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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
1'nlr nml Warmer Tuesuay.'
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Forty-flfth Year.
Dally Tenth Year.
MEDEORD. OREGON, MONDAY. .HTLY 19, 19M
NO. 101
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LIBERTY BELL ENDS CROSS-CONTINENT JOURNEY
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TOWARDS
RIGA
Most Giuanttc Ojicratlons of Wat'
Now in Process Alotm Enllrc Rus
sian Front Russians Finding De
fensive Battle for Possession of
Warsaw-rMay Lose nil Poland.
LONDON, July lib Attention is
now centered on tTio gignntiu oporn
tions in the pnslurnTiulur war whore
fighting is in full swing: in nearly
very scolio'ii ol" Ihq, lliNsiini lint
frniit the Hnlliu l the Dniester.
(lenornl Von Huelow on llu- loft
of Oeiiefnl Vtn Klni-k in the first
invasion of Franco, now tiiuinunls
tlio oslrrnlc Jc(!t oC tlic Gorman nd
vnni'o lownfd ltign, which I? b"ing
conuiietcd liy onvnlry on n scale ex
ceeding anything liorctoforo during
the wnrof Hcrlin olniuis n steady ul
vnueo and Petrogrnil concedes nn tnl
vnnco ul'ter tho Htisiim fnrocs hud
made u stubborn contest. JB
OsMmoU IIjiIIh In Orders
On Von Huclow's riahl U (lenernl
Von Kichlinrn, who is being IipIiI hi;
ly tho great Htitsinu fmtro-s of 04
nowetz. On Von KiehhoTiri right n
(lenernl Von flnllwitz, whoso linine
appears for tlie first time in large
opctntion. Alter capturing Przns
nysz lio is now proving u Germnn
nttnek nn'fliu Xniew river ami it-
trihitturic.
On tlio Tninoiiefllnwkn, nml Il.nra
lines there is coinpnralivo ipiiet,
whieli iH itlxo roj'leeleii on llie .miiiUi
side of WniNnw, lyit to illo'smWietiHl
tlio lnnvcineiit against Lublin, which
was temporal ily checked, in again in
full swing.
A Hff'iiHe llutllo
Tlio llussiuns must light a defen
sive battle for the posse-mion of Wnr
wiw or ahinulon 'nil of Poland. The
(Ioniums aro considered undonbtcd
lyMo prefer tho first issue, henee the
Kussiiiiif, in the opinion of many
military obsenors, are likely to at
tempt ix complete withdrawal with
their Jinnies intact. Thoso troiuen
1oiih ucliiticH hy tho Oormuns in
the east surest that they have little
rc-ervo left to devote to the western
campaign, which offers, the entente,
jillies u respite, either for the com
pletion of munitions supplies or n
concerted attempt to recapture Lille,
(alas In Dardanelles
News despatches from Athens re
port hard lighting on tho Clallipoh
peninsula with the forces of the en
tente nllios attacking along lh whole
front, Tho attneks are snid to have
been f.nccossj'ul hut thoro is no de
finite, uows its to tho extent of the
ground reported to have been gained.
Delated despatches from the llus
Man front toll of tho recent concen
tration of groat Austro-Oennan
forces on tho 100 mile lino hotweon
the Vistula, mid tho Hu. (I is here
that Ncvero pressure is now boimr put
by Kk'hl Marshal Von Maokonson
uion tho Itusaian forces in the great
Teutonic move against the armies of
the annul Duke Nicholas which has
brought forth simultaneous attneks
all along the front from the llnltio
provinces to Hossarnbiii. Itussia'a
nnuy opposing Oeneral Von Mnoken-
sen is deohirod to be ono of the best
she ever put into tho field.
Along Western Front
Paris reports two otaoks by
GeniiniiB, both of which wero
puUed. Ono of theo was in
the
vicinity of Souehoz and another in
tho region of North Unhurt in tho
Argonne. There wore only outpost
encounters in Lorraine nud artiller
play on French trenches in Belgium,
liuicthitv prevailed along the re
mainder of the front.
