Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 26, 1919, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextOrnnnn Historical Sou Public Auditorium MailT The Weather Maximum jitwlci-dny. ...... .ml Mliiliimm Indiiy (HI EIBUNE Predictions Today probably showers. Ilnlly Kmirlnaiilli Yoar. lurty-nlnili Your. MEDFORD, OMKaON, MONDAY, MAY 20, 1919 K 55 MEDFORD AIMER SAF RESCUED STEAMSHP F NEAR VESSEL Wife Never Lo'.t Hone and Predicted Sundav Would "Brlna Good News" Given Uii for Lost Machine Alights Near Steamer British Conflnn News King Georue Sends Condolences. LONDON. Muv Ufl. An 'of fi.'inl reception will' lin nivoii 1 llnrrv (I. Hawker mi. I Lhiulcliunt Cmiiimiiidor Oriovo. Ill" during aviator who hud been L'ivvn mi fur lost, when thev nrrivo in Loudon tomorrow from Scotland. Tim reception will take place at thn Miirvlcliouo Isntinn, nc eordinif o hIhiih timingcd tndnv. LONDON, Sunday, Mny 25 Thorn win n nmrry party In tlm homo of Hurry (1. llnwkor, iiimr Hurhlton, lu nlKht, many aillcm. Including Thorn n O. M. Bnpwlth. hind of tho Bop wllh Avlnllon company, builders ( tho machine In which llnwkor nt . tempted to cross llio Atlantic, going to tho house to rotmrnlulnlo Mm. .llnwkor. Many airmen wore nmonK Ihoiio who cull oil Mm. llnwkor novor lout confidence Hint her husband would lie readied Kron on Bnturduy evening shn was Mill hopeful, dwlnrdd Hint Hu uiliiy wan hnr -lucky dny. nnd imld: "Wo shall hnvo good news tomorrow. Tndny bor homo wnn inundated with , tolngrnins of conitrnuiliillim nnd thn telephone In I ho cully hnftnKKcd dwelling wnn ron'iitunlly rliiKlnit. In a mossuHQ expressing ''Is own nnd thn queen's sympathy nnd enndo- lonoo, Klnn (ioorno on Bnturdny ox-1 proiiaod It Ih four Unit llnwkor lout hi llfo. Ho added: "I fool that tho na tion haa tout one of Ha mont nlilo nnd iliirlim pllotH nnil that ho anrrlflceil hi llfo for tha fnmn nnd honor of llrliUh flyliiK." An nfflclnl alnlommit confirming nowa dUpatohoa of tho roacuo of llnwkor nnd l.loulonnnt Coiimmndor MvKonxlo (irlovo wnn laaund tonlKht. It anld: V "Hurry O. HnwHor and Lieutenant Commnnilor (Irlovo wofo roucuod In lutltudo OP dt'Krooa nnd 20 mlnulon north nnd loni;lliido 20 doKrnon .10 mlnuloa wont. Thny nllKhtod climo to n atnnmnr nwlnit In i dofuct In tho ntr flrculntlim of tholr motor, lint It mou uro In ported lmullli. Tho nlrplnno wits nut anvod." PRESIDENT HOLDS UP TREATY. NOT ALLIES, CLAIMED l'AWS. Mtiv 'J(l. Tho Kcho ilo l'nris ducliiros llint It in on llio ro iiiu'mI of 1'rosiilont WUhiiii lliut llio IioiiiIh of tint nlliotl mill usiwdiitloil pnwora lnivn iloolinoil to iinrniit iiiiIi- lioiition of llio full tuxl ot llio tionoc Iroiitv nroHontod lb lh (lot'iuiiim. I'lOHiilont WilHon. iiiIiIm tlio howhiih- por, "t'oroHitw inoonvonionoos nntl rink in oiioninir nn imiinrtiint (UMOiiNnion in llio Unilod Stales (lunnir Iiih nb HIllll'O. DiHPiitolios : rrom Amorionii nor roHiKinilonln in 1'nviH hnvo Btnloil Hint it wiih itnilorstooil tho ohioC oppo.sition to ninkinir tho Iroiitv niiblio onmo from l'romior f.lovil Ooomo, tilllioui'li rroBiilont WilHon lulor Inul npprovoil tho JlritiMli tiiomior H viow; loanIuUeaTs 2 WASIIINCITON,. Muv 20. Total KiiliKoriptioiiH to Hio Firth or Victory I.iboi'lv loim were nunoimmnl todnv liv Ilia tnmmirv iih. $.",,'JI!).ll08,:i()(), nn ovor HiiliHoriplion of nearly $7ii0,- (inn.iion. ; , Tho A Until i nnd DnUns rOKorvo ili triiilH fnilod l.o olitnin tlioir nuoliiH, Atlniidi bv 'liws than ono nor nont. nnd bnlhiH bv slichtlv loss tlmn 8 por'oont. Tills wnn llio fintl .war, loan in which , iiiiv (lihli'ii'li, I'niloil, l. iliHi'i'iho it h quoin. . , . ....... .; .. .. fef Mid I ' ' rs.cv ; - 1 ' In thl. picture of tho most dramatic moment In the ltro of tho penco congre;. arrow No. 1 point, to Brockdor -Raaliau. head of