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fi&' 1WIE UKaKHBion HHST DRAFT OF
EVADES ISSUE OF OUT OF MEXICO CITY! CHEAT BY HAZERS AntmiMimilTnFM. BOMBS USED M HDT NAME IF SIM
All CniPAM DnnTfOT AT WAVAl APIinrMV U,,MILUU niniriinunmninr ......rr T T V , " htHMAH A nm
Secretary Lansing Will Pre
pare Rejoiner to British
Note
CLAIMS PRIZE COURTS
HAVE HASTENED ACTION
British Deny Having Harmed
American Shipping On
High Seas
IPn Tn. T.J.-I.. .
(VnHX'vZrj.,
i ' '
,.iJ7f h::.r:vL.: .rTr',l,5.ia,'J 8 .'
w ,, , . . i i '"" '"".'I
: ". ! ' "' ""
........ ... issue win ne taken with the
c 1 '!!""c1 ",oU' f!''!m .'' ritil
. ..go u.nce mine pulilm last night.
Atm-ncnn shippers have no just
: j 'uu of t; f; mir, t, .h
. " ,Y . KCTimi'iit sir,ri,.t ( , . ., ,,.i,.
'""V r.r triitc-itai, set iorta in its!'
lommunication ol .March 1, protesting!
igainst tne lritish order in council. i
""'I tne I luted States will call .itten
tion to the fact that the new Iiritish
i-diitonipiit evadeil the main joint at is-
me, namely, he right of itrals to
eontiniip trade with each oilier until
molested by belligerent powers.
H n-as expected today that Secretary
of State Lansing will prepure a re
Joinder to the Iiritish note next week.
A detailed memoranda regarding in
terference with American commerce lias
been prepared by Acting Counsellor An
derson. It ia the intention to have, the
first llvaf't lit the reiniliilnr Int..,!
Hie Information cntnere.l bv An.lirj,m
prepared when the president returns
i mm i ornisn. I no new Herman note
regarding the submarine warfare will
bo in the hands of President Wilson
then, ami. if it is ns satisfaciorv as
it is Imped, the president will turn his
attention to the allies.
New York importers having exten
sive capital tied up in foreiitn trade.
...in -,, r' V .r . .
plain that their business is hampered)
li.v the allies diverting vessels from!
neiitinl ports to dreat llritain where
IIip.v nre held for examination. I
Kiigland 's note explaining action that
lilts been taken to prevent goods from
reaching enemy countries and at the
snme tlmo enusc neutrals to suffer as
little ns possible, declares that varum
special concessions have been made the
t'nited States. All cases have been
handled with the utmost disiatch, it
is nsserted. There are, however, 7
vessels from American ports detained
in Orent Hrilnin. England has agreed
to purchase cargoes of cotton from
eight of these vessels, it is said. In
vestigation is still in progress as to
I- of the vessels, including three of
American registry, ami seven will be
permitted to continue their voyage
when articles of the cargo placed in
prize court nre discharged.
Tiie note declares that F.nglnn.l Is
anxious to remove all causes of tin
;i voidable delay and that any specific
inquiries or representations will re
ceive enreful consideration. All in-
liiriiintim which can be given " with-1
uit prejudice to the prize court pro-
''('dint's" will be furnished, the note'
declares, lint adds that it "can scarcely !
admit that on the basis of actual facts;
anv stit.tttnnliiil irt-'i.iviim'ii r.ti III. i.flrl
of 'the American citizens is justified or
can be sustr.ined. "
Yale Won Annual . 1
Race With Harvard
New London, Conn., .rune Yale
W"n the niintinl boat race nilli Harvard
"ver the famous four mile course on
tlie Thames river here this afternoon.
The blue led from start to finish,
taking n slight lend somi after the
"art, incrensing it to a length by the
lime the first mile was completed and
'ashing over the fiuih line with a
ifrent expanse of open water between
Hie blue and orimson shells, The tin
official time was 2rt:!i7.
The Yule soeoud eight defeated the
Harvard seconds in the first f tin1
'ay, rowed in the morning, and thous
ands of former Yule men and under
'lassuien cheered the stout varsity
'''w as it hung up another victory for
lie blue. Noisy salutes came from
"team launches and liuiulieds of o'lo-r
'afts on the river as Yale stoadily
drew awav from the crimson oarsmen
"ml won with room to spare.
