Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1914)
Lw:. Medford Mail Tribune SECOND EDITION WEATHER Fair nml warm Met, Hi) Mln. T ltd. Hum. VS. .f Ul V 1'nrtv.fnnrlh Yfr. DullyNinth Yenr, AUSTRIA AND SERVIA PREPARE FOR WAR ARMY MnRIII7Fn WIRRJinf FliWlllATFn MEDIATION FOR !jin FIGHT " "' Z iSr "rsssisr RAILROAD WA ULiJi v iiiniiv iuin kiiwiu in uni rAi.nuiviir.A .-vrmii mt i h i.nn h nuuuin iu u uxwmmw v..u., nionin nrirni-nnriillin QFDWIAM WATIOM ui. ii-r in-nnnra uumnn nnnun Ministers Withdrawn From Belprailr Army Is Ordered Mobilized Ultimatum Sent by Franz Josef Re ected Requests (or Extension of Time Limit for Reply Refused. VIENNA, July W. A lurnnj:. from lllitriil nv llmt ordoi for Him motiiltxiilloii of lln Servian nniy wore given nl .'I o'clock thl iil'tor- mo Tin' king of Srniu with hi court nml tlic garrison me leaving flu- Son Inn capital. Tim Servian .iM'riiini'Ml is In bo cniidnul.'d fimii ICniK'Oevittr, whore llirro I mi nr scnul ami amis am! iniiiiiiilillloii f'ic mry. LONDON, Julv '. Senln's -nty to Austria will In a partial nocopl. aiiee of Iiit demand, according " advice rouohing official circle in Loudon loiluy. i'fivin will grnul Hit ili'iaamU in refeiineo o Iho pmiMi infill of thio concerned In the n-hiK-tiiiitiiiii al Si.ruycin, of llm heir l lli Autriau throne, ami will con sent to iln cvrrytliliitr in connection wild lliai mutter which a olIHtd stole can do will nut t nnuiUiun an infringement of it sovereignty. A" In llni other ilriuamU of Au-t Hit, Ken In roiileiid Unit aim i unable In rnly lo ili"m mi hiii'Ii slmrl no t Iff. M Sim lias mil llllil siniirirni linn lo uoioditur llinn. , VIENNA, July W. Tho Autiu Hungarian, government ri'fncil nil tin loqiicsl of Srrvia lo rtlr-ml tfi" linn' llmll for tin' ri'plv In il miti'. VIKNNA. July W. Slim 11 v before II o'clock the Aiitro-Hungurlau min ister al Helgrado presented a nnli' to tin' Simian foreign of I loo saying tin' Si'iiian ri'ply was iiiiMiitisfiuiory. Tin Aulrollonguriaii minister uud tin' staff of tlio legation llit'ii left Hclgradc. Servian lleply InilliNlt'il III'.I.OIIAHK, Julv I!.". Tim gov orouiciil newspoer Samniiprava pub lisher llm following which is goner ally accepted ax Indicating llm,touo nf SenlnV reply In Austria: "Son la desire sincere ami i-orri'i't mJntilmrly ivlulion with tlio iliml iiinmirrhy. Convinced of llm iii'm. hilv of inaliitaiiiiiik' xui'h ri'laliiiax, tlii Si'iviau toMTiuiU'iit will rcmlily 1'iniiply with all tlio ili'imimlrt of Aim tiiiflluiiKary, wliii-h will itvi' to hiippivxrt all I'riniinal iii'Im, imiuifi's. talioiiK ami (IIhokIitk in m'lliljoriiif ciiiiiitrii'H, "Iti'i'aiHO tlio Si'iiiin Kiivi'inau'til iMiimliliTK 11 Ih tlirri'liv fiilt'illin Ihn olivimiN ilnly of a viiili.i'il .tnti', tlm KiiviTiiiiii'iit will in all nini'i'ritv lo I'vi'iythiii),' txiHwilili) lo prove its in (Contlnuod on iko two.) SOUTHERN PACIFIC T T SAN I'HANCISCO, C' July '-'.'. UiiuW LMiaiaiilci'H nl piott'i'tlnu liy (li'iuiiul Ciuninf.ii. tlio firrit cliiof of tlio ('oiihllliilliiniilihlH, ami hi Miliar illiinti'rt, (li'iicraU Villa ami OIhtkoii, llm uulliuru I'ai'il'io cuinpaiiy an iiniiuci'il tiuliiy a partial ronmnpttim uf ilw froiulit ami punni'iiucr Horvlou iIimvii llm wi'Ht roiiht nf Mnxico, which ha hcoii lulally HiixpcmU'il lor uliout I'oiirli'iin iiiunlliH. Tint oviiihi nliiMi of (liiuynuiM hy llm IVilnrnU iiiiiiIo roNiiuiplloii pnHnililo. KioIkIiI will lin acci'pli'il fr Minlh ax .MimIiikIii, nIiiIii nf Solium, Willi pnnlh ilclayM .uiilh f dimy- IIIIIN, I'lUmiiHi'r fnr leo will lio ii'Miiiii'il nil a H'KiiIni' fohi'iliilu UN In r Ninth nw Han IHum. dIhIh nf Tupm. mil far iluiinil from tin t ii in lit ii of tin Ji RESUMES RAFFIC MEXICAN COAS m liv oily 4 inv I AUSTRIA AbAINo ST. pr.Ti-:iiKiiui((i. July 'i.'