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MEDIATION HAVE HELD TO AVERTED WAR Ambassador Da Gama Makes Formal Announcement of Indefinite Recess. INTERNAL PROBLEM NEXT jforinal Conferences Between Car ranza and Huerta Delegates to IYllow Courteous Reply . Is Sent Carranza. NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., July 1. Am bassador Da Gama, of Brazil, lormally announced today the practical settle ment of the conflict between the United States and. Mexico. He explained that wrine in mediators wuuiu definite recess, awaiting the outcome of efforts by representatives of the two Mexican racxions 10 suive mo problems of Mexico, the tasx oi rarai BlIUU r Hl MlPb J t -" " The Ambassador spoke at a luncheon given by the three mediators i i." "It Is a source- of satisfaction for rae, 6 aid the AmDassauor, 10 do 'to say that one of the essential points of our programme, that dealing- with the international side of the conflict. Is practically settled. -u.mr Rsrarded aa Averted. tx-- t tiat n far we havH averted war. We have established also through agreement between tne pame directly Interested and In complete har mony with the sentiments of the Gov ernment of the TJnited States that It is a principle of American, policy to have our National problems always subjected . . . . i with. to a lair examiDmiuu -" D.v. oui iureigu uiwi'tuw stand that if such a result has been attained we shall nave creaiea favorable atmosphere in International politics In America." . Mr. Da Gama called attention In his epeeca w - con had personally Informed the medl- . . i i ... nraehlnirtntn that ators oeioro i'"j " - -- the only way to solve Mexico s prob lem was "to aid the contending parties in Mexico to reach an agreement among themselves, thus obtaining a Mexican solution on the Mexican ques tion.'" Carranaa'a Note Acknowledged. The speech served also as a defini tion fox the world generally of the hitherto unsettled status of mediation. The mediators tonight formally ac knowledged the latest note from Gen eral Carranza. The answer expresses the appreciation of the mediators for the friendlv sentiments toward peace uttered by Carranza and is most courte ously phrased. Minister Naon. of Argentina, after a conference in Washington with Luis Cabrera expects to telegraph the Hnerta delegates some definite Idea of the time when the Informal con ferences with the Carranza delegates will be convened. It was learned to ' night that there would be no changes in the personnel of the Huerta dele gation when it treats with constitu SNEAKS ROB NEW, HOUSES Two Men, With Wagon as "Blind," ' Steal IMumDlns Fixtures. With a wagonload of manure as a "blind." two men have been visiting new and unoccupied houses In the Laurelhurst and Rose City districts, stealing water and light fixtures, de clares A. P. Smith, of 1133 Ellsworth avenue a contractor. A week ago the water fixtures, fau cets and lead pipe were taken from a house he had Just completed at East Thirty-ninth and Multnomah streets, Laurelhurst. A month ago. Mr.' Smith says he found all the lead pipe In a newly-constructed house in Rose City Park cut away from the wash trays. Two carpenters reported losing their tools. The men have been seen, but were not suspected until they had left. They drive up with a load of manure, one jroes Inside and the other sprinkles a little fertilizer about the place. The first man returns with his loot and they drive away. NEW MAIL ROUTES OPEN Washington. Towns Get Better Serv i Ice After Years or Delays. CATHLAMET. Wash, July 1. (Spe cial.) A new mail service went into effect today on the lower Columbia Kiver, giving all points on the Wash ington eide from Oak Point to Altoona four daily mails, two from Portland and two from Astoria. Since the establishment of these low er river towns, residents have been dependent on the river boats for their mail. These boats were slow, more often delayed hours with freight and the mails were uncertain. From Oak Point, Stella and Eagle Cliff the mail will go on a launch to Maygers. Catnlamet and Skamo kawa will receive their mail via Clif ton, the launch Adeline carrying It across the river. The steamer Julia B. plying between Catnlamet and Astoria will carry the mail to all points below Skamokawa. WALLINGFORDS ARE TOLD Get-Rlch-Qulck Deals Condemned . After $50 Fine Is Imposed. Get-rich-quick-Wallingford operators will be unwelcome in Portland, accord ing to District Judge Dayton and Dep uty District Attorney Pierce, who an nounced yesterday that bunco oper ators will be held to answer to the court This announcement followed the trial of H. F. Mulklns, owner of the Pure Food Sanitary Case Company. Godfrey Ummel charged Mulkins with selling him one-half interest in the case com pany for 1200 and that. Instead of hav ing a business, assets and "business" were on paper. There being no law against the al leged offense. Judge Dayton fined Mul kins the limit, toO, for conducting a business onaer an assumed name. Injun," with smallpox. The Indian dies, leaving "Billy" a gold mine. "Good-for-Nothing;" strikes it rich, goes home and finds his father and mnthitr in the DOorhouse. - Anderson depicts the character of "Broncho Billy" the wayward son. with facial expressions that are truly artistic. Wood B. Wedd appears In a delicious comedy, "The Revengeful Servant Girl." The maid loyes Wedd, but he spurns her and engages himself to a "crool beauty." The maM puts "in somnia medicine" in his coffee, and the "crool" one is left "waiting at the rhurch." The Hearst-Selig Weekly depicts events of interest Mme. Lotta Othick offers some of her best song selections. Star. IT'ATHLYN WILLIAMS, heroine of the a "Adventures of Kathlyn," Is at the Star Theater In a new feature,. The Leonard's Foundling" This young wo man plays with the snarling leopards as If they were kittens. The nlao FMiturR about a child, lost in the Jungle from its parents and reared Dy leoparas. xno uucn i"." American explorer and. huntef ' cap tured the wild little xorest maiden iij tamed her. i"P.. Tlvlnv TTon y" in a erriDDing i .. thnn inW hnw 3L VOUnf man. having a mania for the theft of precious stones, overcomes nis weaa- ness, and now a Deaumui, eiw. gant woman caused him and those with whom she was intimately con nected to suffer for her foolishness. "A Mysterious Package" is a play of tramps, fudge, two email Doys anu a cog. - Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Syres, amateur champions of .England, ao tne lansu on Ice skates in an Edison pictorial xlim, un tne .ice. Columbia. SENSATION after sensation follow each other In quick succession In the second episode of "The Million Dol lar Mystery." which opened yesterday at the . Columbia, Bold attempts are made by the Russian conspirators to kidnap' beautiful Florence Gray, but the timelv arrival of Norton, the reporter, defeats their plans. The Intricate plot, the tense and spectacular situations make this a wonderfully entertaining attraction. Eugene Field's favorite poem, "The Dream Shin. dramatized by tne Beauty players. Is a beautiful and fan tastic offering. A comedy - drama by the Majestic players entitled, "Their First Acquain tance,"? carries a real thrill. There is a fight with a couple of burglars that will raise you from your seat. "The Missing Bride" creates a sensation in the Keystone camp. The All-Star Trio again scored a hit In their delightful songs. They were repeatedly encored. This bill will run until Sunday. New Photo Plays Open Majestic. GOOD, old "Broncho Billy," cheerful, irresponsible is at the Majestic in "The Good-for-Nothing." a play ideally suited to him. Cheerful and care-free, the son and brother is ostracized. J3e goes to Colorado, and borrows money? matches and tobacco until everybody runs. Then he helps a "good REARRANGING WORK IS UP Jlr. Daly Confers With Head of Civil Service Board. City Commissioner Daly and Chair man Caldwell, of the Municipal Civil Service Board, conferred yesterday In an effort to rearrange the work in the water department so as to avoid con fusion due t a provision of the city charter which provides that city em- Dloves shall be re-employed in the or der of their being laid off during slack period a Under present . arrangement If a calker In the department runs out of work he has to be laid off. Many times there are Jobs as tappers or metermen which they could handle, but which they cannot take because 6f the civil service rules. It Is prDposed to classify tanDers. calkers and metermen all In the same rank so that a man in any one of those services can be transferred to another. . JUNE BRIDES' RECORD GOES San Francisco Welcomes 69 Cou plesNew Mark in Years. SAN FRANCISCO.