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SECOND
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WEATHER
TonJjc'it nnl VfitHwly
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Forty-fourth Yr.
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MEDFORD, OKlSflON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, V.)U
Pnlly
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NO. im
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GREAT BRITAIN AND TURKEY NOW AT WAR
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11 BARRACKS
BY
Aka'inh, on Turco-Egyptlan Frontier,
Shelled and DestroyedGerman
Officers '' Commanding Turkish
Troops Both Britain and Russia
Prepare for Offensive Campaign.
I .ON' DON, N. :i, 1:(i:i i. 111.
(liciit tlriliiiu iiiul Turknv an- at war.
Oeimmiy luy loeruitod mi nllv in (lie
nl. After (u'nt -I'imr liourn of
tinftit tiling, 1 1 i 1 1 t-T which hope watt
firi'MhCi Hint tlin porlo might mnkn
amend for the incidents in the Hlnok
m'ii, tin' MritUh admiralty itnnniinccil
shnitly hefore 1 oVIot'k this nftor
iioiiii that u llritUh warship hail
bombarded ami Iiiul destroyed tlu
TiiiKihIi barracks at Akabah on tho
Tut i'i lK.vit inn front lor.
It was at Akuhah Hint Turkish
euwilry MitmIn wow reported ye
(onlay picoaratory to moving inln
Kg.pt. Then thu Hritish funnel sol
diers, appmcutly under Ocrmiinx,
serving ni, iputsi-Turk, much in llio
hiinii' manner iih tho German officers
ii'iiinliiiii" in cliai'KO of thn oniinci
llii'xliui iiiul (Inchon, ami, llritili of-hi-ials
av, Hutu wiik no eoiirsu hut
to 0ll'll llONlillitioS.
.ology Too l,ntn
Tin nio)ogy of thn Turk for the as
mhiI I of hi flt-i't on IttiKhlnn poitn
vji tlin Mark en lirtn not noooiii-ii-licil
its purpox). Doth Russia nnil
Ureal llritahi liuvo undertaken active
inililary nioaiunm iiL'nin-t him, nnil
humilities havo begun on tin Hod sou.
In I'l-miee the troops of Kmpcror Wil
liam, fiiistrulcd u (heir persistent ca
tion or to ndwuicc along Hut const.
an now seeking ii route more to the
south, mill tin fllilm" in I'IiiimIith
i- ruing on with Iclcnninutiun on the
pint of tho allies am hoaty on
hIiiuuIiU fioui thn rai'iay.
Fightiiiy in ioiorled between lluH
siun ami Turkish troons near Tnh.
isond. It i announced in a now dis.
patch that Kmpcror Nicholas has or
doted Iiih Caucasian anuy to cross
tin- I'toiilior ami attack thn Turks;
tlio Turkish ambassador has left the
ItiiMKiuu capital: llu Russian foreign
minister bus ii'iilit'il to tin' porto that
ncgol billons mo now impossible, nnil
an impel inl munifchlo issued in IVt
lograil says Russian eunfitleuoo in
fit in Hint intervention of Turknv wi
only hasten thu fatal issue to that
empire ami that Russia will now find
a wav to sojllo the Illack sea urob
loms. Useless Slaughter
l.ivi'M without iHiinhi'i' wcic hiiori-
liri'il in an riulcuvor which utipamit-
l, icsullril in failure, for toil- '
arc hiiIiI to ho concent rating their ef-
(Conttniiod on rKO two.)
IT
KU I'ABO, ToxnH., Nov. !!. Oon
oral Cnrrnii7.n, In a iiiohhiiko rocolvotl
1 1 oro HiIb aftornoon, iloiiuroil Ihut ho
would not ahlilfl by tlio ucttau of -tlio
Akuiu CnllontoH convention In naming
a provlttlouul nrculdont.
WASIUNdTON, Nov. a. Official
illupntuhoH to tlio Htutu iloimrtnumt
loiluV ft om Akuuh Cnlloiitoa mi Id (ho
Kolitctloii of Kululln Utitlorrox an nro
vIhIoiiiiI proBldont job turd ay rvMiiltud
In an outliurst of onthmilatuii by tlio
duloKiitim. Tim Cnrmnxu, Villa und
.apnln ailhoroiitu nllltu Kroutod tlio
clinlcii with cIicoih,
Tlio term of tlio now cxocutlvo
wiik Hiultdil to 20 ilnyM, tlio offltint
illxpiitohiu niiIiI, In order to itlvo Ziipa
tit iluluKUtvN tluia to rvenlvo their
I'loiluiitlutu, pflur which tlio convoil
Hon would rii'imiiiiiiihlii uud rulify Iho
iti'lei'lloii of (llitlnne, (onllmilHg
liliu tlieivHMvr fyr lunyr Ivrm.
