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BUTTE RIOTERS
RESUME IRK;
JIUTTI, Mont., Tuiip lo.- Willi
flovernur Stewart in the oily km
tuctttij mi luvesjipntinn of tlu Inw-Ipvviio-h
of the InHt two ilnyfc nnd nil
local ntithnrilies milking every ef
fort to bring calm umong tlio vnnks
of Hulti JiOOrt miiijjs, the pity i
J'oti tird nl work in nil the mines!
today. In thV Speculator, tin North j
Hiytp Mnfihaliy k property, one oi hip
Inrjzes't mW's in Hip city. flO jor cqnt
of hc lrt:' shift i rejiorted nl work.
In the lltitfk Hock, tlio Unite hud
Hupciior jninp, nearly nil tlio shift
went down this moniiiitr. ,
Miner Iteturn to Work
It was nl thec two properties that
tin, tronlilo was precipitated last Fri
ilny. X.o officials of the Western
Federiili'oii of Miners local union
wcrp present to protest against the
moil who failed to show their union
cards.
Official or the Western Federation
local have nol appeared since they
flcil when the. imnnlc was hroken np
on Miners' Union ,lny. It is exooled
that no protect will ho mnile for the
prccnt, thus avoiding rurtlipr tron
lilo and keeping the mines in opern
lion until miiiip understanding can he
reached. In the meantime (ho needi
er from the union who have been
inriiienceil hy Industrial Workers of
the. World agitators, are. planning tot
el out a largo vote on ednesdny,
when the miners will east their hill
IoIh on this ipiestien: "Shall wo re
fuse to fOiow Western Federation
card nt nil the mines J"
Jill I tin Threatened
A committee of the fccoedcrs today
again palled on the chief of police,
urging him to get track of the miner
to whom wits intrusted $1200, the
contents of the Miners' union safe
which wn blown open by the ieeed
crs on Saturday night.
Tlio order closing nil saloons is
t!ll in force.
Governor Stewart today reiterated
bin denial that he had ordered the
Mate militia to hold fUelf in readi
ness for n call to Untie. Tito gover
nor staled Ihiit he linn come hero
simply lo leant the situ.itinn at first
hand and to give advice wherever
necessary to citizens and authorities.
With Med ford trido It Medford made.
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QUIET
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MEDIATION MAKES
RAPID PROGRESS
toes m
WASHINGTON, Juno 1,V Score
tnry Hryntt conferred a', length to
day with President Wilson over the
promt's of the Mexican medintloli
and afterward dispatched u telejiram
to the American delegate at the Ni
agara confeienee, whle.li, it was un
derstood, concerned the character
and iieionucl of. te proposed put
islonal government and the attitude
of the Mexican delegate, who object
to ii provisional executive with eon
ntitittiounl leanings-.
Mr. llryan w oil) it not dictts the
nature of hi eonference with the
president mid would only snv that
mediation was "orourossing satisfac
torily." The opinion prevailed here that
the United Stales would not recede
in it desire to have named as the
head of the temporary government
which would succeed Iluerta. u man
who would be acceptable to the revo
lutionary faction.
The presence in Washington of
Pedro Del Villar continued to nrou-e
speculation, and n report was per
sistent that adherents of Felix Diiu.
represented by Delegate Villar and
the Huertislas, had patched up their
differences and were acting together
to exert the strongest possible in
fluence before the mediators. Dole
gate Villar is said ti have conferred
with representative- of Uuerta.
Constitutionalist agents in Wash
ington hud received no reply to Ni
agam Falls.
GOVERNMENT TO PLANT
TROUT IN CRATER LAKE
WASHINGTON'. June 15. Ar
rangements are being made for dls
trlbutlon this summer of brook trout,
ralnliow trout and black spotted
trout to a number of national parka
In the Rocky mountains region and
tho Pacific Coast states.
Tho parks selected are the Scquol,
California, Mesa Vcrdc, Colorado,
Glacier. Mont.. Crater Lake, Oregon,
Wind Cave, South Dakota, Yellow
stono and Piatt, Oklahoma.
Explorations to determine what
fish ore- suitable for tho general
Cant and Mount Halnler parks nro
yet to bo made.
