El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-05
NIYT0RENA IS
COOL IN FIGHT
AS He Directs Battle, Says
Carranza Is Trying to
Be a Dictator.
Confined From rage one-)

CContfn1ed From rage One)
received a wire from acting secretary
Of state lansing refusing request to
move the wounded to this side saying
simply that he regretted he could not
do it.
sheriff Henry Wheeler has wired
governor Hunt TO take up the matter
for the cause of humanity, tnat the
wounded may cross
AIaytOrena Talks
The first interview from Gov Jose
Maytorena, who is IN open Es 5on
against Carranza IN the STATE OF sonora
was e-ranted 10 The EI PasO Herald cor I
Q respondent sunday afternoon
As he directed the advance on NacO !
Sunday afternoon, MayloIeHa to!u me
Herald correspondent that lie intended
TO take the town within q day or Two
In order 10 cur off any retreat III might
atteurt to make 10 Aqua Priera- May
uOreua has sent 1900 men around 70 the I
east side of Naco. he said, WnlIe ne and
Francisco UrbelejO, the 1aqul cAleLlaln'
and Jose Maria Acosta directed the at
tack from the west
Bullets more or less spent fell about
him and his staff as ne laihea- As
llaytorena was giving oul lle news
paper interview, Lieut. Col Jose no
nero came up on horsepack win MS
face swathed in bandages- he sara ne ]
had received a flesh wound IN the ch5eA /
while watching the enemy with MS /
Few wounded.
1rav-orena said that was the only man
he had had wounded since he has Deen
in front Of Naco, not having nad any
man killed. saturday nights attack
an Naro he said was made by 20 men J
he sent out merely 10 feel out the en-
envy AMI see how much AMMUNITION
Hill was willing TO waste he laushed I
as he told how his handful OF 4aquls
had drawn out such heavy fire from
the men in the Hill entrencnmenls- FIJI
dav night. he said he had the same
number Of men out
lIaytorena said he had no advlces as
to whether or not Carranza had landed
an army at GuaEmas. or Whelner S'-l-
rama forces were approaching from
SinaIoa- He said IL was not true Jhal
he had sent 500 men of mis- army south
10 Hermosiuo TO repel the advance. as
il was not necessary He said that
Cen Juan Antonio Garcia, one OF the
best fighters in Sonora, was at the
boundary between Sonora and Sinaio2s
prepared TO come into sonora TO aid
him AT minutes notice with 500
Playing With HHL
AS 10 Gen. HILL he said. eve have
Z been playing with him so far as our
attack up TO the present time is con-
cerued. When we really start to
come. he viii certainly know It xvi
NELLAE ne ana MS men PIC HEA -ha-AA e-a
a place 10 make stand because OF us
convenience TO the boundary line w ny
didn't he meet US up there on the
mountain or any other place IN the
Open2 I regret very much beng com
PEELED TO fight under these conditions,
| but have given my men the strlctest
orders TO keep all their fire on TINS
7 anpreciate the fair intentions OF
I the United States government 10 pre-
serve strict neutrality. I am perfectly
willing 20 abide by the decision Of the
] secretary Of state that our wounded
! shall not be taken across the line With
such permission withdrawn perhaps
I the CarranZa army viii not be so anN-
ious next time 10 get alongside the
| International line TO do its fighting
Says He Regrets Var,
Il reErer this war very much am
not a fighting man I have been driven
l 20 the field TO protect the state and
drive out those who seek to ruin IL /
would much rather be using my en-
/ ergies improving the material welfare
Of the state. CarrauZa I cannot stand
l for He has violated the promises he
| made at TorreOn. and he has been
] trying 10 set up military government
! with himself at the head. That is what
! Mexico has been trying TO get away
/ from Carranza has poor advisers !
] do not like the men about him
| Il think I did much TO make Car
! rama when ! loaned him troops and
! money 10 carry on his campaign He
]
| in his cabinet where I would be help
/ less TO do anything for my state
Charges Fraud to Carranza.
] His friends in Sonora have driven
I out the duly elected perfectos, presi-
l denies and other officials and have
| sought 70 substitute military authori-
! ties and men who have sought TO steal
/ from the state That is what ! OBJ
: Jected TO. There were not 20 votes
! against me when I was elected. and yet
/ he seeks 10 remove me- / won't stand
I for it. Ny friends won't stand for It.
| and that's why were out here fight
/ ing."
/ Denies LootinE Cananea-
! Maytorena denied the report that
] his troops had looted in Cananea- The
/ report arose over the fact, he said,
] that a former employee of a merchant
/ at Cananea named Domiuguez. VINO
| had Joined Maytorena's forces. took ad-
! vantage OF the entry OF the MayuOreIla
! army into Cananea to hold up DOmin-
! gueZ, assisted by a number OF other
/ soldiers. and get $500. claiming that
J DOminguez owed him a bill for past
] services American consul Montague
, interested himself in the matter and
I all but SIPS Of the $500 taken was re-
! turned 10 Dominguez.
Manuel Castillo Brito, governor OF
[ Campeche. and his secretary. have
| on the field with him. Maytorena con
/ firmed the estimate Of L. s. army oitl-
GERS stationed here that he has SguO
men with him. The fact that Uroele-
| 10 and Acosta are with him proves
that the report given out by Hill OF z
mutiny I'm his ranks on the part OF
AcOsra during the battle at Santa Bar
bara was not correct
At 1908 Sunday afternoon one or
, Maytorena's artillerymen fired a shot
I that demolished a building in Naco- As
the effect Of the shot was noticed a
shout OF delight went up from May