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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
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Shown tonfght MKt Tw
Koriy-MoniKl Tesr.
Dally Hnvrnlh rr.
MRDtfORD, OH BOON, AfOmVf MAKCll 8, 39J3.
NO. 293.
WOMEN WHOSE PRESENCE WILL LEND GM1 10 THE WHITE HOUSE FESTIVITIES, v
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CAPTAL
MY
10.0M WOMEN
FOR NBA
ASK FOR VOTES
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LEBMON
Half Million Men In Parade Tomor
row Ta It Spends Day Preparlnu
to Leave Bryan Cheered Upon Ar
rivalHotels Jammed liy Visitors
Wilson Says Cabinet Is Provisional
ly Complete Lane to Oe Secre
tary of Interior
HArri.Mom:, m March o.-
IVniiklln IC. I.mio In to lif Decretory
of llii? Interior in Wilson's cabinet
iiml .lu-dlco l.hidlry M. fl i rt In of (lie
Mipiome court ni Now Jersey, In lo
tin sciirclnry of war, neeordlng to In
fortnnlloii obtained aboard Wilwin's
private en r hern this nftcitiooti, The
Ntlltflllflll WIIH lllllllc llV IXTHIIIIH W'llO
ustciitilltlv Iiml rccciicd tlm informa
tion from WIImiii himself.
PIIII.AIMXPIIIA, Pa., March Jl.
"My cnhuirt Is provisionally ciiiti
plele," said I'rrNitli'iit'Kli'ut Wilson
lodnv ni hii hioeiul train sped to
wHitl Washington. "Hill, of eouroo,
you nnnuot It'll Dint muiio changes
initV not ho taken at the hint minute.
I nxpcot to solid in I In' list tomorrow
if the i.riinti' N witting. I sliull find
out t tin t III Washington. If the
senate is not in enitioii totuorow, I
IiII "-mill in my itominnlioim W'ed
ntilny." WiMhliiRtun Prrpaird.
WASHINGTON', March 3. "All
dune," ill it's bent "luiw iu you do"
1 1 limning, Wellington i piipand
titilny fur tlm liwiiij-uriilion hero to
morrow oT W'oorirow Wilon n jred
ili'iit of Hin United Slnte. Tli Inst
lilt uf decoration ImM hem put lu
pliuC, tlm hotels nm jammed with
lsilnr ntul hundreds more nm pour.
iiiLr in on evcrv (rniii. President
I'lcel Wilson nriiM'il Into thin nfter
noon, I'lotldont Tnft spent tlm 1ny wind
ing up bnslne affair, siiing ftiro.
well to friends iiml preparing I In
Whiln house Tor the WilMin'N. The
piiiiil-titpi'i'l'M relative nic nt the
Sliori'linm liotrl and Hhmi' will ln n
rcMiiilnii tit n family ilimmr I here to
nlgfit. Vice President-I'lrol Marshall
is oIho t tlm Shiireliiiiii mill lie mill
WIImiii will confer there liriefly to
i.Ijthl. IHggenl I'aiaile hi HlMoiy,
Tlm parade tomorrow will bo I lie
biggest in tlm history of Washington.
It was predicted toilny Hint nt least
MMl.OOO portions will he jammed tilling
the lino of iniirrh, Most of the
marching oignnlratinus nlieady nte
heie.
Sleeping space is at n premium
niul tlm tank of curing fur Hie visitor
is u serious one, As high ns 10 is
offeivil for cots In tlm urriilorH of
tlm hotels.
Just hi'fiirn Hie iiimigumlinii of
Woodrow WIInoii touiorrow, I'lVMitlent
Tuft will ko to llm eupitol ami Hin
tlm final uniictmrntrt of the notion.
(Contlnuotf on pnito 3.)
