Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 10, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextH . J,. SECOND ED1TJON rorUrthlr(l Yr. I)illr Kluhtti Yoar. '. . i . , . . ,w,t- TO BE LANDED United States, Ennlaml and Franco Ajjrec to Act Jointly In Protecting Forclun Residents of Mexico City In Case of Trouble. Partial Confirmation of Reports That Hucrta and Carranza Are Carrylnu on Peace Negotiations. MKXICO CITY. Dee. lO.-Wlmt MM'IIK'tl III III' lit t tlltl M1) fl I tllll t ion (if nMiitM tlnit I'li'Hiili'iit llui'ilit mill (li'iii'iiit furritnu went earning on flllM negotiations U'JIH IllltllillCll 111- ilnv ftutii icliublo source, Tin' hlalciiii'iit wax semi.nfficlully made Unit Curruiiru would ho given it video in mi attempt, nl the July I'lri'llnn. tn choose a iri'lili'iil Hat isTactorv to all fai'tlnus-. CIiIiii'mi I'lnn I'nlliiunl III tlin I'Vi'iil of nil niili-forcign outbreak here, an liilcriiuljnunl foien of iiiiuiiit'x will In' rushed tn llin scene fnun Vera Criu. i( wan Icnnicil today. 'I' 1 1 1 1'nili'il Slnte, l'.ugluud mill lYnuco have agreed l art jointly, ncenrding tn infiiiiimtiiin from the fiiihiisslr anil consulates, in pro tecting tlin foreign residents. Tin' nrniiigement wax said to In' similar In lliat tinili'r whii'li tin' powers sent an international iiiinv to Pekin at tin' linn- of the llnxcr tmulili'M. Mrs-. Nelson O'SliaiiuliiM'iov. wife if llio Amcnrmi linru d'affaires. Iiiih ri'fnii'il tn leave Mexico Cilv so loiiir as her husband remains, it was Miiil at tin' riiiliasov tmlav. Cutigrr IIovin In llueiU In uutlifviiig, Inli' xeslcrdnv after iiiiini, General lliii-rln'n rlcclioji iim president, llio Mexican congress fiti allv bowed to tlio dictator'., wishes. Tli n lawmakers showed simis fm n tiini' of getting nut of luiinl anil ili'i'lariiiL' tlin presidential election legal. This would linvo embarrassed lliicrln. I In has ailtnlili'il tlmt tin' 1'niihlitutioii does not allow- him tn succeed himself, ami if Ins I'li'i'tinn linil turn held legal lu would liavc liml Ironlili' in explaining awav a failuri' In retire immediately. Kven if lie liml ri'iuaiiii'il iuNiffiee. follow ing his fnnual elei'linu. his first dnlv w until Inn ii been to ii'siote cniisti tntioiial government. Left, however, simply iih pmvis. imiiil president,' lie was in n isisitiou to tit it i it t hi II that, the situation io niniiiinu' unchanged, imthiiiu' rcmaiii. nl for him hut In I'liuliuue as pro. viional president, exercising Hie die latorinl powers lie has seir.ed. Hlorlloii for July On an aelual showdown, it devel npi'd that lliose who hml opposed the latter plan lacked Ihe nere to defy Ihe piesideut mid the nullification lesoliilion went through speedily. Unci ta was not only mil dUtiuhcd in Iiim present position, hut oongioss explieitly confirmed him in it until tlio next t'leetiou, which was- sot for Ihe first Sunday in duly, 1011. For eign diplomats liern sniil iiiinffieiullv, however, that they helieved he real, iri'il he pi-ohnlily wuiild hi' linnlilii In hold Ids ground so long. mIginTake WASIIINdTO.V, Doc. 10. Tlio toiiiiiiurco dojiiirtmmit uiul nnvlKutlon luirmui IniKun u Joint InvostlKotlon Iciilay to ilntonulno tlio orlKln of wlruliiBB mouunKoa roculvml Htuulay nlfilit uml Monday mornhiK, tollltiK o( u tuiriilnK slilp off tlio VtrKlnla coast from which It wan Hnhl another .vohboI hail takon tlio paBHuiiKora, whilu llio cruw romaluod on board to fight tlio flumes, Tho rovonuo cutter Eurvlco lm nioillatoly ruuhud two crafU to tho roocuo hut no Htich hIiIji uu tho ono doHi'iiliud could lio found. It was uiiupuctod that boiiio Irro fliuiiHlblo amntour uout out tho inoa HiiKim ami If cuuKht ho will lo so voroly doalt with uudor tho Inw mak liiK unci) uu otfoiiRo pnnlHlialilo by f llio, Immlboiimoiit or both. MANS H THREE NATIONS WRELESS Medford MME. MONTESSORI, THE ITALIA S. S. M'CLURE, WHO mm -A HI 1 HHHHBSHHlJR''' i- ' .Mine. .MoiiU'fsoij, (he most famoiMit lure, the iihlor, who ilisi'iitercd her earlier of rluldr win mi wnikjt" Anu-riea hexeral vears- m;o, in- t ranks lii'uhi thai of IVoehi-l mid l'ostalor.i, has eome to the I lilted Slates lo leeture on her method i it ii half dozen InrKe i-ilie. S. S. Me- OF WAWKIIINMTOX. Dec. 10. (lux. ernmeiil (iwiierslup of lele;riiph mid telephone systems is under serious consideration by tho Wilson admin istratiou. Follow ins; a visit to the white house tmlav, I'lctmaster (leu- eral lltirlesou insiied the follow inj; Nlntciin.'iit : "Theie in u enneerted deinaiid ev ery where for puhlie ownership of the telephouo and telegraph h.veiiis. However, thu admiiiistratinu will not act hastily. "The ipiestioii is a hrnail one. Moth President Wilsou'H iiiiini and mv own are open ii'aiilin; thu wimIoiu of the mine. V are investi'ntiiis; Imih here mid alnoad. 