. -Or- ili'i-M for lin prompt lauliilialiou of tlio IIiihhIiiii niiuy wm lookoil Tor to day an a rutuill of llm imiIHiik of the roiiimll uf inlalhtiTM, prviiiiloil uvor liy tlm fiuporur of HiiknIii ami holil at tlio palaco of rclrtliuf i-arly lliU inortiiiitf. I-Voia pri'M'til imlifatluuH, ltiir".li iiiMam proparfil In pi to auv ox tromo ratlmr than toloralu tlio ilowu fnll of Kcrvln. Alroaily part of tin ItiiNsinn prii ha tiikrn a ilofiaiit altilmlo, iloinnnil iai; that lin piionmiriil in SI. I'o ti'litirK amlorlako tlm protoolioa of Son-iu. Tlm Noioo Vri-inyii hiiyn: "Tlio llutoiliu uovfriimout uloarly ri-i'oyiilr.rn thai tlio Atitnnii ulti malum U parlioaluily ilirooloil tttcninxt it ami l(m.kia i r.'plinw' i"'t only liy worn, hut hy tho rripiiHito actioiiH. Sorvia ii liuim; (.uhioolnl In an iintawfiil altark ami will mil rriaain almm. The ilMiirherH uf Iho IK-aeu havo not In ileal with Servia only, hut alfo wild Itnihia. I'iiIomi llioAiHlriaii iillimntuiu in withdrawn, lluhnia will not remain a hili-ut xpoo- tutor of violeaco." .Mil ay ot llm niiwi.)Kir of Ihn IliiMlau entilUI tmlny ilcmnml tlm lin moillnlc inobllUntlou ot llm lluklnn nrmy on Iho AutlrUn frontier. Tlio I Ion mo (ifttolto ilcclnrc llul llinmla run not (or r laument tolerntc an)' a' lark on Horla or on Servian link' tiniulonro.'' PORTLAND TELEGRAM 1'OltTI.ANI), Ore, July 25 Tlio KvnnltiK Telccram ot Porllaml wni hoiiRlit loiluy from Iho OrcRonlan PutillililtiK rompany by John K. ami 1.. It. Wheeler nml John K. Carroll. Tlm now owner will formally lako i-linrKo on Momlny, July '-7. John I., ami I.. It. Wheeler aro wealthy lum hormmi of Porllaml. Tlm nowapaimr wa foumloil on April 1R. tS77 nml for llm lam oIrIiI jeara Mr. Carroll haa 1'iHMi Ha manager. Umtor It now iwuoritlilp, Tlm ToleRriun will ho piihlUhoil iu na Imlopeiiilcnt orgnn In politic. DIRECTORS CHOSEN FOR FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS WASlllNOTON July .!.'.. The treasury ileparlmont loilay aimouuo i'il that tin; fullowiuK iiami'il luul to I't'ivi'il a majoiily of votes of hankii in their illMiii'ls iu KronpH for ill roi'lom of reileral i-omtvo ImnkH: I.. 1). llaiian, Karu'o, X. I)., oliihtt A. Kiotip 'J, ami Nortimu 11. Holler, lleli'iia, Mont.. oIumi II, roup !l, holli MluacapoliK iliktrielK. I'ASADKNA, Ciil., July 'J.'i.-Firu htaitiiiL in a ilefoutivo l'lnc near tho roof ilest royi-il tlm main huihliii); of llm I'liMailena Hiiuitnriuui, in South Pntmilonn, tmlay, CONFIDENT PEACE IS AT WASHINGTON, July 25. Offl dills watching tmlpmonta of urine to Mexico Htateit positively today that (lonornl Villa wim not buying muni tloim of war liulopondoatly of Iho au thority or (louorul Curraiua, a had boon reported from tho border, WABIIINOTON, July 25. -Confident that puaco wa at hand' In Mex ico, administration official today uwultud tho outcome of thu moutlng at Tampli'o hulwoou Currautu uud ItcKliuildo Copoilu, envoy nf tlm Car liujal Kovernmi'iil In arruiiRii for llm Iransfor of HdmlnUlrutloa In Mexico City. Jlullef was uxprosod taut limy would spi'oillly reached All under MtandliiKi All llmt tlm Curlmjitl kov. oniiiient sunk Hiuntisly for pllllu offninW-r mid gnr kiiibiii'm fur llm poji Hvlsitf Iu lliv ivirllory puv MEDFORD. FEAR OF GENERAL E LONDON, July 25 -Tlm Auatro Hcrvlun ombrojillo today ocruplcd the attnnlloii of eiory clmncollory In Uu ropo, whero thu altiiatlon waa rccoR illicit na fraiiRht with poulhllltlc of a Roimral conflict. Tho condition of tho alock oxfliatiRo Ravo a atronR Indication of llm fear felt by the Ren oral public, and atocka of all klndi Buffered a collapao. leiniili on Hniil Tlm liopn