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THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR
FIELD OF WATERLOO
SIIWAQ
OH ANNIVERSARY
After 100 Years Famous Bat
tle Ground Again Soaked
FRENCH BEGIN MIGHTY
RUSH UPON GERMAN LINE
Berlin Officially Admits Enemy
Has Penertated Line
Near Arras
Paris, June IS. Furious fighting o
an eight-mile front north of Arras,
over shell-wreckeil trenches ami hill
sides strewn with dead ami living,
innrKe.l the centenary of the battie of
aterloo.
One hiimlre.l years after the great
iiiniy of" Napoleon was erusheil found
I' reneh soldiers today milking desperate
'Herts to gain nilv.intnges of a few
j.u.is or the Uermtins so securely dug
... ..r.i j n mii sou. Uetermiiio.l of
torts arc being made t surround a (ior
man foree in a ravine east of the Lo
lette hills. From sjouchez FriMieii nr
tillery is sweeping the fortifications
ot the enemy, while the infantry forces
are hurling themselves against' 20(1,000
Cormnns before Lens.
The greatest importance is attached
to the fighting near in progress in this
region.
Declaration cf the official statement
todny that no reports of progress
might be expected for at least 11 hours
nicrensed the tension in Paris. For
weeks it has been Minted that a miuhtv
smash iH'uinst the German lino uiiglit
ne c.ieiiuu upon me anniversary of
wtiterioo.
Turious eonnter attacks are being de
, li 1 "p umi"1"9. "I' reports
""II me nooi announce, tosh mi f
n'.'inl with the bayonet, hurling bomb
aim llHlut grenm CS lUltlll.st. tl.n l.'r l,
"lies, tue most desperate efforts are I council before a new note regarding in-! were flooded ami bridges wiped out.
Jjeiiig made bv the enemy to stem the j terference. with neutral commerce is for-' Communication with the territory af
I'reiii.ji nttaek. The loss of Lens would j warded to I.on.toi. Ifecte.l was demoralized today and full
'orce a readjustment of tiie entire tier- With admissions from London that ' '! ui l were lacking.
mini line from Arras to the sea. Thei"" answer is now being prepared tu1 A. bridgu eolliipsed nt Wist Morelaud
("Miiiiins are therefore battling for con- this government's first protest ciime in-1 under a Kansas Southern & (lulf train,
tinned possession (if the ground they ' tinuitions toilny t.iat Great Uritain ! resulting in the death (if tiiree persous.
new hold with utter disregard for hu-1 hopes to dispute the American claim of Those killed were Charles Morris, of
o'c I trade havinu sofi'ci-c.l In tliiy ,,... i Kansas. President of the road: (Juv
housands of shells are being hurled
"pmist too lierman positions bv French
1'ieees. Hundreds of yards of entapgle
meiits before the tlerman trenches are
"''. lured to liavo been torn up bv the
''''"'h fire nml through those 'gaps
'he inftantrr hnn i-iwl,,l ,i.,ti
I'l
is with the Herman defenders.
Fighting continues
In tho
Vniges,
wncre continued
'ard Colmar.
progress is
reported
French Penetrate Line.
'''rlin, vin wireless to Lomlon, dune
s The French have succeeded in
Mcntiating the German trenches at
ur points north of Arras, it was offi
1 "illy admitted today.
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Wealthy Orchardist May Die
From Injuries-Auto
Turns Turtle
M .Ifiiul, Ore., Juno Is. Stewart I
1 atterson, n wealth v orchardist of Med-1
"M. was probably fatally iniuied car 1
today when an nutomul.ile driven by1
Miut7.fr. of San Kruncisco, pltingeil
'"mi the Pacific highway and, turning
01'r three times, was 'demolished uti
i. in side of the road. I
c. Haillnrgeon, of San Francisco.
filtered a eonipntind fracture of the
'liht leg, nml Mintzer had three ribs'
broken. I
. ' L. Eyre, of
San Francis. the
'lurth
Oceilllllllt. of tliA ,nr osc-lpcd'
"''h minor injuries, although thrown
-.'I feet. I
Hie accident occurred near tho I'liir -
-""lllds. Thn nr - ou.,,.,.1 l,v- l. ol-
Zi..
