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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
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I'lirly-llilnt Year.
Dnllf. .I'.lwlilli Year.
MEDFORD. OREOON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 0, 19.13.
NO. 120.
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RESIGNATION OF l US
SULTZER ASKED
BY SOS
Guvrrnor of New York Will Reply to
Accusations Next Week Expects
linpcnclimcnt Procecdliius to Be
Brounht by Prolilnu Committee.
DGGS
CASE
NKW YOIUC, Aug. I. Governor
William Kulrer r New Y.uk will ni
il v early next wick tit lit" charges
nt' iiinll'citHaiicit in office, according
In his elnuoHl ndvUfrs hero toiluy.
Tln governor iiiIiiiIIh llutl tin expects
lint IVnwIcy luvcMipilliig committee
in iiiNliliilji Impeachment proceedings
when it finlhlieM llH probe now in
piouicH Iiiti'.
Senator l'riiwliy says sufficient
evidence nltcnily has hccii iutrodiic
til mi which In Iiiinii proceedings.
"I sec no loiiHiiii," hit hiiIiI tmliiy,
'Tiir hearing morn with tlm ilrliiy.
W'.i Iuim' tln good mi him mill his
iliiMinliiiii'ilt in certain."
SIiiiiii 1'ilitnriiil comment is voiced
liy New York newapnpers today on
evidence- iilri'iulv adduced, tint New
York Wmld ami the. New York
Tillies, two of III" IrililillL' publico-
liniiH here, demanding SnUor'n res
Iguntion.
POPE CELEBRATES
1 OTH. ANNIVERSARY
TALKS TUESDAY
HAN J'HANCIKCO, Cnl., Auk. H.
Acting on llm theory (hut counter
testimony limes tin (diutterlng force
uguliiHt evidence fri'Hli jn llm minds
nf Jnryiiit'ii, Hpcijlul Prosecutors
Mull I. Hiilllviin mill Tln'oilori) Uoelm
for Hut government will withhold
Miirshii Warrington mul Loin N'nrriH
from tin' witiii'M Htmul in llm Diggs
white uluvn Itiiil until close to the
conclusion of thn pronecution's enso
Tim nthu will not Imi resumed until
Tuesday.
According to lloehe, (tin two girls
limhiilily will ho called Tursdnv nft
eriunm to tell in ili'lnil llm Htory of
Ihn flight of lhu four from Kiicra
metilo In Iti'iio mul lhu lifn of the
'lupine iuirlrl for M'vcrnl days in
a cabin whi'ri' thi'V lived us IiiihImiiiIm
mn wives lie foiu being located mul
nrri'Hli'il.
In Hi' roll' of mi avenger, Martin
Hcnsley, clnxn frirnil of llm War
ringtail fa mil V. who took the trail
of the niggs-fuiniuctti parly from
Sai'niiiii'iitn mul wiih instrumental in
lornti'il llii'iu lit Iti'iio. also will ap
pear Tuesday wilh what tlm prone
I'litiou declares in damaging tcsli-niony.
BUMES
LOBBY
FOR NFLUENC NG
MOO AN CRISIS
Senator Smith of Mlchlfian Charges
In Senate That a Madcrlsta Junta
Influenced State Department to
Dismiss Ambassador Wilson.
KENYON
OF
01
PROMISES SUPPOR
KO.MK. Auk. l. Pope Pius was In
receipt toilav of tclcgriims of cou-
ijratulutioii from practically everv
king, nuri'ii anil president of the
"vwlrld on thn oemnimi of Ihn truth
uiinivcrsury of hit I'lironiitiou as u
prrnm (Minllff of I ln Catholic church.
