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SECOND
EDITION
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Dully- ClKlillt Year.
MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 19J3.
NO. 18
WILSON STANDS PAT ON FREE SUGAR
PRESIDENT 10
AY
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TO THE PEOPLE
"What People Put on Their Backs
and Into Their Stomachs Must Be
Made Cheap, No Matter Who Sut
lers" Is Wilson's Final Word
Free Wool and Free Sugar Insisted
Upon No Compromise to lo Ac
ceptedRestore Competition
(lly Joint Ktlwiu Km in, Muff corres
pondent nf llm United Pro)
WASHINGTON, April l-i.-PrmU
dent WiUntt ix stuiiding nit mi free
Migur ami wool.
Tho eri-ds In tlm tariff fight
reuolnul todny in tin' Iiiiiino niul rn
ii h- committee found Hie proidciit
inndy to onrry llie flghl I" the itilT.
The Culled Pre tmliiv i able In
pniMil, in purl, Presided! WHimiii'h
tiuilf views, ns hu skololird llii'tn
during the campaign, nx lit otouud
nl lliiiin tn eongro'o.iunnl lenders ami
n ho fxHtrt to ur;o Ihi'in in a ill
nil appeal to llif people if fnrui'il
to that course.
Prmlilonl'ii I'ltml Wont.
"Wlmt Ilia ix-opld put on their
Imnkx ami into their Momuoh' mut
In inndo iihenp, no innttnr who suf
fer." Ih President Wilson's final
word tit lite fiiutiiciera, I In insists
llmt lie Men lltnt the passage "f the
proMiril tariff hill -wimlil ho dona
tion In the ooiuttry U ino-l false.
President WIIoii referred hit fall
en lo III frequently uttered views
on this Milijfi't anil mhe:
"I anl nlwny it f niul lltnt tho IiiihI
ties men who itro ho uiunny have
Miuielhlilg to hit uneasy nlmut. Tho
Ainerit'itn wple nro taking nntleo in
a way thev never took notion before
anil gentlemen who am talking one
way niul voting another nro going t
he' retired to n ipiiet ami prUnle
lire."
The president hoc no reason to
comprouile on the tariff hill. Ho
hollows Ilia people, will support him
ami Hint ho can compel an ndjust
mont of llto tariff, lie direeted at
tention In Ihu position ho look when
it wan charged Hint low tariff would
hi! jho fanner mid Hiiid:
Parmer Net or Protected.
"Tint American farmer tiexor Itnti
lieeii prulcolcd lieentisn he never
n toil proteetion. Hut every tiling
ithod mi the farm, everything that in
worn mid much that ix eaten, includ
ing inealH, hear a heavy duly, bung
ing tho interesting result lltat me
fanneiK nro pnylng tr a ureal ileal
of Ihu wealth of Amotion, hut e
gelling iicitlilnic mi far an the tarifl
is rmieeriii'd.
"It it notorious that tunny member
of Ihu Mimitu fiiiaiion roinmitteo did
not know Ihu significance of the tar
iff schedules thn eoiinullleo roMirtod
In tint Payne, hill. It wan said lite
tniirt' did not determine prices lie
iiitucii no mtiuh oompi'lilion within
Amorlou kept ooinpetittoii ami trade
mi a level, lint haven't yon hoen
oompelilioii diHnppearf llnven'l
you altemled, hy proxy, oniiKreHxlon.
ill lioiirluKX "d eoiirt trials, wlinre
tint wholti prouuBn wnn iliHeloHttil'
CoiiKinnor Muni Pay.
"Tho eouutr.v'H liutdiieHK U hIuk
Killing under inaneK of Mock where
on dlvldendrt miiHt ho paid hy Ihe
jtileeH flunked tn tho ooiirtttinef. Hut
under the proponed new tariff hill,
the whole thlnj,' Ih upon n w hnwirt,
mid InifiimnH ilnclf h nolnn l huiHl
ilH rehliii-HiiuH. While our eporln
mo InereitHluKi wo nro fiudliij; mi
outlet for them."
' Thin Ih Ihu Hlnud hy the president
heforo tho Iiuuho wayrt ami meaiiH
eimimltteo when hu dUoitHhed tho tar--iff
hill.
