yipr- z7 Second Sfreef i!0 Medford Mail Tribune WEATHER Fair i1r M. Hlj Mln. n:ij ltd. Hum. no. SECOND EDITION ' J'urty.foiirlli Yrnr. Dully Nlnlli Year HARD TIMES SEEKS 10 HALT President Wilson Accuses Financial Interests of Seeklnrj 1o Create Hard Times anil Produces Letters Writ trn to Create Sentiment Annlnst AntUMonouoly Prooram. WASHINGTON, Juno 15. I'rcsi. il.-nt Wil-iui iikiiI Ihi' illrri't charge today that henllmeiit in favor 'f postMUicincnt of llm iidiiiilliHtriitlini liusl leglshillvo in)jnim n tin re Mill of nlleinpl hy certain Interest ihii! iutlinuled Ihut it was the cause nf the "psychological bitsincs !' piimwloll," nf which I if iccently dpohc. Anti-lriil legislation will li pu-h-til iIiiimikIi III" senate during tin present schIou r emigres by every mean nt President Wilson' com iniiii.l. I In Hindu it tilnlii to eullci Iniliiv lu lui'l no intention of aban doning hit original jiroK'rtiiM n in! did net believe emigre would adjourn before tin' trut hill were enacted. Th president believe liuiiie I n good, mid in Minin respect heller, now llinn it wn dome time ago, and tluil It would he iniieh worse for hu inc.-. to worry for several month over wlmt the anti-trust legislation is to he llinn to have it passed now. lie tit it ho known tluit ho realised ti well-defined effort wn being iiuide to postpone nnti-tmt legislation. The president hcllcie tluit the "psychological business depression," n lie expressed It. hnn heen created hy those who want nit ndjottrnmeiit of emigre hefuie itntltrust 1'KH liition is piiMcd. Shows Proof of rlinrgc In support of tho president's vlow, copic of letter unit telegrams clr rulnleit nmung business men tailing for mi niljiiurumeiit or congress with out completion of the I nut tillU, prioliiK fur thu freight rnto Inrrcaso being nuked hy the mllrontU of the lutcr-stiilo commerro rommUMun, mill calling for a halt or tho "attack on bulnc," worn made puhllc nt the white tioimo. President Wilson made It clear to Mm cfller that dm cnmpalKit, If surh ll may ho ralloit. would have no ef rert on hint, anil tluil It wan tiU plnn to push the trust proKrnm throiiKh tho M'liutn with tlie nlit of nil the menu at hi cuiumniiil. lie expressed the view that business wan an good, If not better now, than n wlillo ngo, mid I hit I ll would he less harmful to thu hinducs of I lie country to have the trust legislation program com pleled limn to he confronted with n period of uucortnliity which would in company doluy, Simmon Hent Circular Oiiu of tho circular tetter, which cniiiu Into ihbobmIoii of tho white, hoimo, wiih circulated by tho Simmon llurdwiiro company of St. I.ouln. E. C. Simmons, bend of tho company, Jiud been selected for it member of tho federal reserve honrd nnd hl iiomluiitloii wan to huvo gouo to tho nemitu today. Thin morning It was announced at tho while lunmo that Mr. Simmon had declined tho plaro (Continued on Pawi 7) MNARYLEADS BY TWO VOTES SAI.KM, Or., June lrt. With "ix I'oiiulieH In he rechcclicil hy expert, .lilHliee eiwuh'rt l. MeN'ury now lemU .Iiuide lli'iny l MeiiNiiu for rcmhlU fun Hiipieuie com t iioiiiiiiiiliou hy (wo ViileN, iiei'iirdlliK In uiMcen leeeived hy 'IukIIi'o .MeNury tnduy, lli'iitoiii oil it leelieelt f ill' iiimury leiuniM, gullied It'll Mile in CliiehlililliM, ie iliii'inu MeKiiii'1 l''l l !' vide, llnlli .IiinIH'o MeNury mid Indue lleimoii iitiee Hint U ir-i'hri'li of Ihe hilly