Thugs Throw Sand
In Victim's Eyes
tin ml. Ore., .lune 2. That two
hogs had blinded him t-v throwing
"and in his eves and robbed him ol
I2, was the report W. P. M
tiowvll
lnde to the police department today
It never too late to arbitrate and
it's nlwnyi too early to strike without
"ruitrution.
Renewed Fighting Ends AH Ef
forts Of Wilson To Bring
About Peace
iisln rjKt.)ii, June. 2.). G.'iiiTtil Pablo
lionales' Carraimsta troops have been
driven from Mexico City, iiecirdim' t.i
dispatches from Vera Cruz received" by
the state department today.
It was emphasized in official circles
today that President Wilson will not
set a limit on the time in which the
opposing factions in Mexico nuist com-
rv ...... ma icci-ni note and comtuisc
men' uitterenc.es. lint the t..n,li,,
Luropean negotiations have been set- j Too midshipmen had keys to the var
tied, no attempt will be made, to force ' ious departments which thov visited at
u new crisis. 'various times at midnight n'ad obtained
Renewed fighting ended nil peaee j information regarding questions which
efforts for the present. Many persons were to be given in examinations as
of influence, believing it is useless to: well s learning the snhilion to arions
attempt to g.;t a real government out i problems. lieagcl had previously claim
of the Carranzistas or Villistas are s1"''' visits to the department
trying to persuade the president to I wurt' merely part of the "sky-lark-
recoguize the It.urbide faction.
n..i t Pi . AT I
raw ui oiaie vmcia s i
n I i- T
III) tin Hn IMSniTlinn mn,tho latest testimony was admissible
,,. ,., n, ,., . ,
p' ...... , .....l ',
, ' ' s," ' ' "' " " , 7" 1 " '
. . ,"' " :, , , '' " , I
,;,,;' ! p, .1, i 71
. .. B. . ".,"""",' .
this morning and' will make the i,,,,,,,,. ; "l'l"T elassinen forced the lower c ass
linn nf ilu. Tiiiiiul. Mr.ti...t i.i.in.. Ti,:u "u'u lr secure lulormutioii w.nch they
evening they will be entertained at a
banquet at liend, given in their honor
by the Kinblem elub, and tomorrow they
will eiintinue the work of inspection
and return to Salem Sunday or Alouday.
In the party were: Coventor Withy
combe, Private Secretary (i. I'. Putnam,
Secretary of Statu Uleott, Attorney
doueral Urown. Insurance Commission
er Wells, Assistant State Kngineer John 1
Dubuis and Industrial Accident Coin-
tnitwionet .A-Urums, Htate tuuineeri3
Lewis could not gu on this trip on an-1
count of pressing duties in connection I
with the state highway department. I
Frank Warren, 1. N. Fleisdnier, Mar-
ion .lack and C. S. Stone, members of :k
tlie tish ami game eommission, accccn
ia ii it'll them.
If a Ynqut is anything like a Piute,
t'l'nvral Scott should be started tor the
YAQUIS FRIENDS OF
U. S. BUT ENEMIES OF
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
Seattle Wash., June W. "If inter-! "The Ynqui rndians have always
national differ e.l exist between the I u friendly to the Americans, m
I'nited States and the Yaqui Indians gringos, and they have frequently ol
ol Mexico, 1 offer mv services now to fere.1 armed escorts to convey while
return there and settle
them satisliic-.
tori ly to both by arbitration.
"There is no dn.ibt in my mind that
the so-cnlled declaration of war against
the I'nited States by the aquis i
inithinir more serious than tne
idliu
talk of some Mexican.
"The people of this nation have nev
er had more stca
If ii I'neioU than the
Vuquis.
buh."
These
This talk of war
mere
are the v.ords c,f Vr. .1. K.
Thompson
u-lin has nrr ved Hi Seattle
iresn uoni me " '
lull 11.
Mexico, wneie mm ,'
held the esteem of laquisand
Id .Mexicans
'm well.
Criticism Rife Among Allies
Because Progress Is Not Made ;
By J. W. T. Mason )
l Written lor the I'nited l'1 .i
N..w York, June 2."..-The .iiti.-iftii
dcscl
....i,,.; oiiioiiu t ic nllle.' I'" ' ins in.
mi of popnlai
it i s :i 1 l ii t ii
eat lis l
The s;i;e
nit nf ii, decisive prog
is trio' ot iiermao,', nm,
pessimism, ii
!':i, t. is the gruwiug
lominaut interna
note.