WHACKS WITH AX
IE FISH BILL
SAIKM, Ore., Mnrch 3. In veto
iic thu Hogim rivor fisli hill, Clovoinor
West Hiiiil:
"Thin hill nllcmptn o repenl a low
pnHbod hy the pvopo iiiuUm the initin
Hvp in tlm yenr 11)10. At HiIh clcu
lion there vnn 10,71'J voles ennt for
niul !II),;107 volen cuhI. against tlm
ineiiNiire, it tluiH having a, oleiir nm
jorily of 10,315 votes. It yunfeil in
2 1 eoitnticH of the Htnte,
"Since tlm eleelioii of 1010 an
other I'leotlon hy tho people has linen
hold in 11)12, mill thorn wiih iio effort
put forth hy anyone to have tlm law
cither miiciiilcd or repealed nt thin
Inter election. Cnimtilcrini; thorni and
oilier (lirmiiUHtuiicofl 1 do pot helieyo
Hint the louMalnrc at thin timo hIioiiKI
nllcuipt to iiiulio Hlieh u radical
chnnufl in the law,"
Tlm veto him not yet lieeu filed hut
iu o.)ieeled (o hu today,
Ill 'IBB11! ' II I ,.JI t m ' u" mfm e
GOVERNOR WEST
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TABLEAUX SHOW WmSSL JE9
HIS STRUGGLE WSm fmmSSKKi
MADE EOR BALLOT lfTpHk kIeB
Seven Hundred Women in Symbolical
Scenes of Woman's Lonn Flfiht for
neconnltlon Cold Weather for tin
Bare Foot Maids
WAHIHNOTON, Murch 3 An
lnitrolv erle of talileutu repre
neutttn; womnaii ileinnml for cqiinl
rlchtii wn utaiteij In the open air on
Ilia treumiry department porijeo aim
ultnncoiin with' the pnrmte. Some of
the inont famoiiM of American wo
men pnrt!i'li.itci! In llilx ilemoiittra
tlott.
Heen hundred women participated
In the nymtiollcnl tabtcaut, which
wero deiilBned to aliow woinan'a
ntrunr.le for the hallot.
At the Idntt of tho hiir.1e died
uwny, ItfilwlR Itelcher. New- York tie.
treia and miffrnr,etto, attired n "Co
liiiutda," In the uatlotinl rotors mid
u ' l.ttierty rap,'" nlepped utowly from
the htiiulowH of Hie Klnnt mnrliln pit
Inr on the jioroh of the treumiry.
Hhe npiienred to hear the approach
of the profusion tlm criiHiide of wo
men and aiinimoued to her Hide
"JiiHilre." Charity." "l.ttierty."
IVaro' niul "Hope," nil reproHcnted
liy prominent tmffriiKottca attired In
nrtlittlc flowliiK draperlen. MU Klor
euro I'lemlnr. No) en, celebruted New
York iioclely hello anil dancer, rep
roiioiitod l.ttierty." "Jimllce."
Iillnded and mrrylni: tlio proverldnl
hcuU-H, wiih ropreHunted It)' MIhh Flora
WIInoii, dniinhter of the iiecretury of
iiBrleiilture. "Hope, was reprenented
hy MIim Mildred Audemoti, n proml
neat Koelety hud or New York.
"Charity" wiih Mary Hhnw, tno New
York iii'treHU,
Hevernl pretty youiiK BiiffrnKOttea
uppearliiK In iiehiilnua K:irl to form
tho tableaux, braved pneumonia tio
cauio of it lio bltluR cold. Mildred
Anilouon, liupcriinnntlnK "Hope,"
and Kloroucn No yes, luipomoiuitlnR
"I.lhorty," nppenred tmrefooted. Some
of tlio oliaractera wore Riuixy Riir
inent. but declared they ulno wore
woolen iimlorwcar.
Tho wonthor was clt-nr and the
grandstands filled early. Tho blR
Rest hit w-ni made hy 75 Hllnoln wo
men who worn white broadcloth suits
trimmed with gold,
BAY CITY WATER
WA8HINCJTON, Mnrch 3. Flat
rofumil of tho request of San Krnn
clsco for tho prlvlloRo of iislnR tho
water rlchts of tho Hotch Jlotehy
valley for tho clty'a water Biipply woh
mndo hero today by Sccratnry of tho
Interior Manor.
Flshur took tho position that ha
could not nrmit tho permit becauso
of an act of Fohruafy in, 1001, which
ho nnld, did not glvo hlui tho rluht
to act.
"Unofficially," ho sold, "I nm In
Hyiiipnthy with tho Ban Francisco
project, hut under tho law I am pow
urleuB to (nko n hand,"
REFUSES
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PEACE-BALKANS
RAISE DEMANDS
HOMK.' Mnrch :i.-llmis lo end the
TiirKitdi'llnlkmi war were uNeusMed
here nt u conference this afternoon
between Secretary of Foreign Affttii
(liny mid nmhiiKHadors of tho Hiiro
pcau powerrt. A dinpnteh from Home
stated that tho Turkish ambassador
hud formally sued for pence,
Surrender of Adrimmple, Scutari,
.Ionian, nil the Aegean Island nt pre-
(Continued on pago 3.)
HOW LEGISLATORS
State of Oregon, County of Marlon,
pk.:
I, W. F. Drnger, do horoby certify
that I am tho duly elected, qualified
mid acting chief clerk of tho house of
representatives of tho tweuty-Bovonth
IpkUIuHvo sujfIou ot tho atnto of Ore
gon; tlmt na such officer It Is my
duty to acurately record all votos ot
tho members ot tho house of rcpro
nontatlves upon every matter put to
u voto before said body and to pro
servo u copy of the samo us a perma
nent record! that as such officer I
did ntako u truo and correct record
of tho votos ot tho members ot said
houso of representatives upon all
bills that woro passed by said house
or failed therein.