All of (ho military corps nt the
Vatican worn In full dress uniforms
for tlio day. Tim haml of llm pan
lifit'itl gourds scrciindcil Dm pope
from the cniirtvnrd of San DanuiMi
ami all llm Icmliiit; prclati'H of Itoinc,
UN well as llm mahaNHiiihirM necrril
Itcil lo tlm holy , calh'il pcrnonal
lv iliirinu tlm ilay on Canlinul Mcrr.v
ilcl Vnl, Hccrcliiry of htiitc, In leave
thi'ir rniiKnttiilatioim In porxou.
Tim crcnloMl intiTCxt ntlachril to
I lie report that tho pop" wnuhl take
tmlav to iflfcim his pica for iiilorun
tioiial pciici', Ihn most imporlmit cu
cvi'lii'iil of his rcicn. Tim inipo has
lii'i'ii worklii'r on llm cimycllcal for
iiiauv weeks, contains mi iircou!
plea to llm Catholic churcli every
where lo work for worhUwnle pence
ami penmiurul kohiI will iiiiiouk mi-
lions. It was caik'cIciI lo urve llm
arcliliihliops ami hisliops to heiiu
prnnairanila luiiiieilintelv to Hpreiul
the Kospel of pennmicnt iutermt
tiniial peace, mul lo instruct IcumiIcs
lo those iiicrmueutH iliplonuitieally
relaleil lo the Vatican to uiukn for
mal rcprcNeiilalions lo llm Niivereiuus
of those nalioiiH uriiut; their par
ticipation in thu movement for uni
versal peiieo.
CARL BROWN SEEKS
FRESNO LODGE WINS
I
WAHIIINOTON, Alii?. 0. Cnrl
llrown, u (orinur Callforulan ami
second In cnmmnml of (louornl
C'oxey's army mi Its famoiiH tramp to
WashliiKton In 1801, npponnnl nt
tlm citiltol today to iitko iiiiionilinunU
to tho iiilmlnlHtrnllmi'ti propiiHoil cur
rency lfll. Ha seeks support of tho
hill Introduced liy Huuutor Miles
l'olmlnxter of WiiHliliiKton, orsunlz-
Iiik mi "Inilimtilal army" of iinnin
ployed to cuiistrurt all rerluimitlon
wo r It ii mul river Improvomontn,
llrown lived In Ciillfuiulii nliioteou
yunr.
POUT-LAN'!), Or.. Auk. O.-Uy win
nun; for the third time, the Acacia
IoiIkd of Presiio, Cat., hecomcH llm
I'l'mianciit holder of tlm silwr lov
iiiK cup awarded llm victors in the
competitive team drills held in con
nection with tlm annual convention
of tlm Pmtifin coast division, Wom
en of Wooilcraft, in pnKresn In re
today. Tlm second prlie, in cash,
wa won liv tlm Kntivnlo Circlo of
Kau .lose. Tlm third mul fourth
awards, also cash, went to tlm Sa
lem mul ItelliiiKlimii teams, respectively.
JAPS HASIEN TO
RECORD LAND DEALS
LOS ANOI'LKS. Cnl.. Aiir. 8. -Los
Anuclcs comity .InpancNO arc
hnstcnliiK to rcconl ileeils, -UKrce
incuts of sale ami other rent estate
instruments heforo llm mili-alicu
law Im'cohii'k effective next Moiulav.
Various papers am hriiiK filed at
tlm office of tho county recorder nl
tlm rato of from seven to ten a
lay, whereas in llm past hut two a
day was tlm average. Much of thu
property iiolcil is valuable farm
land, itrt total value hciui; many
thousands of dollars.
L
NKW YOl'K, Auk. .- .Most of llm
speculative, issues wero lower when
tlm slock market openeil today. Un
ion Pacific) was down u point ami
other stocks iivoriiKeil half below
yosltinhiy'H close. American Kx
press dropped 'J 1-1 ami Interna
tional Paper "referred a point,
llouds wero irreular.
Tlm market closed dull.
