Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER "
Fulr Tonight and Saturday.
Mnx. 32.B, Mln. 38, 1'rc. 1.00
II
iorty-flfth Tear.
Oafly Tenth Year.
CZAR TO STRIKE
AT BULGARIA
VIA ROMANIA
Large Russian Forces Mobilize Close
to Rumanian Border and Invasion
lo Be Under Way Within Week
-.Rumania Asked to Consent to
Passinrj of Troops.
LONDON', Nov. 20. Check affairs
Imviiif emerged from (lie uncertainty
which for some time hns been a pot
ent menace to the allied enmpnign in
Die Uiilknns, Huninnin's problem now
command chief attention in Kurope.
Although Huinnnia is licset with dif
ficulties somewhat similar to those
which caused Greece to hesitate, she
is net invidved in the same, political
tmmoit and her situation is expected
to mature more rapidly
Itusslun Forces Heady
Whatever flennnn efforts have
hcen made in Iiuinnnia, it is believed
here that they have been largely off
set by thi) presence of Inrgo Kiissinii
J'mccs close; to the frontier, and the
now rapidly dei doping Russian prcp
a rat ions, with Odessa as a base, from
which no other infereneo is possible
thi'ii her imiuediale entrance into the
Hiilknn conflict.
Kmporor Nichuhis is said lo have
promised the appearance of Kussinn
troops in Dulgiuia within a week.
Then? aro increasing indications that
this campaign will he launched by
way of ltiimtiniu, and it is reported
that conferences arc now beinir held
between representatives of ltussiii
and Kiimnniii to obtain the hitter's
consent lo this move. This consent,
as intimatod clearly by Itumaninn
sMcmeii, has depended on whether
the .lilies gain a preponderance of
forces in the Pnlknns. Kumnnia
givos evidenoe ot being impressed
stronglv bv the eoncontr.it ion of
2."i0,0u0 Russian troops at It-mail and
Ifcui, nonr hor border.
Gorilla Near Full
No important achievement bus been
recorded on either side, since the
German announcement of the fall of
Prisliim and Mitrovitzn. With only
n small strip of territory left to de
fend, Serbia's leaders declare she is
unbeaten and can still harass the in
vaders. General Hoyad.jicff, tin
liulcariaii eouur.aniler, say, on the
other hand, that King Peter's troops
will be put out of action in a few
days.
No official report has reached
l.indon at noon today of tho capture
of Gvirizia by tho Italians, although
tho fall of tho r.ity wns regarded as
imminent. This impoitaut system of
fortifications, commundiuir the rail
road'lines conueuting tlia upper and
'oner Isonzo, and called tho key to
the Austrian dcieuscs to the nortl),
has been the nbjcctiu' for which th"
Italian annv has been struggling for
scuunl iiitMitli.
BY AS
E
LONDON, Nov. 2C Tho German
protected cruiser Frauonlob has bcon
wink by a submarine of the ontonto
allies, according to a semi-official
annoiiueciiiout ninilo at l'?troKrad.
sajs a ditputch to tho Central News
agoney.
The Vrauenlob Is roporled lo have
boon sen: to tho bottom in tho game
looallty vbore tho German protectsd
oiuiior I'jidlno. a slater ship of tho
Frauonleii, was lost.
Tho Pranenlob was a protocttd
oruleer ot S07S tons and was built
Ji: 1101. A dispatch published In the
Polltlkeii of Copenhagen on Novem
ber !5 W a report had besn receiv
ed tkit tHe Hransalob bad been sunk
off the south owitl of Swotlui. Hr
siaier br ! ImilHe. was sunk.
HM0TilBK ( B 'BfflUl HONOUR 'fc-
Wkmt - in .JwlUi lir4oi
ttm a u' rt4 m Dm alters
of Kmbf t 7. wfcile uir4llag th
wulh tfwvl .1. lou.t
The Kr.,.inlo'. and 1'iHlne both
carried crews 101.. latins ' .'"' lmi
f Ml !l
GERMAN
CRUISER
FRAU
NLOB SOI
MAI
VILLA SNIPERS
SHO DTAMERICAN
ACROSS
BORDER
Nagalcs Captured by Carranza
Forces After Battle With American
Troops in Which Two American
Soldiers Were Killed and Eight
Wounded by Mexicans.