Patterson
who was riding in the
' ..nt
seat with Mintzer. wits thrown
the
inr .1;....,:... i.; l I
I. - ,...,..,i.n ... .. .. ..
1 Mist!. - .I....I.1. . .1...
,, n ...in. mi- inieinie .1;
m: ..... I . f . .. ..
ii iru.-iure or ir e aw.
the Saec.-.l ll, 1 ... 1 ;i u-ns
.nl ... . .. , .. . ,' ' ..
."..ersuu nun mile i-nan.'e 01 re-
".v.-rv.
,, A"i'ling to members of the partv
'" 'ideiit was caused bv th" electric
'''u Kil" out just before a sharp
"" in th" Pacific highwuv as it en-
"-rs M ,1. 1 ... 1 . , ,
hi nilIt reaciie-i.
I party from San Trami-ci nr
r'e. ill l.,.t....i ....1 , ...,r
"t 1 Mia. I :. 1 .. . . :.. M..1.I
nml stopt ed in Med -
f ,
1 to
v sii f, ;.!.
ti : .
automobile was returning from
dan... 1. ..1 1 ... ...... ' .... ..1.
' ' - III lllllnh u-n. r II, f tr.ltn
MEDFORD MAN INJURED
f held at toe Cuuutrv .'i.b.
NO ONE WANTED WAR
YET THOUSANDS DIE--NO
VOICE FOR PEACE
stlmt::"! K.-Ti"
7" " wi mi r oecretary of sitate,
mi's statement on "tho
causeless'
war ' headed "The Way Out," liiveu:
out today, was in part as follows: I
Mediation, is the means provided bv
international agreement through which
belligerents can be brought Into confer-,
ence. 1'roviding time for the investi-'
Ration of all disnutea is the ma. i...1
- -
ii , ne nns not taken the public
to his confidence
in-,
When tho president suggested medi
ation at the beginning of the struggle,
the answers received from various rul
ers were so much alike, one telernin
might have served for all. The sub
stance of each was:
' did not want war
blame.'
I am not to
"Some dnv
the accumulated suffer-!
its limit: some dav the
ing will reach its limit; some
Dent im ..,...!!. ...1.1..L .,- ' .
1 . 1 ,K," 1 "uuu war isi
CI"ISI" ' 'a voice. Then, if not
Administration Will Next Take
Up Question Of Interfer
ance With Mails
(By John Edwin Nevin.)
(I'nited Press Stnff Correspondents
Washington, .lone IS Kngland hopes! nwln which swept portions of the states,
"beat America tu it" by replying to j "uildings were unroofed, trees uproot
the iii'iiiiuiil itt-nt.tut !' ' il,., ' l '.. ;...! I eil iitnl silos no, I I'lii-in Iniililiiufs simisli.
iMtuti.a ,,.,;.,t tl... .. I...
'inn the ltritish foreign olli
will cite
the figures of .Secretary of
Ciinnierce
Kclfield, showing a billion dollar trade
oalance in tavor ot tho I luted States.
I'.iiglund will attempt to show, it is
claimed, that while American tra.l.i
with (lermany has been stopped, ex
ports to contiguous neutral countries
are so large that there is no .limbt
much of the goods sold from t.iis coun
try ultimately reach dcrmnnv.
No intimation is given of wheu Eng
land 's reply may lie expected, but it
is certain to be unsatisfactory lo the
administration.
President Wilson has ordered tho
state department tci prepare figures
showing the number of American car
goes held up by the Hritih. With
these statistics to present, the president
will maintain that whether American
trade has gained or lost since the Brit
ish order in council became effective
is not nn issue. He will insist upon
the right of this eoiinny to fr loin of
the seas whether the transportation (it
freight or passengers is involved.
The only el feet of the note from Kng
hind, now in course of preparation, will
lie to slightly delay the promised com
munication fi out tho president, it is
limlcMni'l.
Iii addition to dealing with the gen
eral epiestion of interference with com
merce, it is known thut t.ie administra
tion's next note will also take up Kng
laud's interference with American
muils.
Capture of Lemberg
Is German Objective
(By J. W. T. Mason.)
, V . ,il..ii for III" l llite l Pt
New Volk. .lull" Is. - Aun.iniceliieiit
Ih,. ..I l.einl.crg is due at any
,1""
il.il.
I'll,. Au.tr - ai" wiiniii
.. il... .ontliwesl an. I the (.er-
mans within il" mil"
the northwest.