10 NAME BOARD
WASHINGTON, .Tulv 10 Secre
tary Daniel tHht tuked eij(lit lead
ing AnHtneau wifutific M,iuiut to
ielert aixtara won fornot in oionw
and in whImmi to join Tk-owan A. KUi
un m tlt nw ailvuory boanl for
tbti niivy. Mr. Daniel will nut make
the HpM.iiiiiiient bunelf, a wu v-jcv.ted.
ASKS
SCIENTISTS
SETTLE STRIKE
Believed That Minister Will Be Able
to reach Agreement With Miners
New Proposals Made By Strike
Leaders Which Enables Peace With
Honor to both sides.
LONDON. July in. David Llqyd
Goorse, milliliter of muutlloiiH. lias at
Inst taken a band in the South Wales
coat sjrlko, ami announced his Inten
tion of going to Cardiff tonight to
havo a talk with the men. This an
nouncement wns mailo shortly after
It became tfnown that new proposals
had been ml vn need whlclapparcntly
offered Reed prospect of Fettllnt; tho
strlko.
Mr. Lloyd-OeorRO Is very popular
with tho miners and It is thought a
dlorect1 appeal 'from him will havo a
creator, effect than any other In
fluence. ,
A eonferonqo hotweon tho oxecullvo
romiulttee of tlio miners nml Walter
Iluucpnan, prescient of tho hoard of
trudo, has been arranged for tonight,
hut wns made unnrcessary by tho
action of Mr. Lloyd-George. Tho
meeting hns hcon cancelled, although
lomo memhCrs of tho executive com
mltteo already had started for Car
diff from l.buon when Mr. Lloyd
Georgo's Intervention was announced.
NowlTropoMiN Mmlo
It Is understood that new proposals
havo been advanced which are likely
to constitute fn liaals on which both
sides concerned In tho South Wales
coal strike 'vll! lo able to arrango
j.raco wlihnut Ions of prMstlgo.
Nil deilnlio information has been
given ut, I tit hero was another dra
matic '. ir in tl o ultuatlon that after
noon ns the result of a communication
sent following a cabinet mcotlng to
the executive comnrittoo of tho miners
at Cardiff. Tho commltteo which was
In tosslon when tho communication
was received. Immediately adjourned
ii nil started ror London to meet Wal
ter Uunclmon, president of tho board
of trada.
It wns learned later that tho pro
posals for ending tho Btrlko originat
ed with tho miners. Thoy wero sent
to London by tho executive commltteo
with tho sanction of tho minors' load
ers, who believe they will prove accep
table
W.J.
SAN FHANCISCO, July 10.
William Jennings llrynn's failuro to
appeal today before tho First Pacific
conference of the Asiatic Institute at
tho uppointed hour, oaus-ed n largo
audience to rise nud mnrch out of
tho building, ns if rehearsing u fjro
drill. Officers, speakers and n few
of the most faithful, 1c-m than a
hundred in all, remained to tho end
of tho morning session.
Mr. Hryan's train bearing him froip
tho south was soveral hours late. Ho
telegraphed ho could not reach the
1'iiiinniii Pacific- exposition whore
tho meeting wag hold, boforo noon.
Tho nudienco listoncd with good nt
tention to Fredoriok Mcl'onnick, sec
retary of tho Asiatic) Institute, but
when the chairman uttempted to in
troduce a second sjH'aker ones of
"Hryan! llrynn!" drowned his voice.
Filially it was explained that Mr.
Itrvau Was lute and the audience de
parted. IIEItLIN, July 10, by wlrolois to
Sayvillo. The following official com
munication was received bore today
from Vienna under date of July 18:
"An Austrluu aubmarlno attacked
anil tank louth of llagasa, tho Italian
cm liter Uiuepio Ourllialdl. Tho
erulner foundered within fifteen minutes."
CROWDS
CLAMOR
BRYAN
SUBMARINE
NK
IN
ER
How Hie famous licll liMtkiil an It
went ttirougli I ho streets if San I'nin
rlsco to Its new homo In llio IVun
sylviiiiim liulbllng at tlio I'anama-I'n-clflc
International exposition, lieii
II will stay, guaiiled ilay and nlgtit,
iiulll llie lilir show cIomn. It will
tlieu he tlien to Its home In hide- j
pemleiK-e Hull In I'lillailclplila,
FRANKLIKELYTO
DIE FROM SIAB
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MiLLi:i)i:ni:viLLi:, na., ,ini i
Physicians who cMiiniucd Leo M,
Frauk in the state prison early toda
said his condition was much worc.