Tho prcHldnnt Iih deelded In near
ly every liiHtmiue, American IiuhI
nous milorprlHOH will he restored m
thoy miiHt ho under the propoed
tariff hill, tn n powition of renl eom
petitlon; thai tho inumifiwiturev will
enlai'Ko lilri plantH mid meet the now
(oiidltloiiN In Biieh a way that the
cmiiilri' will enler Into a period of
leal prosperity wlileli will heiiefil all. J
W Si WINNER
F
TARIFF BATTLE
Broussard's Amendment to Proposed
Sugar Schedule Overwhelmlnijly
Defeated In First Test of Strength
of Administration and Opponents
Immediate Free Sugar to Be Voted
Upon This Afternoon Dill Will Be
Before Democratic Caucus a Week
WASHINGTON, April 12. -IMrat
titooj tor I'rvuliliint WIIhoii'i tttrltf
rMVlhlon pin ii wnn tlrnwu In (lie
lionac ilomoeratle ritiieitii tltlt niter
noon wltitti mi nmninlmeiit lo tint pro
meil tniKiir Nclieituln oforoil by
lteiroiieiiiittlvu llroumnril wait over
whelming!)' ilefoaieil. Drouikaril'ii
auiviiitmuiit wottlil linvo rediireil tli
Mtmnr tint)' tint 10 per rent umler the
irt''!)t tariff mn! It wai mtuwcil mi-
iter hy n vein of si tn 10.
Toduy'i votu wan Ilio first toil of
IrniiKth iHttwonn tlio frlomU of Ihu
proiildenl tnrlff rnformi am! lilt
opponent, nml the WIIhoii iiioii
t'lueriioi! from llto hattlu with color
fl)liiK.
llitpreMciitntlve llrotntar(l' leconi!
amumluiuut, provlilliiK n duty on u-
Kur for four year In-fore It li ulvcn
freu oiitry. aUo wait dufealod. Tho
totu itood 10: nr.almt to 40 In itt
favor.
Onu of llroumnrd'a nition-lmunln
rnvldrs a angar duty itartlnc at
37 4 cent a hundred weight and
terminally loworlnu to 97-IOOtlta of
n rent per pound In 1U1G and after.
Aitotliur allornatlvo proponn froo au
Kr In flvo yearn Itmtcad of three.
Itcremitaitvj )lanlwrk of Oi-oi-Kla
I one of tlio tnoit active propo
nent of Provident Wllnon'a attKar
chodulo. Ho favor Immediate, freu
atiRtir.
ProtoollonUta today claimed to
hnvn inttatorcd 80 votoa nKnliut tho
admlnUtratlnn'a proRrmu. Itcpro
miutntlvo Underwood of Alatmma,
loader of tho majority In tho hoimo.
n)H It will hu lmpuHlhlu to fltiUli
cunaldorutloii of tho hill for a wock
nml Hint It will probably ho April 21
before tho lioiKc, In rcwilnr wmtlon,
Im'kIiih coiiNldvratloti of the tariff
hill.
LIE IN MANSION
KKW YDIIK. April 12.-Tho ho.ly
of ,1. l'k'iMint .Moivun tmlny Hok in n
hroiuo uaiikel in tho library of the
Moroni maiiHiou here. Only iclntives
mid uloxe ftk'iiils wore udmitted tn
the homo,
lied roi.e(i, Mnrcaii'M fnvorilo flow
er, fill tint library. Htto oaudlo.i
Htaml at Ihu huad ami foot of tho
coffin. Theho will remain HkIiIoiI un
lit the ftiuerat hervieoH tuku plaeu
ne.t .Monday.
ODDS STILL FAVOR
AI 10 10 8
1.03 ANOHMJS, Cal., April 12.
Tomorrow will murk thu vlouo of
hard IrulnlnK hy Hud Auderhon, who
la preparing nt Doylu'a camp for IiIh
20 round uottu with Kayo Drown of
Now York Taoaday ovoalng, llttd
will box 10 rounds tomorrow, after
which hu probably will lay tutldu thu
ulovea and coittout liliUHelt with
lluhtur work until Huht nlKht,
llrowu, at Vunloo, Ih working dallv
an thotiKh IiIh llfo dopomlod on his
londltlou, Ho will outer thn tins
In much hotter uhnpo than upon tho
iiccnalon of his first fight with An
ilursou, AuderHon still lends In thu
butting. Ills friends havo mndo him
a 10 to 8 favorite, Thoro Is little
drown money In bight.
S ilJIIIO N
MORGAN'S REMAINS
Two Views of the
vl.SilHiH':HKt' si-
"' WPPBB' Sr
To tho Ion, 1M Hoot In It I work-a-dny cldthon. In
thU Karh ho waa a familiar bIrIiI on the atroota of Mod
ford. To tho rlKht. In hi Ktiudny RO-tomeullne rsa
tin IM Hoot wa a town character, holowd hy all, nod
Klvcn thn InrKekt funeral In Medford'i hlatory
e- -- .
