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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-04

the city and experience are my main
recommendations to you in this contest
for the office,
Most Of my life has been spent
among you, and my personal reputa-
tion needs no comment from me or
anyone else to satisfy you.
I therefore confidently submit my
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-04

paid adv,)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-04

candidacy to you in the hope and en-
pectation that you will put the seal Of
your approval upon my work and either
nominate or elect me at this time to
the office of City Recorder as re-
ward of faithful service rendered to
you.
Respectfully submitted,
(Pd. Adv.) II. W. ELGIN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-04

the W. C. 7. Z. to place all the school
children of the city in the prohibition
parade Monday afternoon and the pro-
hibition meeting later at the armory.
After considerable discussion, the board
unanimously agreed that it would be
unwise to grant the request or TO dis
miss the schools before the usual hour
in order that the children might par
ticipate in the meeting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-04
DEMOCRATS CLAIM

Continued from page one.)
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Keep Oregon Money at Home
How much thought have you given the slogan Of the Brewers
Keep Oregon Money at Home, Save the
Hop and Allied Industries?'

DyOu know that the Oregon hop almost entirely an export CROP that their
most Shm days the Brewers Oregon used only small percentage of
the hops grown the State? This percentage estimated equal not more
than two cent When local buyers without orders from eastern hop
markets. did you know Of local brewery coming the rescue Of the
grower and purchasing his crop?
The market for the hop entirely and foreign market which has
not been affected the slightest degree by the fact that Oregon has gone dry
The present low price hops occasoned by boycott as the Brewers
would have believe but by the fact that the Foreign Governments now at
have placed embargo upon the Importation hops into their countries
tor the reason that necessary that their sh commerce bring them
only products Of some actual food value.
The opening mees Oregon would not increase the price hops to
percep degree From financial economic point Of view the on
persons who would be benefited the least the owners Of stock regons
several Bewees These the who actually interested this
and not the NURSING MOTHERS and the INVALID whom thew contend
are in need Of their product
you would keep Oregon money home and at the same time provide
n and equitable distribution Of this money! prohibit the brewer from manu-
featuring beer and from selling the poor hong man whose money is
needed to feed cloth and shelter his family.
Give the family of the poor abomg opportunity to spend his wages
tor the necessities and comforts of e rather than take those wages out Of
legitimate channels Of trade to eventually enrich the Golfers Of the Brewer
yOu know Of Brewer who actually compelled by financial cir
cmances hungry How many customers and customers families
could who have been exactly this condition. hey have an even
break now Let it remain as lis
KEEP OREGON MONEY AT HOME AND GIVE 1T AN HONEST AND FAIR
CHANCE TO WORK
Vote 315XNo
KEEP OREGON MONEY AT HOME BY PROHIBITING INTOXICATING LIQUORS
FROM BEING IMPORTED INTO The STATE FOR BEVERAGE PURPOSES
Vote SIG X Yes.
Marion County Dry Committee, William H. Trinde Chairman
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Public Service Com
mission Of MARYLAND.
ORDER 40. 2eID,

