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Newspaper Page TextTill. MORXIXO OREGOMAX. TIIUKSUAY, JANUARY l.t. 101G. LANSING CALLS CARRANZA TO ACT Capture and Punishment of Perpetrators of Dastard- 1 Outrage" Requested. TELEGRAM SENT CONSUL f-a-arcn,,. la Suirawal ltea-i M rains' Pmloil talaeea fcjr ( sVaffsnarwl se-rr- to la Iaaer losac. w Vlit'.Tv Jn. tj Ttier wss OVide.- af :t-ltF at IK V. Site Ho aaf taa Mate ..apartment leaj-ar caver la la'eat atevelopfneat I It lb Mlk4l situs' ia Ifte RtAjiMr'r af AllwrlfSRI ev V'.,. 4atrfnt but RO a'jtwer l.len. a f roPl cf MK Pmlrry W . ptASiftattii Secretary f-Anaia.7 In the (our af the ear sent nr-..a.;e tastructieg t'oa.Ml ailtiraaa ft a. isr-e'ara ! rresael lb reperteal - fe-fa t t.eserel t'errar aaI refusal Irana4 ae tunMBVMIII f ta effea4re. Me. Iaatnf elaaa teameal A ctnl Ik !. a ne e-re4 trial laa aepaM eei weraee) ArrtR reeate4!y een.t reaneiatag la tleaarfli ea4 e fm ta waica ha brictf revaeweet taa lirl eret-ae f fervisnere aa leaa) aa .niri--i vita tseir iittti al aaa. Raral Meet mt arraeeaa. T teat af Mr. Uii't teagraja 1 - a'aanaal au:ianaa waa "" Jrr l i. R. Wiimiv. chair s-aa af tiv- M-nm eat aameiter iterators' .wm:i4 on. ef t'ft R4fii. aa4 g - a- r a I f lha Caei i.atr. acute Mining ampaar. wit ti ef a,,, uvuin, ail Hprtauil Amiiuu. wktte aa f--aa I'tgtnia ta ihetr an al a asiiia'rctt-. wee leaa eff the traa mi. .a weet af fft.Duahja t'ilr y eafe epreiag eeter ta- 4iraccua af l""'l i La. atrtop4 aeaa a4 4a 1 ir-tal r o aa4 li:ial Tn, bot4 a a-ieg aVrengal la i I'aaa. It U state lhal teee rnaa were a'tr.ira a-aaa ty war Aawertareas an.t .r. k 1:1-4 ta riw wtta e .iaral pni.-T atjsii-lr aaaowacae) ra """ a.lla. Thia itra toai eat e-"-ere. aolii a few an. laa a a'alkseltaa '" la l.rrtte., aaaaar4 k la auatrai af laa i'rrBia favvaa. lanam rUNi tkraaaaV "Tha "a kaa4 raamia a bout la "h:uaaa iiir l.iraataa an AniiaM wit. 4atn a4 4atra. a tn.,r lu Uiaf ka 'ilB4!lo af I'tikMaw k f ! Awfkaia nuraal la k.l l.flj Iw rina apcfttitft, wick 9iiiai ar IK l.tarit aatiaorttiaa af lm 4a f t s (araimal. "I rptr If II, foata4a4 la a S'twntioa af r I Cafraaaa aa4 r-a-l-al l!tt ka af4r irswu4uaf-a aa4 af f -wl rarvta.t. aaatua aa4 af tka irliv( af tka 4aa Iar41 rnw aaa mtM4 Aiaa rw atiay iaiaaait 4apaltfk af Itta lanaut aaiaia vaaaa la Ut af lhirvanai la ka latdfavaal af aclta laail. r .a aaaral atalaaiaal laavaal tk "ta -. laa ta9artraaa aaal -a trana.al k4 af luila twat la tha auaau.a la laa at Itilu- a anal ca.im a pa Ifcana ta uaa avarv asaana ta liaair aaaar l' pari4aJ Jtfnrtva la laaaa lu ma.i,t.: lanal Cata .arrttary aa4 tiaa ai.a aaaa taaeraa-taaf la "'" aaf.l aaaata la arry Ikla " l atM Wla4 la kaa Iata4 aat.a A faaF (a ma aat. aai. paar4iaa af tka at (ara4 aa 4 tioaa i n4 ia tlaikii. aia4 aval la aafia(. nta'a liaaaat Wa rMaaV "'I ! ai laa a aaaka 4a I at alllA 4aalaaat J Aaiart' aaaa la t?ia ar 4 trtt ta akk Ifca aaf jrtaaata AmarWaaa raarla4 ki aa) tair 4ata. i Ji-aa !ra a .a fall for tka aal.la a Fta J Amrirau Kaeaatia II. !liataa ara aa ui ta kaaa atat4 thai aaitl.1 ki t Aaiarkaai la (.'klkaa. a lr!tr la arjr la laava Amtrl an latartfaFien. "With a tka k't aaak ar 14 alaia. "a aajlaaaa af tka llaaral raa. k la I h i h tala it, aaar tka pU.