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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28

store and cabinet stocks. Plant ma
chinery, lighting fixtures and furni-
ture are listed at S2zIO5O. Unexpired
insurance, the $4,000 due from
guests and small items make total
Of $13,S32 which may be realized
upon
Breakfast was served at the hotel
yesterday morning after which the
dining room was closed Mr.. Yates
hopes to have the place locked up by
the end Of the week He states that
as soon as possible he will return to
san Francisco.
Manager for 20 Years.
With the passing or the Multnomah
the dean Of hotel managers on the
Pacific coast H. c. CPop) Bowers, is
out of a job. He has been a hotel
manager in Portland for 20 years.
What future use will be made Of
the building is the proolem Of the R
R. Thompson Estate company after
the bankruptcy proceedings are con-
cluded. 1t is believed probable that
it will be reopened as a hotel under
new management.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28

to consist Of 10 cases each contain
ing bag OF copper, brass and appar-
emily aluminus filings and turnings "
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
MULTNOMAH HOTEL co.
GOES INTO BANKRUPTCY
LIABILITIES ARE PLACED At
S235.35O-RENT Is ONE OF
LARGE ITEMS.

POTLAND, ore. Jan. ETH,
Multnomah Hotel company filed q
voluntary petition in bankruptcy. in
the federal court, giving its liabilitie,
at $235,35O and assets as $246.062.
OF the liabilities an item of $63,0O,
represents money advanced by Presi.
dent Roy O. Yates or the company
$4,000 rent owed 10 the R. r
Thompson estate of san Francisco;
$4,000 owed to the same COMPANY
in the nature of "a mortgage on the
furniture and fixtures. The company
owes $4,000 to its employees and
SlS.50O to the First National bank on
a note set down as individual Habf-
ity.
The chief assets are the furniture
and fixtures, The company has about
$4,000 still due from guests.
several small Creditors.
other creditors are the Graves Mu.
sic company, with a $500 claim: the
Weinhard Brewery, fer liquors, $500
and the Fidelity Appraisal company,
with $500. The Harris Ice Machine
company has claim of $1,000. and
Lipmau. Wolfe & Co. has one ot
1880 for merchandise.
Cash on hand is listed at $1,000.
with $41SO stock in trade Including
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28

You shouldn't Judge a man by his
clothes but That is no excuse for be.
ing sluuchy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28

FULTON. Mo, Jan. 27.-This city
formerly wet, went dry by a vote Of
$40 to 1872 in local option election
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28

HIGH WATER IS NOT
FEARED At NOLIN AS
GROUND IS IN SHAPE
ABSENCE OF FROST WILL ALLOW
ALL THE MOISTURE TO BE
ABSORBED.

Chinook takes orr First Snowfall
and Second Blanket Is Not Causing
Any Apprehension When Thaw
Sets n-Lterary and Debating So
cety Elects.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28

Human beings generally stop grow
ing at the age of Is
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
RESINOL PROVED
WONDERFUL FOR
ITCHING ECZEMA

Feb. "a had a chronic Casr D.
eczema on my hands for about three
years. II got red n place especially
between nay fingers. and when ID
rub them little. p!mpl's OF l'istf
would form which hlled with water
The longer had this trouble .h.
larger these pimples gof CAM eg
press In words what q terrible thing
IL was. couldn't find anything 20
help me-everything seemed 20 max,
It worse. / had about given up ail
hope OF ever being cured They were
terribly sore. and / could not sleep
for the terrible itching and burning
! learned Of Resinol Ointment and
Resinol Soap and decided % iry
them. Well, Resinol really proved -e
be a wonderful thing in ms c8sa. BIZ
relieved at The FIRST. application
used about cake ~ u. noi SOAP
and half a jar Of Resin0l Ointment
and the eczema was All gone If
hasn't returned since am so glad
/ tried Resinol Ointment and Rcsnoi
Soap, as ] 90 not know how I could
have stood that eczema much longer.
M Is q cheap and sure cure tSiEnedl
Mrs II. IT. Denbow. Sioux Falls. + n
AT druggists sell Resin0 Ointment
and Resinoi Soap For samples froc
write 20 Dept. as, Kesinoi, Bait.
more. ADV.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

