. ... vwr . iuimim V..MVII iii- - uuu j n. oiitiarD nave Honorable ulscnarge papersnm uiichiuj c- -j j umi um m ruuKiu i' itiii'rrM in. in. 10 nis

are. of th. which Is shared , mined.shelter.

to whoto slve

tentlon to unemploment If take a vow

of In the halfun.mplovment and gave

The were theor

leanof

with , inCharles secretary of Two two o

werecity

Dr. i aald

Many

thethe

i

In

or,

01 ',

. tl- -(J

and

llliuiv'hurd

CAN'T

Feb.becameaisyor

agency to

un similar time

"I state andment tents

it our would try toand woul,l six at

that

W.,"

like

i lias iwijiiu .

IW.rariKs

niti be

Should

that

TheI

roomthe

WIS

onthat

After

must

as

him.

San

.in.

alioas

that on

onside, be

ir inmay

moreskiff no

M.

Neara

Oalan

toan

an

tiv th. ttrlfl.S Rni.fnm,nlequally In regard to the Benton It'

declared will go to.Chihuahua as soon as necesiarv I

the

la

Hryatithe not

not

Is

theton

theSir

British

Iswanted

horses.

thethe

It

''th

Sheriff

t'nl'ed

whatmight

Isth.

Onnbt

Bryan Villa

street. WilliamquicKiy Barb.

underyou,"

Ibor

About

women

break

vwiiuiiiuiimen

'know We deep

when

asked

funds

labor

deep

party

deter- - ls

and111., al-- 1 S

will

rang.ments are made. IVreeral Inrestlstatrs Killing and who will Join arml.a sur- -ttegardlng case of Clement. Vr-- ' r wan iirnton. rounding Torreon. are Freston.

gara. American hanged Federals Itlsh; Capt. Italian, saysstatlonol at border town of Nuevo eb. Charles Alexander wal( cmma,nder ot foreignLaredo. Mr said he had 'rcevai. lirltlsn l be. ln n.. IW5 A 5TPflIt..k !...,. n 11. i... i..i ,1... .1.. ran In .111 Ih. nfn.-ls.- l Invest rntlnn fnp .. ... ," ...... '- w v. . .j...nv..-.- . ..r im, nr. in inHi me .' : : iwn. i.ieui. ciarx, .nwrican, i.ieui.military authorities on border Government Into th death of urookJi .mrru-a- Lieut.making an investigation and prom- -

-. ni me nanus 01 Japanese hospital service; Col.fsed punish thos.t r.sponsible. but his Mexican under The ia,hbaum. German. In charge of the fieldnot anv re.non.. hi. the Investigation

to Privately and is questioning all witnesses1 ab'H to . any light upon the last

Present Indication are that there will ,lsi- - ' B.titon Juareabe several more of delay before the 'Jeorge 11. formerly Americantrio to Chihuahua Is undertaken hv th. . nt Torreon. who for severalAmerican and British Mr. 'k ha" hfn ac'' " confidential!

received anv 'nt of Secretary of State Bryan ne-- '

definite information as when the foliations ilia. Is assisting Mr Per- -

train promised will be furnished as cevaL He has delacd his deiujrture for. y a meet'.r.g the Housemeasures protection If any will K,u,h not Korelgn AfTalrs that an over- -

afforded the members of the party. ""'i1 British and party majority of that lody l

rnnsl.t fn nt r.i. made a trip to examine Ben-

for the States ro'Vbly w1' Tntfn' " ir th "eritlon ofGeorge C Carothrrs, also nf the consular JIr Carother toservice, who Is rtow HI Paso, one n Torreon.

observe Its Conduct towardtwo army surgeon not vet' foreignershaving been decided the British retwrt AmericanSecretar-o- f State.

Charles Perceval, and such other ,he .breh Carmnsa andperson as he chooe to as " "ol coTJr,r " ur RO

mission of bordera representative or Great Britain In thematter, possibly surgeon Mrs.

wife of the dead man.Is Imperative for pur-

poses of Identification, and such otherrelatives of Benton care to Jointhe party.

Garrison hears fromSecretary Bryan he will ask Gen. Bliss,commanding the Southern division, to

two medicalBenton

going using every ;n an Kelley to take Bryan Still Believes In VillaIn

expedition Chihuahua

butstill

that will thewill

the

rem

for

are do by,e -

' 'i '"" o "eth. on th. !, n i.,a

nr.

toto

la

in

to

m.

