Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
FULL CONFERENCE FRIDAY
MAY BE END OF THE
CONFERENCE.
REBELS REMAINED FIRM
american Delegates Made Last
Effort to Modify Their De
mand, Dut Failed.

tico Lamar and Frederick W. Lob
mann. the American delegates to the
mediation conference, went to Bul-
la.o today ana talked for -four hours
with Rafael Iubaran ana LUIS Ca
brcra, personal representative OF Gen
cral Carranza. Their purpose was to
lud some way To- bring the cunsuJu-
uonallsts IN harmony Wlh the scope
Of lacdi1uou. Tho mission was a
failure.
Tho cOnsttutuuallst representa-
tycs, Who had come To Washington
especially To see tho American dele
gates. told them why they could not
agrco tJ am armlsuco, why only q
man prominent i'm tho constitution
als ranks could Doe accepted by lhcm
for the provisional presidency ana
finally they said they believed inc
coustltutIoutIIst army would settle
tho NrNicn problem soon If left un-
haWpcrod by foreign complications.
The Americans returned 10 Niagara
Falls feeling that 40 far as the pouu-
cal paCiucitOu of Mexico Is con
Cerucd. mediation had accomplished
nothing and probably the end of the
conferences WAS very near.
The next tulI conference is set Tor
Friday. Until then httlo viii be done
bttdQSt 0l luh hl7tll'e "a hilli'N''i
Naou Of Argentine.
Most Of the principals here incline
to the view that Fridays session may
be tho last Tho three mediatlnB
Observation-Disclosures virtually have abau-
dourd hope Of solving McXiCO's in
tcruM problems.
Hucrta Delegates Firm.
The HuretA delegates are IesOlutc
in their determination not to accept
a constitutionalist partisan for the
provisional presidency, and there ap-
pears no feasible way of keeping all
clements in conference much longer
only developments not now forsecn
such as a change of attitude ON the
part of the constitutionalists or the
Hucrta delegates can keep the con
ference in session.
DISPATCHES of the forcihlo seizure by
a NiIla official Of the telegraph office
i'm .uarc2, held previously by Carrauz1
officials created "a stir i'm the media
ticu colony Tho liucrta delegates
said il plainly showed the correctness
of their repeated warming that a Lack
Of cohesion i'm the consututiunalist
ranks would lead t0 anarchy i'm the
north The news served also to con-
firm suspicious current in many quar-
tcrs here of breach between villa
and Carranza. incidentally it is UNI
dcrstood the American delegates in
ouircd of Cabrera and Zubaran what
thcv though of the stories of split
between Villa and Carranza The
coustitutionaIist cmissaries said they
had confidence In General Carran2a' $
tact and ability to smooth out such
differences.
The gravcst apprchcnsion. ncvcrthe-
less is felt here of what may follow
a brr1k between CarranZa and Vula.
Should their forces clash. a condition
Of anarchy might cnsuo which in all
probahilitios would again arouse the
demand for armed Intervention by the
I-nltrd states
ONLY Halted War.
The mcdiators hold to the opinion
that they nave accomplished some
t,,inp i'm that war between the United
States and the Ilucrta government was
halted by mediation.
General Hucrta's withdrawal from
the presidency is expected soon as a
outcome of mediation. II is believed