Pr.eiiK"! and
" tl ulioad i i
I Lemberg. a .li-lnn. .
I,- lil mile- is in
u mil
-.clou ot
Icii-ch ot
I liiiv u cot,
I -.
T, .ii toll . 1 !i.'
olltel
, , .
.... I. .v.. been lea. tied
. , .. .., ,,,,.,11
It V
t.ntl'ii ol ttoop'
Mil. I HO' ,'
1.,- ii. Un.-ians .an s:i
I.ernPcrg
f " ".
The i.ennan- an
now
l.v elopin
new tadiol n.amu "
Ku-ians from r-lirin.
ciiMilidat't'i: ":r
Part ol ':'1""'1
v 1. dlivni'f H"
1. t-revellt
th.
l.emb.'tg and
tn.nl delelise.
Macl.en-cn '
!av net"" tl"'
.iin.latv. o!fe.-tite-from
Lemberg.
, - . , 1
northern 1.11 niaa
Iv cutting them nt
nl.ou the irt."l."T
1 ' '' ,,,,, arc i..d t.ro-
Til" OOCKllloll
.nier 'uin "' ..1....1 ,
r. ton v. in '"
. LTC-SlliK - ;.
, grc
... iiiterriil"i ""
ru.au cross-, p
Iuu
SALEM,
of the war .one will
I'ause ami listen the
atom niintitmit
'Why do we die,' a question which
Miaues tnrones and marks the farther
most limits of arbitrary power.
"When can peace be restored f Any
time now, if the participants are real
ly weary of this war and are ready for
it to end."
What cay inhecatcs of pon-o ih.l
first, they can crystallize neaco
a coercive force. Neu-
rintr'Cirurr'
again and again until our offer or some
other nations offer is accepted!
second, tue pence treaty should
provide for investigation by "a perma
nent international committee of all dis
putes which may arise, no matter of
what character or of what nature.
"WJjnt cause for war is of such a
magnitude that nations can afford to
commence shooting before the cause is
investioiite, ? Tim tf..,,).!,, i,na i
that while they have been abundantly
i sninillcl ..-in, ,,,.,..1,1 c ., . '
' '." war, uy
nave possessed no machinery for the
promotion of peace." '
Tornado and Electric Storm
Leaves Death and Devas
tation In Wake
Kansas City, Mo,, dune 1H. Seven
persons are Known to l deml, many
were injured find heavy property dam
age was done in Knnsas and Missouri
by an electric and rninstrom and tor
i,,l i,.rilt,,ii.,l v,.r l',..LU Km-,,w
.ioms, ins son, anil .Mtlin Outlier, a
! 'Iruggisl. Five other passengers escap
ed. I lie lirplge lunl Iicimi weakined by
a cloudburst. The niilroad is only a
few miles long and is in the hands of
receivers. Its (in I v rolling stock is an
i!d auto touring cur moiinled on trucks.
Three persons were killed in Itichmoud,
Mo., u nil one woman was frightened to
death in KniMis city.
(I. C. Williams, a farmer living norih
west of llii ntiiond, and his wile wen'
seriously injured when their dwelling
was swept from its foundations. The
house was dropped in uu open field
soine diitance nwiiv.
)c))c!C!C)C)Csi()JC,I(!t!l(Jt!((l(
GERMAN LOSS HEAVY
Heme, Switzerland, dune IK '
The newspaper Tiigwa.ht, so
cialist organ, t.i.lny announced
it lia.l pitit' infi.iniati.nl that
,'tss.st'l (ieruiuns had been
killed in the unr up to the end
of Mni.li, while on.oiio others
missing were probably .lend.
Two tlioiisiiiid liciniaiin have
I n killed in i ly, the paper
declared.
The Tiigwaeht slated it was
reliably i n fun I that the Her
man w i. nn. led nt the beginning
of Mav immlieied M.Ti.ns.
I iliL' tl' .'It I
cl. ill. and til.
k,., -1 1 1 .. erois
Hits of tile .V:"'H"ii
far - Mh. ii-t to in' 0
situation at ptc-enl
nre imi.ertuf.t l.c a11'
reported too '
th" L.iiberg
, never, tlo-.v !
Hi.
prevent til"
li;il"';!l from
l.'e.Mi.ns III MCitliell.tetn
. no.v I KIT to II--I-I III Ihe defense of l.etl.
lietL'.