the German d gallon sent to revive tho Icrmi of the peace from the conurc at Versailles. No 2 la Clomonceau. president of the peace congress, addressing the German delegation, and at Ms aide. No. 3. UPreslaent Wil son The plct'ire wan brouitht direct from Voroalllea by a special messenger for tha Newspaper Enterprise Association, of which thla new.paper l a member . Rnnn fmpi eiyf "kissouri senator UUVU ll 1 1 1 1.VJ I LLU SAN PEDRO SHIP E I,OS AXGKI.H3. Mny 38. I'lilon employoa of nil cruflH working for I ho I.on A n lie I (w HhlpbiMMInn com imny lit Hun I'odro, nonr horo. wero railed out on atrlka nt 10 o'clock to day. There uro 0000 man nffoctcil, nnd union Icitdoni mild thoy expoctod priiclk'iilly nil would ahoy thn riillo. Tho man rullod out today woro dl ntctod In tnko Hint notion In nyni pailiy with llio OuO union iiuu-IiIiiIiHb who ntrui'k May o. Thu mai'tilulala 3 n Id down tholr loola liouttme of nl IokoiI illHcrlmlniillon on tho part of ! thu comnnny nitiilnnt union mou In rmlu. Inw Ha worklnit foreo. Comimny nftklaln iiHHortud thoro hud boon no dlarrlmlnnllnn. anyltiR mon tout nocdod hud boon dlnchnrKod find. Compuny offlrlulH IhhiioJ no for- mnl atutomont, but It wan anld nt tho offlcea of the corporation t tint It In tended to continue Ita polloy of re ducliiK Ha force na It doomed boat. L TACOM'A. Wash.. Muv 2(1. Albert Conwnv, iiHsilnnt district 'nllornoy of Now York, followinir n I'Oiifcrotico with Arthur (lovornor l.nuix V. Unit, aiiiioiincod toilnv that ,in hii osliina tion I hero will bo little dift'ieullv in pxlrndiliiiir J. II. Allen, wniitoil in Now S'orlr for murder ami robbim; n llrooklvn lmiik, Mr. Conwnv in waitimr tor tho oxliadition pnpors from Governor Sinilh of New York, mill ho oxpocIh lo return to Now York with Allen in bin cnxlmlv. Alliih nt ill iloclarcK ho hud no hand in tho Iliool' Ivn crinio. L LET BABIES SLEEP SAN FRANCISCO. Muv 20. Al Ihoimlit thev IIiiiiuiIiU'uIIv (loelanoil to awaken mill shirllo ' two sleepini; chilifrrn in an iiilinittiuir room, three miiskod iind'uriiicil IhiikMIs boinid mid irnired Mi'H. l'!. W. llinllov. vife of u capitalist, forced llmllov lo hand over $'.0I)0 in i'iihIi and jowclrv from n hiiI'o, bound and miuucd llaillev anil I lion ninilotjooil Ihoir osoiipo enrlv to dnv. llaillev is well kiin'wn in real ostnlo oirclcH, havinir branch offices in l.os Amrolos nnil Soiilllo. CALL 10 ARMS nOMlS, Sunday, Mny 25. Clnbrlol D'Annunxlo, poot avlulor, roslgnod hla post n lloiitonnnt-oolonol In tho Itnllnn nnny nflor tho Rdnernl In command of tho flylnit corps hud or dorod bin Immoiltiilo rotui'.n to onmi). U'Antiuu.lo, who wna n .volunteer, oxorclnod hla right In nuking to bo rotlrtd, BityliiK Hint he coiwldorod tho orrtni' from tho nonoral of n political itnlurQ rnllicr than military, FIRST PICTURE OF GERMANS BEFORE PEACE CONGRESS, BROUGHT BY SPECIAL COURIER FEARS WIFE RACE WILL LOSE POWER WASHINGTON. Muv 20. An nllui'k on llio l.oauuo of N lioiiH wax fiutdo In tho Kopato to day bv Senator Itwd, lU'inwrat. of Mi..ouri. who doolnroil that under llio oovonnnt in iln iircacnt form niilioiiK itovortioil bv ruooa ollmr llinn while would have the im.il.iininti t itii' vnii'iv Tin' Kcniilor'nri'sonloil xlaliM- lirx to show Unit of I ho tolal Population of llio roiuilrioH com pusiinr llio Ioii'l'oii KKI.42."i..'iMII would bv of black, vplb.w. brown mill rod riH'OH with onlv S!1.4H8, 801) of llio white race. In llio iiNM'inhlv which is lo bo llio eov emitiiT Imitv. ho naid. white na- lioim would hnvo 1.') roproKcntii tive nnd oilier nation 17 ropro- BOiltlllivoH. , TACOMA 'TAG TRIALS TAC(Wr.. Muv 2fi. Trial of oialit men nneslod in llio "tuir dnv" dis turbances here in April besnn in su perior court Ibis moraine.' Several prospective iurors wore excused when Ibov said thev were prejudiced. The