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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
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MRD1TOIID, OKIOdON", WIOOXICNUA V, Al'JMLHO, J013.
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B VERNINT
UN FIGHT
AGAINST POLICE
WITH HAT PINS
After Excltlnn Battle, Officers Close
Headquarters, Confiscate Papers
and Documents, Seizing Furniture
Suffragettes Taken to Jail.
Ministry Decides to Put nn End to
Campaign of Violence Waged for
the Past Year.
LONDON, April :IU.- Mnrl.nl b
an exciting battle wltli jmiIicu clulw
nn tint mil! IiiuiiI nml umbrellas nml
hatpins mi tho other, the hi'iiibpinr
tr of llir militant mffrngeltes m
Iflug's Way were rniiltil ami closed
by tint police today upon orders from
limn" Secretary Itrginnld MrKriinii.
Seven inililniit lender -Mi Ki'iiucv,
Mrs. Drtimiuoml, Miss Kerr, who In
acting secretary f the Women's So
cial ami Political Union ; MUh Luke,
who In business turningcr of the l.oii
iltm suffrage publication, ,Mih Len
mix ami Mis I In r ret t, assistant .li-
Inrs of dm )iililicntinn nml .Mm.
Saunders, fiimncinl secretary of lite
union were arrested nml In Liu (u
How Street prison.
Ah tho women wrro let! away they
struck nl tlio jMilice repeatedly with
their umbrella but wore finally sub
dued. (.'onflsraln imrumcuU.
Mien Drtpnrd nml other inilitnnt
lender -were nt headquarter when
the raid was iniiile. Hurprim-il, they
were unnble to h'ulo anything. Dos-
iite their protests, Superintendent
Qiiinn of Scotland Ynnl Henreheil tho
entire building for evidence ami do
cuments, ami eoufuontcd everything
in sight.
The women woio drugged out,
struggling firreely, ami were warned
to stay out. Of firms surrounded the
building ami helil tlio iiiilitnulH nl
bay. The latter screamed their
threats nt thu police,
Ah soon iih tho building wns clear
the iHilieo stripped it of iIk furniture,
indicating that thu Home Office, in
tends ieniiaueiitly to bleak up the
militant urgnuiutinii,
Defectives Gel Ctldcmc.
According to Arthur Miimhnll, at
torney for Mrn. Kinnirliitc Puiikhurst,
the lender of tlwi inilitaiitH, the police
even prevented tho women from re
moving their personal belonging.
Women iloteollve from Scotland
Yard, posing an militant HuffrnRftteH
secured cvldcnco upon which tlio raid
rit. himed. The raider Hon relied the
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(Contlnuod on page l.)
T
LAW IS ENACTED
WAHUINOTON, April 30. A
liromlnout Japaneiin, who Ih tu it po
hltloit (o know, Informed tho United
Promt todtiy that Japan would mnko
no further diplomatic repnmonta
tloiiH to tho United HtatuH reKurdlm;
ltd atlltudo until thu Unlifornla laud
bill borouieit n law.
Tlio JapaneHa Kovornment and tho
ouiliasuy, It was said, recrot exceed
liiKly tho Jluno mootliiRs hold In
.lapau nml tho fiery xpooch madn In
tho hotibo lioro by CoiiKrosHinnn Sin
uon. "Our nttltudo U ono of waiting,"
tho Jnpiiuotio told tho United l'rens.
"Wo nro not consldorliiR war. When
tho C;llfornla hind bill hua bboii
IiuhhoiI, Japan will know doflnltoly
wlmt ItH provlHloim uio, ami wo will
net then. That doen not mean that
hostile notion will ho taken, but moat
probably dlplnmatlo rpi'ountntlomi
which will end Miitlsfuctorlly to all
coucornod,"
VlHcnuut Chimin, tho JapnuoBo nm
lniHBiulor, rofuued to comment on tho
Hltimtlou,
APAN
IKES
PR E
N
NEW ASSISTANT SECRETARY
OF 8TATE, SUCCEEDING
HUNTINGTON WILSON
Fern er Oiwr ir Jitin I1 0 hori.e
Inn been iii iiiiiuilid for n m Imit Hie
retnrx of tnlr to sue d 1 Itint ii.Kt on
WiImhi, who made that of flee diinni;
the Th ft mlininitrHtiiiii tho mot im
Hirtnnt in the ileimrtineut under il
head.
