New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-13
-.., Killed When Citizens
League Rounds Up
Disturbers
Army at Columbus
Turns Men Back
Authorities from Canada to
Rio Grande Alert to
Check Disorder

r,,riI. Arz.. July 12.-More than
I'm Industrial Workers Of the World
rr deported from Bisbee to-day
,s,,rd twenty-four cattle cars. Their
,.,preed destination was Columbus,
M The special train carrying them
~, Warren. four miles from Bisbee, AZ
,ocn.
N, men were driven from the city
" deputy sheriffs and about 1000
,r-.d men. members Of an organization
-,rn a. the Citizens Protective
lame" Two men were killed during
.. deportation.
Columbus dispatches said the train
,rr7ed there about o'clock. F. B.
Err. division superintendent of the
II Paso & Southwestern Railway. was
i, charge, and was arrested by the To-
al authorities for bringing in the de-
,Or,ees Local authorities refused 70
permit the men 20 be detrained. The
army officer in command at Columbus
threw out q strong guard about the
military establishment.
Train Started Back
King was released when ne agreed TO
,.ks the men away. and the train was
started back toward Risbee. IL was
said the men would be detrained at
Hernsnas, y. N.
Governor Campbell tonight wired
President Wilson recommending that
Federal troops be sent TO the following
mining regions in Arizona: The Clifton
and Morenei District, Bisbee. Jerome,
Nohsvs County. Humboldt, Ray and
Aja
s,nke was called at Bisbee by the
us,i vurkers' branch of the Industrial
Wuris. Of the World about two weeks
sss. Sinee then, according 70 officials,
scores Of strange men have been in Bis
BEE These men are alleged TO have pre-
vented miners from returning TO work.
Plans for the roundup of alleged un-
t.sirsbles were made at midnight by
Harry c. Wheeler, Sheriff of Cochise
County. Within two hours the Sheriff
hsd deputized 1900 men and ordered
hen to report at various points a. 4
s,lOek this morning. When the bands
Of citizens assembled those who were
rot slresdy armed received rifles and
rsvolvsrs, with instructions 20 use them
cnly in self-defence.
Wstchword TO Waiting Men
Until the last |. ". ". is run out"
vas the watchword passed to the
waiting men.
At $50 o'clock a special newspaper
EDITION was issued containing a
Proclamation By Sheriff Wheeler or
esring women and children 70 keep Oft
IS. streets during the day. II also
Instructed deputies 20 arrest "on
''srges Of vagrancy and treason all
e';urbers Of the peace Of Cochise
Oosnty, all men who have congre-
rated here from other parts and sec
IONS for the purpose Of harassing and
hinidating all men who desire 70
P9rsus their daily toll.
simultaneously FIVE bands Of armed
oulens appeared as IL by magic.
S'ihs hurried from alleys, others came
dreaming from storerooms. and some
Frsng down from low roofs Of busi-
's' buildings. All marched in q busi-
""iise manner 20 the centre Of the
"sn. Every strange man on the
meets vas challenged.
Hold on, stranger; what's your
e.'iness?' What are you doing in
'ioes'" and How long have you
zen here'' we're some OF the ques-
.h' asked By the little groups as
y surrounded each man. Every
''ieious-looking Individual was
"sssa under arrest.
Men Herded in Baseball Park
'ls baseball park a. Warren was
.-''n Tor the place Of assembling the
'h % be deDor;ed Word Of the clean
> hsd preceded the Sheriff and his
-. snd when the prisoners reaehe d
~ psiE The hundreds OF spectators on
gene began % jeer.
"hen the prisoners were ingide the
-.eisfe half The armed bands formed
s.sfa around the park. while the
,rNI nAlf started 4 sys,emstie search
ss sht'fe district for rnea who were
,sis,'n'o with The J. ". W or who
800 ~ account for their presence in
sl'iseiory manner.
1870 men went through rooming
So and rsst2urantg, questioning
a., ehs' when 10 seemed a. II the
p,.9 mold no more, six additional
n. N prisoners we're packed in and
sste, we're Increased.
q s..,4y before noon a special train
IA, @s cara rolled uD % the park
N. hsonefs we're marched iu zlnyle
nS ~ i. me ineiogDrs Up the runUay-
,.,. thN The ears. A. es~f, rcs, an,
-, we ear, according " the author.
49, was ssked y he wanted 10 "a
49, Or y he could give the name ot
iir ctizsn who would yOuch for
g., itt1e who elDressed : deei,a g.,
"shzsllsn. "''' ''' ''f'her IN
u1 i1 prominent citizens % Bisb.s
"sI who declared they were In