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"V "TO" M Medford Mail Tribune SECOND EDITION WEATHER I; IVerlp. .in. Ibiltt tonight Mat !I7 Min. forty. (omul Tear. Ully Hnvonlh Ycnr. MEDFOUD, OltHQOtf, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1013. NO. 201. K, YOUNG TURKS ORDER COURT-MARTIAL OF AMBASSADORS; ENVOYS RECALLED OVERTHROW OF Envrr Dry Urronics Military Dictator ul Turkry Followl"" Hie Assasslnn tlun ol Nazlm Pnslin New Cabinet Appointed. Tin kry Now Stands on Powilrr Mau ailnr Forrlmi Intervention Now Tliouiiht Near. CONSTANTINOPLE, .Inn. 21. Tim firt official net of Hi" new Tiiifeish tuilititot utter reoHlling tin Ottoman ponne 'ii.t from Ignition wh tit rciwtll tun Turkish HinhMgmi dor ftmu ViiHimi and N. IVtipdnint for ooint martini. Tin iiiithiiwMiilnni tiro accused of mi( maintaining strong pollen in he Imlf of Turkey against th Imlknn IlllltW. Thnuwind of Ablatio troops oio il tlio Uoiliom into Turkey lust night mill today. Mure limn .'10(1,(100 Aftinlfo wildler have Im'oii brought Imro from Asiatic Turkoy tdiieo Hip urmWUoo with tlio Mullaui allies .! siticd, ttitil ilm Young Turks iu Imunllug thnl tlio Potto i" belter pro iMtnul now tn jinmi'oiilo tlio unr I'uih wJiHTInminiJU blurted. Since IiIm iiiHiiiitnionl itM uillilnrj commander, uoi' Hey nlro has us. slimed tlio title tif oliiof of stuff "I Hit Turkish forfO". In ronlllv In i uiililHry diotnlnr of Turkey. Illiitno for tlio killing Into yestoiduy of N'ttzim Pasha was placed on Nh imV own aides, vim droit at Envur I Joy, Tnlniil I'li'lm uiul other n thov ihmiiiI tlio iIohiI man's liotiio, no roiitiiMr to mi official iniitiiry lo.lry. Umor Hoy unit the olhon. ret n reel tho fli. Tho now nnhlnt't In drafting a now mply to tlio nolo of tlio power. It wiih learned thai a largo part of Ittiropcaii Turkey, Including Albania, will do of feint if Turkey i peiiuilled In lelalu Ailrianiiple, VIENNA. Jan. a I.--In view of Hl' danger of gonotul European diffi oiiHIom as a iohiiIi of I lie Turkl-h roiolulloii, all plans fur a genotnl li umhilUnlion of Amdrinii lumps In lay wiih abandoned. ST. IT.TKItSlll'im. .Inn. 2l--Sug-gmdinn lliul tlio Ttiplo Alliance nii'l the Ttiplo Intt'iile immediately inter, vono jit Till key In reKiiloil (inlay t) liavo lieen unit to the foreign office uf tlio Kutopeuu powers li Russian offitdulH. A I'nwiler .Mine IHHH.TN. Jan. it. -"Tlio Turk lu day HtnmU with a turoli In a powilor iiiiiKiixluo, ami tliero will lie wild work nlHuwhcro limn upnn tliu Trliat alja linen iiiiIphh prompt iiioiihiiioh mo tnlten to loHtralu lilin." TIiIh comment on tlio Intent dnvtd npuumtri In Cniutantlnoplo was voiced hero today liy a leadlnit Merlin ikiwh pnpor. mid It ni'euratoly Hummed up tho Tiirklnli tdtontlou iih viewed liy llorllu and forolmi diplnmntit hero. Alt (loriuau coveinmeiit ufflclaltt mo (Contliniod on pitKo 'J.) 10 F WABHINOTON, Jan. 21. Statu intuitu today by I'rcRldunt-Nlect Woodrow Wilson that ho would bo content without an Innumiral rocop Hon aro taken to Imlleato that all plana for mielal functlomi at tho In aiiKuratlna will bo almiidnuod. A rortmt rnuvaHH of tho onnnto uhowod a majority of tho mmatora aitnliiBt iihIii( tm oupltol for an In augural rocoptlon, althniiKli It Ih bo llnvod tlioy would not oppoBu Hiusli a movo If Wllsou favorud It. GOVERNMENT IS NW COMPLETE IN IL UNCTIONS WILL TESTIFY. Mrhhhhhhh1hh!H! 5 .In mi". Hill WASIIIMI ION, .Inn "I .l.tnif . .1 Hill, tli" i.iiln.iiil inniate, niriw.l Imro tiiii'tpri till Itnlav to lii liofino III" Imii e i'iiIiimiiIIi'i' Him -II allilf tlio lllilie tin-1 lie hiih lie l'llllHHllC. liv I"- '. I.IH V. Hill A5 MONEY TRUST WASHIN'OTOK.Jnti 21. Tliero in no micli tliiutf an a mom-v iritnt TIiIn with tlio liiuilen of ti'xtimon.v offered In Hip limine moiiov trut lu OMtipititiu Ihoo l'lny by