SAN KKANCIHCO, April 12. J.
C. WlUmi nnd H. A. Wllbrnnd. who
rompoio tho firm of J. C. Wilaon &
Co., utock broker, mid Peter P.
Hurko, a fonrtor omployu of tho con
cern, woro Indicted on felony chnrgra
hy tho federal Rrntid Jury In connec
tion with thuftn thai reunited this
morning In linker' pica of Kullty to
tho cmhotxloment chargo.
Immodlntely after tho Indictment
were returned, hench wnrrants wcro
Uauw! hy United Statoa Commission
er Krull nml kIvou to Mnnhnl Huru
hajn lo aerrv. Tho men. It U expect
ed, will hu taken Into cttatody boforn
nlitht. Tho hum! for vach hna been
fixed at S 10,000.
Tho WIUou firm had connect lorn
In Now York nnd Chicago. Tho faco
of tho Indictment aRnlnit tho three
men read: "Por conplrncy to pro
euro Cluirle P. linker to nlmtrnct
fumlH of a national hank." Thn body
rnulaliiH clniines nreuiltiK tho threo
of coimplrnry to aid nnd abet Chorion
P. linker In atenl and misapply tho
ftitida of tho Crocker National hunk.
Tho Instrument recltea mmty of tho
specific Inttnucea In which Maker np
plled thu money or tho bank to IiIh
utock pculntliiB.
.MAH8HPIUM), Ore, April 12
According to reporlu reaching horn
from Florence, at thu mouth of tho
Sluslnw river, tho gasoline schooner
Anvil was wrecked at that plnco yes
terilay, with n number of persona on
board, .No details hnvo yet boon
secured on account of tolophouo com
inunkntlon being . prostrated,
Tho Anvil, which runs from Han
don lo Portland, la HU foot long and
carries n crow of 12 men. Tho boat
Ih said to hu tho largest gasolluu
pnsseuger boat on thu coast.
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WASHINGTON, April 12. Tho
following nominations woro sout to
tho uonnto today by President Wil
son; Dudley) Plold Mjnlono of Now
York to bo third una Intuit t sccrotnry
ot stnto; John llnsaot Mooro of Now
York to bu counsellor for tho Htuto
dopnrtmout; Colonel Hugh Scott of
tho Third Cavalry to bo u brlgndlor
gonornl,
Charles Daley, n fnnnor Hnrvnrd
football star, was roluutntocl as a
first lloutonuiU In tho nnny.
WARRANT OUT i
ON FELONY CHARGE i
AGAINST BROKERS)
Late Ed Root and His Little Dog Snider
iMONEY NEEDED
FOR EO ROOT'S
IL
Thu needed amount lo pay Kd
Iloot'a funoral expenses has been
subscrlbot! by hlatrWidjn. Any stir-'
plus, together wllhiuny propurty ho
loft, will be expended upon hi mon
ument and grave taking care. Those
who contributed are a follows;
Mall Trlbuno S 15.00
Haptbt Church 20.00
B. 0. Trowbrldgo 10.00
P. J. O'Oarn 10.00
University Club 10.00
It Theater
P. L. Tou Velio ..
William Gerlg ..
Valph Woodford
J. M. Keeno ....
J. P. Heddy
Cash (A. S. H.)..
J. P. Wormian ..
coo
5.00
COO
coo
coo
5.00
5.00
coo
coo
coo
5.00
5.00
3.50
a. oo
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.00
II. Yon dor Hollon
Cash (A. M.,0.)
Central Point friend...-.....,
C. C. Iicekman M...
Charles Nlckell .
M. Mnrtiyamn
Jako Kllppol
a
Offlco force C.-O. P. Co
Helen Yockey -...,
J. 11. K
(Juy Connor -.
K. J. Hunyard ....
Cash (M. 8.)
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
.50
Prlond (P, K.) .. .
Homer Uothcrmnl
W, II. Canon
I). It. Wood
II. A. Holmes
C. Y. Teugwuld ....
(crnldlno Itukes
Cleorgo Arao
Knnzu Tnkeda ....
