Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-02
Villa Has Best Time of Life in Douglas According to State
 ment of Many-0bregOn, on the Other Hand Was Worried
Big Reception Given Generals
 by Americans and MexiCanS
 on Border Sonora Will Be Peaceful After Their Mission

DOUGLAS. Ariz., Sept. 1.--General "Pancho" Villa never enjoyed him self more than he did in Douglas and Agua Prieta yesterday afternoon and last night He was like a small boy at a picnic General Obregon, the other peace commissioner, seemed, however to be under more of a strain On him has fallen the real brunt of the mission to Sonora, and he showed all day in his demeanor that he was more or less worried
 The reception to the visiting party closed last night with a dance at Az ua Prieta, the party leaving the city in its special train at 2 o'clock this morning Earlier in the eyeuing the party were the guests of American and Mexican residents of the city at an informal dinner at the Country Clubl General Villa. dressed Tn Q light suit, a light Stetson hat a soft white shirt with a soft collar that was wilted and a carelessly tied necktie, was an object of intense curiosity. He made a good impression. Most people thought he looked better than the pictures of him indicated.
 Generals Not Jealous.
 At Villas left at the dinner table sat James S. Douglas. At his right sat Dr. L. B. Raschbaum a German, who is chief of his medical staff and his private physician. At the head of the table was seated Col. Fierro. said to one of Villas favorites. pr. Raschbaum made speech in behalf of Villa
 Change In Situation.
 After having, On Saturday, vested Governor Jose Maytorena of Sonora with full civil and military power in the state, Generals Obregon and Villa held another conference Sunday and deprived the governor of the military authority The radical change in the situation became known following the arrival of the Villa-Obregon party here yesterday afternoon The com missioners say that a circular issued in Nogales, violently attacking Obre- gon and Villa, was responsible for the sudden shirt in the situation May torena insists that the circular was the work of his enemies.
 Friends of Maytorena here are of the opinion that Maytorena was trlcked. They point to the fact that Carranza once offered to appoint Maytorena on his cabinet if he would resign the governorship, but that Maytorena declined. He figured that it was a means to be employed by Carranza to get rid of him. as the head chief might have dismissed him from the cabinet for any reason "A hours after he appointed him.
 Yaquis May Fight.
 The Maytorena adherents say under the new arrangement another war of the federal government against the Yaquis may result. They say that Diaz' war against the Yaquis cost $50, OOO. .OOO and that it will cost that much more to exterminate the 5000 Yaquis that remain in the state. They argue that it would be cheaper to pension these luuldhh hllci tue HioAhNi Vi thN United States than to attempt to an nihilate them under the old Diaz the ory that it is cheaper to kill man than 10 placate him
 The new order given to Maytorena by Obregon is very much to the point General Hill, known to be distasteful to Maytorena and to have a number of enemies in Sonora, left in charge of the federal troops in place Of Gales. The order is as follows;
 Text Of Order.
 "This general headquarters has seen Gt to revoke the commission in your favor which has been given you
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