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The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
TIGERS HAVE session
ecPUlAcE WORRIED.

They are worried In Boston. The
pDRulace does not seem to have the
sublime faith In the Red Sox that
tteir record justifies This fact was
amply demonstrated by the peevish-
ness OF the fans.
Boston has for years been known
~ one Of the fairest baseball cities
arotInd the circuit Philadelphia
crowds have frequently been nasty
and some vigorous roofing is usually
expected at Chicago. But the mob
was amazing. II was bad enough
for the fans TO hiss and boo Cobb.
But, the attack upon the great play
~ was lrowdyism to the nth degree.
and an incident that will react
against the Rex Sox wherever they
go
II &c very likely 10 react on the
tear at home, too. Hughey Jen.
bIngs asserted. after the Boston
series here, that Detroit would have
won At least two games and would
probably made q clean sweep IL the
sc-ies had been played elsewhere
than Detroit He called attention
&c the fact that the players we're at
home. where they had a large ac-
duuintanee and were mixing with
the sans OF evenings. They heard
vi the pessimism and nervous chat.
ter that real fans always uncork
when a ball player IL near, and they
were too strongly impressed with
the Importance Of the series for
their own good. They. too. became
nervous. and thereby lost the
breaks
Y Tie Boston popuIace is as peev.
ish over the defeat OF YESTERDAY as
their roughneck attitude toward the
Visiting club indicated, Carrisan's
piayers win get nome rough riding
wherever they happen 10 bump
against fans And Il won't do them
o BIT Of good
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
FEDS WANT TO
STEAL McGRAW.

Now who do rou suppose the Feds
are after None other than John
McGraw, The sturdiest OF all the gen
erals Of crganized ball. 7, Is posi-
lively asserted in quarters friendly
TO o. p. that the outlaws have made
a tentative offer 20 McGraw TO as
sumo the leadership OF the club that
Gililcre hopes TO place in New York
ely. and that The fgures named
Holh make the Giant pilot q very
rich man in a few years. # the sum
We're. really paid
a Formal proposition will be made
TIC MnGra W, y IL asserted, as socn as
The Giants return 70 New FORK. This
IS s1id 20 &c part OF a plsn OF GH-
mores to place an unbeatable club
OF stars in New York and get some
great manager 10 lead it.
The source from which this in.
formation Is cleaned does not OK
pect McCraw 10 accept, despite the
size of the salary TO be offered and
the guarantee against loss by litiga.
ton that is said 10 hC included. TEo
years ago big outlaw offer was
made McGraw. just before he signed
his :ast contract with the Giants.
but re turned II down Fat. More
over. despite the fact that "Maggxy"
faces the tremendous task OF re-.
building ? winning club in New
York at tine when he has lost
MS relish for such arduous labor. II
is not likely that he forsake the
scene OF bis great triumphs. nor de
serf lis. friends. all of whom. with
the possible exception Of Ned Han
Ion. are connected with organized
ball.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17

fast with n loose easy grace that
characterized the work OF Stanley
Ectctel In his - contests he
scored II knockouts. He was
knocked ont himself early this year,
JcT ShIth, the Jersey-loy cropped
him Ia hS>>tala->r- on Jan -
HoNcver. be has since won from
Smith on foul. Tor which the
American was barred from ever
boxing in Australia Iyain. Sounds
Ike crooked dchtD Then he
knocked out Mick King, tie Austral-
ian champion On July 81. 1915,
Darcy X cd our own Eddie Nc
Goorty.
He is something for Mike Glib
buns 20 think about.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
OTHER 6REENHORNS
HAVE WON.