xlii'il hy Ihe eminly i'IUIVIinmIiiu hoiiid ftlinulil ''Hl" Hi" t'oiilexl. I'eiidinu Ihi M'emnil im eeilllienle in In he ImiiiiiI. Tin I'lMiulli'M ii'iiiniiilnu In he ic I'lii'i'Li'il me Miiimhi, Wimh lnjilmi WhiiliT, (liiinl, l'in (tin;- BIG BUSINESS CURB0F1RUSTS CREATED TO RESERVE BANK 'ROCKS HURLED BOARD NAMED FROM VOLCANO BY PRESIDENT Hamlin of Boston, Jones of Chlcapo, Hartllnn of Blrmlnuliam, Warburg of New York and Miller of San Francisco Selected Mlllrr Gets the Lonu Term. WASIIINUTON, .hum 1.1. Notion ntloiH or CliurleH K. Iliiiidiii "jr H Ion, TIioiiiiih II. .Ii'liex of ChleiiKO, V. I1. (I. Iliirdintt or Miniilnnliiiiii. Ala.; I'iiiiI W'urhiiri! of New York mid A. ('. Miller of San I'ninein to he tiifiuhei-M of the federal re-erve hoaul today were H-ut to the Kenale by President Wil-on. The iiieiidier were nominated lit wtm the follewinj: leriim: llniuliii, two .vfiir; Warburg, four jeiir J ne, nix enr5 llarditiK. eijjht eni, lllul Miller, tell ,ear. Mr. Iliimliii N mi expert in finmiee, who Nfrxeil as hIIiiiiI (.eerelury of Ihe treiiNiiry under President Cleve. laud mid reiurned to the treiiMiiry d' piirliuenl mmhi after PrcHwlent WIkoii took office n the iimkUIiiiiI seeretary in churiM of tiistom. Preiident WiUon, it l mild, Iioh hern reluetntit to appoint Mr. Hamlin to the resvrie hoard heeatiHe he fell lie wan needed in hi present poilioii. NKW UAVKN, roun., .hiuoj.'t. "SoiuelliiiiK ii ladieallv wmiic in the mental pioeenne of the eleetorale," eaid .luilp' Alton 11. Parker of New Voik, ouee di'iuoeriitio candidate for the presidency, nihlichsliiK the rnd uiitiiiK elds today at the Yule law nehool. "Sonielhiiii; i rndieully wrouc," he eonliiiut'd, "or else patnotism im nt ilK last uasp, when with hardly a whisper of protest u retiied chief executive may Itrnjj to reprcsentu lives of the people of his treaKon able scheme to intrude on state lights iiml iolale olhcrwixo the fun daiuciital luw hy establishing reeeiv eisliip over coal mines pcuiliii; u strike, udiuiltiiiK without u suspicion of decent tdiumo that he hail well considered that his offense illicit he impcaeliahle if eouiinitted impeach able, of eouise, only because the net planned would have been uueoiisti tutinuul mid lawless." fnnliuuiii,', .Iiuide Pnrk said: "Our forebears, clear of head and fur of sMit, uiitieipaled just such vieioui uttneks by those in power mid sought to insure to us n govern meiit of laws mid not of men, mid through their wisdom such a move men! is ours lor a little vigilance," The tine patiiotism, thu speaker Hahl, is (lui only hruiid tlmt will pro dueo renl citizenship, mid it is free from selfishness and shoit of pyro technics. "True patriotism," said .Indue Park, "in (lie only foundation on which power enii rest," 3 IIOI.fHINA, Italy, Juno 15. Itlot em Net file today to tho raihodral, the Church of I'caco uml tho Church of thu Holy CruH In HcnlKiildo, on tho Adriatic, iiMcr MprliildliiK thu door with petroleum, Cuvulry arrived In llinn to pruvent lliu dcMtriicilnii of tho cutlicdnil liu'. tho Interior of Ihe oilier cliuri'lie weep duvutluted, and only llm wulli lemalu ntundliiK of tho church of thu duly Drum. A detiii'liliieiil of SOU uliurpulioolerti urrhiul mi bom d u loipeilu Imul ul Hcnlmihlu tnduy, u uIkI In prenerv UiK uidvr, PARKER RILLS ROOSEVELT OR LAWLESS A ITALIAN ROTERS RE CHURCHES MEDFORD, PREVENT ANTI-TRUST LEGISLATION ASSERTS PRESIDENT WILSON