tr J tmwrt? Mlifnrfinl City MaH -V J': Medford Mail Tribune SECOND EDIT J ON WEATHER: I'nlr tonight Sfmr. 7J MIh. IWj I'irrlp. .02. C"(irlr.rnMi1 Trr. lUlly HflVi-lltll Vrnr. WAR TO BEGIN 6-YEAR TERM AGAIN ON NEXT FOR PRESIDENT MONDAY NIGHT! PASSES SENATE Powers Notified Tlint Active War fare Is to Dc Resumed Mondny All Vessels Are Prohibited From Harlior of Salonika Coast Mined. WASIIIN0T0N, IVb, I. Hindil ilii'M between tin Haitian iillii'H niitl Turkey will ho aelUely resumed Muu tin v exening, ni'i'ohliiiK to lnliiiiiutlliiil limismiltcil In the hlntr depiiiluieiil hero today in a tmlilr l'i mn t'.iilcil Slates Ambassador Itiii'Uiill ni I'nii- ftllllllillllplo, 'I'lin American minister nt AiIu'iih iil-o cabled Imhiy tlmt nil ccls hereafter Mill li prohibited fioni tln hiiihnr of Salonika. Tln Auicitcuu minister ul Sofiii cabled: "Official nolirienlion lint lntt re iclc, from the llulgnritm foreign ministry, tlmt tin' whole of iIih const of Sisi uf Marmora, occupied li.v tin llulgHr, lint been protected liy IIIIUl'N." LONDON, b. I.-- Pmelicnllv the IhkI Imp" r HMiro between Turkey ninl tin llnlknti allies it fled nln Willi the departure of tin- lliilknn e.t I1H, in IIW nlllllPHl t'l'ttlllll I lit 1 wsr will li nwiiuicd. Klnjuu Nuxok milch, lieiiil of Hie Scniall ilelcgn lion, niiIiI before IiIh departure lluil lin believed iHterfeienee liy the hum mmii powers it now impossible. "The next convention for pence,' he said, "mihI miy new tunu-lire will lie hiiiiiik'iI on n drumhead on Hie liMttlefiehl lifter ihe fall of Adrian oiile. Ami miy sclllcmciit nrriwd nl will hne o iiii'hnle tlie absolute ces sion of Scutari ninl .Inniiui." The only icprcwcntnlivi' of Ihe !- Hen left today- i-"lr. VrmiiMi. li Sen inn minister lo Frnnce. I'rrmlvr Wnzilns has ilrnirli'il for Allien, nml Dr. Streil, the other (lieck envoy lint re I urn ft to Vienna to represent hi tpix eminent there. Itet'iire leu vine Ihe eitv Venxiln declared hi belief tlmt the second period of die war would he short. ''Out J ennui for resuming the f'KliliiiU'." he said, "i" Ihnt negotia tions which ilo not hrniK pence ne useless. The thoiiHiimU of lumps hi Ihe field nre gradually ejkhausling the resource of Hie nllioM. We 'hull now destroy nil the fruit of th.it policy liy sharp ninl decisive ! 'lion in the field." The departure of the llatkm, en vo.vm hat greatly iIIm'oiiiiii'I ihe ambassadors of the Kiiropean )') ers, anil thine optimists who did nut believe the war would he resumed. It in now eoneeded thai Hie ulli.s nre not bluffing. The TnrkUh enviv nie Mt ill lien', and llesehld P.iVIm, their leader, says he hat no ,.,tn for depailnre. HEAVfSTORWTlS Z CHICAGO, Feh. 1,- Zero weather and ureal suI'lVving among Chicago'. poor in predicted today at Ihe re. suit of a heavy snowstorm which it ruging In'ie. The weather liiiroim slates that If Ihe storm IiihIh t! more dayH the leinporaturo. will drop far helow r.uro, ninl iMianliililo oikmiii.h. IIi.iih nre inakiuu hurrii-d preparalioiiH to Have I ho liven willed will ho en danp'red liy the hllhiK ('"hi. Diiven hv u IiIkIi wind off Lake .Miehiirnn, the. hiiow loday in rtweep- inn tiiniuli Ilia hriel: I'liuyoim of Ihe "Loop" dinliict and neaily overy nil eel ear linn in the. oily i fif;hliii(,' hard lo la'cp rolnj;. Up on tlio ele vated trniiiH Ihn driviut; hiiow makex it alnioHl iiuportHilih) for tho inoliir. men In nee ahead, and horvieo U all hul dcinnrallzcdj WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION DILL PASSED DY COMMITTEE WAMIINOTON, Koli. 1. Tho workmuiia' enniion8a(lun hill, provlil Iiik a Kriuliinituil hciiIu or ilamuKos for lujtiiieH uiiHtulnoil by jHirHonB oiikubocI by lutoratuto coinmuico cnrporatluint whllo on duty wum voted on favor ably by tho hniiHo Jmllcliiry commit too this udoruoou. SWEEPING CHCAGO WEATHER Senator Work's BUI Is Passed After Two Day Debate by Vote of 47 to 23 or One More Than Necessary Many Amendments Offered. WAHIUNOTON', Feb. t