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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
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CONTINU ATION OF MEXICAN WAR MEANS WITIIHIJLUINM Of RECOGNITION BY U N ITEO STATES
TERMSPROVIDED
BY MEDIATORS
Cmrania Told That Peaceful Agree
ment WlHi Carbajal Oevernment
tor Transfer of Power Will te
Followed by Recognition Niagara
Plan Adhered Te.
WASI1IN0T0S. July 10. The
Unlli'.l KlntcM Imliiy InMrneted John
. Hllliumn. American poiihuI tit Knit
llln, o tiidinn General Carranxu Hint
If ln nrrivrs tit n riiiM'fiil agreement
will) Hip Cnrhnjnl government for
the Irmitfv ,r "tvr al Mrxlco City
recognition will bo extruded l' Hie
irxiilliuit nilmlnUtrnllun.
Simula Cnrrana rrfn to
iflt I ho settlement or the internal
riitidii't by diplomatic men" nml in
sist on it forcible entry Inl Mexico
City, tecngnltinu "HI I"' deferred mi
ll (here U n loitnl election. Amerirnn
forced, npeordlng t present plan,
will mil bo withdrawn from Vera
Crti ""HI n government U reeog
ultra. ThU determination wa reached by
Ptc-ddrnt WIImiii mill Secretary
llran nfliT tlm viewpoint of tin
Smith American mediator wiih Iniil
before thrill.
Adhere lo I'mtiKol
Cnder Hip Irrm of n protocol
MKi.nl at Nliigiirn Falls, the I'lidcd
Stales, Argentina, Hnull ami Chile
went on record promiidng recognition
In llu gnvrrmiiPiit hpI up liV any
ttgrpcuirnt brlwrrn 0 (wo Mpxienii
ruction. To vitalise Hint protocol
thp Wellington government nml tint
niViltnlonj nro hcmllng their effort.
Tlnen Mnc cummNsloiiprs, on Hielr
wn lo confer wiih Cnrraura or hm
division I'oiiiiiinniler, (leiierul Olirt
t;iMi, ure ttioroituli I'liiiNliliitloiinlUtH
in Ilieir belief ana wprc ciiiwpicii
mi. member of Hip Mitdcrist pnrt.
They nr' alio close friends of Car
lniiil. Ho hu hpiiI llu'tn to confer
with tlm poulllutinnullil chief be
pause Iip helrlvrrt Hip.v run obtain
(prom from Hiu traiiHitinn of the gov
ernment. Guarantee Wanted
Washington iliplomatM gcuprnlly
received niPHnnRPH from Ihelr lega
tions at Mexico City loilay confirm
luu' Hip rPNlutintluii of (Ipiieral Hu
prln. Minister Buiirc of Chile, wild
II was hi belief that Caihnjiil incro
ly wanted ctiariinlpeii Hint llio IUpk
ami piopprly of Hip jteoplo In frtlvrul
Ipuilory would bo ponxurvpil tlirouli
a pi'iii-riil aimiPMly pioplnimilion.
WIipii Hint wiih iirrancpil, bo bclicxpil
n Inuihilioii would Im promplly uf
I'ppIimI.
Unfurl Zulmniii mill l.uix Cahrpra,
tun of (li'iiornl l?nrriiiiiiii'ri rcpipnen
lalivPH Iiitp, mild thov worn unaware
wbnl would lie the next move In the
hiluatloit, but HioiikIiI Hie 'piiiIIuk of
Hip Carbajal nommiiodon lo eonfer
with Ciirrnimn piobably would Imvn
lauihlu t orttiltn.
VIIIh Cmp Worry
The only cloud on Hie luniron of
ppupi) In MpxIpo wiih (he uuepituinly
abiMit (he attitude of (IpupiiiI Villa,
liiforinallon from tollable houree
(Continued on p two.)
