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MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, I'E HRCARY 18, 1913.
NO. 282,
DIAZ WINNING CAPITAL FROM MADERO
INTERESTING SCENES IN THE STREETS OF MEXICO'S NATIONAL CAPITAL. WHERE PANDEMONIUM EXISTSF01L0W1 UPRISINGS
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FEDERALS
RETREAT
BEFORE VICTORIOUS ADVICE 0
10
CONTROLS
(lAIA'KHTOK, 'IVxiih, Ki-li. 1.
Mrwoiip-M rrriiMl hrm UiIk nf term-tin
fnmi .Mo.sico City mIiU'Ii hml cnirl
Hit' criimir lime cuitit'il llm lirliof
Ihnt l'ri'Nldcnl Mntlcro Imn Ikimi lore,
cil ti llio wull. TI10 fuel, hownier,
Hint tlio triifotlilt iMititiuuril Inter
otr ilihpnlohrs inilicnlcd (lint On
rrn Dlar. Iiiih not nlruok tlio fiiuil
liov.
It in lirliovnl horr tlmt n hooii itt
Hut ri'liflf niit I hoy will rrcn nil
win. WlioliiKitlr foili'inl ilenurtioiiit
wi-io rt'iorli'(l luilny.
WA.SIIINOTO.V, IVIi. 18.-- Illnx i
niplilly IniiiiiK I'ontnil of Mivxlro
(.'ity ntul Mmloro'it ilnuiifiill liuurly
KHimn ucnrur. Tlim in tlio glut of nn
iinci'iiKiirril illHpntuli ivcuixctl huro to
iluy from Ainlitirtxiiilor Ut'ltry I.iiiip
WjUnn Iho first uiii'oiiHiiri'il iiowh of
tlio iiutiml nlitiii siuoo Suliinlay
niltlit.
Wilhon ii'tmilril to llir oliito ilt'
imrtiiHint that thi'io wuit noutiniiniiH
conflict .Nrotcnluy uiul .ut of IiimI
nilit nml tlmt tlio l)iii fontON iiro
hti'mlily mhmiuliitf. Tlio Aincncnii
iiinhdhMiilur iIi'uIhiciI tlmt Dim mmui
will control tlio uhulo roniiluntlnl part
of tlio oity.
ms nllit tlio fciliMiiU ruliivil fmui
lliolr cxinsril )o-.oiiH,
lVtli'liil I."n (in-ill
Wilson Niiiil tlirro hml lioon fixroo
fllitln nml tlmt tlio fcili'inlH lunl
h 11 t'ft' red cnoriiioiiM Iiiamck. Tim Amor-
il'lllt CtllllltHHV win VOpOllll'lllv in tlio
lino nf firo nml win xtrnol; liv nmi'V
MADERO SAID
TO BE WILLING
TO QUIT
WASHINGTON, Fell. 18. Up to n
lalu hour thin nfturnnon, Hid iiliito
- department Iiiih rceutveil no officlnl
confirmation of the report Hint Piesi.
dent Mndoio of Mexico, hml nroed
to tlio nppntnlincnt of n proHitlont ml
intciiin. No dinpiitohoH hnvo hoen
veeeived from Amlmhsmlor Wilhon
hiiu'o noon,
MKXICO CITV. Feh. 18. (Censor
ed) Two cannon hIioIh, tho firnt to
hrenk the stillneHU of tho morning,
woro fired at 10 o'clock. It wi)s not
known which hIiIo wih responsible.
It hecmno itilot iiKiiin ininiediitlolx
tM!ieafti)r.
I..IKI. !
MKXICO CITV, Fch. 18, (CunMir
cd) Thorn wiih no firing hetweon
MndorifltH mid Uiu.' men up to noon
lltllWd VU Pljo ?.J
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CROVVD3 OOTSIDC CHAMDLO OH tn-mrrtttf
fflffl
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FDIAZ
T OF CAPITAL
KK-nt liiillrtn winch, lioMcxor, ilxl
mill) iiiiinnue. Mo Mini lluro wore
ninny ilrnil nml womiilril, mostly Mn
iloriNtitH, in front of tlio ciiiliiinKy.
WIIhoii rt'ortril ho lunl Im'cm niuihlo
lo tmcrrtttlii wlint ilmnttpc wim
wrought l the foilornl htnnilnilil lint
tlmt tlio flrinir wnH fiorro during the
cnliro ioolt. Tlio Ainrricnn iimlms.
miilnr'n li-pnti'lii'n nuliontv tlmt tlio
romlition of Moxioo 1'itv w nppronoli
iittr 0I11101. I'iiImii itil oorp-os tliroalcn
Niitiliiiro, (ho Kid (.'ruin nml Wluto
('to orcniiirntunm hnvo iliHlmnilcil
ami Ilia troops imorly toil, arc ho-
I'lllllllIK (ll'MK'nitO.