BOMBARDED
BRITISHWARSHIP
CARRANZA
SATSFED
m
NEW
PRESIDENT
A SCENE IN
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'3E'r?MAN RBrUOEES'
OUILI5ING5" IN
15,000 TURKISH
ALREADY IN EGYPT
IIKUI.IN. Nov. 3. (by wlrclens)
ItoportH ronclihiK llorllu from Athciu
declaro Hint 15,000 Turkish troops
nlremly nro In l-K)'Pt, nnd thnt tlio
Turklnh HoldlorH ninrchliiK nRnlnm
HURhln nro nlli'Kud to nuiiilicr 300,
Oflu. Tlio forcRiiliiK luformntlon wa
plvoti to the prunK In Herlln today.
Tlio Mntttno pulillnlicd In Home
ajB It hns rorclved roportn from
1-K)"t to tlin effect that tlio sentiment
of thn local portion Ih Btrongly antl-
UrltlHh nnd thnt tlio Indian troops
In KRypt HympnthUo with Germany.
According to Information glvon out
to tlio- promt In llorllu today HrltUli
crtilKorH havo ncnt a (Ireok torpedo
boat to tha bottom, mlntnldnc her
for n TnrklHli vcbb).
CROWN PRINCE
DADLY WOUNDED
(1KNKVA, Switrerhvud, via Paris,
Nov. II, 2:0,'i a. in. -Travelers who
arrived hero Monday from Slims
hurr bay that Crown Piineo Frederick
William of (lennany wuh Heriously,
ulthouKh not mortnlly, wounded in tlio
fiKhliiiK in France, and that hu has
been taken to thu palace at StniiK
Inii'i; ami phieud timler (ho euro of
HpcuialihtH froiu llerliu.
LONDON, Nov, :i, liin ii. in. -The
I'oiTiiHpomlent of IleutorV 'JVU'Kram
eoinpiiiiv ut Aiiikloi'duui Hcndrf (he
following! "A leleyniin IViuii Hilda
PcNl hinted (hat in thu eiiKMKeineiit
fought ii I'll r Tuiku, (Jullelii, Ihn Aiim
Irliiim look '-'700 inlitocviti, hiimuik
llieiu iiuiiieroiiu ThiIhtk and Won-jjoU,"
DECLARES
BERLIN
AU AN
CLAIM
DAILY
VICTORY
EAST PRUSSIA DURING THE ADVANCE
' i
LEAVING SOLPAU EAST PRUSSIA
BACKGROUND WRCCKPD BV RUrTIAN'
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NOT AT FAULT
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PKTHOUHAn, N.ov. II, ia London,
2:1"i p. in. Tlio Turkish ambassador
(o HiiHhln before he left the capital
todny on his return to Constantinople,
made tlio following statement:
"I triedvMith nil the force at my
command to ooininco tlio Kussinii
uiinistcr of foreign affairs thnt Tur-
ey was not actuated liy hostile fcel
iiiRs uffninst Itussin, and thnt if tin
townn' uventH had taken place, wo
were not at fault.
"I nui firmly convinced that the
war will ho of extremely hhort dura
tion ami Hint Turkey will assume thu
position maintained before (lunnau
infltiemio became paramount at Con
stantinople." It was learned in I'etrojjnul (hat
thu TurkishVonsul at Itatum, on thu
Illack Ken, suddenly disappeared a
week hvXoro thu boiubardment of thu
Crimean uily.
Tlio Polrograd authorities, aetini;
on instnu'tions alreaily received, have
begun tlio registration and tlio arrest
of all Turkish subjects. Thin mens
uro is, taken previous to their- expul
sion, whiuh will oee.ur Novumher 7.