Pill Marshall is not the first anna
teur boxing promoter 10 clean up in
his debut Tex Richard was hardly
known outside of tis home town
when he got Battling Nelson and
Joe Cans together al Goldheld by a
tempting purse, the amount OF which
s,as blingcr for that time An un-
known promoter BY the name of
O'Day broueht Bat Nelson and Ad
VulEast together when the Michi-
Gan Wildcat won his title, and he
cleaned mp. Jack Curle, was pretty
ynuch OF greenhorn when he put
the Observation-Disclosures wrestling
match over on gullible public to
the tune Of some $4,000. These I'M
knowns are not ALWAYS Loobs.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
Coach To Try German
Uniform COlOrs On
Gridders

The European war Is going 10
have It's effect on football this sea
son, according to the plans Of Fred
Murphy, coach OF northwestern uni
versity Murphy Will secure "invis-
ible" uniforms for his players, like
the uniforms worn by German sol
diers
when Murphy read that greenish-
gray uniforms worn by the Germans
made !; hard 10 soc them on the
around or against n natural back.
ground. he immediately adapted the
.idee TO the business In which he IL
most expert.
Northwestern footballers have al.
~sys worn purple. Murphy he's de.
cided purple is too conspicuous. lie
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
Invisible Football Teams
May Be Result of War

will get grconish-gray UNIFORMS, fig
uring they will be less attractive
and deceive the other fellows
Murphy mo7c recalls a scheme
concoctcd several years ago by
Coach Warner. CT the Carlisle In
dams. Warcer had footballs painted
on tho coats. TIE idea was 70 keep
TIC enemy from telling which player
hid the oval
None OF the truck stunts In the
way Of uniforms ever adopted by
coaches has done much good. but
Coach Murphy. with his "inyisiblo"
uniforms. may be starting revold'
ton in the selection of gridiron ap
pnrel.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17

At last. after many years. Aus
tralia seems TO have turned out a
fighter OF the old class-the class
OF Fitzsimmons. Hall. Critic. Muir
ply. Creedon, and Jackson.
This fighter's name is Les Darcy.
In the Antipodes YES Darcy IS
regarded as the legitimate middle
weight champion OF the world by
virtue of bis victories over Mick
King. Jen Smith, and Eddie Nc
Goorty. No other middleweight has
as good claim TO the title.
Darcy Is not yet 20 years old. He
was born in West Maitland Oct
%. 1895. He only began boxing in
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
eoRYELL rs tssx
NotNDeo AeolE.


EAST LANSING. Nch., Sept
l17.-"Sherm" Coryeu y fesef>$e
tackle and decidedly dolxhS ass
pirant for a tackle pOsitNn- on
this seasons Aggie team. NAas
achieved distinction among As
fellow footballers by beComilk
the hrst cripple ON this years.
squad.
"sherm." although inclined 10
the avoirdupois. attempted 10
fput on correct imitation OF
barefoot dance without the seven
e.Tsls The club house at the
~, however. was bhllt before
AssA>ss became epidemic. The
fio6rsA.g-asa> not meant for such
syratiods&ss tnos..ss. essayed by
coryell, and s~sisys. sas MS r..F
ward. '-''sEs - -,
The silver penetrated his right
Moot so deeply that It was neces-
say TO have a physician remove
Il. Meanwhile, Cory6lls1 as pi-
oneer Non the hospital squad, is
enJoying few days Of leisure,
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
Krazy Horse" VerriL Hailed As Most Daring OF All
Motorcycle Racers Is Expected to Star Here Sunday

fore and as the manufacturers have
entered their complete teams in
Guiding the Indian. TEor. Exc clsior,
Harley and others, the competition
will no: only be individual but also
team encounters.
he races VIII start al $3.50. The
Interstate Racing association. under
tho auspices OF which the contests
are hcid by sanction OF the national
controlling body, the Federation OF
American Motorcycles, has decid-
ed to charge admission only, max
ing the grandstand free.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
MCNAMARA QUITS
F. YOST'S GAME

ANN ARBOR. Afich- sept l7-It
hns been announced that Tom Nc.
Nsriara VIII not play football this
fall. Nc Namafa was a promising
possibility for quarterback he ex-
poets 30 stick 10 his studies un,il
sprlng, when nc VIII devote all his
athletic attention 70 baseball
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
Let THEM RAVE
ON.