defense is boinir undertaken bv tin Workers, Soldiers' and Sailors' Conn oil. which defied the cilv authorities mid sold tau's ostensibly to raise a fund for rotiirniiur soldiers, Tho oilv officials declared tho orainisiatinn is on the model of tlicKussian Soviets. A consiilerablo fund has been raised for the defense of the eiirbt prisoners. WEATHER AGAIN DELAYS FLIGHT WASHINGTON. Mav 20. Con firmiin.' went her forecasts of vesler ilav. Ad mini I .litckson nt l'ontn l)el- i; nil a this iiioinini: culiled the nnvnl ilepiirtinent (but the naval scnplnno NC-4 still was hold nt her monrines bv iiiifiivoralilo fliuht eonditions. Weather reports fro intlio Azores in diciilod the trans-AllHiitio fliitht prop- ublv eiinnot he rosiimcd bol'oru 'inos dnv at the curliest, ' GERMANY PLAHS T ' BERLIN, Sundny,,Mny 25, The Gorninn 'cabinet hna approved a num ber of financial bills dratted by tho ministry ot finance-, Including tax on Incomes (nin property, a levy on capital on the basis ot the last year of war, nu tnhorltiuico tax nud hn Increase on sugar mid tobacco dullon AS I E Teutonic Allies Write Protests to Paris On Varied Subiccts Erzber ner Protests AuVjist French Seek ing. Division of Vavaria Bv Propa gandaSlow Work On Drafts. PARIS. Mav 20. The credentials of llio Austrian peace delegation lit St. Germnin-en-I Jive. Iiuvc boon ap proved bv the credentials commission of the pence eoin.'rcss nnd the Aus trian dolomites has sent their first not lo the allied nnd itsoseinled pow ers donlimr with the treaty's tonus. The note has to do with C'ariiitliian affairs. TARIS. Mav 2fi. I is probable that tho presentation of the ponce terms to the Austrian delegation will ho do nved until next week, nceordinir to outer's limited. Uolavs in complet ing tho drafts of certain sections ace said to bo responsible. PARIS. Muv 20. The German pence delcaiition todav sent three now notes to tho secretariat of the peace conference. The . notes deal : poettvclv with reparations anil rc- sponsibilitv. German property in al lied countries, and German religious missions abroad. HKRUN. Mav 20. (Via London.1 Malbias Kr.henror. chairman of the German armistice commisison, has sent a nolo to General Naitdant. rep resentative of Marshall Foeh at Spa. protesting asrninst the allotted en conraucmcnt eiven bv General Gerard of the French iirmv to those seopinir separation of the Bavarian pnlatin oto from liavnria and Gcrmiuiv. The nolo was sent throned General Vim llummerstoin. German inilitiiiv repre sentative at Spa. Notice to P. & E. Subscribers. meeting: of P. & F.. subscribers will bo held at the public library Tuosdav evening nt 7 :ItO. The com mittee desires that nil subscribers lie nresent ns business of orcat imnorl- nnco will conic before the meeting, o'i AN A TERMS DELAYED DELUGE NOTES THE EUROPEAN SITUATION IN BRIEF HY ASSOCIATED PUKSS, Mny 26. Thla wook, during which It is ex pected that the terms of peace for Oormnn-Austrla will bo presentod, mny witness iilso tho solution of the probloms raised by. the conflicting claims ot Italy and Jugo-Slavin in the'' Adriatto aron. , Hurls advices indicate that tho conferees are tuking up the problem utiow. r Germany's counter-proposals ; to the ponce terms are expoctod to bo prevented to the ponco oontrnoe to morrow. Thirteen ndtes asking for modifications In the torVnfi have boon submitted and there may brigaevoral subsidiary notes still to lift trnnsniit ted by the Gorman ponce mission. ' General Count Max Mongolas, one of Germany's delegates. Is quoted by a Berlin newspaper as 'saying that tho tonus ns thoy now atnnd will, not be signed, - KALUT. JAVA VOLCANO ERUPTS. 15,000 DEAD, ft) VILLAGES IN RUINS AMSTIMlllAM Afiiv 0(iTlln 'V.d.iin,i of Knlitt. in .Ihvh.