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7 TIIE SUNDAY OREGOXIAW PORTLAND. OCTOBER 1. 1911. nrniui nniuiTiMP l:rrv.!fh,,:iiMDrcf Drouiinrc I I ! - - I hrh Hi bUU b iM?rsr.5S Ulinu I rLlllMULd ON BRIEF CONFLICT Bankers Profess to Have In j formation That End Is Already in Sight. ITALY WILLING TO TREAT With Coast Town In Her Possession, She Will Not Attempt Conquest of Interior, Which Would Require) Ix-cadea. BERLIN. Sept. 19. Ther If aa Im pression la diplomatic circles that tha war will be of short duration. The big banks profess to have Information that It Is now Tlrtually tr. Tba troth of this depones on ths assumption that Turkey will submit, after a show of opposition, to th loss of Tripoli, and will not embark on reprisals against Italian subjects and commerce. Plana. It was learned, were mad by Italy to open negotiations aa soon as ths occupation of Tripoli Is assured, counting on a reported order from Con stantinople to the local authorities at Tripoli not to resist the landing and using of German channels of communi cation with the enemy. If there Is no opposition to her programme. Italy will content herself In Tripoli with a status similar to that of Knglsnd In Egypt, otherwise the annexation of Tripoli will follow. Reprtoale Mar Be Made. Rigorous measures against ports In Turkey are contemplated If the Turka execute their threat to expel Italians and selxe their property In Turkey, though the possibility that the powers will Interfere aaalnst a bombardment and seisure of tne ports In European and Astatic Turkey la admitted. If ail goes well. Italy will make over tures to Turkey aa soon as the coast towns are In her possession. The con quest of the Interior. It la thought, .would require decades. It was said at the foreign office to dy that there was every hope, of suc cess In confining the hostilities to Italy and Turkey and preventing an outbreak In the Balkans. Cretaa Qamtlea IMatarktlag. The. danger point Is Crete. The re port from Vienna fhat Turkey has de manded that Oreece procUlm her dis interestedness In th island Is believed at the Oerman foreign offlcej to be untrue, but Athens understands that any attempt to selxe this opportunity to raise the. Cretan question would be quickly followed by a Turkish mobiliz ation In Thewaaly. Germany, at the request of the Porte. , has undertaken the protection of Otto man subjects in Italy, as It has as sumed the safeguarding of Italians In Turkey. It Is officially explained that iMi more Is In accordance with the usual procedure, and doea not Impfy that Germany will oppose the expul sion of Italians or other Turkish meas ures so long as they are In accordance .with the rules of war. ! WASHINGTON HEARS OF WAR Notification From Italy Pave Way for Neutrality Proclamation. WASHINGTON. Sept. 0. Formal notification to the I'nlted 8tates that a state of war exists between Italy and Turkey was given to the State lepart ment late today by the Italian charge d affaires. Noblle Lazzaro dl Marches! Negrotte Camblaao. His action pavea the way for the forthcoming proclama tion of neutrality by this government. President Taft will proclaim th neu trality of the lnlted States probably Monday. The official notification of Italy carries out The Hague conven tions of H07. which stipulated that neutral powers must be notified of the declaration of war. As to the Turkish request for car of Its Interests In Italy, the Ptata De , partment waa uncertain whether that pot-eagerly welcomed Invitation would come through Ambassador Ftockhll! at Constantinople or the Turkish Ambas sador, now at Pelleport, I I. The ob ligation to accept the charge la equally binding In either case. The suggestion of Oscar Straus, of New Tork. former American Ambas sador to Turkey, that America should offer to medlsta under the terms of Article I of The Hague convention Is under consideration by the Ptate De partment. BOY'S HEROISM SAVES GIRL T acorn a High School Student Res cues Child From Bay. TACOMA. Wash.. Sept. JO. (Spe cial.) Heroic rescue of 10-year-old Frances Hovey. daughter of C. II. Hovey. a Pan Francisco attorney, waa .made by Pester Armstrong, a Tacoma High School student, at the Northern Pai-lrtc dock this afternoon. . The little glrlt had been walking with her father and -year-old brother - when she fell Into the bay. Armstrong stripped off Ms coat and dived In after . her. So quick was he that two long shoremen, who were at th dock, had not time to reach the edge of the wharf he for Armstrong bad th child. Th young student held th girl up while one of the longshoremen obtained rep and drew thsm both out. I am going to bring young Arm strong's Bam to th attention of th Carnegie Hero Medal Commission. said Attorney Hovey. after the rescue. 