The jagged out in his throat received
nl the bunds of u fellow prisoner Sat
urday uighl wns Mvnllou and his lum
peraturo was at 102 li-."i.
Dr. II, J. ltoseuheig, tho Frank
family ibysieiaii, who returned to
Atlanta last niht, beliecd Frank's
condition warranted his leaving. He
and another iitcuduiit physician were
Mimmnucd back today.
Kiirly today Frauk was restless,
his temperatiirfl continued to rise pud
at about daylight ho was delirious ut
brief intervals. Tho (emponiliiro
the bibest point shortly before H
o'clock nml then began to drop. At
11 o'clock it wns u fraction over 101.
Dr. Ouy Coniptou, tho piinon phy
sician, was not so nlnimed over tho
turn of tho night ns worn the other
attendants. Ho said today that some
fever was to bo expected and that tho
swollen neck wns not beeoasnrily an
exceedingly dangerous sitpi, Wood
poison is most feared.
William Oreen, Frank's Assailant,
still refused to talk today. Ho in
kept in irons.
Dr. W. J. MoNniiKhtoni n nonviet
who, like Frank, was saved from the
gallows by u commutation of sent
ence from Oovornoi" Slaton, wna
nearby when the nttaok was made.
His quick work in making a ligature
of lint ends of tho jugulur vein
stoppefl tho flow of blood. Dr.
ItoMtuhurg said this saved Fniuk'o
life.
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ROOSEVELT OFF
SEATTLE, July 10. Thoodoro
Looscvolt roio oarly this morning.
At 7:4r Mr. and Mrs. Iloosovolt sut
down to broikfaat at tholr hotel with
Senator and Mrs. Mllos Polndoxtor
and Scott C. Ilono. wlltor of the Seat
tle PofcUlutdilgontor. I'olltlea wero
not dlfirfuMod at tho broakfaat. A
croAd in front of tho hutwl gave
Looi-vult a cheer when hit automo
bile ilrew a-'iy at 9 o'eloek, and tho
former pcMldAnt llftod his bat and
kiuilod. At tie railroad atatlon all
ot her throne greeted him, and he sa
luted ilifHi with a broad sweep ot bis
soft hat. lit dejtartod for San Fran
rlsro oh a train that left Soatlle at
9 20 o'olook Kiid will go direct, mak
ing nl) f-ih stops as the fast tralu
doei,
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.Mayor ltolph of San Fruurlsc-n (on left In overcoat) nml fioveinoc lllmni W. Johnson of California (to
right uf Mayor ltolph) IkmkUmI a reception cnnmlt(c that, met tho Mlicrty bell ut the Ciillrornhi lino and es
corted It to San l'Yanrlsco.
GONZALES LEAVES
CAPITAL TO EIGHT
VILLA'S COLOMN
WASHINGTON. July 19. An offi
cial dirpatoh to the state dopartment
ironi Moxico Cl.v tpdiy fiild Genornl
GnuznloA and tho Carranza army hnd
"loft tho city" to take Puobucn. It
did not say whether they bad ovfto
uatod. Karllor private advlcos said
(lonoral Villa's southern column was
ppproachlni tho capital.
Tho official dispatch salt! Genoral
OoiualoB hnd left sis thousand men
In tha cnpltsl. Olsorvora boro thought
It indlcatoil he had Bono to moot tho
Villa column
l'ainlno conditions In tho capital
aro doscrihod In a Hod Cross roport
received today. Dated July 1st, it
says more than 100,000 women on tho
previous day applied to tho Interna
tional committee for food tlckots.
Only 40,000 woro available
tt. .... rnmaplll Onil llnnliln n .lnv
. T '","",' , ' ,'"" " ' 7
went to the slaughter houso to got tho
blood that is savod and glvon away,"
tho roprt savi, "thero aro now 2,000
dally bealeginK the atos. Near thoro
tho other dsv twenty peoplo woro seen
strugeltHK (u K ulooes ot a dead
bono."