Only ItrfiiKo SKil
Tlio Amvrionn ctnlniNsv nppnrontly
in I ln only Knot of rofiiKO in tlio whole
city. There WiIhoii Iiiih otnliliohod n
rono of snfi'ty wlioio llio Mrictcbl
hunitalion in cnforooil.
Tim Knit it v "f t'10 nfliomt ilix
pntohoN, contnistoil with tlio ooiiKorril
pro trlcK'niins, is lii'llinnl to prove
tlmt .Mmlcro in trying ilocprrnti'ly to
conoonl tlio cumlitiuii of his ciuiho.
Miint ilinpiiti'lii'H ure ItuiiiK ilclnyoil
nml it i iloulilfnl just what lias reullv
hapiuuicil in tlio lialtk'-torn eitv with
in tlio hut few limn.
Teli'urnphini: fitini Vera Crux to
In v Conmil (lenornl I'mimln uVcliuiw
Ihnt luinilroiln of rofnuoert arc crowd
inir into Hint city from the cnpit'il.
Ilo Iiiik I'niiiN Id fci'il tlii'in for onlv
two iIii.sh. All tlm roftiKocii toll hoi.
lot of iilnioM nicrciliblo hiinlxlilp- in
Mexico Cttv where they wny the coii-
illtlmiH are nhiioitt hcvoiiil hollof.
IMMIGRATION BILL
VETO BY SENATE
WASIIINOTON, Feh. 18!- Over
tiding Presldenl Tuft's veto tho ben.
nto today passed by 72 to 18 the
DillinKlinni-Hnrnett innnigrntioii bill,
containing u literacy test. TIiuho who
Hiipportcd llio pi'Ohidi'nt'fl veto were
Cation, Clnpp, Clarke of,Arkntt8iiH,
Cm lis, Qrounn, Dnponl, Oiiggonheiin,
MeCuniber, Marline, O'donnnn, Oli
ver, l'aynler, Shivoloy, Smith nf
Maryland, Sniilh nf Michigan, Stcph
ciiHon,' Stono and Warren.
The bill iik passed provides that n.i
porfioim flhnll bp eligible to outer the
United States who cannot read mid
write his native language. It Is e.
piiuled to exclude, hordes of collie
and other cheap labor.
ftnvornor Bulzor plana a thorouiih
overhauling of tlio labor InwB of tlio
HlUto vf flow Vorh,
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MO
PASSiDOVERTAFT'S
FIREMEN WIN BOMBARDMENT READY
FRi 54 RAILROADS OF ADRIANOPLE
AVERTING STRIKE STILL IN PROGRESS
Ni:V YOllK, I'ob. IS.Comploto
rlctory for tho Firemen' Ilrotlicr-
hood In tliulr itriku proceed lng
agnliul fifty-four entlorn rnllroodn
wan nccurcit tod ay in tho railroads
accejitotico of nrbltrntlon under the
Krilnmn net. TliU wok tho only
conreinlon tho firemen demanded.
Tho llrotherhood naniod Albert
I'hllllpt of Riicrnmento, Cal., as lt
reprccutntlo on the arbitration
board. Tho railroads tinuicd W. W.
Alterhury, Kenenil innnaRer of tho
I'ennsylvanlu system.
It Is declured the rnllronils mani
festo insists on u public hearing ot
their dido ot tho strike question.
They recite their objections to the
Krtlmun net, tho principal ono being
that "tho ropsonslblllty which ulti
mately would rest on a third mem
ber of tho Krdinan arbitration board
Ik too great to Impose on ono man."
They Insist tho net does not guard
the public of another similar demand
for Increased whrcs by conductors
niut trainmen, uddlug "Wo den I re to
put beforo tho public tho notice thnt
a crisis will confront them when
tlieso demands ure considered y tho
ruttroads."
I. otters stating their stand were
sent by tho rallrosds heads to Com;
inorco Court Judge Knnpp und Act
ing United States Labor Commln-
sluuer Manner today.
TO
TO
HF.llLIN, Feb. 18. Unless the eon
flict in Mexico City ends speedily tho
German government, it was learned
this afternoon, has decided to hcnd u
battleship to Mexican waters. This
movo Iiiih been under consideration
for sovonil days but tho government
refrained not wishing to do anything
seemingly offensive to tho Monroe
doctrine.
Tho Gorman officials decided to
take netion following reports from
tho Goniinn minister nt Mexico City
and consuls Hint German life theio
is endangered.
CAUSE DISCONTENT
VEHA CHUZ, Mexico, Feb. 18.