,...

to

to

Into

or to aton

nfor

In orto

or

to so

to

toIn

Ishe

onto or

it Isto is a

ne enori in- - over

Is Is and itnave to

ISIt that

coal t0 mtl. and " ,r " V of theto m.gratlng a um by : ', soon to to

coal field to another and up are In brTn, or never anya officers say the ofr,ciaI" did.

i.t- - teoiK,; ..I. ...... ... mane sleeping so V J ...m ui n. . m-- ..i,.nrtsneaker If he dldn t J V .i,. ,.i... on the special

Mr.

antook

be

nir

the

haswith

showed

Th.

the

the

,n

oi m .a lieutenants

heaall

and

a v arrested.no Mexico. Mexican

I ,..

unable without notifiedth it

01

,

"It

'

' toIn

United

a

unless

at

known nt

House

shares

at

to

;

.

p.rson.

United

agency

being

1

1,

.

ofof of S

K

In

,

o. j, n.W,n KVTI"

definite n

,

Bryan

United

II.'

to

In fif

ofof be th

op

manysltlon know, reb-"- lJuarez Insist com-ing b.

Jtmresthat com- -

Handle illplo-- . ration

cents

made.f..rnn,... .in T.u. prov

ued m,al. Biven unJer ll,avoid from ceased "ai would Juarezb,c, longer J, ,n. sood fa'th made

work be Health have othersmtny iiunuu.train mad.

fellow

talks

took

work,

on

of a

were that

mane

i

o.

i

27

ofIn

of

a

ofto

.A I. k. In r On It th Of thIn to In Hi

to

of

ofa of

ssbe In

gnofof

of

"of

noi io ofto

In..v of

In

no

an

no

a In

to b.

of

of

noi

of

of

will move, ' " u ne going n- - way oi . ... ..n- - into If It In Isi anyand Is reaI1' to Mexico city. went south,

no of ofbe n In a a and

were most i to nf wenever last

that ' came nnd a ' of a Car- - well In andand i no

of In of of . est of andmore a and I nn ' an

is noI the

Feb. 2!. The 'to telling a'nl to

and ee of'at In- -

of deal at wain nil tnat Is a man of ' "U.L."1 ..H In Liberal Notion nnd per- - villa waywere S00 In , that Inform

xn orhad . .. .,e.t tnr i ti.e. i in recKies-bo- v n . , ,,. 'kl . , " , hs soon as were n.e r.In The cn- - Huertawas or Govern- -

J.

forced borrowIs was

nrfiliiont nf JaV thAt Kn ifllvrJ

PreiMi.nl

In,

City

theextreme

caseback

Jiiatlm

TlH'le llHS been

Is evidentlefl

15ft

been

gtvc the

put

.and.

surely

I

him.

fact

beenfact

thatIs

Hen-- 1

that

BUtos,

river

feelingskiff

matter

L

.of

IsBenton

ever

feeling

to .

forhimself entered

y

summer

also pricesShirts, Neckwear,

SUN,

cooperation

ha received.speculation

Department mightInstructed

O'HhauchnessyWashington.

not

saw

the

iln?onI"1'0"

nr..?

the

matter, that programme

OFFER. that

(Jovernme.nt.

whatUovernm.nts Investigation

Trn.made "".""

Cal..

announcement

"Tho representatives

BRITISH INQUIRY BEGINS.

Itv.r,

the

Itto

theChi- -

thethe

the thet.alveston. Ar-.e- r- P .....--.

Uranclsco.nenion mecon(j0i

Mllaconducting

representations thement.

representatives.Villa

linn. Pstsr

Probably Villa,he have

rebelnrm'

Consul. ...I""? b,''n.may

one army

not

to onbe

to

po-- 1 to(.esslon conditions onthe

that Carranzahere hereafter

deal Gov-ernments

foreigners.

t'arrnnsn Ksperled

when Villa

Villauntil

MrOuInn- -

wholly

U..nn.fu

taking

the

the

understood i shoulding merely the t

.

Juarer

publlc

'ternnfi

Wichita.