Hi
mirage nt ha.i prevailed in Lug
land si the
promised sprin
failure to . level. q. no
offensive and the in
lies to iTiniress against
ability ot in
lailtilloplc. I oe must I-. . ... i.
,,,c. in the house of comm..!:-
was
tins
lini'st
ok
bv the lion, "ri n'-
,,i, Frcii.-h's personal aid.
Mnd i
I'r.int
M. P.
l,,,est retnined troin in
,. ... i.,,r of l.lovd
to
n' :.,..r....s,ii,. the authority
of the minister of ninnit.ou-.
,,.,,,..1 thai the Iiritish might h.,w
. .. -t. Mi.., i ir niz tin-
, I.s rvept I'., the .- i.bno
al,v of the French soldiers.
gal
While tin-" einpiiasiws .
..).. . i.. c.t mil uiiiniti'.n. the
Free
litis!';
cniiiiiiiii'"" --
.lis'
of
1 1
are i "'i"" "
liencral
as
.1... Iiritish. i rin
i the
Joitre ,s becoming ''", ' " ;,;v
n. his nre secmingi' i""
Iced ill Trance. Ye-terdav. in
c mller of dep.i..es. open .'.t
i . t.i. .n the government
;:;:;tr'aud -.-rt
ll.e
!,';
,
i''
, ... rn.ru. nunuuiii urin ynnnnnrT DM I ILlMLUIMu IVIlUOL WMIIt Al IHAW K AL .n ,,,
! I1U1II IUHLUU QL . 1
ipman Says Upperclass-
men Compelled New Men
To Steal Questions
Annapolii, .lime o. ot only cheat
ing in examinations but hazing in all
its old-time vigor has prevailed at the
I'nited States naval academy, accord
inn to a confession made tuluv liv Hid
shipman ('. .l. Iteugcl, in the.'investiga
tion now In progress into the cheating
'scun.iul
iIMl - r of midshipmen, and it
was sug-
V"! ""' I had
beea com-
nutted.
( i'taia kussoii, president of the
l('""1', ot' '"l'"'.v. ruled, however, t.iat
R,.K,. sllid .lcbes were required to
prolong the regular setting up exercises
ito the point (if exhaustion.
"1 have been required to stand on
r .,! maciiag,. ,.o,.red
down my legs,' saot Keagel. "1 have
also been forced to do a bead-stand
ii'i'der u shower."
The ilefensK mioulit to show Hint tin.
desired for examination,
them.
by Iming
$570,000 FROM ALASKA
I
Seattle, Wash., dune 25. A
gold bullion shipment worth
$570,000 reached Seattle in
one consignment on the steam
utiiy Victoria, Irom Nome. 'The
vessel ulso brought lu'O tuns of
nntiniony ore consigned to K.
Solomnn, Jr., of San Krancis
co, from the Scufford mines in
the Fairbanks district.
Chicago Herald: Take it all in all,
Humanity first!" is a little nobler
as a motto than "Stalely urstt
men, par.icoiany jioicio ann. inniugi!
the lines ol Mexicans.
"There are, however, old and desper
ate enemies ul' the Mexican govern
ment, which 'JH years ago, ordered tliem
to join the army or give up their ricn
binds in the Yaqui river valley. Those
who entered Hie military service were
forced to turn hack ami tight their
own hrothcrs wno nan
remained at
Inline.
"I think I nm safe in saying that the
sn-. aiieu ni-ciiirimnii in -i".
utter
n.criiiMiloi.H Mexiea.
wno
Va
' . . ,
p.'imips suiiini i v ....
qlllS.
inbsts applamleil tne ana.i.s.
shaip rcjitnder f nun Hie pie
I,,,,.,- closed the scene, Such all occur
reii.c is a svui.oni ol pessimism. De
nite i he oiiieiiuiioNt 's ability to rally
a' ,. iiiinoiily to its support, it .an
,lt ,..,.ei nt tne mi 1 1 1. mi ) and noli
I iirti-.in disqni .fide
.ia,ii..r i, all. n-.ik has jost occulted
,., ' in.- I' n is. mi .In t The su.-ialisti.
