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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
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MEDFORD, OREGON, AVKDNJSSDAy, JWUUITARV 20, 19J3.
NO. 269.
WILSON
4-
NAMES OF FIVE
BUREAU
CHIEFS
E
McAiloo (or Treasury, Daniels for
Nnvy, Brandies (or Attorney Geo
rrnl, Burleson for Postmaster Gen
eralTwo Others Deciles
Palmer of Pennsylvania nnd Baker
.of Cleveland Refuse West not
jYet Represented
WAfKUINUTON, Feb. art.-CuintiiK
direct in mi Ticnl.m, N. .1., mill in
Mich it it v tliul (In reliability run
hardly In) .pieslloiicd, d.-inncrntli'
eollgrcMUill eloM'lv lllill'lltlllril mill
the Incoming iidminislrnlion lire In
formed IimIiiv of the identity of five
of llii" men who nri In mnke up I'resl-tl.-iit-KI.rt
Wilson's nfficlul family.
Although no official verification l
forthcoming from Wilson, il wn
fil llmt Hid following cabinet np
MrtlltlHrlllH have lucii definitely de
cided iiHii:
Secretary of Stale-Willlnni J.
Ilrynn of Nchrnkii.
Secretary of the IrenMiry William
(J. MoAd.m of New York.
Screlnrv of thi' nny -JoM-phus
Daniels of North Carolina.
Attorney fliHioml !.iiiH I). Ilrnn
lrii of ll.if.lou.
I'okluiiinlcr uniPi.il Albert H.
lltirliwAii of Terns.
Two other moil ('nrriiiiiiii A
Mlt.'licll Palmer of Pcntioylvnnin nnd
Mnynr Newton I), linker of Cleveland.
(Ililo who hml been slnlcd for rulii
lift positions, declined nppointmeut.
Palmer, it In unlit, wn slated for see
rrliirv of wnr, hut turned down thi
portfolio because of religions
scruples, lie- it n (Junker nn.l hii
sect opn-i wnr. Another reason nd
vnnri'.l it (tint I'nlinrr wanted to re
iniiin hi the Iioiiho of iepreeulallvc
ii h xirlunl representative of the Wit.
oh udiniiiiMlriitioii in unimrliint leg
ihitlnn nhout lobe formulated, linker
declined because hn wnnte.l lo remain
im CIpvrlniul'N mnyor nn.l onrry out
tlm reform ho already hn started
there.
The nppoliitiuput of HuiIpmiii lo u
cabinet position wiih forecasted yrs
leiday hy tin 1'nited Press in mi nn
nunurcmcnl that Im would not hi' a
1'iindidiitp for re-election iih elwir
innn of tint house democratic canons
rouuuitli'P.
L
ICI'tfO.M, Kiigliiiut, Foil, 20 - MrB,
Kmmclluo I'niikhurst, loader of tho
lullltunl MUffraisoltfM, must answer to
(hn ehurgo o( Instigating Hi.) dynu
inltliiK o( tho country homo of Chan
collor of tho I'hclirquor Duvld Lloyd
George. Kio wad hold for trial nt
tliu (lullforil summer nsslxea hero to
ilny nt her preliminary lioarlntr. In
which ten magistrates, with Sir Wil
liam Vincent presiding, wit Mrs.
funic burnt U ut liberty on S3&00 luill.
Tho courtromn wns packed with
frlemtn of tho woman, hut no demon
btrutlon orcurrvil.
"Thin crlino," 1'ioiiocutor lloilkln
unlit, "iviih ndmlttoilly earrleil out nt
tho Instigation of tliU woman. 81io
khvh to, Hlio Iihh InatlRiiteil a Konorul
wnrfaro ngiihiHt proporty nml order
to ovoniwo tho Rovoruniont.
lloilkln nlso ipiolcd from Mr".
PaukhiiiBt'H speech ut Cardiff, and
workmen nnd nolnhhorn of IdoyiU
(leorKo told of tho oxploHlon. Mm.
I'aukhurMt pornonnlly oxnmlnod bov
orul of tho wltneuHOH for tho prono
I'litlon, but nnnouncod ho would ro
hoivo her ilefeiiuo until thu ciiho
en mo to trial. .