As for the attitude Of the fans a,
the hall park--all Jennings can wish
II that they rave on. That's the sor,
OF stun. az has often been said. tina,
th~ Tigers dote on. Never was there
team that throve bettor when
sting With me gan.
The Boston newspapers are prob.
ably IT, blame for tie hostile recep-
tion given the, Tigers. a. Boston.
The men OF Jennings for months
have been pictured in the public
ys'rf "a evfi.tongued monstors & no
owee their place IN the pennant race
70 sbuse Of the foe. Which n
4 ercssly exaggerated statement OF
atruth-,hc club has not been found
thss tould gain nricf IN an exchange
~ pevyonaIstjss VIII the Detroit ont
And u must be admitted tsa, the
zTi&ess occasionally speculate audi.
NY upon the manner In which some
pnxsrs draw salaries without earn.
~ 14eg st times when such spec.
(; ~ >ou = disconcertine to the pas.
{lpsefs IN question.
A may ~ also that rowdyism IN
esof bsIl parks IL partially the
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
fridays Possibilities: VIM 66g Lose 662A Detroit W 65I Lose

rth-f- a. q ere available, Minnesota
has Non tho championship seven
times, three times dividing the hon
ors with other schools Michigan
twice and Illinois once Michigan
was champion five times, including
three ties. and Chicago Vas undis-
putN champion Eve times illinois
W \ dear title Tor the first time
iasp year. Minnesota and Illinois are
the fayorites This year, Here. Is the
dope in "a Die form
ISae-W- Sronsfn Chicago
1917 Wisconsin
.4NH>--9d trH tgan
lNrF-f- ChtCNEu +
tgRQ-lM Mime 40 ta.-,pwa
LS-1--W i-cunsin Michigan
- & sst..- Michigan .
fpur~- Minnesota -MichigaI
1904 sMlchigan-M inUesoN
fee5--ChiCaE0
. laO6--M UResota
'ur 1907. ,hiCaEo-
'lfeS--Chicagp ..
o.. ttps-M lunespfa-
!, i9In4-At nnesVta Illinois
Y 'lHfl@ Minnesota
DIV " onsV
\IGIS--a-eicago /
E5 SbnhnSiT
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
BYRON APOLOGIES
TO CHICAGO FANS

CHICAGO. Sept i7s-Umpire
"LIrd" Byron. who halls froms De-
troit and who car always be ex-
pected 10 no something that no one
else thougHt OF. publicly apologized
t. the fans for having attempted 10
punch Red" Smith. OF the braves.
after Wednesdays game.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
Thirty out at Northwestern.

CHICAGO. Sept t7.--Thirty can
didates answered the call for foot
ball practice at Northwestern uni.
versity yesterday. The squad was
put through n light drill by Austin
Strombcrg, captain Of the purple
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
ev.rr Nay ccscn Yale.

ST. LOUIS. Sept i7.-Johnny
Evers says that II he Is Paid enough
be ill gladly desert 'hc. profession.
~ diamond nnd coach the Yale bese.
bell i>am. lie thinks he won't wor.
- as much on tic college diamond
IN major loaruc ossebal.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
MISS WAGNER TO
GET TOP RATING

ENGLEWOOD. n. j.. Sept IL
Miss Nellie Wagner cinched her
rating az one OF the top 10 among
women tennis players by winning
out IN the New Jersey state cham.
pionship singles here. She defeat
cd Miss Ina KisseIl, ca. co.
\ purse ~ ft0.oO0 H. huns mp for
grand circuit rnccr at Syracuse.
Which - another wa: of snvi-g Old
Pop Geer. and Tom Murphy sve sbout
to make few bRuk deposits.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
IleES GET GREAT START,
AND MANNER OF WHINING
MAKES THEIR STOCK BOOM
What May Happen\
in Standings Today

result OF the methods employed by
George Stallings and Johnny Eyers.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
Flelder Jonsa suspended.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. iT.--Thrce days
vacation 81 what Fielder Jono- drew
from Proxy Gilmore Yesterday for
W run IN win Umpire Mullin in
I've BroCklynSt Louis game.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
PJ ENTY WILLING.
BUT FEW CHOSEN

Tn r. are plenty Of candidates ont
for tho University Of Detroit foot
hall team. but Coach Costello is bav.
irg tough time finding varsity cali
bre among them. Re has bat four
veterans. Msrshke. Campbell GUM
~ and Peake. Weight as well as
experience is lacking in the squad
ne nov has
The football practice season opens
-rsi up goes the price Of nrnicn.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17