MEDFOJU)
Delegates to the Convention are Cordially
Invited to Wear that Latch String to a
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WE MEAN
OFFICERS: -
WILLIAM H. GORE, President
J. A. PERRY, Vice-President JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier
F. E. MERRICK, Vice-President W. B. JACKSON, A'ss't Cashier
nSDFOttl) MATTj aMUlUTNF,.'
NEW
OFFICERS
SELEGTEWR
WEN'S CLUBS
CHICAGO, Juno 15,-- Nominations,
headed by Mrs. Percy V. Pennybncker
of Austin, Toxns, tor re-election as
president, and which In tho absence
of nominations front tho floor are
equivalent to election, were made by
delegates to tho convention of the
General Federation of Women's clubs
Names limy bo written In on tho bal
lots tomorrow but they will not nf
feet the result It Is stated.
Tho Inroads of tho suffragettes was
again reflected at today's session
when Miss Mary Garrctt-Ilay of Now
York was nominated ns a director
Miss Hay Is president of a big suf
frage orgaulxatlon In New York and
known as a vigorous worker for
equality at tho polls.
Pules and regulations for tho bal
loting tomorrow arc adopted. They
Include Injunctions as to silence and
provide that there shall bo no elec
tioneering. Following are tho nominatiens:
President. Mrs. Percy V. Penny
backer. Austin. Texas.
First vice-president, Mrs. Samuel
P. Sneath. Tiffin. Ohio.
Second vice-president. Miss Georgia
A. Uacon, Worcester, Mass.
Hecordlng secretary, Mrs. Harry I..
Keefo. Walthlll, Neb.
Correspondnlng secretary, Mrs. Kit
gene Heltley, Charlotte, N. ('.
Treasurer, Mrs. William H. Wil
liams, Lapeer, Mich.
Auditor. Mm. Charles H. McMahon.
Salt Lake.
Directors Miss Mary Gorrott-Hay,
Now York City: Mrs. William P. Har
per. Seattle; Mrs. William K. An
drews, Washington, l. C: Mrs.
Frank White. Valley City. N. .; Mr
W. II. Young. Jacksonville, Fla.: Mrs.
Frances D. Kverett, Highland Park.
in Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke, In
dianapolis; Mrs. W. 11. Crosby. Wis.
PROBE USE OF SENATE
PAPER BY GOLD MINES
WASHINGTON. Juno l.V Senator
Overman introduced today n resolu
tion for nu investigation into titu use
., w..n,ii,. letter minor in connection
with promotion of n gold mining
proH-rty nt Gold I nil. -. -
The order of St. Francis wilt erect
a 140.000 hospital at Klamath Falls.
That city will get a municipal build
ing to cost HO.O00.
THE LATCH STRING
Hangs On The
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Wont went out fnnti the IVderul League cltvli-H at St l.otili Hint Mordcciil
llrown Is lo lo MHiHtlel us ni.iimijcf or the SI. t.oitl ,i',U" by Shortstop
"Al" Itrldwell. Itrown. It In understood. Is to lie retained n scout Speed)
.Mars-ins will Ik nseil on first b) ItrMwell lo gne the "PeiN" I ho "ix'ti" thst
scenic l-trgcly n'sponsihle for their pU'kclit .onlUuu. Marsitnt .lit)isl Mrt foi
the I.'ihN uift of lnt season,
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TO SAVE UUERTA
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WASI1INOTON. June IV Kmingj
!. ., nu. ml vtniM' nf mcdliitioii ttcgo-j
tiatioits at Ningara Kails, rrpsi.ipiu
iloii nnd Sepretarv ltryan, on re
suming cointuiinicaltou loduy with the
Aniericatt dclegnlc. were to take up
the ipiestion of selecting n provis
ioiinl president acceptable to nil f no
tion in Mexico. While Iho I'nitcd
States holds firmly to its stand Hint
a eonstiliitionn'ist mut bo mimed to
succeed Iluerta. yet the Mexican del
(gates have urgucd for n "1101111111"
candidate. Cabinet officials here,
nevertheless rcitcmti'il thai negotia
tions were agoing ahead safely.