-a ahara Aaaar a aaar raprta4 alaia, car ra rrt4 ta kava aaa aaart 4. Taa af t-i.. tn raa aanplaraa na4a Ikair a p '"" a al lit I'aaa Kaa 4a k'it mr4 appaart la kaaa aaa kn-a.fc Tlta aaoarlmanl f.ata thai II lank ' aainla raraatlaa la rraaaal Aatwi-l.-atna ffaak asaannf Ikair lna la a pt.a afcara ajtaarrilla aarfara la tn r '"-. i la la a 4aplar4 ka IU .!.. aaaa aat fol.oaaa. 'a:i-T ata au aa takaa la aaa lltal tka far:tralara af tl 4atarMr r-a ara appraaa4a4 aa4 aaian4.' a-.-'iirir Lnaia4 a' 4aflna.4 tka 4 rfai-aa.a In tka paaitiaa KVUPJ hi a"'a rif.faaa aa larriuarr aadai I- aaa.'.ia-Dt, .f a aat.aa. II aa4 "Tka k'" Hia ar rnaamaa larrt- I ta aia aatioa TarrttaPT llaalf 'aaaa I aaaa Ma otaraiaif of a " "a b aaaa. aaa-aaa-laUai. ahatk-p aa'jErat ar kalltcar aat. lata tria rul ta raaa la aj4 fra w i tlio-at ata.'aalatitfrt, a Irrn'ory Ikar aa tiaa nit I. p.... ta aa fra altk ta roaaaal af tka at'iotira. If la aarartaia ala taa aaW Il-a ara. tka taa aaatataal p., a. ,h. .M.f oa l" ki l.kapaa aa k a I fa - TFAT OK RrsoLtTlON OK I' FRED IN SENATE DEMANDING INTERVENTION IF CARR VNZA FAILS TO PROTECT AMERICANS. AlllViTi'X. Jaa It rallaalaf la lha tail af lha raaolutlaa Iatpa4a4 lidaj araatur tihamai laaavklaat a lha MciKai all- aailaa. "Wkaraaa. Vaiira la aw aaa tta far aaaraJ aaara braa rant a-lta civil atrtfa. ais'fe, in tha aKaaaca f aar aTovarnaaaat abla a4 aaatclr ta aratact llfa Bn4 praparlr. haa aagaaatalal Into a ranJl- liaa af akr4r. rapiraa anal pi Ma a . pau Ulnar la lha loaa of Amarl can r it nana, aa arli aa Curapaaa tkara, aaal tka ilcatrocUua of tbeir ftrapaptr. aaal. w kapaaa. anaar awrk aulraar-a haa aaaa rammltta4 fcr lha rraaal frcaa af aaaa aaa or mora af t ha a . !s a4 ravotatiorutrr laaJTa, akavaa aarfara ao4 folWarra ar a matbaj of tr.(ati4ar. pari-a-rat-4 r baa4tta. an4. "kaataaa, coa4ttooa alnra lha aaccaaalon af (arrania. ona af tha allaaaal raval utlanarir aa4ara. aaoar no Improtraraant. nor docs h) latartmaai maaifaat an laaaaary or aufficlaot atranath to raatora opijar or icaiBtaia clall f ittranait kdequata to toa proircitoo vf lifa aa4 tiroaartr. and. Whanaa. Ikia Uonrnmanl haa ppomoatatanj an4 af 111 ad ha raa. o far aa fcooara. ta what la ramaoniT calia-4 tba Munraa doctrina. aa4ar which tSa ajoaarornaota af tha arorl'l ara prarantaal from tha rotarllaa of Ihalr an rtturna. or auhjarta tr armod fore, and trn fornsa latarnirxBlt. brlnat barrad fmra tha protartlm af thair cttiaana or uktarta paraiiu of lha ttiluai of lha t'nltrd Ktat'a on tka afaama dvctrina. ifearaor rafidrr. It la alivarad. tha 1'nltad fttatca rarnatbla for tha loaa of lifa or propartx raaultlnaT from conditlona la Mataro, and aucb claim, whet bar writ foutidad or not. la of an arbitrary cbaractar whKa mar aubjret ua to arbitration bWura oma Irtnnnal oa tba quaatloo of damaxaa. arad "llbaraaa, a u-b civil atrtfa la Northara Mrklca haa ndancrrad tha lifa. limb and proparty of tha paopla of bordar at a tea of thla caaunlry. and coodiltona haa bow raarhad tha ataca no lonirr tol vrabla lo tha paca and soaad onirr of tha bordar atataa of thla I'nioa. or tha lifa aad aocurity of Ainrrtcaa cltlarna or other aliens la Maipro. tbarafor. ba II 'Kaaolvvd. that It la lha ana of tha ttanata. the llnuaa roncur rlnar. that tba tiavarainaiit drmanj of Oarranxa. who haa barn re raaiir raroaintaad aa Iba head of mn atabllabcd covrrnmant In kln aro. that ba protect and aava the litre and property of Americana and otbar aliene In that count ry. and. 