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MISDjrORD, ORrOOONf!ON!)AY,.LNtfARY27, I0!3.
NO. 2G.1.
URKISH AFFAIRS-GERMANY BLAMED FOR SULTAN'S OVERTHROW
RUSSIA 10 INTERVENE IN T
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KAISER BACKS iSJMPLICITY TO SUFFRAGETTES
YOUNG TURKS IN BE KEYNOTE OF CLAIM ASQUJTH
SEIZING THRONE INAUGURATION ACTED TRAITOR
Car Plitns to Take a Hand Without
Awaiting fur Permission of Powers
Mom Than 200 Influential Cltlz
rns Arrested at Constanttnoilr.
Balkan Allies to Draft Ultimatum
Termination. Turko-Balkan Arml's-
lire.
LONDON, Jmt 27 Dr. Onnoff,
cliler of llm nullum t"Hro envoys here,
said today thnt tomorrow tin- llalkan
pIcnlpoteutlnrloN would draft tin I
llmiitum terminating (tin Turko-lluN
Kan nriiilMlltui. lit wild It would !
lirtNKUitHil to (In Turkish envoy ami
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CONHTA.NTINOPLK, Jmt. 27.
ItMaala plans tn Inko ii liiiml III llm
TnrklHli ultuutlnu without walling
fitr pcrmltodou from llm other powero,
iii'iwrdlug to tin unconfirmed report
widely circulated hero todny. Thin
rumor linn apiond rouDlornntlou
mining tint (oriilKii ttiubniuwdnr here.
Suspicion tluit Herman)' In repon.
nlble (or the owirthrow or Kuliull
1'iuliii In growing, mid this, It l be
lieved, limy irouiit Kuwdu to liumcd
lulu action. IJnver II")'. lender of
lli Yoiiiik TnrkN, nml uillllnry dicta
loi nf 'J'ttrUoy, wan utluclie.l for A
ImiK t Intt with Ottoiiiiui llmhnssy nl
Imrlln. nml In frntornulUed freely
Midi high Herman offlclnln nml nriuy
ofllecrn. Till, coupled with tin fuel
Hint (Ixriimi) linnka have agreed to
liiiul ili twwrninent lii'iiilcil liy Uu
vr Ucy nml Hlmfket Pasha tr..ooo.
000, lit rognrdud a partial eonflruin
llou or suspicious Hint tint Kulscr U
behind lint Kiiv.t ll-y uprising.
Revolutionary rumblings, hide
IHimli'iit of those precipitated by llm
young Turku, rocked CoiiHlmitlnopIc
loiluy. Mori limn 2(io Influential
limn. mostly adherent of Kuliull
Pnshit. were nrrostod curly. In tin
morning !' onlor of Kuver Hoy.
This number lurludcd Kuliull Pashu's
former nilnlMlcr of llm Interior nml
IiIn iiilnUtor of Instruction. Knliull
Pushn himself In under constant sur
veillance, nml nil Indications point to
Internal strife before ulghl Knliull
Pnsliu nml hi follower arc ncrusod
of fomenting n counter revolution.
WASHINGTON'. .Imi. 27 - Sweep
ing imosligiittnn by a eonimilloo of
Mti'n oongicsMiicn of economic con
ditions responsible for precipitating ii
walkout of tho iiiiigniludo of I ho New
Ymk eminent workeri' t-lriko is le
iniuiileil in u lexotulioii iulriutueeil in
Iho luuiMi loiluy ly ('onK'ieHMiiun Vio
lor L. J.loiL'er. soeiiilixt. of W'iHeon-
Min. A iimnn of evidence, ineliuliiiK
neoren of nffiiliivilH liy (he Muke leu-ilm-H
iiceoinimnieil llm roHululioii.