'fli,. A. 1. trains along the (.ruder
1I.1..1.1.... in rot 0I1 Hie I(ii..ii.n along
in., line,, lei. Il the (.erilil.ll
tb-
lire I loos Clot eh to mo
........ Ihe Hue null. .ads nil
l.-ld
llmar. I from l.elld.el.' til" l.'llssiall
I ln.-ti-i army may be. mil" I'.ibilcl.
It is up aid.' tint the Ai.fti" 'icr
tllll (leslie 10 l"OI.'.I" inr
the north, soiith and soiilh.H'
ni.ni.s the is..lnli.ri ol tli"
uro.v a.'luallv before l.clld.-ig
whn Ii
Kns-iao ,
II' Ih.-
I. i ...inipllllc'l I''
I.e followed bv S d
.lioitulatioii will
integration of th"
fuitlier surrenders'
, ar s lor.es ami 10
on an initio ne al.
. The I.eml.eig r.-.
III., Ihcrefiirc, ni)'
I, the m.i-t
l.-i.-iilar of S'.)
Ihe war. I
ions el'Lae."'!!"-..! ...
t
OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE
The Famous Italian Watering
Place Terrorized By Aus
trian Bombardment
ANCIENT CHURCHES AND
BUILDINGS UNTOUCHED
Berlin Statement Says Rus
. sians Give Way Before
Onslaught of Troops
Home, June 18. An Austrian cruiser
and four deatroydrs bonibnr.led Faun,
noted Italian watering place in the
Adriatic today.
The bouilxirdmont lasted for several
minutes, but nn official statement is
sued from the ministry of marine this
afternoon stated that 'the damage was
"insignificant."
Tln Austrian warshi evidently
planned to tear up the Havennn-Ancnnii
railway in their attack. A number of
hells landed in the vicinity of the stn-
tiun, but i hit the structure, and it
escaped undamaged. Several shells fell
in the neighborlioiil of famous churches
and public buildings, but only slight
damage was done.
ltesidents ol Pa no took refuge in
cellars, with the appearance of the Aus
Irieji warships, and no casualties were
reported. When the attneking vessels
withdrew, the people poured out of
tVir hiding places, hoisted flngs and
cheered the king, the nrinv ami the
navy.
The first nimounciunent from the
ministry of mariijo tcporting the attack
iikjii the town diif not state the dam
ago done by the enemy wnrs.iips.
Official r.'K)ils to the war office to
day declared the engagement being
pressing about (loritz by the Italians
is being cnntiniied with 'renewed inten
sity. Six miles north, the Italians have
seued tint tortilied heights surround
ing I'lnwi on the east bank of the Isoti
zo. The Austrian were driven out with
heavy losses.
(ioritz is being heavily bdnbaided.
Tho Malum nilillery has destroyed t,m
railway station there.
It is admitted that tho Austrian im
pressing an offensive down the Adigo
valley when the Italians advanced to
ward Trieste. This is the first impwl
ant offensive developed, by the Aos
trians.
le no, bombarded by the Austrian
fleet, is eight miles southeast of San1
Mnriiio. It has a population of L; I .
snd is famous for the triumphal arch !
there erected to Augustus. Too old
cathedral located at Kuno f ( it-iiincd
CIII18 IF FAND
FLEE FROM SHELLS
OF AUSTRIAN FLEET
many treasurer of art. 1
Pola, from which the Austrian iit-i'"1' ntrein iini-nts in the (ln.,1 -k In!,
tack was probably directed, is K.1 miles; r''' ". 'I hese positions were bombii ;
iiorllieast 1 1 oiii lano, across the Adri-i1'"
atir.
Oeriitan Advance Continues.
Herbn, via wireless tu Loudon, June
Is. (iiTinnu troops have crossed into
l.'tissiiin territory from nortoern (la
beta.
The left wing of flenenil Von Muck-
onsen's a i my has crossed the border
ileal Taruogiii. I and tho Slavs are with
drawing further north toward the
T.'inef nver, il was officially an in cod
t.nluv. The Timet is ab.rit eight miles
i ii-.i.e tip' Polish frontier.