NOGALF.S, Ariz., Nov. 20. Anicri.
can outposts reported this nftcmoon
that two United States soldiers had
been killed and eight wounded in tho
fighting with tho Mexicans across the
line.
NOCALKS, Ariz., Nov. 2C No
gales, Sonora, tho Mexican town Im
mediately ncross the border, wns cap
tured today by tho Carranza forces
of General Alvaro ObrcKon after snip
ers left by General Francisco Villa en
gaged In a brief battle across tho
boundary with American troops.
Three American soldiers of Com
pany h, Twelfth Infantry, and flvo
Mexicans wero wounded. Whether
any wero killed Is not determined.
Ono Mexican woman was among tho
wounded.
Vlllnlsls Leave City
A Carranza courlor sont to apprise
Colonel W. H. Sage, commanding tho
American troops of tho defeat and
flight of tho Villa troops was shot off
his horse. Ho was brought to tho
American side of tho lino. Tho bat-
tlo between tho American troops
stationed on tho lino began shortly
before noon. At this tlmo Villa
troops, who, with their chloftnln, had
evacuated tho town early today, wero
both- onuaued by tho Obregon forces
Bomo twelve miles south ot Nogalca,
Sonora.
Tho Mexican town had been looted
and shooting which began early, sent
a shower of bullets to tho Amorlcan
sldo. Throngs which had gathered
on tho streets leading to Nogales,
Sonora, and tho thoroughfare mark
ing tho International boundary wero
hurried back by United States sol
diers.
SullK'rs 0sn Klro
Then a party of snipers opened flro
on tho Amorlcan town. Colonel Sago
had given orders that tho American
troops should return any flro that en
dangered Amorlcan lives. Infantry
men stationed near tho lino opened
on tho snipers when given tho order
to fire. A number of Mexicans wero
scon to fall.
A detachment of Villa cavalry, ovL
dently a portion of tho forco engaged
south of tho city, was then seen dash
ing over tho hills southwest of No
galcs, Sonora. They wero shooting
and dodging and seeking cover. Tho
Amorlcan soldiers replied to their
fire, shooting deliberately and appar
ently with sufficient effect to halt
the Mexicans.
Tho snipers posted In tho looted
town gradually stopped firing. Later
tho Carranza courier r.ppcarcd. A
bullot stopped him, and ho was
brought to tho Amorlcan side with
jto bullet In his wni,
MARINES SENT
TO
SAN DIKGO, f l, No. 2(i.--Two
comnanies of the lour It refitment of
marines from hero with Colonel J,
II. Pendleton, commanding, aro ex
pected to join the troops en route on
the l S. S. Sn.u Diego from ban
Francisco tor Toolobanipo, milling
a total of about 100 men. Other com-
pattiis- nlrmu'v in soutlwni waters
will iimko up tho regiment, and twa
comnanifrs will remain bout. The
equipinotit include field hospital, ar
tillery, machine amis nu one auto
mobile tnnk. The expedition. Icuvo
here eurlv tomorrow.
T
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IN MESOPOTAMIA
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View of Sllilo in Culebni Cut
Town of Brousnik CapturedSerbs
Driven Back By Germans Kitch
ener at Rome Evacuation of Ml
tau by Germans Reported Winter
Alont Vostjes Italy Lands Troops.
PAHS, Nov. 'J0. A victory for the
French forces in Serbia, in uu of
fensive movement . undertaken on
Tuesday hied, is reporttil in a dis
patch float Snlotiiki filed yesterduy
to the llavns r.gcncy. The French
aro said to have captuted the town of
Uroitsiiik, west of Krivolak.
IIKKL1N, Nov. 2(1. Serbian troops
offering resistance tu rtutr-gnard ae
tions to the Teutonic advance near
Mitrovitra and Sienicn havo been
driven back by Field Marshal Von
rnekenscn's forces, German army
headquarters announced today.
PAIUS, Nov. SO. The arrival ut
Iloim'tof Field Marshal Kitchener,
Dritish war hceiotary, in n telegram
to tho Iliivas News agciicy. Tho
Dritish marshal reached Home from
Naples and went directly to tho Drit
ish embassy.
i
PAniS, Nov. 'JO-A luivns dis
patch from Petrogrud today says:
"Gorman prisoners brought to Diga
from the region of Olai confirm the
report of the complete- evacuation of
Mitau by the German troops."