After two itit)H bitter debute and after voIdn hrul been tukeii on u bnlf it ururo of iniillniu (inietiilliin bit (ilnti, everyoiie of wlilell wiipi defealeil, tbn lountltu llnnnl amcuiliaunt fathered by Kenn lor John l. WorkM of Cnllforulit. that the iiniilileiitlnl term be nU yenrt mid Hint no pri'Hliti'iii may bo ri'-elrrieit, i:im.'i Hie ueiiati thin aftetnoou by I In llrrcHiiiry IwO'llllrdN vote. The tliiul eounl Nlood 47 for, 23 oiialunt. The U'nrkH niiu'iiiltnent In ilenlcued lo tieionie i-ffiTllve liimii'illni'ily on lit rnilrlrntlou by thtre-fonrllm of llm Mate In the union. Iiiimedlntely before tho vote wok Inkeii on W'nrkt reHolullou Ihn nmenil. nieiit by Hi'initor Hulhiirlntiil, provld Iiii! Ihut Ibi' pri'lil'ul who boblt of flie when tbn Wnrkn niaeudiiienl be- roinet etfifllve. hIiiiII not nerve for iiniro limn four i'rH. wnn rejeeted :tS to 2U F hT. I'lrmiHimtn, ivt. i.-nen- imlcheM hern lodny from I'rnKun do lure Hint more tlinu 'J&0.0(in Ainlrlan troop are roureiilrttteil today on Hie frontier of llimuln. tuny HiomMniU of oilier reinrvlnlH nre bo Iiik enrolled In tbn Aunlro-lluiiRiirUn provlnnnt uu tho border of Ituimla. It In iH'lleved here Hint tho diuiRnr of an Austro-HuiiKarlna-ltuimlau rupture hnn not pniiM'd. J S A I.I'M, Ore., 1'ch. I. Speaker McAithur of tlie Htato Ihmi-c of up rcnentalivet it today mlvocntiui; a hinder m'umou on account of tlie larRc number of billt introdiu'ed. Already lll.'l IiiIIm are hefoiv the house for I'ouhidciatiou hesjdet the hcualc bills and renotutious. Many ineinbeiH are in favor of ox Icndim: the Hcshiou until Match first, althoiu'h Hu'.v will mu'ivo no iiddi Ininnl remuuerntion. COAL MINERS GO BCIt ANTON', Pa.. IVb. 1, Tho nHinliiK kuu In tho war of iiuIouIhui verHim raplta) wnH fired hero today when union mlncra employed In conl inlnoH hern went on utrlke, Tho walk out followed tho falluro of initio on KlneorH to comply with nu ultimatum of tho United Worker of Mnorlcn to Join the union boforo I'd). 1. RAN IMIANCISCO, Kelt. 1. Claim ing ho wan lured Into a tenderloin resort by two younu woiuon und was then driiKKcd and robbod, n man who khvo IiIh nnino as Clmrlea H. Colby of HrantH Pumb, Ore, appoalod to tho po-, llco today to recover u Bold watclt, HtU'kpin mid J 100 In cuuh. Car Is Robbed POUTI.ANl). Ore., Fob. 1. A lono lilKhwavmau held a Portlaud UelghtB car oarly today and relieved Conduc tor O. P. Daniel of ?S in unroll Quango. PS . N RONTIER HEAVY MAY PROLONG AGONY A SALEM STRIKE GRANTS S BOY CLEANED ER MKDFORT), HOLDS UP TRA N IN CITY'S HEART r Lone Bandit Daringly Robs Express Train In Heart of Chicago's Finan cial District Boldest in History of Windy City. CHICAOO, IVb. . -Thf deprrd'i. tioiiM of Jrse .JiiineH, Hie Yiuin;ir liiother nod other old littir dekperu i1oiH were backed off the IxiariU here today by Ihe operatiout of n oi. baiiitit who IiihI nieiit held up mi i preht ttiiiu in the linn I of Ciieai:oV IiiihIiichk ilmlrii'l and mmlu hit way t. freedoui with Imil "lilnitli'd nt frotu 7.'.(HI(I lo .KKI.IIIKI. Tlie lolihery, one of Ihe Imldett in Chieai'o'N iiitory, with the work of n Nlecl nerved man. I'sinu' a handker chief for n musk, the bandit forced Ihe exptfHt ini'HM'iicer to turn over the key to hit hiife coutniaiut; ycMe: tlay't entire receiptH at the t'nioii Stock Yardt. Tlie conlenlt we.v thrown into n leather bai; and the hiiinlit Marled to leave the car. The conductor, armed with a revol ver, attempted to lilnek the robber' i patli hut wan knocked down hv a blow from the robber's fit. Then thu baiulit juuipi'd from the train and, ininliiiK with the thentre cmwtlt in ihe htreet ecaped. MARKET PETITION Tho popular petition Inaugurated by the Mall Tribune to tho mayor and city council nuking tho retention of II, J. Itunyard tin market inimtcr la growing constantly, and bids fair to be the largest petition ever presented to tiny body of men In the history of the city. From all walks of life, and from all