The passing 81 Baker, Harry nad
rsiiIa- from Connie unrkr 500. g11
i"n~,a g. summed up In the recent
heraiiues
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17

Printing the pisls nca, sIrd---ths'
fs viRhf--T'mr~ Ioi, epf,--Nsir ts1D,
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
W'HITtAUIO
CLUB WINS
Cleveland Champs To
Play Here Saturday
and Sunday Y

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. 1.-THE
biggest crowd that ever saw a ball
game in Somers park witnessed the
m"d;ug OF the white Autos into city.
amateur champions yesterday. This
club viii go 10 Detroit Saturday 10
play threc-game series with the
Grand Laundry club. of that city. in
the first round OF the national cham
rion tournament
The victory OF the White Autos
vas won In the ninth inning, when
: three-run rally gave them a mar.
gin ever the Stinchcomb Engineers.
whereas they had no runs before.
As the result OF this game. Crowley
'he Auto pitcher. will be presented
with a touring car this fall Only
the presence OF many policemen
prevented rioting az the park as
the Autos swept into-the lead.
CLEVELAND. o., Sept l7.-Be.
cause $50 was not forthcoming.
Manager Danny Shay, OF the Kan
sas City American association
leagne, led his squad Of ball tossers
from the field yesterday, forfeiting
the game TO the Cleveland Spiders.
Dansy was angry because the
Spider mana cement wanted him 10
play free preliminary 10 an ANA
four game fnY tho CITY tifia and re-
fused to divvy half the 500 rental
paid by the amateurs for the
grounds Twelve thousand amateur
fans boo-hoocd Shay In big league
style as be marched of the lot, fol
lowed by his Cowboys.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-17
FALL TOURNEY
NEARING EN-

The summaries OF tho Tturs1
play IN ,hc FOIL Tournament n. =
retroit Golf club ire ~ follows
- rd wound No ctrusf.-- f..
Or. Fulionw'icr > ~; : = Hood aa
" 1frTro~er rrdf A. t vi.
hcat @ p ~c.i<.sNf and r. r
Brswu Fr7' g p Brrltn = up
Confoj1tiqr Forrrd round "
kcktr. h.st u - La.4a--- r---,
r1icS W Y lowe Heat SIS
Hartman q pn1l TX. y t.norard D..
Y \ nr"Rri ? ard . W. s Thpu
con beat " Narkv 7 up.
woman writer who attended 4
Nrirnrinsd-Gib bout CHILLED ~
"t'uniioycd piersure." perh-ps sh
rnf the riIhf dope. but fhnt -ouu
like IN awful thins to rry nbout
boxing match.
-
pnckcy NcFn-fn-d u auotrs
snyiua ne Will rot nrst rrr.o. e,
trfIi, not. Fighters DON'T hsbt n
npore-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-18
Villas Wife, Who Is Reported at
Chihuahua City, Said to Be
Urging That He Resign and
Make His Way to the u. S.
CHIEFS WAR COUNCIL
ATTRACTING ATTENTION
Representatives of the MADEIRA
Lumber Company Say They
Cannot Pay Assessment of
Three Hundred Pesos.