-lins hnrt intn trnntirin. willing nut 20 villaucs in the district of Hrcnunt and 11 in the vicinity of I'l'tiir nnd causjn: iloutlis otH mated nt 1.").I0(1. accordim: to n, Ccnlral News dispatch received I...... LABOR ADJUSTMENT PARIS, May 26. (Havas). One of the notes sent to the Germany sec retariat of the peace conference Sat urday by the German delegates, a semi-official German dispatch from Spa .says, demanded tht convocation ot.a conference of labor leaders to decide upon international labor legis lation. The other note which related to Germnn property in allied, coun tries declared that the decisions of the allied governments In deciding upon the fate of the property could not bj accepted. LEAVE RUSSIA ' WASHINGTON. Mav 20. With dranol of the American forces from Archangel is actually under, wuv. ac cording to cable advices to tho war department today which staled that all members of the MUUi infantry were nwuiriiw evacuation. The cablegram also said that the return of individual soldiers us cas mils; in accordance with a reouest of the department, would not expedi tito the discharge of such casuals i., nice their units wonm arrive ai homo before these individual With tho oxceptlon of ono conces sion rolntive to the Snrro basin, Ger many's claim In regnrd to that re gion have been rejected. Tho council has agreed that Germany may create a prior charge upon her assets or rev enues which may be used in paying for tho mines in the Surre district, should tho plohesclte to be hold in 1934 lie favorable to Germany. All of Germany's suggestions rela tive to hor westorn trontiors have been rejected In a Bhnrn note to Count, von BrocKdortf-Rnntanu. Tisthontnn forces are roported to hnvo broken thru the Pskov front and to have captured 1000 prisoners. Farthor east tho forces of Admiral Kolchak of the Omsk government are reported to be approaching. Viatka. It is expected that the Kolchak and nort horn Russian forces will soon unite. ALL WORK UPON STRIKE HALTED . PORTLAND. Mav 20. The entri- necrs and automobile Intck drivers' union of Orctron. ' cnirneed on state hiiihwnv and other road construction, went on a strike Saturdav. it was learned todav. oivine ns a reason that four construction and onvinsr compa nies were endeavoring- to evade the provisions of the eight hour Inw on liiehwnv work. Koad work in the stale will be iirncticullv at n stand- till until the strike is adjusted, it was said toilnv. Union men hlame the Wurren Con struction company ns the chief of fender and leader in the effort to use a loniror workine dnv. The Hussam Paving companv. the Independent Pnvinsr company and Contractor Os kar II ulier. lire the other concerns in volved. Wage adjustments also are at issue, union men snid. lhev are aid to have threatened to make the hike against the Warren .companv national in scope unless there is on enrlv adjustment. : EXPEDITE VOTE ON WASHINGTON. May 26. An ef fort to expedite a vote on the woman suffrage constitutional amendment resolution adopted by the house last week, was made in the senate today after the republican senators at a committee conference had pledged prompt action on the measure. Senator Watson ot Indiana, chair man of the woman suffrage commit tee, called up the motion of Senator Jones, republican, ot Washington proposing that the committee be dis charged from its consideration and the resolution placed on the senate calendar. Senator Watson said he would like to have the resolution taken up immediately and a final vote reached before adjournment APPOINT PENROSE WASHINGTON. Mav 20. Senate republicans nt a confcre.noo todav from which several progressives ab sented themselves approved tho com mittee selections of the committeo on committees, including choice of Sen ators Penrose of Pennsylvania, and Warren of Wvoming, to he chairmen of tho finance and appropriations