sections of tho city, Ihe cou pons, provided by tho Mall Tribune are rolling In. They are being tnken rare of for presentation to the coun cil. liy way of nailing n Ilo which Is be ing circulated by certain parties not overly friendly with tho public mar ket, let It bo known now that tho Mall Tribune Is not attempting to dic tate tho appointments nt Muyor Kl fert. It simply rcallxes what Mr. Itunyard has done tor tho public mar ket and what the public markot means to tho people of Medford and vicinity. Tho Mall Tribune Is a champion of tho public market and always will bo found fighting for Its best Inter ests. At present Its best Interest! demand the retention of Mr. Itunyard. Mat beyond nil this the Mall Tribune knows that tho people of Medford by an overwhelming majority deslro to seo Mr. Itunyard retained. Know lug this, It called upon tho people to voice their choice, In order thut tho nnvll chorun of a halt doxen lusty throated enemies of tho market might not bo mistaken for n majority of tlie people. That a vast majority favors Mr. Itunyard Is amply tdtown In the number of petition coupons roturned. And yet tho mnro tho better. So add to tho good work und send In your name, If you bollevo In tho public market; ir you would seo It prosper, now is tho time to act. Bend In your name. T MADUID, Kelt. 1. It Is officially roported today that tho rjueen of Spain oxpecta n visit from tho stork In June, She already has four chil dren, Postofflce Robbed 1.1VK OAK, Cal., Feb. 1. Secur ing $300 lit cash and S:i00 worth of stumps, u gang of robbers dynamited tho postottlco siifo hero early today. Postmaster Wets lluuok was awnk omul by tho explosion and boon had nu armed I'Obbo on tho trail. CTS !! 0.00 RESPONSE SIGNATURES OREGON, HA'iTJtUA V, miHUARY 1, 101H. TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH DR. DOTY TO LOOK 4fHw '9- iB yW-KF' VH 'larking new nt In tbr nl.ltloun uf employer mid tMnpluyet the A m tri es n Telephone and Tclwnph (.'"lupuiiy. the Weileru t'tilmi Telegraph Ciimp.tii ud the Wentrru Kleclrk- Company, ulildi urn allied curpuralluun, have nun pleled arruogeuirnU'fur a yiem of iin-dlcul vupervUluu und nuuliury iiiuIumIi designed to preserve the health of their two hundred tbuiKiiod employes. Dr. Alrnti II. Doty, formerly Health Offlier of Hie I'urt of .New York, bus been Appointed medical dllrclor of Ihe HmployeV lleueflt I'mid Comtultlee. lu cbsrgo of the petndwi and U-k benefit yntcm, Dr Duty's dep.irlmeul will lisve suiiervUlou over III and lujuied employ et and olitulu mttlliiil ;iud tir gtcnl sld fur nil at-edlnc sin b Arntiiiremenls wilt be umde mIHi liupltul throughout I be country for Hie prompt riiepilnti of employe who amy deeld upon lliU form of frniliiit-nt ERIEOMAN N TO CROSv OM AT NTAV YOHIC. Feb. 1. Keen disnp Kinlmcnt prevailed here today over the failure of Dr. Frederick Franz Friedmnnii, discoverer of an alleged tuberculosis cure, to sail for New Yoik from North Hampton thin nfter noon on the streamer Mmtrrtanin, as originally planned. At the last mo ment Dr. Friedmnnii cancelled hU rcservutioit on tho steamer to remain in (lennnuv and consult with Oenunn government officials, who seek to keep his discovery nt home. Tlie offer of Charles K. Fialav, president of the Aetna National bank of $1,000,1)00 if the euro relieved tuberculosis' patients, was the magnet drawing rVicilmnnn to the United States. Since Finlny made tho offer lie has received more than 3,000 ap plications, from consumptive suffer ers who wish o take the treatment, nml others nre coin'mc nt I lie rate of '-'.jO per day. Finlny offered to turn over $1,000,000 lo Fricdinuuu provid ed l)."i cures were effected out of 100 patients. FRITZI TOO FRISKY 10 LIVE WITH SOBER JOHN NRW YOIUC, Feb. 1. Ab tho re sult of nn alleged "clash of temper- maments" Frltzl Scheff, tho light opera favorite, Is today granted an In- torlocutroy decree of divorce from John Fox, Jr., tho author. Tho papers