Ell PASO Dec 1.-THE proceed
inas of the Villa council of war at Chi
luahua City. reported to be conferTing
by arrivals from the capital. are the
dominating note in the Mexican situa-
tion here The proceedings of the
council are secret Persons i'm the
confidence of General Villas family of
Juarez said Sonora Luz CaTal de VIII
ia. wife of General villa. who is al the
capital was endeavoring TO persuade
Villa to resign his command and cross
the border
The Carranza force which recently
passed through FL Paso. enroute to
Nogales, Sonora, is nov enroute to
Maria, Texas. according to consulate
advices. Il is declared other Carran-
"a troops will be shipped to Fort Han
cock, Texas
Representative of the MADEIRA com
pany, whose employees are held as hos
tages for the alleged non-payment of
wages to Mexican workmen were in
formed that all Of their thirty Ameri-
can employees had arrived at Chihua-
hua as prisoners of villa Arrivals
from Chihuahua last night reported
that when they left the capital city
Tuesday only three were held as pri-
soners at Guerrero, near MADEIRA In
formation today accounted for the re-
naming number The two who es-
capped to the woods are evidently at
large
The representatives were given un-
ti tomorrow to meet debts estimated
at 10000 pesos The other villa de-
mand, for 100000 under threat of de-
suruction OF the property cannot be
met the representatives say
1t is reported that Colonel Villa, the
fiscal agent Of the Villa government,
returned 20 Juarez from chihuahua
City with two million pesos of villa
currency miuted from conhscated bull
lion with which TO buy SUPPLIES The
Carranza consulate announced, i'm CON
junction with Obregon, it was work
ing to secure the allegiance of eight
cen Villa generals and other officers
with commands now i'm Chihuahua CT
ty.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-18
MODE RATION IN
AUS RIAN
COMMENT
Vienna Neue Erie PreSSe Is Said
TO Be the Most CaustiC Edi-
torial Comment Contained in
Austrian Newspapers.

VIENNA. Dec H. Moderation char
acterizes the editorials commenting i'm
the Austrian newspapers ON the reply
to the United States Ancona note,
which was published Thursday The
comment i'm the Neue Erie Presse
probably is the most caustic.
It says Baron Burian answered
the uncouth note of the United States
with careful reserve. In the prelimi-
nary counter-eNpianation. the effort is
made to induce the Washington cabi
net to establish the reliability of the
charges that international law has
been violated, instead Of accepting the
genoralities of accusations made in
a state of supcr-eNcitemeut'
The Neue Freie Presse continues.
The calm treatment of the American
note is good for the reason that the
old world has been stupid enough TO
make itself economically dependent
upon the new world by wasting it's
strength But it shows superior po-
liteness governing negotiations be.
tween the peoples"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-18
LuII in Fighting in the Balkans
Thought to Presage Attack BY
the TeutOnS Either in the West
or East.
GERMAN TROOP AND
GUN MOVEMENT NOTED
Only Fighting in the Balkans Is
in Albanian Section: Serbs
Said to Have COuntered on the
BulgarianS.

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-18
MEXICO GETTING
GOOD IN BIG
HURRY
Several Governors, in Republic,
introducing Radical Reforms;
Liquor, Gambling, Bull Fight
ing and Other Sports Hit.

WASHINGTON, Dec 17-The pro-
hibition of bull hghting in one of the
Mexican states, and the sale of intox-
icating liquor in another, has been de-
creed in connection with Carranza's
reform program.
Copies Of the DEGREES reached the
Mexican embassy The governor Of
Yucatan, i'm addition to prohibiting
liquor sales. declared effective through
out the state the agrarian reforms Of
the Caranza platform. He announced
he would soon issue new treasury
public construction and employers liza
bility regulations.
The reforms Of the governor Of ia
lisco include the abolition Of bull fight
ing, obligatory Sunday rest from lab
ors, the reduction Of hours Of labor. a
minimum wage regulation Of the lid
uor traffic and the prohibition Of gam
bling.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-18
BANDITS
KILLED IN
ST. PAUL
Three Bandits Killed BY Detect
ives While Former Endeavor to
Hold up Saloon; End to Hold
ups Seen.

ST. PAUL. Dec 1.-Two bandits
were killed and another probably NOR
tally wounded, and detectives serious
ly wounded, in a gun fight between de-
tectives and bandits. when the latter
attempted to rob the patrons Of a sa-
loon
Following a series Of saloon robber-
les I'm the outlying sections of St. Paul
in the past ten days, the chief of po-
lice stationed plain clothes men in a
number Of saloons anticipating further
appearance of the bandits. TWO detec-
tives were in the Rice Street saloon
when the three bandits entered.
They drew revolvers and command
ed the six patrons to throw up their
hands The detectives covered the
outlaws. Their command TO surren-
der was met by a fusilade OF shots
Detective Gottfried was struck by
three bullets Both detectives return
ed the fire and all the bandits dropp-
ed None of the onlookers was hurt
Gottfried is expected to recover The
outlaws will probably die. None Of
the bandits were identified.
One bandit told the hospital attend
ants he was Alexander Charlton. of
st. Louis He died three hours after
the shooting. The other bandits bod
les are unidentified.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-18
KOENIG
FOR BOMB
PLOT
Former Head of Hamburg-Ame-
riCan Line Investigation Bur-
eau and LynedeCker Held for
lnStigating Conspiracy.