Mexico

remain

Tavlor. lilPTBritish

Pancho

Govern- -

againstnumber

another

officers

or .

theat the

of

t o- -examining and Dlssitlsfsction was expressed,

refused

Bryan

redress

Mass..

Consul

hospital

Handsdisclosed

Com-wh-

resolution'nqulry

Mexican

carranza

Administration

notnrsi announcements

-- ''' Onwas announced

by Pennsylvania nrv'" "supreme revolution"unemployment by subscription

one ,RC,tln headquarters.tan ydmo"t Carranza1

Chihuahua promised the announcement

Mitchell,

Speakers

announclns

When

portatlon. blankets complied Chihuahua, condition Carranza

LONDON

Committeethoroughly dependable

applicantsAmerican,

Intervention President

mentally

recognizingIndustry

assembly

Supremeseparation

disre-gard

Continued

considered

Secretary

gotiations,

Coats

communl-- j

reported

belonging

considered

Government

expected

Impris-onment

announcement,

'paper.

Especially NowMake it point

of WHITE ROCK

Let it becomeyou habit whichthroughout the year.

There's vim, vigor,in every glass of

permltttl

Committer Keep-In- s:

Introduced

developedconsideration resolution

Accordlnglv

onll.

saidsen

The nisday

'.

do

was

111.

th(.

he

In

be

hal,.f

ran

was

drink freely

Makes FoolsGrieve.

Hryan

Keb.

Wilson dtllveredthe wa

Wyo-ming,

denouncedwaiting

sylvanla President for- - Mexico.Ma rolll DURKMM)

relative publicans de--officials

relative

Alney Falrchlld i&in inuNew members departingcommittee resolution ':Ptl the Instance Admluls- -

Mr should 'ration.passed. AH the members. Indui- - Preventative criticised

ing Republkans Rep- - Jharp theTemple try Sute He virtually

s,r- - Urjan his du- -

aln the Admlnls- - shekelsthe Mexico problem. circle. He InUmated

the duty the end oITalrs however.ann win any the failure ofliclalsterfere However, announce-- 1 confer with committee warranted.

Carranza coming the conditions MexicoState Brvan annear.

Novembercaptured

the """" r, thehas

fun(,s coming suchJobs man. men P,"!on

j.iii.u their ounrters matrenresent mmth was

who

'COITie.

So

that

Statin.

took

who

who

th. the

Uauch

thisth.,.

wasBran attend the committee

meeting Mondayclosed doors.

VILLA.

the the

madethe

the the Presl- -

Penn-- 1

thetOW

Villa.

Mr.

nauthe im- -

the th- -Mr. that

vinced thelamentable

gwhich

attitudeany

thoantipathy th.

lev asserts th. men mat was uuacan u.uj .orrnineni .Mexicofrom his request to Guadalajara to march Cnrrnnsn's tieni which has standing the na.

tents

P1!cv

Court

ureg.ir

where

ranks

broke

bread.

from

death

GreatIsland

called nouot,

M.irtln

piacee.

Capt.

lerton

Consul

throw

wards

whose

When

leglti- -

make

miners

regarding the mode death back. times announcements life Or conductingascertained examination, made lieutenants that Francisco fatuous

Many officials outspoken Carrania sent troops New the Constitution- - fantastic theory that shouldacamst this Government's villa', troons allsts. denied vlroroulv night any recognition Governments,

seriously, pointing out the affair possibility between Gen. established,and contradicted united upon ranza. (.onsiuuiionaiisis, ir.jniiei me.uure

Investigate the for posed "Supreme Chief the Gen, Villa, command the ideals executive authorltle.than tlonallsts" for explanation. Carranza Chihuahua. Senor added obsession any

reasontruth now,

weekly paper plainly

Boston.

bearing

believe messengers supported hishowever Chihuahua Including execution

resentment y mesengers S. the ranchman. HeSan lenftn aspecis uen-- smuations villa not '.""""'.mentioned. passing, while there ton deprecates wreu to Jinrex

meals served certain ..imni.i. I'nltl eon. y would hereafter eightwoodvard wr.en the to SecreUry insisted American consul arrests confere

"sucn eniurn lorcioie theymeals day when 're-- Notion the

by

liter

are

.'alW.r

.lull.

wife.deci,"

Will

State

hour.