wa widely expressed that armed contact between iho na tion would bo averted, and tho Itmi- alan view of llm coercion oxorclol on a Hlav nation wa watched cloudy, a It wa. felt thut on tlm decblon of Ht. PctoraburK a lo whether Ituwun would urlhely aupport Hcrvla In ro aUtlai: Auntrla' demand depend tho final outcome of tho controversy. On tlm Umdon Mock cxchatiRo do momlUatlon net In at tho opening of Imilneiu till inornlnR owIiir to n rumor that lluxala hnd beRiin to mo blllxo her Rreat army In preparation for iivontunllllc. Dealer offered iivor) thliiK and Ilrltlah connol fell 1 11 ner cent lo 73 .. Ituinlan bond 2,14, Aiutrlan and lluuRarlan bondi nolnt. Canadian Pacific, how- over, howcd tho mont low. A frac tional hardening occurred boforo noon, but tlm market remained nor- vou and excited. l-'rcnrh -Hcmritlc Full ; ; PAUI8, July 25. A an Indica tion of tho uravlty with which tho Auitro-tkrvlan altiiatlon I rcRarded Imro French threo per cent rente fell to 7.S at tho opualnR of the Houroo at noon today, Thl wa n furlher point and n half below yc trnlay' rloalnt; prlco. Preach fl nlnrler aeomed lo havo abandoned their uiual week-end holiday nml Ihn aquaru frontliiR tho atock cxcliango wa packed with automobile. Tho French cabinet, In tho ab- ncnco of Premier Hono Vlvlanl, who I In company with President Poln earn on a viilt to varlou Kuropean court, ha not yet met to coiulder Iho situation. ACCUSE EX-EMPLOYES OF FIRING MINES UOUOl.AH. Arlf.., July 25, Soy oral former cmplo)o of Iho Cananca Consolidated Copier company nro un der arrest hero today ponding Inves tigation Into a supposed Incoudtary flro which atartod yesterday In tho Via Oraiulo and Oversight mine of tho company and was still burning to day, Although hundred of men were workhiK within tho flro radius, all escaped. Tho Oversight flro la still datiRureua: that Iu (ho Vela (traudo shaft I under control, hut It la uu- cortaln whether tho shaft can bo ro tlmliurcd or a now ouo must bo sunk. controlled hy lluorta. Carrtuixu U ready tu grant that hut lm will not glvu Immunity to moil Involved In t,ho plot that resulted In Mudoro'n assa Hluntlon, Probably provisional Pros hloiil Carbajal will not object tu that exception, Anxiety over tho position that Villa mliiht takn during tho period uf MoxIco'h rocoiiHtruclloii conuld iirahly wa rolluvod hy word from tho northern general that ho would do ull In his power Iu laauguralo au era of pimt'ii and would co-opcrato with otlmr coaslltutloiiiillst leader. Kuilllaau 'upulu'H southurn ruhoU iiilitlnuud llmlr operalloim In tlm small (own near thu capital hut they wrro nut considered n a smluiis iniHisro hufttiisu apuU Iihn prninlsi'd lit fo-opeialloit In llm uU of l'l Jillsllwu, UROPEAN WA HAND OIWJON, HATt'KDAV, IE E FAILS After a Week of Sessions, Federal Board of Conciliation Announces That Its Effwts Have Been Futile Trylnu to Secure Basis for Ar bitration f Trouble, i flllCAUO, Jnlv J.i.Mfli-lion ha failed to ifettle tho wnco difler eucch hi'tween the ninety-fight wiv.1 itii railrondx ami their .Vi.OOO en xinemrii. After a week of neiotiH tlm fed trnl hoard of mediation an! conciliation todav i iinouni-cd tlm'. it was In'njr 1 rffeet a working liai liy which both Itlc would coiim'iii to arhitralf their diffeirncf.. Tho runouncfinfiit of the oriM i-i ueotiatioUM hetw-iiti tlio mediatorh and the wnrrintf employe nml em ployen whi made hy (1. W. V. Han gar, member of tho federal hoard of medialiou ami conciliation, who xaid: Heck ArMlmllon ItnMi ''It Iiiih he'eu apparent for Hie lii"l three or four days that Ihe ipictioii could not he Milled hy mediation, ami the hoard therefore H trying lo effect a workable ImM hy which both Milc