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-- "wrtsr" 207 8fcnr.i ! Medford Mail Tribune WEATHER I'nlr Mitt. gl Mln. ni lid. Hutu. .V- SECOND EDITION JB I . 1 v. IjKfyr' V I i k t. : 'r tSk forty-fourth Ynnr, linlly Nltilli Ywir. NAON DECLARES OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR MEDIATION Aiiirulliic Minister More Confident Thau Ever That Peace Conference Will ne Successful No Meetlnn. or Formal Announcement Prolwule Until Monday. lirFI'Al.o, N. V., June Ji). "I wiii nutcr mure Mtifili'iit llnin I nut today of the iillliiiiitu sui'i'i'SK of nut dliillnii," xnlil Dr. Hnttiitlo S. Numi, mltiUlcr fruiii Argentina, when li nr i it iil here tmliiv after conferences in V'HliiiiKtiii Willi I'ri'Hiilcnt Wilson mill Si'i'ii'lnrv lliynu. MinUtci' Nimii pieilicliil Hint ne gotiations would iiv continued nt linil miotlii'r tttu ttccki. "I him i I'iili'iil," Mini-li'r S'iiuii uilili'il, "mill optimistic, tthli'h I iil ttu hate lii'i'ii. Whili' 1 reganl iliflii'iillii'H which liiitn been i'Iii'ihiii. Inri'il iim Hi'iluiiH, them nn tilt illllli'iillli'H In iiii'iliittliui, mill it i I ! liutv uf mediators iilttnyN In And wh In un'ri'iuiii' tluui, m i'iuh' limy lio aeenmpllidied." Next hriloii on Monday A the minister took nn nulmiioliilr In ii Imli'l fur liiiK'liruii prior In re luriilnr I" Ningntn Full, Im subl In would itiiiikiiU ttitli his i ollcngues to night lii'foin making niiv iinunmico incut, nml lluil Micro jirolmlity would lu no full M'xolnti of delegates anil nicilnlors unlit Moiuliiv. Dr. S'iiiiu ilri'liuril In uv what pro hi.iiI lu liml in iiuiiil ttliii'li ttoulil llll'llk till' lIl'llllllK'k, Tin' iiuliliuiitinu of tho Malt'incnts m'IIii forlli iim rfnM'i'Uvo positions of tlii Atiii'rii'ini nml Hucrln delegates iiiltiiiltcillv lini rnxt a shadow of ilutilit uvir Mio negotiations in (lint ziii'li side finds it difficult to recede fnuii n puMii'ly miuniuu'cil attitude. Ilul Hiitii is a slmug probability, in tlu opinion of Dr. Nnon, tluit by nhiiutluniug Mi" ilii'iision of tvpo mnl individuals mnl going nln'iul on till' otlllT itllpllllllllt poiutM on till' pi'iii'i' plmi, n mini unit lie found in llu' inli'iiiu ttlm ttoulil MitUfy, If not tin' li'tli'i', nt li'iif t tlu pnui'ipli'H ol Imlli lliu Aitu'iicuu iiM'iuormiilu uf well dm Unit l-xiicd dv tin' Htierlf delegates. To Holtr. lllfiliullles In any event Mr. Niiou ttn suit lluil Ilia ini'illiitiiiii nt least ttoulil holti Hie difficulties t'i'ltti'i'ii the I'nilril Stales mnl Mexico, mnl spoke ttitli iiiiiluli'iii'i' of tin' ultimatum mi. latum of ttic iiiti'tuul piolili'iu. ST. I.Ol'IS, Mil, June .Ill.-Thlit)-lliii'i' persons tvero on lliu excursion steamboat ,Mii('Htiu when it nank in tin' Mississippi titer ni'iir hero enily todllVi IIUll III' tlll'sO tllll'l' ate Ullllll- I'ouuli'il for. Tin' otlii'ix either' swum ashore, ttuu' luki'ii off in lifeboats, of which tin' steamer fin i it'll si, or found safety on tin itppi'i' deck, ttliii'li iii niaint'd nbovn ttnti't'. Aliout tttnutv of tllll-0 Oil lllllllll took to tlio lifeboats mnl several Inipi'il otoihoaril. Cldu W'iImui, ii deckhand, hwiiiu linn miles in I In' sttilt liter before hit could land on llu Missouri hIioii', Itolln Wishenl, n nephew of tlm piiiii'ipnl