1 expeet to haxe snmethini; to sav riK'nrdiui; it in my anuuiil report. I have had two lein: talks witli II i' rlu' 1 1 Samuels, head ol Ihe Kuclish postal sxxlcm. The plan involves the problem of lakinir oer prnperllei valued at between .lll(l. ntlO.OUII mid .-r.llH),litiil,(Mill." WiASIIINOTON, Dec, 10. Ht'cnunn ConnrcBninan Donovan objected when CoiiKremimnn Ilobnon, of Murrlmnc fame, nuked lenxo to iIImmixh prohi bition at toiuorrnw'H neuxlou, tho two luwmnkura nearly had a Unlit nu tho floor of thu hoiiso this afternoon. ShukliiK IiIh fist at bin follow rep resentative, lloliHou did, In fact, urKo DonoMiu to stop outhldo mid settlo their dUinroiicuH, Home even until tho ox-Biillor ovon called Ills opponent a liar. Mutual filnda finally iiulotod tho disputants and porauudod tliem to finish their nrKUiuuiit orally In tho lobby. ASK FEDERAL AID l'lllUDKU'lllA, Tn., Dee. 10. MeetiiiK in itn seeoml duy session, tho Ameriean nood joads coiii-chk dis eusried today u eo-oporativo pliin bo tween the states and tlio federal k,,v orument for tlio uonstruetioit of stale liiK'liwayH. It provides- for the niv eiiiuu'iit to render l'iuaueiul ass-ist-anee, the stales repaying IJuelo Sam lutor, FAVOR A OWNERSHP TELEGRAPH I NAVAL HE ROWS E PRGHIBITIGN MEDTOltD. N TEACHER, AND INTRODUCED HER WORK HERE iiiivi-il hit in I'ouii', nun ue mil ik-i as her mlMser. Mr. Met 'lure met the famous Italian on the liner which brought Iter, mid welcomed her to this country. TEXAS FLOODS FAST SUBSIDING; LIFE LOSS HEAVY POUT WOltTll, ToxftH, Dec. 10. Tlio Dooil n fast nibnldlnR toiUy except In tho exlromo ooutbeantern part of thu state, where tho crost was Mill hurrylnK toward tho Riilf. i:cn there, howuvcr, tho situation was not so serious an farthor up stale. Many of tho mlsMni: were bo KlunltiK tn bo heard from but tho number of tlioso unaccounted for still ran to 1000 or TiOOO. Of these. It was bulloveit perhaps 10 pur cunt woru drowned, althoiiRh not nioro than about 1!.'0 dead had been dad ultuly accounted for. Tho flooded towns wero loft lu & deplorable condition, A deposit o! llmo Kuvcrnl Inches deep covered oxorythliiR. Tho filth was Inde scribable and tho mnell almost be )ond endurance. Sewer systems lu all towns that had them wcro com pletely out of coiiiiuIbsIoii. Drink able water there was none. Tho smallpox epidemic was grow ing worvo and more nnd nioro typhoid cases wero appearliiK. Tho hoiuelesH wero buliiR cared for in public bnlldliiKs and food and clothliiK, railroad communication he lm; tn some extent ro-establlshcd, wero beliiK riiHlied In to thorn. lu nil, Gil villages, towns and cities suffered more or less from tho high water. NKW YOHK. Dee. 10. - I'ronoiiue. ed weakness featured llio opening of tlio stock market today. Tlio pass ing of tlio dividend on Me.xieun l'e trolcum caused that stock to drop (1 points, to 'II. Caumlimi Pacific lost i! :i-l,,and Now York Central touched oi 1-1, a now hiw point for llio last five years. Changes else where xvoro generally downward, hut tlie losses wero small. llonds wero steady. Tito market closed quiet. PELKEY BEGINS TRAINING FOR BATTLE WITH SMITH SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Dee. JO. Accompanied hy Tommy Hunts, xlio is acting as his manager, Aithur Pelkey, genernily recognized as tlio wliito heavyweight champion of the win Id, is in Sun Francisco today to start training for his twenty-round contest hero January 1 with Ouu boat Smith. Holh Pelkey and Smith will lio introduced to tlio speetalovi ut tonight' ItfU'liiO'Mtirphy tijiht. j Mail Tribune l OUICCION, WGDNKSDAY, Michigan and Colorado District Con tlitlora to Be Aired Professional Gunmen and Armored Autos Im ported by Mine Owners. Military Courts Have Supplanted Civil Tribunals :and Miners De prived of Rights of