El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 37TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Friday, November 3, 1916 Page: 1 of 14
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EL PASO. TEXAS FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3. 1916.
ENGLISH SECTION i ?AGES
PRICE 5 CENTS
WILSON PROGRESS THROUGH NEW YORK CONTINUOUS OVATION
I 2k
PARRAL IN HANDS
OF VILLISTAS
IS REPORT IN
Retacee Tdb of Fighting at La-
runa Between Carranca Forcea
and Bandits; Conflicting Sto
ries of Fate of Train Guard
Held Up at Lagaña.
ONE ACCOUNT DECLARES
MEN WENT OVER TO FOE
Another Account Declares Luck-
saw Soldiers War Lined Up
and Shot After Passengers Had
Been Deprived of Their Valu-
ables and Clothing.
PlgtiUne between Vllllsus and Carran-
elatu li M-rurrinir lily In the virinlty of
Lacuna on tha Msiloo central railroad.
This raport wag received tut night tt Itdag
o'clock trim a Mr XI can who arrived In
Juarex on a passenger train from Chihuahua
city. The train wa p recaed ad by two
troop trains and was the first pasaanier
train to rsacb tha bordar since Monday.
The Mexican said the train experienced s
long delay while the track which had been
torn op by Vllllstas was balnr repaired in
tha Lactina and Uallero dlsirlcct.
Trata Gnara Restarted Cxeeet.
"While walttne for tha repairs to be
made l heard a Carraos guard conslatlnr
of a captain and to soldiers who were on
the train which was held up at Lacuna
had been executed by villa bandits" the
retacee asid. I also wst Informed that
passenrers both men. and women wars
robbed of their valuables and clothlnr-
There waa considérame shootlnr irolnc on
in the vicinity of Lacuna between small
bands of Vllllstas. end soldiers from the
r.arrants rarrlson. I siso heard that the
Serranía cuard on the train which waa at
lacked Want over to tha VUUstaa without
maklnc rift but I bad no way or con
flrmlns this report."
Chihuahua's CoadlUoa IM-iperelr.
The roan said Use situation lit Chihuahua
la eraduaUy entwine mora aeepereie
rh s thins- wars possible He said many
of the Carrañas soldiers in uainuanua air
irolnc about without shoes and few stores
have anythinc to tha way of road end oloth
ins- to sell. He Mid the city was terror
stricken end cannot be persuaded that villa
will not return ss be Is reported to have
announced at his lest attack on toe ctvy.
Parral Reported Captured. j
The refugee said It was reported In chl
huahua that Parral bad been Ukeo by bsto-
dlts on October l. The report In tfdhua-
liua which aupiosedly came from parsons
who had mads trto trip overland sine
railroad1 transportation and wire rooimun-
iraUon had been stopped south of Chl-
"UtóUrssra far Sslety l Asaarlaaas
American inlnlnc men who have Inwrests
m Parral will be concerned over the fata
of the nine Americans known to be in
larral if it la tnie Villa haa taken the
lown. Thls concern Uierasasd by Uri
leport from Chihuahua city that tha ban-
dits who held up the Mexican CMUtl pu
...-nger train Monday canine f at 1 acune
tallón assaulted Dr. Steven Hsrrner s oer-
man subject because they thought he was
an American. This thar say. Is an Hide
allon of what will happen to the nine
Americans In the Parral mlnlns district
Villa Mas l.rudge Afalast Herrera.
Mlnlnc men and ore fretlitera here who
a... tlwmucbly rsmlllar with the country
in tha vicinity of Parral say Villa probably
uved on Parral rrom Santa Rosadla rol
lowlnc Ihe conchoa river to Pilar de Con-
cho a distance or 5 miles from Bant Ro-
PÍTÍ" .u.: in m. echad .South 41 miles
sap rr'S'JszLür
Lav Theae mlnlnc men declare that the
leoort of VUla'a capture of the town x-erl-l?r
.l- r. ti.i villa and hla command
had been inpoeeeesloo of Sania Rosalia ss
It wasmnounoed that be would more on
rarral from Santa Rosalia.
villa baa crude scsinsi Oeneral Luis
Herrera the carranxa " jw-
....niiu rirlared when he caxv-
tured Parrsl he Intended to Ull Herrén
with nis own oauus.