'Vice nml uriiiie," llu resoliilion
deitliiieH, "mo lireil in Ilio neeltenH
jiilheiy eoiimirrent in Iho uuiimfu
luro of iilotliliiir. The lunnufiicluie of
thin eiummulily Ih emiieil on in fillliy
pliieeH, NlilUl'Uleit uilll kiiiiiu) of con
liiKioim iUmi'iihoh. (linnuMiIrt iiuiilo in
Hiich coiuliliouH unileuiuhlv heeomo u
hi'iioiis ineuui'O mid ii ilnnuei' to Die
elfuio mill henllli of all the people."
WANTS EMIGRANT STATION
ESTABLISHED AT SEATTLE
WASHINGTON, .Inn,
-ron.
jsroHHiimu Humphrey f WiihIiIukIoii
loiluy mlviseil Iho Immiho coinniilteo
mi linihliiiKH (hot Iho I'aeifio coiirI
I'iMoH expect a flood nf inuulKi'atinn
when (ho I'miunm eminl opoiiH, Ho
iiHked mi apprnpriniion of $700,00(1
for mi Iinniimitnl Nlulioii nt Sen I lie.
CONGRESS
PROBES
CE
ND
MISERY
CAUSING
STRIKES
Wilson Wants to Take Oath. Read
Address, View Parade and Then
Spend Evening Gcttlnn Acquainted
With Ills New Home In Washlnulon.
Inaugural Ball Is Said to Be But a
Graft Costs Uncle Sam Mimic
Sum of Money.
WASHINGTON, .Inn. "Jr.-Toke
I In- oulli of ollii'o iin chief o.m'ciiIimi
of the iiHliou, riHiil hi iumiRunil ml
i1nu, icicw a iHirmlo mul I lien
hhiik hi- fir I cvrnitiK in Wushuin
Ion nl Iho While lloimc KetlniK
ncipiiiinlril with Iim new ipiurtcm.
Till h Hie WHV I'tciiilclit lllcet
Womlmw Wilui wiiiihl like to lnkn
up hi ilulic ul the cupilol, mul now
IIimI (here it. to he no iiiHUKiiritl hull
mul the ipioHtliHi of mi iiimipiittl re
ccpliou l uloielllcil, il l ciiiiHiilcrcd
pmhnlilc IoiIhv llinl the niinplc plan
Witxon I'lunrH may lm currieil out.
Ciimplluiint (Jriift
WnnhiiiKlou rcMiilculN vim fin or
Hiiuplicilv in llm inmiminilioii ure
munic Hie clutcil over Iho iIoIiik
uwny or Iho iniiiiiirnl hull. They
contciiil thin ipitiilri'iuiiiil ciforiumiei
iiIwiivh tin m Im'cii one of coiupliculeil
Krufl. The irt hit of untiling, tlicy
Miy, U whrii llm KOVemilieut Htti up
Iho pciiMoti nffic; for llm "hop." This
throw M'cnil Ihoimjiml pcimiou hur
eiiu i'tuplo)CH out of work for n week,
ami iim Ihfir pay coiiltuue, it cohN
the Kiieniiuent ncwral humttcil t lion .
mmihI iIiiIIuph from llii Hoiiicc alone.
Then, thev mii.v, IIic pulilie 1 the next
ieliui. The piHipli mo climxeil $.pi
Hr liel.cl, in icluru for uliich they
mo uiiahlii lo ilauec liccmixe lln Moor
i nlwHH loo cihwiIimI, Tlioy are al
mh.vm harrril from Ihc rcfrexhuienl
mom for the muno mcikmhi, ami won
crally coulil inner k'I iiioic IIiiiii a
ptiHAiui; ttliiupM' of Ihc picwiilenl ami
hi wife.
No Ono l'n)N t'p
"The inmiKitnil hall," ail an offic
ial loilay." Iiiih uluayx Iceii a pa.MiiK
affair. LitMt year It paid a profit of
4-1,001). The iiimiuc hiiiiil ami a
voluuleer orKiinixaliou of hineri. I'ur.
it il i the miixic fieo ami I'ucle Sum
ami the pithlic do the iot. Tlio pioui
incut clticiw who have 'pulilie opirit-i-illy'
Milneribcil lo Iho ,o.xpon"eK' of
the on colonics, i)o so knowing they
never will ho aokeil to Siough up.1 Tim
whole affair U Knil't from Iteiuniiie
to end, anil tieth a profit from the
murine Inunl conceit nt mi inlinixion
fee of $1 each to Iho closim; eeio-
UIOIlU's."