Counsel. WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. Con Krcsslomil Investigation of the slrlkos In Michigan and Colorado inlnlnK dis tricts was dumunded today by Itoprc suiituthes MacDonuld and KcatlnK or tho respcctlva states. Ilcforo tho boiJMi committee on rules the two lawioskcrs told drama tically of tho wrongs they said tho employers had perpetrated on tli'j men In both region's. From remarks dropped by members of tho commit tee It seemed likely that Inquiries ftould be ordered. Hundreds of professional guninon who had previously been employed to fight the West Virginia in I no strike, Keating assured the committee, were Imported Into Colorado. "Armored automobiles were bought by thu operators and . galling guns wero mounted on them," ho said. "Tho miners were warned not to call for their mall on pain of death." "In Michigan," said MacDonald "2300 men were idle by the mine strike. Conditions In the copper region arc acute." Doth congressmen asserted that the laws against miners' discharge mere ly on account of union affiliations had been Ignered: that military courts had supplanted civil tribunals and that miners, arrested, were de prived of their rights of counsel. SAN' FRANCISCO, Cal., Dee. 10. That tho campaign begun here against ipiaek doetors will lie made statewide henceforth was stilted to day hy Seeretarv I'iuklmm of the state board of mcdieal examiner-. At tlio outset, he said, eery nr gauir.ed medieal society in Califor nia will lie asked to send in a list of undesirable practitioners in it- own locality, and in this way tlie mem bers of the honrd believe tliev would quickly get complete returns fiom every county in tlie state. Dr, I'iuklmm mentioned Sacra mento, I.os Anyelos Oakland and Snn Diego us places w lie to tlie board will become active at once. IDENT ONANTI-TRUSTPROGRAM WASHINGTON. Dee. 'JO. PresN dent Wilson conferred todav with inember of tlio house jiidieiury com mittee regarding an anti-trust uro gram. Tlie meeting, which was held at tho whito house, developed that a difference of opinion prevailed among the members of Ihe commit tee as to tlio character of the legis lation needed. All xwro agreed, however, lliat tho Sherman Inw should not ho touched. FEDERALS 10 MAKE STAND AT OJINAGA KL PASO, Tex., Dee. 10. -General Mereado, tlio iroxican federal eoin mandei', who led tlio flight from Chihuahua City, was entrenching Ojinngn, the border town, where lie nnd his soldiers took refuge, as rap idly as possible today. A rebel force was said to he marching on Ojiiumn mid a fierce engagement wits looked for as soon us it urrives, CONGRESS MAY ORDER PROBE OF MINING, STRIKES CALIFORNIA WAR ON MEDICAL QUACKS KKC'KMISIOR 10. Mini. I MAIN STREET OF i-w-nrfii i - t ' iwrnm . mmbu. iii wv i . r "r m-u mv ' ' tH f i ?&'... v ' ' fi..'-- y . 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TFTCA.& MMmmmmW - - S'WsA, &, W:-r .M'REYNOLDS AGAIN Vrir i INTERFERESCALLING M i OFF PROSECUTION y -v, Map showing netivitv of tlie Cnrrnnzn troops hi the nortlieni part of Mexico. Chihuahua, one of the largest cities of the countrv, "wiiieli has jut hocn ahnudoiH'd hv tlie federnU. xns the object ic k nt of rebels. GAME COMMISSION EXPENSES ORDERED CUT BY GOVERNOR SAI.KM, Or., Dee. 10. That tlie expenses of tlie state game depart ment have been double what they ought to he is the opinion expressed hy Governor West todav. With an estimated expenditure of fOltiO for December, which will be lower than any other mouth of the year, the expenditure from the game protection fund this year amount to .fl'J.'i.OOO, or, as ixiinted out by the governor, nearly four limes n much ns it cost to run tlio office of secre tary of state. "In my opinion, this is entirely too much money to spend under present conditions," said the governor. ''It will bo my endeavor to cut this ex pense in two next year, through tlio reoVganiratiou of the department." At n meeting here last night the fish and game eonuuission was or ganised temporarily by the election of Floyd Hilyeau as chairman nnd II. II. Clifford as secretary. Hotlt were nppointed to the commission b Governor West yesterday. ALL STRIKERl GO 10 INDIANAPOLIS, Iud., Dec. 10 Practically nil the teamsteis still out oh htriko hero will resume work shorlly, their employers havin agreed to pay the union scale, it wn, stated this