DIAZ' SON ATTENDS
CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY
lll-:i(KKIKviTiil., Auk. l. H1
I'liKUO. Dlnr, son of (leimral I'elix
Din, of Mexico. Is to lie n student
nl lhu University of California af
ter tin Kiiidiiates Ibis year I'lom the
IiIkIi school III Mexlen City, neeoiil
ln In iiiiiimuiKciiiijiil limo today,
Tlm iiiiimiiiieeiiienl IoIIiiwh lhu ie
rent visit of (leiienil DIiik In (lie
Jletki'luy umiiiii4,
AT
WASIIINOTOK, Auk- Snmtor
Rmitli of MicIiIkiiii in llm senaln to
day openly charKcd that a Madcristn
jiinla, headed by Sherburii Kopkins,
it local lawyer, had influenced the
slale ilepartiiient to dismiss Auihas
salor Wilson, I In iiIIckciI that this
lohhy is motdiiiK ptihlin opinion mid
is infltieiiciiiK tlm Kuveruniont in its
attitude toward Iluerta.
Detnocrats In llm seuatn Keucrallv
protcsled nKiiinst Smith's statement,
ami Senator Jumes demmidi'd proof.
Smith promised that it would be
forlheouiiiiK. I!" ""id.
Arriie Iililiy
"I say Hint tlm Mnderistn juntn
which invested HI Paso in the late
war, and who made mid timnndn
Mexican Kcucrnls, arc hero now nnd
have the cur of tho stalo department
mid aided larvelv in xociirinir thu
dismissal of Amhnssadnr Wilson."
"Will you appear before the lohhv
committee and make this charge. T"
asked Senator Overman.
"N'o. I won't," said Smith. "I
will make my rcsrt to the senate.
The lohhv committee has no riijlit to
order mo to apiwar heforn it."
Smith continued that ho did not
Know wiietiier Inn junta hail ever
tried to influence congress, nddinc:
"Hut it's HiKnificmit that Hopkins
k'ot .'(O.nno front tho Mjtderistn
treasure chest for bis services."
Senator Swnnson limn hroko into
tho iliscussion with: "Tho senator
(Smith) In n mrmher of the forcien
committee. I nm sunriseil thnl be
mnkes n rhnrKO on tlm floor of the
senate which bo did not make in the
forriKii committor. Tho nerretnry of
state attended tho foreign commit-
too meetinirs ami could bnvo been
questioned there."
Doesn't Arcuso Itrynn
"I lid not snv the prcretnry of
state," said Smith. "I said the
htnto department. Tho constitution
alist lohhy also tried In influence mo
when they were vvorkiiiK on tho bor
der eight montht nco. I nm in os
session nf information which I in
tend to civo thu 8ennte, iR'rhnps on
Srondny."
Senator Vail said his information
vvns Hint Hopkins' testimony was
taken Inst winter. Ho said bo did
no helievo that Hopkins now influ
ences tho state department.
KcplvitiK to Senator Smith, who,
wilh Senator Fall of New Mexico
and Senator Jones of Washington
investigated nlleged violation of
neiitrulitv laws along tlm border,
henntor Crawford of South Dakota
pleaded (hat patriotism rcplnco par
tisanship in the consideration nf tho
Mexican situation. Ho ilcnniincod
tho republicans for their stand.
I
10 TARIFF BILL
WAHIIINOTON, Auk. 9. Support
of tho Underwood tariff Mil wni
promised In tho senate this afternoon
by Kcaator Kenyon If amendments to
frco list trust mudo commodltlei In
aluminum proilucln aro adopted.
"Thu Tnyno rntfts nro too IiIrIi and
I fear thoso In tho Underwood Mil
nro too low," nahl Bonntor Konyon
"I am anxious ami stand remly to do
ftomellilnK to rodiice exlutlng raton."
Bonntor JConyon nlno bitterly de
nnuncod Henntor Oeort;n I'erklns ot
tho llnrvcstor trust, snylnR:
"A reformer Is bolter entitled to
inspect if ho roturtnt stolon goods."