PAWS, Nov. 2 . .Winter has fet
in along the fighting line, in the
mountains of France. A snowfall in
the Vosgcs U reported in tho com
munication this afternoon from the
war uffiuc.
PriTROGKAI), Nov. 'JO. ccord
iugHfo information fi-Jiu official
fcources received here, Italy has be
gun landing troops at Alonn, Al
bania. L
WASHINGTON. Nov. JO.- Pti.i.
dent Wilson will imain in Now Vork
over Sunday. At the gnme he will
hit fir it in a bos on tho navy bide cri
the field and during thu lat hulf will
yo to tho A i my side.
Tho uiiuiim1Iv lum iwity wkik
ths pri'sldcnt will tak with him bu
neuerifritatd the u of two private
ears. Anion tlo in thu jmrty will
be Mrs. Gull, bi fmnwH-e; Mim
Ilertbn DolliHit, Iwr -.itr; Seivlnry
and Mr. MeAd.ii, )i ilrgnrt
WUwb, Stwrntan Tumult v miuI Dr.
UntyMH, th w'tl bou phybuiH.
Tth prioVnt i axMNtMl to iunl
SHtort inifbt miki piobablx Soedii)
,A die bmie i.f' "Ion I L M. IIi'j-c,
ii )Mini..ti tr.-tnl U. will ptorn
abn.i'"u M"i.'' v u n.it .-.
fe:y?i
FRENCH
FORCES
AIM
VCTORY
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SERBIA
PRESIDENT
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Hero youKoo bow tbo Island that formed In tho Panama caiml nt tbu
uldeiiiMl until it lias tilochcil tho juissageiiiiy front bank (o bank. There's
when they started to shovel it away.
ARIZONA
WARDEN
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PIlOl-.NIX, Aiw Nov. 20. I'nlfHH
II. II. Sims, watilcn of Florence state
pcnitentiaiy, pits William Faltin,
condemned slayer, to death at or be
fore. ! o clock this afternoon, niley
Jones.-, attorney general, will cite him
for contempt. Sims announced that
ho had notified the btato hoard of
pensions and paroles that Faltin
would not be executed because lie was
iiwano. Jones instructed his assist
ants hero to draw up tho paxtv in
contempt proceedings to bo filed in
the statu supremo couit.
If Faltin is hanged ho will be tlu1
first man to be executed under talt
auspice? since Arizona wns admitted
to statehood, five years ngo.
The prisoner was declared iuane
today by the prison physician, Dr. C,
W. Kandall, and Dr. K. O. Platb, a
medica' expcit taken to Florence to
day by un nttornev for Faltin.
VILLA CAPTURES
E
LL I'ASO, Texan, Nov, 2C Col
onel Hipollto Villa stated today that
he had Information that Genoral Vil
la bad captured llcrmoslllo, which for
a week tbo Carranza forcos of Gen
eral M. M. Dloguttz havo boon defend
Ing agalnit Villa' main army. Col
onol Villa wild thai Gonoral Villi
would muko Herinoitlllo a buo fur
(uturo oporatlons. According to Csr
raiua offlclaU lant night flgbtlug vnmm
continuing In the miburka of Ilortito
nlllo. DKNVIJK. Colo.. Kwr. 80. -Churl.
IStMUolwr of Denver wn cUi.-.l
preilent stt the Dwni-r Hlt m
City raUfosd (MuiYntt Imw) ut .
mlin; t th. !" tr in r IhIm
l- - I- i. u 111. . v.
York City who Uvuaw tireuirnt ut
the rfiitu.(inii of tin- r.id tun
t ii- ' I.rrn i- Jlti- ! i
tiiw r, " - I i huirn i i 'i.
bo It 4 "' "111-
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HAN
COND
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IN
HERMOSILLOASBAS
SLIDES AT PANAMA CANAL
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UNPCRWOOP
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FOR SHIP
BY THE
NF.W YOlMv, Nov. Jll Only it few
of the sixteen or seventeen vessels
which left Atlantic ami Pacific ports
early in the war with supplies for
German rruiaers had figured in the
ginernnieiit's evidence when tho tiial
of Karl linen, and other officers! and
employes of tho Hamburg-American
line, oharg"d with eonspirauy to de
fraud (thu United States in filing
false miiuifestM of these supply ships,
was Tosumixl today.