- July 1. Special.) When Deputy County Clerk Munson closed the marriage license bureau In the City Hall, at 6 o'clock last night all records for Juno brides since the city first established a marriage license de partment were shattered by a wide margin. During the month Just passed 696 couples contributed fZ each to the city treasury, which is not only a record for June, but for any month In the year. June marriage license .figures for the past nine years follow: 1904. 274; 1907. 447; 1908, 609; 1909, 470; 1910, 600; 1911. 606; 1912, 636; 1913. 642; 1914, 694. Go to North Beach July 4 th. Spend the Fourth at North Beach. O.-W. R. & N. steamer T, J. Potter leaves Ash-street dock, Friday. July S. 1 P. M.; Saturday. July 4, 9 A. M. Steamer Hassalo leaves Ash-street dock, P. M. Tickets and reserva tions at City Ticket Office, 8d and; Washington streets. Phones Marshall 4500, A 6121. Adv. HONOR 10 OREGON DUE TO GARRISON Place. at Head of Battleship Column Saved Through War Secretary's Protest. , SENATORS OVERLOOK POINT Resolution Surrendering Position to French launch Adopted by Up per Body Without Objec tion From Members.' fiPFRnNTAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash inarton. July 1. Thanks' to the timely Intervention of Secretary of war lar riioTi th ha.ttleshiD Oregon will lead the procession of world's "warships through the Panama Canal, when that waterway is thrown open to tne com meres of the world. . . Senator Root, thinking to pay a nice compliment to France, introduced and the Senate passed a resolution making a gift of the steam launch Louise to the French government. This launch was built in France years ago ana was used by the French in their work on th Panama canal. it later wn.o .!,,., hir th TTnited States and .nnllnlllj ' til h lifted Oil C&nB.l WOrk. Senator Root thought merely to return this interesting relic to trance, uui hA .nnniui with ttm authorization of h oHft th atinulation that the Louise should have the place of honor In the naval processsion. Senators Make 5ie Protest. whan th ronolutinn wis brought up in the Senate, there was no pro test against giving this French craft tha ni.M hnnnf in the nrocession. Senator Chamberlain said not a word about the displacement of the battle ship Oregon, which had all along been selected for this honorable detail. Ganatn, T .a n A snM 'not a. word Of DrO- test, and the resolution was . adopted as it had been lntroaucea. When the Root resolution reacneu th, TTnnaa it wn i-Aferred to the in terstate commerce committee, of which Representative lanerty is a memuer. Jut Mr. Lafferty was in uregon writ- inw DnvprHspmp.ntji for the newspapers. and he was therefore uninformed as to the Intention to displace tne cire gon. It happened that Secretary Gar rison was called before the committee on other matters and incidentally mis resolution was referred to. He Im mediately entered his protest against iigning away to a ivrencn craii, anu . . T-a lannrh at that the OlaCS Of honor, at the opening of an American canal, built by American brains and brawn and with American cash. ' Garrison's Protest Heeded. The Secretary made a plea for the' ipcrnn nn iiftAr hp.Arine his protest. , vi a .nmmittAA ntriirlc out of the Root resolution the provision which as signed the ijouise to tne piace oi nouui. Now that tne issue nas oeen rameu. it Is expected that the House will leave the way clear for the Oregon to lead the procession through the canal, and the Senate probably will accept tha TTntmo a mp.ndment. There would have been no such amendment, In all probability, had not Secretary Garrison objected to permitting a French ship to carry off the honors on an occasion distinctly American. T CANAL EXPENDITURES, HOWEVER, TURN IT INTO DEFICIT. Corporation and Inceme Tax Payments Alone oa Jane 30 Are 926,161,782. Department Is Gratified. WASHINGTON, July 1. Treasury figures completed tonight show that the Government went through Its first fiscal year under the Wilson Admin istration with its income exceeding ordinary expenses by $33,784,452.07. Nearly J33.600.000 received yesterday, the last day, brought the total receipts for the year up to J734.343.700.20, a million and a half above Secretary McAdoo's original estimate. Corporation and income tax pay ments furnished the stream of gild at the finish. From this source came J26, 161,782.82 between the opening and closing of the treasury yesterday. The treasury surplus this year at least will be wiped out by Panama Canal expenditures, which have to be paid from the general fund. During the 12 months J34.82S.841 has been spent on the canal, and when tnis aim C01PLEII RUINED BY PIMPLES ; Itched and Burned Badly. Also Had Blackheads. Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. In Two Weeks Completely Well. ' 724 B. N. Ave, Olney, 111. "When my trouble first began I noticed little pimples coming on my face. They itched and burned so badly that I had to scratch them and that . only made them worse. About a week later my face was so badly covered with pimples and "blackheads that I was ashamed. My complexion was ruined. The pimples would sometimes bleed and fester. " I bought a box of complexion cream and used it but without effect. I also bought gome and complexion cream but with the same poor result. One day I heard of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and I de cided to give them a tarUL So I got a cake of Cuticura Soap and a box of Cuticura Ointment, washed my face with the Soap and applied the Ointment and in two weeks I was completely well." (Signed) Chas. E. McGinn, May 5, 1914. Samples Free by Mall In the care of baby's skin and hair, Cuti cura Soap Is the mother's favorite. Not only Is it unrivaled In purity and refreshing fragrance, but Its gentle emollient proper ties are usually sufficient to allay minor irri tations, remove redness, roughness and chafing, soothe sensitive conditions, and promote skin and hair health generally. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are sold throughout the world. Libera sample of each mailed free, with 82-p. Skin. Book. Ad dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. T. Boston." Ill' been charged off there will be a deficit for the year or ii.oiu.oas.sx. Secretary McAdoo issued a- state ment saying: "This department is exceedingly gratified with the results for the first fi...i voot nf-tViA new tariff and in- C3me tax law. Unquestionably much better results wm do uuwuuiw uu..e the present fiscal year. The following figures were an- niunr0 fnr lllf Vftir. Subiect tO Te- vision: Customs receipts, J292,128,527.63; Internal revenue, orainary, auo, ci?fii3 7'). fnrnnrfttirtn excise and in- to-r a 079.819.44: Individual in come tax, $28,306,336.69; miscellaneous receipts, s6,216,lY3.x, inciuains .- 800,000 surplus or postal revenues th rim-Bl vear 1913: total ordinary re ceipts. J734.343.700.20. ARREST SAVES TWO LIVES Man Accused of Forgery Says He Contemplated Murder and Sucide. ROSEBURG, Or., July 1. (Special.) v. .. . Li. , i m ill it a rront nrnhablv Drft. XUAb Al.o L. ... v. j . - - vented a murder and suicide was the statement of J. C. Hamilton, who was ... t . n ,1 w tViA officers near Days Creek late yesterday, on a charge of forgery comminea in imo When questioned oy tne jjibljiui .at torney today Hamilton said he was re- Double S. & H. Trading Stamps All Day m "WOOD-LARK is the delight of a warm day Fresh Fruits Pure Fruit Juices Delicious Flavors Every quenchable beverage from Carbo nated Water to the latest fancy from Atlantic City. " SODA OUR CANDY CORNER. 50c lb. Bon Bons, fresh and delicious, 35 35c y2-lb.. Crosse & Black-well's Iin- ported Crystallized Ginger 24 25c lh. Peanut Brittle 18 WHISK BROOMS. 25c Small Size Whisks 35c Large Size Whisks GARDEN HOSE $7 "Park" Garden Hose. 6-ply. -inch, new stock, rubber eniaranteed one year. Special $5.60 v ..18 ..270 TOR PICNIC Heinz' Beans. .100 Sardines 150 Peanut Butter, 100 Mustard 150 Spaghetti 150 Libby's Pine apple 150 LUNCHES Green Olives, 150 Pickles 150 Jellies 100 Chili Sauce 300 Ketchup 150 Ripe Olives.... 250 Stuffed Dates, 400 Grape Juice 250 WHITE ENAMEL 15c Can "Sapoline" White Enamel.. 