MEXICAN LAWJW UrtDW
ABBEST AT NOtJAUUL
a weu anuwu ..-
bortarclty one chares of conapíñnc with
Sther to equip a revolutionary movement
?n Mexico We surrendered to offlojrs
wksn he heard there was s warrant toa
''' Pedíref officers here who Iw.
naSeaof Urn Uaged conspirators hers
S to. matr inrfcrad t P
ror roiindlnc up arsons ailsged to be im-
vnHJSuv'Jr&. 0. R. Itorvlo. of this
cltVT SZtSo otbsre betas bald in the
county jail. I1'? JZ0J? JZE. S"'
i nmmlasPmtr Jonas fndsy asonune.
mom aviator i alls to pitATa.
Sin Francisco No i -Cable advices from
l aplata Ai sentina received here today told
or Ihe drain tnere oi oim. J Jvr-rX"i
' 'r a spectacular airmen who thrilled
visitors to tbeP-tosms Pacific exppalUon
hara last rear. TW ceDieeram nan uo
reU from a hi gh alUtude In a monoplane.
Final Appeal to
Texas Democrats
for Contributions
special to the Mornlne Ttmss.
Fort Worth Tx. Nov. I R- Booas
Rldfwsy. chairman or the Texas oexrtral
i oiiim llee. tonight Issued the milowtoe
appeal to the Democrats of Texas:
"The national campaign la nearly
ended and many Texas Demoerst have
not contributed. Tlx only way Taxans
can abo they really wsr-l PrldaaH
WIIoo r-lectd la by helping rinao
dally. Let every Texas town make a
final effort Saturday and wire rollec-
ttona to Wlsgur W. Marsh treasurer of
tha National iwnpaxen committee so
East Thirty fourth street. New York.
Tots in assure us at least third place
ALLIED INTEREST
CENTERS ABOUT
SITUATION IN
RUMANIA
Growing Tendency on Part of
Central Powers to Launch More
or Leas Serióos Offensrres in
Galicia Looked Upon as of
Only Local Importance.
RUSSIAN CRITICS ARE
SURPRISED AT ADVANCE
Recall Attack of October 29. in
Which Czar Strongholds in
Michishou Region Were Car-
ried; Still Maneuvering for De
termined Attack on Lemberg.
By Associated Press.
PetrosTsd November. 1 (vis London!
Interest In the Rumanian situation con
ttnu.es to overshadow minor eposldes on tha
nussisn western fiont. particularly alnre
the approach of winter already has pre-
cluded the possibility or further operations
on a laree scale in this theater.
serlouti fie naso orrraatvaa
There hsa been however a noticeably
rrowtne tendency on the part of the Oar-
mans to basin s more or leas serious or
renslve at various points in (tállela the
most Important of which Is the one under
token south of Brsestny where the Russian
positions aJone tha Narayuvka river have
orre red exceptional advantaces for a Dank
inc attack opon Halles from tha north and
at the same time rnnstltutlnc a direct
menace to LSftxbarc.
The Oermsns aimed thrusts all alone the
. " ieny v Haiirx. but roncen
tea Une moat heavllv in um .
Mlchlahou wood be can a determined attack
on the nieht of October w which carried
wv nuseian posiilora.
Hnsstsa CrIUea Niirnna
Russian crttcs. althourh manifeativ am.
prlaad at the (lerman ability to launch an
offensive of laree forces at una nomi rtn
not consider the hoatlla id.im . .
lx mile front or more than local importance
and ststo that Its only alnincance la in
.n.uun vi me rrhnsyivaniaa operation be
mr an ooannus attempt to crest a diversion
i" mnwc nustjan co-op rati on
on the Transylvania front where niur.i
vm. Falkenhayn. after betnc tomporartly
. ... i. nnnii a. new errort to
vancv.