Tnls btarted a Konoral debate
OUT
ISSUES
ELECTION CALL
FOR ROAD BONDS
September 9 Named and Judges at
Last General Election to Serve-
Form of Ballot Prescribed and
Route of Road Outlined.
NEW
STEAMER
FR
OA
ST
TRAFF
LOS ANGELES, Cnl.. A 115. 0.
Announcement Is tr.ndo hero today
by tho American Castlu Steamship
company thnt three Tirst-clasH
ocean-KoiiiK passenger ships will ho
delivered hero in 1911 for n San Di-
cgo-Ios AiiKclcH-Viclorin run. San
Francisco nnd Seattle also will he
scheduled iortM for the new line. Tho
ships, it is said, will ho tho latest
word in construction nud will bo
capable of making twenty-three to
twenty-fivo knots. They will be
built in Glasgow.
E
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
NKW YOIUC, Aug. 0. Llttlo liopo
la hold out horo today for tho recov
ery ot Dr. Oliver L. Jonos, fntlior ot
"Oonoral" Ilosallo Jonos, loader ot
tho HuffniKo army In Its rocont hlkos
to Albany anil Waahlueton, -who at
tomptod sulcldo horo yesterday by
shootliiB hluiBolt twlco In tho head,
KallliiK health Is gtvon as tho motive
for tho physician's attompt at sulcldo.
Dr. Jonos whb C3 yearn ot ago and
vvoalthy.
E TO
BE HEAD F W.C.T.U.
At the annual election of officers
in tho W. C. T. U., Mrs. S. A. God-
lovo was elected president for the
coming yenr, Mrs. T. A. Howell sec
retary and Mrs. N. L. Townsend
trriuiurcr. Tho reports showed
more work dono tho past year than
liny previous yenr. Total meetings
held durinc tho year, fifty-one, with
nn average attendance of thirteen.
Twenty-eight thousand fivo hun
dred and ninety pages of literatim'
was distrieutcd, $141.50 was kivcii
for charitahlo panoses; nn nverago
of 0110 loaf of bread n week was
given to the jsior, eighty-six gor
iiipntH of clothing wero given to tlm
needy nnd two stoves nud two mat
tresses, 130 sick calls made, 103
bourn spent in nursing tho sick, 508
hounuctu woro sent In the sick, nud
a balance of $15.03 in the treasury
lo start tho new yenr.
Tho county convention will be held
in Phoenix, August 20.
REAL BOMB TO
KILL LLOYD GEORGE
LONDON, Aug. 9. What Is bo
llovod horo to liavo boon a dollborato
attompt to accomplish tho doath ot
Chancollor Lloyd-GoorKo ot England
was frustrated horo tonight whoa a
real bomb, loaded with doaly ex
plosives, was found In tho Sutton
high school just a tow minutes botoro
Lloyd-doorgo was scheduled to spoak.
Suffragettes aro suspected.
A pollcoman cut tho fuso ot
sputtering bomb with n knlfo.
Tho order cnllinc a special ejec
tion for road bonds made by the
county court reads in part as fol fel fol
eows: "It is hereby ordered that a spe
cial election of the legn! voters of
Jackson county, Oregon, be, and tho
same hereby is, called lo bo held in
said county, for tho purpose as
specified in snid petition, on Tues
day, the 0th day of September, 1013.