(InuTiMir 0bonu w burn in
VilMirl, N. Y., fifty-lhreo yearx
iiRn. At tin) use of mx tee n ho wax
nppreiitiecd to n driiRRiKt in Vortnoiil
nml Inter win undiluted from the
university of that Nlnto aw a phyi
elan, Il wrnt wet in Nenreb of a
praetiee ami Milled at Itnwliii".
Wyo., where he wnn employed nn a
mii-rcou bv the I'nioit I'aeifio rail
road, loiter he cn-mRed in. rniinjj
hheep nml bei'nme the InrRent luep
owner in the Male. Hit hn'x been n
member or the hWue leRihlntiiru,' a
nia.xor of Inn eitv, deleRnte tu fcev-
eral uatioiiul deiuoeratio eonveiitioiiH,
Kovernor of III ntnle, nml In lrll
wnn the free hilver eandidntu i'or
Inited siali h Nrnntor.
THOSE DEPENDENT
LONDON. April 30.- lUo buu
dred dollnm In addition to her ad
miralty pt'imlnti of $1000 l Krauted
todny by tho Ilrltlih Rovcmment as
an annuity to l.ady Siott, widow of
Captain Itobort I'. Scott, tho explorer
who met a hemic death on tho return
Joiiinoy from llm noiith pole.
A Joint annuity of 11500 for Cap-
tnlu Krott' mother nml hi two l
fort, nml an annuity of J 1500 for the
widow unit nlHterdu-law of Dr. Kd-
ward A. WIIhoii, chief of tho hoIoii
tlflc dnff of tho expedition. I uIho
provided.
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LONDON, April 110. - KollnwiiiR
her deilnratmn that ho "will uol
upeiiil a penny in London," the news
papers hero nio pnkiiiR fun nt Mrs.
O. II. I llehuont, Hid Amerieau suf
I'niRiht lender, vto is visiliiiR in
London today. Tho Star compares
the Ameiienn woiuun to tlio little boy
who went into tlio iardcn to eat
worms hceatiflo nobody loved him.
At a meeliiiR of HiiffruRotlcs here
Mrs, Helmont oont ribuloil $50 to "the
i'MiM" with tho desiRiiution that the
eoutvibulion bo nnuoiinced ns "from
Ameiieu."
I' I II f M ! I I
MONTE ATTELL BOXES
DRAW WITH AD Z0TTE
SALT LAK'M CITY, Utuh, April
!I0.- M'outo Attell of San rVaneUco
mid Ad .otto of Stockton boxed leu
roumlH to a druw nt Murruy, u Huluuh
lust iiIrIiI.' Altoll seemed lo havo n
lend nil tho way nml tho mujotity of
tho hpeolalors belioved Hint ho was
entitled to tho decision, Tlio boys
mny liu lo-mutulicd today,
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PENSIONS GRANTED
ON EXPLORER SCOU
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AGGRESSVE
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CHANGES
BILL S WORD NG
Final Scenes In Anti-Allen Land Leg
Islatlon Drama Staged Tomorrow-
Bill Drawn by Attorney General
Adopted as Amendment.
Measure Shortened and Should Prove
Satisfactory to All Says Author
Bryan Fulfills Mission.
8ACIIA.MKNT0, (al., April .'10. -The
Miiro is Mt for thu final scenes
in the nntl-ulieii laud leRislntiou
drama til the rnpilol here today.
A new iiiiti-nlicn laud bill, drawn
bv Attorney Oeneral L. H. Webb, nt
the reipiest of (lovemor .Inlinon and
other pioRri"fives, which discrimi
nate DRainst the .Injuiuese nml other
aliens ineligible t( citizeuxhip, as the
eopb' of California drmiiiid, will
come up for fiction in the senate to
morrow iimruini: nml after attempts
nre made to amend the mcmoire bv
the democrats, it will be passed, nc
ooVdini; to praetieally every lcjr)tln-
tor. It was ndoptcd ns all amend
meiit to the Miidsnll bill late last
uiRht in the fccuntu in order to brin
it before that body 'for uetioii n soon
us possible.
Itrynn folfllln MU.Ion.
Meanwhile Secretary of Stnto Wil
liam J, llrynu who came to Ciiliforniu
at tho reipient of 1'rcMilcut Wilson to
"confer with tho legislature," ns ho
termed It is in Han FraiiciKco to j.icrtd
(ho day as the cues! of tho 1 'annum
Pacific exsisltlon officials, bis mis
MotC here completed, ns ho himself
admits.