KTBaCR COMB ATM RBI Mil WtQED
i ' n i a i hi x
By Associated Press.
renin nov. t. (By wlreleaa to Ramiui t
in we i.srpsmxan passes are be
me carrieq on with extraordinary race
nuiwiniaua. ax to eleventh hour ara
trylOs" to bar the estos of Wallachla by the
-aaariimii or rapiary concentrated re
serves says the Overseas Maws Agency.
mi7 unmn norxn or rreneal as well
aa poaltlona at Aauea. which consist of
permanent works completed several months
sen Includlne trench sytems wolf traps
snd barbed wire defenses war partly
crushed by the cannon of the advancing
(lerman and Austro-Huncarlan srmy groups
or were partly outtlarkad.
South of Axuga. in the Toemoser pass as
well 'as south or Toertburk Pass the at
tscktne troops slowly but Irresistibly
marched ahead scalnst Campulunc aya tha
aesncy which-adds:
"These mountain battles are being fongtit
through terrains rilled with snow snd made
Impassable by rains between rsvines sad
on snow covered summits. They retrutr
the utmost energy on the part of the com-
panders snd troops and helone to tha most
difficult but at the asme time most glorious
exploits of IMs r empalen.
GKRMAN OrTICNMVR IN TRANSYLVANIA
MCt l.AHKO TO BE I lil ilí
By Associated Press.
Athens Tuesday Oct. SI. (via London.)
Nov. t. "The Austro -German offenslvev In
Transylvania appears definitely to have ar
rived at a stop." declarad N. N. Fllodor. the
Rumanian minister to Oreece today to the
Associated Praas correspondent.
"Operations of this smashlne nature like
the attack on Paris must be Instantly sue
cesaful If they are not dea lined to failure
utterly" continued M. Fllodor.
"Every day that we are able to postpone
disaster we crow s troncar and our op-
ponent grow weski-r. Any concerted at-
tack presupposes a certain amount of un-
preparednrss to meet It on the part of those
attacked but If It la not Irransadataly sue-'
ceasrui. the preparedness of. those altar keri
constantly Increases as wsSKth ess si
Verdun.
"This la precisely what happened tn Ru-
mania and Is way tha Austro-torroan of-
fsoatvs already Is doomed. Moreover the
fact that Oeneral f alkenhayn seems to bsvs
boon replaced by Archduke Charlea Francis
on this front car. ha taken as showing that
even the (lerman general seat realises tha
failure or the attempt."
BR VOS. ITI ON ART CBBKkH TO BE
CI O BACH BV BSrY ALIBT TBOeVs
By Aaaociaied Press.
Athens via London. No t. Kinsr Oats
stantine Isaueri orders this mornlne to tha
noyansx xroopa so preven xna aovanca
or the revolution st forces at all coats
One hundred and fifty loyal troops had oto-
vlously evacuated kalerlna before 00 In-
surgen t armed with machine nine with
lira win to l.aiiaaa to loin relnforcenxanu.
The evacuation of Kator'ns la confirmed
by the general staff
INfll O rRENt H TO REatP HAMIUaiNtl
AWAT ON XtrKKTERN FRONT.