'Thai lha other mamaeia In tha Waalarn Hemlaphrre that lata r jmnad la aoch rexocnition ba Invited lo unite In that de mand, and thai In tba event cf failure of Cerranin promptly lo fur biak aaacb protection, that tha I'reeldcal bo. and he la hereby re quaated to Invite the co-operation of porn (orernmenta berelofora lrtlns with ua In intervening fr lha raatoratlon of peaee and arood order, and that tba protertioa of the Uvea and property, not only af Aaaeriraa. but other aliena aad of peaceable citixena and that wbaa aacb ardor la reatored aad a aovernmant adequate lo con tinue la auataia aucb protection la eatabllabed that the L cited State wlthalrnw from that country, and. It la further Kea.ved to ba trio aoie and only porpoae of thla flovernment to eater tbe territory of afeaico for the purpoeea Indicated." KILLING DONE BY mS Troops Cry "Viva Villa" Americans Are Slain. as EXECUTION IS DESCRIBED . Mrkaraat I e-Va Itaaaa faaya Kull la-r Utt-aJ All l'aaeiPT. Slrallna; l ira Tlaair I aaa lira a-aflaM-r Ita-paartrl trad. I:ta r Aiaan. Jan. IX Jaaa Vaaeaa. UaiKaa. eanploied by C. R. Ualava. aaa af the vactEleaa af Iba maaaacre f.EW VATERCFFER MADE r-t. - aaa Plant ove OffrrovJ to rn Lead for llft.al. rff eia'a of tka t J-'kpia Vaater at '"-f .-amra.. v.at.pUa. ..,.., tI- Ota H-t I l!Ii-)fl a-"-'T fC Jhn W mW Vttra t tthaf f-trff It'lt J- llu r. ft l.a rCa ' j t mA flnt,( ff-r mt I U. ' fi-r i-tit. f -r rrr mt f- rtin ptttft TT V ttftj.r rrtya - ;-r-:,, nil I Jt.rT SI ff. mt fHa rmmi p is w rmr trcj-4 tt t " r v Bt-!4 it wmttt tft r-i r m i tt wmrth TW rat444 ih.nt - ,tr mm cnmmm lima) '-- ii.l r4 tt l-J .o:,t a I t-rt f t ffr-J mT I . t'-mVt "t tft 9a-l-- ' -ft v mt h i-n vf t , m--t. m ;-( ili m-t - re t t -.ai-ri-j. mtmm m m m tvr -! inajiy " t . - Mmniaiiiat. mt I t trtitr M Mi4 ttimm f 1 Ivti tit i,ri4 al tb A-i-i-ra mm thr f Jlko 4-7--. Ta td.Jit a.rv-t4 l pmm mumfm a4 ori. tn utt--l Ik4k4 tt a.a "Art I" al at-ff-t it -r r-a. k Iva4 rt4 of - r ttUafttf l lal I th tf 4f T y -af i our r. pimrin f iMr.f o tb 4Mcb an-4 ! Into lb t cr T-v ofifort vr 4if- out llotaal of a t av4 wuf44 b J If) forv aaj U.m ta tri t Hm nvw-t of 1htr ctotivtatf T4 .on tft Ammr Ktt-t. an4 lhy to-4 lbr in tfi r .4t Lot hi mt Tft oUtr tb of- fa4 hrs o Vt -.toltdf H M of loo ritroj4 lr---i t.4 tt-mu ln m T m I mrrtaoo4tr. "TWO ataVUif .int eUu-rti w to. 4 jr Coll topt lo tli in Amu Km Kmm of tfe-tm ii u to tb fif-t forltfr -4 nhol hin. ,a-4 fir4. tb oro4.4 otto ftr4 bt Mm or t tb on4 loc nr tn4in la Itao. A rtnfuia bsa o b-a t firl taa afa bUl4, but th a ma raa mln in Una, laklntf lura !.oot.r.4 tba AmrU.aaa. iHotna vf trio furiar atimt4 to brvak aar but tbr r furr4 bacK bjr Iba ni'fiar uatll b aotira Itaa ba4 bo billa4. Vif laa Rvt 4i4 Iba Bort.tintf. Tba ocbr tM4 arwaa4 cbrto aa4 trying " t VUla. "t aaa; lha 44 -. of Iba Amtrl -aa a lbr lr afior Iba boottnc Ttrf aa-4-rr iottiiB a r-vr4 wttb blo4 aa4 lba Ujr la ail bind af iro t)ua ptMaiion-. im b4 fllaa for wr4. t(bra ft. I Bttr ona o a(hr Tb lop of oaa Amtrkaa i baa 4 b4 ba bot off. V'tWta ftawsstf Tbratao4. "turtB tba nbooftac of tba far lea -r. tba Mmt-a rabAr r bald Iat4a tba car. lijn aira potaia4 at tbm aa4 a tbjr crta4 out bn tbay aaar bi b4 bpDa-4 