'H certainly deserves consideration If anyone doea" Mr. Hovey gav Armstrong his watch. NAVY TUG MISSING AT SEA Torpedo-Roat Searching for Ixt Craft. With 13 on Board. NORFOLK. W. Va- Sept. JO. Th naval tug Accomac with 1 J man aboard. Is reported lost at sea. Torpero-boats are searching for her. DISTRICT FAIR NOW DUE .' Medford May See 10,000 People At tending Big Event. . MEDFORD. Or. Sept. JO (Special.! All Is In readiness for the opening a! th DisUlct Fair oa Tuesday. It attractions which hav been at the fair at Eugene and Roseburg ar coming her, as are many which were pres ent at the Klamath celebration during the last week. This will be the largest fair that Medford has ever held, and Mayor Canon, president; A. K. Ware, secre tary, and other officers in charge ex pect fully 10.000 people will be here. The official programme follows: October 1 Entry day for all exhibit. October 4 Old Settlers- day. Three prizes in gold offered for oldest set tler attending: afternoon. 2:tS pace, J:: trot, running race, novelty hitch up race. October I Medford day: Judging of driving and saddle horses: afternoon, f :40 trot. 1:11 pace, running race, half mile running race for mules, novelty muie race hitched to Big Sticky cart; balloon ascension. October Grants Pass day and school day; football game at 30; aft ernoon. 1:14 trot, 2. 10 pace, running race and saddle race; balloon ascen sion. October " Ashland and County day; public sal of livestock at 10 A- M. ; afternoon, consolation race for trot ters, free-for-all pare, running race for no winners: Medford Derby, ladle' re lay race, H miles; big balloon race between Tiny and Johnnie Broderlck at 4:10. DRUG STORE IS SOLD MORRISOX GRANT PHARMACY IV JTEW HANDS. Wm. C. Wlrsel and Z. J. Rlrge Bnj Popular Store at East Mor rison and Grand Ave. Th Morrison Grand Pharmacy, at East Morrison and Grand avenue, has been purchased by Messrs. William C Wltzel. of Portland, and Z. J. Rlggs. of Salem. Both gentleman are experi enced and competent pharmacists, hav. lng been In the business many years. ' Mr. Wltzel was formerly connected with the well-known firms of Johnson A Johnson, manufacturers of surgical supplies, and John Wyeth Bro., the famous pharmaceutical house. Until recently, he conducted a drug store on Hawthorn avenue, where he made many friends. Mr. Itlggs formerly had charge of the prescription department of Leng-ft-lt Pharmacy and Wakelee It Co.. San Francisco. I'ntll coming to Portland he resided In Salem, where he has been engaged In the drug business for the past 10 years. For five years he served on th Oregon Board of Pharmacy and by his progressive methods, started the present crusade against the violators of the pharmacy law. This law Is a protection to the public and required that all druggists be registered and show that they are competent before receiving authority to fill prescriptions. The new firm Intend making the Mor rison Grand Pharmacy the leading drug store of the Esst Side. Only the high est quality and the freshest of drugs will be used, and they will fill all pre scriptions just aa prescribed by your physician. You can feel safe and will get the best results. Quality consid ered, prices here are very moderate. They may not be your nearest drug gists, but they will come the nearest to pleasing you. AGED MINER IS SLAIN BODY IS FOr.XD IX OCEAX AT LOG BEACH, CAL. S. J. Bnohnnan, Who Discovered Ju ditlt Valley Mines In Montana, Murdered for His Money. LONG BEACH. Cal.. Sept. 10. (Spe cial.) The body found floating In the ocean near the Jetty her was Identified today through laundry marks found on the clothing as that of S. J. Buchanan, aged 11. Buchanan was a miner and prospector and always hsd considerable money about him. and his acquaint ances here believe that he waa plun dered for his money. He roomed at the Gaines Apartments. Esst Third street, and had been missing from his room since September 15. The land lady then reported his disappearance. The body will be burled by the coun ty, as It was learned that all his friend are dead and he had no living relatives. He