London. Nov. t Dunne the course of
ind Interview with the Associated Press
correspondent today. Oeneral r. B.
rice chief director of military operat
xt the war uiTco. waa ssked what
hoiiKht of Field Marslial von HlndeiiburCs
stotetnaml that the enlrnte allies could not
ireak throuch the western ri
ear. Oeneral Maurice replied
"Our recent orrenaive waa not designed
. break through. It'a purpose was to
tállete the nreaaura on Verdun and kill
s many Germans as tuiaalble. I will not
i luerteke to ssy whether It w ll taks
i years to eel the oermsus out of France
it the silled sxrensrth ronstantly Is grow-
.g and the Gerxnen sueueth congtaoUy
New Valuations of
City Property Total
Ooer$50007080
The city's new valuations total Wi-
00700. The amount waa compiled from
the tax rolls by City Tax Assessor and
Collector W. P. B. NeBaln and approved
by the city council yesterday The ttrlt
valuations show an Increase of fi JN.aiS
over the valuations or laat year that
smount being g707.87).
Now that the valuations have been
arrived st the new lax rate Is to be
rixed. This. II is expected will be done
eons Mrs next week.
The present city tax rate la It.ao. The
riu council declares that the new rate
Will be It .so ir the city carries out the
request of the city school board which
Is aaklnc for M cenia for the schools.
The amount I a nine-cent increase
over the amount allowed the city
schools last year whleb was 41 cents.
Lsst year the city cave the schools
liBl.Mrl.4t. ir the Softools eel the in
crease sought it It slated it will mean
that the erboola will recllva M00.uss.40.
increase of IM.sCI.M over the amount
they received last year.
The city council states the schools
are now asking for in benefits of si
Bksst the entire increase in las value
Hosts this year and the result wlU be
that the oltv proper will receive no
material benefit rrom the increase. All
tost Is paid by Dallas to bar city
schools it is said is only h) cents aad
Dallas
MARINA EVIDENCE
COMES IN SLOWLY
SUte Department Officials Do
Not Expect Fall Informaüoa
on Sinking for Tan Days
Associated press.
aetuneton. Nov. S. ConcRunve evidence
st to alssttsas Germany vtolased her
pledgee to tha United Slates tn slnklnc.
apparently without warning the Brttlah
freighter Marina with the losa of six
A marl sen Uvea Is not expected by the state
SglisssBiani sftars she Vetar part of next
week. Secretary Lsaatar tonight said in-
formation was cósame in slowly and that
at least s week was expected to elapse ba-
rore lull evident would be at band.
Even though all Information desired froth
rtttsfe aourcaS and American survivor of
ihe Marina ware at hand any action by the
United suae government would be delayed
phdhas 0noany's reply to the Info nasi re-
quest for bar version of tha Incident tn
previous Instance where such s request
has bean mad a wk or mor bu elapsed
before to attacking submarine has corns
la and svrI days further bars bean Bd
Ml la enllaes and transí DBS tha information
American officials tn England oav sent
only s fw dlspalclssa in the last twenty-
four tours not Includuxc any affldavlta or
summaries of affidavit.
Secretary l.anatng explained that the state
department held that rtennanys pUdaa not
to sink uxerehant snips witaoui proper pro
visión for the safety of parsons on board
applied to mere sum toxaa armed for sxsfxxas
ss wall a to unarmed vessels. Oennan'a
last ascitic wofd oa armed ship however
was her mesBorsndum sano one Isur last in y
would b treated aa war vsaals and the fact
that the Manna carried a 4.7 inch run is
expected to play a ponaaHeuoua psn in the
ilfcaaBgtt thai will fallow If it Is estatuían
att Baas tas ares ttaankii
GOING SOMEWHERE ELSE.
HUGHES TO MAKE
AMERICAN FLAG
RESPECTED BY
ALL NATIONS
If Ejected He Proposes It Shall Be
Symbol of Courtesy and Jus
tice oí Firmness and Consisten
cy in Maintaining Otar Known
Rights on Land and Sea.
NO APOLOGY FOR ATTACK
ON WILSON'S POLICIES
In Oar Relations With Foreign
Soun tries He Is Opposed to
"Muddle of Meddle;" Makes a
Whirlwind Trip in Next to Last
Dajr of His Campaign.
By Associated Presa.