In tho case nro sealed. Friends of tho couplo deelaro tho dlvorco Is duo to the Inability of tho vivacious slngor to sympathUo with thu disposition of tho sober student. PRESENT TIME POPULAR PETITION. (Sign this and mail or bring to Mail Tribuuo for presentation to city council). To tho Mayor and Co'uncil of tho City of Medford, Oregen: As a citizen of Medford, I protest against, making tho public market tho spoils of politics and petition your honorable body to reappoint tho prcsont markot inastor, .7'. E. Kunyard, who has so satisfactorily con ducted tho market since its first oponing. Xiuno , Kesidenco ; COMPANIES APPOINT AFTER HEALTH OF EMPLOYES FRANK M. RYAN OUT ON. BAIL BY : ORDER OF COURT CHICAGO, Fell. 1. The release of Frank XL Hynn, president of the In ternational Association of Ilridge and Structural Iron Workers, one of the il.1 union men convicted of unlawfully transporting dynamite, was ordered released this afternoon by the United Stales circuit court of appeals. United Slates District Attorney Charles W. Miller, of Indianapolis, approved tho $70,000 bonds offered for tho releao of Hie labor lender. Itvon will be released from the gov ernment prison at Fort Ieuvenworth, Knns., tomorrow, PHYSICAL EXAMINATION FOR ALL BRIDEGROOMS SALKM, Ore., Feb. 1. -A hill pas, ed by the hom-o, after favorable com ment on tlie part of many members, provides that nil mule applicants for marriage licenses must undergo an examination as to their physical fit ness. WITNESS IS uiT DARROW CASE HALTS l.OS ANGKLF.S, Feh. 1. Illness of XIrs. Dora Unin, a prosecution wit ness, called u halt in the Dnrrow trial loday. There was no session of the court, tho trial being carried over until .Monday afternoon. D CHANCE F "Excellent Chance" Stales W. H. Gore, "for Road Legislation, But Much Hard Work Is Necessary, Particularly With rlouse Members!' 'There scrnm to he mi jccellenl chance for rood leciklntion at this session of tlie legislature, but much hard work is ncceMiry particularly mnontf house members" states W. II. (lore, who with W. II. Cnnon mid' O. i'utiinm of the Commereiul club rond committee, returned Saturday from Snletn where thry busied ihemseUcs looking nfter highway legislation, af ter nccompmiying the Portland dele gation to Salem Thursday, in the fa irest of Ihe I'anama eximiition ap propriation. "While we were in Salem, Ihe sen ate passed the Ilnrrett hill, nn en abling net to permit counties to issue bonds for rond purjxscs. The men sure is n good one nml will enable counties to go nheml with rond con struction. "The same dav, the house passed the Orange enabling net, which the jK-nple voted down Inst fall. Ilepre senutive Hctimes mnde n gallant fighi against the measure, which provides cumbersome and unwieldy methods mid is imprncticuly because it cntniU uK)n the bond buyer the siicrvi.sion of the proceeds of the bonds. It was carried by n small margin. The house will probably reject tlie Harrett bill, and the seunto the Orange bill nnd n conference committee be appointed Into to draw, up u compromise men Mi re. "The outlook for trunk line or Pa cific highway legislation is not so bright, but still think something may be accomplished Iran energetic rn'm IMiigii is waged. It Is probable tlmt a state aid bill of some ort will nlso go through. "Senntor Von der Hellen has the situation well in hand in the senate, nnd the senate is favorable to n pro gram of rond legislation. The house seems dominated largely by the Grange element nnd apathetic ns to roads. Hut on the whole, the pros pects nre brighter than I thought nt nt firM. "The legislature is to visit Samuel Hill nt Xraryhill, Wn., Feb. 0 nnd as his guests will he taken over the mod el roads he has const meted nnd shown modem rond building equip ment nnd methods. XIr. Hill is hav ing box ears fitted up for lantern pictures, and will deliver lectures up on good roads on the way to nnd from Xiaryhill. I think, nfter tho legisla tors