Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-01
FEELING RAPIDLY INCREASING
 THROUGHOUT DISTRICT

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 the public. Association automobiles carried a number of men to and from the mines and it was made evident thatall who wished transportation and its attendant assurance of complete protection from any annoyance, could have it.
 The mass meeting to have been held at the city park by the I. w. w. last night failed of materialization. The rain came up and no one went to the park. Crowds in the streets and in the stores and theatres were typical of the normal Saturday night.
 The abundant steps taken for pro lection have been demonstrated to have been wise, through the fact that tendency to disorder has disappeared. It is undoubtedly true that those of the agitators who had considered that Bisbee and the Warren district might be terrorized, have changed their minds and are in no mood to take any chances with the constituted au- thorities.
 Issue Is Important.
 The other phase which has had large part in the change that has come tion which is expressed of the fact that patriotism, loyalty to the govern ment in its hour of need of the highest efficiency of the people, is really big issue at this time all over the coun- try. Men who think the situation over from this viewpoint do not delay long in reaching the decision that tbey are in the wrong boat unless lined up with the men who are at work.
 Bread Lines Forming.
 Several hundred Mexicans yesterday mornin gappeared on the streets and demanded sustenance frfom the l. W. w. organization. The Los Angeles Grocery, an establishment on Brewery Gulch, supplied their wants during the Flour, beans and other bare essentials were given to the MeXicans
 Improved Feeling.
 AS a result of the raIr attitude of the business men of the Warren Dis trict, large number of men is expect ed to report at one shaft today. A representing the Citizens Protective league called on the pro prietor of boarding house in the district. She was complimented for her determination to continue to serve meals and prepare lunches for the men who were willing ro work. The wom an was assured that she could expect l the moral and financial support of the 1 2. P. L. She was. also assured that l should any one or any organization at- -empt to harm her. in any way, she | could expect protection from the eague.
 Action Is Approved.
 After the committee called, seven | nen, who are not working, appeared | It the house of the boarding house ] keeper and asked who the previous | ,allers were. They were told that it vas committee of business men.
 ''I suppose they demanded that you hrow us out?" was the question of ,ne.
 No, they merely told me that they were behind my efforts to supply my customers who work in the mines and would protect me at all costs,'' an wered the woman.
 Yesterday afternoon the same men nd ten others came to the boarding Iouse and announced they would want unches for this mourning. They are ,oing to work.
 If the business men are as fair as hat and as determined to see that jus ice is done, we will go back to work"
 Hornbrook Still Here.
 Lieutenant Col. James J. Hornbrook. f tue Seventeenth cavalry, who ar ived in Bisbee Friday night, accom- 'anied Sheriff Wheeler on the latter's ounds yesterday morning. He would ot talk for publication and refused to ven state his mission in the Warren District
 Wheeler Still Determined. Sheriff Wheeler, in statement last Yening. made it known that he had ot deviated from the stand he an bounced early in the week. q am nore than ever determined to see this nattef through to the best interests f the community and nation" The deputies appointed by the sher- If are working in preefct harmony nd no disturbances. of any kind have cen reported from any part of the Warren District. PHOENlX, June 30.-Reports of i'm roved conditions in the Warren Dis rict were received by Governor 'ampbell and the state council of de-