II. P. I)ni Hon, jiimnr inciuber of tho banking tirm of J. P. Morcau i('n nnd iro prcwidrlil of din )"ir NAtimial Hank of New Vorl; eity. Dnvinon' allt'iiHoit eauie in the form of ti olattiuotit in whielt lie naiil in bchntf of MorxMit'H Finn. Tin rmnuuttee roeoiveil the xttilemout hut refused to iuontportito it into the reoonU of itn iuviMtiKatiou until after fnillior eon xidenition. "Our firm believe," ihe stotemont rend, "that there i no hueli tiling, either in form or fael, an a money Iriikt. Tho iiH'mhor of .1. P. Morjciin Co., bolioo that tho only permit iieut iiitluouee po-.NOo.od by men ptotnlneiit ip finaneinl affaint in duo rnllrcly to ihe publir'n eoiitldcuee in their iduiraelor or rooord. "Thoio ha been presented to your committee tnlilo. from whieh it lias been inferred- -and in many now paporn 'proved' that a Kroup tif .INS direelor control Hip n .( of eor pnratioiiM wIioho acKreuate roMiurees aio 2;,0(l,000,l)l)0. No htich eontiol eis nnd lio hiu-Ii ilciluelioilM prop erly can he iimdo from thexo tablet.. ' TWELVE DROWN WHEN LMAUAPSIZES (lltlOAT (lltlMII.SY. KiiKlaud. Jan. 21. Thrown from a rnpttlipil lifeboat after their vpkhoI hnd foiiudorod at tho mouth of tho Dumber, 12 of tho erow of tho hark A ml a wero drowned aicerdlni: to tho Htory belm; told to day by thruo Hiirvlvora who readied hero. Tlii'BM iiurvlvorH oIiiiik to tho upturned boat and drifted 12 hour. MANY DEATHS ARE DUE TO FALLING STRUCTURE MeKlNNK.Y, To.w, .Inn. 21. ll U e.speeleil that many moro bodies will bu reooverod toduy I'toin tho ruins of the Odd Follow liall, a lliroo htory htrueturo whieh collapsed Hiiddouly, burying !l.ri peihous. Seven bodies wero reeovtued a few hours nftor tho collapse, Many deeds of heroism wore re I'tirileil in tlio saving of women and children from tlio falling building. PATENTS ON TWO COAL CLAIMS ARE GRANTED WASIIINflTONT, Jan, 21. Patents on two eoal claims, aggregating 200 utiles near Juueaii, Alaska, and tho first to ho given out sineo tho Qlavls Hallingor controversy, wero granted Imro today by Scorclury of tho In tel lor Kisher. Tlio grants open the way for Alaska to get its first supply of coal from homo. SUCH m SYS DAVISON FIGHT RETURNS SATURDAY The Mtiil Tribune, in iweonlnwo with itH hhiijiI cn tcrpriHc, Iiiih iiuhIc jtrntncincntH to Hcciirc returns over ji tlirect wire to the rinj;8ilo of the Au Andorsoii Sniiimy Trott fij,'ht at VeriKin Sfttiinliiy. nfternoon. Ah (lie fiht will not hIjii'I until IStlo p. hi. the returns will lie too lute to publish in the regular jifternoon edition. Therefore fill the boxing Ihhk in the eity lire invited by the Mail Tribune to be present at its offjees Saturday afternoon to receive returns. The story of the fihl will be told round bv round. LIEUT-GOVERNOR L NOT GET SALARY HAI.HM. Oro. Jan 21 -A ronotu lion Ik today In I ho bonne proposing tlio hiiIuiiInMoi) of n referendum menu tiro lit I lio people at tho next election to rrcttto I lio officii of lieutenant governor. Under tho conMltutlonal amendment proposed the offlco of nontenant governor In to bo a lion xalarled one except when tho lieuten ant governor Khali bo unrvlng uh gov ernor, E TRY FOR FREEDOM P.lMONTON Albertti, Jan. 2. Three convicts made it daring attempt to escape from the Kdmouton cni tcntiiu',t yesterday afternoon at ) o'clock. It was jmt nt tho close of the dny's work as the men wore re turning to their night quarters. riamhoiing 11111.0011 to the room of n building ndjoluiui; a fence at tho rear, they mailu fast a length of rope and slid down. They wero quickly otitsido the bounds mid across tho railway tracks, t.Hoding toward (lovcniuu'iit avenue. One of Ilm guards doing sentry tlutv saw the men escaping and fired two shots, neither of which took ef fect. The shots, however, alarmed tlio rest tif the prison staff, a number of whom wero quickly in pursuit of the fugitives, who wcie shortly after recaptured 011 (lovcniment avenue. 