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MEDFORD, OiiEdON. SATUUDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 19J2.
NO. 210.
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AUSTRIA SENDS
BAnLESHIPS TO
ATTACK SERVIA
Danube Flotilla Starts tor BelgrniJe
Action Considered Omlnout
Austrian nnd Russian Armies Up
on War Basis,
Germany Insists That There Will lo
No Conflict But Austria's Acts
Contradict Assertion.
SOFIA, Nov. 23,-Wlth i heavy
Bulgarian artillery Tint rnking
Adrinnople, (Itn uniiounecnicnt of the
fall of (lint city I momentarily ox
JlCClcd.
IIHDA IM.ST, Nov. ffil Ilenimlcli-
iw received hero declare Unit Alban
ian chieftains linvn issued a ilcelara'
(mil of iiidcciidriifc.
(JrniMiiy Atartiirit
RKRLIN, Nov. 2.1.-Tlir (leniiuii
publlti k greatly alarmed loilay mcr
Hit- accounts of wttiliku preparation
in Austria. A despatch from Viriuin
to Ilia Tngrhlnlt say lliu situation is
grave anil Hint war In excetcd.
Kverylhlng, I ho il('Niali'li paid, now
hinges on IIiinnIu'm itititiiilo,
"Wo will not start mi attnek," i
Ilia ri'iMirlcil siMtution of Atixlrinu
tovrniinrnt officials, "hut wo inii-1
ho prepared for eventualities."
1'lotllU Marls
DL'DA PKHT. Nov. '.a--Tin. Ahh
(linn Danube flotilla, consisting oT
four gunboats, two monitor mid two
orHiIo boats, started toward Bel
grade llik afternoon. It wits not
nnniHin;rtl'tiiAl tint flotilla in on h
hostile inlxMlnti, this tluwlnpmcnt in
considered midiiou,
Kmployos of u street railway
have been ordered lo report lo re
serve regiment commanders loinor
row. All indications sdut to war,
lint official refund to give an ink
ling of what may !m expected.
HKRLIN, Nov. 23.- Despite tli
hurried irrMirulioiiH of Russia mnl
Austria to gel their iinnica on a war
basis, official of llti) German gov
ernment today innistod tlicra would
lut no Kuropciin rlnMi over the Bul
kau situation. Thin assertion, how
cier, Ik not hunia out by tba latest
developments.
Mnr.lul In Conference
Tlio gravity of ln situation wjim
indicated hero today when Field Mar
hlial Khciuuit of tho Aiihlriun army
arrlvinl suddenly for a conference
with Field Mui-ntiiil Von Mollkc, chief
of Muff of llut Cit-miuii unity. She
iiiiut'H visit, following no closely upon
Hint of tlto Arch Duku Ferdinand of
Austria, who wnrt I'loMtti'd 1'ornuviTal
lioun ycHtorduy with KaUor Wil
lu'liu, iudlcnturi that trniililn In an
lU'lpillt'd.
AiiHtriu now Iiiih mivni of Itn niniy
corpH on u war footing, nnd ltiihhia
i w-oikhiK JiihI iih frantically hi lU
I'ffiirU to bo rumly for any i'iiiit
Ki'tuiy,
Kmporor IViiiik Joseph of Aimtria,
in ndmlitedlv worried over tlio hilun
ii mid it in halt! liix health U
bruakiiiK nndiir llin Hliahi.
1'oarn In I.tprftotl
Danpllu (ho ooutliiund fililin at
tlm Tuliiitljn It In cxpuetcd that Niuhn
(Contlnuml on I'bko i) '
8ANDIT KILLED IN
HOLDING UP FARMER
UODNI.Y, W. Vu Nov. 23.IIolil
up liy two bunilltu, I.eo InHklp, h far
inor, wuh ifttKKOd unit lot! to IiIh homo
nuur luiro today by hl DAptorH. Hou
Ihk Iimklp'a pllulit, lila lioiiHokoopor
Hnroainod, nnd ono or tlio inua follud
Imr with nil nxohundlo,
IiieoiiHud, Inuldn innniiRt'd to loouon
ono arm, with whluh ho uoUod n Hhot
Kiia anil hhot ono ot tho ImudltH
iloud. Tho othur iiiun oacapod.
