Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-26
.OR. RICkETS SAYS BUTT|NG IN" OF
 AMERICANS HURTS Activity of Americans in Mexi- can Revolution Can Do
 No Good
CAEANEA OUTLOOK GOOD
Douglas internationally

Coming from Cananea in his auto mobile Dr. L. D. Rickets arrived in Douglas yesterday afternoon, remain ing here for a few hours and leaving on the east bound train at 7:30. Dr.
 Tickets arrived home last Tues day from trip through Europe.
 which required three months to make. The trip was made for the purpose of taking a good rest, and he declared that he returns home feeling fine and fully able to do a mans work, whereas when be left home he was almost completely worn out
 Dr. Tickets started oH the trip on December 2s and landed at Fish guard, England. He went from there to London, where he remained for a few days and then went to Paris. thence to Germany, Austria and Constantinople. From Constantinople he went to Egypt and from there to Italy, landing at Naples, where he remained for two weeks. Three weeks of his time was on board a boat on the river Nile. It was in Italy that Mir. Ricketts received the best results on his resting trip. Speaking to the International repre- sentative yesterday about the troub- les in Mexico he said:
 '-The trouble in Mexico is very much to be regretted, but what 1 con slider the most unfortunate feature of the insurrection in Mexico is the dis position of Americans to butt into 1t. when 1t is none of their affair. The Americans will naturally have their sympathies with one side or the other, but l am sure that any dis
 play or desire to assist or eneour- age one side or the other on the part of the American citizens will result in positive harm to every American resident and every Ameri- can interest in Mexico. as well as every business interest in the bor- der towns depending on Mexico trade. Americans, both on this side of the line and in Mexico should al low the citizens of Mexico to settle their own troubles in their own way without any interference. When thIs trouble is over it will be found that the sentiment in Mexico among both federals and insurrectos will not be strengthened in friendship for Americans who have shown disposition to butt into family row"
 Miami Concentrates.
 Dr. Ricketts stated that on his re
 turn to Cananea he found that the work started by the Cananea Consolidated two years ago was about completed. Only a few things remain yet to be done, when the plant will be complete. The re- yerbatory furnaces and MacDougal roasters are doing good work and are meeting ever yexpectation. The from Miami have begun to arrive, and these concentrates will increase the output in Cananea to the extent of their volume. He declared that since the insurrection started Cananea had never been in any way effected by it. Individual have of course visited the camp, but no body of rebels have made their appearance. The men at work are doing as good work as at any time in the past; if they have any feeling over the insurrec- ton they have kept 1t to themselves and there has been no demonstra- men remain courteous and efficient tion of any kind at Cananea, and the in their work.
 About five hundred troops are at Cananea and the place is so located that it would De a difficult matter for a successful assault to be made, nd are located so that deadly execu- ton would be the result on an ad- vancing army.