ROCKEFELLER TO
STAY ON BOARD
OF NEW HAVEN
N'l-JW VOHK, July 10. -Prior to
(ho moulliiK of illruulorH of thu Nuw
York, Now lluvou ami llurtford,
which wan ot for thin ufturuoou, re
porU um lo the Hiillclpulod nmlKun
Hon of Wllllum Itockofullur from Hut
hoard wuro illiiellod by uiiiiouiico
input (rum Mr, llorkcfullur Hint hu lu
Ipiiilud not only lo Uko part In to
iUj'm iimioIIiik but Mould lontluuo to
furvo u n dlriiclor. The o((iii't o(
Hiu HiilioillKoiiiuilt wnn lo dWiimllt u
HliulUr report Hint J. I. Illllnrd wm
hIihi on llio point of U'ihIitIhk hi
mlgniityn,
NSD
UPON
GRAND JURY TODAY
WEIGHS EVIDENCE
E
MINKOI.A, N. Y July lfl.Tlio
Rrnml Jury wpIrIiIiii; tint evidence
RRnlniit Mm. I'loruuro Carman,
locked up on the clmrco ot latiiR
Mr. IiiiIm llalley, who was abut
down In Dr. Carman'B o((lco on tho
nlRlit of Juno 30 laat, wna expected
In ruin tor or aenlnil nn Indlctmont
lain thl Bftornoon. DUtrlct Attornoy
Hmltli, In annottncltiK no today, laid
Hint the Yordlct probably would not
bo made public until tomorrow, ltut
Ibreo wllneaaea. Mr. Hmtlli conllnuod
were to taco the urand Jury today,
with the ponlblo exrepllou ot Mr.
Carman hermdf. Wlioltier the Jur
nra would rerelMi her and permit her
to make n aUteinont. waa n point
which had not Ixren dctormlnod thl
forenoon.
' Alter the Rrand Jury bad oxamlnod
Ihiro wltnpP t)r. lluncl, Mr.
Corby nml I'hlnea tkaiaan, n deloc
tV0 Illntrtct Attornoy Hmltli recatlcJ
Frank J, Karroll, lm claim that ho
wa at tho bagk dwtr ot tho Carman
home when the hot h fired and
raw n oman dart around the iiouae
and Into Ibo door near which hu wax
lundlne.
E OF WEEK
SHOT TO DEATH
AT GROOM'S SIDE
nUnUQl'i:. lowa.July 1(1. Mrs.
John Allen, 17 oar old, a brldo or
Mton da), wa murdered laxt night.
Tim pollen mid relative ot the jounB
woman are aourrlilnit (or (JeorKo Do
lain, her coitlu, ald to hao paid
lior attention leforo hor marrlnRo.
Illoodhounda have ticpn ont (o llio
Kceno ot llio crlmo.
Allen and hi wife had been to
llnpkiulon. In., WediiPMlny In buy
funiiture for their new home. On
Iheir wuv liiipkiiln"it a mile out of
llopkiiitoii they were apeoHled by n
muii, who htepped from the side of
the road.
"I HiU you, Kvitf" Hiilil a niec.
"Yen," replieil Mm. Allen, who
thought hhe ri'coKiitri'd Hie xnlee. A
hhot wan IIipii tiri'd by tho muu on
the protiml. The teiiiit whlidi AIIpii
wiih ilrivint; ran ami four morn Muds
were filed without taking effeet.
The Jlrt ahnt struek Mrn. Allen,
the bullet peiiPlrntiii); her ahdouiPii.
Half a iuii! from the neeno of Hip
xhouliiiB) Allen kuIiipiI control of the
Iioiph and Mm. Allen wan taken to
u fnnuhoutic. She died in half an
hour.
ltofore hIiii beeame uncoiiNciouti blie
I repotted lo have Hiild Hint h)iu reo
OKiiixed Hie voice nx that of her eon.
iii, OeorKU Delain, who for 'it lime
worked on her falher'ri farm and had
paid hor houio attention.
BETTER TENDENCY
IN STOCK MARKET
NKYV YOIIIC, July 10. Although
lodny' market puraued un Irroeular
couruo tho teudonoy iiiuoiik (ho lond
cra wa tuwnrdrt bottormont. Hnltf
nioro and Ohio Umich woro wcuk,
howovor, and tburo weto moro low
record In minor Uuuvb. Tho close
m (Inn,
HIkiid of rurtbor llauldullon woro
munKovted by today' Htoek mitrl.ot In
tho early doullntu. Now lluvou wa
tho factor that lundo tor luuruuied up
lireliuiulon, Hulllutt ut 41) , n fimtlon
uildor It low record of )eterday uml
a decline of 1 from llio clone, Hal
llmoro and Ohio luc which hoenmo
weak yeutorduy caiuo within u (mo
tion of It lowed price In n coru ot
)pur. Uunadluii t'Mclflc, which rou
miiarlly at I he outnet on aurMiiiej
llmt tut IniiiiedUto (liiauuluK I unil
tumplulud, noon ot much of II
fuliiH. I'urllHl itH'iVt'rlv fotlowi'd
Illy (Imt livvllHV.
