W Second Slrnf ,
Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
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MRDPOItl). OIUWON, KA'rTKDAV, iMAIK'Il. 28, V.)U.
NO. &
VILLA'S REBELS FORCE WAY INTO I0RRE0N; FIGHI CONTINUES IN CITY
BATTLE RAGES
ALL NIGHT ON
IN CITY STREETS
Doinlianlmcnt Stops When Rebels
Enter CUy Flulillnil Is Hand-to-Hand
and Maclietrs Freely Used
Federals on Hoofs Fire at Enemy.
Much it ( the Attacked City Ablaze
Rebels' Dead 350 and Federals'
000, Estimate Villa.
(JOMI7. PAI.AHO. M-x.. March 2H
(I n. in.,. -TorieonVi federal pm
miii wits dill ru'lilliiK I"" l""ir,
Tint rdicU wm in '"' town, how
ever, iiml nil night Ioiik I In battle
ingod In the Klnrli. From tb"
housetop llio ffilt'i-nlH Mnrnl a ni'ir
dermis nllo mill iiiiiohino kii h"'
mi tln crowd bdow. TIuto wns n
eoimtunt KinliiiK t barricaded win
don iiml doors m Hi11 kIh-N forced
their way into Iho house to get at
mi' who were ritkliiK Ihiin from lh'
roofs,
(louorul Villi stopped I lin bombard
mi'iit of the city 1'iirlv in llio night,
nt hi artillery fi' would have pun
!Iiim hi-, iimii ini'ii in-"li' it a iiiiii'Ii
n it would lini damaged lhi rn
my, Tin' orneklc of small arm wn
iiiiToMiuit, however. Much f hi'
fighting was hand to hiiml anil lln
iiuii'hi'tK figured freely in it.
Town In riiiiur
Much of thi town was on fire mid
thu flumes furnished MilTidrnt light
fur tho Moody struggle.
Tlii! principal pliun was lli goal
nt which Villn nml lilt won aimed.
Tin' streets lending into it Iiml been
sliongly liiiri'ii'iiihil mnl I" moid the
ilohiy which llice obt ruction onus-
ii tin' rebel 1'iit tlu'ir way, in ninny
iiisliinoo, through whole block or
IlltollO llOIIM'H.
Of tht federal", it wiu known that
flt-nornl It ifii i ttit I Vna mnl Colonel
Fiedcrioo Hi'.vim Iiml been killed, mnl
Hint (leiiernl F.diiurdo Ooiirinmru
mnl Amlrri'H Alnimimi, two of (leu
oral Vi'limeo' chief lieutenants, were
fnl n I ly wounded, tlcnonil Villa hml
loxt iioui' of hi- lending offioois, al
though (Icnornl Triniihiil Rodriguez
was Iniilly wounded.
Villa estiuyited the rebels dead at
.'inn ami tlm federals' at nun ii thmi
HOD.
Ilointiardiiiciit Inrosonnt
Tim lioniliarilnii'ii'. of Torrcon hav
ing lii'i'ii ini'i'M.'iiit since Iiimi Stuulay,
Hoi federals hnvi' not hml innrli lime
in dispose of tho eorpsoi. Karly in
llm week, prisoners said, mi nlli'iiipt
was intido to Inirii tlii'in, Inil lor (he
hint llnoo iIii.vh hoy havo lioon al
lowed In lin whom thoy foil. Tho re
Milt in that tho sIiitIk me thiokly
hirowu with moii'rt unit hornot,1 lioii
ion. Tim woalhof In hot, iloooinpoM
tioa hoIs in ipilolily ami thoro in four
of an opiili'inio.
(lonoral Villa han nnloioil hovoral
oailomlri of limo to ho iiHotl for ilisiu-
fool ioll llirpOXC)i IIH HOOII UK I io (tikos
tho city.
BETTER PRICES IN
LIVESTOCK
T
I'OHTUtfl'l, Maioh U8, UooolplK
for llio wook havo hoeii: Cuttlo 181(1,
oalvi'H HO, Inn,- 'llfil, Khoop TiIHI.
