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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
VILLA FORCES REPORTED
MOVING TOWARD JUAREZ

creased no one would say. and Me1i
can army officials were eaticent
Guadalupe was occupied last nigh
BY forces Of villa, and another fgrc'
under the banner OF Cen Felipe An
I geles Is said 20 be moving toward
I Juarez from the direction 4 Guada'
/ lupe. where, evidently, the TIVE forces
split
Mexican military officials. wher
I asked this morning Just how close q
! Juarez was Gen. Angeles. said '3l
miles" but wen inf0rmei persons on
[ the Mexican side SAID mot more tran
I is miles"
There vas a noticeable Tightening
up OF passport Inspection on the
Mexican side This morning and gen
orally three inspectors entered each
car where hitherto there were only
che PASSPORT inspector and one Gus
toms Inspector
Nay Determine Position.
On the American side there appar-
emily was no change in military rou-
tine
The opinion IS growing in Ell Paso
that villa and Angeles may strike the
border port OF Juarez in order % find
cut how they stand with The United
states government
News has also been received that
Villa has been destroying the Mexican
railway from Chihuahua city north
since Monday. June 2. The report say g
water tanks as they proceed
Angeles al villa Ahumndu.
The report that the forces under
Cen Angeles and Martin Lopez have
reached Vina Ahumads appears also
From the same source comes the
report that Gen. jesus Augustin Cas-
tro. commander Of government troops.
has 5000 men az Chihuahua City and
that Cen Manuel Dieguez has not ar
rived with his federal endorsements
Few Shots Exchanged.
when Villa and his forces passed
Just north 81 Chihuahua City a Few
shots were exchanged between the
passed on into Numbre dc Dios, sub
urb Of the capital where he spent
a dav leisurelE al Quinta Carolina,
sumner residence OF Cen Luis Ter
razas, and the next day started north
ward. tearing ND the railroad track
as he went He secured switch en-
CINE and used ID to rip ID the rails
rs he had done before along the same
il f. reported that supplies IN
Chihuahua City are getting lew.
official Information received here
this morning said that Juan Sauezds,
one Of the Mexican bandits who was
implicated in the raid on the Brite
ranch two weeks ago, was killed in q
brsWi across the river from Candle
laria Tuesday night.
Among the many things hurried
over from Juarez int FL Paso Monday
were one OF two cars Of dynamite and
a considerable quantity Of gasoline.
At least one car OF dynamite belong
ing 10 mining men and which had
been in JuaFez for two months await
ing permission to ship DC south. was
broH9ht back over the river.
villa has equipped a train consist
ing OF a switch engine picked up at
Terrazae station and some old Gat
cars picked up farther north on the
line and the Mexican Central railroad
between there and Chihuahua City and
Is said TO be destroying the railroad
with them.
There Is little faith put IN the re-
port Of 200 Faqui Indians or any
other troops arriving in Casas
Grandes from Sonora
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
Gales Planning
ToDriUe YaQitiS
Ont OfSOnOra
With 800 Picked Troops
He Hopes To Crush Ter
rorizing Indian Bands.

Eogalas, ARK, June 10.-P. Elias
Gales. formerly military governor OF
Sonora. Mex, and two months ago ap-
pointed secretary Of the commerce and
industry in the Carranza cabinet. has
returned from Mexico City and win
take the field in Sonora with 1900
picked troops in an effort to crush
the .Yaquis and other. bandit bands
which have been killing and plumber
ing promiscuously for the past two
weeks This was the announcement
made IN Nosales, Son. this morning
Gen Gales is at Hermozillo today
In conference with his military chiefs.
Gen. Francisco Cruz Juan Torres and
Francisco Serrann.
To Sweep Districts Clean.
Cen Calles's plan. Il was stated. IS
70 take the pick OF the EarrisOns
which have been protecting the rail-
roads during the harvesting and ship
ping of the S5.000,000 chick pea crop
and with a force Of about 1900 men.
sweep the La Colorado and Navajoa
districts clean OF the bandits who have
been terrnrizing those sections
1t is expected that the campaign
viii occupy Gen. Gales until Septem-
Der when he will return to Mexico City
TO take his place IN the federal cab
met and leave the administration OF
sonora TO gorernor-elect de Ia Huerta.
who IS scheduled to take office Sep
TENDER 16.
Mexican federal officials at Nogales,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
Arrest FoHows $4,000
Alleged Shortage Al
Mexican Customs House