came here from British Columbia last June and before that he passed most of his time In Montana. There and In Canada he was a factor for the Hudson Bay Company. At th Inquest this morning, th Cor oner decided Buchanan came to his death from a blow on the head which had fractured hla skull. Buchanan had been In the habit of walking down th beach each day since his arrival here and Is said to have carried between 1.100 and l00 with him all the time. He was the man who discovered the mines In the Judith Ba sin in Montana many years ago. An Example of Publicity. Daniel Frohman. In Ms new book. "Memories of a Manager." Even In those dsys there was unique publicity. Here is a sample: One of the members of the company, an Eng lishman named J. W. Ftgott. waa an athlete and a sturdy swimmer. From a boat near the Atlantic Highlands he swam out toward an ocean liner. An officer, thinking he was exhausted, threw htm a line to which was at tached a life-preserver. He pushed It from him "What do you want?" asked the of ficer aa the passengers gathered around. -I want to know If you hav seen The Highest Bidder." Then he dived and mad for bis boat In the distance Valley' Fhtnlt Goes Fast Friday. ALBANY, Or- Sept. 10. (Special.) The Willamette Valley exhibit at the Omaha Land Show will be assembled In this city next Thursday and shipped East Friday. Representatives of the four counties which ar sending th Joint exhlbtt met her today. The counties which have collected and will ship the exhibit are Marlon. Linn, Ben ton and Lane. The exhibit will be In charge of D. C. Freeman, of Eugene, who will be assisted In displaying and explaining It by W. F. Groves, of Cor vallls, and J. C. Holbrook. of Albany. Holley Pootofk-e Is Robbed. ALBANT. Or.. Sert. 10. (Special.) The postofflce at Holley was robbed last night and about 1100 secured from the money-order drawer. The office la locsted In the store of McCully at Co.. and so ire small change In the store drawer waa also taken. An Egyptian Joke. Washington (D. C.) Star. "That." aald the professor, "Is an Egyptian Queen. She Is at least 1000 years old." "My!" exclaimed the girl with large, fluffy hair. "I'll bet she'd be annoyed it ia koevr you war ttUlEg it." I I - WHOLE OF -EUROPE Strike Follows Strike, and War Rumors Pile on Protest . and Rebellion. OPINION SUPPORTS TURKS Britain, However, Will Xot Condemn Itally Officially, Although Peo ple Regard War as Act of Brigandage. BT T. P. O'CONNOR. (Special Cable to th Chicago Tribune, Coturlshu 1011. by th Tribune Co.) LONDON, Sept. 10. (Special.) Th chill opening of Winter finds all of Eu rope In th earn nlghtmar and ridden by the same uneasiness aa during the Summer. I It is Impossible to find any spot on the whole continent where men, espe clslly the politicians- and financiers, can breathe freely. New rumors of wsr are accompanied everywhere with revo lution and upheavals against the high cost of living. The close of one strike Is Immediate ly succeeded by the outbreak of an other, and a panic on one stock ex change follows a panic on another. Italy Deaawaeed aa Brigand. This universal and disastrous unrest Is partly responsible for the outbreak of the general and emphatic protect against Italy's assault on Turkey. The English press, which at first adopted aa attitude of friendly neutrality, now has entirely changed its tone, and Italy's action Is generally denounced as brigandage. But while the ournals thus vocifer ate, the present probability is that th government will not go beyond a strictly unofficial remonstrance. Thus there Is the anxious and para doxical situation that, while Turkey has almost the entire public opinion on her side for the first time In history, Italy's big battalions will not be inter fered with. The supreme anxiety for the moment is not Tripoli, so much as whether that narrow question, like a pebble thrown Into the water, will widen to an in calculable extent. Sleeping laaaea Dssgerosa. Russia and the free passage through the Dardanelles: Crete, and its annexa tion to Greece; Bulgaria and the inva sion of Macedonia, are among the slum bering Issues which may burst Into open destructive activity like Mount Etna's recent lava tide. The final addition to the distraction of Europe la the announcement that the Moroccan dispute between France and Germany, which has already de scended In the newspapers from a scare head to paragraphs In small