Arizona republican., 1917-07-14
PUT UP BARS
 TO KEEP OUT
 'DEP0RTEDME
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 BISBEE, July 13.-Having rid the Warren district of 1,200 supporters of the Industrial Workers of the World, citizens and officials of Bisbee and Lowell today started making arrange ments that will prevent any of the men deported yesterday or any of their sympathizers, from returning. Plans are under way for maintaining heavy armed guards on the main roads lead ing into the district for miles around It was stated tonight that permanent camps would be established for the guards and every person entering the district examined before being allowed to pass.
 Keep on the Watch
 Fears that some of the l. w. w. camped at Hermanas, N. M. would at tempt to return this morning on the westbound Fl Paso and Southwestern train caused scores of men, armed with rifles, to rush to Osborn, on the main line, about miles south of here. None of those deported was found on the train, however. Only one member of the l. w. w attempted to return with the guards. This man, a waiter, was recognized soon after the train left Hermanas and put off at the next sta- tion The guards who accompanied the train returned this morning and many immediately went to work again pa trolling the entire district with a view | of rounding up other agitators. Be- tween 20 and 30 automobiles filled with women, said to have been wives of some of the men deported, left during the day for Hermanas. Money to de- fray their expenses was solicited this morning on Brewery Gulch, former haunt of the l. W. w., by friends of ] the deported men. The citizens made no effort to prevent this from being | done. It was reported today that a carload of food and supplies was being sent to Hermanas from Fl Paso to SUD- plant the food and water picked up at Lee siding, east of Douglas, when the | train was on it's way to Hermanas 1 Officers today declared that they did not intend to cause the men any more suffering than was necessary, and stated they would see the 1. w. w were supplied with the necessities oi life until they were able to leave Her. manas.
 Says they Will Not Return
 Sheriff Harry c. Wheeler, who di- | yesterday, stated tonight that under nc condition would the men be allowed tt return to this district. Scores of dep uties patrolled all roads today ant were stationed at every depot and rail road stop. All trains were searched and every automobile coming into thu district was stopped until it's occupant: could give a satisfactory account O themselves Several more agitator' were arrested during the day and score of men, some of them business men, were visited by delegations O
 citizens and advised to leave town a
 soon as possible. Among them wer' several Austrian and German subjects ; Every mine in the district showed big increae in the number of men re
 turning to work today. Not a singh picket was on duty at any of the mines 1 Mayor Jacob Erickson, of this city, re
 ceived a telegram from the mayor O
 Fl Paso today stating that Fl Past
 would take care of the deported men l
 they reached that city but advising
 Mayor Erickson that Fl Paso did no {, want the men any more than did Bis
 bee. Quiet prevails tonight in ever,
 section of the district and no furthe l serious trouble is anticipated.