will oimhent to nrliitratiou. New "proMial o holli Iho rcprv heulnlivcK of Iho eusiurmcii and fire men ami to tlm eoinmitlof of railway managers wen; nulitm'ttcd todav hv llm mediator anil the hoard i nwjii. iug repliex to iU pnipoul. Neither W. S. Stone, gland ehie engineer of llio.mitherliood of l-o romotiio Kngiureiv, imr S. Car ter, head nf tlio ilnitherhood of Ii coinolivc Firemen and Kiiuincmeu, would ilixciiM tho nature of Iho pro posal huhmitted hy the mediator. Kipial silcaeo was ohhon-ed hy tho official of tho railway iiiiiiiager' commit tee. which ha romluctcd ne gotiation. UNITED STATES TO BE NEUTRAL IN CASE OF CONFLICT WASHINGTON. July 23 -In ac cord with a policy of absoluto neu trality, should tho Austro-Sorvlnn crista doTctop Into war. any attempt by any of tho Interested power to purchaso American warships would bo promptly turned down by tho United States, iu tho opinion of offi cials hero today. It wag pointed out that tho recent salo of tho battleship Mississippi and Idaho to Greco could In uo lustaaco nerve for prece dent for further sale of ships to any European government. President Wilson might Issuo n proclamation ot neutrality which would clearly set forth just whit commcrco would bo permitted be tween this country and tho parties to tho conflict, which Kuropean chan cellors fear Is imminent. HUERTA AWAITS FAMILY TO PROCEED TO EUROPE INGSTON, Jttinulcu, July 25.--Goimra! Huertu has passed his llmo qutotly nl his hotel slnco his arrival hero from Puerto Moxlco. Uo dn dure that when tho other membors uf his family arrlvo ho will procooJ Immediately to Huropo, wheitco ho will watch thu course ot ovuuts In Moxlco. Charles H enrol In Oead CIIICAdO, Julv '-:. Chailc Hen rutin, l'lrt pi'ciileu( of llm Chlcauo Klunk exchange when it wa clali. lUhi'il in IHH'J, roldi'iit i'iuisiiI for IIi'IkIuiii and I'liiisiil gi'iicnil for Tur key, died u dm Immu hero loiluy. Ill ilculh was ftinhU'iii hm yi'tlni'ilay lm wit on tlm Hour of I be i-Xi'tmiixi', u UHHli .JlIV 25, 1014 BRIDE'S FATHER SHOOTS ELOPER HAVKHSTItAW. X. Y., July 'i';. A fricmlnhip that began when Will iam V. Cleary, (own clerk of lliU vil lage, and Frederick M. Newmun, one of the oivncr.H of the Hocklnml County MoiM'iiger, were boy J re called iu the htatement hy the latter im n ronton Tor not wanting- lo m-c Cleary, murderer of hii i-oti, F.ugeuc, pay the extreme jH-nalty for his crime. Young Xewiiinu wa4 find to denlh in the town clerk's office in the town hall on Thuiday, when he uhked CIcnry's forgiveneH for having eloiK'd with hi daughter, Anne Cleary. They were married a week ago at WVchawkon, X. Y.. ami the hoy carried hi. marriage certificate to show to Ihe father of hi bride. "I don't want Mill killed." Mild the hoyV father. "Vc went, lo tehool together; wo were political and i-ociul friend. My impers alway hacked him up and wc have joked together about (his affair of our children. Hut Hill wiii wreng: my hoy wiih nil right and Hill must not he t-et at liberty through politic or any other means. He muM have a term of imprison ment." Clcarv meanwhile N confined in the couutv jail at New City on n chargw of murder iu the first degree for the killing of hi fon-in-Inw. : KALAMA LUMBER PLANT DESTROYED , KAI.AMA. Wash.. July 25 Flro early today destro)ed tho big saw mill plant, lumber tock and wharf of tho Mountain Timber company on tho Columbia river front here. Tho loss wa estimated nt 1375,000 ot which $250,000 was cocvored by In surance. It Is thought that tho flro started from a hot box In the boiler room. When first discovered a largo part ot tho mill wa in flames. Tho mill crow and cltlzous responded to tho alarm and kept tho flame from Hprcadlng to other