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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
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MEDFORD, OrciMON, TlinwiM Y, JANUARY f), KM a.
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WES LOOT
POST OFFICE
ROGUE
Filth Postal llolihrry In Valley In
Past Two Weeks Stores and Dc
lint nho Rulthrit Four Wntclir.s
Smited Escape Made mi Spf tier
More Pennies Secured Suspects
Sern Before Robbery Warnltin
Isstird to Town Mnrslinll.
Tln IHlli pout (ifllm robbery In
I ho KiRt two wi'okit occurred Inst
UtKlit at Ittimii- Itlvor, wlmu thriven
entered tin" post office ! means nt
h'4ottin imxH nntl Nceurod h.'vitiiI
liiltnm In pnnuliNt. Thuy also hroko
Into lliw Moutheru Pacific depot, -Aiirlni
four diillnm friuii dm cash
till. I!nirltin viurriiy's Jtmolry More
llioy liti fnitr H'llil watches, it Hold
iilmln hhiI sllek-plu. Forcing mi en
irni"(i inui lln I'lty recorder' ofriro,
thy upxHiMl the dak, Inil mtihihI
milliltm. Tlmy rnusiiekml McOlnlu'H
hnrihwiro sloto, hill apparently took
iimMm, llroukliiK lulu Ihi' rnllrond
nhcMl ilu)' stole it "spender" unit iiiiiiln
gel-imsy, iin tkoy Old two night
iM'foro at Gold I llll.
Penny Klmrtage linM'iul
l'nt offices nt .Med ford, I!.ikI'
I'olHt. Talent, (lolil I llll mill Hogilo
litter have now been robbed of
tntiiM mill pennies, ninl those I lion t
ens n h(irlK') of pMtinle In the
valley. Ilutli Nt Colli Hill itml
Kokik' litter .largo quantities of
ltiiiiHi worn bundled by tho robber,
but left untouched.
Tk men or A mcii nt lloituo lllv
r nil n good dflicrlptlon secured.
Tluro lire two of tlinin, one .'. fro I, ;
Inches, Niuoolti shaven, thin, Ioiik
fri. Mitlnw complexion, Ilktt n dope
(Imiil. walks with n slight limp. Tin
other l about 6 (not, r Inches, thick
set. wgh litu pounds, pronilnuiit
upper Up. ,
The ntu work with fnlsn keys,
chisels nml rIiim cutters They nuke
no iioIm nNil tin not blow nufnti.
Thy Iihv rnllrnitit stsltrh keys.
,MMrt. Sniidry nml Woodcock loft
ItitRiio Itlver onrly thU morning In
puriult of tlin tholvwt.
HoIiIh-i-m ,h Seen
M. Johnson, proprlntur of the cute
iti ItoKiiu Itlvnr, vmi oini or tliono
who mw ilio rolilmm nlioiit to
n'rlnrk WiMliifnilny nlcht unit hnvlnt:
rHinI I hn ponlnl wnrnltu;, ri'roKiiln'il
thi ilonorlptlon nml rnlloil I lie lowu
uuirahnir nltrntlon in Ihont wnrn
(iik hint In tin on Iho look ml. Tho
wurnliiK Mim apparently ilUroKiinti'il.
Tim kurloM or InirKlnrliHi nturti'il
whun tlin .Meiltnrtt pontnMli'o wn nil
linul lttn. S7, nml nllico llutl tlluo Ihi'
IHiit offli'o nt Kngln Point, Tnlont
nml (lolil Hill hiivo lii'iui miiIhioiI
In uiMllliiii Ilio hnrKlnm "toui'lunt"
Hi,. S P Htntlim nt 'I'iili'iil, liuiilliik'H
ttloro ul Tuliiut, u Jowdlry uliiro nt
tiiiinU Piihm, uinl .IiiiiiIiik'h hiiIooii
mnl I.iiiico'h Nloro nt Until Hill.