Moving ea-twaid on a 20-mile front
with .lam-Inn and Przcmvsl as the
!'. the Austin Hermans are steadily
Ihiiisting the Slavs buck closer upon
Leu. berg, the ollo'lnl stllteuieilt decllir
ed. Tl." It ,-iiiii forces have now been
tercel bad, upon prepared positions
11b. nt (imdek, only l.l miles from Lc.11-
I berg. There it l- expected a stand will
jl,e mad.- by the Passions, but unofficial
di-; .iteh.-s de, lure there is every ren
-on to bid. eve that (leiierul Voo Mack
enscii will I .- able to enrry not his plan
of ....iipving l.ellibelg willnii two
W.cU
T.mi larir-' An.tro (l.-rinnn forces nr.
111 ! --i r. o l.ct .re Hi.. dek, only 1-1 miles
from the ;iy. v here th" Idi.nnns 111
f.roiiglv cntrcni lnd behind prcvinmlc
iircpiii.-d .-.tc.'.s. One for.-e of t'."
Ted . rue nlli. . in moving i.t.tw..r.l
:l1""'-
11
"i .rib
tl
..:i' fiorn Pizi-niv "I wli'l.-
, ml i pre. sing forward from ihe
1.1 t'lro-irli Jnvorof. 'flic f.i.nt
d f- t! two tiriiiies ii- in-.r
'i ii.il.-..
i.ii.ci.i "tnti. merit lo.bv en
I th" l.-r.remelil of tl n 11, V
'Ir
Tu'
lio'lll-
The Weather
mud
' J
WOULD
1 ally fair Innight
and Saturday;
L- westerly muds.
18, 1915.
LATEST WAR HERO
Aviator Who Wrecked Zep
pelin Tumbles From Aero
plane In France
London, .Im,,, I!). All Kng,i was
shocked today by the death of th
nation's latest hero, Ideuteuunt Hcgi
mild A. J. Warnefor.l, the voung Ca
nadian, who was the first aviator tu!
successfully attack mid destroy a Zep
pelin. After having been awarded the
Highest honors that could come to
soldier, Lieutenant Wardefonl was kill
ed when an aeroplane in which he hud
taken Henry llcnch Needham, the Am
erican writer, iiihiii a pleasure flight,
tell trom n height of .100 feet. Need
ham also lost his life.
Not icily was the young Cniiiidinn
awarded the Victoria Cross for his
feat of having successfully dropped
bombs upon the Zeppelin,' but King
(..eorge sent him a personal letter of
coiigratulnliou. Km nee awarded him
the cross of the Legion of ll.mor. ,.
went to Paris, where the decoration
was conferred upon him, and it was
while on this visit that he went to the
nv'" enter, went aloft with Nofd-
hani and fell to his death.
Lieutenant Warueford was recent,
addition lo the llritish thing corps.
He took his first lessons only lust Keb-
runry and joi I the llritish aviators
at the front only a few weeks before
gaining world wide fuino as the first
aviator to destroy a Herman airship.
I he Zeppelin struck by Wameford 's
bombs blew up Hu.l cm-hisl tu the
ground witn it ,.n,w f , w)ll)
were killed. The Zeppelin was com
pletely destroyed.
Court of Appeals Sustains'?!
Lower Decision Granting
Jury Trial
Albany, N'. V., Jons IS. Th mrl
of appeals took final action in the case
of Hurry K. Thaw today, sustaining
the decision of Juslicc Hendricks grunt
ing him a sanity trial by jury.
Justice llcmiri.'ks of the supreme
court ruled that Thaw was entitled to
ha vii his sanity tested by a jury on
April L'.'l, following Thaw's acquittal
on a conspiracy cliaige brought against
. '""""'"'H "is sensational eseai.e
" '''""' Attorney (ienenil
","""",ry opposed the ilecision and i-ur-
""' ''"url of appeals
nlnch speeifieiilly uffiii the ruling
: of Ihe lower court.
''Y '"'rniiin artillery ycslerd.iy nml
ii.plitp.mil niis lire being brought
to pin n in the viork ot red o n
di'fenses.
H vii 1 1 n n troops have penetrated five
miles Into Itussian territory in hairass
ing the rctr.-iiting Itossiiuis who are
uitlidrawing in di. older up. hi both sides
of Tarnogi.,.1, back upon the Tanef
r'V(,r.
