Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-23
HUERTA DELEGATES AND
CARRANZA MEN SOON TO
HOLD CONFERENCE
A FAINT chance FOR Peace
Will Soon Come Toget h r
Through the Good Offices of
U. S. and Mediators


NIAGARA FALLS, June a-
Through the invitation ol tine "'u
states government ana the goo" "I
rCvs of the three Suulh American
mCdiatuTs, representatives. of the iW"
Wurrlug factions iu Mexico the '""
stItutioualists ANA the liuril1 govern
mcut soon Will hc brought race I'
face iu am informal conference, ul''
uuCt from the mediation proceedings.
To save Mexico from further spoI
iatjua and the possibility OF lo'rlEh
war; thr coustltuuuuallst5 apparently
have been prevailed uu io meet ih'H
cOuulrNmrl M" liu'iiA drlrh1lra
Iu conference whose object hh'U u'
the ending ui the Mexican cINu Sllu'.
The belief Is general lhdj TINS pluh
stands am excellent chance ui hrlnt
carried tu success DO recent uHI" .
cuCrS between Generals VIVA anu
Currauza are sufficiently composed l'
guarantee thH' tine cunNlWlluhaIlaj
delegation may work without "W-
harrasSmcut
Arrangements for tine meeting arc
i'm formative state. TN" m'dlA''l-
ANA American ANA lIurilH drl'E'I'7
huNeNcI believe thal 10y iuwuiluW
or Wednesday, at the latest ih'N Will
bc able to announce not only the per
sonucl of the constitutionaIiSt drI'ta-
tion, but the place OF the meeting
and its general purposes. the new
plan has buoycd the hopes OF the
principals to mediation. The South
American ENJOYS discussed 1t pilrly
with the American delegates today
and later conferred with the huella
delegates, who were asked formally
If they would meet Coustltuuonalisl
representatives. Thc liuerii dcl'Sal'5
replied they were Wiling To enter any
conference Wluh thlr couhiiyh'h
Whlch hdd Tor rs opJ'ct lnc pIeNtH-
lioh OF hIoodShtd ana the destruction
OF property ana sought to eStapllSh Il
national government on a Ilrm Dasls;
The plan the mediators have worked
out is to confinc the formal media
ton conferences tc consideration on
international questions treating win
the Hucrta ana Alneilcuh uclegates
ON these points. ON internal questions
the huerta ana cohshtutlohallst delo-
Eat'S Would De expected 10 CONFER
alone me medlatorS ana the Amer
lcan delegates would not Interfere
win settlement oI pfoplcms cohtlhcd
10 lhe country, nut Would lchd tn'lr
counsel whenever II WouId De help H.
WIN the consrtuuonallSt ana liu-
erta delegates discussing names for
the provisional presidency ana Kindred
subjects, the mcdiators and American
delegates would await the outcome
of their efforts before signing final
protocol
Fernando lglcsias taldcruu is cN-
pected To head the Carranza delcEa-
tlon. lie is que ln washington to-
morrow Although there was no uN-
fetal announcement here, IL was uu-
dcrstood that General Carrauzl
Through Luis Cabrera, his Washing
ton representative. had given consent
to the plan Of holding conferences
separate from the mediation and that
details we're being worked ont now
by telegraph.
II is virtually certain that no armis-
tice viii be declared by the constitu-
tionalists until an agreement of a
definite character is reached in the
informal conferences as TO the estab-
lishment Of the provisional govern
ment. On arriving at such an under
standing it would be expected that q
general suspension Of hostiuties and
guaranty Of amnesty would be pro.
claimed and the c0nstitutionalist dele
gates then might be formally admit
tea to the mediation proceedings for
the signing Of the final protocol, re-
cording the solution Of the differences
between Mexico and the United States.
Are hopeful Again.
WASHINGTON. June 22.-Officials
of the Washington government. whose
hopes FOR peace in Mexico had been
somewhat dampencd by the events of
last week, were wearing hopeful smiles
again today when the announcement
came from Niagara Falls that the