Tucson. Ariz.. June 10.-Perez linda
cashier OF the Mexican customs house
at sasabe. on the border a miles
southwest Of Tucson. was arrested
tera Sunday by deputy Fred Hudson,
on information given by Mexican
consul A. f. De Los Mouteros, OF
Tucson. charged with bringing over
the line $4,000 in gold and sil'--
without declaring t.
The arrest followed the discovery Of
a shortaee IN the funds OF the Gus
toms house at Sasabe Of approEimat e-
lr $4,000. according 20 consul Non
rers.s who also declared that the col
Iecfor OF the port. Juan Esquierro. was
under charge In sonora in connection
with the alleged shortage. The pert
collector was taken into custody. % rs
said. following an inspection Of tne
accounts Of the office by Jose T. Car
denas. sent TO the border By the min
lister Of hacienda at Mexico city
linda was ARA igned before United
States commissioner Edwin f. Jones
ana mis- hearing set for June Is Bond
was fixed az $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
CANANEAHANGS
SECOND BANDIT
Toribio Gaballero Makes a
Complete Confession Of
Part Taken in Raid.

Douglas. Ariz-, June 10--Toribio
Cabailero. alias jesse Maria suarez,
leader Of the hand Of 20 bandits which
raided Cananea early IN Nay, made a
complete confession 70 the civil Of
Ulcers before he was executed at
Cananaa Sunday night, it has been
learned He. like another member Of
the band executed two weeks ago.
was hanged to a telephone pole in the
business section Of cananea. He is
said TO have confessed that he per-
scnaIiy killed the chief Of police OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
Mexican s Plot
Is ReCOunted In
Ford Case Trial
Picturesque Touch From
Border Given AS More
Texas Men Testify.

Mount Clemens, Mich, June 10
Followers Of the trial Of Heny/Ford's
ls1.00o.00o libel suit against the chi
cago Daily Tribune. now entering upon
its fifth week, Monday got what they
have been waiting for namely, the pic
turesque touch from the Mexican Dor
der.
The proceedings before judge !. C.
Tucker introduced rangers. deputy
sheriffs, a conspiracy Of empire which
involved the capture BY Mezicans Of
the states Of Texas, New Mexico. Ari-
iona ana the southern part OF Califor-
nj, som breros, embroidered riding
boots. cattle rustling. sudden and san
culinary raids by Mexican bandits and
q bit Of German propaganda in the
form Of one German iron ross taken
from slain Mexican bandit and three
ancient Mauser rifles. also Of Teu-
Many Texans on Stand.
Tho story came mainlySfrom Marcus
w Hines. now a customs official at
santa Maria. Texas, and Thomas S.
Mayfield, Of Pharr. Hidalgo county.
Texas rancheF, contractor and land
Other witnesses were Thomas ]. Al
eEander, postma ser and keeper Of the
general store at Sebastian, Texas;
Iuumae r. EISn0n. former united
states marshal at san Antonio. Texas,
and John r. Harold. an immigration
inspector at Brownsville
Mayfield testified be took a copy Of
the conspiracy TO retake the border
states from a Mexican revolutiouist
whom he captured. He turned the pa
pers over 10 Bishop, who so testified.
and they were in turn given over to
Harold for translation. Harold iden-
tried the translations on the stand.
Planned Invasion From Mexico.
The plan contemplated an invasion
from Mexico and n simultaneous upris-
ing OF Mexican residents in the border
states.
Mr.. Bishop appeared indignant at
the way the case was handled and tes-
titled that he resigned as marshal be-
cause they would not let me do my
duty" on cross examina ton. attorney
Alfred Lucking. OF counsel for M
Ferd, in connection with the resigna-
ton. asked:
'The federal authorities regarded 81
as a trivial occurrence. didn't they2'
yes they did" replied the witness,
with indignation in his voice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