DELUGE FALLING IN
ICAKKAK t 1 IV, July 1U. In, nu-.-iiVac
f of lltxxU provsileil here to
day, following lnaNy mia ia Kansas
and tl- -' i' "f Mlnri i.t 1
iiiltht.
ArcitinpuiiM'il l. fetronjf windu frrnii
twu tu lour iih In-- of ,ram tell tu
the Kiiu nii valley,
REDFIELD CALLS
P0IS0NE0 SHELL
ADVERTSER down
WASHINGTON, Jtijy 1().-Let-tore
of reproof, wriln IJJ" jjvunitiiry
Uedliehl, wero sonli lu5ln.f ' fj. tho
Clovolnud Automatic Mimhinjiiiy ii)iu
V" t , V IIIIIUB BOIIIIICHBl. Ol llll'Ml'll
puny of Cleveland, OhionpT thv ffiro greatly unsettled and there
American Machinist, a NVW" VftrVthfAt lmieh Inntiinr nml destrueti
trudo iniiKazino. denlinir with tthtf
publlention of an ndveiliiomeut or
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po.sono.m 8molhng sheila.
I'lirt liklit In I l Ifimtklitr umiiiHtil
i.u ,v.v. w ... . . 11.1.1PH;, ,Wimii
nmiingnr of tho Cluvelnml aonoern,
lohuruotorizo tha ndvertiaomaut . in
quostlon "utrooiotia" nml says:
"At 11 timo when overy iuitluel of
patriotism culls for calm nml self
restraint, whim fcobriuty at state
ment is nhnoil n supremo iltity, you,
as you admit, to gain notiuo to tin
ndvurtiiumeiit, draw u picture of
huiiiiin inisory as u iiieana of (turning
'
ri iinlif lliriniMli liui unlii nr tun .
lobbies to produoo it."
Tu his letter to the Hill Publishing
company, piiblishora of tho American
MiiohiuisU, Sveiulury Jtedfiehl
wrote:
"Tho time is one of peculiar ox
eitomout with half the world 011 fire,
and wo alone of tho groat iintiona lire
outside of the onnflict. At sueh a
iiuie when vestruiiit ami ealm l the
duty of every ciliaeH, your ooluuiu
j were opew to slutiwHits ealrulstwl
to araua wrath am) kindle oxcite
uieut m Ike ivkidt has altowu. 1
trust Uie offenMi anaiaat humanity
mil against that self eniitnd wlurb
ia a pittriulic duty may nut be re
peatal."
The inr-tiKutioii bv the depart
ment of I'KluiiirP crli,M-d that Iks
('leiehiiui eoiiccrit hail lor sale it
matttin, wbirk wa not priwarilv de
xigtied In turn out mim neid abclU,
but win. b could be u-d for llmt
purpose.
IBANDITS SHOOT
' THROUGH WINDOWS
OF PASSING TRAINS
Pl'KDLA, Mexico, July 10, wu Key
West, Fin., July Jl). Delayed in
transmission, Conditions id the reg
ion betweou Vera Cruz nud Piiebln
((13 miles southeast of Mexico City)
has
ug nml destruction ot
llnHttirOv On tho Inlor-Occnnio rnil
'roaM stations havo been destroyed
lm(4vecn.Vqr(t .Cruz nml Jaliipa for
tl.o 00 inilttfi '"ml. In ono instance
it 1 if ' . 1
mo Hinnoiiav infftui ami ie cltiiii 1
operator vrfyt killed
On tho llntwL owned broad gaue
railroad tho Zapata forces ore bo
coining bolder. TIio 1ins been
shooting in tho outskirts of Unua
and Cordova. Trains nro delayed i;n
fruijuentlypnssflngors, some of tjitm
Amoricnnn, havo beui compclfcil tu,
lio on tho floor of tho cars whifo
bailditfi Hhoot through tho windows
01 passing trams.