ORDER so 264g,
In the matter 81 the Joini application
~ the Washington, Potomac and
Chesapeake Railway Company and
tho CheSapeakr and ls0tomuc Teie
phone Company ~ baltimore CitY
for AN order approving an agree
ment whereby tho former Company
granted permission a. she latter
Company 10 maintain Telephone
line on is right ~ wny ia Ia ilir
counties " Prince GEORGES, Charles
and Saint Mary's. Maryland.
before ~ Robbie Service Commission
Of Maryland.
CASE No i0a1
Tie atnsa mentioned pcsisson has.
ing bren received and hlcd. ID "a THIS
twenty. eighth day 81 January. 1915. ~
the Public Service Commission ii
MARYLAND.
0RDfHFp. That he same IL, aud 4
Is hfreby, SCI TOR hearing II isse u5lics
% thr Commissions f5aitimpre Mary
land. on Juneday. February sih, INA.
at II o'clock, a. NJ.
fsaovfpm f,nr applicant cassse 4
copy Of this Order 10 b. published III
least Qua iignr IN some newspaper btsb.
lished "a Prince George County. ~
least one titne n some neN 4nnprr tigsi,,
lsshed IL Charles County and al least
Onc time Ia sonfe newspaper pnbI,slted
Ia 81 MRfy's Cuuniy before the ssy
enfh day of February. 1916.
True C'opy--,fcst
Siancfi 81 n. FENf1At.f,.
z-3.lt secrrtary.
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The proposition for bonding the
county II the amount Of 500, 600.
should be well considered By the
taxpayers, before hasty action Is
taken Wa lsavc ~ 4 basis upon
which 10 raise the interest and ere
ate a sinking fund, only 81, 100000.
and the loss 10 revenue resulting
from the passage Of the local option
law, which took care Of the sinkiyps
fund Cor the preeegS out-stan1fng
bonded ndebtedDkss, togethe,fwith
the loss in basis sllstained ytthe ex-
emption d furniture uplto $500.
and The losg u baAis bxfinsolyeney
when the saloons are abolished, putt
u n . rather to- difscult position u
90 u 3 too great extent before We
haSe considered what The cost We
win be forced II Paw i aasertalned
- sine ] 10000, 900. basis, 10 be
within conservative bounds, Il viii
require 4 tax Of cents on the 800,
toraise 81 900 Now il is self cyi.
dent that what is gone ~ gone, and
unless we have been wasting or
revenue, we must make up an equiv
alent amount somehow---and under
our present system the only means
thatsuegests its-self il direct tax
alton.
But we need better roads in orlc
to keep abreast with the progressive
program we are now maintaining
with SO much good resulting TO our
cirizens. We must have more
money than al present with which
70 build them But let us consider
well how we can repay. II we borrow,
and above all, let us refrain from
rushing in where those cognizant
with the financial limitations Of
county fear to tread. When this
question comes ur again let every
citizen Of the county be present.
We must have better roads ana
and we will have to increase our
taxes % pay for them, but We must
not contract debt beyond our abil-
ity u repay without placing too
heavy . burden upon orr already
highly taxed farms. Think ii over
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03

With the Inauguration Of Cover
nor Harrington, the machinery Of
the State Government has passed
into THE hands Of the Democrats and
with il grave responsibility The
people 81 this State have twice
within the last sixty years centured
the party for the Iaxity with which
i lad permitted The affairs of the
State 20 become hampered AID for
the too extravagant waist with which
the peoples money was being spent
What they want i that the affairs
Of government be administered with
Justice, economy and efficiency !
This We feed amply sure the present
Governor will do. He Is i man Of
marked ability and high purpose.
and the platform upon which he
was elected pledges him and those
who are working with him to an nd 7
ninistration characterized BY legis-
lation tending toward the greatest
good to the greatest number and AZ
the least expense
# the pledges for economy and
efficiency are not carried out the
State will face the same condition
Is when the Hon. Lloyd Lowndes
and the Hon. Philips Lee Colds
borough we're elected. This STATE
is Democratic, but the people will
not stand for Democrats PRACTISING
un-Democratic methods. Hence il
were we'll TO beware, lest at the end
Of the fonr golden years, the goaler
come.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03
Application for Oyster Ground

