Arizona republican., 1914-05-20
Practically Everything In Readiness for Considera- tion of Differences Be tween the United States and Mexico
HUERTA'S MEN
 IN NEW YORK
Will Arrive at Canadian City Early Today and Will Keep in Close Touch By Wire With Mexico City
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspArcHl


 NIAGARA FALLS. Ont, May 19.-On the eve of the opening tomorrow Of the mediation conferences for the settle ment of the difficulties between the United States and Mexico, practically everything is in readiness for the pro- ceedings to begin. Three o'clock in the afternoon is the hour set for the for maj opening of the first session. With the arrival late tonight from Washing ton of the third mediator, Eduardo Su- arez. the Chilean minister and the two American delegates. Justice Lamar and Frederick Lehman, the personnel ot the conference awaited for it's compile ton the three Mexican delegates. Ra- basa, Rodriguez and Fl Guero. They are due from New York tomorrow morning.
 Ambassador Da Gama of Brazil and minister Naon of Argentina who have been here since yesterday. were busy today completing many details of the preparations. While the mediators con- tinued to maintain the strictest silence as to the nature of the mediation pro- posals. it is generally accepted as eX- tremely probable the elimination ot Huerta will be the first suggestion the mediators will present. The broad in ternational scope of the proceedings Was evidenced by the arrival of Dr. Gonzalo Cordova. minister of Equador to the United States. He intends to inform his government by cable of all the important developments during the conference It is understood that Dr. Alberto Membreno minister of Hon. duras and other Latin American dip- lomats or their representatives will al- so be on the scene ---.-----.4.e ---.--
 It was said that the general Pan- American desire to see the mediation T success was a' great as that of three big South American countries whose good offices have been accepted The arrival of the Ecuadorean minister. therefore was the subject of much comment It was pointed out in circ- les close to the mediators that the sue cess Of the mediation could have no other effect than to strengthen the ties between the United States and the oth- CT Pan-American nations.
 Tomorrow will be devoted mainly to the formalities. Welcome to Canadian soil will be extended by the two repre- sentatives of the dominion government. Martin Burrell, minister of agriculture and Senator Loughed government leader in the upper house.
 After this the mediators and the del egatcs will return the call. Following this there will he a gathering of the mediators and the delegates from both sides for formal introductions for the presentation of credentials. and for the adoption of such rules as will apply during theis proceedings
 Regularly the mediators will meet with the delegates from the two coun- tries separately, joint conferences be- ing held only at such times as the pro- toco which the mediatOrs believe both sides are ready to assent to. is to be taken up for final consideration and agreement
 While the mediators have not an nounced details of their plans it is un- derstood they probably will sit about five or six hours each day with even ing sessions if circumstances warrant them