properties. Tho plant I owned by Nebraska capitalist. It I expected that it will bo rebuilt at onco. Tho mill waa practically rcbult last year and cuulppcd with modern machinery. ATTEMPT MADE TO KILL EGYPT'S KEDIVE CONSTANTINOPLE, July 4J3. As llm khedivo of Kgypt wa lciving llm grand vitieralo this afternoon, an Egyptian attempted to hluiol him. The lu-Miilaut was promptly Mint dowu by a member of Ihe khedive'ri suite. OF A twelve-foot vein of high-grudu emi-bituiuiiious coal was struck yos tcrday al Iho Little' & Hurr coal mine at tho base of lloxv Ann.' Thu find is considered the most impurlunt coal find mado in Iho liUtory of llm vol ley, ami that tho mine will bo able to supply all of the coal needed iu (ho valley, with enough for gas manu factum and for factories, i thu be lief of those that havu seen tho vein. Tho find was made hy William A. Hurr, milling and civil engineer. Hit has had large oxpcricucu in coal mines nil over North America, f.r timilarly In Mexico. Uu hcllovcil thai llogiiu Itivcr valley contained lingo I'uat ilcpuoIlM ami thu locating of llu new Lilllu & Hurr mine mum llm ro mill. Tlm finding of lm lwcUu-fo'. vein lin ruwiirdtnl hi lnvulliMlhu. Tlm mine I nl llif lm if lloxy AMU, hUlll III III M WOIIHIhIh (if P'llll, It I ubuut hrytf mvk Um MfvN SI PARDON VEIN GOOD DUEL O'ER CAILLAUX CASE LITTLE PROGRESS IN SETTLEMENT OF E CHICAGO, July '2-u The mo-t im portant meeting of the mtic wiih hcI for today in the federal medialiou in the wage ditpute between the engine men and the western railroads. Al though uo statement could be ob tained from the mediator or any of the disputant, it became known yes terday that littli! or no progresi had been made to a settlement, and (lint a general strike of eugincmeu on the ninety-eight railroad west of Chi cago might lake place at nny time. Itumorn that the .trikc would he called Tuesday were denied by one of the cngincmeu, who said: "It lm not progressed that far yet." Unofficially, however, it wiih xtnlcil that today's would probably be the last of the meetings with the federal mediators. The ciiginemen have promi-.ed to give two dny' notice of a strike. homeIuiml I I.ONDON, July tio. Since the fail lire of the conference of the Ulntcr situation between the leader of Ihe various political parties nt Hacking ham iwilaco, politicians have turned their attention to the next step to be taken iu the home rule controversy. It i understood that much depends on the result of the meeting of the Irish nationalist party on Monday, when the Irish members nf parliament will decide what altitude thev nrc go. iug to adopt toward (he bill to amend tlm Irish home rule bill. The amend ing bill comes up for discussion on Tuesday in the house of commons. Tho overnment is expected to urge the passage of Ihe second reading of the aiueudiutf bill as amended by the house of lord, so that it may be re stored to its original condition iu committee. UNION PACIFIC CLOSES - WASHINGTON, uly 25.. The lu- ter-stato commcrco commission, In au, order today, permits tho Union Pa cific to closo tho Colorado gateway for general traffic between exclusive points ot tho system In Oregon and Washington and place on and cast of the Missouri river. Tho system h required, however, to rovlso tariff to rcstoro route and privileges that heretofore havo existed In fruit nud lumber traffic. I Tho coal found is of high grade, hav ing excellent gas-mukiug quulilio. and good steaming uud coking ipiali tic. It contains almost no oul;liui', Further investigation of the mine will continue, uud thu actual working of tho vein will begin at once. It is thought Hint tlio company will be able to mipply coal to the gas com pany, which at