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ANTI-AMERICAN
FEELING BITTER
THROUGH
MEXICO
BODY OF AMERICAN POUND JUST
OVER LINK
STIFF NOTE SENT CARRANZA CIRCUSES WILL
PAY A LICENSE
Administration Refuses to Withdraw.
, and Gives Its Reasons
for so Deciding
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Sptelal Agent Rodgora at Mexico City
Is Arranging for Special Train to
Move Amaricana from Capital Sal.
tlllo Reported at Embittered Fol.
Jawing Carranta Reply, Arredondo
Cuta Engagement
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BAOLB PAB8, Juno 20. Tho antl
American feeling In Intense at Saltlllo.
It la reported that aovoral AmoricanA
and Englishmen wero forcod to acek
refute In the British consulates 8unday
night.
Ttjese demonatratlons occurred after
Consul Genoral Sllllmau departed for
the border.
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WA8HINOTON, D. C, Juno 20.
Special Agent Rogers at Mexico
City wired tho etato department that
he haa arranged for a special train to
lake Americana from tho capital to
reorrow. .
Rodgora wired that anti-American
.demonstrations there are serious.
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LAREDO, June 20. Mexican aro
circulating wild rumors tending to low
rr American prestige. A Ncuro La
redo newspaper declares that General
1'orshlng haa agreed to leave Mexico,
nlwidonlng hla artillery,, motor truck
nnd mutation.
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BROWNSVILLE. June 20. The
Itody of William Broene, an American
cuttle. buyer, waa found on tho Max.
Iran aide of the river. A. bulled bole
In hla bead waa dlacoverad, and Broeno
hnd been dead for several days.
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. "ii.ua!, until war iia rsavtjv vr,.Hi 'mmetncie
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npwimini nw arseroa tne aasnermaaur aepartment.ac-fet Jaaa; ihw'
ten, to pureaaM ftavogg horses awl nralss fsr
will be advertised'fer iirnnedlatelyT antrthe
asMmbly at varieiis statlsns thrsuihsut'tiw
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This is Brigadier General, Frederick
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j department of the United 'States army.
'j who v,wffl' command the atllltiA calledi i-nited II e Sen-ice
' I to the border. Mexican affairs area onaVi Aun i...
.(Specialty with, Fanaton, as be com
manded.the first American expedition
ary army to enter Mexico during the
Wilson, administration, holding Vera
Crux for several months, and be has
He declined te divulge iWry ,.rdem.Vhi reislf 'Jj
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Two Views of gecretaryof state Lansing (
United rrensonlce r.inza government is charged with not.
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ALL WSHT, ANO OftOERS WAR-1 Funston is another general who haa
teer foreMl He wan a member of oae
'of the Kansas reglraeaes aeat to the
iPbiUpateas la 1MT,
system installed hyi m
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be distributed, along the herder from the Oulf of Mexlee to CaUfsrala.
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ll th tnvf'nf tha lnne nnlM 'lent "to hnnHIt IoAom .-w,-'-t. '-i'is. fiftavatikM
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Carranta in reply to hla demands forf Cairantalls also charged with nttfnircfdetl that tie' Syatoa,' la aajtifitotwj !
a withdrawal of American troops. The iy falling to take proper steps for the The ooaacll, at Its sseetlag last;
note threatens Carrania with "the ' apprehension of Villa. night, therefore Moved the tssasnee'
gravest consequences" if bis troops ' Detailing the attacks upon Browns- lof a warrant tot pay for the .ayateas. I
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nttnek the Americans.
vllle and the ferry, the Progresso post-
TOMORROW NIGHT
PORTLAND, Juno iK.--Aeti.taMt Oeneral Whlto.
toon.Nstlenal, Ouard, annsiwiaas' that mwilsBtlefi ef tl?Sirtiaaa. fi
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Instills, the administration positive- office and Las Peladaa, the note de-1
declines to withdraw tne expeai-. clares that tne carranzista aaneraats
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WASHINaTON. D. C, Juno 20.
Mexican Ambassador Arredondo can
colled his agreement to see Secretary
of State Lansing this afternoon, after
ho received a copy of tho govern
ment's reply to Carransa's demands.
No reason waa given for hla action.
y
tlons. participated in the burning,. killing and
The note excoriates Carranza for bis looting with ruthless barbarity. The
failure to co-operato with the United. San Ysabel massacre is cited, and Car
States in hunting out Villa and the ranza is charged with failure to give
other bandits. It also resents Car-.proper protection.
ranza'tt Intimations of bad faith.