NEW LAW FORBIDS
QUACK ADVERTISING
HALHM, Ore., Feb. 1211. Senator
1'iirkiiin' bill prohibiting' tho ndver
HhIhk of "qiiuek" dootora in iiowh
papers, bus toduy passed the house,
MA
PUBLIC
MRS
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FO
ria
DYNAMITE
A
TAFT FAVORS
ANNUAL BUDGET
FOR CONGRESS
In His Last Message Executive As
serfs Government Faces Treasury
Deficit of $25,000,000 Next Year
and Outlines Many Reforms
No Plan or Pronram In Managlnp,
Nation Officials Supervise Five
Billions Expenditures
WASHINGTON, IVb. :C lii what
In prolmlily lil IhhI iup-hrkk to con
Krriw, I'ri'diliMit Tnft toduy detailed
In u rominuulnilloii of nearly 2S.OO0
wordu bin tdunn for n imltonnl "bud
cut" dcclariiiK Hi.' Kovvrnment facet
n Ir.umiry dellclt of 25,000.U00 net!
year. Tuft prtti.-ulrd n detailed co
ordinate Kclieme which bn outline an
a ilwtlnlt.-. Ini-liieMidlke flueat Hilloy,
liintcud of what hn ternm n "Boveni
inent without n plan or procrnnt."
Iti'llreiiicnt of Kreoiibarkit, repeal
of the 'Inklnc fund Inw, ceiitrnll-ud
mipervliloii of rerelpti, nnd expendl
tnreii. nnd a neoru of economies nro
NUKRotud.
Hte tuition n Venr
,"Oiim la tlio only crent nation
whonu Kovnrntnetit la dolm; biiklnesii
without n IiuiIrvI," tho prcaldent
declared.
Kxecutlvn (irflrem under the
pre-l.leut are re-pnmdtile for money
traiuartlou aKcrcuntlnt; morn than
15,000.000,000 each year, 'or SIC,
0O0.OQO vndi binlne.. day. . .
"Not only linvo wo been without
ndeqiflito Infornihtlon. but this Kr't
Inntltutlon, with Its multiplied nctlvl
tin, muy bo raid to bo without it
ptiin, or program. AIUioiirIi wo arc
upending nniiunlly 100,000,000 for
military purpoiios, wo never hnvo had
n coiiklnteiil or comprelipiiklvo mili
tary policy. Nor havn wp na n na
tion, nny pluii for dcvetopliiR tho
many nervlcea which have been
erected to prode for eronomlo and
koclal welfare."
To obtain n financial pernpecllvo,
n luitlonnt iinnunl "huditel" prepared
by n central board, nnd Mipcrvlned
by n Joint expcutlve, nnd lecldutlvo
coiumllt.v, wiib urKed by Tuft.
lteM'u HlukliiK run. I
DeclnrliiK tho national alukluK fund
hnd mero "IpkuI existence," the prcul
dent mI.I tho luw hliould bo repenled,
or Miperrcdetl by n now law with en
forreabto provlilniu.
"Wo nhould not k abend blindly
paxsInK und tditnlng ono npproprla-
Hon bill after another without know
lug where tho money Ih rouiltiR
from,'' tho prVtddcut declurvd, eltlnu
tho oxperlenco of 1'renldpnt Clovo
laud, who, ho tmld, "found It necen.
nary to ko Into nn uufuvornblo money
uiiirket and borrow $'.'50,000,000
with tho result Hint tho wholo ud-
mlulHtrutlon wiib hnudlcupped nnd
tho credit Bynteni of tho country er
loimly Impaired.
"Tho confunlon, nnd unbiiHlneiiti
like cnudllloUH thill huvo prevented n
thoroiiKh roforni nnd KlmpllfylnR of
our financial nnd operating Mate
inontB," ho nnnerted, "havo been tho
result of n century of noRlect,"
E 10 PROBE
' WICKERSHAM ACIS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. Tho
boiuo Judiciary eonunltteo today or
dored mi InventlRiitioii Into tho action
of Attorney (lenornl Wlckortihiini In
hnltliiB erlmlniil prospcutlon of Now
York Importoia who nro iiUoged to
hnvo dofrnuded tho government of
mlllloiiH of dollura iu Importations of
Miuurpb chlnnwnro. It nlso ordered
tho attorney Konernl, iiioinbem of tho
treasury department I.linogoa com
mission mid tho Importers to appeal
beforo It tomorrow,
Kdwln Wnrflold, n Now York nt
torney, mid n speclnl government
prosecutor of tho casus, resigned from
tho department of Justlco wlion pro
hecutlon of the Importora wus or
doreil Htuppod, llo also was asked
to appear beforo tho coiumlttoo to-mlrrow,
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CmrTOOCMN GENERAL DIAZ 1iH MkHLHrvlHI Hk -v
EMIUO MADERO ! BikSI PI';i
HEADS REVOLT ; AfQH J .n: '
NEAR MONTEREY 9HHi SSIr.
KAGI.rc TASS. Tr'tKP) Vet.' 20;
Definite Information that Bmlllo Mu
dero, brother of tho Into Mexican
president, who wa reported shot
near Monterey Is nllve and his broth
er, llnotil. himself with 3000 troops,
are near Torrcon, Mexico, wns re
ceived hero toduy.
Nowb of tho kllllnit of Krnnclsco
Mudero In Mexico City, tbo despatch
unld, Is just now becoming general
In Northern Mexico, and thut volun
teers nro flocking to tho Madaro
standard.
