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MEDFORD, OHIWON, IITKSDA Y, .IVLY 21, H)H
NO. 10,'l
KING GEORGE APPEALS TO PARTY LEADERS TO AVERT CIVIL WAR OVER ROME RULE IN IRELAND
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RULE PROBLEM
Conferees Summoned by Klnu Georne
Strive to Amicably Adjust Differ
ences letween Ulster and Ireland
Liberals Agreo to Stand by Ire
landPrepare for New Election.
LONDON, uly 21. For tliu flrM
limn In (lio modern III lory of I'iik
I it ml the klnu today recount rod that
llio cry of civil war hhi on tlm lll'
of many of hi it roponslblo and sober
minded huIiJitIi hi connerllon with
tlm lrlh Iiiiiiio rule rrlnln. Ill"
lcc!i to tho leaders of tlm various
piirllrn called together In cniifcrciics
nt llurklnghnm Palarit was very grave
In Kit tout) mm ho told them lio ro
gardcd them as tlm trustees for tlio
lunior nml penrn of nil, ami led them
to confer In vlnw of reaching n set
tlement. Ho tolil them their rcsponilbllltlcs
wero great nml that tlmo was short
nml atlvUml them to cierclm patience
nml to ho cnrucut nml couclllntory In
their deliberations.
ICtmr Georxrc, In reecMng tin' eon-
ffitcH ut Huckiiigliiiiii pnlnec, 11111111'
tlu following brief hMeii:
King ('eiirgr' Htctli
"It it willi feelings of snlisfticlluii
nml hopefulness tluil 1 reecivo you
lii'n' loilny, nml I llinnk you for the
iiuiiiiii'r In which you Iiiivo rrxMiiiih'tl
to my Munition. It U nlto mntler
for eniigrntulntlun Mini the speaker
of the Iioiko of tioiiiiuoiiii linn eon
scnlcd to preside nvrr your confer
ence, "My Intervention nt Ibis time tuny
ln repinled a n new ilrpitrturr, Iml
Ihc remarkable cliciiiiiMitiicrs under
which mi nri' lironijlit tofllnr jm
lifv my iicliuii,
"For tunnlhs wo 1iiim watched with
deep tnipiviii(ti tin course of events
in Ircliiml. The trend lint hern sure
l.v nml steadily totvnnl tin appeal to
force, nml totlny the cry of oivil war
is on tho lip of tin1 most respon
sible nml solicr-mindcd of uiv people.
.k for Citiiiriiiilt'
"Wo Iiiivo in tin' past ciiilcnxnred
In nri as n elvilir.ing example to tin1
wmld nml lo imp it in iinlhliiknlilc, as
il inti-t lit' In you, Hint o should ln
brought ! tno brink of I nil nt' ul n I
si rife on issue iiiiurt'iilv so '
able of adjustment us Ihoso you nit'
now linked to consider if bundled in n
spirit of Ki'iirruiiK t'iiiiiiroiiiiKi.
".My i'oiiiiri'lii'iii(Hi in riiittetu
liliiliiic niii'Ii n tliiv t'lilnmllv In in
li'iiNilit'tl in liy my fet'liiii; of iillncli
iiit'iil to Irt'luml nml of n.vnim)iy
willi liiT itplo. who Iiiivo iilwnyH
wnli'oini'il mi' wllli wiiriii'lii'iirti'il nf
fi'ption.
"(lontli'iiicn, you rrpri'M'iit In nno
form or another tin vast iniijority of
my miIij'i'cIh nt hoinc. You iiImi Iiiivo
ii ilt'op iulurtiHt in my tliuiiiiiioiiH over
ht'ii, wliiuli uro Hiuni'i'ly lettt I'oma'rn
Pit in tin' prompt nml frirmllv M'ttle
niriit of thirt ipii'ktiou.