' western
statement today rei
rled the nt.uihibi. ,
turn of a llritish detachment north of
the llcthune l.sllnssee cannl, The 1 1 r i -
tish ruilicd within n few yards of the
llerninns when they were met with a
hail of lend from machine guns. Kew
of the attii. kiuo for. s. lined
Russians Admit Koverses.
Pelrogrsd, Jone I s. Austro (leriiuiii
forces have crossed the llueistcr, Iii
miles northeast of Maiiislau, It is it I
ficially admitted today, but rust of
Stryj tl iieiny has been repulsed with
Itesvy losses.
In th.. euiiigemeiit in the In 1 1
',,,,1;;;.
gioll the war otfice liiioooilee.l
that H.'.ll men and Jo.' officer
ci.j.tnr.d bv ihe Itii-sinns,
i'.te war ntt'iic sin silent today re
garding the Austro linrinan dnvn in
western IJnln-iH, Nn reference wim mud"
lo Ihe Herman .hum that the hlavs
luvn 1 11 forced Lack .iver their own
nor.ier 11. inn or .uimnum nml are r
tresting toward Tarnogrod, four mil
1
ft. .111 the ll.iliciiiii binder. The official
statement merely . In, lured "fighling ml
western Huh. in eontiimes. ' '
'fhe Aii'tiiiin foii es whi. h itiMi'led
ite.sariilon. on the soot h.-n item tru-it,
Ill) Im'IH tlil't t.V M Hluv oft'fllKtVI',
II wim tiitr. tn-lhv. Tin ntfn iiil nUtU
Mirnt ci-lHn"l ltiiKutii ftitiit in'Hr do
lit! "lift rvmux iif'Mi tin1 t'Nt'fuv ho
jM'n'fritt-.t )(nnr;ilMii. ' '
TnM vrottm (if the ! ni t wu
fi)f''l hy thn AuiitM '.ffrnHtm nt(r
thri't tn uf lf-nTHtt f lutitinif. K
tri'ini'ly luiivy U km. -m.l i Iiii
t.fi'h suffVrfl hv 1 h' riii'inv who H
Iiirt'iitlv nt'ifi'i"! At no mi.fifi.i Ui
tiiiiU.i I h I lit en nt tint ttw ("filion ',
Atli-1. Urn tn-ili tltll'lc uiiiim'
tilt' Km -1 tit II l,at Mill rtHlHlllltl'llli Ut
lirnl :;t't"'H'l "mth of N minof , ' lie r:
Milt ttf tin fifc'litink' i .till in i(.i,l.t.
A until iifliUM lni'i't l it out' Hill.:
)-)-t)()ll of fill')H tljtlllt'l Iti'tWfi'll 'J.'t.
it'm itii-t l''i.'iii M.cii .tiirinif tht ('lint
rnnntii, it n )tfii.)lv hfili'jMlK fl t --bv.
PRICE TWO
MEXICO WILL UPHOLD
"DIGNITY OF NATION"
IF U. S.
Provisional President Chazaro Threatens With Armed
Force If America Becom es Aggressive - Meanwhile
Warships and Marines Are Speeding Toward Mexican
Ports-Carranza Cabinet Disrupted
Ushingt,.n, June 18.The Mexican eeived todny from the Vaoui river val
situation again attracted the closest at- ley show that approximately 3000 V.
tentiou trom administration officials qui nr on the war path, the Indians
when, on top of the e.riticnl conditions Urn split in small bands and are muling
at (.uayinas, a message from Provision-! ranches and small villages. Tho war
al I resident Chaaro was received
threatening drastic action should the
I'nited States been no uggressive in car
rying out its Kilicy with respect to
tue souinern rcpumic.
"If, contrary to tho interpretation
tlin coiiventioniilist government puts
upon it, Preiiideut Wilson's declaration
should signify pressure or threat, the
conventionalist guveinmeiit will main
tain the dignity of the Mexican nation
and people," Chazaro 's message stilted.
Tho conventionalist provisional Presi
dent's reply to President Wilson s re
cent Mexican statement was received
... il... .1 , i i . -
nt the state department today, having
ocen lorwur.ie.i py tho lira.iliiin minis
ter at Moxi. o City,
Aside from (lie statement resenting
any suggestion (if pressurii or throat,
clmjim's reply was friendly in tone.
He endorsed piiicc proposals of tleiiernl
Villa and placed responsibility for pres
ent con. lit ions upon Carrau.a.