Fierce fighting Is reported Iu
progress today near Monterey, but
no details have been received hero.
It was nlso reported that former
Governor Abrnui Gonrales wns exo
putcd nt Chlliuubuu Inst night but
no confirmation wns obtainable.
General Knpntn, tho rebel le.ider,
Is on his way to tho capital today to
rotifer with tbo Huertu government
regarding pence terms, If bo ngrcea
to suport Huertu bo probably will bo
given command In tbo army, but If
ho refuses, It Is bollcvcd ho will bo
arrested nnd shot.
FISH BILL FOR
VOTE ON ARMORY
SAI.KM, Fob. 2U. Tho lloguo
river fish bill has not yot been re
ported out of tho eonforenco com
mittee, lint wilt bo this afternoon.
It Is Itupofcalhlo to say what tho re
port will be, na both houso und sen
nto moiubors nro xtnndlng pat.
Senator Smith's threat to kill tbo
Medford armory bill unless his
amendments to tbo fish bill wero til
towed, did not caiiho Henmcs or West
orlund to budgo In their support of
tho bill,, but It did Curkln, who do
sorted tho delegation nnd voted for
tho Smith amendments In tho hopo
of gottliiK Smith's voto for tho ar
mory bill, Carklu was tho only ono
of tho Jackson delegation to weaken.
CRATER LAKE MONEY
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL
WASHINGTON, Fob. 20. Tho sun
dry civil bill reported in tho senate
toduy carried tin iiuiciidmout In
creasing tho appropriations for tho
ninlntonunco of Crntor Luke, Oregon,
from $3000 to $75000 mid $150,000
for road work,
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Tho Intt' Francisco I, Mudero
WEST WINNER
IN FIGHT WITH
INE
SAI.KM, Ore., Feb. !(.- U si-ninj;
linlnv a hill emKveriiijr the governor
lo appoint xpet'iiil officers for not
more than ninety days to tiJ;e place
of ri'culur officials who nro nut en
fori'iui; tho criminal law, Governor
Wosl saw u fight ho has waged for
mo rt) power in suppressing vice, eul
iniuntu id victory.
Tho house steam roller made n fool !
of itself on two occasions yesterday,
nnd to ndd to tho accumulating woes,
dissension broke out among its pilots.
Lulotirette, Lofgren'nnd Olaen of
Mullnonuih, qumped Hie organization
when iu contempt of nil parliament
nrv praeliee, it attempted lat nighl
lo foreo through the .second recon
sideration of n hill giving tho goven
nor power to appoint Hpeeial ol'ficinls
for ninety days if regular officers d
not enforce, the laws, nnd then had
to hnok down.
After tho homo's heated debate led
by lleumes of Jaekson nud Knton to
compel the Rpenkor to rulo on Iho
pariiameiitnry point that no measure
ho reconsidered nioro Hum once, day
lTptnn, chief lieutenant of tlio roller,
withdrew thu motion, but McAvthur
iu n speech of great bitterness, de
nounced tlio republicans for permit
ting tlio denioeratio governor to rido
over them, lie admitted tho fight
wnti one of polities.
"You Ihin-skinned republican
como ltere," shouled Mi'Artluir, "and
let u dcmoenit governor put Uiis j
statute on the nooks, fo ho euii go
out and practice his pop-gun olitics.
I snv that this in tho most dmuunblo
law over written on Oregon stututcs," j
HOUSE
M
Deposed President Murdered
DOLLAR RATE
COAST SUSTAINED!
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2fi - A H
rule on lemons und other citrus fnuis
sluped from west to east wiw siis
tained today by n decision of the
L'uite.l States coiiuueree court, af
finning tlio ruling uf tho inter-stato
couimerco commission in a case up
peuled by the Santa Fo railroad.
This decision ends long litigation
in which tho comemrco court and the
Inter-stato Commerce commission
had soNcrnl sharp differences of
opinion. Tlio dollar rate, as thus es
tablished, will menu u stiviucr of many
thousands annually to the lemon and
orange growers of the lNieific Coast.
TO BLOWS IN HOUSE
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20. Hlotlng
marking tho meeting of tho houso ub
u eonunltteo of tbo wholo this after
noon when n deputy sergeant-at-anns
lllorally threw Congrosnian Murray
of Massachusetts from tbo speakers'
rostrum where Murray was remon
strating with Congressman Alexan
der of Missouri for unfairness.
Tho deputy and Murray exchanged
6ovcral blows and excited members
surrounded tho couib'atnuts, Order
wns soon restored, ''
Congressman Alexander was pre
siding ovqr tho houso, Speaker Clark
being In tho smoking rbom. Hearing
tho tumult, Clark rushed to the ros
trum and, grabbing the gavel from
Alexander's hand, pounded for order,,
LEMONS
FROM
IteroIntlonlKtN In Fo.iMslon of Train
: KLAMATH FIGHTS
LAKE PARK TO U.S.