aii'ioan.-i-.l ..'.f e I
ed an uproar. Dr.
i hi iiu s and start
li.br. o il, the Pius
ii, tenor, eiideavoi
n-seiii-l the win
.til! if the p'lblN l
a. lung the govern
turtliei . on. motion
.leaded for a fur
lii'llMlll p.a.-c ,'lgi
, -,,.eiu..i ll.V HO
-ta.-totv ending ol
how long it '""
inn ni.iM'ter oi i"
,., in answer. He
i old. I onlv be suci-es
paitiei ...ai-cl repi"
mold. There w:.s
and Dr. I ' Ibrcek
ther hearing. The
f fi.is haw I.e.. nee
disbelief of any -at
th,. war ii" matter
tn, ues.
., .iiu.... die Ming that any one
' . .. . . i... i I...... I'm
. an s i j
......... It is los-ilde ililloai.it
Willi
, . ..b'le to find a ba-rs for peace now.
I sat, .factory to tl.em. Hut it il i-
itat
many l ompromi"' " """
I,.. . ic r itibii' i'
l.e in.lii."i "'
.,,.,. fhen
f betrayal of their ml
..,.,,, ,,,., o. ,,;
...ts Hlli t h'1 I'll .tllin e nm-. i"
;'.;...vc.i of .'...idea f . .im..-
.frc a terminatioti of the war is pis
sible. i
Italian Advance On Trieste
Opposed ; By 200,009
Austrian Troops
GIRONA FALLS BEFORE
ASSAULTS OF ARTILLERY
If Cermny Wins Will Try
America Next Says Garib
aldi In Interview
j
Home, .rune 25. Fort Dense, one f
the prim-iwl works of the Austrians'
stronghold at Malbnrget, 1ms been re
duced by Italian artillery. The destruc
tion of Feet Hensel was reported to the
war office today y (iencrul Cadoma
eommaiidiiig tho Italian uraiv of invas
ion. The Italian forces also captured (lior
na, north of Plava. it was officially an
noiinced. '
The cupinre of Oiorna is the first fur
ward movement the Italians have been
able to make for dnvs in their cam
paiga against (loritz. Had weather has
hampered operations, nml though n
heavy bombardment lias
TV. Hlrmi.T fit.
tucks have been made by jhe Aushians
m aiienipis to retake the heights cap.
....... .... vroops ni rung ictor Km-
maniiel. All of these assaults were re
puis il.
Two hundred thousand Austrians are
now conceutrateil at Trieste to resist
I In' Italian advance Hot.. i,.,.,,r,i:.,.. ...
,the (lionalB U'V'mia toriny.- This est!-
ii one was mn.ix y Ituliuii refugees who
tied from the city.
".Many batteries command the ap
proach to Trieste," the paper stated.
"I-torn the outskirts of the eitv the
I'oom i.f Italian guns around Monfal
cone can be heard. A dirigible bom
barded and seriously damaged the am
munition factory at Trieste."
(ieaeral ( adornaa reports of opera
tions further said:
"Along the l-onzo. iiiirtirnl.n-li; l,..i
(orit,, the battle has been renewed
with great intensity after H lull f ,p,vs
in infantry fichting. Around Plava
the llersnglicri who crossed the Isouro
have been strongly, reinforced and are
consolidating their positions prepara
tory to a descent upon the Austrian
tort i ess. ' '
In tins region, south (f (loritz, men
turned in I In; official report, the Itnl
mas are fighting over u loftv plutoau
1,11 'I asl bank of the Ison.n. The
holder of the plateau is already in the
hands ot the Kuban forces.
"In the M.intu Nero zime," the
.statement lonlinues, "wo have pro
gressed northward on the eastern slopes
ol .laiozoch. Artillery engagements
nie in progress about Cmica Plczzo.
"Along the Tyrol-Troiilino fml mt
long range boinbardiiieiif continues with
some .-nieces!, l oiubats around l aizi
have icsulted favorably."