Carl llollbronuer
Kthol Curry
H. II. llnaklns
J. II. Slornh
A. P. Stennott
Mrs. Charles Strung
J. P. Mulho'llon
P. II. Mears
4i
Total w S1C7.50
Tho hills outhtnudlug (o bo pnld:
Dr, Marlon, medical, attend
ance S 20.00
Sacred Heart Hospital, nluo
daya' earn mid drugs 15.75
Perl's, undortakor'a btn 131.00
Total SltiC.75
Perl's bill Is Itemized us follews:
Casket and case $ 50.00
Hebo 10.00
Kmbalmlng body 15.00
Washing, dressing mid shav
ing 15.00
Gloves , 1.50
HoarsQ 10.00
Wagon dollvorles , l.oo
Gravo digging, etc. 12.50
Ambulance .., .. 5.00
Undorolothlng 1.50
I'lvory , 9.50
$131.00
(Continued on Page 8)
FUNER
RAISED
40 DEMOCRATS
i AGREE TO FIGHT
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FREMiOL BILL
WASHINGTON, April 12. Stub
Porn ".opposition to the administra
tion's' wool program developed; -hern
this afternoon when 40 democratic
congressmen from wool growing
states met and decided to vote with
republicans against the houne wool
schedulu which bears president Wil
son's stamp of approval.
It was decided at the meeting to
tako advantage of the democrat c
caucus rulo which relieves Its mem
bers front supporting any fcaturo yt
n bill thoy oppose. It alio was de
cided to not send any committee to
protest to cither President Wilson or
the house ways and means commit
tee, but to bucklo down to harJ
work and fight to the last ditch.
llusldes tho support ot the repub
lican houso members, tho democrati
opposed to free wool hope to muster
100 votes. They will ask and fight
for n 15 per cent duty on raw wool.
Kepresuntntlvo Askhroog ot Ohio,
secretary ot thu democratic caucus,
was elected spokesman ot the ttntl
froo wool members. Their 'leaders
declare that President Wilson la tho
rlncpal opponent to a duty on wool.
asserting thnt a majority ot the ways
and means committee favor (he 15
per cent duty.
TURTLE SERUM
CURES SICK GIRL
I'KOVIDKNCK, It. I.J April 1!.
Hy dunning before Governor Pollieir,
Sopltio Herger, 11 Itl-yejir old Vrovi
domjo gill, has loday . Ijruyen that
lier tubercular knee is jiractlenlly
cured by mi injection of Dr. Fried
ninim's serum. Tho girl wns Dr.
Friedmnnn's first patient in the Unit
ed Slntes.
It is said that previous lo the
Priedmnim treatment, Ihu girl walked
in crutches for llireu years and her
ailment defied treatment.
IIS
LONDON, April lS.lblmusleil
nml ttuublo to Mand without m'd, Mrs.
Einmulino Punkhtirst wns released
from llollowny pvihon loday. Suf
fragettes from militant headquarters
received their leader at, the jail en
traueu nnd took her to u private
hospital, They say hur condition is
not precarious. For iiiuo days Mrs.
l'miklitirst subsided entirely on cold
water.
I'DflDC DlljO V
TAKES CHANGE
FH WORSE
Papal Physicians Hastily Summoned
and Find That Pope Is Suffering
From Acute trenchllls and Influ
enzaHas Effect Upon His Heart
Chief Physician Greatly Incensed at
Attendants for Allowing the Pan
tiff to Receive Visitors
ItOMK, April 12. Pope Pltia X.
who has bcon III with symptoms ot
Iirlghta' disease for so mo time, suf
fered another relapse late this attar
noon. The papal physicians were hastily
summoned and found the pope suf
fering from acute bronchitis and a
recurrence of his recent attack ot
tnfluenzc. They declared his condi
tion was due to oyer exertion result
ing from his ltWence upou seeing
tbreo bishops lift night.
It Is feared the result ot his cough
ing and bronchitis have greatly
weakened bis heart, becattse ot his
age, and hare also greatly affected
his nervoua system.
Professor Marchlafava, the prin
cipal papal physician. Is Incensed to
day at the attendants of tho pontiff
for allowing him to see visitors. He
scored them severely and declared he
would be responsible rfer the pope's
me no longer 11 ne. igserea nis pays
Iclan's orders. . .1",
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Word is received from Klamath
iKulU to the effect that robbers last
K. Whitman, formerly manager of the
Ragle Drug company of this city,
bound mid gagged Mn. Whitman,
Mole n wntch and ?00 and left .Mrs.
Whitman unconscious on the floor.
She regained consciousness and
Ktnggered to u neighbor's house,
whero three men nnd three women be
came frightened nnd wouldn't lei her
in. They phoned for the police, who
found her back itt her home uncon
scious mid nhuott suffocated. Polico
nnd doctors arrived hliortly mid sdio
is now resting well, though severely
.shocked.