HAI.1.M, Oro., Nov, aa. llio offl
uiul oluotlon count for proaldontliil
oluutoru In Oregon, U today cor.ip!utod
with tho roitowlnij rouultsi
Kor rrosldent: AVIIhou, -17,001!
ltoosovoit, a?,cooi Tm, a,73s
S
FROM YALE BY
SCORE 20 TO 0
Old Ell Outclassed, Puts Up Hard
Game Punting Duels a Featuru of
Contest Crimson Takes Lead
From First Play.
First Touchdown Made During First
Few Minutes ot Play Yale's Sorry
Showing.
NKW 1IAVKN, Conn., Nov. 23.
OntehiHHed, hut puttliii up' a hard,
li'iuii'iouH NtniKule, Yalo wai defeated
by llarvaid thin nfternmiii hi (ho
iiiiuual foolball uniiin here, twenty to
iiolhiti. PuiitiiiK iltielti between
Hynii of Vale ami Keltou of liar
vnrd fiKiired IhroiiKhoul tlio Kniae.
Moid limit 3 (,(HII) (M-rnouri Tilled the
itrainUtnmli when (ha uhl-tln nii
liouueini; Hie kiekoff wan blown,
CoiiHlilerable liettlm; on llie reiiiill,
with mliU at ten to eiuht. wiih ro
ixiited. Ono waunr of -l 0.001) (o
$11,000 wax rcHiiled, with Harvard
on the lout; '"d
Opeim Willi u llii'lt
At the opening of (he fir( period
llarxanl earrieil (be bull (o Vale'
21 yard line. A wirio of lino plunaH
were died by llnrdwiek and llriekley
of Harvard, which ended with Brick
ley trying for u field coal, which
nii-Ht'il. TJicii followed nil exeliaue
of puiilrt IidIwccii Hynit and Keltou.
On tho next fonnittlou l'lynn mado
n twenty yard end run hut tho ball
wan returned to YiiIo'h seven yard
line iih ii penally for holding. An
other I'liiitilifc battle, followed until
(lamer of Harvard finally got u fair
natch. Ha kicked lo Wheeler, ValtiV
ipiurtcibaek, but (he latter fuiableil
(he ball. Ktoror of IlarMird grabbed
the oval and Moored a touchdown.
llnrdwiek kicked goal.
A punt duel followed with tho ball
finally in HarxurdV poxKohioii in
tho center of the field. On u eerieK
of play Hrieklev and Wendell car
ried (ho hall to Ynlu'rt thirty yard
line, where llriekley lropkickud n
field goul. There wiih no further
(coring during tliirt period.
Iteort to Punting
The opening of the hccond Kriod
found Vain in pOHHChhiou of the ball
on her own fnrlj x ynrd line. Flynn
liowincr, wiih iiuabfo to gnin, and
oneo mole rcrtorted lo puling. On
her own thirty-five, yard line, Yale
wiih Mill ill iKiHsenMion of tho hall.
I.iuo plunging wiik resort id to by
II.Miu, Spalding mnl Cornell, who by
degrecH foieed Iho Harvard playen
back lo their own tliirt v-t'ivo ynrd
Hue. lliieklcy intercepted a forward
ptixw. 'J'ho ball accuiiwed back and
forth, each tdda rchorting to punting.
On her own forly-fha yard line, Har
vard gained poMKiion of tho bull
and fell hauk to liuu plunging. Hriek
ley and Weudoll hammered tho liuu
until they forced tho ball to YiiIo'h
thiity-fivo yard line, llricklny at
tempted to drop kirk but failed.
I'lyim of, Yalo punted.
Harvard mutcoedod in carrying tlm
ball lo nihil ichl, uit lont it on u fum
ble. Tin, half ended with tho ball in
Hurvard'K territory.