TiiittrfH for iwn
"I rt'ciml yon, tliru, in thix iniillrr
us triixti'im for llio homir nml pi'iiot'
of nil.
"Your ri'flpoiihlliilltii'n nif imlffi'
Kii'iil. Tho IIiiiii in hIiiiiI, You will
employ it to ftilli'xt nilviiulnne, I
know, ami liu pulienl, ciiiiit'sl nml
t'oiii'iliiilory,
"In iiiw of llio nuiKiiilmlo of the
IiiIpii'Mh nt Htnko, I pray (Iml in llin
int'iuilti wixilum may nulilo yon nml
your di'lilmriitioiiH mi that llii'y may
(Contlnuod on pko two.)
I DIRECTORS OF
NEW RESERVE BANK
WASHINGTON, duly 'Jl. The
treasury depiirtmeul today announc
cd Hint llio following named have ic
cclved a iiinjoiity of voles of hanks
in llieir KioupH and ilislriets for di
roetors of fodtiral reheivo hanks; A.
II. (', Dnlirinaii, Han Francisco, jroup
1, class II, mid V, K, Molulosh, Sun
Francisco, imnip . clas's A, bolli San
rniiicimcv tlUlvlvd I
CARBAJAL ASKS
CARRANZA FOR
PEACE TREATY
Provisional President Does Not In
tend to Surrender Until Assured
Lives and Property of Huerta Of
ficials Are Protected-WIII Use
Military Forces to Resist Entrance.
WASIIINOWS, .Inly IM.IWit.
lonal i'ri'kiilrnl Ciiilnijiil ilot't not in-
leiiil to mirri'mler mit'omlitioiinlly to
(Irnenil ('nrriiiirn nml will roiii'pn
trait' lilt iiillllnry fon-i'M nml rexixt mi
invasion rntlier tlinii prrtnit llio eon
Hlilutioiilihtn to piiIit Mi'xiro City
without prt'vioim ii(jrecinellln lint to
wn'iik M'np'iim'P on Hie llvex ami
properly of Uiumi who hiipHirtrit
(leiirrnl llnrrln.
Thih wax tlm tenor of iufonmitioii
from aiillioritalii' HiiirtM'N loilay in
Mexico City to WiohiiiKton iliplo
iniiti. It Kprt'iul a fot'liiiK of iK'fxim
Iiiii in miiiio ipinrlrm over Hit' point.
Iiilitv of an iimieiilile itultleinent of
Hip revolution.
MrtlUtnr .tKUrPKiUo
Kniilin Itnliani, lieiul of llio ilele
t'lilion wlilpli rtpiTM'iileil (leiii-ral
Ilnerla nt tho Niapirn eonferrnce,
arriveil here nml iti'm.i'tl tho sitnn
tion finl with llio Smith Amerieiin
mi'tlialorrt nml then at the Mexienn
I'lnlniMty villi .loio CiiHlellol. mt
muiiiI rt'prCK'iilativc of Cnrhnjut. ,
While tlcnliiir lliwiiM'lvp'i Iti i-nll-en,
it lirt'iiuip known tlm) thry fn
votetl a iinirp iijnrrruMVP Rtlitmlo ly
Proviolonnl rrpfiili'ilt ( arlmjnl to so.
on it truiiniiilcpi of iirotivtioii for
people in I'Mxieo Tilv ami feilernl
territory generally. Tliev iiinile it
plain that Mr. ('arlmjnl hail no objec
tion lo turning over the tfovcrninenl
o (Irnenil Cnrrnnr.ii, hut inut luil
on koiue aHiiirauee in mlviiurc Ihnt
property woulil not he ilehxiilel nml
thai there woulil he no wlioleMile t.
eeiitioioi or nrreHU.
