Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14

tflST.s country Ike Mex.co-one of tii-
s.sFr-~@jl garden spots and natural store
house. ui eurth-contlruc out ~
he line of march. Il must join the procession
srd must keep ur With the procession.
Nns evident aside from the question ~ tho
killing of Amer -an and British citizens and other
uionals-huaan lfc appears To be cheap these
hys-lha, financial matters and economic qur~
ions viii force action hy the United States and
DE allies against Mexico the outlaw nation
Il Is no exagsefa'.on 90 say that for months no
NAer International problem. not connected with
hs proceedings 40 Paris. has been so fully dis
s0ed as the Mexican question. and apparently
saamen 10 this country und nbrond is rapidly
Gysthlllzlng
he exclusion Of Mexico from the l.ensue %
Nations was based on the ground that Mexico had
len unable 20 give proof OF intention to observe
International obligations. Mexico has failed 10
observe these obligations In these why's:
AeHco's neutrality was more than hinged with
German bias
Mexico has rnde 90 attempt to meet her foreign
lfbi obligations
Mexico shows Increasing inability Co afford pro-
'aon To the lives and property 90 Foreigners and
ntonals also
Mexico has given evidence 81 n studied nni
NNenaiie attempt 20 put through schemes Sc hitch
'o-a result 10 the conhscntloa OF foreign prop
ny NE most garlue example 81 which Is the
ave o. The oil companies. although tir express
~ runway companies interests nse 100 almost SIS
rai danger
KS no secret go -h.usfon thnt renewed r.p-
NsA'a'ons oa 'h. Mexican situation nrc being
) ave 20 10" American government 10y Great Brit
~ 'Au France. For several months these coun-
l's nave been urging upon the United States the
ese"NV OF putting Mexico on It's feet So thar
ss So resume the payment on nntlonni and other
r,. .uu AFFORD adequate protection TO foreign
brush citizens nre holders ~ n considerable
-Ys" OF Mrxrn bonds. both national and rnil-
~, 1"'e the fr'n'h have extensive Investments
an Ie banks which O has been charged were loot
-sS. Wv government under the gui-c al obtaining
IT,, NAu"wls ~ both countries mold extern
,r, ",'''sS Ia oil properties. Many French ctl-
M, W. mooerais means invested their savings In
80 ,4' oohus nn which they have received no
10' Tor sll years
,,r ,"p',' The Mexican situntion has apparently
ron ~ "Sei' INTO this: The United suites will
~ W compelled To take Mexico I'm hnnd-unlcss
e,a ',au nations are to be suffered to intervene
ls.% sp'le Of tho Monroe doctrine
IA, A. =, washington the prediction Is hnzarded
no mas, ."''n states will intervene acting as
h con-ay Tor the League OF Nations
a nor,,'a the MeNicnn situation has ceased 10
bnoero,' .@ question senator King Of Utah. Il
,,r,o,. ""u one OF the administrations strongest
pr In s, ""'Vuhg the secretary Of state TO re-
dparn. on Mexican conditions md whnt the
sts, 'S ~, VI state was planning to do I'm the
w and agreed IN was ''''n'u'"'c'y c"nsiu'
Rpublcon ~, representative Could of New York
@eenra' Introduced n resolution providing for
htons on1 '"''Suentlon of American ATcxIcnn re-
Nice 1910 ~, %i phases Of the Mexican problem
Commit, me investigation would he nnde nv
sahtyes y v, 'hree senators and three repre-
onnteo. W y, De selected by the foreign nfrnIrs
" u bo,h =, "c TWO houses. II was stnted lcnd.
eNlutorr" ' me houses were consulted before Tho
aOnbIe ~ was -, introduced. ana that tbcv nre
n, W. 70 the Inquiry '''"' '"cS "'e
aus had ha s"e figures showing that ZOO Amor
'sfe for tha u'u'oered between 1910 mud 1916;
Unable ''ree years following being unob-
Al Of vh.,
sOstapo ~ seems to Indicate thnt pres,do,t
de Sam ma 'a ,a OF Mexico Is I'm bad with
'ah that No. au une allies. II seems reasonably
elnt Of tbo s",not much longer stnve or n soft
The Init, ,'sunces which hive been pIling
Ions becona0' States and vnrious Euroneon
s'd to f oro.. ol the high-handed treatment nc.
''res's In the Mexican repub-
Ems with 81 u'nt either Carranza must come
'ceeptablo ~ united States and the allies
guarantees that Mexico will meet