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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01
in THE KAR-RU MAIL

relief from rheumatism 1t was
only when / took Kar-Ru that 1
received any benefit and one box
effected a cure. Rev. j. Bowron,
Steilacoom.
KAR-RU CURES Constitutional
Diseases, Rheumatism, Neuritis,
Stomach, Liver, Bladder. Brights,
etc. Write for booklet. kar-Ru
Company, Tacoma, Wash.
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MUD RIVER
FILLS LAKE

REDDING, al, Nov. /. = A
steady stream of mud is flowing
from the crater of Mount Lassen,
California's volcano, down the
northwestern slope into Manzani-
ia lake, according to advices re-
ceived here today from the vicin-
ity.
1t is predicted that eventually
the lake, which is a quarter of a
mile long and an eighth OF a mile
wide, will be filled up.
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So. G St, Oct. 20, boy; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph e. Crawford, 6013
So. Lawrence ST., Oct. 90, girl;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lucas, 1908
So. 46th ST., Oct. 20, girl; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Alstead, 6221 SO. Cakes
ST., Oct. 26, girl.
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Work for Wilson Day

vested in it by the national committee the
Wilson Non-Partsan Campaign committee
Saturday. work Wilson day in this
state
win at least other vote for Will
committee The
will be celebrated in Seattle by parade and meeting at the
committee consists OF Edgar G..
Richard Wnsor
Proctor Wilbu Toner and Evan Stall
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BREAKS A COLD
IN A few HOURS
First dose of 'Pape's Cold
Compound relieves all
grippe misery.
Don't stay stuffed up!

Quit blowing and snuffling! A
dose of "Pape's Cold Compound"
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe
cold either in the head, chest,
body or limbs.
1t promptly opens clogged-up
nostrils and air passages; stops
nasty discharge or nose running
relieves sick headache, dullness.
feverishness, sore throat, sneez-
ing, soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is
the quickest, surest relief known
and costs only rs cents at drug
stores. 1t acts without assistance,
tastes nice, and causes no incon-
venience. Don't accept a substi-
tute.
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RHODES CAN'T GET
THAT EXTRA PAY

Because he accepted a salary
OF $50 per month for nearly two
years, without protestin, f. w.
Rhodes, former commercial agent
of the light department, has no
claim for extra pay from the city.
This was City Attorney Harmon's
opinion Wednesday.
Rhodes asked for $1,400 extra
salary when he was recently dis
charged, saying that his salary
had been fixed at $500 when he
was hired, but that he only re-
ceived $3.50.
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Here and
Elsewhere

V Else WQcrc III
Former Congressman stanton
who brought Is gal
Ions of whisky from the east last |
summer, sentenced to pay $3.50
fine.
Unshipped lumber orders for
transcontinental rail delivery |
now exceed 5000 carloads.
Two American aviators killed !
near Nancy, says dispatch.
Evangelist of United Brethren
church goes to Mount Carmel, ILL.,,
and gets beating at hands of
church officials. He wipes blood |
from his face and sings a song.
c. .. Larned, Tacoma business
man who has been mysteriously
missing since Oct. II, Is seen in
Vancouver. Effort is being made
to find him in b. @.
Nine popular styles of pens at
soc per gross. Walter Berg Sta
tionery Co. adv.
Charles W. Fairbanks cancels
all campaign speaking dates on
account of death of his mother.
City files answer ut Olympia To
complaint filed with public serv-
ice commission by Il. II. & p.
Jose DiaZ, said to he n natural
lied American, executed at Parral
by order of Carranza general.
COMMERCIAL DlNDERY n
PRINT. q co. Main All. adv.
Mrs. Frances NJ. Haskell, Or
ganizer of Hughes alliance here,
gets invitation to speak at Olym-
pia next Thursday.
British admit loss of six boats
in addition to transport Queen
and destroyer Flirt in recent raid
by Germans in English channel.
Agates polished and mounted.
Green stamps. Pfaff. 1147 Broad
way. adv.
Within the last four weeks23JO
carloads of Yakima apples have
been moved out of the valley and
at least as much moro Is in stor-
age.
Troop A, First Provisional cav
airy, may be mustered into fed
eral service.
We put up Travellers Lunches.
Duenwald's, 1112 Broadway. adv.
Max Garretson, police depart
ment clerk who asked to be rein
stated as chief clerk of public
safety department, will remain
where he is.
Health Officer Montague says
rains will cut down spread of
measles epidemic in Tacoma.
Cut flowers and floral worn.
Hinz. florist. So. 9TH and X. adv
In attempted street car hoIdup
at Ogden, Utah, one robber is
killed and another wounded by
conductor.
Two thousand lazy husbands in
Chicago have gone out and got
jobs since passage of nOn-support
act by legislature.
Pete Litch, former night watch
man of Country club. acquitted by
Justice Linck of charge of steal
ing watch from club member.
Eight hundred saloons close
doors in Virginia under new state
law.
Three burglars arrested, one of
them wounded in home of Emmy !
Destinn, grand opera singer.
BIRTHS
Born to Mr.. and and Mrs. |
Archie Edmund McCroskey, 1921
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Scots Have a Flinq