Vllln Tlin'iiteni Itmak
Another aspect of the situation
which wax eoiameiiteil on win the
kiiowleili;i that (icnenil Carrunrn,
while iiiformim; the Amerieiin eonsulH
at Monlerey that ho woulil reeeive a
eoiaiaixhioii for Citrlinjiil, imitlu it
plain Unit ho woulil lo mi only to nr
rauue for the uneomlitinmil Mirremler
hy I lit Mexico City aulhoiilics.
Diploiiialn were walehiili; with keen
inlerol the teporU slnliiiR thai (len
oral Villa win aain Ihreateiiiui; a
hreak with OaiTiiura. The ilealh of
two French clergymen nml impris
onment of eleven nthern in jiiii the
French pivennuenl much eoueern.
Cliarne ChiUHho of llio French em
bassy hail an eupiRenienl to present
late loilay lo l'restili-nl Wilson nrj;.
cut representations in that connec
tion. BOLE APPOINTED RECEIVER
OF IQZEMAN LAND OFFICE
WASHINGTON, July 21. The
president today nominated .lames P.
Holu of Hozcimin, iMont., as receiver
j-'l. jmVJJiL 1lillu'y.Jl lloremaii.
LIKELY TO LOSE WEATHER BUREAU
Metlrord Is UKaln tlironteneil with
tho lobs of Its weather bureau. Tho'
imrtmii Iiiih ticcn nmlntnlnoil Hy tlio.Co. bulldlinr. Ho Mnlo tlmt tlm now
county court In tho (laruutt-Coroy
hiillilliiK Muio Prof. O'dura loft, l.o
liiml llovurhlKu touiiorurlly filled tho
poHltlon of local obnorvor. Tliu new
county imtliolnitUt, was Bcliciluled o
tako up tho work, umuirnnco to tbluaml that, If tho bureau la movod or
uuoci iiavuiK neon gtvou uucretnry
Houston and .Senator Clinmliorlaln by puck tho Instruments ami ship thorn,
tho county court In tho effort lo pro-( Tliu county court which has been pay
Voat tho removal of tho burouu. lair tlio rent of tho woatbor buroau.
Forocnstor lluulo of Portland, stnto
mat tno anrnott-L'oroy bulldliiK U Klst, flsuroa that It should not bo
tho host situated utructuro In thocompollod to pay It UniKor, us It !b
city for wouthor obsorvntlons, anit'coatrlbutliiK j'JOOO a year to salary
Hint If tho Justrumontu aro roniovod.'mul oxpontioa of patholoslst. Mr,
ho will hnvo thorn shlppod to Port-iariiott of tho (liirnott-Coroy Co.,
hind and part of thorn will stay thoro owners of tho bulldlnB In which tho
pormununtly. iwoathor burouu Is locatod, says that
Prof. Hoiulorsou tho now patholo-jrontal must bo paid or tlio Instru
Ktm, iloclliiou to tuko up tho wouthor meats .romovod as ho cannot afford
work. to be tho oat and removal of the
Professor llynior of tho Tulont ox- Instruments moans loss of tho bureau,
poiimout station, why Is innuunliig 0. Ami th4ro you aro.
CA1LLAUX ALSO
THREATENED TO
KILL CALMETTE
President Polncare of France Tells of
Threats Made In Case Editor Pub
lished Love Letters Madame Call
laux Says She Was Calm After
Sliootlnn, Not Knowing Result.
I'AHIH, .Inly 'Jl. The mo-t miM)r-
liiut tcstimoiiy at the second day's
hnariiii; of the 1 1 in 1 of Mine. Caillaiix
for the murder of (Jnston (.'almette
wai that of I'reidtleat I'oineart! of
tlm republic, who-c iUMiiiiiou wiw
Inken hy .ludp' Fiaile Forielion, the
first president of the court of ap
peals. This narrated how- Joseph Cnilhitix,
then a minister of Mate, had called
on President Poiucare on the day
Caliiietli' was kilted ami had simkcu
nhout the probnhle publication in the
FiKitro of letters between himself ami
Mine. Cnilhitix. In the course of an
excited talk, M. Caillaiix exclaimed,
aeeordini' lo the dcivositien: "If Cnl-
inelle publishes the letter 1 will kill
him."