TelegraniH received hero from Tif
lis, thu oanital and iidministrativu
Beat of (ho Caucasus, report grea't
(lenioiihtvatioiiH of nil ranks and na
tionalities before tho ualaeo of tho
governor general, all the manifestants
shouting their allegiance to Itussia
A regiment of fiOQO Annunian cavalry
lorincii on mo tn,t ovutoneo iif. nir,
key's hostility toward lliihsia, is be
ing auHinenled with larf;o numhertt of
new reoruils. At a soeoiai seHsion.of
the Till! eitv council, Kussian, Ar
menian, Mohammedan and other lead
ers voted holidlv in union with the
uatlonalistu iiuiiit (ho "tiaileroin
oiislaiii'lit of the Turks-, against the
it 1 1 i t a
common iittiieiianii. '
A ifitolullou was passed reipicsllui,'
Mo goMinior general lo telegraph an
exprcNrtlou of this loval NiihmUtiloii
to the elniieior.
l.uko Vluw hua uliljiped ihlii nhuii
ltllU licd of iMltlo, U.W hom of
nlivVP nnd l,H,U0g pound p( wool
iHnklnif u o of 5 turn.
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10 ROLE WORLD
LONDON, Nov. 3, 2:50
p. in. Tlio Copenhagen cor-
respondent of tho Kvenlng
Nows says that a Gorman sub-
Ject who heard Dmpcror Wll-
Ham on a recent occasion
when he addrcuwd his troops
Quotes his majesty as follews:
"We nro now fighting for
the life of Germany. Thoy
wish to kill Germany, but I
say If wo win and vo must
win a now umpire shall arlso
mora splendid than tho -world
over saw a now Itouiun-Gor
man emplro which bhall rule
tho world, and tho world shall
bo hnppy."
I4I
CAUSE DEATH
TKMIK HAl'Ti:, Ind., Nov. 3.
Deputy Sheriff Peter Feller was shot
and seriously wounded this afternoon
by William A. Mitchell,- a bpceial
election deputy, in a riot at a polling
place. Mitchell said ho shot in self
defouso when assaulted by a crowd
'of, mop, hut others said tho trouble
arose when oflieeis attempted to tako
from Mitehel a pun ho wan carrying.
Mitchell was ariestcd,
PAKIK, Nov. II, :tlA I Tho
(lenuaiiM icuuicil their hyiiilifcrduicnt
of the eltv of IHieimx with ureal tin.
itutH mi UiiiiilniP mid Aliiiidtit. int.Piiiil.
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iiitf lo a djiuleli o thu T'Hiiw I low
JKMdcHIU, y
N
RIOT
RHEIMS
OF THE GREAT RUSSIAN ARMY.
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-SUNS'.
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PORTE DETAINED
TRAIN
WASIIINOTON, Nov. It. The
Turkish minister of war ordered de
tained u special train bearing Itritish
and Frv'iicli subjects from Turkey
which Ambassador Morj;euthnii hail
arranged on Sunday to leao Con
stnutiuople. Tho cablegram from tho American
ambassador revealed that the UritMi,
French nnd Itiissinn nmbiissadrtrs
finally got away from Constantinople
on n special tram ai ia oeioeu niiu
uight Sunday.
Tho minister of war declared that
until Turkish subjects in Kugliuid as
well as in Ilussia and France, were
given assurances of protection and
permitted to leave the country, all
Hritis.li and French subjects would
be held in Turkey.
Ambassador Morgenthmi cabled the
American government that before tho
Itritish ambassador left he had piven
Mr. Morgcnthuu assurances that all
Turkish subjects in the llritish emplro
would ho permitted to leate,
Mr. Morgentliau's latest dispatch,
dated " p. m. Suudav, said ho had
been informed by a member of tho
Ottoman cabinet of the sinking of two
Turkish vessels by tho Ikilish tleet in
the port of Smyrna and of tho cross
ing of Hussion troops on tho frontier
of Krzerun.
AUSTRALIA PLACES
' EMBARGO ON COAL
WASHINGTON, Nov. H. Tho
American consul ut Sydney, N. jj V.,
icported toduv tho AtMriiliun :ov
eriiment ulaced an embargo on meat
ami coal except to (lie mother coun
try. Judge Fh'iiiiut', chief of Hie hoijrd
of foielyii Hade aduo, loiluv ie
eeUcd a oableuiam from Hut Anieii-
nui roiimil generiil in Aulriilli. utat-
lug Hint Hie AiMnilluii uoieriMiU'lit
liml nlo plmcil an fiuhiuu't "I1""
H'H'I uheut uu flour, t
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SENT ARKANSAS
WASHINGTON', Nov. U. It has
been decided to send federal troops
into the Hartford valley, Arkansas
strike zone. Orders have been pre
pared at the war department and
Secretary (larrison later today will
make a public statement of reason for
the uetiou.