ottni'i' of lliu steamer, mnl Albeit (lalicl, n iiiunii'imi, swmn two miles In mi IhI ii ii tl lii'luw tin' Chain of lim'kn. ANALYZE WATER SERVED BY RAILROADS WASIIINdTOK, Juno 'Jll, Liilmr. iiloijiw ttill lin i'xIiiIiIInIii'iI In ('lilciigo ' mnl Hmi I'iiiiii'Ui'o lor miul,v.iu lIlllllilllK ttllllM' M'ltl'll hv l'Uittll.H. AkkIhIuiiI Ni'i'inlmt Nintloii of tlm licnaiiry ili'pniiiiii'iit tnilii.t millior Iri'il llii'in, nml Kihhkoii lli'iii'iui Mini' III' till' lllllil lll'lllll l'l'tU'l Hill l'llll llii'in iiuiiii'iliulvly loi iwiiniimliun In (Hi'ii'iil lliu npii'ml i-f ihti'iimi HI inn i luii' liallii' li l in' hi' of mil iiiiniii '"d ui'l'l. EXCURS ONSTEAMER lllli DEATH UST AT ALBERTA MINE PLACED AT 19? Fire Drives Out Rescue Workers When Twenty Charred Bodies Had Been Recovered Tons of Rocks, Broken Timbers and Other Debris Fill Entrances. i.rri i Milium:. AhWit, Juuu i!u. AIiIioiikIi lln work of ici-oti'iiiin liuilii'H pronri'M'il hIowIv Imlny, w inu' to Hinntili'rini: firt'M in tin i'ii triiui'ii of uiliii) No. U of tin' ililliTi-M Cidlicrii'M, Mil., it total of uini'ty f ivn boilii'H liml bi'i'ii ii'inoti'il Huh afternoon and placed in I'nioii bull, leaving IOJ tet entombed in the mine mnl iviu up for dead. William llrnttu. brotlur of (leneral .Mnniiljer I It own, in aiiionj; I he tic tilllM. I.KTIIIIItllKli:. Alberta, Juuu SO Aflur rt'CoviirhiK lnit' clmrri'il luullc. rcucuer ero ilrlten toilny from their work by (Iro nt Mltiu No. .0 of Hid lllltrri'it Colllerle, I.liu Ited, ttlicrn n Kri'At oxploiluti venter tiny recked tin iinilerKrotind prop xrty nml I. believed to bate killed 197 men, Annum tlm bodloii recovered ttcr (bono uf J nine- Qulcley, mitxtrliitotnl flit of tbi) mine, ami Tboiuag Tny lor. flro boit. Toim of ruck, broken tliiibora nnd otlior dclirl nru ben pod In tbo en trnnrei, nnd It itoomcil probnblo many of tho bodied ttlll not bo rt'cottircd for aetcrnl di)n. Kxiilornllou by reHcuorn Itpllrntvit tbo inlneri bail no anting of dentil, na aovvrnl bod Ion vsero found utatnllni; nearly erect with plrka nml otlior mlnliiic tool In Imndj pinned to wulls by timber or rock. Tltla li tbo third Krent dliantor In Crow 'a Net I'nim iliirlitK tbo Inst ten rnr, nml In tbo number of dead ll Ih expected to exceed In innRtiltudu tbo dlianter nt l'rauk ten vuri no, when tbnt vltlnRo ttna burled by tbo rollnpmi of n ttiountnlii nml l'.Ti In liuldttniln kilted. Tour oiim nKo thirty f Itii men tsero killed In tbo llellovuu mine MADERO FACTION SIDES WITH VILLA III. I'ASO, Tex . Juno 'JO Oriiernl AukcIch, depoHod na r(intltutlonnllt arcrntnry of wnr by Cenernl Cnrrnn ni, tvna ono of tbu fottrtron xlRitora of n protint HRnlnbt Cnrrniun wbuu Villa tendered IiIh reHlKuntlon Inst Kntiirdny. Klllpo AiikoIch tvnH n Renernl of tbo federal nrmy under tbo Mndoro rcKlme. llo ttaa tbu only federal officer of promlnenco mid rnnk to ruimilii b)ul to l'roaldent Mndero durliiK lluiirtn'M uprlsliiK nt Mexico City, llo camped, Joining Cnrranxn'H rovolittloiu nml buKKod to bo kIvoii it plnco In tbo rontltutlonnllBt ar my. AiiRolos, into of tbo HtroiiKCBt of Mnduro'H nupportura and Hnoul Mn doro, brotbor of tbo Into president, both nro with Villa. In tbo present iIIvIhIou, of tbo Cnrratuii and Villa elements