Despite a statement from the viiticim
as-eiting thai the Interview guinle.l
Louis l.ntnpie and iublis I bv Lnl.i
berte in Pans contains many in; or
lines, healed discussion nf the effect1
explosions eri-litPil fu his holiness con
tinned in the Italian press today. The
Mc-s.-igero made a stronir attack muni
the pope fur tie statements on which
iho was quote I. The pontiff was de
ii dined In be prn Herman and and Hal
nm.
j "Halv I hows how to defend herself
against her external enemies," tin
I Me ngero 'aid. "She will learn iiow
t'. detetid herself with equal success
I airainst inti nml foes. 1 '
I In ,iii inteiMcw, liiusepiie (laiibaldi
v ".lid: "Italy's real cnemv is
ot An-tna, but iiermniiv. If (icrioany
will next Ul tempt to conquer
and Paly and the whole
ll.et
w orld
First Standard Captured.
ies, .lune 2.i. News of the cap
ot th.- t.r.t Austrian standanl
d h. ic to lay, and it is enoectcl
,,-a I,
King
il.e '
The
Vi-!'
'.is .
A de
tor .
the 1
Victor ! .in Mill litK'l will .let oral, j
ni-i .ii . n,,. a who took the flag j
lau.fi ...Idier encountered Hie I
an stan. laid lnarer at cli' quar I
i .mi. g 'I"' lighting anion. I I'la.a
:i in mm. I to hand fight followed
--.on ot the flag, ilnring which
alum was stabbed. He kill, d If
. a i v . In w.-ver, and n a. bed his
I in'! the standard.
The Weather
llregon: Tonight
and Sntardav on
settled, probably
showers Wi-t, gen
erally fair east
Mirii.i; ssroiei
rust portion Sat
ti r i m ; southwest
erlv winds.
-
r'':.:f.T-
French Retire In Orderly
P--L! . lin pii
Fashion When Sprinkled
By Hot Stuff
Paris, dune lili. Csiau fhev ll.n.i.u
and nsphvxiatinn bombs in t.ieir ,,t'.
tacks, the Hermans delivered vi,.l..i
assaults ab,:ig th,, height, f t,e Mcnse
river near Catunne dnriiiL' yesterday
and last night. The French retired in
orderly fashion to escnoe tin. ,l,.,.Jlv
li'piids and gases, but later delivered
ounter attacks which ni it... .,.,..,..
back and regained tlie imsitim... ,.l,, 'i.
and been ul andoiied.
Ollicial and unofficial dispatches In
lay told of thu fighting in the Meusc
region, which was resumed by the Her-
minis at midnight ,,t'ter their initial
gain and subsequent reverse, French
illuminating liomlis swept the advanc
ing Herman lines, exposing the enemy
completely to the fire fritai the French
pusihons. A deadly machine gna fire
was poured against the Hermans and
tuey were forced to let rent.
The cniuiiiiiuiiiue tinbic stni.i.l t-
(lerinaa attacks in Lorraine were re
pulsed. Germans Admit Rovorses,
llerlin, via wireless lo Savville, L.
dune '.Ti. Slight reverses in southeast
Halicia were admitted in an official
stiilenicnt here today, (icneral Vou
i-iiisiiim-ii coniinues ru mtvance upon
- iioooiiiiv, ,i. nines southwest of Leni
berg, however.
"Part of (Icneral Von Linsingen'M
forces were withdrawn to the south
bank of the Dneister northwest of
Ijalilz, bat farther up the river the
Herninns are progressing," the stale
meal said. "The situation at Lctuborg
is llllcilllllgcil. "
Allies attacks mi the western front
during the Lust 21 hours were repulsed
it was stated.
Germans Cross Duolstsr,
rotrograd, dune 25. The Hermans
Ml' crossed tin. JiiiciHler souifi nt I.e...
berg in considerable force, It was offi
cially admitted here today, but else
where the enemy was said to have been
repulsed in confusion. Seventeen hun
dred I nml -ID officers were captur
ed at lioiizdviaiiy.
Turkish Losses 113,00.
Athens, .lone 2'i. Turkish casualties
upon the J n 1 1 1 J k i peninsula to. bile
were estimated at I l.'l.ihiu in a Mvnleiic
dispatch received nere todav.
Fierce fighting has been in progress
or uiree nays, tne dispatclics nsaerted
The allies are said to have carried sey
cial trenches, with tho French bearing
i iic oruni oi tne nttncKs.
Dr. Doruburif at Home.
Hergcn, Norway, June L'.'i. Dr. Her
nard Dcrnburg is now safe in .Norway
Tho Norwcgiau steamer Pergeiisf inril, I
on which llr. Heruburg and in wile
took passage from the I'nited States,
.'irrivc.l at llcrgen lute In si night.
