Arizona republican., 1914-03-16
Special Peace Commissioner of International Peace Forum Reaches Phoenix After Conference With Carranza
BRIGHTER DAY
 ABOUT TO DAWN
Says Villa and Carranza Are in Accord-Interven- tion Should Be Last Re sort and Carranza Has Great Opportunity

SOrJ ana CarTallZa HaS
 Great Opportunity
 That potent, but unannounced in fluences are at work, which must in the very near future yield gratifying fruit, and that despite the darkness of the cloud lowering over Mexico, he is hopeful that a better and brighter day will soon dawn over the neighbor republic, summarizes eX- pressions made yesterday by Dr. Henry Allen Tupper, the special peace commissioner of the International Peace Forum, who reached Phoenix Saturday evening from Nogales and Northern. Mexico, after being the guest for nearly a week of General Carranza. That General Villa is a much misrepresented man and that he believes, all reports to the con- trary notwithstanding, he is loyal to Carranza and the constitutionalistic cause, pr. Tupper stated when inter- viewed by a Republican reporter.
 Peace in Mexico at almost any cost, even with the extreme of inter- vention as a last resort, if it appears that all other means must fail, is the gospel today of pr. Tupper. He is emphatic, though, in insisting that he does not favor intervention except when all other probable or possible methods have been tried without sue cess.
 Dr. Tupper cannot be classed as a sympathizer with either force or fac tiOn in the revolution in Mexico. His conferences have been with the fed eral and constitutionalst leaders alike. He has kept his hands clean of any affiliations that would class him as favoring one side or the other He is solely and only for peace and the bringing of order out of chaos.
 For the fifth time during the pres ent revolution Dr. Tupper has jour neyed into Mexico and under his com mission has held conferences with both the federal and the constitution alists. on the battlefields, in the tents, in cabinet meetings and in the social circle. Dr. Tupper left General Venustiano Agua Prieta, Mexico. last Wednesday and while Commissioner Tupper declared that the delicacy of the present crisis would not allow him to discuss the purposes and re- suits of these late conferences with the head of the constitutionalist party. he admitted that General Car ranza handed him a written docu ment that was somewhat signifi cant" This document Dr. Tupper declined to discuss further except to say that it had no direct connection with any official action either of General Carranza or of the officials at Washington, but might prove val uable to the Peace Forum in it's work of aiding in bringing about peace in Mexico.
 T told General Carranza, said Dr. Tupper, that the eyes of the world were upon him; that he had the op- portunity for becoming one of the greatest men in history and that if he conducted his campaign success | fully and in the right spirit that he would have the moral support of the United States and it's 100, 100000 in- 1 habitants. The mere taking of MeXi- co City and establishing of the con stitutionalist party in full control is not all that General Carranza must do. If he can bring order out of chaos and genuine peace out of war fare he will be recognized as one of the greatest statesmen of the present century.
 General Carranza has materially modified his impressions of the atti- tude of the United States government particularly with reference to this nations efforts to safeguard the in- terests of foreigners in Mexico He realizes that the powers of Europe look to the United States, through American consuls to see that their subjects are protected. General Car ranza is attaining better under standing of the Monroe Doctrine and now realizes that the United States
 has none but the best intentions in requesting that it be kept informed concerning the affairs of the subjects of other countries in Mexico
 Il am to meet General CarranZa in
 Juarez in q few days when l expect to be able to give to the world some facts that will reveal him in an ever | better light. He will establish his provisional headquarters in Juare1 and then will proceed to Chihuahua
 He may go on as far as Torreon. tht
 progress of Villas army determining ] that. He and Villa are in full ac-
 cord, as far as I have been able tt
 determine.'
 Dr. Tupper visited Phoenix las
 November when Vice-President Mar
 shall was here and at that time hel,