Flynii KnitiblcN runt
llriekley of Ilnrvnrd, kicked oft at
tho opening ot tho third period und
u BorlcH ot puntH woro exchanged.
Klynu finally (uiulilud a punt on
Yulo'd flfteou yard lluo and Harvard
rocovored tho bull, Ou tho first play
llriekley got tho hall, clrclod Yalo'n
mid und Hooreil n touchdown, Ff.
tun kicked goal.
I'uinpiilly replaced I'lillbla In tho
(Continued ou l'ufto Four J
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HAH
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NKW Y011IC, Nov. 23. llusuiup.
lion of yo&tordny'ri Helling movemoui
cputicd loHseH genorully nt tho open
ing ot! tho Htook market today. The.
woakoHt Ihsuoh woro Caundinu Pa
uli'io, Amalgamated Copper and Hal
tbnoio nnd Oliio, which dropped u
point or more,
Uiiitod Statcn Steel noon mudo up
Iohhob on good Htipport, Union l'a
uifio nnd Hcudiug iiIho reoovored our
lior loHSoH, Tho market olosod dull.
Boudu woro irrcgulnr
FAMOUS OLD MONASTERY WHICH IS LIKELY TO BE RUINED DURIMR P RF.SFWT WAR
S4 i ; ? 4 i i , mmlTc
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15 STOLEN FROM
l.OH ANtJKMCH, Cal . Nov. 23.
Their navlngK through thirteen jean
of labor SIS. 000, wnn stolen from
John and Jninen Ilolloul. before their
departtiro t ilielr old hoiun In Hwtt
xorland. according to their n-.irful re
port to tho police today.
Tho money wan lo-ked In n sult-
co In (ho room the men, who nro
brothurs, occupied, Thoy Uullovcd
mi Italian with whom they hocamo
nciualnted nnd guv'o n bed In their
room, may know botuuthliig of thu
affilr.
'ho money coniUted of eight
$1,000 LIIU: I7.C0O In ISO nnd $100
bllW, Aid tho rumnlniler In gold.
'I l.o brothers returned today to
their John na mllkerH on u dairy at
Florence.
TWELVE INJURED
IN SEATTLE WRECK
III.ATTM., Nov. 23. -Twelve per
hoiih weie injured, nevornl falnllv
when n freight train on Iho Taeomu
ijealtln iiiteriirban cnitihed into the
rear end of u local pm-songcr train
near Itiveitou at 0:30 thin morning.
The rear cur of the uitwcnur train
wiih telchcoped nnd nearly exery pa
neiiger wiih injured, Motorinaii
Campbell of the froight is fatally
hurl il i beliexed.
Kvery nmbiilaucu from Scuttle win
called to tho hcciio und tho wildcat
eoiifiihioii prevailed. Women pinned
in tho hpliutered ear became hyte.i
leal hofotn they could ho rescued,
Tho local wan taking on putieii
gers at the Khcrlon station when tho
freight running ut fifty miles mi hour
louuded (ha ourvu under ait embank
mciil and struck.
BULL MOOSERS ASK
RECOUNT OF BALLOTS
1.08 ANCIKI.KS, Nov. 23. Coin
plainlH in equity lo compel u recount
of tlm voles in two prceiuota South
PiiHiidoua No. 1 and Loh Angeles !!)
woru filed today in tho Miperior
court by repiesentativea of tho pro-
giostdvo coimlj orgaiiicution'M law
coinmlttcu in behalf of Mts, Florence
C, Porter und Mnrnlmll Stiiuboii, pro
gresbivo electoral candidute.
ETHEL'S BEAU FOLLOWS
HER TO BERMUDA
.i t
HAMILTON, lldiniudu, Nov. 23.