The following applications fOr oyster
ground In or adjacent 10 81 Mary 5
county, Is nos on tile Ia the nfllce ri
The Board ~ Shell Fish Commission
crs ~ Maryland.
Published charts u tlse natural
os ster bars 81 sc. Mary's county arr
liled With The Clerk ~ the GlmnIi
Count ~ said county
N0tice II hereby given thAf al pro-
Msts against The granting OF said
lease must he nied IL the Eicnls Court
of 81. Mary s county % or before the
18th day Of March, 1916.
Applicasf ADDRESS:
Thomas a Bnckier, GRANVILLE. Ma
Not exceeding 81 acres
Locaiea in PAlugent River on lhc
westerly side thereof, III front ~ the
farm known az Dc Brooke aud an
loining The land leased % JnssuA
Ryder, on THE westerly side, ~
shown on published ehaft No. 10.
y. q. Webster, snlomons. Ma.
Not pxoecdlng 81 acres.
Located IN Pafnxent River. an the
westerly side thereof H0ughWestnfiy
~ the boundary line 81 calvert and
~, Mary counties and northeast.
ffly and adjacent ~ Ire land Leased
q, EuRene Landlord, and cast n0rfals
eac+ al q 3, \ g. s. frian9ula-
lion station Billiard, AZ shown
on published chart No. -
John i. Williams. 9raVIlle N1
Mol exceeding Nmcres.
Located ia Batnxent River. On she
u wesleriry side thereof. oN ne farm
known a. De ia Brooke, and aa
Joining the land leased to Justsis
Ryder on he north. and heinu
southerly 81 Thomas est Marg's3
natural oyster bars as shown on
published chart No. ~.
Cleveland Herbert, Mechanlcsgslle.
Md Not exceeding 30 acres.
Located IN pahi&ent I(iYer. on the
westerly side thereof between Great
House Greek loealiy known and
Herslmmpn Greek northerlg and ia
lQininR the land leased 10 John
Harper, md between said land and
land leased TO John WI Morgan, aH
shown on published chart No. i0
Richard +. Long. GRANVILLE, Md,
Not exceeding 30 acres
Located 10 Patuxent River, on tbs.
westerly side thereof. on The farm
known as De Ia Brooke, and ada
cent ~ the land leased to Instils
Ryder and snuthHeslerix md nd
joining the land applied fan BY
Ihos. Il Bucklors
flames @. Curtis. MechanicaRllle, Nd.
MOI exceeding 30 acres.
Located il F1tuxent RIYeK on tise|
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03
Four r ear Garden Course
FOR Girls.

To meet the demands Of thous-
ands Of southern girls who have
been successful In raising tenth-
acre Of tomatoes and who want to
10 On, The representatives Of the
Department Of Agriculture and tie
State colleges il charge 81 the can
ming cIubs il The fifteen Southern
States have worked out what might
Re called progressive, fonr-year
practical garden and cannilR course
for girls. The purpose Of this
course il to start the girls with one
crop and from year TO year add new
annual crops, encourage them 10
run winter and 9lasa-frame gardens.
and Anally ii the course Of their
work I'd lead them to plant peren.
NAL. small and orchard fruits. It
is hoped Shat under this system the
girls will ram knowledge Of how Is
handle vide variety Of garden
vegetables and trees and that The
member Ell the slpie she gete ready
to,9o b IsiQh school or college viii
have i garden 81 perennial ffaila
fha{ 4sss,.l,su fzAn IL sa4s.d f*,r IL
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Applications i9rOystsr Grounds

l4ls
The fpiiDWinT Applications Tor 0g sies
ground IS ar adjacent 10 ef MARY 4
county Il NOS on flo Ia this 0ii,ssa III
the Hoard 81 shell Fish 1ommission
M u MARYLAND.
Published charts 81 fhn natural oys-
~ bars IA ST. Mars coAnty arr filed
with he lefk ~ the Circuit Court III
snsd county
Notice. "a hefNhy given that att pro
lesls against the granting 81 said
leases nlsssE ~ fled IN tho Circuit
Court Of So Mnrys county. on or be-
tofe thn Ssh day ~ March, 1916.
Applicant Address
Joseph Il, Downes. C1raYllle. Ma.
MOI exceeding ~ aclas
Located IL pasuxent River, % tho
westerly sldA tIIarrOf. adjoining the
peln Hrnoke farm shore line. ~
shown ~ published chart No. ~
EllnNI 4 Jarhoe Meehanlcsyillc. Md.
Aol exceeding ~ acfes
lsoenlnd IA Pituxeut River an the
westerly side thereof between Per
mmon Creek and Great House
Jrrek locally known 10 Orchard
Point locally knoWnl naa between
Eand leased ~ John w Morgan
ard Richard Long, II shown Oh
luhl slled chart No. la
George AN Mnyr DAkgiiin. Ma.
Nplexceedin0 20 aerea
Located Ia Rafuxent River. on tho
oufhaesteriy Side thereof about
enc mile at,0yA SandQat0s and
sdjpinina the property III ! Joseph ii
boy, 81 shown On published chart
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03
Public Sale