b., department At-.L as I3hl.
clan leave th police q rar' Ut 4'
alone .t', Cd bareback ever1 tlme
.c poit-ic,
Il am for a clean city a clean
city which vin control rs vice and
NOT he .e0fra I-a av ir a cry
whose dominant note 0iu not be
blatant lave KING tnt reverence
r"E trr ttf ran.t, HN o C.ty
thar will he tlsan and SAFE beneath
fas protect majesty az Che law
A "T-ied Mar % sroad Vision"
TIE statement refers POO former
COMMISSIONS rrrgi AS tried
man of broad vision san roisF and
wholly independent outlook and
further states th3t "the candidate.
violating aN precedent. has s.ep0ed
across The chasm ~ political c'Ner.
e0oes IL order 20 recall - The NIB
Hc service Der~cirs most sat's'ac-
tory police commissioner Frank II.
Cruu'
Antonio Er-@uza. candidate sor
police Gsticp. and Eugene p Berry.
candidate fr~ 0Eras>. who have
srccmpart ed Judge Connolly 70
nearly every meeting thru1-r The
campaign preceded -ha Judge In ID.
dresses 20 meetings In Bucks hall
5ratiot-ave. and B-suhien-st and
West Warren hall. Thursday night
Referring 20 fhe high taxes
question in addressing the West
Warren gathering Judge Connolly
declared hat -Na average -avpevcr
Is 700 busy chasing ne min bic dol
Tar" and going about his personal
bushes. 80 -emsw her 'haT he also
g a partner FRI a bigger business
I The business 81 rirv government
You taxpayers forget thar YOU
Z have public interests a. well as rri
vata interests 20 watch. You'
money! goes i-to cj'v treasury and
out through he hands 81 an admin
+ .stratilg and the only time SON ar
: reminded ~ -he fac that Won have
any interest .- fte matter IS whnr
you visit fhe CITY hall - ray taxes
( hp sad IT'S a good thing for +.
! fellow IKE me- 70 come around once
I n a while and put he hair shi-
on Won and wake YOU up 20 q real'
I zation o. your espoEsi5ili'ias T.
siv wears the taxes paid into th-
city treasury By the citizens - pp
. troi' have doubled. going from g.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
Judge Would Appoint
Him Police Head,
If Elected
MAKES DEFINITE
ANNOUNCEMENT
Statement Is Greeted
With Cheers I'm
Meeting

TIE ht. t.s-. .-- v.rt.- ..
s,ec,for 80 r.. r.,,
nrcb5.ly Min t.,s. s --..,
irto ,b. .o-,.., r,..r.t-, -.ea. rt
md. v-.u.,.. ~ r.--.r, vr,a- b. b.
,nno,,,.q 81. ~ ,,.-..t r. e,rr.
,np,,,f r-ept ~ rr.gt ,aru -- DO
nee co,,r,rs.t,-r- r--a ~ tho ro
lice sa.ar,-,s-t sra.r
lodge ConnaYrs arrog-re7,e-
vas made ir e.o.eh A. West wa-
ron ham wer-e. ari lfrEl-'a,
ayes arB was erected v
misuse hv rso erau audience
~lt il r- desire elected us,ar
10 give Detroit rru--tert and
cauable police aer7-mrp. ths car.
didate declared No matter uha-
hig rofirics Democrat or Rerqbltc
an want a commissioner VINO viii
run the Ira-,wert right keen the
iepartmart ont ~ ,o'it.cs ard So
fha, rAe noWre mind -ha.r business
and o-7y Their own business I
"ror that reason II elected MAYOR
of Tetrnu J VIII ,ake great rleas--
in rendering the position ~ commit.
sionar ~ nolic. u, a RapubIicar NJ
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