WAS1I1NOTON, Jan. 27- Tlio
wii.vh ami ineaiiR oommitteo of Iho
ImiiHu is roiiHiilorinj,' today hcheilule
IC, Iho poiltou of the I'ayim-Ahlrlch
Imiff law relaliuK lo wool. Siren.
iioiiH pleniliiiKrt of Iho wonlen luaiiu
fiicliirerrt iiKiiitiht a tciliictiou in wool
dutioH is nnlieipateil. SweepiiiK oulf
in Iho (miff mo helloveil to ho cer
lain. loxcplt llolnu'H toHlifieil today he
fore (ho hniiHo wayH mul menus com
milleo UKiiiiiKt reilueliiK Iho wool tar
iff. Ho produced timuv and Htntis
licH in Iho c I' foil to uphold his eon
teulion thill elolhiui; would uo ho
cheaper if Iho (miff wuh Inwcicil or
removed, Ho did not deny (lint Ihc
averatfo $12 mul $18 milt actually
cosIh tlio faelory $11 and U Hold
ahroad nl $8 lo $10.
CALIFORNIA CONGRESSMAN
DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS
I.OS ANflKLIW, Jan. 27. As tlio
renal! of ii two yearn illness, Con
KreHHinnn S. C, Smith of the Fourth
California district h dead hero to
day. Smith won mu'vIiij? U fouvlh
term in congress, Ho was Go years
old.
CONGRESS
REVISING
I
Government Formally Withdraws
Gray's Amendment to Franchise
Bill and Sitf (rarjettes Claim Be
trayal English Women liy Premier.
Militant Tactics Threatened Asquith
Promises New Bill Next Month to
Go to n Vote,
LONDON. Jnn 27. BpenklnK for
tlio rnliltii't, Premier Ampilth loiluv
nroio In tlio Hoiih, of CommoiiN nml
formally wltlnlrcw Sir IMwnril Orcy'e
nincliilliicnt to tlm fninclilne bill In
tended to clvo voIch to women. Thin
ineiuiH llml no net Ion will lie taken on
uny HUffrnxo bill nt thin mckmIoii of
I'nrlliiinciil. A voto on (lie uienmiro
will bo reiiclied Tllenilny but lln rejer
tlou In rerlulu.
Open rlmrisoH of trickery, voiced by
HtiffraKuttiHi, wero repinllulcd by the
Premier. Amiiillli ilerlnrcd tlio cabi
net resrclted lla Inability to fulfill
tlmlr plcdce to tlio women to submit
tlm qucntlon of equal miffniK" to a
vo(e, but innlntalned that Speaker
Iiwtliern rulliiK tbnt the adoption of
tlm drey amendment would neccKwir-
lly mil for re-lntroductlon of tlio bill.
Willi Demount rut lou
McmlicrN or tlio roinmoim (Utened
tpilctly an AkiiiiUIi unnounced the
Kiivorninent'a Intention to withdraw
tlm (Jrey numiidomnt. TJmn n wild
demount rut Ion exceed I m: Ibo clamor
but marked tlio paHsnco of tlm Irish
Ifimi. tl.il,. Kill lirtttn lunai Tlin
rifnuprvntlvca cheered wbllu miffrn-
Kuttea In tlio Knltcrlon liUsed mul ent
ailed. Speaker Lowther won miw-
crlerm lo preerv order.
Word that Premier Aiilth bad
withdrawn tlio drey nniendmeut
pilckly reached tlm 2000 or more
inllltnnt nuffriiKelten who tbronKcd
WcHtmlnHur and pandemonium
relRiied. Tlio women marled on n
hurried innrcli toward tlio I'nrllnnmnt
bulldlucn but were stopped by tbo
H)llro.
"Scuixluloim llrlrnyiil"
"Aiiqulth'H nctliin." anld Mrs. Km
mcllnn Pankbumt, lender of tlio auf
frnK(itten, "Is n Rcnndnloun betrayal
of tlio women or Kiutland, and wo
will ro a mo militant tactics forth
with, uulciui the Kovernmcnt couienta
to Introduce In this Parliament n bill
apeclflenlly prnvldliiK for equal suf
frage" When Mm. PnnklitiMl's threat
reached tho premier lm Is quoted na
nliiK tbnt lm would promise to pri
vate members of tho commons fnclll
licit for IntrodncliiK n auffrnKo bill
early In tho noxet 8C8lon, which con
vonea In Kobrunry. Aaqulth would
not promise that tho mlnUtry would
support tho proposed bill, snylnu tho
members of Iho eublnot would voto
accordltiK to their vlows.
Los ANOHLl, Jnn. 27. Follow
Iiik three hours of terror uftor tho
Dollnr I.lno Stenmer Mncklnnw had
piled herself on tho government
breakwator at San l'odro durliiK u
douso foK, Owner Hobort Dollnr nnd
tho ship's officers unit crow, .10 men
In all, nro stro today, while tho 'ship
lies hair submerged at tho San l'odro
wharf.
Tho Mncklnnw, hound from Pnnn
nin nnd Sun l'odro to Han KrnneUco
nnd l'ortlnnd, tiearod from Snn l'o
dro nt G o'clock lust nlRht. Within
half an hour uftor nho had dropped
hor pilot she erashod Into tho break
wntor, teurliiK a sront hole In hor
liiiws, nnd onposIiib hor decks to a
heavy uwull,
INBW YOUIC, .Inn, 27. Most of tho
waltors on strike horo oxpeet to ro
suino their places by tonlijlit under
tho tonus of nn nBreomont botwoon
tho enfo nnd hotel niuniiKora mid tho
Wultors' Union.
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nnleil by John 1). Itockcfellcr, has brcu pael by the Hou-o by a rotu of IK! to 05. The tneniuro now goea to the
Semite. II immiii a the lnrorurntgni to oduilnUtvr the fund John I). Jtockefeller, John O. UockjeMler, Jr.! ; IrederlcW
T. Onten. KUrr J. Murphy. Harry Pratt Judnon. Simon Kltxner, Wwlu .V. Alderman, Wlckllffe ltos and Cbnrlea O.
Heidi, nud riicIi ihtu "as Ibey may noclate with theiiHelvcK." .... . L , ...
The objecrof tb foiindatluu b "lo pro mote the well belaB nnd to ndrnnce the civilization of the peoples or the
fnltcil Slate mid IU torrllorles mid of forclKU lunda. la the insemination orknowledKe, In tho preTullua.aiiU relief
jf kiitferliii: and la the promotion of clecuuynary and ph'djutbroplc uieaua of any aud alt of tlw elenieuU ut human
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POVERTY
BLAMED
Fl
BY ROCKEFELLER
XKV YORK. .Ian. 27 .John 1).
Itoekofoller, .lr.'n huruaii of Mtcial
hypeuo in today completing it in
vesi;utioii of the social evil. Tlm
impiiry lasted two years aud included
onlv llie New York underworld.
"Prostitution as now conducted in
America mid Kurope is largely nuinV
on-due. Women are ineruly his
tools."
Thin was the declaration here to
day of John I), Itoekofoller, jr., in
supplementing In plans for a bureau
of social hygiene.
"Answering the question of wheth
er mi unfortunate woman i iho vic
tim or a contributor to her own vicious-
career, I sav unhesitatingly Hint
in tho vast majoiity of cast's hho is
the victim. 1'ioslitulion is run for
profit these days and the profit i
largo.