Llr.d

only

Polbv.

away from their

fermuStates Fred

John

army

Tng- -

have

from

mltte

posedthat

given

Juarez

Kan.,

Inw'-chf-

moYork only from

who

Democrat- -, termsBull Hryan.

silent towork

malic Ilenton

tothat

Seerrtarv

,vork chiefmake

found

vitinghIJ

until trans- - Villa Here

Cable

Alney

Willlu

breakthe up- - tne noi

to

Till.

all

by

the the

the

mai

he all

wnat be

north. da

conceded

and

l.,n.m.n!being!

Alpla.

Marion, William

Introduced

Cgres

adopted

border,

Men

Anothercriticism Mexican

Mexico. comment

Mondell

eharte-- l

opinion

attentionrelative Poance

declared

appall:!,

"Thefeatures

elements

the

his

facts propertycan from by Villa civilized manner,

York Mexican withholdt.iVlmr from

h,. Then their genesisquest states the

Constltu-- ; army ourweek Urquide

there Carranza VillaVilla William

could done. have109 his

wordStnte.

nnlnUn

had

or barbarian a patriotour

methods, oro- -I CatTanza, now his he himself

th.- niie me niiiiuae or our Admlnlatra-y- a

have Indirect Intervention wenee. uncertain anchororesentatlve of the by sustaining,

notify rebels In defence termediari. s, a peculiar and precarious.Americans condemned for my humillatlnr. l.tends there Is be noted ment regarding the action of the eSfr foreigner arrested

but "with patience the Stale. In th on and vni"' IT"1 1"'" ?"' 1"'c,"1''' ot not understand semi-offici- relationship

of events wilt' consequence thereof. It U i" .slV.n th. of man wa or the condl-- 1

d'f- - Jn:xt lM In at the present time. f which to b--

here cabk

with

with

such

neti

Gen.

lessen of Inter- - of ac-- , of our endeavors.u u - i - .... ..

of the unemployed. "The Mexican Government will sooner or other diplomatic In natlonal anr. cornpltca. you tranart our mind to "Ilco Charge. Algara of tho Mexican Mexico," Knor ald. Therp iMtonshtpsr. arc afflicted later and

and care. that to i Kmbaasy toJnlin II. .. A th.

man

at

nu

ln

In

at

has

thatto

and

will

and

will

last

and

and

and

who

nt

to

Mor- -

In

split

uauy

may

any

and

that

an

Into

of

of

to

of

of

onwill

twoto

will thitto said

that sort that In

to i't endmun

I principal

caij ret-ai- i in

now on unofficial '. .. .i ... ,,. .,.. ' In dignity and reetltud.negotiations between the American ,ii n.,n ,.i..t i kin which characterize International re- -

noi. Federation of Ijibor. said that " " Kmba.y In Mexico 'nlr "T.n ,"h"n ?J,ni was executed two days afterward.' " " Admin- -

danger In an employment ageno the moment can be made and only BOod rwllH)n Mv Mr .i"n might t-- considered u action announced anxiety fallmassing of the unemployed at c.rtaln 'erms offering much be the en- - Bryan may not personally hav. received (,,? m L I ,.!" ' Vork. but In Mexico In the .

v ,hewhere they be drawn by gagement of foreign advisers Instruc-- , Huerta U In the Department

emplojera and beat the of su,c ' . determhiatlon to Oovern- -to pricethe

tors " Pen vuia or othle In . "Benton was. V' a

.

good foreign r,sl.at; te StaU "kM ,,h Plnt h' W F.apee.ed. .. ., ..Tln

' and In suchestablish a. and also property sending of auch a rt. by Huerta stMes ...r.overnment. shortage of labor In any

'a country at own ! haj. beein by for tlon of '

Mondell said havesection of the country could be met Great no more bound j a weok. ' lauch to Mexico twenty years aSo ofourfrotn the In other. , when his life lost remark..! yeeterday the Benton ca, himself, for he only without a and he a wealthy heartllv- - h . and

Ifm'

thl d h" '"vestments are In Jeopardy. ' ,h'm Orders h-- ?e' II- - married the daughter of a

Vthe money collected from Industry This forero n. of forela-n- - and th m...r fne .. m .k. i.. . . t i.ie l.m fnr m.i. tt. iiiii I Intervention In tie anairs

be to The ..nrelnlnr denloreaa single where drives towaa

John of I In preferenceand h-- M to

the was from what It ears "forfor the convention

meeting atof the Metropolitan Build- - Am T

and stick.