viii sell Dc public sale on Feb, is.
1915. ? good Farm Horses | good
Cow. | Heiger, year old: Z Rroode
Sows and pigs, ! Top PIGGY and
Harness. ! Farm Wagon, Monarch
Cullivat0r. good as new; Corn and
Fodder, Household FufnEsnfe.
Sale begins AZ 10 a. ~ ! live on
the Three Notch koad. setweeen lar.
boesville and California
2.3-id.p, GEO 81 SAY.
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kAaFiHhp. eElAHAnE 4 TlHeIKll At CO..
WINTER SCHEDULE
Potomac River Line
IN EFFFI 4 JANUARY J. l8le

Steamer leaves Baltimore Pier d.
Light Street. weather and tide Inrgni
thing, Saturday. s p. M. gog Wanhing.
ton. p. Z. and intermediates lsndinga.
81 follows
MiIler'a, Rroprnr's. Porto BcIi0. firn.
spli \. C0an. 3 q. M. Bundiektp, liAkSta.
Walnut Fuilsa. Gownfs . ieNIscttn. Hin
sale. Iinta. Lodge Landing. aanslgs9
Point. pFney Point. i)A. 81. Leonard
town. 2 noon. AhelI'a. Cobfum .. lsag-
side. Bnohwood, Rock Point. 8. ~.
MoFgnntown, Riverside. tilymnnf, AleN-
andfin, arriving h Washington Moaday
mnruiuR
ION Signal
Returning. Ieasea an st. Wharf
Washington. Monday. weather snf tide
permitting. at d. nj. Ln0narsltown.
Tuesday, i q. M. Lndge Landing. 10 i,
m. klnaale. 2 noon. MiIlet's. 4 5. n i.
Porto Relic. 0N nj, arriving ID nalfis
more Wednesday morning. Stopping 81
ell the above Bindings
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SELLING At COST.

Ny entise stock 81 Merehandias.
consisting o. DRY Good. Motions.
Groceries. Hardware. Harness
Boots, Shoes, PAnls. Dishes. ssuns.
Robes, Blankets. Stoves, Flows.
oil kinds u Gallery and Tools.
most anything that yon need. Will
sell Al or below coss. II son want
something iinc for son money call
and see me Youfa rcspt.,
ADAM r. WHILE.
i-ls-if. Canitoi Hill.
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For Sale !!
Notice to Creditors.


orphans Court o. 81. Mery County, 81 y.
January ~ tHiH-
EDK2nD lsY TIER COuHT, THAI Mahle
and Louise r. l3ean, Administrative
~ 8pseph a. Bean, iate % -.
Aafxk r6nnty. deceAeaa, Glpe tne n0lIeo ~.
sdHfttd llT law " tho dnt4a1ede creditors ~
h8Alt1t fneif rsalmA and that The Manic -
pshiieted once y weak for aix successive
" aska 10 tho ~. MefF,a iiaAcou.
HNN4. 'UMGe.
Naaletet - villa,
TfuetoFx Test kKNt4 EoMha,
heaistar ~ Wnla M ~. MaKx'aN County
~ rnftnAutHlf M AiAlve nrdef hereby
Nift hotltt thai haFH oblaInDa frdm she o.
phnnf putfnf - MAYA county Ma. ~.
lars u A8mlnl#unfton % The psgS0nAi estais
JusEeH a BSAN
intr 81 s4s1 county. teeeas1d. Al prreona
having fiai1nN eMalnaf The eAla decreased ARE
HofHtF notified t1uxhibil tA8 aafae with t1e
PROVES sppehrse Attached thefesD. 10 Tire asth.
aNflttf % ~ apfpre tho = day "a Anty,
1if. tiff ~ otherwise ~ fnw W. extiadnd
fr9n the hsH&fte ~ thn eatd astAfn. 4lfpnll
aons lil8ebfsd 70 THE decreased nfe fequlred u
naAHa immediate payment % the anhefilbte
tf5tNi<E 4. HEM
lsu0iHE n hEtM
ie5ft AdininiefrAfrixM
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New Advertisements,