Kenneth Ii. Fills, of Mount Arornon,
N, V., u Princeton nophomore, who
waa MIsh Kthe WIIhou'h onoort to till
tho Priucotoii football games us well
uh ii initnber of Bociul fttuutfoiiH, is an
arrival horo today,
ProBldonl-Kloot Wilson and bin
daughters nro spending n vnoiitiou
hem,
18.000
1
smss
MILKERS
the MONA3mpv or rossicon o
f
T,
MOt'NT VKUN'ON; Wn, Nu.
-(.'otnirlion Iut" uvjst of V.
.Sehncker. tho U (onner banker,
pacs (he way for (ho immediate
prosecution or .larob I urth. the Seat
Ue milbonaiie banker and three of
bin asKoeiate. in the. bvait! Nationul
Imnk. nccrding to. the statement i.r
I'l-osecuting Attoreey Jlrawtoy of
fakapt founty. -Vl" ,
Tito Seattle bnuken. chnrged with
aiding mid abetting Scbneker in lo
erhinir leH,itg nfter knowing that
Iho li (onner bank wan insohent.
Schrickcr'h trial lasted four das.
IHh ciiaviuliou eamo on the fitt bal
lot. Seliricker'n bank failed in April in
about $2.',0,U0I).
I'm I It will be tiieil in lkdliiighnm,
he having been granted n change of
euiie. IHh plea for a hccond change
of euue (o Snohomish wiih denied by
(ho supremo cotir( ycntcrdn.
T BY
KBNO, Nc., Nov. 23.-rnlchh
peritonitis deehw, Mrs. Ktell.i S.
Itaggott of I.O-. Angeles and New
York who was shut at Moana Spring
near here, last night, by H, S.
Wcenth of Hnltimore, who then com
milted Miieide, will recoer, ac
cording to u bulletin issued today by
hospitul Hurgeons. KMtmiuu(ivii
showed tho bullet lodged in the inu
ulen of the woman's back after plow
iug its way through tho abdmueu.
Mm. Haggott was eouseious today
nnd talked freel of the shooting.
"Il was a dirty- cowardly 'thing,"
she said. "I inner gave Weems any
encouragement, hut linvo tried to
keep uway from him. Ilo has per
sisted in forcing his attentions upon
me."
Mrs. Christum llarrott, n friend of
tho wounded wotunti, said Mis. Hag
got I onmo to Koto to jteeuro a di
vorco from her husband, Leo Hag
god, a New Yolk lauo iiiuiiufacliuvr.
JOHNSON CANNOT SEE
WHITE GIRL VICTIM
CHICAGO, No. 23. Alleging that
Lucille Cameron roto to friend of
his claiming she was being mistreated
in tho ltoekfurd jail, where slio is
held as u witness, Jack Johnson, ne
gro pugilist, under Judiotiuont for
violating tlio fedeial nuti-whito sla
very net, uskod United States Judge
Cnrpentui' hotu today for permission
to son (ho girl, hut Iho request wtisl
IICIIUU.
Tho negro then imkod if n frioud
of his, Luolllo Pauielson, miglit eeo
Miss Cameron, but this also was re
fused.
CNIC
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AFTER NSOLVENCY
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WITNESSES TELL
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INIHAXAl'OI.IS, hid., Nov,
Ortlo K, McManlgal, confc.scd dyna-
r.hll w.n ,,nni, ttuav nt t,n irit
of uuon nlcn char(;eij wlth cgay
trang,ortlnK dyiiamllo. after do
,cr,blnK bU operation! Ju.t boforo
,)e WM arrci4,od. c wl not be rc.
M,Urtl , tho gland for croM oxan)1.
1 nRllqtt untU a ,coro ot othor wUneca
tegifty . '
matM Atlorney M,cr .t cx.
,-...,. f.m nn -hm.. i.. ihn .,..ni
,,, 0, , ,,r,UKeraenV Magaxlnc
.,i.. .in..., miiu n.i ri,.i
that tho Htcol trust had Iniplred tho
proaectttluii of tho union me,n.
Today's w Itncesea covered tho find
ing of a cache ot nttro-glycerlno at
Hochester, I'n., an explosion at tho
opera hoiuo In Hoton In Starch, 1909
and another at the Dodion ltouso, In
Mount Vernon, III . In April, 1910.
