Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-28
SCOTT VILLA
PACT TOHAVE
No EFFECT
NOW
Villa Consul Says That Violation
Of Pact BY Gales NuIiified the
Agreement and That Villa win
Act Accordingly.
NAC0, LAST NIGHT,
STILL CALLlSTA
Villa Consul Declares That Con-
VentiOnaIiSt Leader Will Send
Enough Troops Into Sonora to
Clean Out CarranCiStaS.

That the Scott -Calles.VnIa pact
ratified early this year by General
Hugh Scott. chief Of staff Of the Unit.
ed States army. Francisco Villa. chief
of lhe Conyenuonalist forces. and p.
ELIAS Gales, head of the Carranza
forces in the state of Sonora. will
have no binding power on the Villa
forces that are now advancing from
the state of Sonora and reported at
Llanos, Chihuahua. one weeks march
from Aqua Prieta, was the statement
made yesterday by j. Lozano Perez.
NillaMaytorena consul at Naco, yes
torday
The reason assigned for this stand
is the alleged fact that Gales violated
the agreement when he occupied Naco
ON July 10 and kept a garrison Of
troops i'm the town for several days
Gales. at the time through his con-
sular agents, maintained that Mayto-
rena had violated the pact in the
month of February, when he occupied
Naco after Gales had evacuated the
towl, at an earlier date
The Conventionalist forces have
10000 troops harassing Obregon," q"
said Consul Perez yesterday "Asso-
ci0ted Press and other agencies have
had Vnlt evacuat Torreon for the
past three or four weeks. villa is
still there The Conyeutionalist lead
er is working toward Monclova, and
the press dispatches give villa credit
with having sent between eight and
ten thousand troops into Sonora by
way of Juarez
villa is go.ug TO clean Sonora Of
Carrancista troops. He has well
equipped troops and is bringing an
ample supply of cannon and guns to
do the work
"Inasmuch as Gales has already
violated the Scott-Villa-Calles past,
the Conyentioualist leader considers
that agreement null and void. We in
tend to take Aqua Prieta and Naco.
Should the United States recognize
Carranza the citizens of this country
should appreciate that as far from
the consensus of opinion of the know
ing Americans along the border. I
think vote of the latter, taken along
the border of the United States would
prove that Villa is the man to control
Mexico. Carrauza has always been
stubborn he has deled the Ulited
States and is now defying the Pan
American conference and If the coun-
tries, so dehed, decide TO recognize
him. they must take the consequence
of what occurs afterward."
Naco Still Callista.
Though Naco was reported eyacuat-
ed yesterday by Gales forces, late
last night there was stlll a garrison
of Gales troops in the town The in
dications are that Gales will leave
Naco. There are Yaqui troops report
ed within a few miles of the town.
They are reported on several sides
of the San Jose mountains. The
Gales aeroplane was taken from Naco
TO Aqua Prieta Sunday and there
have been other movements which
would indicate that Naco viii soon
be in the hands of Maytorena, other
wise the town is quiet
Fear for the Yaquis.
The Border Vidette. of Nogales, has
the following to say in regard to the
retreat Of the Gales troops from
Santa Cruz. blaming that action on
the latter's fear Of the terrible va
quis;
From fear of the Yaquis-fear of
the little brown men who boasted
that they took no prisoners nor left
wounded I'm the held-of the guarrilla
fighters who did not know enough
TO turn back before a superior force
fear Of Urbalejo, the Yaqui general
these were the causes Of the retreat
Of the Gales forces from Mascarenas
TO Del Rio
"On the Canauea road Sunday after
noon, IN a stoddord Dayton automobile
we met many small bands of Gales
soldiers. Some were going forward
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