"I linvn fulfilled my mission,"
Ilrynn nnimtiiiecd nt the oloso of nn
executive session with the leRlslnturo
Inst niRlit. He hud just told the leg
islators that ho hud (cleRrnphrd n
copy or tlio Welili hill to President
Wilson.
"Prciddcnt Wilson does not deem
it ndvisnblo to endorse any an-ti-nhen
laud leRislntiou nt this time,"
llryau snid.
Wording U (TIuviiriiI,
Ilrynn's visit to California has re
sulted in the changing of tho word
iiiR of nn nuti-nlien law only. Jn
stead of saying Hint aliens ineligible,
to citizenship shall not hold laud, the
bill will declare that aliens eligible
to citir.eiishlp shall bo allowed to hold
laud,
"I believe Ihis bill will be accept
able to tlio federal government," said
Attorney fJencriil Webb today. "Ho
cause any bill which docs not give
justifiuble offense to nny foreign nn-
lion should bo acceptable to the gov
eminent. I don't believe Japan or
any other nation can tuko offense at
this act as now drawn.
"Thii. bill was drafted by inn nt Hie
request of Oovernor Johnson after
consultation with Senators Hudson
and Thompson, and a oloxo study of
tho existing measures. Tho bill has
been shortened nml should prove
highly satisfactory to the nation, ns
well as protecting tho rights of tho
state."
BLACK HAND GANG
a.VN JOSH, Ual., April 30.- After
having conducted blackmailing ram
pnlRiiH which netted litem $00,000 or
moro, a bund of aliened Iilack Hand
Italians Is believed todny to bo brok
en up by tho arreat horo of Krnnk
Passlonto, Its leader. For six months
tho baud has kopt tho 11,000 Italians
In this city In nbjoct fear of their
lives. Further arrests nro oipoutod
today.
Passlnnto Is nccusod of sending n
letter domandtiiR $4000 from Autoue
Orlando, n wealthy farmor, under
throat of death, Orlando refused t
pay and his pumphouso was hiiruol
and his orchard practically nil
chopped down. It Is said that at
least halt u dozen mumbors of tho
Uaut: will bo deported.
AMERICAN BEST DRESSED
WOMAN, SAYS WORTH
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Hulls
Jacques Wur'li, (he Pans tailor.
wuo tor a geiieniiii'ii nan iiecti con
sidered nt lenst one of the two or
three great authorities on women'
clothe-, bns surprised New York by
uuiiouiicing lie bclie(ci tb American
woman i the bcit be-sed vromun in
the world. lie mny have hhuI it with
mi eye to future humti, but hoi,lpc " product usod in the manufni
Mini it.
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WA8UINOTOX,nrll 30.-Nn ex
pcndlture of $10,000,000,000 tor
good roads and 1 2.000.000,000 for
tho mnlntcnnnco for tho next fifty
ycurs was proioed by Jonathan
Ilourno of Oregon today In a plan
leportcd to a joint coneretalonal
cummlttco on that subject.
llourno'tf plan protniscs that St.
000.000,000 bo raised by tnlllng
Roverntuent honda and loans nm do to
tho various states which will glvo
their own CO year bonds In exchaneo.
Tho apportionment or tho fund wonld
bo mado on tho basis of road mite
ago, nsnecsed valuation nml tho areas
nud population of tho various states.
It also provides n "national school
of hlRhwny and brldgo enRlneorlnc"
to develop experts fur tho work.
WASHINGTON. April 30.-Ircsi.
dent Wil.'on will mnko no statement
concerning the Webb uuti-nlion land
bill adopted by tho California stnto
sennte last night until ho receives a
detailed report from Scoretary of
State llryau. Tho contents of
Hrynn's mesMiges to Washington havo
not been divulged,
Tho president and acting Sccrctarv
of State John Itnssott Monro arc
keeping in close touch with develop
ments nt Sacramento.
Opiuioiris divided here logsmling
tho success or failure of llryan's
mission to California. Tlio change
in the phraseology of tho bill, defin
ing what elusM's of nliens may own
laud has complicated tlio situation.
Counsellor Mooro is inquring whether
tho chunged wording of tho new bill
violntes the treaty with Japan.
KING GEORGE SEES
LOUVOIS WIN RACE
NKWMAliKKT Kugland, April 0.
With King Gcorgo nn interested
speetutov W. Hnphnol's. Louvois. won
tlio two thousuud gulueus stake hero
today. Graganour, owned by J.
llruce Isiuay, was second, and Harry
l'nyno Whitney's Meeting llouso
third. Tliero werot fifteon starters
In tho race.