thhi Is taken na wlnnlflcant liere, iih It In bollovod to plnco tbo power of tbo Mudoro ramlly on tho Hldo of Villa. NLUIAKA KALLS, Out., Juno !!0. Tbo Mux Ira u delegation hero toduy received a teleKnun from tlio coiiaul of their Kovornuiont nt HI 1'nno that (lumirnl Villa bud IhsiioiI h ktntumont uddicttite.l to tbo Amorlcuii pooplo, mtyliiK Hint bo bud proclaimed (Ion unit AiiKidea iih provisional president of Moxlco. Tlio coumil iiildud that uciordliiK to Inturcepliid prltutu iiiomukos lit Jim rex, ropoita of u umlmblii adjimt liioiil of tho illlfunmtei bet ween Cur ihiuu mnl Villa tteru not Inm- II" mIu unlit word IihiI icurliuil him I In I CurrHiuu vtHa ipilelly aumlliiK fori'D of 'JiiOO mini lulu lliu lulu uf Hoiioiu tllb Ih liilctillmi uf ili'polu iliikvi' nor MuitiiiiH vth wlioin c'hiihiiiu VILLA NAMES MEDFORD. MEDFORD MOTORISTS REACH H J ftaaiBaiataBalfeSaiBlHaalVI alalalBSiJslfl't. Wtt SiiB ne lake m i OPBilOSH'SW. AND SOON TO IH Will Steel, hiipi'iinleuilunt of tbu Ciuler Luke National I'ark, left this uioiiiiiik fur tho lake Willi Court Hull by auto. A Idler recf-ited from A. K. Tee, eitil engineer in eluirm' of load ttork, hiivh that the park roniN are in fine cotidi lion to Steel's camp, mnl that lui think it ttill lin poihlo to reach tlio eraler in 11 xhort time. Superintendent Steel ttill remain nt the hike until the m'iihoii 'lo(i"i. The firt of tin touir.t hatei of the .tear is beuiuuin to arrite, iiiiikiut; their ttuy north from California poiulH, Miiiio ii'Krettiu thut. they rnnto tim' early to 'inlfk'i' (ho trip to the M'cnic t under. 4 t e. w. g. CANVONVIM.i:. Or.. June 'JO. -After lit'iiijr hor-ett hipped by 11 crowd of women mid 11111111) tbu tur pi of rotten i'kp.h hurled by n mob of men, W. (I. Smith, 11 former Pres byterian minister, was put on u northbound tiuiii nt Wolf Creek nnd told never to return. Smith was run out of town hccniiM' he is alleged to have mado slanderous reinurks naiut tho moriiU of tho women of Wolf Creek. Smith forineily hint u church heie, but ate up his pulpit in order to enter tho real eMnto hu"iuivs. Ho was warned that should he return hu ttoulil lie timed mnl feathered. Mr. Smith is well known in Med ford mnl forineily resided on the Central l'oint road, a mile north of the city. He promoted realty deals lit Wolf'h Creek. MALE SUFFRAGETTES DUCKED IN A POND LONDON', .limn 'JO. Several mule suffriiKeltes who interrupted Diivid Llnyil-(Ieor:e, ehuueellor of tho cx clieiiier, while ho ttus I'eliverinj: 11 speooh toilny in South London, wore captured by tbo mulieueu nml half drowned in a pond in tho .'rounds. T tviu roported to have bud dlfforoncoB. No further dotalla of tbo action hud readied hero beyond tbo state mont tbnt Anucle hud rocelvcd cor tulu orders from Curruiua mid bad failed to curry them out. (leneral AiikcIo. Is Kcueral of ur tlllery In Villa's army uml 11 fclroiiK Villa purlUuu, Ills renin tnl from tbu ciiblliot roduci's him to tho riinli Uf KI'IIITUl. llo U H HTIldllUtO llf Clmpultepei) inllllHiy iicadeiuy and bus plutiut a proiulneiit purl In VhI Im's rumpuliiiis. H tiis (epuilud hero liml flniiurul Mm 11 11 til Cliuii, former Kuwirii'ir or Chihuahua, ttlio ttus iiiplttiiiil b) (leiivril Villa, liml bvi'li I'.eculed on Villa nnli'ii. WOMEN HORSEWHIP SMITH ANGELES PRESDEN OltrcUON, SATrUDAV, PtkKHBHQLaJH ia JaaiaVk. V Ar STtvPjMKlLnKttt? IttfflllBPSflkMBBlBlSBS?''