la Iba Amort can out. 4. tby mr luI4 to krp tt or thmy wouil ba bo. "Aftr tba fortricnar ba4 lv-aa bill-"! aaa of tb M . a aa--btf-ra lo!4 to tab b rlotbms off. I rou.4 not lara b Mro. bat ba bt baan kooao aa a Viiinl bo b4 iura4 Carran mtm, A awia.ar aob4 btm In Iba barb ttb a u an4 II4 Mm to marrb. a ba aaa - to ba a-cuta4. II wa lba ait on in bill barb from lb trattrk. bra tbrra aar -tra Yaut hlunt. an4 a bar4 boia fir4. "I'ouoa i -ajr tb., ita.4tra rama Into Iba rmr 4 informr4 on that all of u taoatl4 ba acuta4 at. taalar lby 4 ri44 ao to u t u. but ar-.a-iioa la io barb lo I'bthuab t'itT oa Iba Iraia. n4 Icl4 lo 1U ihm brava Crr.na;u I Cblhuaboa .tir la com oal aa4 sl lb crtnoa a4ia If Iboy 4ar. t ara l.aot4 af Fra Ulaa. Kir train rftiditn4 at Hana alvcrat taa boar mttrr lb bt.iinc Hfsra ar car an4 taoa an id pravtaioa m of t a-i4iT o4 tt Ibal b ac'n-votr of I h lra a b4 baan tba lo l b l br Iba taauia aa4 irut4 by Don, but I r:4 not in4 out nbrthtr tHi aaa Ira. -bM I Ufr rn'i.uabi.a Hit for r. r. iba r.rniJa -Mir af4 tbt ty Iattn4a4 lo m4 rwra out after I ha rUr but Ibt b4 tl b 4aa mmmm I l-Cl tr lb Sort b." VILU CHIEF IS LEADER a-i--a-t aa 1 1 -at faara t i-luira4 if there acre ar. I o O. I V. .aaaalarled. af -aar-ae. trw. .a t. W a . Is a. i a- i 1. a! .."' a 4 aaaaa la l a I'a'afl ktia-aaaa l'a4 bara fjf 11a la 'i'"ai a.a at.Ua aa raaaarlaaai. I? iapo.-ial .41 ie4 fcera toalav af aa encased la ta paler and !a4 a- vaaaa. lie l A aeot!er Uvea a U4 I 4ira a Ike train. -at the paint af lha rraeeaere aur Iraia aa ateppe-d ta a cut aa that the Uat car aaa )uat iaai4a of tba rat. We era afepped by another traia tba front truca. af one of :e roal ca re of nk'.rk aa aeea to ba off t-e track Tkta aa tka firat wa knew af a train prceiiB4 toa There aaa naondy lo aa aaa areaa4 lha tra'a la front. When eae ra a aaa etopped Newman and I aapa entire laf.rlar and eTvana rami eta and aahed aal of enp wlfidaw. I.aaaa. Vianan Machetton and than aa eff Ika train. ataoa aaa cttaef I Icaitlntt off or about to do ao behind looked back and aaw him. er a IsMltikT I beard. a vol note from a point tb other aloe of tba C"t and Jual abov tbe train. Jaciaa around. J could aaa a huarb of about II or li men undln In a eolld ilnr. ahouldrr lo ahoulder. hootintT directly at ua. They were (0 or t a feet awat. Tha coach cut off my view ao I could not aaa how many ban dita there were. The depth of trie cut on the atoe near the Kama leabel Klver al that point waa about li toet. On tha other aide It aaa much arrealer. To tba rear of Iba train waa an embank ment derMninar toward the river. Wat eon, after etiinar off. ran toward the river. Merbatton and I fo:;owed. Mae ballon te l. I do not know wbether he waa killed then or tripped. Walaoo kept running and they were ellll ahoot inaT at him hen I turned and ran down fjraafax where I fall In eotno bruah. prob- lb T If fee from the rear of the train. I lay there perfectly quiet and looked aroun4 and could aaa tbe Mailrae ehooitaar In tba direction ! ahkn Wat aon waa running, t aaw that they rot ehootina at ma. and minkln Iba believed me already dead. I took chance and era led Into aome thlcka hoehaa. I crawled throuaxb :ba buabea until I raarhad the bank of trie atream. I then made my way to a point prob' ea'y 1 ea yard from tna train. Mar abate Ara