Fred DcKor, Worlds
Greatest Aviator, To Be
At Cherry Fair, July 3
All iirrtinii ild I...... I I.. 1.. !
Watt Slnpp o the Cherry fair enni
mittee, to hnve Fled DeKor, Ainericn's
gicatest aMator, make tlights at the
fair grounds, Saturday, duly .'I, along
with his regular progiam of motorcycle
races. The ( In iry fair should be heail
ily eiiiigriihiuiilcd on getting such nn
cxli'nordinary attraction during their
.a lebrntioii.
DeKor will use the laic. I Military
Tin. lor Itiplni ight cylinder, lull
horsepower, similar to models now I..
ing used In the Ftiiiipcan wars. Iu fact
Mr. Shipp personally saw letters from
Hie warring countries and Menic,
milking vciy flattering offers tor Inn.
to fly in these countries.
DcKor holds liieiise No. 72 in I In
Aero club of America, and has been
lor.i'r In the game than almost anv
iiiiiii now flying. He does rciurirhiible
stunt. His guarantee covers looping
Hie loop, the lit 1 1 1 that cost He" If
Ins life, riding up side ilovtn, Inking tin
dure devil ill)., the spiral glide llting
tin- tango, and iniiiiy other scnsntiuinil
flights, nlsn will attain a s d nt "5
mill's an hour, The neioplniie in wlii- h
DcKor docs Ins special flying, weighs
but 2.V) pounds.
President Wilson Takes Steps
To Safeguard Timber
'iishinglnn, .lane '"i To .r...-iit the
timber Heeded for the I ocslructi.ill id'
the gowrnmen! Ala-kim r-iilr-.tid from
getting into piivate liands, Fresnbid
Wilson has sigin-d an nnb r r M ing
a strip 'Jou n.ile" bo g and ft. on fue to
tell Illlb'S Wide between the II th of
the K ii it and Sasitna rn.-rs. The m
tcri'.r departmcut mndc this aiinoar.. e
merit today. Another sirip has al-o
been reserved ell i-ltt.er side of the pro
posed right of WHV thlough the n.sillU
valley to Hriunl i'a.s and ! the pi"
I I limni'h line to (he Mntanu-ka
coal fields.
Vl.ui... l'll. -n4 tn have I n l.'it
there by bum Nature to stop the sub
tniirnni. i
Early Life Of Evelvn Nesbit
.".
T. n . n in r
io oe uraggea oeiore
Public Once More
New York, .lane 25. Pi puty Attorney
Heneral Cook intends to clear the name
of Stanford White in tho trial testing
the sanity of Harry Thaw, now in prog
toss here. In doing t.ns he expected
to lay bare every detail of the life of
Kvelyu Nesbit Thaw from the time
she left Pittsburg as a girl (if Id, and
show that it was not necessary for
White to "seduce her," Cook an
nounced today.
"I am prepared In prove that White
was never the best llvelyn painted.',
said Cook, "She played Thaw against
While for financial gain. After a de
cade of villit'ication, White's name
will be clean when tnis trial ends."
Cook hopes to prove that the story
told by Kvelyu Nesbit to Thaw of her
relations with White I'urnishoil no
cause for the killing of White, as Thaw
knew long before that Hvolyii was not
innocent before she met White. lie
claims this will show tout Thaw was
a 1 u i :i in .u if before he met Kvelvu and
still is.
Mnnv new impintant facts have been
learned, according ti. Cook.
John It. Slaiichfield has 12 more resi
dents of New Kngland ready to testify
as to Thaw's behavior after his escape
Irom Matleawan. All will express the
belief that he is now sane. Deputy At
torney lleuernl Conk met aeeielly with
Hie state's alienists todav. hot' udmi
transpired nt the ciuit'erence Was not ill.
vulgeil,
A novel feature of future sessions
of tiie trial will be the display of mov
ing pictures tukcii of Thaw in Canada
and New Hampshire. Co,,k iH arrang
ing to show these "movies," which lie
claims will help the stale's case ma
terially. It win learned today that attorneys
for Thaw ankod for a luntiioiiioueut of
the sanity trial until fall before the
present sessions opened, but the slate
reiiisoii. I Haw hoped lo be released on
bail that iio might visit Hie exposition
al San I 'laucisco before hot weal her
set in.