100000 20 SlG0glo90. What have
YOU ~. for this money
Poorly paved or unpa' I'd streets,
ca.Jr.isd water. police . spousm
and dragging municipal improve
meu's he declared. was an that Was
- ~aov for the money received ~
the city.
T.r present administers has
ao sep push. ginger dynamic force
behind .t 10 push municipal projects
thru Judge Connolly said
Concluding his address. Judge
Connolly INDUCED IN short soliio-
and fhr trui'isssnc~s of mer, pp.If-
teal ambitions with nothing more
noble behind taem than mere per
s0aal aggyand.zemert
Ttr part OF Won that g. worth
whi,e-tha' Is worth building up
2. That part OF YOU thar tends 70
useful human service. be said
"tM-r al, this false glitter Of
public i'e passes away from me.
tho 'h.az fha' viii liuger longest
will 1H tho thought that I have had
chance 70 serve and 20 help
Two meetings will he addressed
1 tv Judge Connolly Friday night
Ore will BE- bold in Emanuel hall.
/ Twenty 'our'h.s' and Michigan
ave. AZ 6 O'Clock. and viii be pre-
sided over by James Y Cunning
han Another opens a. g o'clock
4 In ThesTs hail. No l4'9 Forts
I west. WITH Tohn = Kennedy "a
chairman Antonio Entenzs, candt
I dat fr- prf----r t'7Tv-tcF Eugene =
I Berry. candidate for onETess. AID
/ Ed : Greece. candidate for Justice
OF the peace, also viii talk az both
I rnncrirRs
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

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ra-e ar #Hr H'v1. ~ me pclce
~I'uer- as he had vhen scrv-
--r,e- AAfeer-s Bret meyer.
vforr~soo 4rH Mary and that 10
-o.Id 49, ,A.,r..s -ssr,-sroa s-o,
--.-.--
Pc mayor lH far recent e-a'lVr
amendment through NHich Do may
dismiss ~ viii s0v ~ his appoin-
ICES. would not De- eNe~tsd against
hin,
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The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
MUST PAY $500
FOR CALLING MAN
RUSSIAN SPY"

DIR. malaysia L. Siominsk, ~ No
1lcs Chene-st.. collapsed In Judge
1eandell's court, Thursday afternoon.
Nhen a fury returned a verdict Of
1880 against him in favor OF Dr.
D1nund Y. KonecZny for call Kon.
ocsny . Russian spy" and for iuiur-
1ns his practice by slanderous state.
meuts. siominski reeled TO win.
o6w and had to be supported by a
Friend.
Accusations against Koneczny
MO In loader In a number of Pol
~ patriotic societies. OF collecting
money for war sufferers and keep
0ng II for his own use. and Of pass
1ng ~ q physloian on forged d.
ploma formed the basis OF the Sian
Ger Judgment.
August Cyrowski represented the
platnfi6. Five hundred dollars OF
The Judgment was awarded by the
Jurors 10 cover business losses"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

GARLAND Combination Range

A combined coal and gas
"A range that gives excel
ent service and absolute sat
sfaction in either use. II isn't
necessary to keep two ranges
n the kitchen. IA this range
gives you add the advantage
IF a gas and coal range in one.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
How Would You Lift a Ton?
A pound at time or all at once?
A pound at a time-certainly.

A at Unless strong
It's the Christmas shopping with
load won't be heavy when the merry season hits
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS making their Christmas
select NOW,
any puts the with tpay the
you'll be all
and a thing
No lnsallment Deal-Just Square Deal
and an Easy Way to do your Chrtmas Shopping
If you're thinking of buying Christmas Diamond now
is the time to begin The Biggest Little Store is the
place TO get il.
Modsy all the who hasn't anything to rag about
Is the the
buy that benefit well mine
Village will tell
gives the value o money}lT Witi - IN
JEWEIER WHO GUARANTEES TO Buy BNk tOk ASH
DIAMOND HE SOLD YOU Any TINE YOU WANT YOUR
II. Established doesn't
than Established Yesterday
COLD CASH GUARANTEE makes the noise" when
come o stability.
buy for cashn for spot cash get the biggest discounts
landlord Big DasneSssInah
profits Of 100000 satisfied customers
AND YOU'LL LIKE IT, TOO. MILLER
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
tren nous Trip Is
Telling On the
Candidate
CROWDS CHEER
HIM AT STOPS
Talked To $4,000 Per-
| sons On Yesterdays
Schedule
Dr. PERRY ARNOLD.