FREES MRS.

faitttt,

Hlsnchard

Chicago

cruelty,on b'r counterclaim for separa-

tion.h lost

l.udlow streetcommitted for ali-

mony.his In the case

xald;niiu the

I vvtbolli nn.l I will

evidenceINU hisMmu KMlit Imr

I

marching

by

police

the

time

club

f4sar0)1

forMa

by

London,

Sprfufor

a cynical"big

present

the

regarded

I

clay

will

went

what

fully

him

r,rancetn ivuiuij.

a

i

nroKeFur- -

and1

neainwhat

who

city

111911111K

Ing

cae.

by Martinetll.

Pll i:;

"mIs

days Carothers.

special

whelmingtvirtv ninuahua

accompany

upon,

designate

presence

as

des

"

work

by

foreign

a

aa

huahua

Bryan

received

iiiuunv

decided

re.nfnrc

IsBryan,

a

nothing

H,"'

Mlon

trouble.

the

heset the

not

was

Ed- -

.u...

the

miiii

Its

win

the

and

I

wasoiten..ri

his

and

was

.Mr

,hefor

came

hadcniet

out- -

the

case.

his

the nrorerlv

th() tfe

au,hor"- - man

Clonal obligations, as compared with Constitutional causa In nil not naturalised, but remained nconduct and VllU. ing to affairs. ' means taking his fortune from

vmiio muines uueua are re-- . course that the Benton and Bauch casca Mexico,gardrd as to question I , are Included In the instructions, much hi. money bceaur--that he a good

sincethe note Issued

chapter the record begandown last ne

Department

All & now

I inof House

answer

and

the

the

theto-

daythe

the

"In

the

hint

the

,,IVn.l

Oreat Britain

the

thethe

m' oiiicjai Wisthine,

120L'nltei

to-d-

rebels

Huerta

"onsul

ignate

death

th.

-- non

Villa,

Brvan

of

for

ail.

the

the

hat but

but

of of

ofto ask any urations he was friendly w Ith President j

Ing the affairs of Gen. or the

anout

Villa

"""adds

them

closethan cent,

adds

iU(i.

terms

Diaz. ThenVilla quarreiieii

authorities. All the Information have huahua and a M.iderlita helpwill be sent to Carranxa nnd he 'In the Governor When the (Jnv

nu'.l the m.ll.r" h,n,.H 'i i , . ia

The prob- -' 0na added a house was tlsta. I that he wasprepared In for the visit of Ing Huerta In the present but thatranza. what they say In Mexico. I tell you

V Ilia out the names of the the come to tne that.foreigner discharged from hi arniv atChihuahua and to the border. Inthe list there are none of havebeen Inquired for relatives lately. Noth-ing been heard of Oustavllanrh. ml.altif- - Anie.lennalive in In last Wednesday.

message came Alpine, Tex.,:00 east of saying thatthe body of a dead man had been foundther which been partlajyas of the missing American. Themessage the much likethe picture of printed In local

A Is to bemade. The body waa found last Bundaynear Jttm

Arncrlcans at Chlhuthtis.been discharged by Villa and ordered toth Include the following; CharlesF. Bauer, Walls, Cl, , 10Brewster South Boston. Man. ;Charl Bldge.way, P. O. Box. 163, Pointra.: Keasef, m nowanvna, Detroit, Mich.) P. J, Darcy,

nH

from army.Sim-- 1

mens IVorla. oath

withsoldier

onsul

service.

ON

Wasiiinctov 2T. It

actionof may

situation.This sentiment apropos

is

of

that

calling uponl.l..m.lln.

ofsurh

hvothar

and and

with mrlect publicwhile lll' rJer gather

ment

resolution

Ur) spak

BREAK WITH

Leaders Meet.

ondMr.