ST. Andrews societies and Clan
Gordon the Order Scottish Clans celebrated Halloween Ma
John the the
the folklore of Halloween in Scotland
readings given by Robert addow Miss
Rhea Jones George L. Harrigan,
V. Darro Thema Thomson Miss Annie Coney
A. Drummond presided.
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E. G. Mills Can't Run

OLYMPIA, Nov Edgar G. Mills petition for writ of man
the of certify his to the
auditors nominee for Judge of the supreme court has
been denied by tn supreme court.
petition the candidates received
that the arbtrar
the Judges Norris Parker and
Fullerton 20 o the ballot unopposed4
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Three burglars arrested, one of
them wounded in home of Emmy
Destinn, grand opera singer.
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Sundae'
Gets Laughs

Headlining a bill OF excep-
tional merit at the Pantages thea
ter this week, "A Nut Sundae"
with cast of IA, mostly girls.
wins a big share Of the laughs.
Sherman, Van and Hyman, the
three cabaret boys, are a riot OF
laughs at every performance with
their comedy and their singing Ia
a sure-fire hit. Ethel Clifford
and Harry Mack are among the
strong favorites of the bill in
singing and comedy.
Valentine Vox. with a pleasing
ventriloquial act; Three Mort
Brothers in an exceptionally fine
comedy athletic offering; Elsie
White, character coincidence, are
among the other successful fea-
lures.
An added attraction In the
showing of 1000 feet of film taxi
en- during the Elks' recent conven-
ton at Hoquiam. THE Crimson
Stain" picture 10 also . part of
the bill.
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New Shipyard Here?

owned largely Tacoma citizens to
be Shipbuidng To-
the Paul Tacoma Lumber Co.. is
JP H. Hyde president the Hyde
Articles of incorporation Hyde will be filed
three wooden
already under consideration
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Weir, Pioneer, Dead

Allen Washingons first secretary of state
northwest died Port Townsend Tues
day night
health until and active in
political Olympia He suffered stroke of
recovered but his death has
accident H. in which State
Senat Troyw
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01
Car Shops for Wilson

Northern Pacific shops at South Tacoma
overwhelmingly for Wilson, straw vote taken Tuesday noon
lis a indication
In the department with ~ expressing them
selves 81 Hughes IT, Benson IA and
Ianl
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Eight hundred saloons close
doors in Virginia under new state
law.
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NATIONAL wOMAN's PARTY

wednesday.
8: 00-Tacoma theater. Speaker,
Miss Julia Hurbut, presi-
dent Suffrage association
Of N. Y. and vice chair
man of Congressional
Union in New Jersey.
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POLITICAL
M EETINC S
DEMOCRATIC
"Wednesday.