Il ANDERSON. Ind. Sept Alt
Wns voice.vcary Hughes who
started out on MS second day In
indiana at o'clock this morning
his voice was dangerously near the
/ 1reaking point--but there wasn't a
crowd that was disappointed by
1nilure OF the Republican nominee
20 expound his doctrines as fully a.
time would permit
There are very few men why
}oon1d have talked above whisper
e1Q1ay otter yesterdays speaking
i lid DR.. l.. u. Alexander, Jr., the
$1Uv<fnor's throat specialist aboard
Fshe train today "The governor
Eces through such schedule as to-
lays and then uses his voice in
eossantIy In comforting with the
t1bcai and state leaders %
Even II his vocal chords did play
him strange tricks OF squeakiness
~ times, the nominee appeared in
oplendid condition TO-DAY and h.
.uaid he wasn't tired. In the face Ct
ne tremendous crowds his appear
'nnce is drawing forth everywhere
{hruout ths state
Yesterday Il was evident that
SI1ushes spoke to $4,000 persons. II
80 audiences he addresses today ia
Newcastle ard here are criterioa
IN viii exceed that number today.
they are cheering crowds too and
'<t0wds that seem 20 understand even
ne yelled meanings with which the
candidate Is sometimes content 10
&utline his thrusts at the Demo
}e3ats.
Hughes had slight red sunburn
4 - his face due TO 80 many out-of.
Ed1Dcrs speeches. Mrs. Hughes has
4 Gnalined as an expert on congratu-
latins others, babies and handshak-
lng.
Emphasizing that be stood for
adequate protection 70 the young
and that the present Democratic
.GA1n labor bill only affected 10000
~ ~ 1880 900 children OF the IA
IN. he added:
III 0ur friends on the other side
tass child labor laws In the states
IL which they are absolutely in con
troll. there would be no child labor
ID the nation. Just now they cant
rose before the American people as
the special friends and champions
of children"
One issue with which the c. q.
\. candidate took particularly well
With his audiences today. was that
- 10 protection OF American rights
u home and abroad aud his declsra-
tlon that weakness and vascillation
a q policy OF this kind breeds dis
respect" Because OF popularity Of
/ this line OF argument the governor
used II number OF times in rear
end CT the train speeches II TOOK
4 the place, In his repertoire Of
opeeches. OF that one devoted TO
4 preparedness. For several days nov
the candidate has hardly mentioned
Preparedness. He has dwell for the
most part on Mexico the tariff, arbi-
& {ration of industrial disputes, includ.
s tng against the Adsmson bill and
Americanism.
Starting from Richmond az 1875
this morning. the nominee spoke al
Newcastle and here, and was SEIZED
uled during the day 10 speak at
!. Muncie. Fiwood. Upton. Frankfort
kokomo, Marion, North Manchester
WARSAW. Goshen. Elkhart and South
lend Az the last named place the
0ovefHef- was due to remain ereF
night.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
Today's Ball Games

American
Washington 1T Detroit clear
New York AZ Chicago, cloudy
Boston a. Cleveland, clear
Philadelphia - 81 Louis clear.
National.
Chicago az New York, clear
81. Louis at Brooklyn. clear.
Pittsburgh az Philadelphia. clear
Cincinnati a. Boston. cloudy
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
McDougall
is the standard of
the World, in
Cabinets ,

r. HEY are the greatest labor saw
Hg devices ever conceived for
ltchen upc They viii do away
rith countless unnrcesaary Steps
and change The drudgery Of he
.lrohcn 20 a pleasure.
Let us show YOU our complete
stock Of these famous cabinets lot
Is show YOU how much kitchen
pleasure you can buy for 81 a week
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
Garland
is the Standard Of
the World in
Ranges

THEY arc made IN Detroit in the
4 worlds largest and br-t fac
DRY. In every detail ~ heir manu-
'acture. only Tho best i- used They
ere scientifically designed 20 as 10
give heat where YOU want lt.
No display I'm tho city sirpasses
This one ~ Garland range You
viii do well 20 come in and sec
hem before taking q false.econom!
step and buying another range
merely because tf's cheaper Tho
low terms 81 81 a week bring these
famous ranges within the reach OF
every pocketbOok
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

The Rev. J. Ross Stevenson. pres
ldsnt viii deliver the annual ad-
&rr~s today AZ the beginning OF the
80 hundred and nth session Of
kjncvton Theological seminary.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
McDOUGALL Cabinet