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FO
GOOD
ROAD
ADVISE
BOURN
WILSON
REFUSE
TO COMMENT UPON
CALIFORNIA
ACTION
Mi
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EPITHETS
EN LUR D DEBATE
O'ER TARIFF BILL
Congressmen Exchange Sizzling Com
pliments In Discussion of Steel
Schedule Murdock Called Leader
of Bumble-bee Party. r
"God Bilious When He Created Demo
crats" Exclaims Fordney One De
clares Tariff Aids Trusts.
WASHINGTON, April 30. -Red-hot
epithets were exehuiiRcd among
the democratic, republican and pro
grcMvc members of the Iihuho, when
that body started consideration of
the stcH schedule of the I'nderwood
tnriff bill. A lurid debate was pre
cipitated when the republican mem
hors stubbornly pNisci the proosal
to increase the lanff on fcrromuugn-
ture of IiirIi steel, from 2i0 to
.$8.f0. The republicans insisted that
the steel conoratiou makes its own
product, and that the high tariff
would only hurt independent manu
facturers'. Payne n Siaml-Stillcr.
Kcpreentiitive Munn of Illinois
and Miller of Minnesota declared the
free listing" of iron oro was provided
mainly in the interest of the Penn
sylvania railroad, which, owning the
Pennsylvania Steel company, irnKrU
oro,' from Cubn. Itepreseutativc
llnyr of Cnlifoniin declared tho
democrats weru "tuking money in
duties nway from the government
treasury and presenting it to Charles
L Sehwnb and the Pennsylvania
Steel company."
Representative Murdock of Kansas
reerred to Kepresentntivo Payne of
New York ns a "standpatter who is
n stnndstiller" and denounced Repre
sentative Mooro of Pennsylvania as
u "standpatter with a rising inflec
tion." Payne was on his feet in nn in
stant. leader of Humble ltees.
"You nro lender in tho house of
tho humble bee party," be shouted nt
Murdock.
Representative Fordney of Michi
gan then assailed the democrats.
"When God Almighty blew the
breath of life into Fomo men he
must hnvo been bilious," ho said.
Representative Palmer of Pennsyl
vania, chief lieutenant of Mnjority
Lender Underwood, defended the
sehcdulo ns prepared by the ways
and means commit tee.
A few paragraphs of the earthen
wnro schedule remained to be con
sidered when tho bouso couvened,
but it was believed they wonld be
quickly approved. Twenty-four
pages of tho bill havo been finished
to date with the republicans failing
to chaugo n word.
NEW LOW MARK
NEW YORK, April 30, Southern
Pacifio opened at U0 J -4, n new low
figure for that issue, in tho stock
market today, Canadian Pucifio rose
'2 3-8 nnd Union Pacific 1. Although
several slitup advances were: noted,
the general list held fuiily steady.
Tho Southern Pacific slump was duo
to tho announcement of tho govern
ment's victory in tho Oregon nnd
California laud grant cast). The
market closed dull.
Ilonds were hteady.
SECRETARY DANIELS OFF
TO INSPECT NAVY YARDS
WASHINGTON, April 30, Secro
tary of tho Navy Joseph Daniels loft
Washington today for a. tour of east
ern navy yards. Ho proposes per
sonally to fuuiiliarizo himself with
conditions in every navy yurd in tho
country boforo congress re-opens the
question involving tho abandonment
of certain yards.
AGAINST. MlLITAlLSUFFRAGEnES
'PRINCESS AUGUSTA VICTORIA,
WHO MAY MARRY EX-KING
MANUEL
It has been ersistwitly reportei
from Kuropp thnt ex-King Manuel of
Porlugal, who-e eicnpades with Goby
l)esly mude her known throughout
Kurope and Amcrieii. is about to wed
a distant relative of Kaiser Williclm
the daughter of Prince William
Hohcnzollcni, bead of the non
reigning Cutholic branch of tho
Hohenznllcru family. For several
months the ex-king has made regular
visit to Sipnnriugeu, the family
home of the princess on the Danube,
nnd lie to there now. x
NAME ENGINEERS
ASCERTAIN VALUE
OF ALL RAILROADS
WASHINGTON, April 30. Tlio iu-tor-state
commerce commission an
nounced today the appointment of en
gineers who will hnvo charge of the
work of placing a physical valuation
on the railroads of tho country. The
board will consist of It. A. Thomp
son, now employed by the California
railroad commission; Professor W.