Fairly hoavy roooiptw of cuttlo llu
oaily pari of Ihu wook, wllh a low
limiln of o.lra ohoioo hloorx K"'11 at
u nimil 'J.'d holior than proooiliut;
wook. Vory lilit ol'I'oriiiK'H Tliiirxilay
mnl KrUlay mnl uiarkot 10 In lTio
lowor.
KoooipU uf hop! ilurlnir Iho wool,
worn mil hoavy. Iliiyorn forooil tho
prion ilnwii ahoat Klo. Kxtroiuo lops
Hohl ariuiiiil .fH.H.'i at Iho I'irM of tho
wook, ohwlun al .'fH.T.'i al Iho oiul,
A iiioiloralii rail of million for Iho
wcok'n hiixincHH, Hlioni,' iloinnml for
lop uruiloH mnl iiiiiikol ooiiliiiuoH
iijmiil ill lino with IiinI wooI,'h ipiola
ifon. I'liiiio laiuliM, ill.no In 7 1
.M'iiillii(H, ,f,1.7,' In .flli owon, ll.riO In
if'i; klioin bluff, 7'h Ioh,
PREMIER WHO LEADS
LLION DOLLAR
"WHITE CITY" FOR
l)AIlMS'll. (nl.. Maroh 28.- Op
tion ult Ifiml wliloli is tp he. llio cite
of ii inilliou ilolhir "wlitlo oily" at
SniiMililo woro oiuohoil a I n iiii'uliut;
of official of tho Sail Frnuoiioo.
Oiikluiiil loruilunl rnllwa.v in tho
Hold Oakland la.t nl-lit hohiiul
i-lood door, nfior uiuntliK of xccrcl
noyoliiitioii. Cluirlor! I.ciiip, ccrc
lury of n lnx hrowory inmoont in St.
l.ouiN, who huilt tho "hito oily" of
('hicMijn, i to hnvo chuno of the
orooliou of Ihiit one. Ho in now on
hix way hero from Honolulu.
A ilitocl Iwonly-nihiulo forry nor
ioo hotwiu Onkland nml Snti I'liiu
oiki'o nml Siiunalilo in iho plmi of the
Koy Uoutf hortiU. Tho "while oily"
will ciiihrnco miiiiNoiiuiit now feat
ured nt Atlantic City and Coney InI
iiud. It will ho tho In ix" I attraction
of iU kind on llio 1'aoilio ooiihl and
will ho run "not." Hiix cuiii'i'i'-iiiii
of hotel, enfos, ole,, alrendy hae
hoon lot.
(lonoral .Mannuor .MoCliiuout of th
ICey Koilto nyxlelll Iiiim hoell plolill
iioui in llio oonHuminnliou of the
ileal. I'm uioiillis nyoiilM havo heeu
uallieriiii; opiion- on l.unl in Snuu
llio mid il imiiieihale xionilh.
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CHICAGO, March 28. Tho do
foiihO ro.Mcil u( noon today in Ihu
1 1 in I bote of "lliiuihomo .Inok" ICool.
(ers, uooiisod of killing .Mrs, Htiima
l in II ul Iho Saratoga hotel a year
iiko. The hlalo oxpooted to oooup,
tho afloriioou with toxtiuiony in ie
hultnl of tho ilofoiiho'K ovideneo.
Koollors hiinsolf wan Iho last wit
ui'xs on llio nIiiiiiI in Ii!h own hehalf.
IIU onmH-o.Miiuinatioa hy AhsIsIiiiiI
District Attorney Malala was one of
tho most siwiiko over heard in a Chi
0110 oourtrooni,
narroTTluctuations
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N'KW YORK, .March 28. -Speouhi-tivo
Hoiiliiuonl wiih possimislio when
Iho slock iiiiiikol opoucil today.