THE McDougall Company
l. has authorized this store,
the only McDougall Kitchen
Cabinet agency in Detroit, TO
sell limited number Of these
wonderful WOrk-savers at
these low terms.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-10-06
THE U. S. STANDS PAT
ATTITUDE ON u.eoAT IS v z
KNOWN AND RESPECTED.
But Recent Speech Of German Chan
eeiIor Again Evokes Warning
Not to Endanger Americans.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington. - Increasing agitation
in Germany for a complete resump.
ton of submarine warfare. Chancellor
Won Bethmann-Hollweg's declaration
before the Reichstag that any states
man failing to use Germans every
weapon to shorten the war deserves
to be hanged" and the recent appar'
emily inspired simultaneous publica'
ton in German papers of attacks on
American neutrality. brought forth an
authoritative, though informal state
ment from the State Department OF
the American governments attitude
toward the situation. % a ..
Any action which endangers sAmeri
can lives through the 'cinking of ships
without warning or by failing to pro
vide proper safeguards, it was EN-
phatically asserted. will Immediately
reopen the submarine question with
all its possibilities. But 80 far. In
spite Of what is going on in Germany,
there has been. absolutely no indica'
ton in the official advices that Ger
many has violated the agreement ar,
rived at in the Sussex case.
Reports of the sinking Of nearly
thirty merchant ships since June i
have been received officially. but in No
case has 1t been proved that Ameri
can lives were endangered.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-10-06
RuMAMiANs INVADE BULGARIA.
One Killed and One injured in Yep
peiin Raid Over London.

One Killed and One Injured in Yep
peiin Raid Over London.
London. Oct. 4.-The Rumanians
have invaded Bulgaria. On the upper
reaches OF the Danube. between the
fortified towns of Rustchuk and Tur-
tukai. where the river begins its bend
northeastward. leaving Bulgarian ter.
ritOry and separating Rumania proper
from Dobrudja, the troops OF Rumania
have made their way to the southern
bank Of the stream.
The relations between Sweden and
the entente powers are attracting un.
usual attention In London and there is
every indication that the situation
threatens to become tense. With the
dispute as 10 mail seizures still unset.
tied, there now has arisen the charge
by the entente that the neutrality Of
Sweden Is not 30 loyal and impartial
as 1t should be.
Fresh attacks by .Rumanians along
the entire front In Dobrudja results In
repuises for the central powers.
Austro Hungarians capture. several
positions from Rumanians in the vi.
cinlty OF Orsova.
Teutonic allies gnin successes in the
fighting In Galicia around Lemberg.
while southeast Of that city the Rus.
SLAMS report gains.
Small changes are reported In the
fighting on both sides OF the Somme
though the British claim the capture
OF position near Eaucourt rAbbaye.
Ono person was killed and one In.
jured and slight material damage re.
suits In the latest Zeppelin raid over
London Oae dirigible. was brought
down. the crew perishing in the
flames.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-10-06
New York Strike caIed Failure.

New York.--Sept. 3O.-The widely
exploited sympathetic "walkout" OF
trades unionists in Greater New York
in aid OF the striking carmen. which
was supposed to have started We'd
nesday. had not materialized. accord.
ing to the police. The labor leaders,
however. claimed that upwards OF
100000 workers actually had quit
their places but refused to make pub
lie the names Of any unions answer
ing the call. The police declared they
were unable to find any evidence OF a
general strike. 80
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-10-06
Elephant Butte Dam Dedication.

ri Paso. Textile official call for
the twenty-third annual meeting OF
the International Irrigation Congress,
to be held here Oct. IA to Is. has been
issued over the signatures of Presi.
dent r. F. Burgess Of Texas. Secretar,
Arthur Hooker Of Washington. J. B.
Case Of Kansas. chairman board OF
governors, and Of James G. McNary
chairman Ell Paso board of control
The call directs particular attention
to the formal dedication OF the $40.
0O0,O0 Elephant Butte dam by Presi.
dent Wilson on Oct. IA as one of the
leading features Of the convention
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-10-06
Chicago Grain and Provision prIees