Admiral Howard's squadron, dis
put. lied to (iunvmas, is expected to
arrive there Saturday noun. Orders to
the eominiiuder of tho Pacific fleet
hlive not been changed, but belief that
it may not he Impossible to avoid a
landing is increasing.
onsiil Milbmnn, at Vera Cruz, oili
ed the state department today t.iat
,"",r '"J':;r,7","f..,,r r"r",M '!,"
lia.l resigned, Including Foreign Minis
ter .ill nt ra n An unnamed Ciirranza
K rul is also reported to have been
killed,
Latest advices here statu thnt. (lea
oral Villa's firces are in retreat toward
Torroon.
Officials were doubtful as to whe
ther the lauding of murines in the vi
inity ot llonyamas, Mexico, can be
avoided. I
step would
..r.. ,r ociicvcn mis
be iinnoccswiry owinu to
tlcucrnl Prancisco Villa's
nsstirancesi
that In, troops would root th., V i
. , , ' . --- r--
... i. nns iiireiiieniiig rancners in t.iai
vicinity aini wonni siiiegunr.l lor-ign-ers.
Adiniriil Howard's or.lnrs concern.
log Ihe Inn. ling, however, havo not been
llio.lifle.l.
I pii i the in rival tomorrow at Ta
biiri buy of Ihe cruiser Colorado, a rep
rcnoitiilive of the roinmuinler, under
armed escort, will bn sent, into the
Va.pii river valley to consult with the
liolinu chiefs. If colonists am found
'o be In .lunger, an ciodif ion will Inn. I
inline. bately for their relief.
The report that Hear Admiral l a
pertua nl Vera l ror. has sske.l for "all
iavailal.le shii," was denied officially
todny. Administration officials ex-
! phiiu.-d ( iiperlon 's request by saying he
'""''' 'I have warships used in trims
I l'"r,'"K relief supplies In Mexico. T his
plan was not tavore.l here. Tho n.l
front the official "nnistration 's policy is to let the lied
hnu.l.c the fanilno sitiialiou in
.uevico.
Kcp.irts from American colon let s re-
TAKES COFFEE MILLS
AND SEWING MACHINES
Industrial Accident Commission Adopts Rule Which Brings
Grocers, Dressmakers, Opticians, Butchers, and All
Other Lines of Business Using Power Propelled Ma
chinery Under Compensation Act ,
1'i.der s new rob', adopted by Ihe in
'. lu-trial accident coinmissioii this morn
ing. all m.-r.-aiilil tablishiiieots, liur
in-i.n sln.i.s, .resiniikilig eslsblishments
nl. In inn, irWi'liTK ni,i U 1 1 OtHt'f t'llltflt'H
n( Itimjiiirt tvhi'li ii-n' pimiT ilrtvi-ri ina
1'iin-rv in i-1 . ti ti t in n with tln'tr "tnlt
lilniii-Mt will emit' tiit I it tht 1 1 ri v m
uu uX tin HurluiH-n'ii fompiMiflitt in
ii. t iiiiIimi tlic tTnrfUttn tlM'ri'iif tr v
firiiuil nuliiM iiinii tliM lihlimtriiil in-
i.lriit rinii!iiiiuM if tlifir r,j',ti'n nf
tin- m t,
N nt ! i id Im'Iiik hp nt nut IoiIhv i nil
'!' h 'II""-''' I'f iillMtirKH unil .Inly t It ti a
Iri-i-tt ti'i tt tin -tin iii'iii vthtih tin itctr
t iliti Hill Immoiiii I'fli'itivw atitt the
.riiirirtiir of mi Ii i'fllaliltfhiiii'ntn rr
iriw'ii until thnt iluti to ritlmr ai-rcjit
nr 11 i't tln riMiii'iiriiitiiiii in t. Kail
uti' aw it'ilii't' nf rtji'-titin hriiiKM
tti.'in fiiitiiuinti.nllv iiulr tin' m-t Ami
ll.i' Will lif ftHM'uni'il t hi Miil'rn '
l 'irtii'U of rnHi'i'iiin(i'iu tux upon Uvr
CENTS
ON TRAINS AND NEW
STANDS riVE CENTS
INTERVENES
rior are earning heir loot nt ih
mountains.