FALL ON MAN SlntitMer Nearly Killed When Mount Lassen Belches Forth Shower of Stones and Rains Ashes Eruption Crows More Violent Injured Man Carried Down to Safety. MINKItAh, Cat., June Hi. Anoth er eruption or Mount l.aam'ii uppcar Imminent. The crater In steamlnK nKnln, otter u period of qulcuci-ncc, followliiK the two terrific outbiirH )enterday, nud Kupervlmir ItunliliiK. of tho t'nlted State foreit itatloti here, siild today that thu prevlou period or violent activity bavo nl way been preceded by loiiRer iwrlods or v. tint mlr.ht hu called ul iitIiik VIOLA, t'ul., June 15. I.unce (Iridium, u utoek denier, eriishetl by hoiihlerM hurled yestenluy hy Mount I.UHMVH mid tnken for dead hy hi eoinpniiion on the tdopc. of the mountniii, was alive thin morning and physicians aid hu hail a chance for life. He ha u broken collurhonu mid a crushed lde. Conseiousnem returned to him toduv for the first lime inee ho was tniek down in Ihe fimt of yesterday' two eruption. The mountain was iptiet this morn- IIKI) IILl'KF, CmI., Jimib if. (Jrciit excitement prevmleil today in the reuiou Hurrouiulint; Mount I.a- sen. Thu old volcano, whose lonc- donnnntrf,(:r(iler is nowIlttUiittn'c ns tiliire jilnnie of nnxiou black smoke mid lfthiK n fine while nsli over the countryside, sprouted two new cone vctitcrdav. nnd further development' are awaited with intense, tiimcly. Since the mountain came to life two week iiko, poutiujj jet of steam clouds, SU activities have been tcud ily inerensinif. "It i a mistake to put the present disturbance in the ohs of ;e.vel," toiy V. II. Slroiii, former state mm crnloiiisl. who ha nrrivctl here to make observations, ''(leyscrs do not ejeel lock, M-orin, cinder and ushc. These nrc tho characteristics' of n genuine volcano. I.asseu i in ae tivo and violent eruption, mid what may happen before it come ipiiot, no one can way." Smoke Pillar iMWW TiH't IIIkIi. Yesterday the ohl crater shot it pillar of smoke to u height estimat ed nt '-'Ontl feet. Toward lithtftitl hteniu nutl smoke weie seen issnin;; from two new vent, ouu on the north side of thu mountain mid the other on thu west ide, a mile apart. Advenliiroii spirit seek nt their peril u near view of the disturbance. I.auee (Iraham, n '2011. pound lumber man, w felled yesterday hy u rock hurled from the crater mid received falal injuries. He was ouu of a party of eight from Miiutou who hud ventured liiuh up the slope. Floyd Tipple temporarily lol hi mind at (lie Night of O rah a in's mangled form. He also was injured slightly. Kid- pliuroiiK funic threatened to snuff out (ho lives ot tho entire pnity. They Ktivcd theinsclve by lying flat on the ground mid burying their laccfl in thu snow, lwo other men from Itcddiug who ventured within three-nuurter of a mile of the sum mit escaped suffocation hy similar action. (Continued on 1'bro Five.) TO LEnER BT. I.OUI8, Juno 15. K. C. 81m- iiioiih denied today (hat thu leltur from tho HIiiimoiiH Kurd ware com pany leifHrdliiK tnut lcKllatlon wu thu cutiMt of hi declination to nervu on tho federal renurvo hoard, "In facl," unld Mr. Hlnimon, "I re. fitted thu pluco Ioiik before Unit let ter wot thuujilil nt, Tho nil nut Ion wun iUU I wo ukei hy n man whom wan injured npuku with uu lliurlly If I wiiiild ui'cept u plum on the rcel;t bourd If ll wniu offeied ltud, 'No,'" OHKCIOX, MONDAY, .ITNIO IS, V.)U SAILORS WHO WON HIGH uerr to slight - JAMES A.WAL-SH