Tho Norwegian steamer Nepos,
uhi'di sailed from Philadelphia, Aug
ust 22, 101 1, with uupplios for Gor
man oruisurR at sea, ulthoiigh she
cleared for Monrovia, was the first
vossrl concerning whoui activities
witnobsoH loktil'ud today.
Olaf Neilsen, hsr captain, said:
"My Biipor-curyo, Mr. I'leuher, told
mo that uo expected lo meat a Ger
man rniikor. I learned later that tbu
cruiser win tho KuNir Wilhohn dor
Groitoo, uhich was sunk onic time
ufterwanU bv thu Highflyer, lleuhor
wanted mo to go Id Capo Vordo isl
ands, but I told him I uould not do
it, and went to Toneiiffe. For J'ivo
month; the Nepos tunned at her an
chor tiicre. Then the sailgd home,
empty, her charter cancelled.
"How did you dispone of your
cnivT" tho wilnesi asked.
"A fir xpoileil some," lie wii.'.
"Souto ua sold In Drilih hiiciiU
thero weio Ilntili wurMpiitt Hick
tiu.l f-otve weut to tlw OenwuH con
sul." '11i (lifeie mIiiiU tlwt the Han
burg Au.ericuM hue uluirtvrod tho N
pos. MONTREAL FACTORY
MnVflM l.. ., j. The di
. m !! y t.Ml.it ill .i lii.iul near lh
Vlmitin'l ItUiiki't iniii io ' luelory,
'ruatraliul, th fu.li.. l.l...v n" nt
trtnti tu W - 4li m Hh- i-dlMii, UU
tin- b.uiL- of whu-h thu tiii-turv i- I"
i .. i.-.l 'I'll- wn.kiiiv: ot tin- i uiimI
.. ,j.l -i -M.I I'll- i, .i,l , l, ,-.UU
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SUPPLIES
NK
BITI
ACREAGE NEEDED
FOR SUGAR BEETS
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Moro nercago is needed, and
" needed at once, in order to se- ""
euro the sugar factory. Tho
Medford conunittco is busy olos-
" ing negotiations upon sumll "
"" tracts mid outstanding offers.
" Of the nenngo signed, about ""
eighty acrcB has been rejected
"" by Soil Expert Storey as unfit.
"" This deficiency must bo mmlo
t Jtumors front Grants Pass are T
to the effect that (he promised
" 1000 acres in the north' end of
" llii) vnlloy has not been secured,
but that section is shy soveral
"" hundred ncrcs. '
f 4
f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f
time of the. latent IhikImIIiIo Iiiih
inoio dirt In tbo to mil now than
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OF
DYNAMITE PLOI
SAN Fit NCISCO, Vo. 2(1.- C C.
Crowley, formeily u special investi
gator in tho district attoiin'.v's ofitco
horc, was taken into (uislmlv today
in connection with alleged plotH to
dynamito munilioiis factories, by Don
S. ltathbiiu, special agent of thu de
partment of justice.
Ho was taken boforo John W. Pros.
ton, United Stales district attorney,
immediately.
Tho complaint charged Crowley
with sending money to furllur the
ilosti iiction by dynamito of vessels
bearing munitions of war or supplies
for France, Great Drilnin or ItiisHin
on the high sens, and the destruction
by firo and dynamito of docks, on
the Pnciii" coast. It was aliened
that Crowley's activity began in May,
101."). Tho money to carry on the
work, it was alleged, was bundled
through Crowley.
Specific nianlioii wns inado in thu
complaint of Ih'i explosion of a barge
of dynamite at Seattle.