NEW YORK. Dec 17-Paul Koenig
formerly head of the secret service on
the Hamburg American Line, and
Richard Lynedecker were arrested by
agents of the Department OF Justice
charged with conspiring to attempt to
blow up the Welland Canal The act
ual plan to destroy the canal was map
ped out at Buffalo according to the
complaint. which alleges that Koenig
and Lynedecker left New York Sep
tember p for Buffalo over the Lehigh
Valley railroad The latter went to
Niagara Falls The complaint speci-
fcally charges it was the purpose
and intent of the defendants TO de-
stroy. mutilate and damage the Well
and Canal by force of arms"
Koenig was arrested in the office Of
the Hamburg American Line Before
the war he had charge of the compa-
ny's bureau of investigation Since
then, it is charged. he has been head
Of the German secret service in the
United States Lyuedecker was ar
rested in his Fifth Avenue antique
shop. Agents of the Department Of
Justice declare they found i'm his Of
flee maps and drawings of the Welland
Canal Both are said to have admit
ed being along the canal on the Amer
lean side They asserted they never
crossed into Canada. The specific
charge is violation OF the United
States penal code section which pro
hibits planning within the boundaries
Of the United States a military expe-
dition against a foreign power Lyn-
decker claims to be an American.
He is said to have admitted that he
was employed by Koenig who took
his FIRST United States citizenship pa
pers ten years ago He never applied
for the second The government as
serted that Koenig is known by many
names. Koenig. under the name of
Stemmler it is charged, was responsi-
bic for obtaining from Gustav Stahl
an affidavit which declared Stahl had
seen the guns aboard the Lusitania
the day before the last voyage Pre-
else details of the alleged plot ara
withheld i is understood that K0e-
mig and LyDedeeker employed spies to
photograph the canal. prepare plans
and make arrangements for blowing
up the waterway at its most important
point
YOUTH ARRESTED
NEW YORK, Dec IT, Frederick I.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-18
COMMITS SUICIDE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec l7.-George
Herr assistant cashier Of the Anglo
London Paris National Bank, commit
ted suicide He had been confined to
an asylum for a nervous breakdown.
He escaped his nurse, locked himself
in a bathroom and shot himself in the
head as his wife and the nurse tried
to break open the door.
Herr was commended by the feder.
al authorities for placing before the
federal grand jury information is
sought regarding the financial trans
actions involving the purchase Of a
cargo said TO be intended for ship
ment 20 the German feet in the PACT
ic.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-18
REApY FoR WEoDINo

WASHINGTON, Dec 17.-Arrange-
ments for the Wilson-Galt wedding
are completed 1t viii be solemnized
tomorrow evening at Mrs. Galt's home
All tshe guests have arrived. The de-
tails are secret. Il is known the cou-
pie win go to some point south as soon
after the wedding as possible.
Most Of the wedding party will wit
ness the christening at the White
House tomorrow OF Ellen Ellison Nc
Adoo, the seven months old daughter
Of the Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo, the
Presidents only granddaughter. The
President will act as godfather to the
baby. The god-mothers win be Mrs.
Francis Sayre and Miss Helen Wood
row Bones.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-18
PROTEST FROM EL PAso

Ell PASO, Doc. 1.-THE sheriff and
other citizens of El Paso county have
protested TO Governor Ferguson a.
gainst the Carranza troop movements
leading TO an invasion of Chihuahua
from this county II is not known
that an invasion of Mexico from El
Paso County is contemplated but the
sheriff said such action which he fear
ed would result i'm unnecessary en-
dangering of lift and property
The Lieutenant governor replied in
the absence OF Governor Ferguson,
who is In ST. Louis, he could not re-
scind permission for the troops move
ments which he said had been issued
two weeks ago.