FREDERICK 5CHNEPEL rV'BLY Ai!jBfc " riksSMHIVKv iIl V v "HHHHP I VM& W'Vf ' Ef'-'2c jf ' One well educated nud ret red nmld luxurious jiurruumlUigs, though nu oaihan, and the olbor forced to leave school at au early age nud work for the support of Id mother mid a tittle home. Tlil U tho Murjr of James A. Walsh and Frederick J. Sehnepel. ordinary seamen, nttacbol to the klgnal siju.ul of the battle ship I'torlda. who Hear Admiral l'rank 1'. Fletcher, In hU report of the taklns of Vera Cnie. devi.ircd displayed "eminent and conspicuous courage." Hoth Walsh and Schuefel urc New York boy, living only ten blocks apart, and both engraved their name In American hUtory when, under terrible fire, they maintained Klgual coui munlcatlon from tho roof of the Terminal Hotel with the fleet of b.ittte kblp during the engagement. BRYAN ANSWERS JAPANESE NOTE II LAND LAW WASHINGTON'. June 1.'). A ft era lapse of ten month thu United Slates 5 about to icply to Japan's la.( note on the (California anti-alien laud law Keerelarv Hi.yan said tedny: "The note of August '- last will he answered us soon us the matter enii he renched. Answer to it was suspended by Ihe discussion of other mean of adjusting the differences." It was believed that in hi stute ment Mr. Hrjiiu referred to mi ut tempt to drop the negotiations for uu adjustment of the Ksuo hy some leg islatiou by congress to confirm the right of JiinuiifM now in the I'nited States to own mid lease land and a new treaty looking to recognition of (he rights of Jupaiicsu to iiuturalir.u lion. The Jnpsinese niubassudor here bus been uetively piesin this suhjcel on the flute department recently in or der that when tho Japanese purlin incut assemble next mouth, Huron Kuto, the premier of the new cabi net, nmy lie uble to repoit progress. GOVERNOR WEST OFF ON VACATION RAI.KM, Ore, Juno 15. (Invernnr Went left loiluv for eimtern mid mid dle w eeru vtule wheio ho will upend hU vuriilloii In InventlKuHui: reform N)tem in different puual In Ntltutliiii. Ho ckpt'CU to bo koiio vuvtirnl weokii- It wu ntutud tlmt the lueciillvo would "Uu deliver a num ber of rli uu I u in) uu leciurc. (luv eriiur w'l won In ku direct from htru to Wwvhlnvluii, I). U, A60L HONORS AT VERA CRUZ lMub .J .! I RELEASE ON BAIL PENDING APPEAL WASHINGTON, Juno 15. Hnrry I. Thaw was (otlay denied releuse on bail ltciuliiiL- con-iileratioii hv the sii- Jpreine court of his extradition from New Huiupsliire to New ork. Tho court also declined to grant tho request tlmt Tlmw uo liiKen io Pittsburg in the custody of Sheriff Drew of floos eotilltv. New Iliuiip- shire. to testify in tlie settlement of his father s estate. Judge Aldrieli oi the federal court of New Hampshire ordered Thaw's release on hnheus corpus proceedings. The supreme court will next pass on that. ST. I.Ol'IS June 15. -The State Hank of Marin, III., was closed today hy tho directors, pending uu examin ation hy reprchcntutives of thu state auditor! Tho net ion of tlie directors was voluntmy. l 11. Muuday lias resigned tlie presidency nt llm iv ipiest of the director. NKW YOIIIC June IV The aliu'fc nun Lei closed si cad v. Niirinw move incut iigiiin iillciidi'd Indii)' I lading, wild llm li'iidcney thiniiuiird. The llllll I'W'IIIIK lip I'f M'Cllllllllll t'llll- ll'iiel riiliNcd Ihe Ill In liilhlcil III till) flllUl 0IHUllUllt AW DENIED NARROW MOVEMENTS ON STOCKJXCHANGE FEDERALS WN AT ZACATEAS; T General Barren