The

and

The

K.b.

that"th.

that

thathere "1". inK

thatfar.

offer which

that that Gen. thatthen

with acts.

thatthat Gtn. who vidd '.i

tlon ofan wind- -

wardwhen- - said

Villathat here."now. that 'tl,n

Mexltlons seems

city.recog- -

tend

Lal he tne ot i'ni- -to

use

ha

the

nt UItoto to on

toto to In

an of ;ior

III to atto

to a

hto

ato

In aIn KI

to ot a

he litto

wa

s

a Is

time

.11

are

fore

to time

to

.....b ..ii.in

ln

to ofof

at

Is

w-- r

to

re- -

oi to

in

nn

It

I

toof or

IsGen. in

and tho will Is that

Wewho the toIs

armstowill Gen.u

Mx- -U Po

so

washe

his He washis

his

he he

hla

the

be waslie

ho- -- i;athe but

by

was run.

our

are

una up

his

ln.

with theICo thethe aim

re- -

and. seemsFrom all nnd ...' th

or'' villithe and the

was the U, to that whll thehope New not .V

piacee could upon the noteu.ed down

that authorities ',well The

A as does his here Mrture.then peril, and I, Vo M came

Ik that the died'" n,,4W"shou

or..i M.not

him

that

Jail,

not

Join

J7J

not

but the

the

thThis while

moopen It so It la "He made

made useless more..ovcrnor

we became

lmlmi.nl In Ii. Kfi.nie liner..State that cannot prove help- -

onlygiven report that about

orderedthese

by

prison JuarezA irom

miles here,

thatsaid face looked

who

United

vuia

witn

will

Car- - war.

who

Paso and rent wordUen. Villa that wantedreturn ranch. bad

terms with tho Mexicans who wereneighbors and Gen. knew thatallow him return ranch safetywould take escort perhaps hun-dred two hundred men. Gen. VllUcould afford spare these menthat time and sent back word Benton

wait few days until Ueiu Carranzaand the VllU and Carranza armies

been Then, raid, wouldgive Benton the necessary escortcould return ranch. BentonImpatient and after few days lent again

Villa and received ame reply,"Then Benton, meeting frlen.la

hotel told them goingshow Villa what sort man

(Binton) wss. V.'s rtcr.'t kr.awcrossed appearedVilla' headquarter and threatened killhim, disarmed, tried, convicted andexecuted two day later."

IN

andWise

the

speechin policy

wasHouse To-da- y speech

MondellItepublican leader. This

third this week Itepublicanhas House.....

offered Alney

House

policy silencebelieve

policy

Moose,find

Paso,

.ii;.tii given 10 HursMexico that their

Mondell"watchful wait-ing" had prolonged con-

ditions disorder andprevail

Continuing Mr. Mondell said onlytonard Mexico

have fixitycontinued evidences personal

toward individual

hjv

Severn! andwere Urquide.

hadhowmr

Bentonevaded

thereforeJuarez

conferScotch

policy

among

Juarez

matterlaw chieftain en-titled support andregardless alms

dubsmeet

leadersmaintain

Mexican though variousConsul fclward

notUnitedlifting embargo

Benton governmentopportunity Influencing known

Charge haS" cour"' MexicoVilla's and

reprwentaUveUrquide

head

numingunusual

orlielal lackingshould

American city. Ther"5',' That hurried IMratlon'

willand h?ouih Pr"nt situation. Parent

Jw".'hU

Concluding.Mexico officialBritain official

surplus any nrVene d

"fn' ,lu,"(

Z Mexico

"oo'evelt

matters relat- - becomeCarranxa foreign

howlncPresidency

an-other

regard-- 1

oustinghla

Juarei

further

had Identified

Bauchfurther

hav

borderrtaji,

street.

Bentonpermission

Villa

arrivedhad united,

and

distress.Mtvlco-- '

chances

I : M

ofoverthrow

internationalIt to me.

so

It

ot

so predictedaik tSJm ofIs

territory

Is

foreigner,o.

is

Hoiify

wa

he

4S4 TO 44thSTREET

IN THEZONE,

28th-aO- th ST.

LenthabitwiU

andsparkling

WHITE ROCK.

Your whole nervous systemevery vital organ of your body--will

respond delightfulwater.

"There's Health White Rock"

Constitutionalist

DEBATE MEXICO OPPOSED.

to

WILSON POLICY AGAIN

ASSAILED HOUSE

HcprCSCIltntlVC Mondpll

DENIES

Laugh

Wyoming Congressman

Mexican Situation.