see these rouds, they will he more inclined to favor n comprehen sive program of road legislation." W. XL Colvig nnd A. K. Itenmes re mniued over nnd will assist fuilher in rond matters. TO I WHITE WAY NEW YORK, Feb. 1. Former President Ciprlano Castro of Vene zuela, would-bo Immigrant into America, who Is In tho country on bonds pending habeas corpus proceed ings to nullify Secretary Nagles do nlal of his right to enter, Is gleefully celebrating here. Tonight Castro plans to seo tho Qreat Whlto Way. WEST VIRGINIA FOLKS IN TAX LINE ON INCOME WASHINGTON, Feb. 1. With West Virginia today ratifying tho In come tax constitutional amendment tho 35th Btato to fall In lino, only one more stato Is needed to mako tho amendment effective. Baby at Becker Home NRW YOIIK, Feb. 1. Carrying a baby girl, tho btork arrived today at the homo of Mrs, Charles Uockor, wife of tho former police lieutenant, now In Slug Sing awaiting electrocu tion for tho murder of QuoibleV Her muu llQseutttal hero. ROAD LAWS A SESSION A R REA NO. 2G8. m Mananer Sullivan of Rogue River Canal Company States That Assis tance Alanq Educational Lines by Local Organizations Brings Results Tho educational campaign, insti tuted by local organizations to secure irrigation for the. Roguo Iliver valley is bringing good results. According; to J. T". Stillivnn, mnnnger of tho Ifngitf) Hiver Volley Canal company. During tho past week n number of ranchersjhave called on Mr. Sullivan and signed contracts for wnter in accord with tho proposition of tho qompnny which places the contracts in escrow until n. certnin ncrcngo is signed up, which will allow the com pany to proceed with the extension of its canals, to cover 'm,000 acres of land in the valley. "Since the contracts nnd proposi tion offered by our company have been placed before, the public through tho papers," stntcs XIr. Sullivan, "I find that a large number of ranchers, heretofore almost imnpproachublc on the subject, hnvo taken it upon them selves to rail on us nnd discuss tho mntlcr. Some have signed up. The educational camMtign is having splendid results." The committees of the organiza tions appointed to conduct the cam paign nre busy with their plans which nre now about in shne to actively undertake the work, and gain still greater result. There is no doubt but Hint the val ley, once nlivo to the renl need of water, will put the matter through. IS ONE DAY IN JAIL T CHARGE KANSAS CITV, Feb. 1. Ono day in the county jail was tho sentence imposed on Col. Wm. It. Nelson, own er of the Kansas City Star and one of Colonel Theodore lloosovelt's most ardent supporters in tho national election, following his conviction hero today of contempt of court ngainst tho tribunal presided oyer by Circuit Judge Guthrie. Attorneys for Colonel Nelson immediately Hied nn appeal for n writ of habeas corpus. Nelson was found guilty nnd sen tenced by Judge Guthrie. He wns convicted over tho strenuous objec tions of his Attorneys, who denied that he was guilty of contempt. ON KLAMATH STOCK SALEXL Ore.. Feh. 1. Govornor West today issued a proclamation re moving tho quarantine placed nearly two years ngo on tho cattle and horses of Klnmnth nnd Lake counties which were nfi'ected with senb. At tho renuest of the state bonrd of health, the bureau of animal indus try and tho stnte veterinarian, the qunrnuuuo was place on the stock or. those two counties hv n proclamation issued April 2.i, ll)U. PLAN TO FREE K WASHINGTON, Feb. 1. "Stud ns n wot hen," only feebly expresses tho feelings of fiitffrugetto leaders here today when thoy learned of a "das tardly plot" to liberate 1,000 mice among their marchers on inaugura tion day. Tho suffragette headquarters waa informed tlmt collego students plan to station mice-distributors nt var ious points nlong Pennsylvania ve niio nro gleefully trapping in prepara tion for tho bitf scramble. CAMPAIGN FOR WATER GETTING GOOD RESULTS NELSON GIN ON i n in 1 fi . m ; l 'A I