Salem Attorneys Settle
lase--0ut Of Court
County Physician (I. II. Miles is hnv
ing his front office door measured f.u
a new pane of glass this afternoon as
the result of an alienation between
Diuiahl W. Miles and Hen W. Macy,
two of tsalum's prominent attorneys iu
ui rri.b.r in the l.iubl & Hash h m 1.1
lag this afleraooa. According lo the
liil ihiony of an eye witness Mr, Macy
cniicii at the nit ice ul' Attorney Day
connection with some Icgul matters
in which both attorneys aru Interested.
If appears that the arguments in the
ense were started at once. Mr. Hnv in
tciposcd with an objection. Answers' " " "arilncr, city superintendent
and cross cumplaints were finally an-1 1,1 Lnkevicw public schools, is In
perceeilc.l w ith right crosses ami upper . Unlcm today having business with the
cuts mid the mr was full or language, ' "'"tc school superintendent's depurt
hsls and broken glass when the no i aient, He has been luperintendent nf
ploinptu refeiee stepped in and purled
the principals,
Prizes Are Offered
For Merchants' Parade
N n n ii N.criul fitiiiiH'inl nld, .mt ;
)n4t 1(j h t in u i ii t Ntroni-r ciunjM't 1 1 iinr
i lie rt mt in it It'i- lnu inn in cliuii' t he
r'tinl mm i Hi ii n t h ititiuti' Hiiliinluy in r ii -in,
July 'I ofliT mix irii-ri,
h'or tin1 in ft or i t tilt I flout niirnt
in tin- ul. -ii of "'I iy hutriii Kitfst'' ii
fust .rii' Mill In' it w.inl.'d of 10 nutl
ii r i if ot 4"i t'ir tin' ii'.-oinl.
For tin' iiiut MiliftMiilly t-i crnl.'d
uiitnintiliili- o jiri.t'H fit (j oflcrnl, flu
fiii'l if 'j.
1 ' .r tli'.r-f whit ciiniHit ripp1'" r in I In
iiirtili' vitli fith.r u flout or unto, hut
run mutinis'i' to fix H a Hiifili ti lok
iih iirtinli'- on any hHmt four w lifi'lnl
VI ll M II , til' f (111)1' pliI'M of lU fi-r t'ltr-t
tlll'l t"( f'.f fl.THtHl Will III' KIM'JI,
State Officials Arrive At
Bend On Inspection Trip
lie ml
.tllte
Wnliyc
ing the
lire , .loin o.,Y A pmiv f
.tfi.-iaU, In a-led by liiivcrnor
onbe w heie today, inspi-.-t
I.eW HlO.'llllI slnte ei.mt nil-led
Tuinab. irrigation pr..
ct.
Hi sides Hie ellli-f I'll'i- Ol I V e, till- pur
;;,;
ii"isle. of N.-rctnry of Mute HI
Att'iriicv Ueueral llrnwn, I nrl
Allium. III. I list 1 Mil nciidetit collinns
-oitor; llnr.ev Sclls, insiiraiice coin-uii--u.oer;
lienrgc I'liliner I'ntnain. see
retr.rv of the governor; John Dubois,
(odd engineer, nnd I. N. Fleiseluier,
Man. .ii .lin k, Frank M. Warren, C, F,
Motic, i.f the slate fish and game com
llll
II.
Tlii HiMfhilltf till' I'tirtV llt'ltl H nhnft
llitflltl lit Which Ht'ttli'tN Ykl'TV IllVltt'l
o iiifUf unyt'Ntiifi.ii or nir h vu nf
Tin utti-rnooii tli4' H'huil norku Mil)
((iiiii' ovi'f,
Th. I'uMi
I' ... slrelii.tl. Ilf I'riv
ill u' Iti-N not in
tti'tiff i. iftrii'w, tut
ii the number nf its
the M Hi I it V nt
tilt'M' lll'llt I I'-ltlMt tO JUTMItt'll
tne
jwcliins thai they arc best uff l'"'y
IU I1UII UUIIU LL I L
Answer To Rejoiner Suggests
Willingness To Accept '
Arbitration
ON LUSITANIA ARMAMENT
Imperial Government Holds
Undersea Warfare To Be
Effective Weapon
By Carl W. Ackerman.
(I'nited Press Staff Correspondent.)