NS"bsS'"fs
8:00-Roy. Speakers, Geo. p.
Fishburne and A. r. Tit
low.
Arletta. Speakers, J. G.
Horne and Leon u. Bailey.
Thursday.
IL noon--Lunch at Peerless Grill.
Speakers, county and leg
islative candidates.
REPUBLICAN
Wednesday.
2:00-With Mrs. Fred Meade, 9th
st., Puyallup. Speaker,
Miss Margaret Upper.
2:30-With Mrs. r. e. Parker,
us East 54th Speakers,
Mr.. Washburn and Jesse
Jones.
With Mrs. James Minty,
1928 East X street.
Woman's clubhouse, 1926
Broadway. Hughes Auxil-
larry. Speakers, Ralph
Metcalf, w. w. Seymour,
Mrs. T. J. Handforth.
Music in charge of Mrs. l..
l.. Tallman and Mrs. T. v.
Tyler.
German-American Wom-
ems Republican club, Fra
ternity hall, 11171a Taco
ma avenue Speaker, j..
c. Rosenberg.
3:30-With Mrs. Furnedo, 407
South 33rd. Speakers, A.
o. Burmeister, F. A. Ma
gill.
7:30-With Mrs. Ira DAVIDSON,
92S South Sth. Speakers,
George Thompson, J. J.
Cameron.
With Mrs. Claude Young,
4110 South Yakima.
With Mrs. j. H. Davis, S12
South Ainsworth Speak
er, ]. H. Davis.
S:00-Buckley. Speakers, J. A.
Sorley, James OFarrell,
Robert Longmire and DR..
Stewart.
Samson hotel. Speakers,
F. G. Remain, Thomas N.
Morris.
NATIONAL, WONAN'S pARTY
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
TACOMA STAGE

Leaves Eatonville daily. on.
cept Sunday, y a. m, 1 p. m,
$3.50 p. m. Leaves Eatonville
Sunday, 8 q. M. e p. m, z
p. IN.
Leaves Tacoma daily. G a.
M, 1 p. m, 4 p. IN. Leaves
Tacoma Sunday, 8 a. M, 4 D.
NJ, o; 10 p. m.
Saturday evening special leaves
Eatonville z p. M; leaves TIA.
coma 7:15 p. M.
Starts from Schoenfeld's
store, 18th ST.. opp. postoffice.
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THOMPSON Out of Race

primary and its results show substantial growth
though that
fully regenerae and sincere and will take
demonstrate which OIL
parties either truly progressive is the statement OF Walter
announcing his withdrawal candidate
for u the progressive ticket.
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BIRTHS
Born to Mr.. and and Mrs.
Archie Edmund McCroskey, 1921
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01

Pete Litch, former night watch
man of Country club. acquitted by
Justice Linck of charge of steal
ing watch from a club member.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01

Two thousand lazy husbands in
Chicago have gone out and got
jobs since passage of nOn-support
act by legislature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01

Max GarretsOn, police depart
ment clerk who asked to be rein
stated as chief clerk of public
safety department, will remain
where he is.
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In attempted street car holdup
at Ogden, Utah, one robber is
killed and another wounded by
conductor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01

Gut flowers and floral worn.
Hinz. florist. So. 18th and X. adv
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We put up Travellers Lunches.
Duenwald's, 1112 Broadway. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01

Health Officer Montague says
rains will cut down spread of
measles epidemic in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01

Jose Diaz, said to he a natural
lied American, executed at Parral
by order of Carranza general.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01

City files answer ut Olympia to
complaint filed with public serv-
ice commission by L. II. & P.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01

Troop A, First Provisional cav
airy, may be mustered into fed
eral service.
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Mrs. Frances NJ. Haskell, Or
ganizer of Hughes alliance here,
gets invitation to speak at 0lym-
pia next Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01

Charles W. Fairbanks cancels
all campaign speaking dates on
account of death of his mother.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01