type, once more has entered the stage of bitterly disputed points. Domestic politics In England in the meantime has resumed almost Its full activity, and the political holidays are virtually over. Events are still more favorable for the Liberals. The victory of Gladstone's grandson In a Scotch constituency over the fierce and com bined attack of the Tories and Labor ltes by a great majority creates An im mense Liberal Joy. The election was fought on two issues. Home rule and Lloyd Oeorge'a Insurance bill, and so emphatic was the verdict In favor of both by the great Scotch constituency that It Increases the hope that both will certainly be passed into law. Home Rule la Organised. The Home Rule cause Is further helped by the Immense success of the tour through Ireland of the Eighty Club an organisation composed of the most ardent and energetic spirits of the Liberal party. Simultaneously the strange antics. Including the plan to create a provi sional government In Ulster after Home Rule Is carried into a law. created shouts of laughter throughout England and In Ireland. They already have elicited strong protests from the ra tional Unionists. The Home Rule campaign In Great Britain now Is fully organized and will open Its campaign in the second week of October with Redmund. Dillon, Dev lin myself and others attending private coiiferencea and public demonstrations from Lands End to John O'Groats. DEATH- FIGHT WITH DEER Three Men Have Struggle Before Overcoming Ferocious Bock. New Tork Press. John Buckley, of Waverly avenue; Captain Frederick Wood and L. Ack erly. all of Tatchogue, Long Island, en gaged in a atlrrlng battle in that place with a buck deer, which, after giving the men a hard struggle and severely Injuring one of them, was stabbed to death. The battle occurred on th estate of Mrs. Kate L. Gilbert, a wealthy Manhattan widow. Mra. Gilbert recently had a notice printed In a Patchogue newspaper that a fine buck deer on her property would be given to any one who would take away the animal. The deer was known In Patchogue aa "ferocious." Buckley decided to devote his holiday to the capture of the animal, believing he could sell the deer at a good price He took a bottle of chloroform, cotton he Intended to saturate with th anes thetic, and a stout burlap bag in which he intended to place the cotton and throw it over the deer's head. Buckley entered Mrs. Gilbert's estate and found the buck. The animal Im mediately charged him. and with Its antlera knocked out of hla hand the chloroform bottle, bag and cotton. Buckley was flung to the ground and the deer began to gore him. He clung to the antlera. shouting for help. Captain Wood, commander of Frank Guttrldge's yacht, the Ethel, and Ask erly were passing In the road on their way home from the South Bay Yacht Club. They went to Buckley's assist ance. Wood grasped the buck's ant lers and Buckley, senseless, sank to the ground. Askerly. who once was a football player, made a flying leap and tackled the buck's hind legs, hanging on as th enraged animal plunged. Wood, clinging to the antlers, waa dashed about A vicious Jerk of the aeer9 bead caused him to loose his hold. Springing to hla feet, he ran for a wood, the buck in close pursuit, with Ackerly still clinging to one of Its hind legs. As th deer was about to strike Wood the captain dodged behind a tree, whipped out a knife and, when the deer again made for him. Jumped aside and stabbed the animal in Ita shoulder. 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The reported boycott of Italian goods in Asia Minor, the deprivation of Italian BUbjects of their rights, are the clumsiest pretexts." Bookseller Felled With a Book. Kearsley's Anecdotes. Tom Osborne, the bookseller, waa one of "that mercantile rugged race to which the delicacy of the poet is some times exposed." . Osborne, irritated by what he thought an unnecessary delay on the part of Johnson, went one day into the room where Johnson was sitting and F. Announces the Opening of His Establishment in the Wilcox Building 310-312 Washington Street, Between r Fifth and Sixth Clothes jiri Grant Phegley, Manager abused him in the most illiberal man ner. Johnson heard him sometime un moved; but. at last, losing all patience, he seized a huge folio and, aiming a blow at the bookseller". s head, suc ceeded in sending him sprawling to the floor. 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