Reports Defeat of Constitutionalists With Loss of 3000 In Eirjht Days' Battle-Chieftain Put to Death Americans Ac cused as Spies. MKXICO CITY, Mcx., June 15. Telegriiphie reortn received nt the rnpilnl todny from Ziicntecni siy Hint the los-cs of the constitutional ists in the battle nt that place nrc estimated nt WWW. General Medina linrron, who commniidcd the federal forces, ban been promoted to the rank of general of division. General Hnrroii in hi official re port of the battle to the war office ay that nftcr mi eight day' battle the constitutionalists were repulsed nutl were pursued by him nnd hy Gen eral llenjamiu Argumedo. Put ItoU-ls to Dentil Juan Cahral, n constitutionalist chieftain, the federal commnnd say?, was captured hv the government forces nnd immediately put to death. The constitutionalist lender,- Calocn nud Trinun, also were killed, nnd General l'nufilo Nat era, the commnn-, der of the attacking force, was seri ously wounded. ( The federals, nct'onling- to the re port, enpturod heveral uiaeliuie. guns, many horses nnd a great qniintity of ammunition. General rgnneio.Morelos Znragozn, who coinmandcil thefedernl jrnrrison whicli evneuated the seaport of Tarn pieo. said in nn interview here teday: "All the foreign colonies nt Tnm pico hut" the American were friendly to the federal troops. From the Vic toria hotel, where n. large number of Amreicans resided, some shots were fired on my soldiers. A seurch of the building produced thirty-three rifles nnd a Inrge qunntitv of cartridges. Americans as Spies ''I have information from good sources that some American resi dents, principally those living in tlie nearby country, served ns spies for the rebels. I have proof that the reb- ,.. ,1, .... r-. . T.......! cis iniciiiicu iu rvin-ni kuiu iiiuil-u, hut this was not accomplished be cause some American gave the word to the rebels thnt the federal am munition was exhausted. "When General Gahlo Gonznle nt t a eked Tampico he used two field pieces that 1 know belonged to the American warships anchored iu the harbor. "I must nlo speak about tlie last indignity that we met with. It was noticed the American warships and the launches of tho same vessels maneuvered in tho l'nnuco river with the intended purpose of interfering with the fire of our shins." WOMAN HELD FOR SKATThK, Wash.. Juno 15.-On recommendation of Ihe coroner's jury which completed it inquest to day, Prosecuting Attorney John V. Murphy mmotinced that ho would hold Mr. Hlnnclie Smith for further investigation in connection with the detith of Michael I). Samuels, a weluthy merchant of Nome, Alaska, mid Spokuue, who was found dead with n bullet iu his heart iu a hotel hero ten day ago. Tho jury re turned a noncommittal verdict, de claring that ll.u evidence showed that Samuels either committed suicide or wu shot by Mr, Smith, u divorced wife of uu Alaska character known a "Deep Hole Joe" Smith. Mr. Siimuel, u well a friend of the dead mull, testified at llm inquest that he hud lohl of having been threatened hy Mi. Smith. Thu hit ler, who occupied mi adjoining room n KmiiiiicU' hi Ihe hold, telfici Iiml Im khut hiuioi'lf. The scnllel of the i'oionii-' jury any the junii hi'liein HiiiiiiicU coiiimillt'd xiili'Uli'i lull ii'i'iuuiiieml filllhci' liivcslljitlloii ot Mm riiunh' putt in Ihu lilted)'. PISONffl H ALASKAN'S MURDER NO. 7! STATE BANKERS GUESTS DF CITY FOR TWO DAYS Ninth Annual