CmIIIaiix on Slnoil
Jo-eph Caillaiix also look the
stand, lie appeared ounc pi have
been premier of France, ami chief of
tlm radical party. After relating in
eiilcnts of his private life nftcr Ids
uinrriiiK" wtb Mine. Oueydan, ho ex
plained the circiimslnnees of the
writillk' of the two letters lo Mine.
Tthynntinn), who afterward became
Mine. Ciiillaux. His voire trembled
nml ho won ohviousl- ill at ease, but
he pilhcred comssuro as he pro
ceeded. Two nffieo boys fnnn Hie Fipiro
wero tlm firt witnesses. Tliey tie
scribed tin) arrival, of Mine. Cxillaux
at the offices of the Fipiro on tfi(
tlav of thn hhootiutr. They told how
she waited ami pivo details of her
entrance into tho room occupied by
Oaston Oalinelte ami of their hear
ing Minis.
Offlre Hoy WIIiicm
One of tho boys, Adrien Nieet,
erotiohotl down on the witness stand
nml tittered u series of low cries to
show how ho hud found Calmcttc,
who was hhellerin himself behind
his desk,
Paul Hoiirp'l, the "iuunorlnl," with
Caliarllo in hw oftleo when Mine.
Caillaux's caid was hroup'it in, then
told of Dm incident.
"You will not sco herf" Houryet
said ho remarked to Calmettc.
"I cannot refuse to reeeivu a wo
man,' ho replied.
Matlre I.alioii then thrilled tho
oveitirowded courirooui bv reading u
dialopto from llouip't's novel, "Tlie
.Demon of the Midi," in which tho
characters discuss and condemn the
publication of the heroine's love let
tors. ( omiiiL' immediately after
llonrpit's eulogy of Oaston Cahnette
witli which he hud closed his testi
mony, the leadunr of the dialogue by
(Continued on Pap' 2.)
-A, 0. affairs bore, has (iiikiikoiI offlco
for Prof. Henderson In tho M. V. & II.
putholofilut will not look aftor tho
wontluir.
Observer lloverblKo snys that ho
I will roiitluuo to acfnintll Auput K
to kIvo tlmo for futuro urranKouionlu
nuuiuloneil, lio Iiiih Jimtructlons to
up to tho coming of tho now pntholo-
-:hi ' film ' JU
14-. .-. ( "!j'S!5 sx
TESTIFIED FALSELY
WAS DESTROYED
l'OHThANI), Or.. July JI. - At the
resumption of (he trial in the linteil
Stales district court hero today of
W. F. Minard of Portland ami J. W.
I.opiu nml P.. J. Sellen. of Taeoma,
the defense culled 0. 0. Mel.aue, a
lawyer and uolarv publio of Tiieoum,
to the stand to testify in behalf of
Sellers. The three men are obliged
with laisiisin; the mails to defraud
settlers in selling locations on the
Orepin & California railroad laud
Kraut.
On eroxs-oMituinution, C I,.
Keftmeii, for the pivtmimciit. a.ked if
ho had ever boosted for the firm of
Harper & Sellers, to which Mehauo
replied in the nepitive. Counsel then
introduced a letter which Mel.aue
had written to the firm at the iuti
pitiou of Harper, uiviu his opinion
as to the worth of a certain piece of
land.
Tho pivernuicMt nlso presented an
nokiiowledpuent umdo .bv F. W.
Grimm of Tacoiuu, on beliulf of Kale
A. Grimm, which McLaiio had exe
cuted without hi-, having llio wrillen
jHiwer of attorney.