The note charges Carranza withi
TRENCH MACHINE
FOR DITOH WORK
Jj.nitod frewa Servtca
WASHINGTON, 0. C. Jww aaws-rssWe WHee
ate cemmlttea an naval-a to 'saaclfy at toast; Md
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AFFAIR IS OIVEN TO RAISE FUNDS 'navy bill. He wants two dreadneMghtsJf 'pwsWe.
FOR KEEPING KLAMATH FALLS
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WASHINGTON,, D. &, Jims aW-Majer General Leaaar. '.m&mf
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"America cannot recede from her. failure to even attempt a frustration,
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.manaing tha asaartmsnt ef tha East, today resusetod Saaraeana?4War
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OH PAVEMENT IS
TO DE REPAIRED
Ma.! il,
All-. a Ji -t.af A k.I SoIik 1.AB a S ITIllArM lao.til!. aMaI aaAltmB awaw. "- : . .. .-
hcuiou ocitrrniinaiiua w nmuuniu , vn uyovno uooisno auuaKnura- RECLAMATION SERVICE SECURES An opportunity for the loyal fans to
national rights and prevent further, ica. It also points opt the fact taaV . donate toward the maintenance of the
raids across the bordor," says the Carranza did not even attempt to halt , A machine to, DIG the, SMALL tan team fl at the gaH0 Ubo y, Spain. He was aevernr-aMral -ef Cwha for severa
note. In It are also.chargca that the.Vllla'a flight after the Cohmbtu nM. nlTeHsjft im cr.iuHscrinij wiru an evening of danclnc. wUl he Uterd-'ccntly completed a term as ehlef af'etoi aif the UaMsd
. a.. -..ait ..i..I,Im iiMHlaM HwtMAi4u TttAtaA attat aava 4titm haIa AMn. r . . r ."
pnOTim iaiMn, mucuww i....., ..,,,..-.,., - C(j tomorrow night, when the baseball j . i j
iiiivd nut uu uu.j..TO w. - -- -..... - - - w.....--. -..-.-, oeneat aance win be given at Hobs- cnlied Press Sarvtoa "' "
in uuj . .......-o . ,.wr- . ton's opera nouse. Tne nroceeas win
ter tovM : war iwfth ';?-
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governmdent v statements regarding the Scott-Ob-
Scores of Instances of bandlto by(regon conference areyall answered in
Mexican bands are recited. The Car- detail,
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IN FEW DAYS
type of streets. Ho will clean, re-olr
nnd repress tho worn spots on a yard. ,
age basis.
I Portions of Third, Sixth and Wghth f
COUNCILAMOUNT OFUreets and Oregon avenue are to no
repaired. The council will, in a few
days, determine the extent of .the, work
to he' done.
BID OF J. H. GARRETT IS ACCEPT
ED BY
WORK IS TO BE DETERMINED
CONSCRIPTION
, Tha Brat stop in maintenance of the
oiled Bucadaa streets was token whsn
(be council last night accepted J. H,
Oarrstt's aid far the repair of this
IS
TALKED IN MINN.
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. The aat equips tohe aevUiad Houston's opera house was donated itomorrw ? "---".'
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Here from Dorrls
John B. Hubbard came la last sight
from Dorrls on a business trip. He
reports great preparations for the
Fourth of July celebration taara.
Paving Delinquencies a
Cause of Some Concern
QUESTION OF RAISING THE NA.
TIONAL GUARD TO FULL WAR
STRENGTH IS ONE BOTHERINS.
THE STAFF
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Although many owners of property
Xatoaa aavsd streets are promptly pay
tat their paving assessments, auay
others are not doing . The iatarast
coapaas.'oa pa paving bonds are
clipped aBdprassBted' regularly, how
ever, aad tha asysMst of the InteraaL
therefore, becomes a rather, serloas
jproiotltioB- " f
la aa afart to allevUU this condi
tion, aad force the dellatueats to pay
p, the Saaaee eonualttae will work
thU week upda soats plaa of actios
At aa pursued. This may result la
wna forfelesvrts of Uapwvaatoat
Haas.