That aubstltuto Houso I) til No. 107,
which la the bill commonly known
mid callod "Tho Horiio Klvor Fishing
nill," Introduced by tho Iioubo coin
mUtoo on fisheries, passed tho Iioubo
on February 13, 1013; that said bill
prohibited commercial fishing in
GET $9000 LOOT
P
ROBBERY
NKW YORK, March 3. FlrliiR on
clerks In tho Hroartwny Jewelry atoro
near tho busy corner of Forty-elehth
street just ufter mldulRht, tlirco tax
I imIi bandits took $11,000 In loot and
(led.
Aa the robbers rushed out of tho
store four detectives on tho opposite
sldu of tho street pulled their Runs
nud for a few seconds bullets flew
(Continued on pace 3.)
VOIEO ON ROGUE EISH BILL AS SHOWN BY RECORD
Joseplilno county etcept botween tho
lCth day ot April nud tho lSth day
ot May, a period of thirty days; that
tho bill was amended In tho seuato so
as to permit ninety days fishing Jo
sophluu county nud to extend tho ter
ritory where commercial fishing
mlRht bo curried on to these peints:
lletwocn a point ono-hnlt mtto below
tho steel hrldRo In Grunts Pass and
a point on said Hoguo river roferred
to as Hell Onto; that on February
21th, 1013, a voto wits taken In tho
houso of representatives on tho ques
tion ot concurring In this senate
amendment, Tho question before tho
houso was shall tho houso concur In
the amendment of the senate? Tho
roll was called mid tho votes stood
as follews:
Ayes llanchnrd, Honobrnko, Car
kln, Chllds, aill, Hill, Hughos, Hurd,
Johnson, Laughllii, Lnwrouco, Mus
soy, Meek, Nlshols, Potior, Schubol.
ThouiB, Mr. Speaker.
Noos Abbott, Andorson of Was
co, AppolRron, Drunk, Carponter,
Chapman, Forbes, Forsatrotu, Ha-
SAN FRANVISCO. Oil., March 3.
All danger of n Mrike of electrical
worker in the employ of tho Pnoifio
States Telegraph and Telephone com
pany, in Hie htntes or Oregon, Cali
fornia, Nevada, Idaho mid Washing
ton hiw jm-U'd, according to union
officials today. They nay that an
agreement has been renehed with Hu
company mid Hint while it U ntill to
be voted upon hy the men, there is
little doubt Hint I rouble has heeu
averted.
Whilo tho coiilrovensy over the
workers' demand for a wago incretwj
from $:).7d (n $1.25 n dav ntill is not
entirely settled, relations are In much
better shape than they have been for
several weeks.
Reed, Hall, Iloltzel, Homan, Howard, i
l.atouretto, Lowelllng, Logtren, Mc-f
Donntd, Murnane, Nolta, Olson,
Pelrco, Reames. Schnoerr, Spoucer,
Upton, Westerlund.
Absent Anderson of Clatsop,
Barton, Holland, Campbell. Baton,
Graves, Ilatulloy, Hlnkle, Mann, Mit
chell, Parsons, Porter, . Btmiflcd,
Stranahau, Weeks,
Excused Smith.
That tho house by this voto refused
to concur In tho amendment ot tho
senate. That n conference commlttco
was appointed and by Its report did
favor opening tho river to commer
cial fishing In Josephine county from
Juno 1st to August 1st of each year.
Mr, Forbes of tho conference com
mittee did not join In the report.
After tho house had adopted the
conference committee's report, tho
question w-aB upon tho final passage
of tho bill. Tho vote was taken late
Wodnosduy night, February 26th.,
Tho question was, shall tho bill pass?
Tho roll was callod and tho voto was
us follews:
ROUSING SEND-OF
o !BY HOME T01
PRINCETON, X. J., March 3.
Giving way to his emotions, Wood
row Wilson wept when he left for
W'nhhiugton today to he inaugurated
president of the United States. The
farewell given N'ew Jeroys former
governor by nil Princeton deeply
touched the president-elect, and as
the train pulled out Wilson stood on
the platform of his observation car
mopping hi eyes with ono hnnd nnd
waving farewell with the other.
Princeton forgot all about politics
today and gave W'lson n rousing
send-off. As the train drew nw-ny'a
long line of students nnll towus
jMHiple, including many women nnd
children, stood nt tho station and
sang "Old Nassau."
Iteforo leaving Princeton Wilon
mid Mrs. WiUou vWtrd Mrs. Annn
Hicketts, their next door neighbor,
who is ill mid could not come to Hie
Wilson home to sny farewell.
