The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-11
US. GETTING
 IMPATIENT
SITUATION IN LOWER cALIFoR- MA MAY BRING ABOUT CON-
 PLicATioNs.
Citizens of California Threaten to Take Matter Into Their own Hands Unless immediate
 Steps Are Taken.

Juarez, Mexico, June 10.-That the United States is becoming tired of the shooting and other acts of anar- chists on the Calforniaf4Mexi border and that steps must be taken at once to stop it, is the burden or messages sent to the. Mexican war department today by General Benja- min Villjoen. military adviser to Francisco l. Madero.
 General viljoen expressed the fear that the Washington government may withdraw it's offer to allow Mex ican troops to travel through the United States to Lower California unless the privilege is promptly taken advantage of
 viijoen bases his advice to Mexico City on many complaints of resi- dents of California, who threaten to take measures of their own. One complaint received today from Los Angeles. which typifes many others. follows:
 Since June 1 no authentic infor- nation has come to us as to whether or not you intend to restore order in Lower California. The situation there is growing worse and the peo- pie are contemplating the gathering of sufficient force to run the anar- chists out of the country. The need Is so great, and the ruin that might follow the dynamiting of the main tlmperial Valley CanaDi is so far reaching and appalling that we feel like doing everything possible to restore orier"
 General viljoen today telegraphed Senor Madero as follows:
 ..rhe ee people Of Of the the United United States are growing impatient of the Lower California affair and appeal to us to take energetic steps. Fear Wash ington will withdraw it's offer to al- low us to take troops and ammuni- ton through that country unless we act promptly"
 More than a week ago." said Gen. eral Viljoen, T was to have taken 500 insurrectos and General Escudero was to have taken 1000 federals from Chihuahua We were to have gone to Lower California. unarmei ani after detraining there we were to arm and march across the border into Mexicali, Lower California, bu. the insurrectos have shown no dis position to move and the federal troops are still being kept at Chi- huahua. In answer to the con- plaints from California, can only say that it is up to Madero''
 Passengers arriving from Chihua- qua tonight say that the condition in that city Is becoming unbearable. Five thousand federal troops with thirteen generals, including villar, Liz, Rabago and Luque, are patroli- ing the city night and Jay and have notified the insurrectos the peace agreement did not provide for the surrender of the city. General Villar. commander of the :e2e says says under no circumstances will he allow the insurrectos to enter under arms. Artillery and trenches have been put in place as If for defense. Out side the city General Grozco, with the forces of the insurrectos, says he IS determined not to lay down arms and he will soon enter the city by force, if necessary.
 The passengers from Chihuahua say a conflict of some kind is not unlocked for, and Orozco Is deterred from entering only by the fact that the federals have superior numbers and defenses. Bear that Orozco might not be able to control his men if they entered the city is said to be one of the positions taken by the federals.