XTTAsHINGToN, d. C., June 1o-=Th'
w cavalry brigadas Of the Texas
national guard win not be called into
the federal service 20 guard the Dor
Der IN compliance with governor
Ho5by's suggestion 90 the Texas sem
Etors and representa- and 10 the
war department, because Cen Cabel,
commanding the southern department.
has recommended TO the war depart
ment that the Texas guardsmen are
cot needed at this time.
Chief Of staff March said today
that. because Of Gen. CabeIl's rec
ommendation. which was resolved
ut the war department By wire
and made public here. the Texns
cavalry brIEades viii not be used
At this time for border duty.
Net Money Available.
War department officials, in addl-
ton TO pointing out that Gen. Cabeii
recommends that the Texas troops not
be used. said that even II it were
necessary at this time 90 put the
Texas briEades on the border. there
Is no money available 70 paw them OF
20 pay for their subsistence
The Texas coneressmen are greatly
disappointed that the suggestion OF
the governor that the Texas troops
1e used Oh the border has been de-
cllned By the war department The
whole congressional delegation backed
az the governors suggestion to a
man and hoped that the state troops
would soon see service along the in
ternationel line. but events are too
Texas congressmen TO get the Texas
troopers into service.
Gen CabeIPs Telegram.
Gen Cabell teleEraphed the war de-
partment as follows.
sNo trouhle anticipated on the
border except very small raids fo-
the purpose o. stealing. and per
sunal feuds- The situation can he
controlled by troops now there.
in general. there f. peace on the
border ard has been for the past
eiEhf months. At present 7 see
nothing alarming in the Eifuafiau
rrd no reason for calling ont
Tens troops
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

Cananea. who, with four Of his men,
lost their lives during the bandit
raid He is said also TO have furnished
the officers wit. a partial list Of his
followers IN the raid. as a result OF
which several arrests already have
been made.
Pistol Il Identified,
Cahallero left Cananea az the head
OF his bard on horseback. but after
lodging through the mountains for a
few IS, pursuit became SO unpleas-
antly vigorous that the bandits sep
arated. The leader abandoned his
horse, caehe1 his loot and appeared
al La f0- a ranch, near Cananea-
afoet, He appalled, for work and was
given IT, His arrest occurred the lat
ter part Of last week a pistol found
On his possession was Identified as
havi be- the property Of the muir
dered police CHIEF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
REBEL ACTIVITY IN SOUTH
MEXICO GROWS MORE GRAVE

Washington, p. c. June 10.-Rebei
activities in s1uthern Mexico have
grown much more serious. official adj
vices from Mexico CITY Monday said
All traffic on the Railroad between
Feracruz and TERRA Blanca was sus-
pended the Gay after Gen. Danny.
leader Of the federal forces in the re-
gion- was killed and has not been re-
sumed
An official report 70 Mexico City
describing the bandits. SAYS
Their audacitv Increases daily since
bands are attacking practically every
town in she state at odd times and
constantly harassing the federal
Elrris0nsH
Gen Urquiso. military commander
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
AN GELES AND
VILLAC0HTRAST
Diplomat Convinces Abo-
rigine That Law is
T EXpedient.

The physical law that opposites at
tract each other seems TO apply to
Francisco villa and Felipe Angeles
the two leading Mexican rebel COM
imanders. villa rough, impulsive and
given to flashes Of red temper, is as
devoted 10 Angeles the sauve. well
bred and highly educated, as II they
were blood brothers. The two leaders
are as unlike as the poles and yet
each is the complement Of the other
and the result Of their union under q
rebel flag was almsst instantly
apparent when villa ceased killing
prisoners and civilians
Gen. Angeles was graduated from
the Chapultepec military academy Of
Mexico as an artillery officer and
studied at ST. Cyr in France under
master artiuerists. He was an OBJ
server at many European maneuvers
and wrote many pamphlets on artil-
lery fire. He Joined the Madero Fevo-
luton and later, the COnstitutionalist
movement under Carranza- When tilia
broke with Carranza the prospect OF
action with Villa lursd Angeles TO his
side and together they conducted an
aggressive campaign In the north
which had such a disastrous ending
az the battle Of Celaya- After this
Angeles deserted Villa. announced his
intention Of retiring from Mexican
affairs. When the European var
broke ont he went to New York as
an inspector Of shelsl for the French
government and quit this 70 rejoin
villa in Mexico
Even In the field Angeles shaves
daily. wears clean linen and carries
toilet kit on an extra pack mule
villa prefers a flannel shirt and
soft collar TO starched linen. shaTes
at rare intervals when in the field
and wears "hand-me- down suits and
square toed shoes.
To an American held prisoners ia
Villas camp. Gen. Angeles confided
that villa had almost ruined his
chances Of ever regaining the good
viii Of Americans By his treatment OF
native and foreign prisoners and that
he, Angeles. has persuaded Villa that
to observe the rules Of civilized war
fare was 10 make friends for him and
for his cause in the United states,
The only time Villa has lapsed from
this program was at Parral where he
executed six Chinese because he found
them armed and the three Herreras,
against whom he had a grudge Of long
standing.
extended a blanket invitation to any
Ia his rebel camps in the field. To
date no one has accepted this invita-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
ADVOCATES CONCESSIONS

