Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-10
UNITED STATES
MUST MA|NTA
BORDER PATROL
WITNESSES SAY
Armed Guards Will Be Nee
eSsay Until Mexico Takes
a Less AntagoniStiC Atti-
tude Toward This Country
STORIES OF RAIDS
TOLD BY OFFICERS
MexicanS Possess Intense
Hatred for Americans
Carranza Officials Won't
Help to Maintain Order.

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a'o' heN''o' 80
MEXICO taxes less ahtasollstlc
attitude along the border, the
United States army must be pre-
narad ia continue its campaign
against outIawrv directeds from
tbe cen+ars In that co1,ntrv. army
officers from the Big Rend dis
trict TO-DAY told the senate sub-
conmittee investigating the Mex
loan situation
colonei Ceorpe IT T,anpborue
who was In command of mat dis
tr;ct nnti1 = few montbs ago AMI
two of bis troon commanders
Cantafns r. M Mat1ack and w
y u Ochs. gave the committee
tba detaiIs of a long saries Of
raids as weIl as of minor incl
do,fs tbot have served to increase
nc botrod of NIevicans far AM
orioans
CaInro1 rangborne, doclared be
LroU nf no naso who're Mo yiean
officials had offared M. agreed to
oiio,,t ono,aoration ino IN tha mai9tenance
of arder apd Cantain -Natlack
,nhoea no, have nIrs,Ied the raid
ors oight tines told of General
Lose Smrgnia,s snocific refusal to
oo ossist ana oton ~ bic instrmctions
- goviaar trnons not to ottamnt
~ ~ 49, Ntoyioor tubo hod cross-
y. .. 49, pia Cranda "a raid the
,,aa ~ ~ of nn,oricans
'ioit,I G19.oi., nIntIanit ;s tho officer
- na,.iod .e'.si ~ ransan, 10 tho
Mno t'i Pontonio d. ond raooverad
paliuie, 49,, ,,,ato. 1ntarson D. a,,d
Iiie ."o ariaeoi ', ,;.t, 1onto,.;, ont,,
laws, ray ieaxitS WIN ,st ~ a,raa5 -, VA,
$''oo9, nan ~ an :" ~
On. ne eApiaineu ~, " 5 az 49,, ooi,,la ml'o
zee tilal lile illoieS iau ~" Lo ptor 20
Vlaeu py clNiliaila a'iu Ia iio rraitei ~
mas mas peen Iiliol illeu '1ie 80 af
states eApecteu W pas any eps' pi sati
IT, me reason nc assis ails iie'i 10 apt t" 90 J
ing 70 denver illole tilam ei ii'.i, w.
that alter takllS tne lilei aNiseeoi
oat ol the nallnl eaii,p nc W. =
heard Two MeNltdlls p,aHiiias -
XIII nliii anu the reiiiaiIlls ~ i9oh
er Wheh ne uellNereo 'ile pai"ii00
OF lne lholieS'
ana thefe IS "here l caihe W
the conclusion L was not pouha ny
honof TO give theIh tle o.iiel
halt' ne told the conlli'ittee'
FOR TWO years M'ttlach posi-
uon on the poruer was nidue py
circumstances soliletiiiils iilole tiiall
that OF an ordinary army olllcer'
J lie told the coulillitlee lhere WE'RE
no clNillah authorities at Cahue,
iefla Whefe ne was sta.loIea anu
LOT TWO years ne acteu 90 Juuse.
Most Oh the pet'y slhuss lliis aions
that part oi tile lront,eI 70 uolie
ny women ne salu' anu IN uId,,ns NM
win them ne sent tileii 70 Jan. me
jan Whefe they were culllileu was
not near any OIL the army Dqttulhss @
ana was outSiae tne ililes. we put
the lnirts 1--WE ccll pauioCh oh sne
uooI, ne eNpIa,leu, !, aiiu ena.
nlgh. tilelr lIielius Will ,t5 eniee.
Jan utliNeis, eilo worrien mUoiu ~,
.,i,,, su,m ~ NGNI0o Si'I 30 80 rn+u~, - faoa
49, 49, sa, f.lrs o,, ula tno no. iaiI" A''oo
"a, ~. ~ n.>iS ne ~ ho+rod mon;
s.ataa ~ h1p ~ rnrra,,,a % az off,cors -
49, tbo Aror;cans wss cnnt.;n
od rs bis acnonnt Of an offort he
,nada tn secnre tho assistance in |
one caso of Canaan ceciIio Estrel,a J
a most on the Mexican !
side EstreIla struck Matiack,s !
m eeeanger across tho face with his |
n,irt and told him 10 deliver to the |
American army officer an insulting
repIy. Estrella was subsequently, |
Killed by MeXlcanS VINO went from t