Kinissiiriort of Iluerta who were in
Washington woio expected to iittciupt
to see President WiNon. They were
said to be exurliug effort- to mip
Uuerta from Igniubatiom
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HEAT RECORDS
OF YEARS BROKEN
Heat records for the year were
pipiiilcd Sunday and broken tnilnj.
Sunday iho mercury icgislered HI
degrees, nnd this noon Iheriiiniuelcr
on Main street registered O.'i degrech.
ProsK'cts point to u degree or two
higher this nfleruoou. Two wcek
ago Sunday the teiiitcrnltiro wns HI
degrees, but n tliimderHoiiii broke
Ihc heat. A continuation of the
pri'sput hot sh'II is forpciislcd,
The hot wcnllicr is welcomed by
thp farmirs, mid I111V putting htnrlcd
bright mid early litis moiuiiig. F.Icp
tric fnus were set in motion nnd re
frcshuieiil iiislilitliiins did 11 good
business.
A week of iho present wcnllicr will
send camping parlies into the hills.
Scores of .Mcilfoid people mototed
Situdiiv iiflcrinMiii to the coutilry.
Outside
JL Jl
Gall and
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TAFT ATTACKS
I'AMIHMnni-:, Mnss., .liini' 1.1.
I'otmi'r Pfpsiijeill Tnfl, before infill
hers of the I'hl Iteln Knppn frnler
ully nt' tliivvilid itlliVl-ntlly, itltlii'ked
loiinv the trilib unions for their
chnmplouing of Hip t'liijloii hill,
pending bel'nie ciiiigri'sH, exeinpliiig
Iheiii from (ipcrnlton ol Ihc liciiunli
utitMriist law, mid lor llieir support
of the Mtllkers in t'oloimlo,
The mih feet of tlio I'otmi'r picsl
dcnl's nddros Wits "The miprcinp
court of tho I'niti'd'Sluli'M rtud pop
ular Hi'lfgiVoiiiilienlt"
l'WV find," ho mild, "ninny labor
irgniii'iithitiH iiiNiHtluir thut tho nun
of the points he wchkclied so Unit
In w less violi'iii'i' on their pint iitity
be mi pffppio insli-iitiiculnlilv to
guiu tlipir iiiiluntriiil cuds. Imlcptl,
wo find iictmil lebellioit iiuiiIiinI slnle
million! V mitiiilitiucil by ccitiiii
ttaili'H unions mill supported by con
tributions npiiily solicited from thrii'
sympathizer the country iivpiy
GRADUATING CLASS COMES
TO VISIT PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, .Iiiiio l.'i. He
eaiiHp Prpsideul Wilson could not go
lo Hip Park Itldgp, N. .1,, high Hchool
today to uildies Hip griiiluatiiiK
class, Hip giinlutites came to tin'
(rhllp house noil Hip prpsMcnt niL
ilip'Mil thi'iit Ihcrp.
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T(l FIT
Get Ready for
Comfort
dttrliiit. (ho hot woathor.
"CAMPTItAMP"
Tho shoo whlrh Is resilient to
evnry step.
To wnlk In n pair,
In to walk on air.
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SIGNS
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WAHIIINGTON, Juno IB.- -Piosl
dent Wilson today -ltnpi (ho t'niiiiiuit
tolls oYPinptloii rpppal hill in
amended In Hut seniito and ftureeil lo
by tlio house.
There was no coreiuuny ill the sign
lug Assistant Secretary Forslor
was tho only person with tho lirosl
dent. Mr. Wilson signed tho bill
with a quill port Used by President
Harrison In sIkiiIiik Hip liileruallumil
cop) right law III I KIM, and by Presi
dent Tuft In signing tho Piin-Anicrl-
ran ronvrlKht treat), tlio Lincoln
uiHiiiorlal bill and the act Incorporat
ing (hi, iinllounl Institute or nrln mid
letters.
Th'u pen Is tlm properly of Itoborl
I'nilerwood Johnson of Now York.
Lngtt bUnki tot ' t tb Mill
Trlhun nfflc
JUNE
BRIDEGROOMS
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fifsl-i'lnss Imrlicrsliop is ih
nl llit nci'pssitips. Try
SUMMERVILLE'S
BARBER SHOP
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