10 HUGE ESTATE 15 HER SON INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 21. Declar ation Hint, to tho best of her knowl edgo and belief, tho child now poBlug as tho Infant of Mrs. Dorothy Slings by, wife of Lieut. Chits. II. Sllngsby and heir to a 1,1,000,000 esinto lu Hnglnnd, Is her llcgltlmato son was mado hero today by Mrs. I'red Ccr talu, formerly MIbh Mllhui Anderson of OoyHorvlllo, Cal. AVIATOR AND MECHANICIAN PLUNGE TO THEIR DEATH KTAMPS, I'ranep, Jan. 21. Clnis. Nienport, tho aviator, and his mech anician, who is unidentified, while Hying in 11 mouoplauo from Paris, wero instantly killed today in 11 fall near here. The machine turned turtle 201) feet in tho air. Kdourd Nienport, a brother, who invented tho machine in which to day's fatality occurred, was killed in an aeroplane accident 11 year ago, PRESIDENT'S BROTHER VOICES DENUNCIATION OF RECALL UTICA, N. Y., Jan. 21. Hitter do miiiciatlou of legislation which would provido for recall of judges or judic ial members was voted at tho slate liar association by Henry V, Tuft, brother of tho president. His oppo sition to tlio recall Is practically tho samo as offered on several other oo cusions by tho president, RON 1 CONVICTS MAK EV. IS L TCItlli: HAUTi:. (ml . Jan 21 f.'iir.eiio V Debs, rumlblato for prenl dent of tho Unllcd States on the ro clalUt ticket at Ilio rorotii olertlon, was arrested hero today, charged with obstructing Justlco by corrupting a ltueM In tho government' cane agalnm tho ApKal to Iteason. The newspaper wail attacked by tho kot ernment for violation nof the postal laws. Theodore Dobi, brother of tho ac cimoil man, ami Luther Ilautn, broth-or-ln-law, ftirnUhed a bond of $1000 for Delis before he was released. Heforo agreeing to Helm' release, United States Commludoncr O. M. Ilnll stipulated that Debs should ap pear at Hits MaytVrnI "of tho X'liltod States court In tho third Knnsus ills trlct Doha was Indicted two months ago but sorvlco of the warrant was dvluyed by tho Totted States mar shal's offlco In Indianapolis. Ni:W YORK, Jan. 21. Tho mar ket closed steady today. The Turk ish outbreak caused a slump of Americas in Imdon, and this was followed by u cvoro break In tho homo market, Canadian Pacific lost 2 3-1 and mauy other standards dropped from ono to two points. A flvoVi break In Illinois Central un dermined the market, bearing It down to a low point. This was tho feature. Donils wero steady. WEBB IS SHORT TERM SENATOR TENNESSEE N.VRHVILLK, Tenn., Jan. 21. W. R. Webb was elected today short term United States senator from Tennessee, succeeding Newell San ders, republican for tho uuctplred term of tho late Senator Robert Tay lor. Webli was tho fusion candidate and received 73 votes In tho Joint session of tho legislature against C3 for M. T, Dry an. Ho will servo un til Mnrch -1. JOLLY TOO JOLLY WITH JOLLY GIRLS; IS JOLLIED WASHINGTON. Jan. 21. Kountl guilty of bolng too Jolly with women and wluo, Captain Wado Jolly of tho Marino Corps Is today dismissed from tho sorvlco by order of President Tuft. I IUII RECORD PRICE IS PAID FOR WINTER NELIS PEARS The Roguo River Fruit & " Produce association has just "" been advised of tho salo of n "" car tif Winter Kelts pears nt ' London, at a price of tfl.O.") a box f. o. h. Medford. This is " tho top prico for Winter Nelis " "t pears in London, being n " slight inoreaso over thu for- "" "" iner high mnrk, .$1.87 received " by Fred II. Hopkins of Snowy Ilutto. f HHtH H H EUEN DEB ARRESTED NW OUT !WILL OF LATE JAMES R. KEENE FORTUNE TO WIDOW-CHILDREN TO BE PROVIDED FOR III m BBT7T i T . fjf . ppV; . Vi .LwuiH JSH r-t K m . V - ' " fHHV ' VHH . '- - "LisiB' 'WtM 'ppBpL.