"Harper pive me his word," said
Mol.une, "thai he hud destroyed all
such pnpei-s,"
"You admit, then, coming here to
testify," said Kennies, "in the belief
Hint what you said could not he re-
Jut wl because the evidence had been
destroyed f"
Mehaue shook his head,
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TEAM SELECTED TO
DEFEND DAVIS CUP
llOSTOK, July 21. It was iiuof
ficially slated nt l.o'iiKwood today
that the American team to defend the
Davis lawn tenuis cup would ho
made up of Maurice I). MI.oui;hliu
of Sap, Francisco, T. ( Ituutlv f
l.os AnpiTes, ICnrl Helir of New York
nml It. Norris Williams 1 1 of 1'liila
tlelpliin. None of the players men
tioned woulil ilibonss tho mutter,
THINKING
EVIDENCE
It CHARMED.
CHICAGO
GANGSTER
PROVES
GUNMAN
FROM NEW YORK
CHICAGO, July 21. Pollco cir
cles wero stirred today by Unfilcc
titration that Itocco Venllle. said to
be the "man In Kray" accused of start
Iiir tho shootliiR which led to tho
death of Detective Stanley J. Illrns
ami the wounding of five others last
Thursduy night In tho levco district.
was a Now York Kuuinan who had
been scut west aftor the electrocu
tion of tho murderers of Herman
KoKouthul, the Kamblur.
State's Attornoy Hoyno was tho au
thor of tho statement Unking Venlllo,
who Is now In a Chicago hospital,
Buffering from a wound In his foot
with tho Now York Knst Side gang
of gunmen, In addition Mr. Hoyno
asserted that he had uvldenco that
Venlllo was sent to Chicago to aid In
(Continued on pane 3.)
NEW YOKIC, .luli 'Jl.Tliere will
be no strike of ballplayers in tho two
major leagues. The Kraft, uiiic, thu
basis .for strike order ksiieil ye
loitlay by tho Uaseball PlayeiV Fra
ternity, wiw settled today by tlio
Newark International ngreeili to buy
Nushvillu's iutereM in Kraft.
Aiiuouueemeut to tlu etteet was
miplo (his uftermum hy Charles II.
Kbbetls, owner of tho Brooklyn Na
tionlila, and u large stoekholder in
the Newark hiternatioual leapie club.
At the time of Mr. KbbutU' an
nouncement tho American league,
mapiates wero in session, having
been called together by President
Johnson to determine on u course of
notion in case the players in tlio two
major leagues should obey the strike
order,
Mr. Khheftt announced that Nash
ville had signified its acceptance of
Newarks proposal ami tlmt Kraft
would report to the Newark team ut
Providence tomorrow. Kruft had
been under suspension (or nuMv ttttl
IS?
3SSfJhf
T. H-nlA
TO GIVEf SHIP
OR FACE. BATTLE
VANCOUVER, II. C. July 21. Tho
350 Hindus on the Jnpanoso steamer
Kofagata Maru have been granted un
til 2 o'clock this afternoon to sur
render tho ship to her officers, Tho
Canadian cruiser Ilnlnbow, with 230
men on board, Is In port ready to
seize tho ship it the Hindus remain In
rebellion. Two hundred men of tho
city mllltta regiments are drawn upon
on a wharf ready to embark on the
Itulnbow If they are needed. Thous
ands of peoplo crowd the watcrfrout
watching tho dovcloptuouU. Tho
Italnbnow arrived from Victoria this
morning. Soon afterward a confer
ence of naval, militia, immigration
and city offlclnls was held on tho
Ualnbow and word was sent to tho
Hindus that unless they surrendered
(Continued on Page 4)
five weeks, ever since his refusal to
report to tho NuMivillo club,
In settlement of all claims on
Kraft, tho Nashville club is to re
ceive .f'ioOO, Mr, Jvbbets announced.
"I made this arriuigement without
request or instructions from either
llio American or tlio National league,"
Mr. Kbbetts suid. "I acted entirely
on my own responsibility. I hove
not been in communication with Dave
Full, eiffler. Doubtless, however, he,
as well as everybody else, will bo
pleased with this bettleuieut of the
situation,"
Mr. KbbotU was asked if the Na
tional league had ''backed down."