A motion waa made by Miller to
Instruct the police Judge to enforce M
the payment) of all delinquent paving
liens along Eighth and Ninth streets
not 'under the Bancroft, or ten-year
payment plan. This was finally chang
ed to all delinquent liens on all paved
streets.. and after considerable discus
Bio, li was decided that this would
be, quite a little chunk to bite off all
at once, aad' the motion was lost
., MlUetUea' move to put the matter
up to the finance committee, the com
mittee to report Maaday sight. ThU
was
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ST. PAUL. Minn., June . Coa-
tunvlntlnn tnav tm IcxTC.fA UDOS HlBBS.
soU men capable of bearing anas, to
recruit the Minnesota natloaal gaard
to full war strength.
The Minnesota military coda' pro
vides for enrollment of eligible 'arms '
bearers, with the taking of each can
ass. High mlUtary authorities today said
they considered this clause suSloteat
by tha 'Klamath reclaaaatlon oroiect v. ...i.. v. r v ira- n-
la an AasUn tr-ch digger. This wlU Peerless orchestra "donated its ser.;"
Va, asaJ fa wn .- km -Mall L
mmwm .- -w -.- - rices also, and splendid music win he
ditches 'la connection with .the drain-a featsra of the daaca.
age system, rii - i -i
The asa of tha awe-las, oMclals say, '
will greatly Tedaea tha east of con-trucUa--ofthe
dltoaas as compared
with tha cost of small ooatract or. fores I
account -arews. ',5 I
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MARE ISLAND. June -tU-The -eatravara atauiart .-!
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The destroy rs Preble and Part Jones leave July IsC; yj:S
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ROOSEVELT WILL
CITIZENSHIP IS
GRANTED TO FOUR
Frenchman's Letter Said
to Show Soul of
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DAYONE MAN'S APPLICATION
IS CONTINUBD
COLONEL vPLANS TO MAKE A,
STATSMENT JUST AFTER THBj At -at-j-jiaiuo- examlaatlaas
BULL MOOSE COMMITTEE MEET-' conducted before Circuit JudgeKuy-
ikendall yeatorday, the followlag ware
INQ NEXT WEBK 'granted full cltlsenshlp:
I Joe Kotara of Malln, a aatlve of
. A y " Austria-Hungary.
Unite Press Sarvtoa ( AMtm U9iini natlTe u
oymtsiii ax, Jsae w.-u was Austria-Huasary.
at vou-iuu m j wmvm -i .ub utavj w v n... . ij. -.-av aa.. .-
ground for forcing Minnesota men to coloSel-BoossYtit U plaaalag to asa-' .?"" iZZrZZJZrZl
llrly endorse Hughes' aaMMaey. jthBrt appltaatto-. a subject of Otaat
t This eadorsemeati will as made lm-, Britain.
uedlatelr attar tha pragrasslve na- --. -,i. ! , stin. . .
' . " i One vBppUeaUoa considered vaster-
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LONDON, June 10 (By Malt).
"There speaks the soul' of fraaae,"
aald Franklin jBoaUloa, tha dis-aaaish-ed
French, deputy, at tha iBMricas
Luncheon Club la, Laaaaa, attar; read
ing this touching letter writtoa by a
French
, -. 'mere tNMKauttoa. aad'I'.lMMiVaa aa aa-
it-V Jalda vo a'lu--M''-M''ai.Ml
( tn" .-Mill
S3fc
side you andheeptyaa'M
but as rsaldr-w;:aat:lBtowa;:;;,to
ay 'owe .wiviw-bwbb fN
wlth good eheer aad ta,i
"Am tot ram, aa;sata Jih.alirafB,.
tovad. yos aaddo ,teW: tor -ar;-Nra,
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soldier,. Osorte Betoad. a 0"n you, to ha Mattot'
enlistment The matter may aa
brought before the state supreme eaart
for a test
Activity la recruiting is due to the
disbanding of four national guard com
panies aad threatened disbanding at
several others, due. It la said, te tap.
efficiency aad' the fact that the gaard
Is below paae etraagth.
In on Business r .
U. ML Lea-Boa of Plaa Flat
coaaty seat vtoHse today.
Cronemlllar Vfsito
day was deferred aatll .September.
.This afternooa, other appUsatloaa are
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Fred P. Croaemiller, fonaer receiver being aasaalaed.
of tbe.Lakevlew laM. aatoe, aad the ,
owner of the X-Ocevtoarv-bMU-lner, la. Here from Algema
vbtKlac
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d JVBaBBmy naaawaa
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cook, to his wife.
"My dear Yvonae; Don't be. wor
ried. I have good hopes of seeing yoa
again, as well aa our, dear' hay,; Kay.
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