BRIO
MBDFORD.
TROOPS
GUARD
T
THROGH MEXICO
Dictator and Large Party of Adher
ent$son Special Trains Bound for
Puerto Mexico Twenty-ninth In
fantry Accompanies Huerta Des
tination or Future Plans Unknown.
VKIIA CHl.7., Mpx., July 1(1. The
Hpceial Irnln Miid to he eouxpyiuc
(IriifiiiU I Inert iL nml ItlnmitlPt from
.Mexico City, paxhed through Cordoba
early on itn way to ruorto Mexico,
accordiu to Lieutenant Colonel
Irmmi, eoimmimler of the Mexican
federal iiutimidK. The train, it wiih
umlrrfctood, wax to reach Orixaba
between 5 and I) o'clock in the morn
Injf. The report of repairing Hip, break
in Ibo railway U lo he completed by
Saturday, according to Colonel
Iriturn. He udded Hint he, did not
rcecUo any instructions to withdraw
the oulpOHtH.
MKXICO CITY, July 1C When
Uoneral Vlctorlauu lluertn and u
larco parly of hi friend, compose!
of former mluUtera ot alato and
prominent In lit admlnUtratlo't
xteppod on tho apecla! train In their
flight Ut nlKht lo Puerto, Mexico,
a atrone escort of tho Twenty-Ninth
Mexican federal Infantry accompanied
liioni,
ThU I tho regiment which has al
ways been rcnownod (or its loyally
to tho former dictator and which had
always formed hi special guard at
tho national palace.
Only a few powon woro at the
station to willies tlm departure,
which evidently had been carefully
planned.
A strict rcnsnrnhlp was Imposed to.
day on Incoming ns well aa outgoing
dispatches.'
Three Kcclcnl Train
. Pl'KUTO, Mexico, July 1C It
was currently reported today that
General Huerta was on board ono of
the tliroo special train from tho
capital known In bo on tho way here.
Tho Ilrltlsh cruiser Ilrlstol an
chored near tho plor In front of tho
station till morning nml tho Gorman
cruiser Drcsdon waa approaching tho
harbor.
ltcftinntloii Unknown
WASHINGTON. July 1(1. Official
dispatches early today throw no light
on tho destination of Gencrnt Huertt
and refugees or his party, altbough
It still was generally believed their
special train and troop escort woro
headed tor Puerto, Mexico.
Should Huerta's escort tako him
to tho American linos at Vera Crux,
tho Mexican old!or probably would
not bo pormlttod to pass through un
less they urrondored and consontol
lo bo Intornod lu (bo bbiiio way as
other todorala on tho border, ac
cording" to oHIclals, tho American
army would not turn thorn back to
bo executed by constltutlonallsU
outsldo'Vora Crux.
TELL HOW CALHOUN
GOT A MILLION
HANTHANC1SC0, Cnl., July 10.
Dirocitorrt and oxeeutixcx of tlm
United llailroud who held oftieo
duriuu (ho recent jironideney 'of I'nU
tick Calhoun, tutiht appear before the
htato railroad cnimuliodoit to tell how
(hoy raino to got moro than a million
on CuIIiouu'k pcrxouul note,
PROSECUTION FOLLOWSl
INCREASED ICE PRICES
KT. 1.01'IH, .M Inly l. Hi-cent
rtilviiiico In Um pi leu of li'ii HI '
Milt luliuimiuiil pionceullon If tvl
ilcncu of ioibiimiy aiming Dm coin,
iwiilcs I llhi'OtPii'di II un ll"d
Hidtiy by Wi T. IIiilheilDliI, iimUIuiiI
IIwihO' ifvuurul of lliv tlulv.