?' " ABBBBBBk Bm. 'kkBBkBBBBBBBB BiaiaiaiaaVCasaiaiHaimrf ' i. c laikkV" .i'W ' - .4 . aBBBaBH HBHHHHHHHHh bbbBbbbUbbbbbbbbbbbbbIbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI HBHHJHaBflBBllkVBliBV T 1 VxessaMMaiBM 11 1 1 11 i i iii.ii L l m mi m f i Vp 1 - B ap r 1 1 . 1 1 1 ... i. n . I'hotosraph or i .'rater l.ake nnd envlronn late In May Top, loft to rlRbt Automobile liticklnj: drifts on trip tofl'rnter lake and odrlft about tbo bcadijuartera of Will 0. Steel, superintendent oX Cratrr LnVu Nailonal Park. llotiom -General tlew of Crater lake. ' CourtefV Orejruu Journal. . 1 1 STOCKS MARK TIME : ON WALL STREET! NKW YOIIK, .liino 'J.- SkuI:iI- ois in stocks marked time tin week. TrmluiK ttus dull nml motcments of piiccs were small. Although the mar ket shotted stmptoiu of heat mess nt times, the undertone In the main wa puoil. lle.siinney tvns tine lrs'l.v to tho exoectation of an curly decision in tbu freight rates euse, pending ttbieli operutor fenrcj to miike heavv eoiiimilments. Tlio ubiionunlly heavy flow of 'old to Lurope continu.Ml. the mote incut reaching Mieh propiiilmu that its iullueuee hej;an to fhott ilpf more distinctly in the eloek market. Demand sterling broke uhurply from tho recent hiuh level, fulling 100 points in three days, but exportation of gold continued. The political outlook broad improved and the cheerful tone of fnri'ijni inurket ttus reflcetin heie for account 111 Kur opc. At home the news was taiieil. Of chief inteiivt was tho crops, which were of the het. llusinoi condi tions were still uiiMitisfnetory. l'rchi dent Wilson's insistence on compre hensive, trust legislation nt tins ses sion of eonjjri'ss was c.peeted by tho street. Mcxieiui uff,iir weighed 011 tho market occasionally, hut the general inclination ttus to await def inite indications of the outcoiuo of mediation proceedings, BLAME STEARING OF STORSTAD FOR CRASH QlT.lll'.C, .liinu 'JO. Counsel for the Caundiiiii I'aeifiu railway, own ers of the Kmpresf. of Ireland, ciom. CMiinlucd .In cob Sae, third ulficcr of lliu Stoislad, nt tho tvrei'k impiiry toduy in nil el'loit to show that tho collision between the vessels wax due In the action of tho Htirolud's mute hi putting Ins helm to poll. Ha tu insisted this tvnw not the case. lln declined it ttus no wrong to pint tho helm hi 11 log benaiue then' ttuu 11 klioug eiilicnl Thn hhiji did not nin.wi'1' in lii lu-l polling of Hie helm, lie kind, uml Ihcii he put it lllllll llpoll bl'I'llllMI hu VWIK llllilill kill) HIMlhl NHIIIg IMI'I I lis Illlll'l' killl1. llu kni'u Uml 1 Ihi iiuiiicijtci' tin nut M'pilllbll iill' lliu ciilll.loll, lll'l'llliai) Him Iji JiJ ml ilmi' hn nmiv SPECULATORS JlrNH 20, 1914 CRATER LAKE THROUGH SNOW TURKISH REPLY 1 TO GREECE SHOWS DESIRE FOR PEACE CONSTANTINOIM.K. Juno 20. It was stated on cood nuthorltv hero today that tbo Turkish government . haa Instructed Ita minister at Ath ena to Inform Greece that Turkey ttlll penult tho return of Greek sub jects banished recently from Turkish territory. Tho Ottoman government, it was said, stood ready to grant in demnity for tbo losses of thoso