rired. "There I lay under the bank for hal aa hour and heard ehota by onea and taoa and threee. I did not hear aort of riroana or yrlie or ertea from ar eVmarirane. I than continued far' ther under the bank, wadind Iba al ream part of tba time, until I reached paint probablr 30 arda from lha Iraln. There I remaineaj a half or iiirea.ouar' tera of aa hour, letter after atoioar lo aaraaal ranrbea and plckine. my way cautiooaiy for eeverel milea I nat Its aa unknown Meairan. who directed me lo Chihuahua Cttv. I reached Oilhua hua I'ltv Tueadatr mrrnin at abou a J. Tbe foreaioinc facta are of my peeaonal aaoaltdtt. Tbe previous alorlaa of tte fore I era beinc lined up naked and ahot was not rocf.rmed by the version siren by Holmes. Another arrival from Chihuahua aaid ta mtninar company's traia had been preceded Monday by a troop train car- rain aad to le Carranaa soldirrs and that tha two Irnlna were traveling- 1 milea apart. Al I I. M. Monday it was reported lo Chihuahua Ibat the troop tram was derailed In a canyon and at 4 clock reports of the holdup of th peeeenger train art received, arcord- Inc ta Ibis story. At a a clock, he id. the paasencer train with several Meairans. women and children aboard, returned to Chihuahua City with tbe ftrat news of the maaaarra. Memlcaa persons-era on the train are reported aa bavins; said that when Yaqul Indiana la the band made a rush for tiem. Ma alcana among the bandits warded off the Impending attack and saved their fellow countrymen. All the property of the Americans except one hsndhag wse taken. It was said, and the ear rldaled with bullets. Theae Mealcan passengers declared that Pablo Laupea waa tha leader of the bandits. f-eaeta Heyaa A laa Pceae. P-aidea tha reported presence amonc ha bendita of Ueneral I'ablo Lopes, the laqul chieftain, tlenernl Hey raa, to nigbt waa reported by the conductor of he Ill-fated train as having Disced hire hsrge when ha alighted to Investi gate b derailment of the train ahead. The affidsvit of the conductor. J. fauadelupe Uardens. regarding- the rafedy wsa given the llritlah consul at Chihuahua City, and telegraphed the trltteb consular agent. If. . Mrles. In I aio. in subalanc It follows: Tha train arrived at Panta Tsabel t I 11 P. M. "Arriving at Kilometer i. right kilo meters beyond Mania Tsabel. wa en countered a train. National Knglne N'ca. ;. off the track. When I got off to a e what had happened tha shooting started. "Afterward General Ttryna rama up and placed ua under guard, searching ua and also searching lha car. All the money oa tho paaaengers and in the car waa taken. After thla had taken place we left, lb Americans bavins been klllet Tome of the forelcnera ware first ahot on the tram and a number. In cluding ona Mealcan. who were wounded In tha car. were later taken off and murdered. ptome of them INTERVENTION TALK HEARD IN Even Senator Stone Admits Action Must Follow if Car ranza Proves Failure. INDIGNATION RUNS HIGH (aallincrr larrlarr It Is Time Srttle Inane and Borah tSara Pol icy of Prac-rastlnation and Apology Mat End. to Kl WASHINGTON'. Jan. IX. Consrrs was swept by a ware of Indignation to day over the killing of American cltl sens by Mexican bandits near Chihua hua City. Demands for action camr from minority members, and while ths Administration leader counselled pa