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110 IKK, lilnlio, Jim. I), it. S. Slior
lilnn, C. 0, llro.Miii nml A. It. Curon,
tint Imiirituiiicil iicuhiiiiciincu, mo
tmluy itoiiMlilui'liit; olTcrrt 1'ioiu it Sun
I'lniicUei) lyciuim Inuciui mnuntter lo
oeiuiiy iiliiH'ormH in uvnry Iiii-ru city
in Ilio Uullcil iSllncs. All thieo men
nio now Mirviiig ternm of leu iluyn
in Ilio Ailu county jull, unit iiuilcr u
lino of .'iill) ciich I'or iniiiliiiK u ntulo
incut from Colonel lionscvcit eilli
cIk'uij,' ihn Miipieiue eiiuil foe ruling
IiiokiohhIvk cuniliiluli'H oil' (lie ofl'iciul
linllnt In Novcmlior.
Iliuinu llieie lui'iu'eciulinu tlin Hirco
prirtoiuu'H liuvo liccn culcrtulnliiK ho
luiiliy vlllurH Unit it Iin m liccn found
utu'Ohhiivv lo niuinliiin u "wnilin
linn."
Tim iiuvMiii)onucii would mil sluto
wlmt Hitlnry limy worn In icccivo if
llinv neccplcd Ilic offer of I lie lyeunm
Iiiii'ciui, hut II Is uiuloi'Moiul (o lie
very eiitifini;.
LYCEUM
OFFER
MAO
OS
A
PRISON
THREE PERISH
AN ABO
MI
Morn Bodies May Dn In Ruins Thir
teen In Hospital From Injuries
Two Flimsy Loillii Houses De
stroyed 200 Lodners.
Corpses Unldeiilltled and So Badly
Uiirned That Identification Is Pro
hahly luipossllile.
KAN I'MANriKCO, (.'ill , .Inn. f -Tliri'o
purHiiiiN iirx known to ho ilnil,
thlrli'cn un In tin iiiniri;Kui'y Ihir
pit ii I mitfurliiH troiu Injnrlon Irnm
which ortrnt iniiy ilio nml lin oIIhth
urn ri'porli'il hiirloil In tint mlim of
Hun Pi'ilm unit .Miirlllniii l.ody.lni;
Iioiiim nt ICimt nmt llowunl ntri'Hn,
In tlin Hntfidont illstrlct here, which
wnro Inlnlly ilimtnomt liy flrn "nrly
loilny.
'Ihron iinlilnntlMM IkkIIkk wim
Inki'ii to lh inorKiii, mi Icully huriii'il
t lint littinltly tuny iicvit Ih wtali
IIhIhhI l'h rirxnu'ii witd Injnri'il
Tlii two IiiiH'.Iiik horn"' witk rim-H-
twoHitory urrulm, nci'iip)liiK mi
i-nllro Imir hloek.
I'lri'ini'ii lliiniM'n'il
11o work or the flri-incii In InyltiR
Iioko llniii Man IminiMtri'il tiy the con
dition or Ihn Mrcot, which l torn
up for coithtriictlon or tliu licit lino
rullroml. Ily tlin tliup tin firm
stream xliot Into tlin flnincH, ihi
llnwnrd ulrcct idt' or th" IiiiIIiIIiikh
wnn n iiium or fire. With but tlirru
unrrow tulrvn)n ntul oini of tlii'KO
cxltti roinplclcly rut off hy tlin wnll
of llnmit, Iho Inumtfo crowded la th
oiiUldt' wliulnwR nml creamed In
terror In the firemen to Mretch lad-
ilem.
Itfpentedly Iho flretlRhtnr pl.iced
ladder nmtlnut Iho window c.iHlng.
only to Intto tho charred frnnioHork
cnlliiMn HluikliiK (rf Iho firemen
from their ullppory lioliU Into the
lr'Pt. Home of tho morn cournK
ooim lodKorn took it leap (or lUo Into
the Htreot I'lreman HhitUKhnoimy
vn knuckHil from hi ladder hy n
SOO-pound kUui which cruxhed him
to tin. ground, lufllctlni; notitrn In
juries. I.enp I'limi Window
Mr. Knthcrlno (loldnteln wn
un u iik tliDito who leaped from tho
window . Hln wnn picked up uncoil
.clou only n few feet nwny from the
riumi'H which crept, nlowly toward
lier.
