Medford mail tribune., June 05, 1917, Page 6, Image 6

rrcnFOT?n matt; trttsttnt mt.pford, ORF.nox. Tuesday, jfxe r. inn.
CONVICTS FIRE
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F REMEN NAT ONDEMANDS
SimIous Riotlnti Ammtq Prisoners of
Illinois Stale Penitentiary Follows
Setting, of Five Biiiltllnus on Fire
Two Companies of National Guards
Called to Help Quell Disturbance.
JOI.IKT, 111., ,1mm HoiIoiih
I'lllttllK IllllOIIK OOUVli'tH lit tllO HliltO
prtHuii tii'io liroko out thia ntoinliiK,
litillilliw. wrro mt on firo. Two
('(niiiuitlt'H (if tut I limit 1 until (Imnt'ii
Wl'lO ful It'll 10 Ussist 111 (U('lllllK tho
itihtiirbaiiro.
Tint netiltontliiry n on tho outsk IrtH
of tho city. Thivn Tiro eonipunlri
which lo.spniHli'il to the uliirm mot
opliusliioti from (lie rtmlttrt wlui umul
1m it K ami tonln Hlolcn from the Im
plement liousi AH weapons. There
wero no mo kiilcH among them, nlnu.
MMh.n St iii I or.
Thero arc about IL'HO convict and
fifty Kiianls. Tho Hltnatttin hiiou not
lioyontl control anil Temporary Wiw
di ii Hmven telenrapheil to (iovornor
l.owiton for tho mttltla.
Kor noino llino thoro liavn boon rti
porta of lax iltuclplino at. llio prlmm
ami conditions woro tho Hiibjoot of a
recent Invostlnation by u It'itMttttvo
cnmmltleo. Wanlon humor roHimied
Homo tlmo uko. voluntarily, to iicrcpt
another position In Chicago, hi
homo, 11 i HiioooKsor linn not boon
appointed, aiul Mr. How on bus boon
tKtliitf tMiipurnrlly. Yesterday, In tho
Interests of dtsclpltno, ho Instructed
that hereafter no visitors oxeopt rela
tives would bo admitted to tho
KroumU. Tli in Is said to huvo rosil
od lu tho dlsturhances.
SliiM.lhitf WltliUoM.
A battlo botwoon con virtu nml
guards was proceeding briskly whon
tho soldiers arrived. Thoy wore or
dered to holtl thotr flro, ami till ho out
uiimbooil ntno to ono, thoy bonan an
orderly attaok with hayonets nml
olubboil rifles. In tho conrso of tho
tlv.MtUK, Voter Wat or, a Kiunl, was
injured, t'aplain H, t ItUUcway of
K t'ompanv wad attached by u big
nonvo. Thovo was a torrlflo oncouu
tor for a momon until tho soldier
knocked his assailant unconscious
with n Mow from his pistol.
Tho first work of tho soldlors was
to clear tho convicts Away from tho
Mating IniiMliiM so that tho flromon
could work. This was quickly aceom
pllsho.l. At 11:11 h few hours aftor
tho trouMo started, tho convicts had
not boon sul'duod hut tho soldiers
were ma'.viiiK steady progress In herd
Inii them low. ml tho cvll-rooms. Tho
tnfunti mon woro Instructed not to
shoot unless to save their own livos.
JOO Still tUolliuf.
At t oYhvk all but SOO of tho pris
oners h.id boon returned to confine
ment. Tho ; i0 woro still in a corner
of tho y.ud defiant. Soldiers woro not
allow otl in ir.jmo thorn and wot jeer
ed Vv tho oon lots,
Tho (tamos wov undor rontml, but
two buiUlincs. tho paint shop an!
ih:iol had boon u-troyoil Throo
com i. is and two puaids woio Injured
but not i-ortously.