Albany H. V.. Nov. . -Charlea B. Huchea
told audiences tn central New York today
Ihs lags day but on of hts campaign thai
be had no spo toarles to make for hts at-
tack upon the adraimstraslon with refer-
ence to the maintenance or American rights
snd that ha proposed If elected to make lite
American rise lb symbol not only of
courtesy and Justice hut of flrmnsaa and
consistency in malntalnlne "our known
lights an land and sea"
Tha notutne assailed tha actmlnlatratl
ona.
. a .n
for Its alleged failure to aid in the im
provement of American trade abroad: by
not upholding American rtrhU; character
I as "vary cruel and unwarrantable"
sues-esiions that a vote for htm meant a
vote for war and declared thai In American'
relations with foreign nations he wss op
posea to s "muddle of meddle.
lae-lsas sad Ohio O. K.
At hela vis. the first stop or the day. Mr.
Hughs asserted that he had entire con
fl swnes in the result of tha eleruons In
Indiana and Ohio. In his speech hern to
nletit. the noioinae denned politic! leader
ship The ineeune hare waa presided over
by William Barns former Rspubilcan stale
chairman.
Mr. Hughes gpoke at On Ida Amsterdam.
stssn i rlady and Troy on hla way here. The
addresses at Onstds snd Amsterdam were
five minute talks tn which the nomines re-
rssrstod briefly hts attitude toward Ihs chief
lasuss of Ihs day. The speech at Sckexiac-
tedy waa be roc aa audience that bad await
ed bis arrival for more than an hour. Many
persona were turned away from OBs meet-
ing unable to gain entrene to Ins ball.
"Oar opponents do not seem to like the
Idea of entinaos with respect to Interns
ttonsl policy." Mr. Huchas said in bis
Irhaatctady speech. "But I hat to remind
Masen that an Amarinan president Is elected
for a term of four years -sad under our
losuiualona. st ta ooiuiuslon of that tarta
tas Aroerfcar. people express their minds.
a matter la so Important ss the
re of American rights tt ta highly
ntraasry that an aasnnsgi opiuiou
b axpreeaed And I save no spoasay
make la standi ng before you and to ssy rag
Bast If I asa elected president 1
the Amsrtosa Ota shall sato Bs only s aymbot
Guardsmen Along Rio
Grande Are Now Cast-
ing Election Ballots.
By Associated frags.
Brownsville Tex. Nov. y. -Henry O.
Adams of Albany N. Y.. representing
the secretary of state or New York ar-
rived in McAlktn Tex. today and hegan
preparations for tha castlnr of bailóla
amone national cuard smen in this dis-
trict November 7.
Pour members of the Iowa election
commission reached Brownsville today
to handle the Iowa guardsmen voleT.
These ballots will be counted by election
Judges and alarka appointed from In
Iowa gtiardamen
Virginia troops already are canting
their ballots which are being certified
for by local postmasters snd bslne sent
to Blrremond by mail.
The fifty thousand or more guardsmen
on the lower Hlo (irsnds are evincing
deep interest In the election both nation-
al and In their home states
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
SPEAKS AT TOLEDO
Appeals to Immense Crowd to
Save Country From Ruin by
Voting for Hughes.
Asssclaxed Press
Toledo. O.. Bor. k Oiiooal Theodora
Boose vlt in a speech here today told
one or Die largest crowds thai ever gathered
IB a Toledo public ball thai be cam hers
to "give the reasons for ths faith that la
In him." II asked support of Charlea B.
Hughes tor president and aid tn maklnc
the congress snd senate of the United Sisase
such as will bark ism up.
am heie in no partisan asase." de-
I the speaker. "I am appeal inc to all
good ciusrns to save tha country frogs
rs IB." '
"I believe in certain reforms." ha said
but before we ran east reforms within
the nation we have got to bs aura that ws
have cot s nation.
"There Is another principle that we can-
not too Jealously cuard. and thai Is that
ws see to it that our public servants msn
Taxi they say and keep their promisee
after election.