Judge Younian-, in the federal
court, has reported ho is unable to
enforce his unions in thu strike zone
when mining properties nro in the
hands of receivers appointed bv the
United States court, and that the
deputy marshals have been unable to
cope with tho situation. It is the
firt timo in many years that the ju
dieial branch of thu government has
called upon the militarv to assist in
enforcing its orders.
DK1.1II, India, Nov. !!, via London,
11 :';i u. m. A number of influential
Mohammedans havo held a meeting at
Qut'tta at which there was adopted a
resolution setting forth that Turkey
had been decoyed hv (lennany into a
breach of neutrality and that the
Itritish gooiumeut could rely on the
fdiellitv ot Heluehislaii Mohammed
ans. GERMANS LEAVE
E
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 - Forelun
offlco ilUpatclii'M to tho I'lOIICll oiii
Imxny today suppluiuonlod tho ac
count of tho (leriumi wlthdruwul from
tho nui Hi of llxmudo with tho statu
Itient that "ut thn mid of the diamond
ho took up thu offvuklto oh our
dv "
FEDERAL
TROOPS
MINING
ZONE
NDANS
PROCLAIM
BRITISH
YA
ID
AREA
GERMANS QUIT
BANKS OF YSER
10 MOUTH
Campaign to Seize Channel Ports a
Failure Fresh Attacks by Kaiser's
Army Result in Failure Allies
Make Progress in Center and Right
Wfoo.
PARIS, Nov. 3, 2:45 p. m. Tlio
French official announcement given
out this afternoon says the Germans
would appear to havo completely,
abandoned tho loft bank of tho Yscr
below Dlxmudo and that troops of
tho allies havo re-occuplcd points ou
tho river without great difficulty.
The text of tho communication fol fel fol
eows: "On our left wing the enemy seems
to havo completely abandbned tho
left bank ot tho Ycer downstream
from Dlxmudc, and reconnaissances
by troops of tho allies undertaken
on tho highways In tho Inundated
regions woro successful In re-occupy-Ing
points of passage across tho river
without great difficulty.
Advance In South
"To tho south of Dlsmudo and In
the direction ot Gheluvlt our avdanco
was particularly perceptible.
"In tho region to" tho aortli ot
Ljs. In spite ot determined attacks
by the Germans In considerable force,
our front was yorywhero maintained
or re-established by (he. end of the
day.
"Fresh attacks by the Germans on
tho environs of Arrjls and against
Llhons and Lo Qucsnoy en Bnntorro
resulted In failures. '
"On tho center In tho region of
tho Alsne to tho east ot tlicforcst of
Aiguo wo havo lhado somo' progress.
To the cast the positions on tho
slopes ot tho plateaus to ,tho north
of tho villages ol Chavouno and Sou
hlr, had been compelled to draw back
Into the vnlloy to the east 'of this lo
cation. Wo havo maintained our po
sitions at Aniont on tho right bank
of tho river."
Violent Cannonading
"Thoro was violent cannonading
during tho day between Hltoltns and
tho Mcuso as well as on tho heights
of tho Mouso.
"Further efforts on tho part of
tho Germans In tho forest ot Argonno
have been checked.
"Wo havo contluued to mnko
progress to tho northwest ot Pout-a-Mousson.
"On our right wing thoio lmvo
been somo engagements favorable to
our arms along tho Rlvor Sollle."
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OF KAISER'S ARMY
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IIAVIIB, Frauoe, Nov. 11, viu Paris,
.:05 p. in. -An official communion-
.!.. ..; i ... ii.- ni. :-
nun giteii on i uy mo jpuiiuii Kin
era I btaff uud dated Xovember -,
0:1." p. in., say:
''Tho enemy has fallen hack to
wards thu east, abandoning his dead
and wounded.
"Our troops nro holding tho posi
tions occupied yesterday.
"Our advance forces, whioh moved
towaid tho Yser, aro finding every
where bigus of precipitate retreat."
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