"Jl is furthered ordered that said
bonds, if voted, shall ho issued nnd
used, or tho proceeds thereof tiscd
for the building and improving of
one road in said county, described ns
follows, to-wit:
"Heginning nl tho corner between
fractional sections thirteen (13) nnd
fourteen (11) in township forty
eight (-18) north of rnngo seven (7)
west of the Mount Diablo Meridian,
California, connecting with tho sur
vey of the slnto highway of Califor
nia, thence northerly along the route
an now staked out to tho present
county rond; thenco following ns
nenr ns practical the main county
road into nnd through the city of
Ashland, n municipal corporation of
Jackson county, Oregon; thenco fol
lowing the mnin traveled county
rond through tho towns of Tnlont,
Phoenix, Medford nnd Ccntrnl Point
in a northwesterly direction; thence
following, ns nenr ns practical, the
county rond in n northwesterly di
rection to n point at or near tho
stream known an Rogue river;
thenco following tho nlniu traveled
eounly rond along naid stream in n
westerly direction nnd terminating
at tho point where the innin traveled
county rond on tho south sido of
Rogue river crosses tho county line
between tho counties of Jackson nnd
Josephine. Oregon, and nt or nenr
snid stream known ns Ihe Rogue
river. Tho termini of snid road, ns
herein directed, is definito nnd per
manent. Tho lino nbovo described
between tho termini thereof shall be
ns herein ordered, nnd shall follow
tho most practical route for n per
manent rond, nnd snid rond shall be
n permanent rond nnd highway
through said eounly.
"II is further ordered thnl tho
election shall he conducted nud the
votes canvassed in tho same mannc-
ns nt n general election, nnd Ikol
tho judges nnd elerkn appointed for
the Inst preceding general election
shall be tho judges nnd clerks for
snid special election.
"It is further ordered Hint tlm
ballot shall bo substantially in tho
following fenn:
" 'Shnll Ibem bo issued bonds of
Jnckson county, Oregon, lo Iho
nmoiint of fivo hundred thousand
($500,000.00) dotlnrs, duo $100,000
in en venrs from tho dnto thereof;
$100,000 in fifteen yenre from tho
dnto thereof; $100,000 in twenty
yenrs from tho dnlo horcof; $100,
000 In twentv-fivo years from the
dnto hereof; $100,000 in thirty ..venrs
from tlm dnlo thereof? Wilh inter
est nt Iho rnlo of fivo nor cont per
annum to provide for permanent
rond construction.' "
LOCAL GRANITE
HIGHLY PRAISED BY
STATE GEOLOGIST
Dr. Wjnchcll nnd party of survey
ors who nrc mnking a lour of tho
stnto in tho interest of i'10 Oregon
bureau of mines, have been investi
gating Iho resources of Iho county
for the past two weeks nnd reports
that tho granite, found in this val
ley compares most favorably ns a
whole, nnd some of it far surpasses
any he has found in tho United
States for durability nnd building
purposes. Ho nlso states that tho
mining resources of the vnlley nnd
county possesses much richer ore
nnd were hetttcr prospects thnn tho
owners or residents of the vnlley an
ticipated. Hids nrc nsked for to build tho
poitoffice building in Portland nnd
the snmplcs of granite from Jackson
county nro to be classed first in Dr,
Winchcll's opinion for Iho building
material lo ho used in this building,
Altogether the reports compiled
from dntn gathered by this able
corps of engineers for tho Oregon
bureau of mines will bo a vnlunble
piece of information for Jnckson
county nnd one thnt will nid greatly
tho Commercial club in giving infor
mation on tbo rcbourcea of tho
county.
HOLD HUERTA
RESPONSIBLE IF
UNO INSULTED
Mexico Informed That Attack on
President's Representative Will
Regarded as Insult to Friendly Na
tionPreparations Mad6 for War.
BUD OFF TO
T
V
RELATIVES
Satisfied that the Medford lovers
ot boxing aro still confident In bis
ability to win tho championship ot
tho lightweight division, Bud Ander
son and his manager Dick Donald left
yesterday for Vancouver, Wash.,
where Bud will spend some tlmo od
a seventeen aero farm, near his home
city.