"We must pro tact ourselves rrom msa
who say one thine at on Urn aad another
thine at another tima and do none of
ihe thine none of Ihs Urns.
"President Wilson laat unexampled switch
Inc facilities. Tha first duty of any gov
en nasal is to proasot the lives of Its pao
pie. Mr. Wilson baa said that ha Is Sao
proud to neta- I sew the other day by
a Wilson paper thai he said there may bs
circumstances undsr wbl h be might fight
and Baa thing ns la wining to ricm ror
"Mr. Wilson says be la coins to do sot
fine stassT to ths roture. Do It now.
Wilson or keep ettlL"
Ít. Misusing prest
toward México and
.o.rins try nra si nam s recaní ouiiaio an
drea7laso4ore Roosevelt tonicM Mreased
a targe ICxrooc arocniiiieu oeutrat rnwry as not
GREA
1 THRONGS II
HT EVERY STOP TO CHEER
PRESIDENT AND HIS PARTY
Address at Noonday Luncheon
Largely to Explanation of
Toward Big
Saya He Will Welcome Wall Street Into Consultation When-
ever Wall Street Demonstrates Willingness to
Co-Operate in Progressive Lawmaking.
dreesine a Catherine of bualnaaa men from
all parts of the country at a luncheon
hare today declared that "the man who
constituí wast wa have screed to call
'Wall street' have a subtle genius for
pronxlslnc seemingly Immaterial chances."
when called Into consultation concerning
the alTalrs of tha country "which would
eventually lead to the defeat of the main
objects of the legislation proposed.
"Do you wonder" asid the president "that
I do not call them Into conaitltal)on and yet
I tell you again that they will be welcome
Hie moment they corns to cooperate and
they will not be welcome until then."
Ths president' assured his audience that
Ihe business interests of tha country bad
been ssregnarded under his administration
will would continue to bs If be were re-
elected. Ceatlansas Ovstlsn.
Prom lbs urns of big arrival bare rrom
Buffalo N. Y. tins morning the president
was given an almost continuous ovation.
Large crowds including many railroad em
ployes rneered him as he stepped rrom
hit private train at tha Grand central ter-
minal. Arcpmpanted by Mra. Wilson and
the other members of big party ths presi-
dent was driven to the presidential yacht
May flower anc noted off ths Maw York
Yacht club al the foot of east Twenty-
third street. H remained there until lt:Bi
I whan he toft ror ths luncheon given in bis
I Maasi Is the Wtrson Business Man's
league crowns again lined ins streets and
cheered the president and Mrs. Wilson.
Arte i ward the president visited Democratic
headquarters.
Cheered st luncheon
Amone the cuesta at tha luncheon to greet
the preal tent were fames W. Oerard.
American ambassador to Osrmsny: Governor
Fielder of New Jersey; John M. Hlehl
president or the national Democratic club;
Jacob Bchtrr. secretary of tha Treasury Mr
Adoo; Imitad inste senators Hughes or
New Jersey and Tames of kentucky; Chair-
man vaneo NcCorrntek. of the Democratic
national committee snd Colonel Edward M.
House.
Ths appearance or Mrs. Wilson and the
other women of ths presidential party. Ilka
that of the president was the occasion of
much applauss. As Mr. Wilson took bis
st oas of ths diners shouted: "Three
cheers for Wilson the progressive." in-
stantly tha crowd was In an aproar burl
me their napkins into tha air and cheer
ISC again
Serious Perlas la History.
In big speech to business men ths presi-
dent said la part:
"We are living In a very serious period or
Ihs world's history and therefore It seems to
me especially incumbent upon ua that we
should en far as poaalbie. search every ques-
tion to the heart. And when I think of
searching the bualneaa question to ths heart
II seems to ma that there are some very
lares reckon In es. which have too often been
left out of tha account When you think ol
the ultimáis foundstlona of butlnssa you
must know that you rind them in lbs con-
ditions of national life and tbal the par-
ticular conditions upon which successful
vital husmees depends are the conditions
which touch the dally Ufa or ths common
mass or people of ttxs country.