HUERTANFLGH
ORIiOON TirilKKDAY,
1 MMri
FRENCH CHAMPION WHO
, GUNBOAT SMITH AT LONDON TODAY
fc' , Vk
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sHsiiiiiiKHLt-1'
Jt GORC OVRPEHTIEJL. "' gSsfglJ
UliTili WATCHFUL WAITING
ORDERS CUTTING OF STILL THE POLICY
MOUON
Ni:V YOltfc, July lU.-Jitfctlce
Page of tho alato supreme court rend
ered today n decision In (nvor of tho
Union PacKle railroad company In a
suit brought by tho so-called McCa-1-don
preforrod stockholder, who
nought to enjoin tho railroad com
pany from paying S80,000,OGO as an
extra dividend only to common share
holders. A similar decision lu nn action
brought against the company (or the
same purpofo by tho Kqultablo I.lfo
Assurance gocloty was recently rend
ered by tho stato clurt ot appeals.
Tho Union Pacific executive com
mittee today ordcrcil pay ment or tho
extra dividend on tho common stocH
on July 20. Tho dividend consist
or f 12 par valuo llaltlmoro and Ohio
preterred stock, 123.50 Hulllmoro
and Ohio common, and $3 rnsh.
Payment of this extra dividend was
ordered lu January, but was held !
by tho litigation.
STATE INS REDELS
niii'ni m ..: .Inlv ICCimi.
eral Alvurado tehvrapltcd Constitit.
it II. I .,ii I ulit lit lut fit (ikilllU
lllMWIIIll- lVtli ils !! ......-
tliat Iho muitlivni ilirttria of Lower
Cuiuornm ltm liwn pnH'iumu'ii con-
. i:i ..,:.... ..It. , i..Hti.ti..ii A iiii..iii
SlllllllUIIIIIIBl. lllllK'l.l HJ ... in ......,
the defe politico. Lit I'iu is the eiip-
Hal 01 till! IlloltlCI,
fll... ,V..I I ............. ..I Ri.ni l
1 IIP il'Ul'IHI dlll1"'.! (II M 11. ""
already has sent much aililleiv and
i j . f . t ... I
epiiro iiiniiiiiiiiiioii in t,a rw, muiw
!m. tt uimlil lut siifu i there when
... ., -
(luiiNiuUh is oMieuutctl.
Salinas Urur. is the only wel pott
outMile Maxatlau loft upon to the
fcderiiU of (Iiiu.miiiih,
SPIRITUAL LEADER
IS
I
1.08 ANGi:i.i:8, Cnl., July 10.
On lomplalut by one or thu members
or hi congregation, thu tuv, Oscar
Haas, or tho Ktutoni Htnr Spiritual
church I lu JhII today awaiting ur
rulKiiiuoiit on u churgo or ohlitluluu
inoniiy under (aUn preteiikei.
According In Hm district ntloi uey's
nfflie, Haas I aliened lo liuvo per
mailed member of Iho church In In
vol moro Hints f 1 0.000 III n suhuti.a
for rouitriii'lliiK hotel ii4nr Mmi
Jacinto, Hm flock llor Mw faun I
WVltWHIi
.JULY Hi, 1014
FOUGHT
WASHINGTON, July 16. Presi
dent Wilson will continue bis watch
ful waiting policy until Iho Mexican
situation is moro clarified.
The expectation ot the administra
tion Is that arrangements will be
made for the peaceful culry or tho
constitutionalists Into Mexico City In
cato Carranxa nnd bis generals fin
ally refuse to accept President Car
bajal, pending the holding of an elec
tion. President Wilson bcllovca oth
er nations will not rccogntzo any
now government until tho United
Stntes has Indicated It attitude. For
that reason bo thinks tha tho consti
tutional's will bo carodil In their
procedure. Tho president Is under
stood to have no objection to Carba
jal except on tho scoro that ho derived
his power (rom Huerta nud Is will
ing to accept him If tho constitu
tionalist will agree as provisional
president until elections.
Whlto houso offlclujs wero conU
dent today that tho constitutionalists
would ho tomporato In their acts when
they enter Mexico City. Thoy bollovo
there Is no danger ot wholesnlo kill
ing or looting.