Crowley, foderal nutlioiitio said,
look emplo.Miicut ui'ft the Hercules
Powdor conipam here, supposedly to
keep in touch villi the shipments of
explohuc "-cut I rum here,
arabotFout
JtF.HUN, Ni. 20 (bv wirolc-K to
Kavville). The (Jver-.e.is Now
HgOIK'V mi :
"Jt is nporlej from Con (aiilinople
that AuiiHr Abdul .Malik, gmiidsou of
the famous Abdul Kadir, nunsr of
Algiers, h4 culltsl ou nil Ami trilnw
to tki up the holy Hitr Miwt the
PivmcIi. Mmuv Iimvd ivsutMsdml ami
purtiriMitin f til is expe'Ud
"It it rMrtMi fnso Thimiht tbu'
MwitM-i-aii tnlM-x atUtked the PriMHfk
i .nn, t Ktfihi.i n
Abdul Malik i bsdfr or ths Mor
m'iiiii r-hfi Ml... b.ivf Imu reiRtrttst
'i ili-i.iiti'iii -, i ...in Itt'tbn tu have won
t n. '..ii. .... t I be Frendi.
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CROWLEY
CONSPIRACY
HOLY
W
NO. 212
PRESIDENT TO
TAKE NO PART
IN PEACE MOVE
Wilson Wil! Interpose No Objection
to Ford's Efforts, But Has Heard
Nothing From Europe to Lead Him
to Believe Time Is Opportune
Withycombc Declines Invitation.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Presi
dent Wilson will tuko no part in tho
campaign to bring about a pcaoo con
ference nc wbcing carried on in this
and other neutral countries.
Whilo ho will'intprpose no objection
to tho unofficial movement, ho has
heard nothing from Kuropo which
loads him to believe Hint tho timo is
opporluno for him to take nnystcpt.
Henry Ford's peace ship will ne:
carry any representatives of tho
American government to Europe.
Tho president Is not expected lo
mnko nny official announcement re
garding tho pcaco plan now being
carried on, but will continue his pol
icy of carefully walchiiig all devel
opments. Telegrams urging him to
support the movement continued to
pour into the whito hnuso today.
i '
Governor Declines
SAIilf, Or, Nov. 20 Governor
Jitmcs Wilhycombo todnv received n
telegraphic- invitation front Henry
Ford, nsking him to become n tneul
ber of n paaeo delegation to Europfc.
Governor Withycombo nnnounecd
Hint ho would bo unable to accept.
TIJF.NTON. N. .7., Nov. 20. Gov
ernor Fielder today declined nn invi
tation to ho Henry Ford's guest in tho
proposed pence delegation 'to Kurope.
lie scnt'n telegram saving:
"Invitation declined. Helicve Hint
efforts for peace by citizens of neu
tral nations nud individuals would bo
considered meddlesome."
Hunt Also ItcfiiMvi
PIIOHNIX, Ariz., Nov. 20. Cover,
nor George W. P. Hunt telegraphed
today to Henry Ford declining his in
vitation to nccompnny the proposed
peaco delegation to Kurope. Gover
nor Hunt said that tho duties of his
office wero such that he could not
leave Arizona on such n mission.
13 DEAD. 20
BY TORNADO AT
MTTI.K ItOCIC, Ark , Nov. 2C
Thirteen dead and twenty known In
jured was tho casualty list roported
this morning from Hot Springs, tho
oiilsklitH of which city woro sweat
last nlKbt by a tornado ot ton nilu
utos duration.
Comuiunlciitlon was restored be
tween tbo resort city and Llttlo Rock
at 3:05 o'clock. It appeared to havo
formod near Itlvorvlew Park, to havo
crossed tho Ouachita river at that
placo, moved northeast, JiiRt touching
tbo outaklrts of tho city, and thon to
nuvo dUappourcd Into tho northeast,
leaving a trail from ono eighth to
ono quarter ot a mllo wide.
HOT Sl'ItlNGS, Ark., Nov. 2G.
Ilollof work wan rosuniod at daybreak
today In tho tornado swopt farming
district south of Hot Springs. Owing
to tho ulihj area covered, It prob
ably will bo Iato today boforo com
plete ostlinstos ot the tornado's dam
uko aro available.
Hot Springs was not touched by tlia
storm. Six ot tlia dead woro whlto
persons, all ot them killed In tho de
struction of thoir farm homos by tho
storm.
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CREST AT 60RIZIA
ItOMK. Nov. SO. The capture of
additional grotiud on tho Calrarlo
crest northeast of Gorilla Is claimed
In the war office statement luued today.
HURT
ARKANSAS RESORT
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