afternoon ut union head s quarters.' The men did not usk nnd the employes are not according union recognition. GERMAN STEAMER AGROUND FRYING PAN SHOALS WUSHINGTON, Dee. 10. Wire less dispatches received lieio today from tho revenue cutter Seminole stnted that tho German steamer F.iokenborg is ngronnd off Frying Pun Shoals, ' BACK WOK CHIHUAHUA. JUST EVACUATED BY UN FIGHTING AI CALUMBT, Mich., Dec. 10. The strike situation hete and elsewhere throughout tho copper mining coun try became alarming this afternoon. Hero and at Houghton thousands of members of the Christians' Alllnnco were parading the streets, shouting for forcible expulsion ot all labor agitators. Gunilghtlug broke out at Qulncy. Lynching wero feared. At the head ot u000 deputies, tho sherltt was tolng desperately to ro storo order here. Special Prosecu tor NIcholU. Governor Ferris per sonal representative, hastily con ferred with President Mofer of tho miners' federation, urging him to use his Influence to keep unionists off the streets. Then Nlchotls hurried to Goneral Abbey, commanding tho stato troops In the copper regions, to discuss the advisability of asking the governor to cull out more militia and declare mar tial law. At Qulncy two deputies were fatal ly shot and a third was ies serious- l wounded. Two strikers wero ar rested but the fight continued to rage RAN FKANCISCO, Cal., Dee. 10. Tlio story of the wreck of the British Daltuumr, captain Ihistor, with tho probable Lws of tlie entire crew, was brought hero today by the French bark Marie. Tho Daltuumr was found dismantled and abandon ed thirteen miles south of Callao. Captain Hriui of tlie Marie sent a boat party on hoard the Daltuumr, but the only evidence of life found was a half-starved cut. The cat was brought here on the Marie, but the fate of Captain lhister mid the thirty men of his eiew is not known. The Daltnmar left Callao Septem ber '- for Tal Tul, Chile, where she was to complete tukiiijj on n cargo for northern ports, Rl S CALUMET LYNHIN FEARED STEAMER WRECKED CREW MISSING nmnn Hffirt T (Waffle ?07 Second Street -1 WEATHER NO. 22.1 THE HUERTA TROOPS r& SPOKANE, Wash., Dec. 10. Fol lowing tho publication of reports that Attorney General Mcftoynolds had demanded his resignation because he had too vigorously prosecuted tho case against C. E. Mitchell ot Spo kane, charged with mining frauds, United States District Attorney Cain today stated that it was only fair to the attorney general to state that ho did not think that the Mitchell., caso had anything to do with "the request for bis resignation. " After tho conviction of Mitchell, his wlfo went to Washington In his behalf and shortly aftor District At torney Cain rccolved a request from the attorney general that he conserit to a new trial. Cain stated that he consented but while preparing the papers came to the conclusion that the fodcral court here had no right to set aside theso verdicts. He then wrote tho attor ney general to this offeet. Cain was tbon roquested to conio to Washington. Following a confer ence with Attorney General Mclley nolils. Cain was Instructed to appear boforo Federal udge Hudkln In Spo kano and ask for a removal of tho judgment against Mitchell. a Judgo lluclklu held that as he had authority .to grant tho Judgment In tho first place, ho had a right to let It stand. Cain then wroto Attorney General McReynolds and received a telcgra phis reply directing him to apply to the circuit court of appeals at San Francisco asking for u mandate com pelling lludklu to declare tho judg ment void. This was refused. As the case now stands, Mltuholl must be ro-trled. He Is now out on bonds. Tho supremo court of tho United States sustained on appeal Judgy Itudklu's verdict but In the Mitchell case set usldo tho judgment. NEW JERSEY BOSS TUKNTON, N. J., Dec. 10. Louis Kiicliule, political boss of AUantio City, entered the penilentitiry today to sorvu ono year for having, usono of its members, secured for a com pany in which ho was interested, n big contract from tho Atlantio City board of water commissioners. CREATE OREGON CAVES A NATIONAL PARK WASHINGTON, Dee. 10. A bill creating tho Oregon Caves Nntimuil Park and betting aside 180 nerelil .Tocphinu county for that purpwu was introduced in the house today by Congressman Huwluv. . ', J , ' fsjj5xr i'l