It is understiiid thnt until further
efforts nre made by warring Mexican
iiicuoiia io agree upon a permanent
! government, no further steps will bo
III.H-II y uu. iiiioiiiiisiiniKin. Thm dotm
not iiiiMin that the situation is to ho
ignored. The president is deteriuinil
to insist that, the factious get together
and work fur peace, but ample tiinx Is
to be given before additional pressor o
is brought to bear.
It is apparent that the opposing fae-
, lions are unwilling to stoo fighting.
I !,... .1.1.. l tut i :.. ..:n i ...Jr. ..
President Wilson is still hopeful for
the estnblisliment of a government
which he can reccignl.o, but is believed
to hit readv to resort to tho Iternest
incisures il necessary to end what ho
cousiil.irs intolerable conditions. Thit
fleets on both the Atlantic and Pacific,
coasts are in sliae for iminediule na
tion, if necnssiiry.
Yaiiuls on Warpath.
Sail Diego, Cl., June 1H, Accord
ing to advices received hero toilny, IIOOII
Yn.pil Indians are on tho wnruVth, pll
luglng and loi.'ing, lo mile inaul frum
(nil. villus, Senilis.
W. K. Ilacli, wnter superintendent of
the Houthcrn I'ncific railroad nf Mei-
ii-o. i w. i. smith, a br.k ,,'bti,
nmericiins, were shot near Mapoli, So
nors, Sntiiiiiiiy night when Yaquis at
tacked a work train, the reports suv.
Smith, who was shot thnrigh tho back,
is in a serious condition.
Two Mexican, were killed mid nine
wounded by the Vnqiils III the attuek.
The I'nited States ship Colorado
speeding south now with 100 marine.
ion board, will renh II nay mas tomor-
row. Admiral Tlomia. It, Howard has
r,w,..iu.i i i .. . ' ?
,,i,.il, ... i .....
I T.; ..'...: ". .: ', 1 '''l'r
.ii.r i. -mm
ory, It is predicted bv imvv
men here, however, that If condition's
continue us serious as reported an ex
peditiouiiry foreo (if marines will be
sent inland.
The i miser Ciilta ign was ordered
south from here Int.. yesterday and will
join the Colorado, and Hi" protected
cruisers llciiver, Ncsr OrlcBiis and
Cleveland.
Willi these vessels, there will be
available for all expedition Inland 7U'
nun inns and ubout l '.OO bliiejaekets.
Mexico City May rail.
(inhesion, Texas, June IH. I srrsn
zistas, ('ii:nmind.., by (leneml I'abbi
lionzalcs, expect to sweep into Mexico
city by nightfall, according to a ruble.
gram to Hi" Mexican consul hern today.
'Ihe constitutionalist troops lire said in
hnvn occupied Texoeo, ."i miles frun
Ihe ivipitul, yesterday.
(Icneral Obregou is Hid to bo S.I
taiieiiig upon Aguss ('alientes.
I'livrnlln.
Tiun Hi'tluit on tht purt of th p rom
iiMMiuri in inri'lt lu-rrrvf-urv im.ti'r tin
ih ii f AttitriM'y (irnorut lir)iwn,
whn, in ri'irut iilnluii, li.'ld thut uu
riiiiliivt in h Hunt tiinrki't who ntuck
hiN fiiikfiT in a mi'r driven fuuUKft
fill mill whn itiuri'. tli-T'liy wfm ta
tit lt'.l to foiiijii'imiitiiMi umti'r tin net,
Hti'l thin m rlu vftt of lirinintf nil
Iii ii' I nf tnic lniMT v nliii'h upt'ruh'it
In flictri.' or othiT tlmn hiiml powr
Ailhiii tin proviiiiii nf t h work im'ti '
iiiMipciiNiit inn n-t. Thin lu'liitf ho It
utll riiilniii'u not only Hatmun yrlti liTM,
luit -'iiiti'" nn. I Nii''t' in ih, riaft drink
inikiTN, Ki'Min mil eh in I'd, It tin utinil
1 n if tiiiiiliiiii'if, n'ii-ur ki iii.l.'rt, tt n t inti
ilrilliiiu ini'l pnli-hiiiK Rppnrrtton, ufiti'
Vi'hit'r mul Hillh'ri 11 ful tvti vlhinjj
uhtih i prnpi'lli'il ttv pwit.
Hnpiiv liniH nun the rofumiMinn ruloj
(( outinni'J on Vta Thro.)