EnOR'S TRIAL IS
NEARING AN END
&M.UM, lnU.. Nov. 23. Hitter
nrralKtititrnt of Joo Kttnr, Arturo
Glovautiltti nnd Antonio Giiruso, on
trial hero for thu murder at Law
reneo last winter of Anna Lopltzo, a
woman textile striker, was voiced to
day by District Attorney Atwill In
closing tho stato'a argument for con
viction. "Theiio defendants woro
actuated at Lnwrenco moroly by mqr
cenary raottves," shouted Atwill,
turning until ho faced Kttor. Tho
latter redduncd. "No air," vhoutcd
Kttor, "that l not true,"
Judgu Qtilnu will dollvor hla
chnrgo to tho jury thla attornoon tin
lUs Kttor Insists on making a final
idea In his own behalf.
Kttor mado tho fliml ploa for tho
dotenso.
GOMPERS REELECTED AS
IDENT
HOCHKSTEK, N. Y., Nov. 23.
Samuel Gompers was ro-olocted this
nftornoon presldont ot tho Amorlcnn
Federation of Lnbor. Ilo was bit
terly opposod by tho socialist dele
gates in tho convention hut his ro
election was never In doubt.
ItOGIlKSTUH, N. Y., Nov. 23.
lloforo the. election of officers of tho
Amorlctin Federation of Labor 'm iho
convention hero this afternoon, Iho
endorsement of President Fttupiel
Gompers and most of his assoiiates
was ooncodcil by tlto dolegntea.
Mux Uayos of Clovolnnd, socialist,
lias not confirmed tlio report that he
is to run for prosidont of tho fodcrn
tion against Gompers, but ho iv'mita
that ho tins been urged to run.
FINDING
AH
OF NITROGLYCERIN
nm
: EXTEND THE TIME
FOR A
HACItAllKXTO. Cal., Nov. 23,
Attorney General U. S. Webb trans
mitted to Governor Johnson and Sec
retary of Stato Jordan today a for
mal opinion In which he holds It
directory, and not mandatory, that
the election returns shall be certified
by the last Monday la November.
Webb regards the language of the
code to mean that the official re
turns shall be transmitted to the
governor In time to permit the Is
suing of ho call to the electors for
tho first Monday in January.
This undoubtedly will bare an
Important bearing on tho re-count
contests that are to bo launched la
seM'rat counties seeking a re-canvass
ot certain precincts.
Mora Mandates Hue
It Is befleved at the capltol today
that tho extension of time given
Jordan under Webb's ruling vrlll or
courago the filing of many writs of
mandate with tho appellate court to
compel suiiervlsorul ro-canvasees
which would otherwise be "withheld
because ot tho danger ot losing tho
entiro voto by not getting It Into tho
hnnds of tho secretary ot state before
Monday,
Only Los Angeles and Alameda
counties were still out today. In tho
44 counties now ready for certifica
tion. Griffin, (Wilson elector) baa a
lead of 2C.-171 over Wallace (Roose
velt elector). Los Angclos and Ala
meda both arc couccdedly heavily
Rooscvolt.
No Jeopardy Sought
While Secretary Jordan has an
nounced that ho would not niako his
official election certification to the
govornor until tho returns from
overy county nro in, ho stuted today
that this would not bo extended over
a period which might in auy way
jeopardiie tho sitting ot thu state
electoral bonrd.
SIX HUNDRED WOMEN
GRANTS PASS, Ore., Nov. 23.--Tho
registration books of tho city ot
Grants Pass will cloo Friday wight
to remain closed till tiftnr tho elec
tion of December 2. Ovor fourteen
hundred ntimos are now on tho lists,
that number having ipttilificd for tlto
ballot, mnl nt least two hundred more
nro expected to register boforo tho
book-, close.
Of thufeo registered ut noon on
Thursday (300 wero women, and tho
auditor's office was then filled with
indies waiting nu opportunity to have
their names entered.
