Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-21
WILL HOLD ON HOPING
SOMETHING MORE HOPE
Full WILL ARISE
A Conference MONDAY
All Parties to the Conference Are
Hopeful That Agreement Can
Be Reached


Instead of adjourning abruptly as
expected tho mediation proceed
ings will be prolonged perhaps for
another week
The change was brought about as
a result Of the visit Of Minister Naou
OF Argentine to Washington, whoic
he conferred with President Wilson
ana Secretary Bryan Dr Naon
brought back spirit Of optimism
and some new ideas which he I'M
parted to Ambassador DE Cana OF
Brazil and Minister SuarcZ Of Chile.
IT was announced after their talk
that there would be no conferences
until Monday The Argentine envoy
reiterated the hOpcfumcsS he cX-
pressed earlier in the day
The determination reached is to
keep the mediation board from for
mai adjournment, though there may
be- recess I'm another week or SO.
while the search is continued for
Persons eligible. according to ideas
set forth in the conferences, for a
provisional president of Mexico.
Although no definite plan has been
framed. all parties expressed a
effect a compromise.
There is every reason to believe
that the friction between CarranZa
and villa and the report that Gem
cral Huerta intended to retire In fa-
Vor Of Pcrdo Lascurian affected the
mcdiators in their decision The
possibility for developments In Mex
leo I'm the immediate future which
might change the entire aspect Of
the problem here also has been taken
into consideration.
The suggestion that the mediatOrs
waive for the time being the question
of the personnel and try to agree on
program is much in favor. After It
is complete the discussion would re
vert to names for the provisional
presidency II no agreement were
reached, all members of the media
ton colony would delghtn re-
cess while the search for names was
continued.
A channel Of Communication be
tween the American government and
the Huerta government would be
preserved if the friction of con-
tinued sessions were maintained. This
would be pleasing to both govern
mcnts. it Is said, since relations can
not be resumed on the usual diplo-
matte basis In case Of an emerg x,y.
The mediation conference need not
be dissolved. it is said but might
be continued indefinitely. so as to
avoid resumption Of hostilities at
Vera cruz, even though American
troops should not be withdrawn.
Ia. Naon's ideas. Il is believed,
have not crVStallized into n definite
proposal The impression here Is
that the chief object in processing
optimism is to prevent the deadlock
between the Americans and McXi-
cans from procipitately ending the
negotiations
The American view Is hest reflect
ed 10y tho statement OF President
Wilson that the outlook is more
hopoful"
rac view Of the Huprta govern
went as expressed by Mr. Rahasa Is
that the Mexican delegation will not
take the initiative If the conference
is TO break up. DR.. Naon summed
up the situation from the modlat-
ors' point OF view when he predicted
that negotiations would be continued
another two weeks
1t rests with the mediators wheth-
or the conference shall be con-
tinued II after the rejection Of
the American and Mexican proposals,
the modiators' plans should meet the
same fate. the conference automati-
Callv would he ended but there Is no
reed for the mediators to subject
their plan to the test until they arc
ready Probably their plan will be
withdrawn for revision and thus a
definite issue can be delayed as long
as desired.
All parties to mediation have re-
ferred to the determination not to
yield on any point which was pro-
claimed in public statements by both
the American and Mexican delegates
but II was pointed out today that
the latter left loop-hole In their
recent statement criticizing the
American plan. In this statement
Mr.. Rabasa said the American de-
mand that constitutionalist be Sc
lected for provisional president had
been rejected by the Mexican delega-
tion "of its own accord. and without
even consulting its government" As
General Huerta was admittedly not
consulted on this point. IT was said
the Mexicans might recede from their
position II the government wished Il.
and that this supplied an additional
way. IL needed. why the conferences
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