Arizona Sentinel Yuma Southwest, 1916-06-22

yisor pays (the typist in the office i that Villa is at Escalon, Chi Chi-gets - gets Chi-gets more than that), but everyone I huahua, negotiating with the who knows him realizes that he , Carranzistas for amnesty and would not be happy unless attending commission jn the Mexican to the people s business about the I city and county of Yuma. And it's 'rmy. a safe bet that if -Colonel Shanssy1 Baker published ' Persll Persll-is - is Persll-is ever to retire to private life which illg's report fl'Om the Strag Strag-is - is Strag-is a remote possibility his great in-gjers wh0 blame the Carran Carran-terest - terest Carran-terest in the public welfare would find ,L.-QtQ ror i. :u.

so that we will not be handicapped. We will take off our hats to no one. Private Miller seems to be one of those men that know more than his officers. In regards to the grub, I wish to say that we have eating at our mess, the lieutenant colonel, two staff officers and the company offi officers, - cers, officers, and that they eat the same as do the men. I also wish to state, that we have the best material in the state for officers, and to my knowledge, wo have the best officer that could be had anywhere for a commanding of officer, - ficer, officer, namely, Col. Tuthill, and also staff officers and line officers, many of who have seen service in the army

answer the Complaint therein filed today that all "country north with the Clerk of this said Court, at .0f Magdalena is HOW alive Yuma, in said county, within twenty wjth troops; we have never days after the service upon you of this , jyrpx:cpn 9n hostile Summons, if served in this said Coun- Sf eng rn.e 1'1.1Carla S0 n0Sy lQ ty, or in all other cases within thirty ' aH Prty dltterences are DUr DUr-days - days DUr-days thereafter, the times above men- ied and all the people Spend tioned being exclusive of the day of their nights in parading." service, or judgment by default will be . taken against you. jLOVE LETTERS ARE

to the interests of the comiupn peo- I City dispatches indicated the pie. It has been said that since I same feeling there, time immemorial, Col Shanssey wasj However, the Olltlook is mayor of Yuma, and many old-timers j j i still call him mayor and not without j , , , . , reason, for when a man is mayor of j Orders have been ISSUed a city six times as was Col. Shanssy, ifor 10,000 guardsmen of the it becomes a habit, and the Colonel j Central Or Western States in his buggy driving his time-honored ! prenare to move to the bor bor-horse - horse bor-horse is even now a familiar figure j

men, excluding Mr. Miller, as we the boys of Yuma. county do not consider him as one of us. From Allen R. Duncan, a witness of preparedness, to William E. Miller, a witness of unpreparedness. H. H. DONKERSLEY, Lieut. Col., 1st inf. A. O. M. FRANK W. HALL, . Capt. 1st Inf., A. O. M., Comd'g Co. L. ALLEN R. DUNCAN, 1st. Sgt. Co. L, 1st. Inf. A. O. M. LEE R. SMITH, Sergt., Co. L, 1st. Inf., A. O. "M. C. C. MAURER, Co. Clerk, Co. L, 1st. Inf., A. O. M. P. S Owing to the fact that the men were called out last evening, it was impossible to get their signatures.

oam. ne onerea an amena- . 4. ranks , j i .i , , i n, fAssociated Press) lauiva. ment declaring that the draft j Pershing reported that he is required right now. DOUGLAS, June 23. , had warned Boyd not to pre- The House unanimously jThe U. S. army, is quietly icipitate any trouble, adopted the amendment. I preparing for developments. Officers here today feared Later rnd arranginS warehouses to .that the American casualties j supply a possible expedition iat Carrizal were heavy. They The House adopted the , by collecting supplies. said that probably 40 were

uumpidte icbuiutiun. ir is reporrea mat toe Agua ivounded it 12 were killed. Prieta customs officials are iThese with those captured Born, to Mr and Mrs. Arthur Ver-j Q: tQ FronteraS. jconstitute half of Boyd's dugo, a 9-pound girl yesterday after- -pi a r- i , i , ? noon I Ihe American orfioials to-command; and they are not j day forbade the Nacozari : certain that practically all of Mrs. Harry l. Duty went to Los An-'railroad to send train's into the U. S. troops in that eng en-geies - geies en-geies yesterday. ' 'Mexico. gagement were wiped out.

be one of those mama boys, that has been used to having her comb his hair, and wash his face for him every morning. I am one of the boys that Have had service in the United States .army, and I will say this much, that the First Arizona infantry is just as good a feeding military organization that lias ever taken the field, and I will also admit that the regiment is no ex expert - pert expert drilling outfit, and, under the foregoing rules it could not be, but just give it the time and let us get rid of a few men like Private Miller.