Arizona republican., 1916-04-15
Men Held for Giving Liquor to Young Women; Case Adds Impetus to Move for Juvenile Commissioner i'll Phoenix

Paul Stevens and C. Kcddington are .n jail and Marjoria Landers and Iva result of theii cscapadc Wednesday evening.
 County attorney Clyde NJ. Candy yes tcrday filed Information against the men in the superior court charging them with giving intoxicating liquor There are two charges against both men and in each case Judge Stanford placed the bond at $500 which they were unable to furnish
 II was Iva Gcrig who confessed to County Attorney Candy the details 0f tho four hour ride when she and her companions sought to reivie the Landers girl who had become supplied people on the woes of those people across the water.
 The caustc wit of the senator when he turned to the matter of rivers and harbors escaped many. "I took not pleasure. but satisfaction in standing all night in opposition to that bill. It seems that many states want control of revenues from public holdings within their borders. but when any rivers or harborS are to he improved the money must come from the federal treasury. There was no support against this measure from the White House until the press and the nation were aroused.
 ''The democrats stood for economy. yet the first congress they got con- trol of passed a budget for $170,000,- 900 more than any previous congress. Senator Burton's speech turned into a series of broadsides when he reached the Mexican situation. He said the administration has never understood the Mexican problem. IL had refused to recognize the one gov ernment that had given real promise of pacifying the country. He quoted two great secretaries of state, Thomas Jefferson and James Bu chanan. on Americas s duty to for ciGn countries with regard to recog- , milton. Jeffer. ON said. We surely cannot deny any nation the rights on which our own iS founded. Each nation can govern itself ai it pieases and change otha: government at will
 .Tuchanan said In it's intercourse with foreign nations the United States has to recognize de facto governments. It need not go into the question Of the legitimacy of those governments
 .;,i, , fuse recognition to Huerta because it was suspected he had murdered | Madero, than he las to refuse to i recognize South American govern ments, which are continually being changed by the process of murder and revolution. The powers did not refuse to recognize Abraham Lin- . coin because over a third of the i United States was in revolt. No one ; has questioned the authority of Will son because in the campaign that re- suited in his election one of his op- ponents was nearly the victim of an assa ssin.
 He made acid remarks about Amer jeans at Tampico having, to depend on German warships for protection MI " lSOll llilllkS iiIc MtAltdH lem is merely an agrarian one, and has actually devsted the time of underlings in his cabinet to working out plans for re- distributing the landed wealth of Mexico. Villa had democratic defenders in the senate, when Senator Fall early pointed out the vicious nature of the man. Will son allowed the Soulless munitions makers to reap harvests of wealth off Mexican armies, and now the bullets of American make are being used against American soldiers. We have recognized carranza. but Carranza hasn't recognized us" ht continued. "Carranza bands have been as guilty as Villas in outrage and murder. They have practiced extOrtion on Americans to raise money to buy American ammunition.
 MT. Burton found the same lack 0.