DESERTER SEEKS TO
WED HELEN TAFT
I.OH a.N(h:i.i:h. Cnl . Jnu. n. -Aililrotwcit
to PreHldent Tnft, a nine
rliiKu llccnwo application, hearliiK tho
untile of Mln Helen Tnft mid .N'lch-
iiIiin HouriiiH lit HpeeilliiK toward WiihIi-
IiikIoii today. AccnrdliiK tn l.lcouxo
Clerk HpurkH, HoufliiH filled nut tho
application, nhowod It to tho office
altachoM mid darted through the door
define ho could he rent ruined. Houf
Ian ileclnren he mailed It nt once.
The man In allci;cd to have deserted
from mi artillery corps nt Port Itosc
craiiH, T
WASUINOTON', Jnu. II. HlroiiK
nppohitinu In the plan of Frank A,
Munsoy, the inilliumiirn uowspapee
nml tuiiKUieiuo publisher ,vlio was one
of the principal liuckciH of Colonel
Itoosevclt in the lust presidential
cmupui);ii mimmuccil yesterday in an
eililoriul in tho New York Pichh to
uuiiiIkuiiiuIo Ilio proKt'cssivn iulciehtn
in linlli the rcpublicuii nml proj,rre.s
nivo purlicH wiik voiecil hero loilny in
a Ktutemciil issued hy Anuni I'incliot,
brother of Clifford Pinclml, former
chief foiester of the Uniteil Stutes,
who himself supported Hoosevelt, in
which ho refeiH to .Mtinsey'H proposj
Hon uh u "vole hunting combinutiou,"
Piiiehot s-ulil in purl:
"I feel Hiiro Hint Munsoy'fl propo
hiiI hIiows a tliurnui;h-Koiiitr inicon
cepliuu of what the party represents.
Wo heliovo Ilio puity Iiuh it ilefinlto,
rent ami neeossury work to tin. Its
(ask is tn destroy economic, and spe
NHO
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THIRTY-EIGHT CONVICTED DYNAMITEHS ON
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ARCHBOLD LEUERS
10 EXPLAIN THEFT
( IIR'ACiO, Jan. !. Willinm Wink
fielil, a ni'Krii mp'ticnjtiT, who in nl
li'Kt'il to have stolen the eelilinileil
Aiehliolil lullerH 1'nuu the N'ew York
tllex of the Sliiuilunl Oil comimin
nml soi lliem to agents of Willinm
It. Ilcntxl, U ttmler Hiilimi'iui here to-
iluy to n)Hiur in Wnhinnton .lanuary
It. liefore the neiutte ennipaiu eon
iriliullnuH invenliinitiui; eommittee.
Winkfield will he required to tell
exactly how lie cot the letter which
clouted miicIi H iMililienl Hcnutioii, in
volving kcorcM of eoiirewhinou, tcnn
loi, (,iiertioi nml judges u liming
profited through the lilicnilily of the
oil trut. The retirement of Senator
Koniker of Oliiu nml ('onxreMnnn
Sihley of Penm-ylvuniu nttrihutcil
ilircctlv lo the pulilieuliuii of thee
letters nml fnnnur (tovcnior ('. N".
Haskell of Oklahoma re-untied n
trenxurer uf the ilemocrutie tuitiouul
committee four yenm uo foowiii(j
the pnliliealinii of Mime of the letter
While Ht'iut of lluniK ilctcctiveh nml
M'uulo sert;ennlf.-nt -anus searched
He country, Winkfield wits InctitiM
here IIii-dukIi n rme hy n deputy I'uit
ci! Slate-i mmhiil.
PAIR OF SHOES CAUSE
OF DUrtGLAtTS DEATH
TACOMA, Wn.. .Inn. . Attempt
iui; lo hIciiI, lor the hccoiiiI time ye
lenlay, u pair of xlmes, nn iiiikuown
mnn plunged to Iiin ileutli from t It--window
of a kccoiiiI slmy room in Die
Fuwcelt hotel.
I. S. Silvii, nuiier of Iho tdioc,
told the coi-ouer thai he had taken
the hlmco nway from the dead innu
ufter they luul liccn Inken the fiit
lime. The thief wn trying to ernul
from Hie window of one room into
that of Silvii, ucceiilinj: to eye wit-
Heches, when he fell.
U
cial privilege. We know tho party
wm, founded to help tho people of the
Fnitcil .Stales to lircal; this time
worn anil oNpeiieiieo-ilnnineil system
of injustice nml oppression. If it
does not stand for this it hits no ri;;hl
to continue in any form.