Discontent is inereithing In Vera
Crux over the nrrival lioro of the
American battleships Nebraska and
Vermont. Thu populaeo suspeuts tlio
United States is determined to send
lillU iifos q Mvswo City.
WARSHIPS
LONDON. Fell. 18. (Viim.iIu of
tho htrictct fcorl Applied to nil ad
vice from ('oiiHtmiUnoplc nml nn em
bargo M'iireoly le Strict on till news
from lltilkuu enpitnls mnkei. it ulmot
iniK)ssiblo to get real iiifoniintiou ns
to the nrocnss of the struir-lo he -
tween Turk and lhriMinn.
Among the few families received
here today wns the information that
the boiiilmrdment of Adrinnoplc is
continuing with great severity and
Hint fighting in the Gnllipolt penin
sula hns been less severe. The llul
gars there, it is mid, an fortifying
heavily in anticipation of a mass
Moslem uttank.
Dispatches from Cettinje say tho
alliei.' attack on Scutari has been de
layed iHMidiuj; the completion of nc.r
military dispositions there. This is
taken to mean that more camion nro
being rushed to Scutari to hammer
tho Tiirktr.h fortress.
Advices were received hero today
by Turkish leaders which denied the
repoited assassination of F.uxcr Hey.
RUSSIA PRESENTS
TO
DFIILIN, Feb. lS.-Kiisia has re
cently presented Serxia with anus
and equipment for 100,000 men no
cording to news ageuey dispntehes
received hero today. It is declared
that German diplomats fear that Hus
sin is giving Servia active backing
against Austria. The outlook for
Kuropemi peace is considered dark.
SPOKANE WANTS TO
CECEOE FROM STATE
OLYMI'IA, Wn., Feb. 18. "Tho
state, of Lincoln" to add n new stnr
in the flag, is the proposition innda
today by Senator ''Hick" Hutchison
of Spokane. Ho prepared a resolu
tion memoritiliEiiig congress to oreato
n new s.tato out of all of eastern
Washington and five Idaho counties,
which ho claimed nro more logically
united than nro tho eastern and wes
tern counties of Washington.
WARSHIP'S CANNON BURSTS
CAUSING THREE DEATHS
FAIUS, Feb, 18. Causing tlneo
deaths a cannon aboard the French
hattleship Dnnton exploded off Tou
lon today according to a dispatch in
"I'nlriiy ft locnl newspaper.
AM
ERIA
TO RUSH
SUPPLIES TO FRONT.
IN CASEOF WAR
WASHINGTON-. Feb. 18 -Just how
rapidly the Krcntet munitions of war
e-food bnpplies eould bo mined
hhoultl the United States Miid trooinr
into Mexico, became known today,
with information as to the xnst pre-
J partitions' of the timrterron.Htcr's de
1 l""1 T nny. Sufficient Mere:
stores
to feed nn nnny of .10,000 for n
month nro todny to readiness for re
moval aboard trains and transport
at nn hour's notice.
In the quartennucterV department
at Washington, whence tho greatest
amount of stores would go, there is
waiting sufficient food and "houMtig"
supplies to care for l.'.OOO soldiers.
Kvcrythitig is ready for shipment to
;cnport News to be placed aboard
the trnusKrts the moment the inter
vention onler is issued. In addition
to the supplies on hand, arrangements
have been made with great wholesale
houses to ship on immediate notice
vnst humilities of prepared food
Muffs. Tho greatest' movement, in case of
intervention, xvould bo made from
Fort Sam Houston, Texns, across the
border, nml from Omaha, Nebraska.
In ease of war, tho nunrtcrniabter'h
department has authority to take
oer entire railroad ami steamship
lines if necessary, and to obtain sup
plies from any soutee they desire.
The lesson taught by tlm mobilization
of troops on the Mexican border two
years ago, will be used. From Wash
ington, orders as to what stores shall
bo shipped ami what troops shall em
bark in tho case of intervention, hnve
nlreudy been ihsued.
LISTLESSNESS FEATURE
OF
NEW YOHK. Feb. 18.LIstles
ness marked tho entire session of
tho stock market today. There wits a
good demand for tho seeulntivc fa
vorites, Heading and Steel each gain
ing a point. Tho announcement that
tho firemen on the custom railronds
had practically settled their difficul
ties with tho railroads without u
walkout, forced a higher range in the
dealings. Improvements in the stun
divrds was offset somowhnt by sternly
selling of long stock in other nuartovs.
Tho market closed dull. Konds were
irregular.