Wasminoton,

Administration

Itepresentatlv.

Representative

Representatives

Pennsylvania,

Chautauquan

representative

Iohstructedextraordinary

Constitutionalist.'

V"1"LC.fla'V.0"'i-- .

mlaumUratandings

'"""i,e.r?ifnlr lhn?onduc-t-l c.rr,s"... ,J''Mot.r;

citlsubi'lsh bu'eau?.

o",lsndrefrardlnJTZn CaVSnS rfHrnentfi Tresment,

fVmonmSrtoyS V"wWnM nJrw'TV? "T.h""'Th.Tn,n.c7,beh.r, M- -M

Pennsylvania,

Winter Suits Overcoats reduced

DRASTIC REDUCTIONSRobes.

FEBRUARY

Investigation

withgrow

to this

in

Ilegiance

AccusesNeglecting

encouragement

,na.'Jv"r"m0n.,t,

J",'0," hUin"a.".

would entail. I regret most profour.dlrthe lack of sound and sane advice w.the President should have had and "which he was entitled. I still hop that

I change of attitude and policy may phu In a position where we can be of ri-- ,

I service to the people of Mexico withouImproperly Intruding oursie 'nto thaffairs."

TAFT

Rays o KITort konl4 Re Omltleto Prevent It.

Feb. 2".Taft lifted his voice Ii a asIng to the American people aga-.ns- nterventlon In Mexico. It was the fits'time Mr. Taft has commented pub!on any of the delicate foreign probrasconfronting the Wilson Admlnlstrauor

Mr. Taft waa speaking before the Na-

tional Society, ln rega.- -.

to Mexico he said:The situation is In such a condition

that It will be Improper for me to rment on It. except to say this "rthose who lightly look forward to In'eventlon are either utterly 'ejardless e'the loss of life and the expenditure r'Immense treasure, or else they dc- -know what armed Intervention onpart of this Government In Mexicomean. Those of us who have had ei

In th. of a tropinscountr". with a people not very dlffere- -fron th. Mexicans, who take natursito guerrilla warfare and who would ra''fight than work, that Is, would ra--

fight and run than work, know the &.icuttle that an army would have to -e

to accomplish th. only purpose ;

would have In going In : to wit, th. br re.ng about of law and order It .

Involve the garrisoning with a sufffnrr of every town.

"It would th. orrailzat! --. 'columns to chas the snjerrlUas Into 'ii- -mountain fastnesses and across trade'ert plains and th. subjugation of '"000.000 of people. I don't krawwould get through . I don't kno I

many lives It would Involve I dont V- -how much It would cost, but I do kinIt would be a drag upon us and then wl --

we had got the thing done the fut.- -

would still be doubtful and '!! b.charge and a burden upon our Oove"ment and upon our Treasurv

"I do not speak thus pes!; velv 'tsome knowledge of the subject N'oought to be omitted to prevent a s'.n-troph- e

like this."

OLD

Mexlro City Hears Hebel onre inla

Britisher's Cattle.Sptnal Cnbte PtipafH to Tut ?r

Mexico Citt, Feb. 27 It is !ea- -there that when Pancho Villa was a cmon cattle thief he ran foul of slt!'a - .

Benton, the British s'jbject .ho - -

centty killed at Juan-x-, whoe ctfwa stealing. Benton, so the storv "chased Villa and recovered the cfVilla, however, managed to eoap "iIs believed here to account tor ..it ting against Benton.

Senor I.ugan took the oati asSecretary of the Foreign Orti-- e to-- I.

VILLA ON

Rebel Leader Forbids Tran.fr el

Itady I'rasi Mexico,.'arcul CjW Dttr-ttc- to Thi $ v

P.r.ts, Feb. S. Pancho Vi la . "

the Aa tin from Chlhunhua s. fo!lo"Benton was court-ma- rt .' .d, ('.

guilty and .hot on the charge th ittempted to assassinate tr- Hr" 1

antecedents, based on the (.'atejne-,- ;.

authoritative witnesses, were V.ii ""'

liody wa burld In the leading ir.v '.'of Chihuahua."I hav offered a special train ' '

commlsslpr.ers lio are t

nttrnd the exhumation of the booy bu

will not permit I's trans'er c . r' v x

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