"Toilny, more than ever, tlin re
publican party is dominated by a
wcll-oiKunineil, diversified system of
IcKiilixcil pillage. If the progressives
should, abaudoii their principles nml
(,'o into a vntc-hmitiiu; combine with
Ilio discredited republican party, wo
would certainly deserve what would
ho cnuiiin; to us,
"Personally, I believe Munsoy'n
proposal, if followed, would not nt
nil prove a 'quick, sure way of over
oominj,' democrat io supi-eiiiney,' but a
quick, Hiiro way of jumping off tho
precipice, iissiMod by a quick, sure
ami woll-deserveil impetus from tho
bout too of Iho American public,"
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rill. 5 i h r
f.I7T3Ki. J?Yli7?iv.ylt jmkr j
fUMfiii
j3
nyHAMiTCRS n,rina led hahccuffed
FKXDMTHE TEDERAU COURT TO THE OOUMTY JAIL
'ml IV Ihtrt) Hunt m u-d tm;i. fouin) tiuiltr In tin? famoun tl) tinuilte tliitl - n'
. I ,cr I .Hit Itili .!!w ti the rolllllv Jan. huildi ilITi-d to I liltnl Slutu mursiiJU
ROAD
SUPERVSORS
FOR YEAR NAMED
BY COUNTY COURT
The coiiulv court today fiuii.hcil its
work of rcditricfiiit; the county into
rmul ilitriot. Mlvcliitujjen have
been mmle. Senrvtiy n di-lriut re
iiiniiih the Name us latt ieur. Some
of the olil ilUtrietx lime heen cut
down, .nine enlnri;eil, muiic ciiihnli-
dated, hut nil are more neitrlv of a
uniform ni.e than previously.
The following liuve hewi npi)ititeil
Mipervinni for the new ilixtriet" for
the ensiiiiiK year:
1. .luck True. At-jtlnml.
i. Sum Van Dyke, l'liowiix nml
Talent.
1. A. II. Zimmerman, Knglc Point.
1. 0. F. Wrleher,. Wc-t Central
Point.
f. Ntnk Ivime-.. Orifnn Creek.
0. Tom Stanley, taike Creek.
7. Frank Keil. Dorliv nml Unite
Falls.
8. J. K. DavtMin, Oohl Mill.
P. IdIiii (iieh e. Prospect,
10. V. It. nnrrell, AppleKute.
It. Arthur Karhnrilt, Wnmlville
l'J. W. I. Chupnian, Sums Valley.
IX F.. C. Hamilton, Fact Control
Point.
U Dave Pence, F.Ik Creek nml
Trail.
TTO
SAN FltANClSCO. Jan. I). - Con
victed a week ro as a result of tho
government's ciiimuIo against usinc
tho mails for the transfer of illegal
meilienl reincdies, Dr. A. F. Peabody
was sentenced bore todny by Judge
Vmi Fleet of the I'nited States dis
trict court to u year in the Alameda
jail ami to pay a fine of .fU.OOO.
Peabody protested that ho was
penniless, hut District Attorney Me
Nab declared that tho convicted man
had purchased nn expensive limou
sine hut a few davs ago nml the judge
refused lo ulier sentence.
L
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NFAV YORK, Jan. P.-Stocks were
in small demand nt tho opening of
the market today. Tho level of prices
was harely changed. Atlantic coast
Ipio recorded today fluctuations of
more tluiii a fraction advancing one
half, A move cheerful sentiment
prevailed in the market with a con
fident absorption of various special
ties, Succoss Boored by manipulated is-
suos oncoitrageil moro general buying
of stuudunl stocks.
The market closed irregular, Honda
wore firm,
WAT TO POISON.
- Mmi'im?
sais&j
i ; jIIi, I ml,
.Hid deputies.
TAX LEVY FOR
IS TEN MILLS
Tho county court Tlinii)ny com
pleted the tax lew for tho year.
inakiu n total of lit milUit-tigiiuM
11 mills a year n;"
The levy is thus- divided:
Mills.
.. 1.0
.. 1.1
..- .:
.. .1
.. .1
.. Lit
.. i.
.. .1
.. a.
School ami library.