"Business la not a matter of organising
reniua. Business la not wholly a muter
of financial Inltatlve. Business doss hot
altogether consist of seeing the opportunity
and trytne to srall yourself of it It con-
alata In havlne deep sources of strength to
draw fresa; and the only sources of atrencth
for business aa for government are to be
found la lb general body of ths people
Are they content?
reepie Must Be Coa Waled.
"A people not contented doss not work
wail. Are they living; under the proper
physical conditions? A people stunted
their growth or arrea led In Its vitality or
bs ixpersd in Its physical growth does not
work wan Are they confident that they
are Urine under conditions under which
they will eat Juanes and the rtsht
abler at! on rrom those who are put over
lhaia If they suspect that they are being
nut upon used for tha behoofs or others
shay will crude every stroke that they do
and do It only because tney must nave
bread for the hiouths of those dependent
upon them The roots of business my
fellow clUxens lie deep in the beans and
tbouchti and daily lives or the people who
tsowd shout ua every day on tas streets
and oa the countryside.
"Aad ths thine mat ass disturbed the
thoucht of s great many man In recent years
In tnis country is that the general body
of people have got Use Impression that they
are heme exploited; that they are being
used tost their vitality IS BSMmT drawn
upon in order that others miaSM (
thev cat Baa cruaxbe rrom ass
t prosper
and
"What I a constantly retamdln myself
of la that opinion Is Just sa muck s fact
as any law of physical nature. If It baa
been wrongly created it san be. site red.
but uxvttY It la 'allarsd It I something to
dMl WUNel s Prgpbst Sf Oaager.
Thar did not uehd to be any under
world ta Amarles. Man were not arcua-
lossed in old tttxtos ttt America to think
that there slumbered anywhere a volcano
as American affairs bul bow men who go
a llille beneath tha aurfsce are constantly
aeytas to yon thine are going on m this
country baiSd tttton a pror'uu? di.aaUarac
lion which wtlThave V be dealt with In
atrenuoua lean ion umeaa me imio. uV..
which It reato M relieved and .alterad. I
wao wouaa xx
la tala mailer
URN 01
to Buameas Men Devoted
Administration Attitude
Business .
Mexican Mediation
Conference Adjourns
Until November 10
By Associated Presa
Atlantic City. ft. J. Nor. -The nat
result of the nine weeks' of ninfas sage
or the Mexican-American Joint com-
mission which adjourned today ovar
toe election until Nov. 1 g that the
Mexican commissioners have learned
that any aeree ment by the commission
must cover not only the policing of the
rronuer hut Mexican Internal affairs It
was learned today.
The Americans have made it plain to
the Msxlcans that before General Per-
shing's troops are withdrawn Mexico
must demonstrate that the presence Of
America ntroops alone the border or
even In Mexico la unnecessary to pre-
vent raids by bandlla. The American
commissioners have largely increased
their knowledge or actual condlUoes In
Mexico
In tile world where this sor. of thing can
and will be relieved by the common asnee
01 jusuee ano toe concert of acttou to
see that Hie conditions that are wrone
shell be made rictu."
I lie nrrahieul declared that "It waa hhrh
time that we define what wa mean alias
we say -progressive policy.'
"Men have discovered said Usa pn
"that them- things undent.' nottuca
I theae feelings these conditions or dally
me wiiu which obscure meu are strug-
gling those humen that obscure women
Br carrying
He d?ulored Uie "intolerable burden"
little children are ratine-
Society Needs i niching Up.