committees, respectively. . Action of the conference was an nounced bv Sonutor Wiulsworth of Now York, secretary, who said there was no roll call on adoption of the committee assignments alter tho con ference had approved tho selection of Senator' Penrose. ' Progressives who have opposed Senators (Penroso and .Warron and who did not attend the conference were Borah. Iduho; Konvon, lown: and Norris, Nebraska. Olhor absentees were LaFollotte. Wisconsin: Lonroot, Wisconsin, and Onpiw, Kansas. B0LSHEV1KI ASK ARMISTICE, BIG 4 AID KOLCHAK Omsk Reqime Agrees to Accept Leaaue of Nations' Terms Fear Loss of Petroarad Seek Women Volunteers for Army Siberian Offensive Gains. s PARIS, May 26. The council of tour of the peace conference has de cided conditionally to recognize tha anti-Bolshevik governments of Ad miral Kolchak and Central Deniklne, according to Router's agency here. The condition for the recognition are that regarding the future of Rns- . sia, these- governments agree to con voke and accept the verdict of genu ine constituent assembly; ' likewise that the League of Nations covenant and Its consequences as affecting the boundaries of the former empire are accepted. ' The constituent assembly Is to de termine the future form of govern ment for Russia. LONDON, Sunday, May 25 While there is no confirmation that Nikolai . Lenlne, Bolshevik premier, has pro-, posed an armistice to Admiral Kol chak, head of the 'All-Russian gov ernment at Omsk, there are indica tions that the Bolshevik! are anxious over the fate of Petrograd and Mos cow. A wireless dispatch states that the defense committee ot Miscow IB appealing for women volunteers for 1 military service and admits that non Bolshevik troops are fighting in the outskirts of Riga. ' ' According to a dispatch from the Reuter correspondent there is no doubt that Petrograd can be taken but he says its capture would be use less owing to the allies' inability to feed the population. OMSK, Tuesday, May 20. Tho military situation is regarded here as satisfactory and each week new units are being equipped and moved toward the front. The. Bolshevik! have massed forces in the Samara sector in a desperate effort to hold the grain growing section of the country, with out which the Bolshevik regime Is bound to collapse. They won a minor success east ot Samara, including the reoccupation of the town of BleleheJ. This has been offset, however, by tho gains made by Siberian forces ulong the Viatka river. Fighting is going on In the streets ot Orenburg. At Uralsk, 210 miles southwest of , Orenburg, Cossack forces, which have long been carry ing on an isolated defensive, have been joined .by Siberian troops and the government's position has been greatly strengthened. . " r "HANDS OFF" IN WASHINGTON', May 26. Repre sentative Madden, republican, of Illinois, who recently returned from a visit to Europe, declared in an ad dress in the house today that he was more convincod than ever after a survey ot the situation that the Unit ed States should stand aloof from en tangling alliances abroad. "It cannot be possible, " Mr. Mad don said, "for our people to mlnglo with the people there on equal terms; they do not think like wo do. They are suspicious of one another, and you cannot mako them otherwise." He said that to obtain evorlastiag peace it was necessary tor the United States to refrain from entering into any contract In advance "that will almost certainly Involve us In war. RE-SUBMIT ARMY . BILL TO CONGRESS WASHINGTON. Mav 20. The continued unsettled stutc of interna tional affairs had led the war depart ment to decide dcfinitolv to resub mit the army bill which failed to pass in the Inst congress, Scctetarv Baker snid today. This menRnre provider for n temporary 'force -of about DJO, U0U officers and mon. : . .