Gold Hill news., August 16, 1913, Image 4

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Administration Positively Re­
fuses to Recognize the
Huerta Regime.
Washington.—A two hour»' conf»r-
•nca belweeu President Wilson. 3 »era
tary Bryan and the senate foreign
relations committee brought about no
change in the attitude of the adminis­
tration toward Mexico.
The prealdeut took the senators Into
hit confidence far enough to outline
the following:
That John Lind, hla special envoy to
Mexico City, does not bear any solu­
tion of the present situation, but goes
to continue thia government's effort
to Induce Provisional President Huer­
ta to redeem hla [romlsea for free and
constitutional elections.
That under no circumstances does
the administration propose to recog­
nise the Huerta government.
That Mr. Lind haa gone to Mexico
City to be the "eyes and ears" of the
Washington administration on the
ground und to explain the attitude of
this government when he had fully
familiarised himself with the situation.
That by withdrawing Ambassador
Wilson and sending Mr. Und. the pres
ident planned to have a man on the
ground who was In sympathy *rlth the
administration here and was In no
sense a factor In the situation tn Mex
ico City.
The meeting was entirely friendly.
The president did most of the talking
and Secretary Bryan and member« of
the committee added a word here and
there.
While the president disclosed no
definite plan for the pacification of
Mexico, the implication remained that
on Lind's reports would depend to a
large extent the future policy of this
country.
Mexican Situation It Much Relieved.
Distinct relief Is apparent In official
- circles here over the course of events
in Mexico. The statement of Frederic
! Gamboa, the new Mexican minister of
foreign relations, that he had "great
| faith in the reasonableness of the
judgment of the United States." hold-
! lng the conviction that the difficulties
j between the two countries "soon
would be adjusted," produced a very
' favorable Impression In administration
' circles.
President Wilson pointed out to call
ers what seemed to him conspicuous
efforts on the part of persons un­
known to him through published mis
representations to Involve the United
States in Intervention. He reiterated
that the attitude of his government
toward Mexico in the present situation
was one of peace and friendliness sole­
ly.
With the air cleared of rumors of
hostility In the Mexican capital to
Mr. Linds presence there officials
were disposed to believe the pro­
gramme of the American government
would be carried out quietly and in
such manner as seemed most expedi­
ent to Mr. Lind and the embassy at
Mexico City.
Espionage Over Judges Charged.
Replying to a senate resolution de­
manding the information, Attorney-
General McReynolds admitted and de­
fended the course of the department
of justice tn conducting Investigations
into certain judges. He refused, how­
ever. to say which judges were sub
ject to inquiry, declaring It "incom­
patible with the public Interest” to
make the information public.
This report aroused a storm of pro­
test, which Senator Borah, of Idaho,
led
“I know this is a very serious
charge,” said he, "but I am so reliably
informed that I make the statement
that within the last four or five years
special agents have carried on such
investigations with a view to influenc­
ing judges."
National Capital Brevities.
The death of Senator Johnston, of
Alabama, has reduced the Democratic
majority on the bill to one vote.
The first of the international peace
treaties embodying Secretary Bryan's
plans has actually been signed. It
was between the United States and
Salvador, and soon will be sent to the
senate for ratification.
The end of the senate lobhy commit­
tee’s Investigation is not in sight, ac­
cording to Senator Reed, a member
of the committee.
Senator Williams, of Mississippi, in
debate stated that he was convinced
there was an “organized and syndieat
ed effort” to bring about war between
the United States and Mexico.
Senators are divided on the question
whether Governor O’Neal, of Alabama,
can call an election to name a succes
sor to Senator Johnston without first
calling a session of the legislature to
provide election machinery under tji<-
new federal amendment.
Following a conference of treasury
officials and bankers from the mldd:
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government was prepared to deposit
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CANADA OBJECTS TO HINDUS
Plan to Land 100,000 Moves Govern
ment to Act.
HI a le
C ity
Vancouver, II. —That a well-de- '
veloped scheme haa matured to bring
upwards of 100,000 Hindu men and
women to Canada hy the direct line j
R E PR E S E N T A T IV E FOR SO U TH ER N OREGON
of steamers, which It has been rumor
ed Is to bi- stayled between India nml
1 0 3 R o o s e v e lt
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British Columbia, is the report that
has been received from confidential
agents of the Canadian government
immigration department.
The question was officially taken
up In Ottawa, where the government
W. P. CHISHOLM , M. D.
has decided that, though they are
British subjects, they cannot be al­
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carefully have the plans been made
G old H ill , O regon .
that every newcomer will he provided
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Professional Cards
CLARK E. SA UN DERS, M. D.
That the Rogue river valley Is mlse t
E m balm er and F uneral
Practice Limited to
lng its opportunity as a grape pro­
D irector
ducing center Is shown by the fact
Eye, E ar, Nose and T hroat
Complete line oi burlai robe«,
that California commercial bodies a re1
caskets, etc.
circulating postal cards depicting
Eyes w-icntilically examined nml glumes
scenes in local vineyards but bearing fnrnialied when needed.
FU N E R A L CAR
the mark of California products.
Office Pilone: Iloin«*, 9—M; Penidenee
.ir: iett-Corey P:d. f-ng, M<-dfsr4, Ore
Pilone, Home 2—K; Pacific 4B-Main.
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