tience, even Senator flona. chairman of the Hrnata foreign relations committee. admitted that If Carranaa after a fair trial failed to protect foreigners In Mexico, Intervention was Inevitsble. Karly In the rllacuanlon !enstor Osl- llnger demanded that action be taken to protect Americans In Mexico. Chairman rHone, of tha foreign rela tlona committee, said he was In sym pathy with the general Idea expressed by tenslor Gallinger. laa. A aha W bat la fta. Kreryone w-lll agreaV said renator flone. "that soma kind of punishment should be meted out to the assassins who committed this crime. .The sen ator from New llsmpshlre says he thinks the limn ties come when some permanent atep should ba taken to pro tect tha lives of Americans In Mexico. Would the rV-nator object to Informing the Kanats and tha country lust what thinks our Government should do? Ha knows that we ran say easily that these outrages In Mexico ought to stop and that we ran denounce them and can Insist that punishment be meted out. but the things that concern me. as rienator. ara Just whst w are to do. "There la where we coma to dlfflcul- lea. and on thst Important subject I would ba glsd to have tha opinion of one wiser and more experienced tnan myself. rrotee-ttaa la Demanded. "My record during this, controversy will show." Senator Ualllnger said. -thst I have carefully refrained from rrlticlslng the Government or from making apodal pleaa to protect lives nd pro pert t In Mexico. I here realised tMa difficulty confronting the Admin istration and have no disposition to embarrass It simply because It Is not of my own party. "The Senator asks what I would do. If I were President todsy I would de mand protection for American citizens of Mr. Carranaa. and If ha were un able to give It t would ask Congreaa what my further duty was. I am not going to argue, but I think we ought lo settle now. once for all. whether the lives of American cltlxens ar safe across the Rio Grande." sWaa Crtllelaee I-ellcy. Senator Borah then took the floor. "There la no reason at this time why th Americsn people should not let the eenttmeait on thla question be known ha de. tared. "Klve yaara ago. Mr. President, seven American cltlxens atra murdered Just thia aldo of the border near Douglas and II othera woundrd. Tbe Mexican people expected to aea this country, in harmony with lis traditions, enter upon an aggres sive policy for the protection of Ameri can citizens. They braced themselves sgalnst that attitude. But. Mr. Treat- dent- then began that side-stepping, procrastinating, apologetic. on-Ameri can policy that Is not ended yet. Todsy. ws are told. 17 American citizens have been ahot to death. For tunately. It waa Impossible to smother this Incident. It Is only part of the story, for much or wnst nss Happened south of the border has been smoth ered. - late rveaf lee la a as seated. "If the Hd were Just taken off at tha Htat" Iaepart tnent and the Ameri can people could see the reports of tbe Brazilian Minister on th killing or American citizens and the Insult to the Americsn flag. It would not take them long to decide what they wanted to do. Should ws wait longer? for one. I would demand protection for Americans of Carranza. and If he did not gtv assursnces of protection In a way that would leave no aouoi as to Ita being carried out. 1 would inter vene." "Party politics has no place in con slderstlok of a question of this char acter, replied Senator stone. ine men who committed this crime should be hunted and punished as tbey de serve with th law. It must b re membered that they were Irresponsible bandits and that there could be a crime of th kind In any state. It la only within two months that snythlng ap proaching a government haa been ea tabllabed In Mexico. I am as concerned as any man in the protection or uvea nd property In Mexico." "TEAUTIFUL SNOW!" 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To Sherman Swank was awsrded Judge ment by a jury In the Circuit Court hero today for $730 with interest from December. 1913. Swank brought action sgalnst M. T. Moittan and J. M. Moisan to collect on a promissory note for i;:.o. Washington County Jail Is Empty. HILLSBOHO. Or.. Jan. 12. (Spe cial.) For the first January in many1 years the Washington County Jail has no inmates, the last prisoner. McGill. serving a jail sentence for assault, hav ing been released yesterday. Tho Cir cuit Court criminal docket has been practically cleeared. The only case of importance that remains is the second trial of William I.yda on a charge brought by his daughter. Th case haa been postponed until March. OREGON IDEA SPREADING WASHIM.TOX IRRIGATIOMSTS FA- tOl STATU MATl'RITr OF BUSUS. Lavish Katrrtalaanrat la PrsTlard far I Pertlaad Delraatlaa aad Oa I ' Ptaeed aa C aaa aal t lee. The "Oregon alternative" with regard a Irrlcstion bonds Is In nigh favor with tbe Washington Irrigation Instl-I ute. which Is In session at North lak- ma, and the business men of Portland who were guests at North Takima yes- terdey were sssured that resolutions I ) jrr. pad off the trsia aad ran toward . embodying that Idea were to ba adopted I tbe river. These Included Watson, followed and fired upon." They were IISI-.K LWCK I.KVIFJ THIIUTK Tort a re of Mining Man by Villa Sol- die re Also IlraontaJ. rfOH Arlsv. Jan. 1! General Alberto alarcla with a fol;oaalng of ta men la operating In tbe Kahuarlpa di-trlct of oonora. le.. and levying tribute on the Inhabitanta of the afra:ler towns, according to Jose I'llow. Mealcsn reining man who arrived here lodar. t'llow said General (aarcls aaid ha was operating Independently of any oter Mealcan faction. l'l;oer alao broach! reports of tke torturing ftetapan ftorgaraa. Ma part ner, by ti party of Vll.a troops three weeka ag at Ms ramp near JecorL onora. Tna troopers demanded gold of Bor a-era and when ha aaid ha bad none. Ibey banged him until he waa nearly deed, according lo I'ltow torgaro than revealed where he bad burlad f;t In gold and his life mas spared. He praviou.ly bad glvra th troopers 1 ptaaa. be for tbe Institute sojourned. The "Oregon alternative." as the I Washington men have named It. la tb I plan advocated at th recant Oregon I Irrigation Congreas. to work for state I guarsntee of Irrigation bonds. In caae I th Government fai)s to enact I name diat legislation providing for Govern ment underwriting of Irrigation district! morada. J. W. Brewer, who headed the Port- I land deleeatlon. waa made an honorary I and advisory member of (he resolution committee and wss to assist In draw ing up lle resolution on th "Oregon alternative. 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