Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-22
GOODNESS SAKE! WAR MENACES
 ARIZONA
Tucson Calls For Volunteers And Flight of Two Jap Aer- Oplsnes Over Old Pueblo Is Described

Described
 TUCSON, April z1.-Following a discussion of the menace to border towns in the event of campaign in Mexico before the Luncheon club of this city recently, the organization of a third company of the national guard here has been undertaken This is in line with the efforts of Colonel Chas w Harris, Adjutant General of the state to strengthe nthe regiment
 One of the speakers before the club declared that it was possible for a body of cavalry, 400 or more i'm num- Der to ride from the Mexican border to Tucson, capture the city, force the banks to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars and get back to the border Inmolested
 The new company will consist part. y of students of the University of Arizona Lieutenant Chas A. Me 3erve is doing the recruiting The other speaker declared that in II days. troops from Japan could be landed 1n the soil of continental American
 nd once there, could subsist iude- iuitely on the sources of that rich region Provisions for may armies would be found in the stores of the 'oast cities and money to pay the
 roops and buy munitions in their banks
 Let no one count on the financial inprepardness of Janan," he warned That Tucson and its environs have leen completely mapped within the past two weeks by two Japanese aero | planes on a reconnaissance from their l1ase at Turtle Bay on the west coast )f Lower California, is the theory Of ocal persons who have followed the developments since the visit of Jap lnese warships at that place, follow
 ng the discovery of two strange aero. planes at Amole Peak last week by | workman at the old Yuma mine | For some reason or other the dis eovery of the two biplanes was not
 made public, for although the men at | the mine were mystifed by the sub den appearance of two machines in the air. they did not attach any par icular importance to the matter But when the matter was reported to sev- eral prominent men who were ac 1uainted with conditions in Sonora land Lower California sufficient evil ience was brought forward to iudi- cate that the two machines may very probably have been aeroplaues recon ! aoitering tho southern part of An zona
 The facts of the discovery of the two machines have been completely verified. as they were seen by at least twenty persons at the old Yuma mine
 It seems that about noon on April 10 Pascual Castillo, a workman al the mine, saw two machines approach | ing towards the southwest betweer
 the camp and Amole Peak. which is Il50O feet above the surrounding coun . try
 The machines were close together
 and flying low and were travelling a 9 rapid rate. Castillo immediatel! called w. P. Ross, the foreman, an'
 two young men, Sanborn and M. D
 Shapell. shift bosses, who are doin' practical mining work before enter ing the University of Arizona mex
 year. They came out and the mel
 who were off duty, about twenty il b all. immediately followed. The 5 watched the machines until they dis , appeared in the southwest.
 The theory is that the aeroplane { were sent from Turtle Bay as soo , as the batteships touched at Una point The other theory. that the
 may have been Mexican aeroplanes, mot credited by persons in touch wit n the Mexican situation The machine
 known to be in the possession O
 Maytorena are not in good shape am . , 1t is not believed that any from Hel
 mosilo of Guaymas would be abl
 10 penetrate so far into the Unite States, even were there any objeC ,- for the trip. No machines are know "a to be in the possession of Geners
 Gales. lt is a well known fact Una
 he has been negotiating for aerO planes for use in his campaign to gai possession of the state, but it abs
 lutely known that he has not yet Ina l any machines delivered to him o- Another theory is that the m o chimes may have been owned by Gel
 Villa, but it does not seem probab e that they would be hyine in the Uni P. ed States, or in the direction that tho