D. Pence, chief engineer of the Wis
consin raUtond commission; J. II.
Worley, of ' Kansas City; Hownrd
Jones of Nashville, Tcnn., nnd E. i
Weiidt of Pittsburg.
An army engineer will bo added
Inter to the board.
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NEW YORK. April 30. Complet
ing their eight week's honeymoon in
Europe, Finlay J. Shopard, and his
bride, who was Mist. Helen Gould, the
Now York philanthropist, returned
hero today. Shepard went at once
to tho offices of the Missouri Pacific
railroad to resume his duties us gen
eral manager of tlio company. Tho
couple may go to Lyndhurst, N. Y.,
Mrs. Sbepavd'b summer home, within
ti few days.
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ON EQUAL SUFFRAGE
WASHINGTON, April 30. -A bill
providing for national woman suf
frage through a constitutional
amendment will bo reported out of
tho senate committee on suffrago Im
mediately after tho finance commit
tee completes Its work on tho tariff
bill, according to Cnnlrmuu TJiinas
In u statement Issued hero today.
Thomas Is devoting bis ontlro tlmo
at present to tariff work,
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BRYAN SPEAKER
AT CERH
A
RUN
Secretary of State Participates at
Ground-Breaking Exercises at
Panama-Pacific Exposition, After
Review of Troops.
Discussion of Anti-Allen Bill TabeerJ
Returns Tomorrow to Sacramen
to, Then Hastens to Capitol.
SAN FItANCISCO, Cal., April ."U.
Sccrotary of State William J. Bry
an arrived hero nt 11:30 today from
Sacramento to be tho guest, probably
until hiidnlght, or tho Panama Pacific
exposition directors, and. indirectly,
of tho city of San Francisco.
llryau was taken directly to expo
sition headquarters, and after ex
changing greetings with President
Moore, proceeded to tho St. FraneU
hotel, where a private luncheon wai
tendered by the exposition director?.
After luncheon the entlro party
motored through Golden Gate park
to the Presidio. At Fort m&ney, n
troop of cavalry Joined tho party and
acted as escort to tho parade grounds
Fwhcre all the troops at tho post
turned out.
After tho rovlow Bryan was con
veyed to tho slto of the agricultural
building at the exposition grounds,
where, ho delivered a dedicatory ad
dress at thu ground-breaking cere
mony. A banquet wlll'be held tonight at
the Fairmont hotel, after whJchVthoT
secretary will return at once to Sac
ramento. The secretary was avcrso to dis
cussing tho antl-allcn land leglskvtloa'.
In California and made no statement
of any kind on the action of tho Cali
fornia senate In hurriedly passing tho
first reading of tho now aumlitiitra
tlon measure last night.
AUSTRIA DELAYS
I
LONDON. April 30. Austria's an
nouncement that It would not attack
Montenegro until after tho confer
ence hero tomorrow of European
ambassadors has greatly clarified thu
llalkan situation, according to the
representations of Loudon diplomats.
It is believed yesterdny'B warllko
statements from Vlonna woro de
signed to forcctha powers to quick
action.
Reports from tho bourses at Vien
na, llerlln and Paris say a firmer
tone prevailed lu tho markets today,
and that confidence apparently bus
been restored. Tho movement of
Austrian troops toward tho frontier,
however, continued.
CKTTINJB, April 30. In n semi
official statement Issued at tho for
eign offlco hero today It was declared
that tho roport that tho Austrian
minister had withdrawn from Cct
tlnjo was promaturo. Tho Austrian
minister. Uarou Glcsol Von Glosol
lugen. Is still hero.
CARDINAL GIBBONS PLEADS
AGAINST WOMAN SUFFRAGE
IIALTITMGKK, Mil., April 30.
"Wlien 1 deprecuto vomnn Miffrngo I
nm pleading for tho dignity of wo
man. 1 urn contending for her honor.
I am striving to purpotuuto those
peerless prerogatives inboront in hor
so; those charms nud graces whjcb
exalt womankind nnd make her the
ornament nnd tho coveted comopun
ion of man." y
This is tho most striking passage
in n letter from Cantinnl Gibbeus:
which is today in thu hands of the
Maryland association opposing wo- ,
man suffruge, Tho letter was rend
ut u muss meeting beio nnd created
ATTACK
PENDING
MEETING
profound impression.