110 25c Can "Sapoline" White Knamel. .1O0 40c pint "Sapoline" White Enamel. .2S0 75c quart "Sapoline" White Enamel, 400 DUSTERS 50c Turkey Feather Duster, J2-inch, 370 75c Turkey Feather Duster, 16 -inch. 550 NICKEL BATHROOM FITTINGS 35c 18-ineh Towel Bar 2Hc 45c Tumbler Holder 3I 75c "Kitchen Sink Soap Holder 5S 65c Bathtub Soup Holder 520 40c Toilet Paper Holder 320 Nickel-plated nooks 100 LAWN MOWER gg $4 'Freeuiont' 14-in. Lawn Mower at 53.20 75c Gras Catcher at 580 STATIONERY 50c Assorted Stationery, Correspondi'noe Cards and Paper. Special 330 Decorations for THE GLORIOUS FOURTH Paper Festoons, Flags, Crepe Paper, Streamers, Tost Cards, Etc. oodara, Clarice & Co. Wood-Lark Building Alder Street at West Park j v... Aiirnr widow Who Hved at Tiller. Douglas County, and another man preferred and said he was r $T way fo Tiller for the purpos. of killing nis committing suicide B)d Given, in Ship Libel Suit. . .! .mi attachment by W. P. Fuller & Co. came near preventing the . ir.11 AnvA niAn. sailing of the Koyai man lochy from the Oceanic dock yesterday J. jr. rr was re- morning. - auired to deposit a bond of $2000 be- quiicu v ,T,, otat -Marshal WOUld fore me umicu w permit the vessel to leave port. The r . . v.- roenvpr on L Sill D- ment of glue which was eald to have been receivea in oau -----lochy carries a cargo valued at $10.- 699. Creston League Meets Tonight. The Creston Development League will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. F. Mcintosh. 4828 P'WEST PARK AND ALDER. i Thirty-fourth avenue Southeast. Busi ness of importance win De consiaerea. RATE HEARING CONTINUES 'Continued From Pn t ) that line and declared that a necessary haul of wheat the additional 100 miles to Astoria would make a serious handi cap on the car supply during the period of year when grain Is moved, as it would keep cars, in service about five days longer. H. A. Kimball, assistant general freight agent of the Great Northern, explained the distributive rates now in effect at Seattle. Tacoma, Everett and Belllngham. and introduced the new tariff effective July 25, which provides a wheat rate for Everett 1 cent lower than the Seattle rate. Judge Brown conducted his exam ination. U H. WIckersliam. asulBiant general manager of the North Hank road, re futed the prevlon statements of Mr. Brandon reitardlng the engine ratltian on the Puget ound lines and the rort of operating on those lines. He flK ured the cost of hauling a standard train from the Inland Kmpire to tlie Sound at $528. Mr. Brandon had fig ured It at 12430. Other rases will be taken up by Kx amlnrr Pugh today. He will continue hearings in Portland today and tomorrow. For baby's comfort Eantlseptlo Lotloa. Adv. TODAY UNTIL SUNDAY Two Big Special Offerings FLORENCE LAWRENCE IN The Ragged Knight" A wholesome original comedy-drama, and the Jif st of acting. This picture has the elements of novelty, Romance, expectancy and humor. "THE MYSTERY OF WICKHAM HALI," Featuring CLEO MADISON. A powerful and strange tale of heredity. "THOSE COLLEGE DAYS," A Ginger Comedy. N A little confusion was caused in yesterday's paper by getting the wrong prices marked on the pianos illustrated, and we hasten to repeat the advertisement with the proper prices marked upon each instrument in this sale. There are quite a number of others left as well. All priced equally low. There are some old-style pianos for only $45, but the $425 piano marked $165, as shown in the illustration, and a number of others, were sold yesterday morning. The beautiful player piano at $1 n a month, with free music rolls, and also four others, all of them used, are still on hand. Come in af once and see them. Nothing like having a musical Fourth of July. kmr ..tdsgp mSFp We'll take cash or arrange little easy payments as best suits the convenience of each purchaser. See them today! THE GREAT MUSIC MARKET ALDER, AT BROADWAY Special Terms Sale S5fiT This Gets This S3- Then Pay 50c a Week EDISON'S LATEST DIAMOND POINT HORNLESS AMBEROLA No nendles to bother with. Records never wear out and cost from 15c to 75c each. Outfit in compact and weighs about forly pounds. Put one in your trunk and take it to beach or moun tains off your vacation. Plays all the latest tangos, one-steps, hesitation waltzes, etc., in perfect dance time. We have" thirty machines only for sale on these terms. Graves Music Co. Pioneer Music Dealers Established 1895 151 Fourth Street, Bet Morrison and Alder TO TAGOMA Go and Enjoy th MONTAMARA FESTO AND AUTOMOBILE RACES Low Excursion Fares JULY 2, 3, 4 FOURTH OF JULY Low Rate to Local Points July 3 and 4 FOUE TRAINS DAILY To and rrom Tacoma and Seattle. Street. Portland. lllAAlWi "---- - Dr,M MiTi 244. A 1244. A D. Charlton, A G. P. A . NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY