TILE MORNLXG OKEGO.MAX, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1913.
LEADERS LIKE IDEA
Democrats Would Divide Re
j sponsibility With Wilson.
TARIFF IS REAL PROBLEM
f ember Feel It Bill Proves TTn pop
ular It TV1H Be Convenient to
Be Able to Place Blame
on President.
' OHEGONIAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash
ing-tan. March II. Many Democratic
Senators and soma Representatives were
Inclined, not many weeks ago. to resent
the proposal of President Wilson to
visit tna Capitol frequently lor in
avowed purpose of shaping legislation.
.Now that the time approaches when
the Democrats must revise the tariff
there Is a marked change of sentiment
and the President's proposed Innovation
is becoming stranajely popular.
The truth Is that Democratic leaders
are rather (dad the President is willln,
to take a large share of responslblllt
for the partisan lcplnlutlon to be pu
through the 3d Congress.
Preaiaeat Share ReapoaalbUltr.
Now that President Wilson has taken
an active hand In shaping the tariff
programme for the special session, h
will bear an unusually large share
responsibility for whatever tariff bill
the Democratic Congress enacts. While,
if the bill proves popular, be will be
entitled to a large share of the credit,
by the same token. If the bill proves
unpopular he will have heaped upon
liim a large snare of the Blama. Till
Ms why bis Innovation Is becoming pop
ular, for the average Democrat la not
particularly enthusiastic over the tar-
off prospect, and there is consluerabli
Tear that the approaching revlalon may
not prove generally satisfactory.
This Is about the way It will work
The House, for illustration, la bent on
rlaalng sugar on the free list. Five or
f!x Democratic Senators from sugar
rroduc!ng states are not in favor
free sugar and are disposed to vote
against It. If five, or even four. Demo
cratlc Senators vote against free sugar
:they can defeat the proposition. Y ha
the attitude of President Wilson may
'.he on this particular schedule Is not
ret known, but If he is for free sugar
jie doubtless can swing into line enough
of the Democratic Senators from sugar
mates to carry the proposition through
.the Senate. The Senators in question,
jo square themselves with their sugar
jrrowlnn or sugar-manufacturing con
ptltnenta, can shift the blame to the
President.
Weol Situation Similar.
So. again, with wool. While It is
thought net likely that the House will
bring In a bill placing raw wool on the
lree list, that may be done, though the
probabilities are that the duty on wool
will be reduced to something like Is
jrr cent ad valorem. If the reduction
on wool, no matter what It may be.
piwe injurious to the wool-growing
industry, the Senators from wool-grow
ing states can explain to their wool
tcrowlng constituents that they person
ally were not In favor of the heavy re
.( ,, 1 1 r,n maH hi- fntiirrM.C hut Were
driven Into line by the President.
I -So It will be through the entire bill
conference frame the Democratic tar-
x irt Dill, ne win to a large awgrre oe
1 blamed for the result, and those Demo-
I orats who normally would receive the
1 large share of the blame will be able
I to take refuge behind the President;
OWERS TO BLOCKADE PORT
JMubbornness of Montenegro Slakes
' ' Austria-Hungary Impatient.
I.ON"DON. March 31. Stubbornness of
Montenegro in continuing the bombard
ment of Scutari, contrary to wishes of
the powers and the dllatorlnesa of Servla
in withdrawing her troops beyond the
frontier of the future Albania, if not
overcome by more peaceful measures.
lll lead to a demonstration and
I lorkade of the Montenegrin coast and
tie ports of Albania occupied by
Servla.
Austria. Hungary Is losing patience
with her little neighbors and is urg
ing the powera to take action to en-
fm-ce their demands.
riervla has expressed her intention
of complying with the powers' de
manda to evacuate Albania, but has
maae no movement in that direction.
Austria Insists upon the Immediate re
moval of the Servians from the coun
try. A Vienna dispatch to the Dally Mail
says:
"Austria has three army corps on
tita Hersoffovtna frontier ready to en
ter Montenegro ahould the pressure
frees the powers, which It Is Intended
. ;e repeat and intensify, be ineffectual."
Montenegro will reply in the nega
tive to tbe representations of the pow
ers made collectively today that an en
voy of the powera would convey a
K-lpher message to Eaaad Pasha, the
ri'urkish, commander in Scutari, con
taining the porte's orders to permit
the civilian population to depart.
Thia information, which comes from
at authoritative source, gives as a rea
'na (or this decision that King Nich
olas on three different occasions has
offered to allow the consuls and all
the foreigners to leave the city, but
teach time the commander of the town
wejacted, the suggeatlon.
-ERBS LAIT) COCTtAGE OF TURK
Wounded Soldiers Tell of Gallant
Defense of Adrlanople.
BEUGRADE. March SI. The first
train to bring wounded Servians arrived
liare yesterday from Adrlanople. Their
atory shows that the fighting which
preceded the capture of Adrlanople was
.the most terrible of the war. Tbe
lurks fought with the courage of
despair, but the perseverance of the
?rvlans and the excellent leadership
of the commanders resulted In their
gaining the day. Some of the men
.-wore severely wounded, but the major
sty were suffering only from slight
bullet wounds.
The press unfavorably discusses Rus
sia's action in Joining the other powers
in presenting a nots to Servia and
Montenegro wltb regard to Scutari and
Albania. It was hoped until the last
that Russia would withhold ber sup
port of the note.
One of the wounded officer said:
"The siege waa one chain of suffer
ing for the siegers which reached Its
climax in the bitter cold of January
and February. The enow lay six feet
deep and sentries died at their posts.
Ths skin of every soldier was parched
!y the Intense frost, while in the
trenches the men's feet were cut by
the sharp Ice breaking every morning
under their steps. They slept in mud
and water, covered only by canvas.
"Some days doxens of men were frox
en to death. There were snow plains
for 30 miles around; no wood could be
found and even when It waa brought
(ires were forbidden for fear of be
traying our position."
.VI officers axreed on the terrible
snfsined In the final attack. The
fowrth battalion of ths Ninth Infantry
lust per cent of Its men. which waa
about the average for those regiments
which attacked the important forts.
The Turks kept up a terrific fire. The
Servians made three attempts against
Papastepe before taking that position
and they succeeded only at a tremend
ous cost of life from the fire of the
Turkish machine guns.
Fort Topyleu was another hard nut
to crack. When within 60s yards, the
Servians, who were accompanied by a
Bulgarian regiment, met a terrible fire,
accompanied by the explosion of mines.
The Bulgars retired, leaving the Serv
ians alor-. The Servians again ad
vanced ulier cover of darkness, creep
ing like cats and protected by hand
bomb throwers. The Turks did not dis
cover them until the bomb throwers
were upon the trenches. The Bulgar
ians then came up under command of
a sergeant, having lost all their com
manding officers, but again retired.
After the fort had been taken the
Turks made counter attacks and, with
their machine guns inflicted heavy
losses on the Invading force.
TURKS DRIVEN FROM TRENCHES
Montenegrin Artillery Dislodges
Enemy Before Scutari.
CETTIXJE. March SI. The Montene
grin artillery on the main front before
MATCHES KILL Tl! FOR ECZEMAS
AND RASHES
Three Fires Started by Chi!
- dreft Within Week.
ESTACADA TRAGEDY LAST
Deputy Coroner Says Parent Ought
to Take Warning; From Acci
dents and Not Expose
Families to Danger.
VMTED STATES SE ITOR IS
FATIKST AT BALTIMORE
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Edward C. Burleigh.
BALTIMORE. Mi, March 31.
It was learned today that United
States Senator Edward C Bur
leigh, of Maine, has been a pa
tient at Johns Hopkins Hospital
for several days. The nature of
the ailment from which the Sen
ator Is suffering waa not dis
closed. He is 79 years old.
Scutari since yesterday has been de
veloping great activity.
The Turkish positions In the plain
before the town have been bombarded
heavily and. the Turks have been driven
from their entrenchments near the
river Kir by the persistent artillery
fire.
T TELLS OF PLOT
EXPLOSIVE DECLARED STILL
B CRIED IN PRISOX YARD
Pass the Vinegar," Signal Agreed
On, Given Prematurely, So
Delivery Is Frustrated.
SAN QUENTIN. Cat, March 31. In
the course of his testimony before the
prison inquiry committee of the Legis
lature one of the convict witnesses de
clared today that a can of ultra-glyc
erine Is now burled In the prison yard,
It was to have been used, this convict
said, in ths bread riot of several
months ago.
Plnns for a wholesale escape on the
occasion of the riot failed, said the
witness, because the signal for the up
rising waa given prematurely. The
ringleaders, he went on to explain, had
arranged to smuggle into ths prison
larpe quantity of dynamite and
nitro-glycerlne. The rank and file of
ths plotters understod that this had
been achieved and was ready for use.
So the signal the words, "Pass the
vinegar' was given, but the jail de
liven" did not materialise.
Balked In their first effort, they
decided to try again the next day. But
the ringleaders still had failed to get
ths explosives Into ths prison. The
convict said the plotting had been go
ing on for six months.
Warden Hoyle said tonight he be
lieved that when the witness told of
can of burled nitro-glycerlne he had
In mind a small bottle containing it.
hich was found in the yard some
Ime ago. The warden said, however.
he would ask the witness to show
where he thinks the can is buried.
About IS convicts gave testimony
before the committee today. Those
on the stand today made no especial
complaint about the quality of food
provided. The early charges of harsh-
ess and oppression against Captain
of tbe Yard Randolph were said to be
ntrue by today's witnesses.
RAILROAD WORK TO START
Construction of Mount Hood Line
Awaiting Fair Weather.
SANDY. Or.. March U Special.)
t was announced here Saturday by En
Ineer Walter Inch that work will be
resumed on the Multnomah Central
Railroad between this place and Cot-
ell, on tra Mount Hood line, as soon
as the weather moderates.
Twohy Bros, save the contract for
grading six miles between Cottrell and
Siicuy and they will start grading as
oon as some surveying has been made.
Their grading plant will ba moved to
Cottrell.
Right of way has been secured over
1 the roads crossed from the Clack-
mas County Court and has been
cleared preparatory to grading and
track-laying. Residents here are hope
ful of getting railway connection with
Portland during this year.
POLICE DISCOVER PLANT
Alleged Counterfeiters Are Identi
fied by Vancouver Victims.
VANCOUVER. B. C March SI.
With the arrest of William Smith and
K. Strand this afternoon, the police
believe they have succeeded in appre-
ending the men responsible for the
rcu'.ating or the raised American bills
hich have lately flooded this city. A
complete outfit, consisting of dies
inks, numbers, etc.. used in changing
SI bill to a S10 bill waa found In their
room on Hastings street together
ith a quantity of lead tt "gold pieces."
Both men were positively Identified
y a string of their victims who viewed
hem at tlio statlou. They say they
arrived here recently from Seattle.
DISASTERS OF WKEK. CATffED
BY CHILDREN P LA VINO
WITH MATCHES.
March 28. Fannie Xake, S years
old. 220 H Hall street, burned to
death while playing with matches.
March SB. Children of R. A. But
ton, Z70 Sixty-fifth street Southeast,
set house on fire with matches.
March 30. Kora Kennell, 3 years
old, living at Wilson station, burned
to death walls playing with matches.
Within five consecutive days, two
children have been burned to death In
and about Portland, four others have
narrowly escaped the same fate, and
one residence has been set on fire,
through little children playing with
matches. The most recent disaster oc
curred yesterday, when Nora Kennell,
3 years old, living with her parents at
Wilson station, on the Estacada line,
was burned to death, and two other
children of the family escaped only
through timely observation of the
neighbors.
The mother of the family had come
to the city and the father was working
at his barn, while the children, aged 2.
3 and & years, were alone In ths house.
Matches, with which they were play
ing, set fire to some clothing in a
closet. The garments blazed up and
then fell on the head of the little girl.
burning her so that she died soon afterward.
Neighbors saw the smoke in the
house and gave the alarm, so that little
damage was done to the building. The
body of the child was taken in charge
by the Coroner.
Strikingly similar to this tragedy was
an Incident which occurred toaturday.
when two little boys, 3 and 4 years old.
In the family of R. A. Button, 3704
Sixty-fifth street Southeast, while their
mother was downstairs, obtained
matches and Ignited the contents of a
closet. Then they closed the door and
ran outdoors.
Last Wednesday Fannie Dake. 3 years
old. living at 230 4 Hall street, climbed
on a chair, in the absence of her mother,
got hold of a box of matches and set
fire to her clothing. She was taken to
Good Samaritan Hospital, but was so
badly burned that she died the same
day.
'All parents should learn from these
tragedies that matches should be kept
well out of the way of children, sal a
Deputy. Coroner Dunning, yesterday.
Use
CUUCDMSOilP
ANDOITMENT
The itching, burning, suffering and
loss of sleep caused by eczemas,
rashes and irritations of the skin
and scalp are at once relieved and
permanent skin health restored in
most cases by warm baths with
Cuticura Soap followed by gentle
applications of Cuticura Ointment.
Cuuonra Soap sad ointment sold throuxhoat ths
wwtd. Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 33-p,
bjak. Addreaj CuUcara." Dept. 11R. Boston.
av-Mea who soave and Bhacapoo with CatieaTa
asp will Had 1 1 beat lor sua sad scalp.
ARMY INCREASE CERTAIN
Germans, However, WlH Increase
Tax Burden on WelMo-Do Classes.
BERLIN. March SI The suggested
Increase of the German army will be
voted practically without opposition,
according to the general opinion ex
pressed by the newspapers here. The
government's financial proposals to
cover the necessary expenditures, how
ever, will be subjected to severe criti
cism.
Tbe lmporlal parliament, it Is argued.
will demand radical modifications of
the new tax proposals to place tbe
burden more heavily on the well-to-
do classes.
After the passage of the army bill
the land forces of Germany on a peace
footing will comprise 33,800 officers,
119,000 non-commissioned officers, 661.
176 privates and 15.000 one-year vol
unteers. The remalndor of the total
of 870.000 will include medical, veter
inary and pay officers, the hospital
corps and other non-combatants.
BANKER'S WIFE WILL LIVE
Young Highwaymen Admit Attempt
to Hold Vp Automobile Party. j
and gas were put out of commission
and the city is in darkness.
No disorders have yet occurred, but
it is feared by the Mayor that with trie
city In almost total darkness, looters
will begin their work.
The weather forecasters said they
expected the crest of the flood to reach
here tomorrow morning and that the
stage would be between 69 and 70 feet.
after which the river would gradually
subside.
The property loss In the Cincinnati
waterfront section will be very heavy.
There has been slight suffering so
far. The inundated district is being
patrolled by extra police force and also
by officials of the city health department.
On the south bank of the Ohio, op
posite this city, many manufacturing
plants are completely flooded and much
money will be required to place teem
In condition for operation.
At Newport. Ky.. there are already
under water nearly 120 square blocks,
located in the section along the south
bank of the Ohio River. The other
towns, Bromley, Dayton and Ludlow,
report no Immediate need of assist
ance. TKAIXLOADS LEAVE CAIRO, ILL.
Women, Children and Infirm Ad
vised to Seek Places or Refuge.
CAIRO, 111.. March SI. Trainloads
of persons left ,Ca'ro today following
receipt of news that the Ohio River
was expected to reach a higher stage
than In the disastrous flood of last
Spring. R. T. Lindley. the local
weather forecaster. Issued a statement
saying:
"As a- prudential measure, it Is ad
visable that women, children and tbe
Infirm seek more secure refuge."
The Ohio tonight reached 61.3 feat.
An appeal was sent today to Governor
Dunne for help and he responded that
he would send 1000 men. 300 National
Guardsmen, 10,000 rations and 200,000
sacks.
BURGLARS SHOOT IN DARK
Politician Wounded In Ear In Re
volver Duel In Bedroom.
OAKLAND, Cal., March SI. In a bat
tle with burglars In a bedroom, Eu
gene Stachler. a politician, received a
bullet through his ear tonight.
Mrs. Stachler awakened to find two
men In the room. She aroused her hus
band. Then the shooting in the dark
began and endd only when the in-
tey home.
Over the cork of every bottle of the Best Rye
in the Field, Uncle Sam places his "Little Green
Stamp." By this he brands the whiskey he has
seen made, aged and bottled.
By the same token you can make sure that the
whiskey is just as it left the distillery the same
quantity and quality of perfectly aged, absolutely
pure
ibratl ol3
, vUVw..wi,'H..
Bottled jn J3o&d
The Best Rye in the Field
R0THCHILD BROS., Distributors, Portland, Oregon.
truders backed through the window by
which they had- entered. A special po
liceman encountered the two near the
Stachler house and a pistol battle In
the 'street followed, but the burglars
escaped. Two suspects were arrested
later.
STATE SENATOR ARRESTED
California Solon, Accused of Speed
ing-, Doesn't Plead Exemption.
SACRAMENTO, March 81. State
Senator George W. Cartwright. of
Fresno, was arrested today for vio
lation of a city ordinance regulating
the speed of automobiles. Members
are exempt from arrest while the Leg
islature Is in session, except for trea
son, felony or breach of the peace.
The Senator, however, aid not pieaa
exemption and waa released, on his
own recognizance.
Candidate Quits Race.
Ben Relsland, who last week: an
nounced himself as a candidate for
Councllman-at-Large on the Frogres-
slve party ticket, yesterday issued a
statement withdrawing from the race.
He gave as his reason that he believed
C. C Craig and Mrs. M. L. T. Hidden,
also avowed candidates, were suf
ficient and saying he wished them
success.
TAFT LEAVES FOR YALE
Ex-President Goes to Take tip Work
as Professor of Law.
AUGUSTA, Ga., March 3L Ex-President
Taft, who has peen at his Win
ter cottage here since March E, left
yesterday for New Haven, Conn., whers
he will take up his duties as professor
of law at Yale.
Theatrical Benefit Nets $5000.
DENVER, March 31. A flood suf
ferers' benefit performance, given by
theatrical companies playing here,
with Sarah Bernhardt and John Drew
as the leading attractions, tonight add
ed $5000 to Colorado's contribution to
the Ohio and Indiana relief funds. The
grand total of Colorado's contribution
in hand and subscribed tonight Is more
than $36.000.
Delicious Saratoga Chips
' made with
LOS ANGELES. March SI. Mrs. C.
A. Walker, wife of a wealthy Salt
Lake City banker, who was seriously
injured Saturday night by being
thrown from an automobile when her
hauffeur attempted to run down two
highwaymen, will recover, according
to physicians attending her.
Carl M. Baugher and Arthur Nelson.
both young men, were arrested by
motorcycle policemen shortly after
he attempted holdup and both are said
to have admitted to the police that
they attempted to hold up the automobile.
SULPHUR BALKS FIREMEN
Fumes Render Fighters Helpless
Vntll Oxygen Helmets Arrive.
SAX FRANCISCO, March 3L Efforts
of firemen to fight a blaze in fa sulphur
works were balked today by the fumes,
which kept them at a distance. The
fire started when a ton of sulphur in
retort exploded and it was still burn
ing at a late hour tonight.
Chemicals and water were played on
the flames with no other result than
spreading them. The fire was con
trolled when a fireboat arrived with
an equipment of oxygen helmets.
KING TO VISIT SALONIKI
Action May Mean That Greece In
tends to Hold to SioiIs of War.
ATHENS. March JL Immediately
after the funeral of the late King
George, which will take place Wednes.
day. King Constantino will go to Sa
lonikl and remain there until peace has
been declared.
As in the case of King George, Con-
tantlne's presence may be taken as
notification to Bulgaria that Greece
Intends to hold Salonlki as part of her
polls of war.
COVIXGTOX, KY., FACES PERIL
Lighting Plants Pot Out of Com
mission as River Rises.
CINCINNATI, March 3L Two com
panies of the Ninth United States In
fantry, stationed at Fort Thomas, Ky
are being held in readiness to march
at an instant's notice to Covington,
Ky.. where Major-General S. Phillips
fears the city may be In need of mili
tary protection, due to high water that
virtually Is surrounding the town.
When the river stage reached more
than 8 feet today the lighting plants
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