British admit loss of six boats
in addition to transport Queen
and destroyer Flirt in recent raid
by Germans in English channel.
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Agates polished and mounted
Green stamps. Pfaff. 1147 Broad
way. adv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
Early Morning Start to Be
Made From Santa Fe and
Contingent Will Be Joined
Here by Local Companies.
PECOS VALLEY FORCE
TO BE ADDED AT BELEN
Silver City and Deming Com.
panies to Report to Com
mander at Columbus; Bat
talon at Las Cruces.

santa Fc y VI May 10 The New
Mexico national guard VIII start for
the border az o'clock Thursday
morning yiu special train over the
santa T.. railroad which VIII leaV"
here with four uuN coaches. one
standard Pullman ana two baggage
oprs The two Albuquerque cumpnn
Ics viii board the train nt that point
while the Roswell Artesia. Carlsbad
purial,s and Clovis ,ontiugcnts VIII
ioiu the forre ~ Rcleu Two COM
panics start from santa =" with TIA"
r.rimenta officers headed by coll
ou.l + g Abbott and the adjutant
general Harry = Herring
The officers still estimate the toto
'rtcc 10 Dee mohlliz"d az from 1000
tu i2un men battalion viii h'
l.ii At Las cruces in view - the ap-
prrh"nsiuu there due to the pr"scnc"
u' munv M.Nivans The beming ana
silver Ciiy companies VIII Join the
,ost ~ IA. guard at Columbus
RooruitinR viii be vigorously car
rI.d uu ni tIi points following depart
pt, 81 the men available IN order e.
nll the ranks g." mak" fuh war
afT"uFth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
EAST WRIT NIIN Barred
on Al. MOBILE FORCES

New York. May 10 The order Of
the war department sending addition.
al troops To the Amcris.an border. In
cluiing the Third ana Thirticth IN
iautry regiments virtually STRIPS TIA"
department oi IN. east Of All uf It's
Infantry There remain only three
squadrous ut the second cavalry ~
Forts Ethan Allen and Meyer and "A
battalion of n.li artillery
The departure ~ the Third aud
Thirte'uth regiments leaves hardly
enough officers In Ia" apartment Of
the east 10 act as ipstructors for the
military training camps ~ f!ait--
hurgh this summer l' ~ believed az
army headquarters here that officer
from the coast artillery commands
stationed iu eastern forts VIII %" OF
d-r.d Co take the places of the iu
fantry officers a. Instructors at platts-
hurRh This plan was adopted In IN.
case of training camps AZ Fort Ogl"-
thorpe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
5000 Strikers
" ant Old Jobs
BackOnceM More
No Pickets in Sight Around
Westinghouse Plant; Ap.
plicants Received Through
Settlement Office.

Pittsburgh va. May TO- Three
thousand NOR. strikers s""NiHg rheit
old iohs entered the plant of the
Westinghouse Electric aud Manufa'
turing company ~ Fast pitsl ursi
today Al the strlker- who nov d"
sire tu return viii hny" tu mak. Hp-
pllyat4uu through the omplu, meut
orice strike leaders ana pickett
were NOT ia sight around the works
Nili'm were still on duty ,u -.
Pittsburgh. bat Il was expected sum'
cum,aauds would be- ordered nom"
tomorrow
Iuig, \ a. Rcd called the iuJ,
before him when court up"ned and
instructed % to investigate the Brad
dock riot Anna Bcll Fred ~ M,r-
ilyt and ! Il linll. strike leaders
who we're arrested last week ON cor
unci. warrants and dozen uth"r-
SAID tu have been implicated 100 the
riot are confined iu the county iail
Whil. eight wounded rioters ere un'
der guard IN the Hraddock huspita De-
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q \ktR SAYS CONFERENCE
YESTERDAY II i<tO<tIl SlNE