State ,
I lih hchon)
Fruit inspection . . . ,
Ailvertisini;
(lenoral oxHihe . . .
Warninl redemption
Puhliti huildin
Komi
30.
The road levy U a mill less than a
year ago. The general expense the
same, the school and library the
same. Warrant redemption is a new
levy to redeem outstanding indebted
ness and bring warrants to par. Pub-
lie buildings is to repair court house.
Fruit insR'otion was included in gen
eral cxenso a year ago, and is paid
by an extra assessment upon orchard
proHrty. Advertising is to enable
the county to do puhlicity work For
mcrlv done by the various commer
cial clubs.
TO
MEET SAMMY TROTT
I.OS ANni'.I.F.S, Jan. 0. -Sammy
Trott of Cleveland and llutl Anderson
of Vancouver, lightweights may be
matched for a 20 round tussle at Ver
non January 28. Promoter MeCnrey
will mnke offers to the fighters this
week.
ASTORIA. Ore., Jan. O.-That the
seamen who composed tho crew if
the wrecked steamer Koseorans met
death in a brave and unflinching
manner is the statement made by
Fred Peters, the sailor at St. Mary's
hospital here who miraeuouly
esenped a watery grave by drifting to
tho shore netir Tioga Tuesday after
noon.
"Of course there was a great deal
of excitement when sho struck, but
later when tho hoys realised that ho
wasngoncr, they calmly accepted the
inevitable and although some had
hopes of being lescucd manv had
made up their minds to die," seid
Peters, as ho United on his cot to
vest his injured shoulder.
'I think it was about 5 o clock
when sho bumped, I was on the
bridge with Second Officer Palmer,
who immediately gave orders to re-
iti-f S
-m r"-i' rk. iiiiiBLEHJO rnB
wf lrJ3j
JACKSON
NTC
SEAMEN
WEN
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FLOODS
ENDANGER UFE:
River Nine Feet Above Danrjer Mark
at Pittsburo Damage Is Enormous
Mills Flooded and Workmen Idle
Cellars Filled With Debris.
Crest of Flood Expected This After
noon No Serious Damage in Ohio
cr Kentucky Yet.
CIN'CIKNATI, Ohio, .Inn. !). The
Ohio river here ronoliPil a lnue of
1.1 feet before noon tmlav iihiI is ris
mi; at the rate of nix inchi nn hour.
It is predicted that n s of fifty
feet will he reaeheil liy toiiHiiniw. No
serious diiiuHX'' Iihk vi't heii remrt
c.l. PJTTSHl'KO. I'M.. Jan. ".-With
eighteen hoars' warning. Pittsburg is
lodnv prepared for a Hood. At Iho
junction of the Moiiongiihcln and Al
leghany rivers the water already is
:tl :i-10 feet deep. This is nine "fret
above the danger innrk. It is an
nounced that the crest of the flood
here lias been reached.
Many lives are endangered but
thus far no futnlilic- have I n re-
IMirled.
Property damage is enormous.
.Mills are flooded and tboii-amls of
workers are idle. There is a foot of
debris in the cellars of mnnr houses.
The crest of the flood is expected
to be reached, in tho Ohio river this
afternoon. A stnge of -18 feet is pre
dicted at Wheeling. If this is reached
the damage trill he tremendous.
MANCHURIA PLOTS
E
TOKtO. Jan. 0 - Under tho lead
ership of Prince Hilz, a movement for
tho Independence of Manchuria, It
was learned here today, has grown
secretly to such proportions that It Is
expected soon to como to a head.
The policy or Japan toward Man
churiau Independence Is expected to
be decided after the return to Toklo
of Prince Hlroyukl Kato, the now
premier, who succeeds Prince Kut
sura, resigned.
It was decided today that the coro
nation of tho now Mikado of Japan
will ho held during November, 1914.
In Kioto.
HELEN GOULD TO WED
T JANUARY 15
NF.W YOHK, Jun. O.-The wedding
of Miss Helen Gould ami Fiuley O,
Shepard of St, Intis, it was learned,
will he quietly solenmucd at Lyad
hurst, Miss Gould' country place in
Inington near here. The exact date
which lias been told Miss Oould's in
timute friends is being carefully
guarded. The ceremony will tuko
place about January 13.
verso tho engines. A comber imme
diately came over the vessel and Cap
tain Johnson at that moment ru-het'
on tho bridge, exclaiming: 'Great
guns, that t,ca sprung up quick.' Just
then the boat bit bottom again and I
can bear him yet as ho yelled abott
Iho roar of the seas: 'My God, wo'rc
on the bar. Tho captain then ordered
tho pumps nt work pumping oat Iho
oil in order to lighten tho vessel.