Pure Bred Columbian Wyandoites:
heavy layers: per setting. ~ So Also
White Wganduttes. per setting, Loo.
Phone OF cali. D. y. BJRCf1,
2-5-am Mechanicsyille, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03

An persons Indebted to me fof tax
due for the years. 1919 aud 1915. are
uueetcd 10 make immediate sestlemeI&
] PHILIP GflEHNWELI. Il
l.29 f. County Treasurer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03

Steamer leaves Baltimore. rief 3,
Isight Street. Tuesday, & b. NJ. f0r
the following points. weather and tide
permitting
Miliefa. Rrpunn'a. Porto siell1. IRA.
snnfe. loan. hnndicka, Lakes Wal
nut Point r0wart'k l.eWiseffa. Lodge.
Mundy'a Point. KInsale
Returning. steamer leaves klnzale,
"Wednesday, ~ nom. weather aid tide
permitting. Tor Baltimore, stopping 81
Al the gNove landings Mfiser't. b.
M, Gfaeon'a D. mi Porto nello. 4 b.
m, arriving at Baltimore Thursday
morning.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03

One Year Palmetto Asparagus Rool
soc per l0e. $500 per 1000. Delivef&
by parcel post
JOHN 81 KEY. !
l-z0-tf- Chaptico. Md
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For Salel

Due Well Bred, fresh Guernsey ow.
Young and i GOOD nilkrf. Apply
iSAfsIDE FAfsM.
l.2nst elements, ia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03

The value o. pasture Ties rot
only in the quantity but IN the
nutrient quality of is grass. AZ
abundance Of eIovsr il essential be-
cause it augments the soil nitrogen
and helps the other vegetation
Nitrogen makes flesh But clover
does not flourish without lime
IN spite o. Che high price Of meat,
many farmers are bnt III paid .bs
their cattle Much i due to tie
fact, that the animals 40 not pet 1
chance for vigorous growth. Den
mark, Holland, the Tristan and
Holstein provinces of Germany,
all celebrated for their stock. PAY
much attention 70 making TAT
meadows. An irnportant factor
in their treatment il LINING For
lime tells here D almost nowhere
else.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03


Ssealner leaves Baltimore Pier 8.
Light Street. weather md tide permit
ting. Wednesday, IL s B. d. for Bay
side and intermediate landings. as fol-
lows
Miller'A. Brnomex Porto hello, Ora.
sons. Coan. 8 NJ. iundick j, Lakes,
Walnut Point, C0wars 4 Eewlseftn. Kin.
sale, sCiutfa, Lodge Landing, M1nay d
Point. Plncp PoinE. 10 as d., AbeiIfs.
Ccbrum's, Leunardtowns y noon, Bas
eide.
son Signal
Returning, steamer le8pea. weather
permitting Hayslda. Friday, & II.
Lodge Landing, 10 a n kinaale. l2
noon, Miller'e. d. NJ. Porto Belle. &
p, M arriving ii Baltimore Saturday
morning stopping " ~ ~ fho above
landinRas
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03

This Timetable ehDNa Tho times IL
whirb steameES may be- expected to ~.
fiye n and depart fran the several
wharYre. but their arrival ~ departure
NJ che tl4nra stated u rot guaranteed.
nor doea the Company hold itself Fe.
sppnesble ~ any IlclaY OF any canse-
uuenres arisinR thcFefrofn
WILLARD THOMSON.
aepcrnl Manager
y. " DffWNEY.
Agent. Baltimore.
4 MURDOCH.
General Passenger Agent.
~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03