Washington MAY 10 Secretary
Bakcr informed President Wilson to-
day that the conference between
General scott and General phregun
last ulshi Wa not nclusiy. and that
u would h. continued today lie In.
dicntnd that m. outlook was NOR"
favorable tor au agreement being
rra he'd III. exact points ~ iircr
"nce were not revealed
General Scott has advised score
tary Baker that no formal counter
proposal. hiy" been submitted hy
General Dbrogur but that Ohreg0u
arranged 200 submit paper contain
.0g his views TO-DAY General Scott
G.i uot advise the department what
counter PROPOSAL wcfe under cone
stIcrl'nn.
secretary Baker today received an
offer from Governor P.ukhln of Ha-
vsH rendering the services or the
Hawaiian national guard
Admiral Wiuslov commanding the
west Mexican coast. reported 90 ~"
uuNf department today that the
.'olw'r san Juan had taken siNty
'lsh' American refugees from Mar
YtuiiIn and ivDufN-thrr' from Malai-
land aui vas proceeding with them
200 san Diego. cal The admiral mad,
uu reference Loo his dispatch 'o nrW
disturbances On the coast put sald
here Nus . gco"rai feeling aWouE
Americans fu leave Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
Noted Novelist Declares Shoot
ing of Prisoners Taken in
Dublin Rising Is Barbarious
and Unnecessary.
EXECUTION MAKES
MARTYRS AND HEROES
While Believing Irishmen
Should Oppose Teutons, the
Writer Holds it Not Trai.
trous to Fight Britain.

London May 30 t3 70 A m .-
George Bernard shaw. discussing the
executions Of the sim Feincrs In an
open letter today. says
MY view Is that mon who were
shot In cold blood after their capture
or surrender were prisoners of war
and 1t was therefore cntielv incorrect
To slaughter them The relation Of
ireland To Dublin castle is IN this re-
spcct precisely the same as the Bal
kan states toward Turkey or belgium
toward the kaiser or of the United
states to Gr't britain Intn Dub.
lin castle is superscded hy national
parliament and ireland s voluntarily
Incorporated with the British empire
like canada. Australia or South AZ
rica, an Irishman resortlng TO arms
To achieve the Independence of his
country 10 doing uul, what English
men win do II invaded and conquered
by the Germans. Such an lrishman
II IN order morally IN accepting as
sistauco from the Germans as Eng
land is In accepting the assistance OF
Russia IN s,ruggi. with Gormany.
The fact that ne knows thar his en-
cmios viii not respect his rights II
llfN thlhli ltti uHu Nltl ~ must
hght With a rop. around las neck
adds IA some mctsuI" to ms glory. IN
tn. ewes of his compatr,Ots ana ,n
tn" eyes uf d,slnteros'cd admirers 0f
patriotism throughout me world Tho
slaughter u' . man ,u th.e position
makes him marjyr ana hero The
shot Irishm,n viii uoH take their
places beside Emmett and the Man
chester martyrs IN Ireland and hcsido
the heroes Of Poland Serbia and BE-
sium ~ Europe. NnthiuH IA heaven
or earth can prevent o.
Il am nos "a sim F"iu'r | have al
ways Insisted u ~ IA, dut, uC ireland
to throw herself with al her fore.
against the Germans and Austiians.
But | remain an liishman and resent
.auy lmputatluu that ! can regard as
a traitor any lrishWuu taken IN a
rght for irish independence against
the Brush government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
bOARO Of Army
OFFICERS LAYS
OUT CAMP SITES
Preparation Made at Fort Sam
Houston for Arrival of Ad.
ditional Forces Of Regulars
and Militia.