Bud spent a couple of days on tho
Kershaw ranch hunting and tho
strenuous work did not affect him In
tho least, so It is safe to say that
Bud will be ready to go 20 rounds
with ono ot tho topnotchers Thanks
giving day. As near as can bo fig
ured out now, Harlom Tommy Mur
phy will be Bud's opponent In San
Francisco on that date, although Don
aid has promised Promoter McCarey
of Los Angeles that ha will giro him
first chanco at Bud's services whon
ho has fully recovered from tbo ap
pendicitis operation. Thursday even
ing Bud was initiated Into the Mod
ford lodgo of Elks.
CROSSES GREAT DIVIDE
tho
CALUMKT, Mich., Aug. 0.- Com
plelo rout of thu Western Federation
of Miners wiih cluiincd hero toiluy
by officials of tho Caliunel-llecla
Mining company, whoso 10,000 em
ployes nro out on wliiko in llm cop
per district. They claim .'1000 men
now me ut work In (heir mines nnd
llinl a thousand olhurs lutvu applied
for employment,
Officials of Ihn uiiimra' ingaiilfit'
II1111 denied (hit nlli'Kiitloii, Tlm fiifct
ileliinlimeiit of tinop cnt heiu In
uiiiinl Hiiiirly mid pi ccivn order
when llm slilkers walked out will
It'iivu I'm' their liunu' Monday, 1
ANNA HELD SAILS WITH
DIAMOND STOCKINGS
LONDON, Aug. I). With her oyes
niisht'liitviiig uu badly us ever, Anna
Hold, who has ebon appearing hero
in it Loudon miislo hull wearing n
pair of diamond studded blockings,
sitiled today for New York. Tlm
actress didn't wear cither 11 split
skirt nor a (runspaiciit gown when
slio hipped Inuiii'd thu hteiiinnr, so
lhu ship news repnrleis hud to link
her if him vturu Iho illiiinoiid utuck
inuHi "Theie's no safer pliu'u to
cany Iheiu, Hint I know of," lm iv
illicit Mullliiuly,
SEEKS COOPERATION
IN MINE EXPLOITATION
II. N. Lawric, of Portland, chair
man of tho Oregon bureau of mines
nud geology, spent Saturday in Med
ford in nil effort lo seen re local co
operation in llm work of tho bureau
in attracting nttention to tlm min
ing resources of southern Oregon.
Ho mum 11 hii 1 I'd of iiKHUtiiiii'o and
nl its nmi'liiig Tuemliiy evening
Pri'kiileut Perry of Iho ('imimeroial
club will bring up lhu Hiiiijeel mul
appoint 11 ijommll leu lo wuik with
lhu biiH'iui.
COMMERCIAL CLOD
TO MEET TUESDAY
An important meeting will bo held
Tuesday evening by Ihn Commoroial
club nt tbo city hall and a full at
tondaiico is desired. Plans for 11
campaign for tlm rond bonds will bo
dismissed mid tbo matter of enter
taining Secretary Lane discussed
Many other important subjects nro
tu bo considered.
Good Pictures at the Isis
"In God Wo Trusl" is Hie (itlo of
11 photoplay shown at Iho IhU the-
ater Hint every 0110 should see. "Her
Mothei'n Oath," it Hiograph drama,
U nbovo (ho usual one. reel subject,
A Pa I ho tfcoiiio and Kdiwon comedy
eoiiL'liidt's thu bill. TIimui picture
will bo khuwu luiilubl for the lat
Ihutf.
Gcorgo W. Albright died nt Iho
home of his daughter, Mrs. It. II.
Monro, of Gold Hill, August 0, of
heart failure, aged S3 years. Ho
retired tho night before in bis usual
good health, but was discovered
early tho next morning gasping for
breath by his daughter, whom bo
bnd nvvnkoncd, and passed away in
11 short time. Mr. Albright, who vvns
n native of Wnshingtonville, Pa.,
wns an oxpert miller nnd enmo from
Iown tbirty-ono years ngo to tnko
charge of tho flouring mill nt Phoo
uir, later going to Jacksonville to
conduct the mill founded by E. 1).