who tvero forced to leave their homes during autl-Grcok disturbances. ATMKNS, Greece. Juno 20. Of ficial circles believed hero that tbo reply of tho Turkish governinont re garding tho expulsion of Greeks from Asia Minor showed a desire for a friendly settlement. Although tho Ottoman reply stat ed tho Greek note can only apply to Greek refugees, tho general tenor of the document tvag considered sat isfactory answer to tho Greek de mand for cessation of pcrftccutlons. Greeco will contliuto to Insist on re-partlachlon of tho Greek refugees nnd restoration of their- property. SECRETARY OF WAR SALTILLO, M.x, via Laredo, Tex., June 'JO. Oeuerat Felipe Angeles, lU'titnr seeietatv of war of the con stitutionalists, was iLmiosciI from '"s conditions nro ood and that Unit position toduy by order of lien- "'ero Is nn organized offort on the cml Cnrranza for du,bvdieuoo ofLP'Ut of "big business", to postpone nruVrtf. .'anti-trust legislation. AM E WALL STREET FOR 1 WASHINGTON, Juno SO Senator! Huioot took on Hoterul democratic senators today In a brief prosperity debate bofoio tho somite got down to work. Inhibiting treasury state ment for .May tho Utah bunutor call ed attention to what ho declared ttus u baluuco uf trade ugulust lliu full ed Mules uml luiitliiuud uipoilulloii of gold. Hu dcil 11 leii lliu tut Uf ttus limpoiinllilt), "Tbu oipoilullun ut gold Is dim In rorultjll illMrUK nf Allieilfun kioihtf linliiruil bv lliu collunsu 0" "'v N" "MH'M "'"' ,,IM m ,'ou" U,,J rT.- .-, -- wg ...- -.,. , - VILLA LEAVES TO LEAD ATTACK UPON ZACATECAS CITY TOItllKON, Coahuiln, June 'JO. The hist of tho organization of tho division of the north to be employed. In the attack on Zncn teens left here enrly today. General Villu anil his stuff will follow either late toilny or earlv tomorrow morning. In the nt tuck on Zncntecns there will be 'J., 000 men employed. There is enough ammunition, (leneral Villa muiI: "I ttoulil pre for that Mexican patriots who en- gage ill polities lake a title uml help fight (icnerul Iluertn, Mint Villa with it hroitil smile. ''For myself. I wish to mi that I urn out of polities nml that bringing' this campaign to u Micei's-sful conclusion i the only ob ject I purMio." Last night 11 train with fifty-si.x-M'teroly wounded soldiiirs nrriteil heie from the Caeatecu, scene of operations. They were truncferreil to tho military hospital. Heavy ruins have put tho railroad traffic in a precarious condition, Tho line to Chihuahua City is broken in two places near Jimiuez uml Santa Itos alia. BUSINESS IMPROVES THROUGHOUT COUNTRY WASHINGTON, Juno 20. Whlto house officials today gnveout letters from business men In different parts of tho country, tending to uphold tho president's contention that bus- San Pruni'lsco ralliomU 'raid Son 1 ntor llolllii. Senator Owen, democrat, declared responsibility for present conditions ttero to bo tiaced to three groups uf men In Now York, who, m vald. controlled nearly ull tbu rullrutids and ImlustrliiU In tho loiiulrv. "Whut imiiilrlua urn limping tho lament wo aro lining?" dumuiidwd Kt'iiulor 'rhiimus, unolber iluiiiorriit ' "Tbo Intamir) Huteiiiitiit dues not slinvt," leiuriiwj Kriiulnr Hmuol "I hiHim Him otvry nblp urihlnu liinu ' ruluHxd ihu Colpimlo auiialur