Senator Hlano, tho Spanish urn
bastador, called ou Secretary Uryan
today to mako recommendations tor
tho safety of Spanish citizens In Mex
ico City. Ho was unablo to bay
w bother tho Spanish embassy would
continue to represent Moxlco In the
United Stntes under Provisional Prcst
dent Carbajal.
OF
ONTARIO, Cnl., J.uly 11). Mis.
Hattie WilletU, reported lost in the
Kmpieo" of behind disaster in the
St, Lawrence liver, leaving n hus
band and four children in Toronto,
Can., was iirrctcd here today, with
H. A. Ilenspit uml II. U. Horn, aUo
of Toronto,
The two men were held on a rim rue
of hriiiKiii(- Mi"'. WillettH- from Can
ada and will bu ilcliiiucd, Hm police
my, until it i known whetlier "
chin up of lolutiti tlo Maim white
Hlavu act will bu placed iiuiut tlicin
by Hm federal auHiotitie,
Tun of Mi. Wlllclth' cliildtcn arc
ippoilcd ill in Toronto.
LOSS OF PURSE WITH $25
CAUSES WOMAN TO DIE
MAIIHHAIXTOWfClown, July 10
After bo dUroti'd (hat shn had
ot n pur) colilaliilHK ISO, Mr. ''
A. DttllOH, MM t'd 66 Of I'Minuw, Nub,
driM dwid ur Hwply on it HIh
uwrlwK lhl vily.
0FADMINISTRA1N
NEW PRESIDENT
GAINS RAPIDLY
IN POPULARITY
Designation of Francisco Carbajal
for Provisional Executive to Sue
ceed Huerta Well Received Fact
That He Is Civilian Pleases War
like Measures Suspended.
MKXICO CITY, July 10. The dr-;
tnaliou of FrnneUen Carbajal for
the provisionnl prcAitlcney hni been
well received throughout the republic,
iiecnrditijr to reiorl tlr morning.
The fact Hint Carbajal in n civilian
contributed to hit winning- Kipular
ity. Although almost nil the Iroops of
the garrison of Moxlco City led with
(lencral Hucrtu and the member of
bih family, complete .quiet bus pre
vailed here today.
A number of revolutionary troop
occupy n position at Tulynbunlco, n
Milage not far from Hie capital, bat
no nt tempi has been made by them
lo enter Mexico City, an they have
been ordered bv the northern lenders
lo Hi--pciiil nil operations.
General Jose Refugio Vchisco re
ceived the npiHiinlment of tniuiidcr
of war thiti morning1 nnd was svvoni
in at 11 o'clock-. It wan exacted
that the other ministerial offices
would be filled Inter in the day.
MKXICO CITY. July HI. The
cbttiigo in government whereby Gen
end Victoriano Hucrtu turned over
the provi-ionnl presidency to Fran
citco Carbajel, hn been calmly re
ceivpcl by tho jMipnljce. Kxccpt tbo
demonstration nindu in honor or,
President Curlinjal when be was
leaving the chamber of deputies
building nfter taking the oath no
outbursts of iinHiriuuee bnvo occur
red. There were u few shouts in
the streets of "Down with Huerta"
and '"Vivn Carranxa," but the o
lice promptly stopped nil such dem
onstrations. Huerta In Flight
General Huerta, who remained in
(he capital some hours nfter hit res
ignation, is in tligbt, probably on His
way to Puerto Mexico to join his
finidy and friends who left for that
lort u day earlier. General Aurelio
Itlampict, lis muster of war, ndd
strong adherent, went nth Huerta
when he left the city lale last night,
as did bcvcral others of his close
friends.
ltoforo leaving General Huerta
went to Hie national palace, where
he congratululcd Carbajal. who re
plied that be would do all !' his mw
cr for the country's bcuefit. Later
President Carbajal conferred wiih
tho hub-seerelaries of the different
departments, all the members of the
Huerta cnbiuel having resigned. A
new cabinet, it is expected, will be
named today. The diplomatic corps
lias nranged to make a formal call
on Hie new president tomorrow.
To Welcome Itebeis
A sigiiitieaut incident in connec
tion with tho change of government
was the announcement that a special
committee bad left the capital last
night for Celayu to arrange with the
coiistitutionulixt lenders for a peace
ful entry into the capital.
(Continued on page two.)