F
RANCE STATES
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Conditions Must Include Liberation of
Territories Occupied by Germany,
Return of AMce-Lorraine to
France and Just Reparation for
Damage Dane in Invaded Reyions.
l'AKIS, .limn My a volt) of It.:)
to Cr ttio rlmnttir of drptitloH tn ho
iTi't Hcsslim Iiiih iidoptod n rcKolutlon
(li'i'liu lUK Hint iiciii d I'uiiill I lona liuist
liii'ludo tho lllii'i'iitlou of tcrrltniicB
orrupli'il hy CiTinany, tho roturii of
AlciiNi'-l.omilito to Kiiinro utxl Just
r.'i'unilimi for iluiniiKo done In tlui In
aclod roKlnna. Tho resolution, whlrh
was nrcoptod liv tho Kovoriiiuont, also
favors tho iToallon of a Iouruo of na
tions for tho malntoiuinro of peace.
The resolution reads:
l-'mii-h Kiot-lut loli.
"The ehauilier of deputies, the di
rect expression of sovereignty of the
Kronen people, salutes tho Itiisslan
and other allied democracies ami en
dorses the unanimous protest which
the roprcsontutlos of Alsace-Lorraine,
torn from Krunce against their will,
have made to tho national assembly.
It declares that it expects from (ho
war Imposed upon Kurope by tho aK
Kretudon f Imperialist (ierinany, the
return of Alsaeu-l,orralno to tho
mother country, tOKCthcr with libera
tion of Invaded territories, and Just
reparation for duniaKo.
"Kar removed from nil thoughts of
conquest and enslavenieiit. It expects
that tho efforts of the armies of the
republic and her allies will secure,
once Prussian militarism la destroyed.
durable KnarautocR for pearo and In
dependence, for peoples, great nml
small. In a leaKue of nations such as
has already been foreshadowed.
"lonfldent that tho government
will brhiK this about by the co-ordl
tinted military and diplomatic action
of all tho allies and rejecting all
amendments, the chamber passes to
the order of the day."
Itllmt's Statement.
Sponsion of the resolution, Premier
lilhot said:
"This resolution affirms our na
tlonal sovereignty. It declares that In
a democracy like ours there can be no
secret diplomacy. None can or wants
to finesse with the national socrelgn-
ty. None has entertained such
thoughts. Krench policy Is the policy
of frankness and clearness."
JAPAN PLEDGES
AID TO mm
IN WORLD WAR
Premier and Elder Statesmen Prom
ises Cooperation In Development
of the Pacific, Whose Era is Now
Dawning Japs to Furnish
Material is Needed for War.
both ontinti'ii'ro in improving their mu
tual uniU'rstiimlins so that the host
fruits of .our friomlly en-operation
may be reulizoil."
Mut u ul IIHpfiilnohH,
Marquis Okuitin wan another
speaker who believed that the Pu
eitie would bo the central theater ol
the future ami Jhat the I'uited States
and Japan would become the most
powerful actors on the stnjje. "Is
there no four, then," lie asked, "(hut
the interests of the two countries may
collide"
"Not necessarily, was his unswer,
and ho continued, "In trade and com
merce the two nations can supply
(Corrospoiulfiu'e of Hit AsnMnti'd Prt sH.)
TOKIO, May fJ. No such, bril
liant ami successful event 1ms occur
red in Japan in recent years as tho
inaugural dinner of the newly found
ed Ainerienn-.lupim society which, at
leudfd by the entire cabinet and many
other distinguished Japanese, was
hold last niyhl ut the Hankers' ehih.
Viscount Kanturo Kaneko, Mnnpiis
Nliionolnt Okuma and others laid
tlross on tho desin1 to eo-operate
with America in the development of
the Pacific, whoso era Viscount Mon-
oto conceived ns now dawmnir ami as
surpassing in tho vastness of the
sphere ttf its activities and in tho
profundity of its mcaiiiiiLT that of the
Mediterranean as well as that of the
Atlantic.
tlniMin to Aid 1. S.
Special interest was attached tit
the words of Premier Teraehi thai
Japan and tho Putted States wore on
the eve of joining their resources in
chastening tho common obdurate foe.
It is understood that Japan will fur
nish what material is possible to the
Pniled States, including ships.