I'IiicIiiiiHiiiih woro iia now HiioiikIi-
mil tho sliiirl hiwsloii, with a iluwn-
wanl trend. I.chluh Valley ilooliliiul
neailv a puliil, IliniiU woro sliady.
Jhu nun kd docil dull,
SAUSALITO PLANNED
HOME RULE FIGHT
PARTY SPLIT TO
SMASH CONTROL
I ll'IL-IIIV'ITilV l I. .c l...
iiiiniiioiiio., .u.i no c. ii
dlolioti Hint llio rrpiihlioau V'Jr,.v
uftufil regain" control of ewfcrofr's ai
u result of Iho t-plil in the democratic
nuiks over the loKiiliitiou providing
for tho repeal of Ihu exemption
clause of thu Pminiiiu on tin I hill wiih
voiced todny hy KoproM'iitativo
Know lands of California.
"The rnnkrt of tho opposition arc
liailly hrokeii," mid Know land, "nml
lliix will mean a liic mlvmitaco for
Hid republicans in tho oominc No
eiiilinr oloolioti. It's (on hud lhat
politioul cnpitiil Iiiih Io ho hiihod on
a proposition like Iho cmiul tolls, hut
it affooU every Aiuorioan, regiinlloxs
of parly,
"Tho ndidnrity of Iho demoorutio
party vaiiifhod when I'roMilcnt Wil
son split with some of the lirainiost
loadois of tho party. Solidarity is
iiuposkihlo when I'lOHidiMit WiNon
ndvooaton an uu-Aiuerionu policy."
TO
ON BOLL MOOSE TICKET
SAI.I'r, Or., Maroh 28. 1.. II.
MeMiihau, who has hecii coiisidoriiiK
onloiiiii; the priinnrios for Iho pro
roxsivo race for Kovornor, let it he
known today that ho has decided to
onler the race mid will aiiuouiioo hix
platform shortly.
0FAD1NTATI0N
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From l.ofl in Itiuht Mis W'nMi, Mi. Croiieks, M's Johnson. MIk Olson, Mrs. Wijtlitinitn, Mrs. Ftnaii, .Miss ljothwoll, Mrs. Hurt, Mr, t'letni'iits.
Iloro mo hoiiiii of Iho newest momhoiN of Iho Cluoiign police force. Thoy have joined so recently Ihut t hoy haven't their uniforms yd. Hut
I liny havo loanieil Hi pin Ihoir Mnr mi Iho loft side, i'iiiIIIso iaot of tho policewomen or tho country whoo photograph havo so far been pub
lUlicd. Thoy hno bron umlur Iho vuro of Licutcuuiit ty'cMbruuw, whu ha diuwn lliem hu wlo hboot with luvolvors, Komctlilntr Ihut fuw of litem
know uiiylhiiiu ubuut,
CABINET'S FATE
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jlf General Compiles With Asquilh's
! Request and Surrzndcrs Memoran
dum Promising Not to Use Army
1 In Ulster, Ministry Will Suniie.
Refusal to Comply Means Dismissal
From Command, Followed by Hie
Wholesale Resignations of Officers
LONDON. Mar 2s. - Tim Amiulth
raMncl'K Into wn i.ollevoil lonlclit Io
depend upon tho word of UrlKnill
(ieiiirnl llu'crt (UiiikIi.
It CoiikIi mirron I-t I lim tnciiior
nudum, lKtr! '.) War Sirrot,'i'
Hooly and ciid-irne 1 hy I'U'd Ji
nhal Sir John I'ronrh and Adjutnti'.
(onoral Sir John Kwnrt, protnlflti';
that troops would not Ijo tineil to
forcu I'lHterV iilimlnlon to nt.
I rlftlt parliament, InillraHoim woro
that tho mlnlatry won I a survive.
1'ioposiil .Must t'rciil
Tho IrUh home rule proposition
would (till remain (o be settled and
tho dancer of nn outbreak In UlslT
would continue tu uxltt but theso
HiliiKs were not urjont. The army
peril would havo bcoti averted and
to dcMTllie till "urgent" wan too
mild a word. French and Kwntt
would retain thrlr roiumlnlonii.