Mexico City June IO.-In response
to an unofficial inquiry by the Brit
ish charge 20 Mexico, h A. c. Cum
Minis. the Department OF agriculture
announces that great land concessions
held by English companies in the
state Of Chiapas had been abrogated
BY the government in accord with the
present laws
The concessions were granted by
pravfous governments and. according
to the department can be renewed
only under the provisions Of the pres
ent law which. for the present, only
authorize q Temporary lease. subject
70 revision of the existing strange
meuts-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
To Reduce Your Weight
Quickly and Easily

II you are too fat or II your figure has
become Glahby and you are carrying
around a burden Of annoy ing unhealthy
flesh, the cuuse S. ten chances to one,
lack o. oxygen Carrying power Il the
blood and faulty assimilation Of the food
Too little Of the food d being made into
good hard tissue and muscle and too
much into little Elobules O. fat
Every man and woman reader OF This
paper who IS TOO fat whose flesh IS soft
and fabby should try the new prepara-
tion. PhEnola, a simple. but Remarkably
efficient formula put up for convenient
home Use.
Go 20 international Drug Co., z91 s
stanton. $50 s. II Paso. star Drug Co,
los r san Antonio 10 day and get a box
Of these wonderful Phynoia tablets take
one after each meal and one at bed time
They are pleasant 10 take. entirely safe
and give splendid results quickly and
easily No dieting strenuous exercising,
drastic massaginE Or appliances Just
simple Phynoia tablet four times q day
should @z-AdU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
How American Women
May Keep Faces Young

ssrhe Amrrican suart w1uan ages
srrI~. Tar cariler than ~ tlgIlsl W1l-
an" SAYS Christian MilH. D g J.. ne
famous English health expert sac a4as
that our climate 80 ezhlara-ea tnat te-
ol-a--era-f rnuraeivaa and grow Old 1efc-a
YOU know H. That same ezhllara-ing ar
dries the skin. The SIKH that lacE7 meia-
turs gross pale and withe-ed ioozinE ana
soon forms wrinkles
eThe American complexion - 17s-
treated BY applying pure nnercollze4 if1s,
whlch causes the faded. ileicsa cuticl7 e
flake OF in minute particles -t- 49,
far unfn the fresh young skin heueat1
Is wholly 90 evidence Every orl1sl7t a.
this wax. one ounce usually 3 s-iilels1-
SPREAD on az riGEt IKE colo erea1a, ae=--
lag &c off next morning law
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
MEXICAN SCHOOL PLANNED
At NEW SHELTER Y. N. c. 8

A permanent committee TO have
charge Of a smelter branch Of the z.
II C. A, which VIII be opened soon,
was appointed Monday night at the
Of directors. A store building located
in the central part Of the smelter dis
trict has been leased fer the branch,
II is proposed TO have classes in Eng
lish and 10 help the Mexican speaking
people to better understand Ameri-
can ways and customs. The commit
tee follows: E n Bray. A. Cour-
chesne, !. J. Ormsbee, Kuno D0err, S.
I EsquiFel and I. R. Goldbaum.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
SPANIEL CASE WITNESSES
HERE EXPECTING SUBPOENAS

Col Geo 2. WhIte- Capt y 2. HoII
and Capt, Caron. officers Of the Tenth
T. S. cavalry at Ft- Huachuca, Ariz,
are IN FL Paso. They are summonses
as character witnesses for Lieut.. Col
a. c. Butler. who was killed BIZ Harry
G. SPANIEL at Alpine, Texas. on July
90 1916 The third trial Of SPANIEL
began Monday in Brentwood
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
Ell PASOANS PRAISE SPEECH
MADE BY SPEAKER GILLETT

Americans in FL Paso are pFaising
speaker Gillett Of the house Of repre-
sentatives I'm Washington for his re-
cent speech on Mexican conditions be
fore the Pan-Amerfcan commerce COM
merce congress. Quite a number have
written him apnFeciatiFe letters.
Eat last senator FALL Of New Mexico
has 3 strong supporter. the senator
has been alone in his fight for Justice
70 Americans In Mexico said one Of
a number Of persons who have written
to Mr. F1ilett. It Is typical Of the
EXPRESSIONS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
BANDITS zTTACK FLORES
RANCH HOUSE, TWO SLAIN