Count Terauchi emphasized what
ho termed 'Mho conspicuous fact in
history that Japan owes the greatest
debt of gratitude to the I'uited States
in formulating tier national policy of
energetic, program and international
intercourse." Ho milled:
"Tho wonderful progress in means
of communication has so narrowed
tho distance of the great Pacific
ocean thai we are like closest neigh
bors on either side of a little liver.
Moreover by the participation of tho
I'nilod States in tho present world
war out ties have boon strengthened
by a community of interest. At such
a time it is imperative that the
friendly win t ions of tho t o eoun
trios should he cemented mow strong
ly than over by the combined efforts
of tho irovomments and jeoios of
I.ONIXXV, Juno 5. The Times to
day prints the first of a series of arti
cles written by Frederick Sefton Del
mer, an Australian, who, before the
war, held a lectureship in Berlin Uni
erslty, but was interned at the Rulil
ben prison camp until March, 1915.
Later he was permitted to reside in
each other with what is lucking andiUt!rlln. and recently allowed to come
What 1 h.v mutual advice and helpfulness
both may expect to get along amica
bly. That is, as long as the rivalry
is of n commercial and pacific na
ture, there can bo no reason' why the
two nations should come to blows.
I'nless either party follows the poli
cy of the Herman kaiser That of ag
gression and subjugation Japan and
America nrtt Mifo from a bloody col
lision." . s
The following cablegram was dis
patched to President Wilson:
"Tho President, White House, Wash
ington : i .
"America -Japanese society, now
bond international good will and fel
lowship inaugural banquet three
hundred representative Japanese ami
Americans, including premier and
highest government officials send sin
cere greetings to you and thru you
to llio American iwople.
"V1SCOI NT KANKKO.
"President."
to London
Professor Dolmer, in his article,
expresses astonishment at the abund
ance of food tavicabs and horses In
London, as compared with those In
Berlin. He ridicules the grumblers
he has met hero, who have complain
ed of the shortage and costliness of
food.
"They have no Idea," says Pelmer,
"how ridiculous such grievances
sound to any one coming from a land
on the verge of hunger, if not actual
starvation. The consumption of food
in Germany Is now reduced to a point
below which it cannot go without dis
aster to public health.'
Neertheless, the writer adds, the
people in Germany manage to get
along and. nltuought they grumble a
great deal, they do not dream of giv
ing in or slackening their efforts. He
says it would he utterly misleading to
think that any Herman collapse is in
sight.
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CAPITAL
$100,000.
"Let There Re No Gaps
in the Ranks"
npODAY the manhood of our country
steps forward in one solid rank in de
fense of the ideal to which this nation is
consecrated.
To those who nualit'y to the ages of
'21 -HO first honors are due. Yet
upon others no less responsibilities
will tall.
Ji
siMaiionaiBank
MEDFORD
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I Double Saving Clearance Sale I
MISSION. Texas. Juno .V Word
was received hero today of renew od
raiding by Mevlean bandit a In tho
lower Kio Grande valley. An Ameri
can rancher named Garcia was slain,
his five daui;htors outraged, their
mother mistreated and a youns son
seriously beaten by raiders Sunday
uUht el;M miles weM of Sam Kor-
t o o'clock th' afternoon the
casual, :c woio reported at ono dead
and i -,M iu'o.red John KUhevty. a
UtVr w .i ki!!od lv imupins from a
Idyco.
i After Wtirc the r.uuh and taking
$''00 the raideis rocrosscd into Mexico
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SPORT SKIRTING CLOTHS.
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Durum whole-itfieat food,
fieefi'om"falilts, The
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Special Sale
of all
Trimmed
Hats "
Every Hat Must Go
June 4 to 9
at
Vanity
Hat Shop
6 South Fir
We Save You Money on
DIAMONDS
and
tWj High Grade Platinum
and Gold Jewelry
These two articles are advancing In price continu
ally. Diamonds as an Investment are conceded
r.t to war bonds. See our ring stock, $1.00 to
Jn.-i 1.00.
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