With (ioiikIi reduced to nubmldnlon
It wan unlikely there would bo much
trouble with tho,kor offlrora.
If. on the other hand, Cough re
fused io lurreiutcr thu momorandu.u
ho would bo dliuulsfcd from tho for
vice, but o luany other officers'
rcNlguatloUH reemed certain aa would
completely dUurRatilzo tho HrltUli
military entabllilinient.
IteslKiintlous to I'ollow
Mamh.il French and (ieneral Kwart
would bo tho flrn to retire, their
rcilRnatlons already having boon
tondcred. fioneral Sir Arthur PoRet
wa thoiiRht likely to follow. It wa
aalii inoro tran nine hundred other
officer woro proparcd to hand In
their coinmlsslona next.
Not even tho Liberals believed tho
ministry could do anything but stejt
down from office In tho faco of sujb
a situation.
Whether tho ultimatum to Gour'i
had boon held over tntll tonight,
and he was summoned over from
CiiiiiikIi Ctin it H eland, to re'o' o
t or whet'er t' had been received nt
l.t war n c was uncertain, o
profound was tho secrecy oborvod.
SAILOR COMMENDED FOR
BRAVERY BY DANIELS
WASHINGTON. March 2S.Soc
rotary of tho Navy Daniels today
commended IJolort Keathloy, a sailor
on Iho cruiser .Maryland, for his res-
euo of shipiuiitu from Sim Fran-
oisoo luiv. Fehriiarv 20.
HANGS ON
NO
SENT TO GOUGH
NINE OF THE NEWEST RECRUITS TO THE CHICAGO POLICE FORCE
CH12E, PET OF LILLIAN RUSSELL,
STOLEN WITH HER $2,000 COLLAR
'CBfvflV 7 Jst
ijHuluyv i
' 7 Hi M kM
Mian Lillian Russell
AND HER DOq CHEE.
I.llll.in ntMell hai lout her CJiott,!
luil she l not crlevlns over CUec so
union im miic Ik over the kh of tie col
lar which tho iIok It wear lntr.
A friend who llres In Shanghai.
Uiin.1, pretenlwl to her several yeart
ago a long siring of Jade lieads. The
U-iidt were perfect In slxe and color
ami were vnlueit at f.(X by Miss llus
ell. She had them made Into a dog
collar which she placed around Choc's
neck' The dog only had the collar one
week when be mysterloutly dUap-l-fircd.
OF PEOPLE STATES
POrtTLAND. Ore , Mar. 2S That
tho past ten years hud brought forth
a spirit now In American history,
spirit of social sorvlco as contrasted
with a spirit of selfishness, consti
tuted the theme of an address made
before the students of Heed College,
by William C. Itedfleld, secretary of
commerce this morning.
"Neither you nor I," said the sec
retary In part, "havo tho right to
bchavo as an Individual in any man
ner that would bo unfitting In citi
zens. Your llfo Is no longer youm
to do with as you please. You havo
a distinct duty to tho state and your
fellow men."
Secretary rtcdflcld Is Inspecting
tho United Stato fish hatcheries at
Oregon City this afternoon, will rest
In Portland this evening and will
leave for Seattle at midnight.
CAMBRIDGE DEFEATS
OXFORD IN THAMES
LONDON, March 2S. Cainhrid.uo
defeated Oxford today in thu annual
inter-varsity boat race on Iho
Thames-.
; CHANGE IN SPIRIT
CABINET OFFICER UNDER ARREST
Hf
inmiiiiiiw
MPM
I CLEVER GANG OF
COUNTERFEITERS
SEATTLK, Wash., Mar. 2S. A
round-up of one of the clevoicat
gangs of counterfeiters which has
operated In the northwest for many
years was completed last night when
Charles Dutcher was arrested by Se
cret Service Operative J. F. Stattcr,
at his home hero. At the same time
a complete outfit for counterfeiting
5 coins was found by Statter and
City Detectives Manchl and Majowsky
in a shack on the outskirts of the
city.