Foudrity nud T. T. McKcnzio, and
afterward acquired by tho Into G.
Kurowski. Ho returned to Iown
when tho mill nt tho county sent
ceased operations, nfterward going
to Snu Jose, Cnl.,. where two of his
sous reside, nnd whero his wifo sub
sequently died. Tho remains were
sent to Sun Joso for interment be
faidu those of bis wife.
STEAJIPUARENAI
iRECKEDltALlOSS
HAN KKANOIBCO, Cl Aug, U
l)osiatrlms hero today suy that tho
ktomnor Point Arena, hound from
Hun Pedro, went juhuru lit Pigeon
Point today and will be a totul low.
The uti'uuier piled up high oh tlm
rocks. All lhu crew wer rescued,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9, While
tho speed of tho battleship No
Hampshire Is slowed down so that
John Llnd, President Wilson's emis
sary to Molco. will not reach Vera
Cruz until tonight, Nelson O'Shaugh
nosiiy, in chargo of tho American le
gation In Mexico City, Is actively pro
paring for Llnd's arrival. Ho hat.
notified General Hucrta. that his at
tack on Llnd and his mission is f.
affront to a peaceful sistor nation am.
that Iluerta will bo held responsible
for any porsonnl Insult to the presi
dent's representative.
Ever slnco It loft Galveston foi
Vera Crux tho New Hampshire has
been In wireless touch with tho Ar
lington station, and Llnd baa boon
fully advised of tho developments In
tho Mexican situation. President
Wilson Jb conrlncod that Llnd's cour-
ago is equal to Hucrta's and Llnd will
go to Moxlco City tomorrow or Mon
day.
Wilson Kxprct RucceM
Both President Wilson and Secre
tary Bryan expect that Llnd's mis
sion to Mexico will succeed, but
senators familiar with tbo president's
plan are skeptical and officialdom
hcro generally believes that war is
imminent.
Both tho army and navy are ready
for tho expected clash, and exper
ienced officers who are opposed to a
war with Me'xlco admit they tear the
worst. A studied attempt has been
made to fulfill tho president's orders
and to prevent oven a show ot war
llko preparation, but orders for troop
and ships aro all ready for signature.
Administration Criticised
Both Bryan and tho president are
being criticised becauso ot the secre
tary's actions In tho Mexican situa
tion. Republicans and some demo
crats say the administration is try
ing to make a patriotic question out
of a party matter, and some demo
crats say the administration has
raado a mistake by not consulting
with Senators Lodgo, Root, JJorah
and other loaders ot tho republican,
minority. All these men are com
pletely In tho dark. Borah espec
ially Is outspoken In bis criticism
saying that Secretary Bryan has fur
nished Iluerta with n formidable
weapon.
Members ot tho senato foreign
committee secretly considered the
situation this morning. Tho major
ity ot thorn favor tho lifting ot the
embargo against Mexican Importation
ot arms. The president so far has
been, able to keep a resolution to this
end oft tho calendar, but each day.
his task bocomes moro difficult.
AH
E
FELT FOR LINO'S
SAFETY IN MEXICO
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 9. No ap
prehension is foil boro tor tho safety
of John Llnd, apodal omlssary ot
President Wilson. Tho populace ol
tho city huvo mado no threats against
Llnd nnd General Huorta says ha
will do everything posslblo to safe
guard tho American representative.
Ho will tront Llnd exactly as ha
vould any other Aomrlcan citizen tail
cxpoctu no demonstration.
MKXICO CITY, Aug. 0.Ds
putches rocolvod hero today nay con.
stlutlouiiltst forcos huvo captured
Agnus Cullontes after two days -ol
dosporatu fighting. Hebol forces
under five different leaders eomi
blued. The lootf on both Ide
were heavy.
Pencil iHiiiiufMcturertf Mr buyjtijr
up old rod cvilur fvnee ruttn in Ttm.
iiPNMco nud nib ward l b
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