WOMAN AVIATOR SOARS
TO HEIGHT OF 7800 FEET
JOHANNISTirAL. Germany, Nov.
32. -Tito altitude record for women
aviators belongs today to Fjubu,
Gtilantchikqw, u Hussion iivittlress,
hero. Soho soared to n height of
7.B00 foot. Tim flight was mudo iii'a
monoplane,
RE-COUNT
CALFORNA
WAR CRISIS IN
EUROPE DRAWS
NEARER HOURLY
Graver Danger of General Ceflfliet
Hew Than at Any Ottwr Time
First Blow Expected id Be Struck
by Austria or Russia...
Censorship Prevents Real News trim
Beceffitnii PuWIe Austria's Act
Tttreatenlnj.
LONDON. Nov. 23. Graver dan
per of a f-oneral KnropMti war an a
reiuilt ot the Ualknii-Turkish Htnue
gle cxistn tonight than nt any time
since the Turk and Balgar first
crossed ami. The firet blow is ex
pected tu be struck by either Attfttria
or KtiRsia before many hoar have
elapsed.
Sitico early today n strict censor
ship has been established over all
Austrian news ionrec, and tlte'reHl
intotc'tioti coming from HiHsiaaml
Germany In so light that (here ,W
more- limit a sup4cioH (bat the en
sore thcro also are busy.
Threat of Conflict
Austria'.; move in sendinc a lor
pedo flotilla down tlw Danube to
ward JJolgrnde. while it i 8atd that
no hoitfilo net is intended, is wkhont
doubt n threat of actual conflict, and
the report from Duda Peat that re
serves are being onlei-ed to th eolor-i
gives. further indication that the hour
of struggle may be near. Tlio best
information available is that Austria
has more than 500,000 men on a war
footing.
Just how much dependence may be
placed oh the, Gcnr.ali report whieli
have been allowed t'ew-fi,erVer-'
lin is wot kHown. There in' little
.doubt in diploraatio circles here, how
ever, that the kaiser will be found
ready to support Austria and Italy
if the clash comes, and the news
from Bohemia that the reservist of
five German army corps have been
ordered to the colors is taken here
as nn indication that the situation
could not bo well graver.
Itovtla VrepanM
On the other side of the possible
battle line, Russia is known to have
been for weeks massing raen on her
German-Polish frontier and it is not
doubted that her armiea will oppose
in the field the eastward march of
Austria, which, if carried out to its
logical conclusion would bring either
tho Austrian or tho German eagles to
tho Uospbortis in time.
No official information of what
Britain iutciidi- in the matter is ob
tainable here, tho HorseeuardH and
tho admiralty and foreign officers
continuing their traditional policy of
reticence. So far as can be teamed,
France litis mado no movo toward a
laud mobilization, but il is believed
that both British nnd French wor
ships in the Mediterranean are noti
fied to be ou tho watch to at once
protect tho interests of tie entente
cordiale, should n clash come.
LOS ANGELKS, Cat., Nov. 2.1,
Thorough inspections of tho National
Soldiers' Home at Sawtollu will ha
mado today or tomorrow by tho sen
atorial committee that Is Investigat
ing cotulltlous there. Tho commit
tee la comuosod of Senators Jonea of
Washington, Chamberlain of Oregon
and Catron ot New Mexico.
Decision to make an Immediate in
spectlon ot tho homo followed the
testimony ot Charles (M. Carter, a
votornn from tho home who said that
offlcors woro busy yesterday super
vising thu removal of old wattresseti
whloh woro lilack and Illthy. Chair
man Jonea at once Issued an order
forbidding further cbaagea there un
til after tho Inspection.
HOME
FAINTED AND FELL TO
DEATH IN ICY WATERS
8BATTLR. WaHh., Nov. 23. Fall
ing oft his front porch when be faint
ed as the result of a suddya Ulnees,
Carl Peterson Is dead here today
from drowning, lie lived or Die
waterfront and at high tHe'r.js
a foot ot wa(er la his (rust yauL
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