-rv 2B ' tjiispPppppppim 9 V fppssiHPsW 1pspsB fPpflppppppppppppppHptW ff T '1?Z pspspspspspspsW " H Ha ik. '444ppsHpspspspspspspspspI ppppppppHpppppipk i t ti 'pppppppppppH fSRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR X H FbXHALL Mr t'oxbull K'eetie. the sou of the lute James It. Kecne, daring ftunurlernnd leader in lie ratibi: wnrtd was not Included In hM father's Wilt, whlcb dlipose of uiany uilllloiK of do.isrs. Sir. Keetie left hU entire estate to bU widow, dlreM!ii.'. Iiinvrr tluil h. look after liU ami and dauichler. LUe hU father, Mr I'uxUall Ivuebe U a great sportstuitu and well known tlio world orer. It tl FRAMED UP CASE 8ALIJM. Ore., Jan. 21. E. Gard ner, wanted at Grants Pass on tho churgo of contributing to the delin quency of a minor, was arrested hero today by Sheriff William Usch. Gardner was employed nt Grants Pass In tho capacity of n private detec tive. GRANTS PASS, Jan. 24. E. Gardner, the man who Mipplicd tho exiilence tisn which numerous con victions wero had in the olice court for violations of the anti-gambling laws, is today himclf it hunted man, a warrant having been issued from Ihe juvenile court by Judge Jewell, charging Gardner with contributing to the delinquency of -a minor. The specific complaint laid against Gardner is that he induced Willard Crawford, a seventeen-year-old boy, to make a bet with him umiii n game of billiards in tho Ijtwrence & Skill man billiard and pool hall, Tho stakes of the wager aro alleged to have been a drink of soda water, it being r.aid that Gardner could not. get a different bet than thtit from the boy. Gardner, a detective from Port laud, put in several weeks hero get ting evidence against numerous par tics for gatublimr, the games ranging from cards with chips at ono cent each to side bets on billiards, and some $.150 in fines were raked in by the city in. tho way of penalties when tho parties, complained of either nid "guilty" or were convicted in the trial that followed. Critieit.nl followed regarding the methods employed by Gardner to get games with muiio of the young men brought heforo the court, and this charge against him follows, the com plainant being Fred Contain, one of the young men who plead guilty to tho charge of playing pen ixiol with Gardner at 25 cents a cue. Gardner left hero Tni'Mlny night supposedly for Portland, tilthough the officials had been notified to arrest him, and 11 special officer has left hero to bring him back to tliis county to soon as be was under arrest. When Gardner is arrested (ho case will come heforo tho juvonilo court of which Stephen Jewel is judge. Prosecuting Attorney E, E. Kelly camo over from Medford, and ban been working on the case. Master mechanics nt tho various uavy yards have received substantial wago Increases. 1 Uttb vt NOW HUNTED MN LEAVES ENTIRE fAEEME REV." FRANK HORN nrw 1 RICHMOND. Cab, Jan. 21 ,"To protect my health," is tho reason given by the Rev. Frank Horn, for mer pastor of the First Baptist church here, who la In Jail today for dodging the officers who sought him on a desertion and bigamy charge Horn Is accused by Eva Mae do Tov rca,' of San Francisco, of marrying nor under tho name of do Tovrea In September. 1910, while ho had a wife living In Everett. Wash. When first accused, Horn declared It was his "twin brother" who mar ried the woman. He sticks to this story. Horn Is known In this section bav ins formerly operated hero and at Ashland. Ho fled tho country when about to bo placed under arrest. HOUSE PASSES THREE BILLS OVER VETO SALEM, Ore., Jan. 21. Over tho veto of Governor West, tho house to day passed three bills loft over from tho last legislature. Tlies.0 wero the bills passed: Senate bill by Wood To onablo people affected to creato new coun ties by their own vote. Somite bill by Hurrett Increas ing tho salary of the