Chicago Grain and Provision Prices.
Chicago.-Wheat-No. hard. $1.5e
@1.56k; No. 2 red. $155@1.56h: No.
8 red, $1.52h; No. hard. $1.59%@
1.66; No. 3 hard, $1.57@1.65.
Corn-No. 2 yellow, 88%@89Kc:
No. yellow. SAVE; No. 1 white, SIN
0S2hc.
Oats-No. white. 46h@47kc;
standard, 47@47%c
Barley-75c@$1.14.
Timothy-$3.50@5.00.
Clover-$11.00014.00.
Pork-92S.50.
Lard-$14.52. .
Ribs--S1A.s2@1A.0O. 3
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-10-06
Is US. SOLDIERS
lNMExlcAu JAIL
RIOT eMsuEs AFTER SHOOTING
OF IDAHO CAPTAIN; AMeRi.
CANS CAPTURED.
DRIVER MAKES ESCAPE
SHOT WAS ACCIDENTAL AND VIC.
T,M's WOUND 70 NOT
SERIOUS.
Western Newspaper u.ion New. Service.

Western Newspaper UHion News Service.
Ei Paso. Tex.-Reports reaching
here Monday from Nogales, Ariz.,
Atated that twenty-six American sol.
diers and truck drivers are held pris-
oners ut the Mexican jail in Nogales.
sonora. just across the border. fol-
lowing several riots between Ameri-
cans and Mexicans The rioting was
precipitated by the shooting OF Capt
Wilson OF the Idaho garrison. accord.
Ing 10 late reports. The guardsmen
are said 70 have retaliated by assault.
ing some Mexican officials who came
across the line. In retaliation for
these assaults. according to word
reaching here. the Mexicans returned
and chased all the American sight
seers from the Mexican side OF the
border. The falling OF the twenty-six
soldiers and truck drivers was report
ed by one OF the drivers who escaped.
The Mexican officials acknowledged
the shooting Of Capt Wilson in an Of
ficial statement but said 1t was acct
dental A guard, they said. had shot
ut an escaping prisoner and hit the
officer.
Washington.-The shooting OF Capt.
Wilson OF the Second Idaho Infantry
by a Mexican sentry at Nogales. Ariz..
was reported to the War Department
by Gen. Funston. Although the shoot
ing was reported to be accidental and
Capt. Wilson's wound is not serious,
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-10-06
BIG FORCE after VILLA
NEW MEXICAN sUPERsEoEs RA.
MOS IN WEST CHIHUAHUA.
Burton Wilson, Ordered Oeported from
Mexico, Takes Refuge on War
ship at Vera Cruz.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Chihuahua City, Mex.-t;en. Carlos
Ozuna arrived here with 1.500 infantry
and cavalry from Saltillo by way Of
Torreon to take the field In Western
chihuahua against the bandits. led by
villa and Jose Ynez Salazar.
Gen. Ozuna will relieve Gen. Matias
Ramos temporarily while the latter
generals wound in the left leg. re-
ceived at Cusihuirachio, heals. Gen.
Ramos is now a patient in the Chihua-
hua military hospital. His, wound,
which was made by Mauser bullet, Is
not considered serious and he expects
to rejoin his command within two
weeks.
ranza base at Santa Ysabel, thirty
three miles west Of here. and will be
Joined there by Gen. Ramos forces
numbering approximately 800. This
augmented force will then proceed to
CusihuirachiO to attack the Villistas.
twenty miles west OF Santa Ysabel,
Washington.-The State Depart
ment was notified Friday that the Car
rama government has ordered the de-
portatiOn of Burton Wilson. president
of the American Club Of Mexico City.
Charge Parker at Mexico City in
formed the State Department that
Wilson was sent to Vera Cruz under
guard and with orders to board the
first steamer leaving Mexico. He took
refuge on the battleship Nebraska in
Vera Cruz .hRrbDr until a northbound
steamer arrives.
Reports Of Villas alleged defeat Of
Carranza forces at Cusihuirachic
reached Washington. but officials did
not consider any as containing OFF,
cial confirmation Of Villas part In the
fight.
General Funston sent to the War
Department official confirmation Of the
border raid by Mexicans at Ysleta,
Texas, near Ell Paso. He charged full
responsibility for the raid to Carranza
soldiers. Funston also reported that
one of the thirty Mexicans participat.
ing in the raid dropped an American
rifle in his flight. the gun sling of
which was marked TX. Tenth cavalry