"Society Is constantly need Inc to be
touched up. to have the decayed wood
taken out and i wood put in. to have
the stun tine look d to. And tha alructur
Ilea in the human heart ll Ilea lp the
conUiitiienl ol peoples and the saliafai
Uon or n.ie nations with the cooiiitloiit
uuder which they are iivlne." aald to
president. "But my moral la that busloaas
Cannot atrord to let auythlnc alone. When
I hear btislncaa men aay 'let things slum '
1 undtirataud that l am gettine counsel
from a man thai does not under aland bua-
lneaa. Kvi-ry biialness thai I ever knew
of that waa ten alone decayed. Every
I usinas mal wa left loo lone in the bands
of the same man decayed. You bars got
to be constantly putting in young blood
setting ii 'w points or view and in are
holhlnc but proeeeaea of adjuatment to the
new conditions and the new ace.
Buasaraa Must I rnsiBSS
"Ihe whole taw of br ror business t
toe life of progression. Stand still and
you wlU so to seed stand auii and yon
will decay. Now one of lb things that
o . uvni um matter wim American nuai-
nesa haa been Ibis 1 am not aaylne tbla lu
any eplrtl of Indictment but that real
trouble la that it baa been under lbs dirsc-.
Uon or Mo amsll a body of men. Wa have
a shoruiand expreeaion fur that amsll Body.
We call it Wall street Now that Isn't fair
because Uiere are men In and about Wall
alrt-ei who bve a great deal or vision and
wladom SBd public spirit and who don't
lulniul to do anything but public asnrio
in Ihs thing they are undertaking. It is
not a fair term but wa have adopted It
and we will have to ass It because there
are other meu In Wail street who have no
vision; who have no thought aaoept of their
own Interest who have no care for any
pert of government exoept to control Hi
who are not interested unless they are
consulted; who do not believe that It la
safe to do any nunc without consul Uruy
them; who do not believe thai there is
anybody outside of their circle who knows
enough to conduct anythinc that exceeds
the limits or a single parish.
Aristocracy Nat ths Tbla-.
"You know why tha world Ions ago saw
though not all parts or It have acted upon
the perception uaxl a government that IS
concentrated in ths hand of loo small a
Rroup of men is a bad eovemment not
nrauae the men are always bad. but be-
cause they go bad sooner or later; and
because more important than Uiai. they
don't know enough they are not In loach
with enough parts of Iba ereal and vsrluus
bodies which they are trying to direct
"I have been told again and sgsln that U
waa a mlalaks for me not to cad into the
counsel of public affairs the men who con-
stitute what we have agreed call 'Wall
street' and I have sfSIn and again sat
this: 'But thay always come In a spirit or
resistance by edvtstns slierstlon m tha
plans which would dales t to pisos.' I
sm spsaklns by lb- book I his i not B-
erallsaUon They have a subtle genius ror
propoaine sseaniugly iimiiateriai rnenjre
which would eventually lead to lb defeat
of the main object or ihe lcilallou pro
posed. Do you wondu thsl 1 do not call
Them into consuluu ni yet l say ajalu
that Pay will be welcome lb moitVsM
they co -operate and thsy win not be wel-
come until then.
Brains Burned Out
"Why the amount of c"'"" that la ex-
pended in this country resistios hopeful
1. .1.. .r ihe rralest lesttrXSnSSasS
on ihe score or waste Uist this couálry has
laid Ita.'ir open to. Brains have bean burned
mil acting an brakea. I BoletaaMproteU
Uiat thai Is not the right use for the baas
gilts or the country
I have been idling men I was BBSOrwea
with I have been telling men mal I was
not aaaoctated with. I have been t
men when It waa my Dualiir
II waa not my business tbal
llano xneir Diisuir.v
(Continued on Pas four.)
' WtUTBBW rSMBCAST.
New Mexico-Krtdajr and Saturday gen
arally far. not much cbaue in tempera
Ariauus -Friday and Saturday generally
fair not much rhaue in temperature
reías nosy ana aaiuruay
5
I
I
danger Id toll
at luis Is Use
atoas the sutes.
(Caaaaasd aa rata task)
s thai
arally fair.
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