Captain Johnson did overythiu? he
could for tho boat and the men. ll
wasn't long before tho seas had
flooded the engine room-, and put out
tho fires.
"Hy this time tho seas wcio break
iug over so bad that tho enplain n? i
orcd us below. While wo were hud
dled together expecting any moment
to bo our last, somo of the boy rang
and joked each other hut all realized
tho seriousness, of our situation."
N
0
Affl
AV
POWERS FAVOR
BULGAR'S CLAIM
TO AORIANOPLE
Turkish Envoys Instructed to Refuse
Compromise Until Powers Actually
Intervene and Then Yield and Savn
Dlfjnlty of Nation.
Greece Demand Aetjean Isles as Fail
urc to Get Them Means Revolution
at Home.
LONDON, Jan. 0. "Turkoy nbn
lutnly rofHHwi to abandon Adrianople.
If peace bingo on this oniitiirgeuoy
hn.xtlllli might at well bo resumed
nt once."
ThU ileelfl ration was made here
today by Itewehid Paulm, ono or the
Turkish envoy to the ikmicc confer
ence here between reproseiilulives of
the llnlknn stoles nml Turkey to the
United Pre eorroopotiiletit.
"So far as I am concerned," said
RiHchid Pasha, "the whole matter
rests with the power-. ni;i not
prepared to ask for a renewal of the
peace conference without direct in
structions from Constantinople.
"We have conceded everything pos.
siblo while the nllios have conceded
nothing. We have surrendered over
200.000 kilometers or Turkish terri
fory. The Halkau envoy, entered the
conference with an imcnncilintory
spirit and that has been their attitude
throughout the conferences.'
"Turkey absolutely, refuses to
abandon Adrianople. Rven if the al
lies enpture the city we will not
abandon it even when p.jacc is con
cluded." -r.v-r-b.v
LONDON, Jan. 9. Tho dlnputo
over Arldanoplo seemed today tho
only serious obstacle remaining n
a bar to the settlement of the Turko
Ilalkan war. Tho Turkish envoys
hero recclred fresh Instructions
from Constantinople during the night,
which. It is reported, ordered them
to refuso to compromlne until the
European powers actually Intervene.
Turkey could then abandon Arlanoplo
and save her dignity.
The ambassadorial "conversations"
nro still In progress, and a definite
program of Intervention is expected
to be agreed upon this afternoon.
Premier Venlielos, chief of tho
Greek plenipotentiaries here, said
todny that the Greek delegates were
authorized to Insist upon csslon by
Turkey to Greece of the Islands In
tho Aegnn sea.
"Our failure to get these Islands"
suld Vcnlzelos, "would preclpltato a
revolution at homo that would over
throw the government."
Tho powers, It Is understood, have
not yet reached n decision regarding
tho disposition of the Aegean Islands,
but aro unnmlously lit rnvor of tho
allies getting Adrianople.
NOT PAY DEBTS
LINCOLN, Neb., Jun. 0. Thnt
President-elect Woodrow Wilson may
bo governed by higher motives than
gratitude in selecting tho members of
his official family is tho hope voiced
by William J. I try a it in tho current
issue of the Commoner.
"Cabinet positions," says the arti
cle, "ought not to bo rognrded as
currency with which to pay political
debts.. In filling them, tho president
elect should look to tho future and
not tn the past. A public official has
no right to discharge political obliga
tions at tho expense of tho public,
"The men Wilson selects should not
bo selected, not becauso of political
service rendered him or- even becauso
of past .service rendered tho demo
cratic party. Tho offices should bo
used to strengthen tho party and ad
vance those things for which tin
party stands, '
"Tho Commoner declines to discuss
cabinet position possibilities, hut it
ventures to express tho hope that
Wilson will bo govorncd by higher
motives than grutitudu in selecting
the members of his cubiuet."
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SHOULD
A
BRYAN