district attorqey of tho Fifth District from S2700 to $3500 a year. Senate bill by Calkins and Mean To Increase tho salary of the dis trict attorney of tto first district from it 100 to 12100 n year. It la believed tho test of strength between Governor West and those opposod to him will como tomorrow when tho organization will attempt to pass tho two senate bills relating to tho creation of an emergency board to pass on deficiencies, which passed tho senate last week. WOULDN'T MOVE ACROSS HALL TO LIVE WITH WIFE NEW YORK, Jan. 21, llecauso ho refused to movo across tho ball in their fashlomiblo apartments and live with her. Mrs. Edith H. McDon ald la today Booking a divorco from James P. McDonald, who hoads $20, 000,000 wortb of mlulng nnd railroad Interest 011 tho Island of llaytl. IN HE AND ASHLAND IN TOILS OF LAST T SMS FLOOD WATERS Sudden Rise In Temperature and Re sultlnrj Rain Causes Srtew t Dis appear Rapidly Which Farces Riv ers Up More Rain Tonight. Three Foot Rise This Morning In Rogue Cold Snap on Mountains Holds Snow There. A sndden rise in temperature nnd n downpour of min in a result has caused a rise In tho streams of thw section nnd it npponrs today as if high waters will rage during the next few days unless the cold wnve re turns. Rain is predicted for tonight. On Thursday night .1.1 of art inch fell. There is more snow in tho foothills nnd mountains at present than in yenrs. Reports from the higher alti tudes today show that the cold snap there Is utill maintained and this fact may hold tho streams lo sorae extent. Roguo river raised three feet Fri day morning nnd continues to rise. Other streams nrc somewhat swollen. Regardless of the weather condi tions no damage is expected as rtver fjowii are k-nrdly poKkible except in very limited areas. ' Traffic' may ha delayed but nothing more set-ions' is expected. The depth of snowr in the hills has increased nbout eight itiche.s n tiny for several days past and has reach ed n depth from three lo ten feet "ac cording to locnlity. A largo number of homesteaders and ranchers in tho mountain districts are snowed in. Tho snowfall in Medford to date has totaled 17 inches, the heaviest in manv yenrs in a like length of time. SAME OLD STORY IN SAME OLD, OLD WAY OAKLAND. Cal.. Jan. 24. His hopes of making n killing on tho race to pay uncg the ruiitls stolen and recoup his fortunes, Frank L. Sears, paying teller in the Union Savings bank, is in jail hero today, after con-fes-im? to the embezzlement at Sl'J. - 000. Sears declared he was first forced to steal last November lo pay for his babv comincr into the world. but continued losses on tho Juarez races made restitution imiwssihle, and ho was finally trapped. Sears' system was to receive largo deposits and then neglect to enter the same in favor of Ilm deimsilor. Ho stated he look as much ns $500 at ono time. PROPOSED TAX ON WATER POWER IN STATE REDUCED SALEM, Ore., Jan. 24. Willi an amendment reducing ita proposed tax of 25 cents to .$2 per horse power on ail water power claimed or appropri ated in Oregon reduced to n flat rate of 10 cents n horsepower on used water power, and four cents n horse, power on unused water power, n bill introduced by Representative Chris. Schnhcll was reported to tho iiouso today with tho unaimoiis recommen dation that it pass. INLAND EMPIRE IS SPOKANE, Wash., Jan. 21. Tho Inland Emplro Is today covered with from throe to f Ivo feet' of snow and great difficulty Is being experienced lu operating trains. Practically ull Northern Pacific freight servlco has been discontinued, but passenger trains aro running close to schedule. Reports from Pullman, Wash., say that tho O. W. R. & N, station at (hat placo is In danger of being swept away by tho high water In the, Pa louse river. IN NH SNOW-SHROUDED v ' e; , irf 2