William C. Vaughn, who Is be
lieved to be the leader of tho coun
terfeiters was arrested In Portland
by William Glover, head of the Port'
land secret service. The following
night Harry S. Stono was nabbed by
Glover In Spokano after ho had
bought a ticket for Missoula, Mont.,
In nn effort to cscnpo tho officers
Tho round-up of the three men,
who have been operating In the
northwest since last October, solves
the mystery, It Is believed, of the
counterfeit $5 coins which have been
flooding banks and stores In Seattle
DEBATE WINS
SPLIT IN RANKS
Repeal of Canal Toll Exemption Oc
cupies Attention of House AH Day
Speaker Clark to Make Final
Speech Against Measure.
Some Republicans and ProfrHiivei
Line Up With AfhnlnistratHM m
Measure Praise and llame WHsm
WASHINOTON, March 28. All
day debate on the resolution to re
peal the exemption clause of tho
I'nnnmn on tin 1 lolls net was in prog
res in the house today. Proponent
of the Kims resolution were confident
of victory.
The opposition, however, wan
fighting the resolution bitterly mid
the split in the ranks of the demo
crats threatened to widen as the bit
terness increased. Speaker Clark
planned to make the final speech
against the tepeal of the provision
providing for free tolls for American
ships engaged in coastwise trnde.
The twenty-hour debate was ex
pected to end Tuesday afternoon.
Supporters of the repeal resolution
predicted n majority of from fifty to
sixty on the final vote.
Ilwo Hundred Want to 8pck
Two hundred members of tb")
house each want to speak an hour mi
the measure, but only sixteen hour
of debate remained when the housu
met nt noon. The debate today con
sisted largely of set speeche.
Representative Harrison praised
the stand ngutust tho repeal hy
S linker Clark nml Representative
Underwood.
"If this repeal is adopted," .he
said, "I believe it will mark the bo
ginning of the disruption of the party
organization."
Representative Stevens warned tho
house that resentment by the jwwers
might plunge the country into war if
the repeal resolution met with do
feat. To Ilepudlutc Promises
"Those loudly howling for patriot
ism," lie said, "nnd demnndinj; ihut
wc do as we please with our own and
lay down American doctrines regard
ing American waterways, forget tho
nation's history. For n century we
havo insisted upon equal treatment,
without discrimination, for our citi
zens in commerce everywhere. Now
it it proposed to repudiate our prom
ises, abandon our policies nnd re
verse our history. That is called
patriotism."
Most of tho speakers referred Io.
tho split between President Wilson
nnd Speaker Clark. Representative
O'Shaughnessy of Rhode Island sup
ported Clark's stand nnd nssniled
President Wilson's motives for nsk
inpr for the repeal.
Representative Thompson of Illi
nois, a progressive, supported Iho
repeal, saying:
"Although the progressive platform
contains tho free tolls plank, I um
unable to escape the oonviotiou tlmt
Iho exemption clause violates thu
terms of Iho IIny-1'nunoeforte treaty.
I believe our national honor is in-
(Continued on Page Five.)
WHITNEY SLAVE CASE
IS AGAIN POSTPONED
SAN FRANCISCO, Oil., March 28.
Tho ease against J. Parker Whit
ney, the Ulueor county millionaire
ranchman accused of trunsportiiiK
Genevieve Ilmiiuin from slate to
state for immoral nurposes in viola
tion of tho Maun white slave law,
wiih postponed again today by Fed
eral Judgd Dooling.
The delay was at United Hlutw
District Attorney Preston's rwpMwt.
Prostou wanted two more week mh4
Iho court gave it Io him. Whitney
was not in tho wiurtroimi, mr vi
repretieutei) by it hwyw.
DEMOCRATS
M