"No," ho replied, "If anybody has
backed dowti, I have. I accepted the
responsibility for tho whole thing."
Kraft will not suffer in anyway fi
nancially, Mr. Kbbetts continued
Ho will bo paid his Nownrk club sal
ary of 1 150 a month (1 150 more
than tho Nushvlllo club was per
mitted to pay him) for tho entire
tlmo that ho was under suspension
and for the rest of tho life of bis
contrct
HINDUS
NOTIFIED
KESMYAV ED
NBMAN
RES OFFICE
Fl
Representative McDemwtt of CM
cage Stackyards, mtttatl in
Craft Charies by MiritwM OhHs
Under Fire Will le CaMfctote fr
Re-electieri.
WASHINGTON, July 21. Repre
sentative James T, McDerraott of
Illinois, today, on the floor of the
house, offered his resignation to take
effect Immediately. McDermott H
under charges In connection with the
lobby Investigation.
McDermott, democrat, representing
a constituency which Includes the
stock yards district or Chicago, was
one of the figures In tho exposure of
Martin M. Mulhall, star witness In tho
lobby Investigation. A majority re
port of the Investigating committee
now ready to come before tho house,
recommended that he be censure'd
with officers of the National Asso
ciation of Manufacturers. The mi
nority report recommends that he bo
expelled.
Ills resignation camo as a sensa
tion today when. Immediately after
the house had assembled, he rose to
a question of personal privilege aiwl
offered It from the floor, declaring We
would "appeal his case to the people
of the Fourth district of Illinois."
Admits Borrowing Mley
, He said he had already forward
his resignation to Gorernor Dunne
and had announced himself as a can
didate for re-election. He presented
a letter to the speaker announcing
his resignation.
"Unfortunately," he said, "I camo
to this house a poor man; fortunate
ly for myself, however, taking Into
consideration tho character of the
charges made against me, I leare thh
house a poor man. I have been com
pelled during my services as a mem
ber of this houso to borrow money
from my friends. It so happened
that afterward they became oppo
nents of legislation which passed this
hoiue, affecting their business as
pawnbrqkera and as liquor dealers.
"It In true that I havo not bad the
educational training and perhaps the
social training and advantages that
other members of this house may
boast. I havo preferred to associate
with the people who sent mo to con
gress and when I am at homo In Chi
cago I am to bo found at my accus
tomed haunts and among my old
companions associating with tho men
and boys in the great union stock
yards."
Personal Injuns Only
Mulhall charged that McDermott
bad permitted him to use his con
gressional frank for circulating mat
ter for the manufacturers, and that
McDermott had claimed ho had re
ceived $7500 from local pawnbrok
ers to work against tho federal loan
shark law, and a 12000. cacmpalgn
contribution from a Chicago brewers'
association,
McDormott's assertion was tlut
money received from tho pawnbrok
ers was In tho naturo of porsonal
loans, ami that tho lirowers had con
tributed 1500 out of personal friend
ship. Ho also denied n charge by
Mulhall that ho had forgod Harold
F. McCormlck's namo to a check for
1250.
Tho majority of tho Investigating
commltteo recommending censure re
ported McDermott guilty of acts of
grave Impropriety, unbecoming the
(Contlnuod on page two.)
FAIR EXHIBIT WINS
by close mm
WASHINGTON, July ill, Senate
ameiitlmeutrt to tho sundry eivjl ap
propriation bill appropriating $,W0(1
1)00 for a goveruinent' huildi ut the
San Francisco exposition were volwl
on in tlio houso today ami (he drat
count gave 112 .in favor ami 1W
against, 'I'lio opooHpuU ff ,tka, ap
propriation demanded rfiultttlt)
of (be MM, .
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