MQXTKItKY, Mux., Julv 10.
When infoi med of Huci lu's lesigua
lion tonight, General Cairauxii, the
ooiiktitullonnlUt leader, made tin
comment for publication, but it high
Cartaiixa officiul said lie believed
I hero would bo no change in hU
nllllmlu or Hip mnvi'incnU of the
tioiikliluHomtlUt a i my, hut It would
proceed In capluiu Mtfxlco Clly. Hu
miuliiliil Hil tfliilifiut'iit by u)lnif
Ihlk plan niiulii be I'linuui'd In Iht)
vt cnl of uiii'oiiihlioiiiil Minemler of
Hid MciIciih foicc under Iht mw
piviiHii 4iJviL
CARRANZA
HEARS
RESIGNATION
NEWS
NO. 99
GUNBOAT SM TH
LOSES BAM
TO CARPENTIER
American Disqualified in Sixth Rnwd
for Hlttfnq Frenchman When Down
Slipped When UmHn a Mow
Smith Nearly Knocked Out fn
Fourth Crowd Hoots Dkapfrtvat
LONDON. July 16. There wa n
great Influx of sportsmen from
Franco and other continental coun
tries today to attend the 20 round
tight between "Gunboat" Smith.
American heavyweight and Georges
Carpontler. tho Kuropcan heavy
weight champion, down for a deci
sion tonight (n tho arena at Olympla
Among those who arrived wero many
Americans desirous of seeing their
countryman In action ngalmt the
popular Frenchman.
Tho tight has created more inter
est here than any pugilistic encount
er since that between Peter Jackson
and Frank P. Slavln about a quarter
of a century ago, although no world's
championship is at stake.
CarpeBtier a Favorite
Carpontler Is still a favorite In
tho betting. Smith' backers wero
ready to accept even money, but the
Frenchman's followers seemed will
ing to place their money at any odd.
It waa difficult to estimate the
amount wagered on the event, a bo
central place for raaklng'bet exists
In London, but It was knows that
practically everyone lnihe leading
clubs and holds bad solW money at
stake.
Tho promotors of this contest will
apparently make a considerable pro
fit on their enterprise and will be
compensated, it 1 thought, for tho
deficit on tho recent fight for tha
lightweight championship of
world between Freddlo Welsh
Willie Ilttchle.
SeaU for II, (MM)
Two hours before the fight
timed to begin It was evident
the
anil
wa
that
Olympla, the arena ot horse shows,
military tournaments and other spec
tacles, would bo filled to capacity.
Seats had been provided for 11,000
spectators, and many thousands who
lacked tho price of admission crowded
tho nearby streets and round the en
trances that tlckctholdcrs had to
fight their way through with tbo help
of a largo body or police.
Hundreds or Kronen sportsmon,
many of thorn accompanied by Ihelr
wives, had crossed the English chan
nel to encourago tho only flghtor of
International class that Franco baa
over produced. They woro among
tho earliest to arrlvo on tho scone
Americans were numerous In tho hall
and tho uniforms of bluojacketa from
tho battleships Missouri and IlllnoU
wero scon hero and thcro In tho up
per tiers of scats. t othor recent
boxing matches most of tho womon
present belonged to tbo fashlouablo
set and occupied places uear tho ring
side but tonight many women of tho
mlddlo class put In their appearance
Tho first of tho preliminary bou'a.
or which thoro wore rour, ono or thoin
or 15 rounds aud threo or 10 rounds
each.
At a quarter to ten Eugene Corrl
(Continued on page 3.1
HUERTA'S FAMILY
AT
WASHINGTON, July 10. Safo
arrival ut Puerto Moxieo of tho fain
ilies of General Huerta, Geneiul
UluiKltiet and other prominent fig
ure in Hm Hucitn reximo in Muxlco
City was reported to tho slain do
parlmeiit Mto (oilay, No mention
wiik mudu of llueiU or ltlnjut
thruikvhi1,
ITKIiro MKXICO, July Ifl.Kv,
lima HupiIu, wllb Mr Iwo mud,
Joikii hhi Victor mid iWr w4t
and hr imwwirM 4mnir, w,4
here. My d mJM W fhmtd
llumlu, b hm itxmmm w ftf
imm w wmmt
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