"1 boliovo los than 2.1 per ecnl of
(ho present prostitutes in America
would have fallen if (hey had 'been
given mi equal chance lo lead n pure
life. Thai (hoy huvo been drugged
into llm mire in such large numbers
is due to a variety of uireumslanees,
among which are poverty, low wages,
improper homo conditions', lack of
training mid a disiro to satisfy a
natural craving for pretty things.
While all of these tire contributing
ouUM'fl, man is chiefly responsible for
their fall."
USES WWEM
APPLE TREE BLOOM
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27. W. V.
Thomas, of this city, owns an orch
n nl of 0000 young tipple trees in
Maryland. Tho unseasonably warm
weather has coaxed out the buds and
there is danger of blooming. In case
of frost the liees would bo iujinod.
Mr, Thomas coiiMilted expo Us of
Iho deparlmoiit of ugrieiiHure, and on
their udvieo today shipped 100 tons
of ico to (ho orchard. Tlio ice will bo
broken up mid applied to tho roots of
Iho trees in (he hope of chilling thorn,
thus proven ling Iho sap from rising
mid thereby keeping them from
blooming,
OR WOMAN'S FALL
OF THE $100,000,000
John D ROCXEFELLEK: Jli
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Xi Jlt-lVIf FLEXIfER.
ThINBURN ROSS
T SERVE FIVE
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27. The sen
tence of J. Thornbiiru Hoss, n Port
land, Ore., banker, to five years In
tho penitentiary for the nllfRed lnr
cenry of J2SS.O00 of state funds wns
affirmed today by tho supreme court
or the United Stntes.
1'OIITLAXI). Ore.. Jnn. 27. J.
Thornburn Hoss, who sentence wns
todny confirmed by tho supremo court
of tho United Stntes, was president of
tho Tltlo Guaranty and Trust Co.,
which failed in 1907. He was found
guilty of tho larceny of S2SS.000 la
stnte school funds which were on de
posit lu tho bank. Ho was sentenced
to five years' Imprisonment nnd tho
payment of a flue, which If he had
been compelled to serve out, would
have made his prison term approxi
mately 1000 years.
Tho state supremo court Inter nf
flrnied tho prison sentence but de
cided that tho flno wns excessive.
Tho affirmation of Hoss' sentence
today marks tho close of one of tho
bitterest court fights In tho history of
Oregon.
GRANGE ROAD BILL
SALKM, Jnn. 27. A motion Intro
duced by Kepresontntlro Clareuco
Hoaniea to reconsider tho grange road
bill, No. 103, was passed by tho house
todny, This will reopen tho good
ronds question.
Tho granbo bill Is tho one rejected
by tho people last fall, It is an en
abling net to put the bonding net, for
good roads Into effect. It wns passed
by tho houso but was considered too
cumbersome by (sua friends to good
ronds legislation.
Tho bill will probably bo n mended
In reconsideration.
Arcluluke Reiner Dying
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Hniner, 87, n relative of Kmporor
FriiiiR Joef, is icported dying bore
today,
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NKW YORK, Jan. 27 - When Sher
iff llnrbnrger wa preparing to ar
rest General Daniel K. Sickles, ae
ettsfcl of being short $23,178 in his
accounts as an official of the Stale
Monument association, Sickles said:
"Perhaps it will interest you to
rend the euclo-ed pamphlet in which
Lieut, (lenerul James Uiugstrect says
I won the groat aud decisive battle
of Oettysburg, and that Lieut, Gen
eral Sheridan agree with General
LongMrver."
After the arrival of the note,
Sieklex' attorney called on the sheriff
aud the latter agreed not to remove
tho general from his home if satis
factory bonds wore furnished. ln
lesn the bonds are produced, Sickles
will be taken to the Ludlow Street
jail today.
Mrs. Sioklos, whom I he general ha
invited to a conference today, sent
him mi ultimatum that sho would not
come (o his rescue unless be dis
charge-. Miss Wilmenling, his house
Keeper ior u eurs-, and Hint she
leaves his bouse nt once.