Convention Opens at Page Theater Every section ef State and Many Portions ef th Country Represented Addresses of Welcome. The ninth annua? convention ot the Oregon Stato Hanker amioclatlon opened In the Page Theater this morning with 200 visiting and local delegates In attendance. Every flec tion of the Mate and tho great finan cial centers of tho country aro rep resented. The morning session wag devoted to the registering of delegates, ad dresses of welcome, nnd a speech by Charles B. Water of Portland, dis cussing tho weak points of laws passed In Oregon, and descrying freak legislation against hanks. Piper on Signs of Tlinen Kdgnr II. Piper, managing editor of the Orcgonlan was tho first speak er at the afternoon session, taking for hit subject. "Tho Signs of the Times." Mr. Piper spoke from the standpoint ot a newspaperman, and the keynote of his address was the modern tendency towards tho con servation of wealth, health and 're sources. He said the Am erica a peo plo wero beginning to awaken from the old Idea that their resources wer unlimited, and were "beginning to consorve ammunition." William J. Hums, tho world's greatest sleuth scheduled to glveall' address before tho morning scssIob, did not arrive. He Is expected to reach tho city on the afternoon train from tho north. This afternoon at 4:00 o'clock tin visiting delegates will be taken on an auto tour ot the valley, and to night at 8.30 a banquet will be held In the Medford Hotel. Election Tomorrow Tho election of officers, nnd tho selection of the next convention city will be held tomorrow morning. Tho delegates will motor to Ashland where a luncheon will be served in Chautauqua park at noon, returning to this city In tlmo for to catch trains for home. Tho list ot delegates follew: C. C. Chapman, Portland; E. O. lltanchard, Hood Itlver; P. K. Snod grass, Hugene; E. O. Crawford, Port land; H. II. Evans, Canby; L. I). Walker, Mollalo; I.. A. Brandes. Es tacada; P. S. Tlsdalo, Suthorlln, C. E, Walker. Portland; W. II. IJcnnett, Klamath Falls; AV. M. Ross, St. Helens, X. U. Carpenter, Portland; S. A. Mitchell. Hood IUver; Win. "Whit field. Pertland: C. S. Woods, Port land; I.ydell Baker, Portland; E. D. Cuslck. Albany; August Martin, Jr.. Eugene; J. L. WllltaniB, New York; P. A. Ollmore, Portland; Max Vogt, Tho Dulles; Harry Choynskl, Sun Francisco; L. D. Compton and wife, Pasadena; Geo. M. Bowles, San Fran- (Contluucd on Page Five.) ETO DOUGLAS, Art., Juno IC Ives I.ellvler, constitutionalist representa tive burn, said today ho had received official Information that General Al varado, with 500 men from Crux do Piedra hud arrived at Hermosllla, tho capital of Solium, and disarmed and disbanded 230 men who guarded Governor Joo Murla Muytorena In possession of thu governor's palate. Theru wu no clush and a conference was arranged at which Governor May torunu, General Alvurado, Vgnaclo lloiilllus, tho omUsary sent to Hurmo xlllo hy General Curruimi ami other leaders would endeavor to wit II th" controversy between th Maytori uml ('alien faction, Colonel I. KIIuh CuIIm, tdr ef llm military fuclluH which twtubt tw depute Muylnfa, JnlH tHy Niittulvs, Honor, with JU punt frM vriulllu, hoHi plMCM M Mm MI lul Mil) h lukM hy mw mm. CONEERENC DEPOSE MAYTORENA i J J 1 1 ?! 1 J, i 4 l ml ll flii sTsAltls) i&, bs, V LsU H t ,. in al j J. ijA. .tWktn. im&iiMubi1 H J , k. t. .......dsfs.L sk uliiihslJst, jL.idUIiii.