In rosponso to tho protest of Join
It. Sillhiinn, Prchideut Wilson's site-
oinl Kfiont in Mexico, ngainst t ,
tanks on foreign owned property
(lononil Cnrranm stntioned 11 guui
ut thu liuue American owned sunf
pilllllllUOIl Ul I'lOIUIO. .lipillll UTOp
wunt to tho plantation and linage
the Cnrrunzn men to a tree.
Kl. I'Ami, Tx.it, J 18 Car
niiiis' Kut he r aoa drcQlbnihm
rousa uiut here Uu received ad
vltoa that Naeo, tfonnr, was captured
today by Carraiuu rorejss. a part of
the Villa sarrlaop ecuping across tho
lntern.it tonal iuUdarj lino into thu
L'nlUd dlatos.
NC
OCCUPIED
CARRANZA
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President and Lnnslnq In Accord
Ootli Having Renfchcd Same Con
clusionNote to Be Definite Indi
cating That United States Cannot
Expect to Remain Passive.
WASHINGTON, July 19. Presi
dent Wilson and Secretary Lansing
today discussed In dotal) a draft of
tho nolo tn bo (wnt to Oormnny this
wool; Informing tho imperial govern)
ment what tha United States will do
If there is further violation of Amer
ican rights on the lilRh seas,
Tho return of President . Wilson
from Cornish, N". II., gave Secretary
Lansing his first opportunity to con
fer on tho policy to bo followed as
tho result of Germany's failure to
satisfy tho American demands mnde
In tho note of Juno 0.
Or Infinite Character
It was understood that tho Presi
dent and Mr. Landing found. that they
hud reached about tho samo conclus
ionthat tho next communication to
Uormany will bo of n definite char-'
acler, tanking unmistakably clear that
the United Htates cannot bo expect
ed to remain pnsslvo In tho event of
another attack on nn unarmed And
unresisting ship with a loss ot Anier
leans.
Tho noto, It Is now practjcally
agreed, will announce to Germany the
Intention ot tho United States to r
sort Its right on tho high season aci
r.ordanco with International law,
Thoro w'lH..probaby be little or no
discussion on tho principles treated
already at length In previous notes.
Prompt action In dispatching tho
noto wns Generally forecasted. To
morrow It will bo submitted by tlio
president to tho cabinet and possibly
may bo rovlsed again at Frlda's
moctlng. In official quarters it was
agreed that tho communication wou'd
bo on Its way to Ilorlln by Saturday.
InNiicnced by Oitluua
Although It Is not certain whether
reference will bo innjle to the attack
on tho Cunard liner Orduna, It Is
known Hint tho Incident has swept
aside previous suggestions that tho
next communication would take Into
consideration that Gorman subma
rine commanders In nctual practice
woro conforming to tho rulos of In
ternational law.
Secretary Lansing was at the "White
houso for moro than an hour. AVblln
bo bud been In frequent communica
tion with tho president since the
latter went to Cornish, N. II., It Is un
derstood that ho did not obtuln until
today tho president's final decision of
tbn extent to which tho purposes of
tho United States would be stated In
tho next note.
TO LEAVE AIVALI
PAIUS, July 10- Tho Check gov
eminent hns received confinnution
that tho inhabitants of Aivnli (ii
Asiu-Minor on tho gulf of Adrumyth
havo been ordered to evacuate lb"
oily nml go into tho interior of A-m-Minpr,
nccording to nn Athens des
patch to tho Havas agency today.
Tho,' government Iiuh sent nn ener
cuiiLi.ni'&iihLin tho norte. tho lif-
;co
is no other tdbaCCO
11 "n
mellOW-SWCet tlaVOf
I.
tasty and SatlSiyin
HAN
NOT
GREEKS
ORDERED
iiipA j i
?Tlf'rcek-,
' 1 sbiiH.
wt
numbers about US.000 per
Li
1015 42,434
LONDON, July 19 The total eniu
ualtles of tho Dardanelles expedition
ary force to dato In Hilled, weuaded
and missing havo beeu 4S.43-1 stfleers
and men, Premier Asqultli tM the
bongo of commons today. Tha tejol
includes both naval sua wlVMary
brauches o( the service.
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