Total f9If sol
htAtt ~ Bafy lMna rsslnss If f5ss Mar ~
-, ttsfiH4. tasslisf ~ ata si4sft pasafz5
tsailh ~ epiui@n3 s@e@f HAT lhe asstss stAiskfs
4 ff9a " ~ isssl ~ NJ ter&griht Assd isse4
a. y. AfEnf ING aahMY
syaNtfAipzi elsa 4Aefp - tfteg ~ tAif t2ih ass
n Aan9sSs 1850
Ham = Jasss Nesafs fuie%
faffMi Asfess
GEO vi ltiY
ENtsfsYi rs ANAL
IN AiNKRksl. fnkfM
tszeM ftifpeta
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03
Pastures and Meadows.



How necessary the building 81 x
strong honey structure i fundamen-
tai ia animal-hnsbandrs, II 4 cir
cunslance Of which HE farmer Is
too seldom reminded. A great
many animals do not vet right
start in life because BODYBUILDING
material Il deficient in their pasta
rage. II il no less true. thar range
cattle bought for fattening are often
riokety and cannot ~ brouRht 10 d
profitable weight, because strength.
ening Of the frame can not so hand
in hand with the putting on 81 flesh
Bones are built Of phosphate Of lime
as every one knows But fodder
and grass are deficient IN this, II
the soil of pasture and meadow do
not readily supply il. Permanent
pastures are very prone 10 be i'll
supplied with lime. Evidence d
this is everywhere 10 be seen IL the
Of sour grasses and IN
messy patches indicating a sour and
unaerated soil Protected from ne
ton Of the atmosphere by the sod,
the organic matter dose not proper
" decay, the clay il tie soil be
comes sticky, bacterial life wancs
and AS the air cannot penetrate. Che
cloyers and sweet grasses die ont.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03

NptexceeainN 80 hcres
Located ia Fatixent River, on TIKI
culhaesteriy side thereof assonl
pne mile ai,oyA 1and9Afoa anr
sdJpinina the property III Joseph II
keH. 81 shown GA published char
No. II
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-19
GEN. SERRANO TO
COMMANDTROOPS
CHIEF OF STAFF FOR CARRAN.
IA ARRIVES ON SECRET
MISSION AT JUAREZ.

SAN ANTONIO, June 19.-General
Serrano, Carranza's chief of staff, ar
rived at Juarez today on secret mis-
sion. 1t was reported that he will
take command of all the Carranza
troops in northern Mexico in the event
OF war. He has refused to discuss his
visit.
The steamer Nils arrived at Calves
ton from Progresso with nine refugees
who reported that all the Americans
in Yueatan had been ordered out by
proclamation Of Carranza. A copy OF
the proclamation was exhibited in
forming the Americans that they must
leave because the two countries were
al war An American gunboat there
is removing the Americans.
Manuel vigil former editor Of q
Mexican newspaper, arrived from
Neuvo Laredo with l6 cannon and zoe
artillerymen to reinforce the Carran'
"a garrison Mexican women and
children have been sent to the interi.
or from Matamoras, opposite Browns
Vile.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-19
South America is
Aroused Over the
us. Call to Arms
NEWS OF MOBILIZATION STIRS
UP INTENSE INTEREST AM
ONG NEIGHBORS.

BUESOS AIRES, June 1s,-The
news of the mobilization of the Am
erican militia has stirred intense in
terest in South America. There is a
most bitterly hostile attitude toward
the action Of the United States, look
ing on wilson's action distrustfully
They fear the United states is planning
for territorial expansion, They be-
lieve that if the United States does not
intend to extend its boundary south
ward II certainly proposes to estab-
lish paternal protectorate over Lat
in America. Public sentiment is SOL
idly with the Mexicans They think
the Americans are harvesting well
deserved result of long meddling and
interference in Mexican affairs. Of
ficials, however, are inclined to trust
Wilson and mildly believe that the
United States is dlsinterested in ag-
gression,