MEXICAN REBEL CORPSE ON SHOW REMAINS OF GEN RODRIGUEZ EXHIBITED AS A WARNING TO ENEMIES Plazaard Says Others of His Like Will Meet Similar Fate Bitterness Unabated By the United Press Associations. Jan. The 17. EL PASO, Texas. The corpse of General Rodriguez was exhibited in the yard of the Juarez customs house today. A placard announced that the enemies of the government would meet a like fate. The government government. Four former Villa general and eight followers have been executed, which are heavily guarded, heading for the British subjects with a border today. Americans are quitting northern Mexico. The British ambassador, Washington, has issued a warning. Bitterness over the recent massacre of Americans is unabated. Thousands attended the funerals of Watson and McHatton. American soldiers were shown in the Saturday rioting at Fort Hancock, trouble subsided after several Mexicans had been cleaned out. The sympathy of the American people was shown in the Saturday rioting at Fort Hancock. The public utilities commission of Idaho composed of Axel P. Ramstedt, chairman; John W. Graham and A. L. Frehafer, the commission formally adopted a schedule of lighting and power rates for the Potlatch Electric company.  The city of Kendrick, the schedule of rates having been submitted by A. V. Dunkle of Kendrick who appeared before the commission with voluminous data relating to the cost of installing the plant now in course of construction at Kendrick. The rates which will be put into effect at Troy on the completion of the line by the company were also adopted. 