in iimdwl v. nn jmmijfruui Hiik lo I "i Um Hmi pniupvrily bnd K NO. 78 NINE AVIATORS INMI1CBATTLE PERISH MID-AIR Biplane Rips Dlrl(i!)lc Airship While Beth Were Flying at Great Height Ourlnrj the Austrian Army Mancu vets Explosion Follows, Aircraft Burned. VIK.VNA, Juno 20 Nino aviator lost their Uvea today when n mimic war was suddenly turned Into trag edy by tho accidental ripping of a dir igible airship by a biplane while both were flying at a great height during the Austrian army maneuvers. Doth craft were destroyed and their occupants, nluo military and navy officers and non-commlsiloncd officers, were burned and mutilated beyond recognition. The Austrian army dirigible, bal loon Kocrtllng ascended at Fincha- mendc, about 125 miles from Vienna where there U a military aviation station. It was tho Intention of Cap tain Johann Hausurrth, the com mander, to take photographs of tho movements of the troops below and then to Join In tho maneuvers. Makes Slinm Attack Tho aeroplane started half an hour later from tho samo spot. It was manned by Lieutenants Flatz and Hoosta. The mosquito craft soon overtook her big alitor and Immediately be gan a sham attack. After encircling the airship several times at a height of 1S00 feet, the biplane's pilot sud denly maneuvered Ms llttlo craft with the object of taking a position directly above tho airship. Tho navigator evidently miscal culated his distance or his speed, for the noso of tho biplano grazed the envelope of tho airship and ripped It wide open. Terrific Kpli-lou There was a terrific oxploslon and tho airship took tire. Tho flames en gulfed tho biplane and In a tow moments tho remnant of both craft with their occupants, crashed on tho slopes of a mountain. Tho bodies were so charred and mangled they were scarcely recog nizable. Tho names of tho victims were Captain Johann Hauswlrth. Lieuten ants Ernest Hofstettcr, Flats, Hoosta, nrucr and Hnldlngor. Corporals lladlnm and Weber nnd Engineer Kammcrcr. SAN FRANCISCO, (al., June J0. IMiiiis involving riulic.il changes in the muunscuH'iit. of the nutiouiil parks have been uimounced by Murk Daniels, whom I'reside.it WINon re cently nut in the newly created of fice of lamlseupu engineer nml gen crnl Miperiutendent of national park-. Within two or three years tho de partment of the interior hope to popularize the parks for tourists nnd keep in tho United States at least WOO.000,000 n year of the $300,000, 000 that is nnuuiilly uxpended abroiul by AuiMieuns, suid Daniels. Amongthe ehimgen Daniels has act out to accomplish are: Kstublish San Francisco ns tlio peiinaueut hcuibpiarter of tlio im tional pnik system, indueu buibling of bettor hotels on long leiii.es, im prove roads, eliminate the nrmy nml hiibstituto 11 toreo of mounted police similar to the t'linailiaii northwest mounted police. EXCURSI VONKIJItS, N. V., Juno SO, Tlm ToiirUt, an excursion (dimmer, nuiik Hi lliu lluiUon ilvai off berp Msry toduy. uftrr IiuvIiik bfun rummwl by u scow. Of fill)' paiMMHra hH tbo bout ull but iho urfi Liiowh buvv buou lukDii only Hit Huw, A w Imliotiiil o lmtt vHHl uki- M found iliuil on Him Sw Voik (Wful truck' Hin oliwii tf wni kit dlmillux Ibat h bad JMWM w4 ttm IU Kfm ttmm, DANIELS PLANS FOR NATIONAL PARKS ..I