san Antonio. Tex, MAJ 10 a
board of army officers today began
laying ont camp sites for The militil
ana regular troops that viii begin at
riving her, within the next ieW days.
subject To- the orders of General Fuus
ton The total number OF men mob
ill1cd at this point for sert i'c along
Ia. border and in Mexico viii exceed
$4,000.
The troops ordered TO San Antonio
include all the organized militia OF
Texas. eleven companies ut coast ar
till.ry from gulf and Atlantic sea
board points aud the Second battal.
ION OF the Third field artillery from,
Tubyhanna. Pa
In addition General Funston has
ordered the iiVe batteries OF the tifth
field artillery AZ Fort Sill To- move to
the border II was announced at
headquarters that the batteries prob
ably would b.. sent direct 10 I'll PasO
from Fort Siil to JOIN the one battery
OF the same regiment now on duty
there.
According to Information given out
AZ headquarters. the coast artillery
companies will be held At Fort Sam
Houston after the arrival Tor distrl.
button along the border as the situr =
ton may demand II was indicated
by officials that the militia viii be
given border stations before the coast
artillery ~ sent out.
General Funston was unable Ia
leave FL Paso last night as he had
planned but officers at Headquarters
are confident ne will return at the
earliest poSsibl. moment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10

until each company IL brought up to
its iuli war strength of li3 men. local
officers said to-day Lieutenant ~ ;
Peck had been designated as recruit
.ng officer here but as he pleaded his
"enoilty ~ an excuse for his being 80
the front. captain ]. u, Toulouse d"r-
ignat.d the second lieutenant attach
ed tu - company. ! : Gfellor to- act
~ recruiting officer
Privutes \ Cooper and l.. Meal
lister and Corporal Jones were detail
I'D tu aid him
Prunotions came thisk and fast ~
- company last night. Private ~ ]
Timns was made company clerk
Sergeant Douglass was mad" acting
nrp sergeant ana Private James NJ
Canr.y was made duty sergeant
Tn. spirit among The men has been
good There mas been NO aggiug
anywhere ana tn" men ~ the nrmur,
tins morning showed a cheerful Will
iugu,ss Geo de- whatever there was iu
b, done that was very pleasing 30 tn.
nilt,,rs There also was "A uutic"ah bic
ti.'htening mp of discipline
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
No Answer Received TO Com.
munlcation From General
Scott Setting Forth Proposal
Made by 0bregon.
CONFERENCE TODAY
MAY NOT BE FINAL
National Guard to Be Assigned
to Duty IN Towns Where It
Can Do Best Service in Re-
lieving Cavalry.

III pu-o Tex May 10 - No answer
had been received from Washington
this morning 20 General Scotts mes
sage reporting General Obrogon's pro-
posal fo- a Joint patrol ~ the inter
national boundary General Scott
said tha' fuday4 conference sched-
uied FOR this morning. was to Se held
regardless of whether a reply was re-.
ceiyed 90 the plan of the Mexican
NJ MISTER of war
Genoral Funston said this morning
h" had no idea when he would get
back 90 his headquarters at san An
tonic. This was taken TO indicate
that the conference today may not be-
the last
From juaroz this morning came
reports thar General Ohrogon ana his
advisers were optimistic regarding tho
outcome ~ the conference
II Is not expected that \ I No
guatters the mining man who with
drew frums last nights conference.
Will take further part ~ IN. discus
Siuns
General scott explained today that
ia view Of the attitude of General
Obr"suU hs had not thought II proper
10 insls, ou Nj MtQuntters' attend
ance especially as tho latter had no
official ftaudins
General Funston said today the na
iional guard ordered 10 IA. border
would bo assigned io towns which n
could best protect
Tn, militia Wili hs divided among
towns. bridges nud easily accessible
points " TIA close communication re
licving m" ,ryHiry now doing patrol
duty. for service iu the Isolated sec
uous ot IA" border country
Two bodies 90 the TWcn'y.Hrs, in
iuutry LEFT El pHsu today 20 guard
N" big bridge near Del RIO on the
Southern Pacific line
General persh.ng has been ordered
20 begin greater concentration of
his troops Thos" detaO hmcnts still
operating ts far south as san Antonio
10 was reported. viii be Withdrawn 70
Colunia Duhi1n.
American military men today aid
th"v would not accept the fac, that =
'arrnnza commission was found on
on" of the Mexicans killed In the
Glenn springs raid as proving thai
the raiders were CarrRncistas They
explained that many M.xlcans carried
CHrrau2a commissions obtained be
foro IA" split between the FIRST chi"f
and villa