The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
President Makes II Plain That
Ms patience rs Almost Ex-
hausted, While No End To
Trouble Appears To Be In Sight
cARRANzA ELIMINATED
> 20 ''FRoM CONSIDERATION
First Chief Leaves Vera Cruz,
In Fear Of An Uprising, While
Oregon Takes His Army Away
To Set Up New Leadership
tA..Ocl..sd Press By Federal wlrols..1

CAssociated Press by Federal Wirolesso
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Events
are moving rapidly towards active in,
PREVENTION in Mexico by the armed
forces of the United States. The pa
thence of President Wilson is almost
exhausted and the effect of his recent
stern warning to the warning chieftains
appears to be nil.
Unless the factions in Mexico show
some speedy sign that they are making
an earnest endeavor to get together for
the restoration of peace, the United
States must act. President Wilson al
| lowed IL to be known last night that he
is determined either to act soon or the
Mexican situation must Immediately
begin to clarity itself.
Carranza Cabinet Split
Yesterdays developments south Of
the Rio Grande indicate that the fac
lions are as far away from settle,
ment Of their disputes rs ever. Aiding
to the complications has come split III
the CarranZa cabinet, the first CHIEF
auarreling with his chief lieutenant,
General Obregon, who has resigned an |
carried with him four members of the
UGrranza cabinet.
Carranza, himself, has shifted the
hea duuP rters Of his government from
Vera Crnz to the old fortress, san
van Gc Uloa, in the ha-lor. which,
gives grounds to the reports that h"
= afraid of an uprising against him III
the city of Vera Cruz, incuced by tn"
famine that has produced great suffer
ing there.
| It is reported that Ohrcgon insisted
that the four cabinet ministers who re-
lsigned remain in the cabinet, and thai
those members who dissen:cd from
them should be forced TO resign. Car
rama failed to back up Oregon, who
therefore rendered his OWE resignation
as leader of the Carranza forces in the
field.
Eliminates First Chief
It is expected that this latest devri'
opment will eliminate CarranZa frnn
| further consideration in the settlemcn:
of 4he Mexican turmoils, as his army -
much more loyal to Oregon than IT
has ever been to the nominal F.E"t
| Chief.
A coalition between Villa and "dl
ia for the formation of government
Ia now expected. while it is thorght
that Oregon will also set mp claim
to the presidency and dispute posSr''
sion of authority with the villa HaHa
| ia junta.
Wilson Will Act
President Wilson made it plain last
night that he will actively support
| the most reasonable Mexican fart"N
and secure American cooperation ~
force a short cut to TRANQUILITY y"
Mexico, If some speedy solution of IT,"
trouble does not come without Amer
!, lean intervention.
Admiral Howard, who is with his
flagship, the Colorado, nearing Quay
mas, with the Raleigh and Chattanoo-
ga, transporting marines, is under or
ders to use his discretion as to land
{ ing an expedition for the protection.
of the foreigners in Na1uis valley
threatened, BY the raiding Indians.
According to dispatches from NoEr
les, General Maytorena, who is marc
ing towards Yaquis valley with n
force of eight hundred and fifty Mex
cans, has stated that he will resist
the landing of any force from the
E American warships, but it is thought
here that the Villa general will tat"
| no action against the Americans. VIVA
has nothing to gain b" ofering resist
ance and Maytorena has heretofore
} shown himself willing to abide by the
r policy of his chief.
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