(Copyright IIH." by tho Uulted Press.)
Herliu, via The Hague, Juno 25. Tho
preliminary draft of Herinany's reply
to the second American not regarding
the submarine warfare, while subject
to change, I nm authoritatively in
formed, contains the following repre
sentations: First That (lerinany Is fighting for
freedom of tho seas, but does not do
sire in any way to jeopardise the Inter
ests of neutrals,
Second An expression of apprecia
tion of Hut friendship of the Cnited
Slates.
Third Acceptance of President Wil
son's suggestion of willingness ti
incdinto between Oermany and (I rent
llritain to obtain a nu llification of tho
Hritish blockade in rftnrn for mollifi
cation of the methods of the submarine
war.
Fourths-An Indication that, Oermany
is willing to negotiant with the I-niled
Slules nloug the lines laid down bv
Prcsl.lenf Wilson in his "humanity"
plea, bin willioot entirely giving up
siibmariiie attacks upon enemy mer
chantmen which many regard as tier
ninny's most effective sen weapon.
Sixth liflieiilii.ii that any com
promise to which Hermany may agree
regarding belligerent ships must securs
to Hermnny safely nf lis submarines
from attack. In this en vtion the
death of Commander Otto Weddigen
and the crew of the I' 211, who nre al
leged lo have lost their lives when a
Hritish lanker flying lint Swedish flag
rami I Hie submarine, will probably
be cited,
'llu. Herman reply will. In all prob
ability, I" iiiipleted by the rail of
next week.
Wool Growers Reaping Rich
Harvest In Lake County
the Lnkevicw school system for the
past three years nm. states that the
schools are la first class condition and
tutiking rnpid improvements every suc
ceeding year. When he left he suys that
the wool rrop of that section of the
slate had begun to arrive in Lnkevicw
by the wagon train loads and thai sell
ing was Hi progrcs a there. He estim
ates the amount of wool that will puss
through the Lnkevicw mart at about
I ,.100,1100 pounds and the sheep ami
wi.ul growers are waning weuliliy un
der the laise ia wool prices.
Secretary of State Not
Vested With Police Powers
lYim inn ii v fi'i'iimitf of tin tctu'i tin
UllfllhUII (if tllM Hi'i'll'Ul of Kltltt'
otf'l'i' I r.'I'.'Uti'llv iliN'.'tril to Hllt'K.'.l
loliitinim of tin "motor vt'lni'ln lawn,''
lite iih'M'HMHt jtr'iuliny t hut tlin hm
t Ml I Ml' -'iH.' IN M'nti'tl wilk till' I'U-tiil'i'lu.-Kt
Ol till' HIIM'.
''bm-ll IN lint tilt1 t"U.,'' tIV4 Ht'.TiV
tut v til-nit. "Tlim old'1 in not vi"ti''l
rtitli I'uImi oMi'm m itiitH'n r' only
li P'Ulnlrr Mliitlir M'lllrlrt UUI vtlHIil-
tfiiiK nn roi'r nilinttoiiN nr. fili'il.
" tult r tin law (M'tiout mi't
'1' ) it Ii IIIIIiIm ill'1 MMltM' ilutv of nil
1'ilHf (llhct-ts nlllTllfN llllil I'OIIMtlllil.'ll,
witlun (In limit of IImmt fi'Hj.t'.tiv
iTM'th tHHI-V t.1 t'lltor 1 lM r0VHillli.
inlatitiKH of iiicli law -Itoulil, tli'Ti'lui
to' .irr ti-.l to llo nth nli.m uf (In I.hhI
. ill I lit f H t tl. '
Special Trains Carry
Shrincrs To Seattle
Seattle. Wash., .lune J.V-Two special
trains, raining one half uf the iiicin
berslnp of l liadcr temple, Forllnnd,
., will lea i e the llicgon inelrni.ijis
SiindlH llighl, July IL Slid the follow
ing no rinng fur Scuttle, to attend tno
llt Imperial .onn-ll luet'ling of the
-liriners Tins infiirmutiou wits brought
here todav by II. T. Hutchinson, cup
tain of Hie guard of the I'oitlaud tern-
p. . - .
, ., .. ..... ...i ,...i
!i'S IS llie nine in hut fiuiiinin n.
1 ,'") tu V
.Maiked down ny jiars, eiiona si
10 71U. ,
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