Mw. Whitman is n sister of Mn.
Moore nnd Mrs. Paul Hansen of (his
city.
SAN PHANCISCO, Cal., April 12.
Indictments wuro returned by n
grand Jury he.ro today against Maury
I. Dlggs, former stato architect, and
Drew Camlnctti, two young married
mon ot Sacramento, on u chargo of
violating thu white slavo law, An
other Indictment charging tho two
men with conspiracy also was re
turned. Attorney Harris, representing tho
two Sacrameutana, was Indicted on a
chargo of conspiring to uuborno per
jury and In tho event ot conviction
faces the possibility ot a long prison
sentence.
Camlnctti anil Dlggs stand Indict
ed for taking two Sacramento society
girls, Misses Marsha Washington and
Lola Norrls, to Ileno for Immoral
purposes.
FIRST WHITE HOUSE CRANK
PLACED UNDER ARREST
WASHINGTON, April 12. Tho
first white honso crank to bo arrest
ed in President Wilson's toon is in
juil hero today. She is Helen Kelly,
!I7, mid was arrested after making
insistent efforts to seo thu president
iiboiil n fauuied wrong.
BURGLARS ATTACK
M
WHITMAN
GAMREFT
AN
IN D
WAGE PRORFRS
GRAB
REVELERS
HO
m
Members of Smart Ccf Seized WW to
Slumming and Forced to Ga lefore
Legislative CofW&JttM ami Testify
Along With Girl Dancers
Raid of Subpoena Servers Occurs at
Mfdnijjfit Frantic Efforts to Con
ceal Identity Cafes Lose Lfctae
CHICAGO, April , 12. Suatchcd
from their revelries in aorao of the
gayest of Chicago cafns, bundled into
untomohilcg nnd hustled to the La
Salle Hotel, where they were forced
to testify before tho stale senate
"starvation wage" prober, a score
or more of Chieago'd "smart set"
today stand out prominently in one
qf the biggest sensations in the city's
history.
The raid of the subpoena server
occurred at midnight, throwing sev
eral hundred fashionable revelers in
fo a panic. Prominent society j.wm
en wero forced to stop da'ucing'tke
turkey trot and tango nnd forced .to
tell the probers what jart a fast life
plays in tho socIbI evil. "
NlKht Joy Keekers. .
The witnesses included 'tha wives
of millionaires, cabaret singer? and
ether frequenters of the night life.
The gucsU and manager of.HgetBr's
and The' States, two- tXitmm" loop
restaurants, klso were served with
subpoenaes.
Two prominent married .women of
Peoria, HI., went iflto hysterics when
the investigators ordered .them tnd
their ninle companions to climb into
nn automobile and with them go to
the La Snlle Hotel. A woman mem
ber of nnother slumming expedition
leaped head first through the window
of nnother cafe nt Wabash nvenuo
nnd Twenty-first street. Women in
the enfes in the rcdlight district fell
on their knees mid begged tho in
vestigators to relenso them. Men
waved hnudfiils of bills of largo de
nominations nnd vainly pleaded to bo
allowed to go. Officers, aiding the
investigators, hloeked all exits and no
one wns allowed to escape. The raid
wns tho biggest round-up iu Chi
cago's history.
A Sorry Spec'Acle.
The probers had arnuged to take
testimony in the Itackwood dining
room at tho hotel mid their plans
were not marred hy a single hitch.
When tho witnesses arrived, Lieu
tenant Governor O'llnra, chairman
of tho investigating committee, calm
ly invited them to be sertud.
"We are just looking into tho vuri
ntiotts of the latest smut songs and
animal dances," he said.
Tho witnesses presented a sorry
spectacle. The women were dishev
eled mid frightened. Tho men sullen
nnd angry.
Four of tho male guests caught in
the net nt Rector's uro prominent iu
Chicago's businoss life. O110 is 11
capitalist, another a manufacturer,
tho third a broker and thu fourth a
prominent member of the board of
trade. The committee nso examined
four other witnesses from Hcotor'rf;
Tho licenses of Maxim's cafe nnd
Hoy Jonet.' restaurant woro revoked
by Mayor Harrison today as a re
sult of tho activity of tho legislative
vice probo committee.
NEW YOHK, April 13. Chemical
preferred dropped 26 points and
many other specialties suffered as
tho result ot tho heaviness of the
market horo today. Active stocks
rallied briskly before uoon,
A brisk rally toned up the eutre
market before tho closluk. Liquida
tion was on a large scale In soma of
the newly formed industrial combina
tions, but Its effect on the standard
stocks was slight.
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