Nogales, Ariz, June 10--Alfredo
Flores and three ranch hands fought
OFF a band Of Mexican bandits that
attacked the Flores ranch house at
5anoverachi. p miles vest Of Cana
neas Sen, Monday Afternoon. Two OF
the bandits were killed, according TO
the passengers on the rraia arriving
fHam Cananea- Travellers said the
bandits we're believed 10 be dis
charged miners of the Cananea Con
solidated Copper company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

in Feracruz, rho ordered the exeEu-
tion OF Gen. Alvarez. is said to be car
rying out a new policy Of expelling
every one suspected Of being in SYM
nathy with the Felix Diaz movement
The secretary OF state OF Veracruz has
been removed arbitrarily from office
Railway traffic between Tampico
and Monterey has been effectively cut
off by destruction Of an rolling stock
OF the line by the rebels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

Reports fro mthe American con
sular officials on the oil situation in
Mexico say during the month Of
March about 1896. 900 barrels Of oil
and petroleum we're exported from
the Tampico district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

Mexican merchant at Aazatlan
state Of Sonora. has started q reading
room in connection with his business
and desires copies Of trade puoliea-
tons from American institutions. They
should be addressed 10 the American
consulate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

.xEW MANAGER Federal
BANK VISITS DALLAS
r. r. Gilbert. new mau7gsr Of the
Fl Paso branch federal reserve hanlzs
returned Monday from trip % Dali
las. Tex. where re went % arrange
his home affairs. His fdIniiT VIA
move TO FL Paso within a week O.
two.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

Son. attribute the banditrE Of the past
two weeks TO Villa propaganda, but
they are confident that with Gen.
Gales IN the field. the situation soon
viii be cleared up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
TEXAS CAVALRYNEN NOT NEEDED
ON BORDER, DEPARTMENT DECIDES

Announcement Made After Receipt Of Telegram From
General Gabell, Commander of the Southern Depart
ment Stating That There Is No Trouble Antiei-
pated From the MeUeans Except Small Raids.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-27
A Wonderful Array Of Skirts

that comprises vast range of fabrics in plain col
and plaidsn Silks of all kinds, Jersies and Silk
knit Understanding new models This is your
opportunity to save several dollars on these high
grade skirts. Price range up to $500
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-27

Trcotine and Serge, Tricolette, PauIette Wool
Dresses, Silk and Velvet Dresses-for afternoon
or Street wear-of real worth and the very latest
in style All grouped to sell at Special Reduced
Prices for this sale.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-27

AS an added attraction we have placed sale
in the Shoe Department., 100 pairs of Women,s
Shoes in fancy and black kid feathers, button and
lace styles, at $5.75 pair. These are values up
to $500, but broken lots. Every good style
and worth twice as much money
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-27

Wooltex Suits none better in the United States
and few as good. Every lining guaranteed two
years.
All Wool Knit Fabrics
Ali Wool Velours
All Wool Tricotines.
All Wool Serges
And Many Other Materials
All placed on sale at Reduced Prices
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-27
Now is the time
to buy a Suit at
a very low figure

Mrs. Edwards, thorough coat and suit woman,
has taken charge of our ady-to-Wear Depart
nent, and we you of expert service, in the
sales department as we'll as in the alteration de-
partrnent which is under the supervision of Mrs
Simpson, whom you all know.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-27

EVERY COAT, SUIT and DRESS in this q
partnent is absolutely new, and for style al
quality are eminent in Fashions Domain, We te
ture "Wooltex" and not one garment in stock w
be reserved.
Evening star., 1919-05-06
Not an Anarchist,
To the Editor Of The Star:

10 the ENltor OF The Star:
| ask The Star to give me this on
portunity to protest against a dis
tortion of my views. which appeared
in its report May l of meeting at
Pythian Temple. at which | was one
or the speakers. My principal criti-
cism IS of the tWo-column headline
which read: Cohorts of Anarchy De-
mand United States Government
Overthrow" / am not an narchist
| did not demand the overthrow of
the United States government, nor
did l hear any other speaker make
such a demand
According to The Stars report
there were present a number of
agents of the Department of Justice,
the military intelligence men of the
United States Army and plain clothes
Does any one believe such agents of
the law would sit silent at a meeting
where speakers were demanding the
overthrow of the United States gov
ernment?
| object also to that paragraph in
which l am made to advocate civil
wars and bloodshed in the United
states. In passage which had no
relation to America. ] said civil wars
and bloodshed would endure for years
70 come in Europe. That is not an
illegal or improper opinion
| have lived in Washington for
many years. at different times; have
many friends here who understand
both that | am a socialist and that
] oppose the use of violence to cor
rect evils in politics and industry.
PAUL HANNA.