present uos crude oil. Tlm cement company at Gold Hill is another largo market for coa'. Tlm only difficulty in tlm way of iiumcdiuto development of tlm mine Is poor transportation to a rail way. Hurr & Utile will work on this prob lem ami hope soon o have IhU dif ficullv icmoM'd. It ha been u Koxtcd that the iiiinr-oniu'i'n make in mugi'mi'iilM with Iho liilcruiluiu com puny for n ruiipoi!nlioii of coal by I'li'olrin power. Tho ulicilcnr lino ill pici'lit gut1 lo Hlskiyuu llcjuhi'i iihiI II IlioiiKht.llml I'oiMrui'ilou lo Ihv Mini U iuH41ly. LOAD DIPT NEX MONDAY A DISCOVERED NO. 107 EOVE MISSIVES Mm. Caillaux Faints When Burntof Epistles of Love Are Read in Ctwl Chief Judge Challenfcs Associ ate ta Fiht Caillaux LmmI tt Kiss Prisoner MHIIien Times. PAULS, July 2.7 The chief judge challenging one of his colleagues lo n duel, the reading of tho "mycteri ous" letters which were mipposed to affect the case so profoundly, nml the physical collapse in court of Mine. Caillaux were three incidents which today stirred Ihe emotions in connection with the trial of Mine. Caillaux for tho murder of Onstoit Calmcttc. A peculiarly French iitmophore was lent to the uffair by the quar rel of the judges. This was ndded to by the piquant contents of tho former premier's love letters, whoso recital before the public caused tlm prisoner to full unconscious and to remain for n long time in n swoon. Hcyond the rending of the letters, little progress was made, nml it was generally expected that the trial would extend far into next week. Challenge to n DhcI A challenge to a duel was scut by Judge Louis Albnnel, presiding judge, to Judge Louis Dngoury, one of the three other judges sitting on the bench with him. Tlm quarrel arose out of an incident which occurred at the palace of justice late lust night, but its nature could not ho ascer tained. The seconds npintcd by Judge Albnnel arc General Jules Uateiu, former military governor of Paris, nml Amile Hruncau de Laliori. When Ihe discussion concerning the rending of Mme. OucydaiiV letters seemed to be going unfavorably for the defense during yesterday's hear ing. Judge Albnnel announced that there would bo a recess. The Figaro uf firms today that Judge Dngoury then said in low loncs, "you dis honor us, sir." 3 The two judges after going into their private room during the roccs, engaged in n healed discussion, it was said. This morning, however, n rt'imrt of it was made public on the front page from tho Figaro, which left Judge Albnnel uo option but to send bin seconds to his colleague. SuspciuUsl Amid Uproar Tho sitting of the court immediate ly mis pen ded amid great uproar. As soon as the court had opened Muitre Labori began reading some of the Gueydau letters. He remarked when he took up the second ene: ''In this you will find burning love, but nothing indecent, a common rumor has reported." In the letter, M. Cnillaux writing to the present Mme. Caillaux before his divorce from Madamo (lueydaii, referred to the happiness he would (Continued on paica 3.) I F OF WASHINGTON, July 2.V Charles M. Johnson of Indianapolis has been designated by llm statu department as accepted by the Dominican repub lic as a financial expert lo untauglu llm complication which involve Kuropean interests and threaten American Intervention. At the request of Acting Secretary Phillips of the statu department, Ike navy department todav ordure) tlm gunboat MarlicltH at Hhhchm, Do iuicait republic, u prwccwl at, ohwi u, Hun Pedro ilu Mst'ori. whvr mw disorder Imve binknu ml H'W ilcnlh of two jihHvim (hi h At owned sPKiir pliMiNlM, TJwi niuml of uiolwihm ftmtt turn ) T CAUSE COLLAPSE dm NAMED FR INN SANTO DOMINO M I WW)' uf Utt imtn&i 0wm, (i