PASSES 7 BILLS
SALEM. Ore., Jnn. 27 Sovon bills
wore passed In tho houso today. In
cluding four measures left ovor from
tho last scbslon that have been car
ried over tho governor's veto, this
brings tho total number of bills so
far passed by tho houso to 17, u rec
ord never before equalled In tlm first
fifteen days of nn Oregon legislative
session.
Tho most lmportnn uicnsuro en
acted todny was a bill Introduced by
Representative Forbes to make tho
salury of nil circuit judges $4000 a
your. A bill similar to this wns
passed by tho last legislature and
vetoed by Governor West.
Tho other bills passed wero tliroo
Introduced by tho couimltteo on revi
sion of laws to roponl dead statutes
In tho code.
SHORTINA N
EN
NA
SOCIALISTS OF
MEDFORD A K
E.I.
Resolutions Adopted Declaring That
Change In Management Would Be
Mistake Party Declares Against
Spoils System in City.
Now Impossible for Mayer to Re
move Market Master Who Has
Made Market Success.
The Medford Jocnl of the socialist
party went on record in resolutions
adopted Sunday nftcnioon o favor
ing B. J. Runynrd an mnrkctmoster.
In so doing the party nlnced itnelf
squnrely against tin; spoils system.
Their rcprocntntive, George II. Mil
lar, councilman of the third ward,
was instructed to remain againtt Iho
appointment of any other man by tho
mayor. Thin stand wns taken by
Mr. Millnr nt the Inst meeting of tbo
council when Mnyor Kifert submitted
the name of L. Damon to suceeed Mr.
Runynrd.
Ilcoliitloni Adopteit
This netion by Iho socialist; ex
presses tho feeling of the people us
u whole, Mr. Ruuvniil being given
credit for putting the market where it
Is today. Four couneilmen, Messrs.
Campbell, Stewart, Sunimerville and
Millar, nrc now standing against n
change, making it iwjwHjjible for tlw
mnyor to rcmore Mr. Runynrd.
The resolution us adopted by k
socialists follews:
"Resolved, by local Medford of the
socialist party of Oregon, in regnlnr
meeting assembled, that the follow
ing expression of opinion upon the
pnHwed change in the post of innr
ket master in the public service of
the city of Medford, be nml the same
is hereby ordered to bo spread tioti
the minutes of this meeting, mid cop
ies to be furnished to Iho public press
of the city, and tb the socialist coun
cilman from the third ward, Geo. II.
Millar, for presentation to tho city
council nt its next meeting:
Is People's Market
"The public market is the people's
market. The producers who supply
it, aud the consumers who patronize
it, nre the people, nnd the only people
who are directly and vitally concern
ed in its nianagement mid operation.
If they are satisfied (as they most
certainly npear to ho satisfied) with
the conduct of tho market nnd tho
(Continued on page 3.)
WEST PLANS TO
T
SALKM, Ore., Jnn. 27. Tho with
drawal from sale for fiftv years of
between .10,000 and oO.OOO acres of
choice timber land in tho present
Santinm National forest, which the
state is to receive from the federal
government in ehango for certain
school sections, is the nurnose of a.
bill introduced in the house todny by
Representative Hngood.
The measure has the urmrnval of
Governor West, nt whose request it
was prepared,
The bill proposes lo (dace tho entiro
tract under tho supervision of the
state school of forestry. It is to ho
iirtivi the management and control of
tho hoard of reicntH of tho stnlo
educational institution to which the
forestry school is nttaehed. This U
now nt the O. A. C.
Tho passage of the bill would not
menu that no timbor could be sold in
this region. It would hnvo to bo sold,
however, as tho forestry department
should decide, with scientific cutting
of surplus timber.
The net revenue from the forest,
but not less thipi 00 per cent of the
lnonoy icccived from, tho snlo of tim
ber must go jntu tho common sehiH'l
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