TO PRESENT MRS. TAFT
WITH $10,000 NECKLACE
NF.W YOHK. Feb. 18.Under tho
direction of tho Kcd Cross society
hero ii campaign wns started today to
collect $10,000 for a neoklaco 'for
Mrs. William Howard Taft. It will
bo presented to her at the expiration
of tho president s (erm, '
TYPE5 OP MEXICAN
GOOD ROADS COUNTY BONDING ACT
RESCUED BY REAMES, PASSES BOTH
HOUSES; NOW UP TO THE GOVERNOR
SALK.M, Feb. 18.Urenkiug the
deadlock for good roads legislation,
both somite and hoine Inst nizht con
curred Hi the "nuufftlmojilS" " Iodine
Hnrrctt county bonding bill (S. II. VJt)
reirtel by conference committeo
from both houses, and the measure
is up to the governor for signature.
The bill enables counties to issue
bonds or warrants for building high
ways. Ilcumc llrcak Deadlock
Credit for breaking tho deadlock
belongs to Itepresctitntivo C. L.
Iteamrs of Jackson, who is being
tdiowercd with congratulations by tho
legislators. The bill ns finally wss-
ed is practically the same as that
introduced by Kennies early in th
session, eunbles comity courts to call
special bond elections when petition
ed by one-fourth of the voters, tho
petition to set forth tho amount of
bonds oroposed, time they run ami
rnlc of interest. Tho county court in
its onler stntes xihnt roads within
the county are to be built and im
proved xwth the money.
The court can, if it desires, cull a
road bond election upon petition of
oue-tweutieth of the voters, but it U
not mandatory, lloml iuterert must
not exceed (I per cent, and bonds can-
TO
IN OLD MEXICO
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS. Ity Sun
day "J.OOO United States marines,
ready for immediate uso in Mexico
will have lauded at Giiuntamno, Cuba.
Tho trausports Meade and McClelluu
will leave Norfolk tomorrow with the
marines on board.
The government still retains Its
non-intervention policy but it is pre.
paring for action if wanton slaying
of Amorienns or other foreigners
should stmt in Mexico City or any of
tho other towns in tho disturbed re
public. Except in the south, Mexico is sur
rounded by American buttloships nml
troops. The stato department has
almost abandoned hope of the Mexi?o
City situation clearing and hopj
American residents and other foreign
ors will lenvo there us quickly as
possible.
Official dispatches received hove.
today say that hundreds of refugee
nro arriving nt Yera Cruz. Tho refit.
gees declared the food supply in Mex
ico City is steadily diminishing una
tho natives of the uitv ato romotml
greatly aroused over the sitipition,
2000
MARINES
READY
LAND
CAVALRY m ""
uot bo sold for les than par. War
rants may be issued in lfcu of bonds.
The building of highways Is eutire-
Hy--nirftr-jfwi3itt?9H-lke,acyity
court. .
Story of Deitdlerk:
Tho story' of the legislative- dead
lock is mi interesting one.
The situation presented to the two
houses was without paralell nml noth
ing but the strong desire of nil of flu
members to compromise nml to assist
in tho enactment of u county bonding
bill prevented tho deadlock that has
existed since the opening of tho ses
sion from causing tho defcut of all
good roads legislation.
The house had passed the Kuril
bonding net which provided that be
fore any county should bond that n
county convention should first bo
called , which convention should de
termine the kind of roads to bo built,
the place where they were to bo built,
the grade, cost, and nil other details
relating to the bond issue and to tho
building of roads. This bill was sent
to the senate and that body refused
to act upon it but retained the bill.
House Held Up Measure
The senate passed the llurrctt bill
xhieli provided for a blanket issue of
(Continued on fuse 6.)
ISTATE AID ROAD
COMPROMISE BILL
SALKM. Ore., Fob. IS. Uy unani
mous consent there was Introduced
Monday, by Ropresontutlvo Spencer
on behalf of committees of roud3 and
hlBliways of both houses, a compro
mise highway atate-nid bill, and tho
prediction Is mudo thut It will puss
both houses.
Tho bill provides for a Hoard ot
Highway commissioners to consist of
tho governor, secretary of stato nud
state treasurer, who lit turn are to
appoint a statu hlghwuy engineer.
Provision Is made that tho automobllo
fund shall bo turned ovor to tho com
mission and that a levy of ouo-hulf
a mill shall bo mado. Two-thirds of
tho money Is to bo used by counties
of tho state In building permanent
roads, Tho othor third U to bo used
by tho ututo. In the event that a
county does nut use t.ha money Hi
lotted to t, tho money reverts to iha
statu hlghwuy fund and will bg usad
by tho state,
This bill tngother with the com
promlno hill authoring counties to
Issuo bonds to build roads xvlll da
much to solve the road prebWw Ju
the state, It U said.
BOTH
HOUSES
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