Included in tho Wilson party was
Mrs, Wilson nnd daughters, Mrs.
Wilson's brother, Stockton Axon, nnd
her cousins, FiUwillinm McMnsters
nnd Mr, nnd Mrs. Woodrow Bones,
three servants and two secret service
men.
Ayes Abbott, Andorson of Was
co, Appelgren, Itarton, nianchard,
Drunk, Carkln, Carpenter, Chapman,
Chllds, Forsstrom, Gill, Graves, Handle)-,
Holtzell, Hlnklo, Hughes, Hurd,
Johnson, l.atouretto, Lauehlln, Law
rence, Lowelllng, Mann, Masscy, Mc
Donald, Meek, Murnano, Nichols,
Nolta, Olson, Parsons, Pelrce. Portor,
Potter, Schnoerr, Smith, Spencer,
Thorns, Upton, Weeks, Mr. Speaker.
Noes Anderson of Clatsop, Del
land, Knton, Forbes, Hall, Lofgren,
Mitchell, Heantes, Strilnabun, Wes
torluud. Absont nonobrako, Campbell,
Hagood, Homan, Howard, Schube),
Stanflold.
Kxcusod Hill.
In testimony whoreof, I have here
unto set my hand this first day of
March, 1913. ,
W. F. DRAYBR,
Chief Clerk of Houso,
Subscribed and sworn to betoro me
this first day ot March, 1913.
J. E. ALLISON,
Notary Public for Oergon.
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Suffragists Capture Capital in Most
Elaborate Demonstration In WerMi
History-. Costumed In Dazzling
White, Led by Society Leaders
Senators, Congressmen ami States
men March With Women Penn
sylvania Avenue a Gay Sight
WASHINGTON', March 3. Tn
thousand, marcherw today joined in
the demand for voles for women in
teh most elaborate suffrage demon
stration in the world's history. Suf
fragettes literally captured the enpi
to today. They n)( but overshadowed
the innngnrnl ceremonies tomorrow.
From nil jwirU of the country nnd
from distant lands, every conceivable
clns8 of women was represented
every type, every profession, every
age.
There were three", dillinel feature
to Hie demonstration the parade, a
sorfe of tableaux on tho treasury
department stem, nnd, tonight, a
scries of mass meetings.
Garbed la Dazzling White,
Women nnd girls in dazzling, white
flowing robes, on horse and nfooi,
marshalled the forces of equal rights.
Mounted on an immense whito charg
er, in a long, loose yellow tunic, car
rying a gilded trump t, was Miss Inez
Milhollnnd, the celebrated New York
suffragette lender. She was the
herald.
"Flower of American womanhood
joined in the celebration. Society
leaders in "hundreds" frote all cities
trndged sturdily beside humble h'ettsc
wives. Actresses, opera singers n:id
professional women whose names are
known in every country joined with
cnthtmiuMn. Senators, congressmen
and leaders of civic and political life
of tho nation mnrched with tho
women.
Pennsylvania, avenue, from the
captol to the White Houso was seeth
ing with densely packed humanity.
Grandstands erected for the inaug
uration ceremonies tomorrow were
jammed with spectators.
IJtcratuw Distributed.
Flags, pennnts, buttons, handbills,
posters nnd'bnnuers of myriad colors,
combined with tho costumes of the
marchers, gave "Tho Avenue" a
kaleidoscope npjKuiranee. Tons of
suffrage literature were distributed.
Streets and sidewalks were trampled
with printed appeal for the ballot.
Lusty-lunged women held impromptu
suffrage speakers nt street corners.
LANElNlilET
IS LATEST RUMOR
N GAY PARAD
FROM WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, March 3. There
Is every reason to believe that tho
Pacific coast wll bo' represented In
President-elect Woodrow Wltson's
cabinet by Franklin K. Lane ot Cali
fornia as secretary of tho Interior.
Lane Is at present chairman ot the
luterstato commerce- commission. Al
though ho refused today to affirm
or deny his appointment, It was
learned from an authoritative source
that Wilson bus already received
Lane's acceptance.
Close friends ot Wilson say tho
cabinet now- Is complete, and that It
wll stand as follews:
Secrotary of state, Wlllara J.
Dryau.
Secrotary of the treasury, William
O. McAdoo.
Atornoy general, J. C. McReynolds. ,
Secretary of commerce, W, C. Red
Hold. '.
Secrotary of war, Llndloy M. Gar
rln. Secretary ot the navy, Josephua
Daniels.
Secrotary of the Interior, Franklin
IC. Lane.
Secretary ot agriculture, David C,
Huoston,
Secrotary of labor, Wllltem W1Ioh.
Postmaster general, Albert Buret-son,
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