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JHEDFORD IIAJL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1911.
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ASKS SOLON TO
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Japanese Novelist Denounces th2. California Legislators Balk at Poss
Ministry of the Premier as Beinn
at the Bottom of the Growth of
Socialism In Japan.
Ing State Song Because its Spon
sor Refuses to Warble for Their
Benefit.
TOKIO, Feb. C Denouncing the SACRAMHNTO, Cal. Feb. 0. Flnt
ministry of Premier Marquis Katstirn i rebellion disturbed the Sattir
as being at the bottom of the growth, day dor.c of the California Assembly,
of anarchy in Japan, Tolcutoml Roku,! And all about n-sonjj. Assenihlyniiui
a prominent Jnpancso novelist, ere-: Clyde Bishop of Santa Ana just Ion
ated the greatest excitement In To
klo today when ho openly lauded
the memory of Denjlro Kotoku and
the 11 other socialists hanged hero
last week. They were martyrs to the
progress of tho empire, ho said.
Tolcutoml, who Is a close student
of the philosophy of Tolstoi, dilated
fof two hours on the fato of Kotoku
and his comrades In a lecture to tho
Students' Debating society of the Ko
togakko goVernment college. He
roundly denounced the drastic meas
ures of the Katsura ministry against
tli" socialists and said that of all tho
factors the action of the ministry
nioro than anything elso was respon
sible for the growth of sentiment an
tagonistic to tho present form of gov
ernment. Throughout his lecture To
kutomi wns wildly cheered.
GREAT ROAD
EXPLOITS STATE
ig Sun is Being Spent by Milwaukee
System Advertising Resources of
Oregon, Says Immigration Agent
Good Results.
HATES TO PAY ALIMONY
TO ANOTHER MAN'S WIFE
NEW YORK, Feb. 0. Charles A.
Henderson, former husband of Uer
nice Golden, the actress bride of F.
W. Ileinze, hates to pay alimouy, es
pecially when tho money is to co to
the wife of a millionaire, and Supreme
Court Justice Gerard took under ad
visement his application to be re
lieved of paying Mrs. Heinzo $100 ii
week.
Newspaper Man in Trouble.
CUMHERrfAND, Mil., Feb. 0.
John V. McConmtghy, Cumberland
correspondent of tho New York
Evening Journal, was arrested bore
today on two charges of libel grow
ing out of the publication yesterday
in tho Evening Journal of a sensa
tional story in connection with tho
Elosscr-Twigg murder story. M"
Conaughy is held pending a prelim
inary hearing, r
to got the legislature to adopt a cer
tain ditty ns tho official warble of
the golden state. Today when ho
pressed for n vote, Chairman Randall
of the engrossing committee snid, thr.t
Bishop must sing the song to the
assembly.
Bishop refused flat. So did the
committee.
Then Chiof Clerk Mnllory was ask
ed to hit the high C. lie. too, balk-'
ed. And now, if Rishop. still wearies
for a state wnrble. ho will have to
import a piano and some triller of
the concert halls whose notes uiv
guaranteed not to rasp.
MILITIA OUT TO
CHECK LYNCHING
RALEIGH, N. C, Feb. (i. Deter
mined to prevent the lynching of an
unidentified negro who today is be
ing hunted by posses of enraged clti
zons near the village of Wilson, tho
militia has taken the field. The ne
gro shot and killed Deputy Sheriff
George Mrmford and probably fatally
wounded Chief of Police Glover, at
Wilson, when they tried to arrest him.
Threats of clearing out the negroes
of the section about Wilson were
made today and a race war is feared.
REVOLUTIONISTS GAIN
THREE GREAT FORTS
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. G.
Fort Liberty, Oannmintat mid Tron
hnve fallen into the hands of the
Ilaytien revolutionists according to
a message received at the state de
partment from American, minister
Furniss at Portau Prince, the enpilal
of Ilayti. .The cable adds that two
ministers of tho Ilaytien cabinet have
loft the capital to aid the federn!
troops.
PORTLAND. Or.. Feb. fi. "It mnv
not be generally known here, but tho
Milwaukee system is spending some
thing over $15,000 In exploiting tho
resources of Oregon and Washington
In tho middle west and east," said
Immigration Agent M. II. Welton, of j
the Earllng road this morning. "Jt is
divided about equally between the
two statcc in tho size and variety of
exhibits and products which we are
showing on our present tours. i
"Wo have- had three largo exhibi
tion cars on tho road since October,
and they will bo kept on tho go until
May. Each car costs us an nverago
of $75 a day or over 845,000 for tho
entire exploitation campaign.
"In addition to tho cars we havo
corps of advance men who go ahead
of the cars and bill the towns along
the line, and then wo cngago halls
and givo lectures with stcreoptlcon
views tnken from all parts of this
section of the country. Tho dally
average number of visitors to each
of tho cars has been over 2000, and
tho attendance at our lectures has
been so great that often we havo had
to arrange for overflow meetings."
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unable to get an assignment of over fifteen cars for the
1911 season. Of this number tho majority are already
sold.
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