ALKM, Ore., Feb. 'JO. For some
unknown reason the Klamath dele
gation has killed the bill introduced
ut the request of Hie secretary of tho
Interior, surrendering jurisdiction in
the Crater Luke national park to tbo
United States government. Word re
ceived from the sccrotury of the In
terior is to (he effect that tho depart
ment will withhold nil recommenda
tions for improvements until such
authority is ceded.
After meeting defeat iu Iho sonnto
yesterday tho bill wns resurrected
again in Hie senate this morning, and
it wns ngain defeated, owing to op
position of Klamath.
Tlio bill has been in tho Wnvs nud
Menus committeo for over ten days.
Kennies got it out nnd passed it
through the house, but defeat in the
sonnto looks sure. Another effort
will bo mndo this afternoon to puss
the measure.
LEGISLATURE WILL
TONIGHT
SALEM, Ore.. Feb. 20. Although
agreement on such subjects us tho
state liighwuy bill nud Rogue River
fish bill is not yet reached, Iho
leaders of both houses nn.l senate
declaro thut they expect tho legis
lature to adjourn some time tonight.
The intended to ue tho hours of to
day to clear all bills before tho house
nud to leliirn nhout Wednesday of
next week lo net on tho vetoes of the
governor.
BILL CEDING CRATER
TO
GIVE NOT SELL
TURTLE SERUM
Crowds Rock to German Physician
Hoping to Be Cured Refuses Mil
lion Dollars Offered and Will Make
Cures Free of Charge fer All
Remedy not a Secret, He Says Will
Explain Working and Instruct Doc
tors fn Its Use ' X
XEW YORK, Feb. 26. Jubilmit
over the announcement thut he In. I
"come to give, nud not lo cll" Iik
tuberculosis rctnedjVseore of women
nnd men, sufferers from tbo while
plague, flocked flocked lo the Wnl-dorf-Astoria
hotel here today, hoping
io sec Dr. Frederick Frnnx Fried-
ninnn, the young Berlin physician,
who claims to have discovered a spe
cific for the drend disene. The
scenes enacted in the corridors of
the big hostelry by tho while plngua
victims, runny of whom were iu the
lust stages of the disease, wns s
pathetic a. sight ns nny ever wit
nessed in New York.
A ray of hopo shone in each face
nnd when Dr. Friedmann announced
that lie would see no patients before
tomorrow there was disappointment,
but nil expressed determination to
"como back, bright and enrly iu the
morning."
Dr; Friedmann-cawcto-the United
States nt the invitation of Cha. II
Finloy, president of tho Acltm
National Bank of New York, who of
fered him $1,000,000 for n proof if
Iho efficiency of his cure. Finlny
hopes the physician will be able lo
cure bis son-in-law of tuberculosis
nnd Dr. Friedmann will give him tho
treatment but will not accept Hie fi
nancial reward.
Cures All Forms
"Mv remedy is not going to be n
secret," declared Dr. Friedmann to
day. I proHsc to make it known to
all the world. I shall explain Iho
manner by which it was crcnted und
the manner iu which it must bo in
jected. ''I hnvo been working on the euro
for fourteen years and in the last
thirtv months r have treated between
2,500 nud 11,000 patients. How many
I havo absolutely cured I cannot es
timate, but their number has run into
the hundreds.
''Tho remedy cures all ftjnos of
tuberculosis except such cases us nro
quite hoeless that is, -on-tho point
of death. The nroeess is a slow ono
but the first effects are to be seen
two or tlireo weeks ufter inoculation.
The lime when nn absolute cure can
be said to be effected is n mutter of
months. The method of ndmiuUtcr
ing is fifty per-cent of the cure. I
want nil mankind lo benefit by my
discovery."
TO
WASHINGTON, Fob. 26.- Alnrmeit
over tho new revolts reported In
Northern Meclco, Washington offi
cials announced toduy their Intention
of at onco replacing tho troops along
tho Texas border who wore ordered to
Galveston, where sevoral brigades of
tho urmy aro mobilizing, Texus con
gressmen protosted ugalnst tho move,
and Secretary of War Stlmson toduy
assured Senators Culberson and Sbep
pard Hint every possible precaution
would be taken to protect the Texas
border against rulds by Mexican
rebels.
Socretury Stlmson explained that
ono roglment of Infantry and a but
tery had been removed from Kl I'avo
to Galveston (o be ut the point closest
to Vera Cruz, but Senator Culber
son was Informed thut these troop
would be replaced ut once.
FRIEDMAN
REPLACE
BORDER
TROOPS
ORDERED
GALVESTON
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