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PRICE TWO CENTS
THEIR THANKSGIVING
Thin Stwsts Wiir.
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In Europe
Looks as Though No Agree
ment Would Be Reached
War Seems Certain over
the Division of Turkey
London, Dec. 3. While Turkey and
the llulknn allies still hesitate on the
brink of an armstlce today with a
growing probability that no agree
ment will be reached, British dip
lomats are far more gravely con
cerned over the Increasing danger that
Europe Is to be Involved In. war over
a division of the bkUb to be reft
from tho sultan.
Sluir) upon the heels of Chancellor
Yon Iletlinmnn-Hollwegs Jingo speech
1n the (icrinan Reichstag, Austria, the
Kaiser's ally, Is quoted today as
threatening that a division of hor forc
es, mobilized ut Senilln, Hungary, will
move at once Into Servla If, as Is
expected, Consul Edl reports that Ser
vian troops maltreated or Insulted
Austrlans after the fall of Prlsnmd.
This would mean war, and It Is be
lieved certain that Russia, which Is
reported to have 500,000 men already
In Poland, would attack Austria the
moment an Austrian soldier crossed
the Servian border.
Iliiuiiianla Causes Trouble.
The Injection of Itself Into the al
ready muddled situation of Roumanla
Is also causing the graveBt anxiety.
The visit today of the crown prince
cf Roumanla to Berlin and his expec
. ted liitervlew-4morrow with the Ger
man foreign minister are considered
here as a certain Indication that the
Kaiser and his allies Italy and Aus
triahave made plans to cover all
eventualities. It Is strongly suspect
ed In military quarters that It Is
planned that Roumanla, If an Europ
ean war seems unavoidable, will be
cast In the role of an aggressor
against Bulgaria. Then If Russia
comes to the aid of her ally, Austria
and Germany might take a hand In
the struggle without openly Incurring
the onus of starting hostilities.
What position England and France
would take In the struggle Is still in
doubt. Trance, It Is clearly shown,
desires to avoid being embroiled.
British counsels, bo far, have also
been pacific, but it Is by no means
clear that the understanding between
the Triple entente would not prove
strong enough to put both French and
English armies in the field if the test
of battle really comas..
Owe Flatly KcfimPs
Greece's refusal to sign the peace
protocol, which came today on def
inite instructions from Athens to the
Greek envoy Is admitted to have made
more serious the situation which al
ready existed.
The refusal of the other Balkan
states to act without Greece and the
evident determination that they stand
together Is admitted to have greatly
strengthened Serrvia's hand. It prac
tically disposes of reports that fric
tion existed between the little king
doms which have broken Turkey's
Power In Europe, and makes It more
than probable that In a general con
vulsion Russia and Sorvla could de
pend on their active support as
"gainst Germany, Austria, Itlay and
Roumanla.
It is generally declared in the Ser
vlo clubs here that unless Austria
and Servla can compose their differ
ences within a few days the chances
of a peace protocol being signed with
Turkey are remote.
Austria Iluntliiir Trouble
Adding to the serious aspect of the
situation are reports of the gravely
'"'stile attitude toward Servla which
prevails In Austria, Today dispatches
sa'. the Budapest Dlrlar, a newspa
per, openly demands that the king of
Servla be compelled to appear in full
regalia before the Austrian legation at
Belgrade, and there publicly express
his regret for the alleged insults to
Consul Prochaska at Prlsrend, and
niake promises to punish the guilty.
Tnls proposal, It is believed here, Is
based upon the desire to demand from
Sorvla Impossible conditions, and the
determination, when prompt refusal Is
received, to proceed to war.
That Russia la bv no means averse
to a test of strength is Indicated in
dispatches from Cologne. The Cologne
Cajette, which heretofore ha couted
Dec. 3. The
- pnnce or Roumanla arrived here
today. He took luncheon with
T er wiiholm and arranged to
confer with Foreign
:
Klderlln-Waerchter regarding the
iiuure or. Turkey.
It Is believed that Roumanla
has determined to obtain a por
Hon of Turkey when peace Is
T "mue wlt" thB ftl'l'-s, nnd is anx-
Ions to obtain German backing in
her demand.
Doctors
Generally
Skeptical
SAY THEY HOPE THE ANNOUNCE--HOT
OF THE DISCOVERY OF A
(THE FOR CONSUMPTION IS
TltlE, BUT THEY DOUBT IT.
I'MTWI 1'IIKKH IJiAKKD WI1IK.
San Francisco, Dec. 3. Loading
physicians here today were rnther dif
fident about commenting on the re
port that Dr. Frederick Franz Freld
man, of Berlin, has discovered a cure
for tuberculosis, preferring to await
the opinion of the principal medical
Journals before committing them
selves.
Dr. Wlnslow Anderson said: "We
can only hope that It Is true. There
have been numerous announcements
of cures for tuberculosis, of which
nothing further was heard. It Is only
natural to Incline toward Bkeptlclsm
until absolute proofs are submitted.''
Dr. M. F. McNutt declared it best to
reserve Judgment until positive proofs
have been submitted., and then be pre
pared for disappointment.
Dr. Julius Rosenstlrn suggested that
the reports of the leading scientific
Journals be awaited before accepting
the story of the discovery. A similar
opinion was expressed by Dr, F. W.
D'Evelyn.
OBJECTS TO PRESIDENTS
BUTTING INTO CONGRESS
UNITED NlESS IJtAHKD WIIIE.
Washington, Dec. 3. "I thought the
people had disposed of Roosevelt and
Taft. They have been retired to pri
vate life. I see no use of havlngg them
as members of the house, to continue
airing their scraps here."
Tills was the declaration of Repre
sentative John J. Fitzgerald, of New
York, when Informed that the first
draft of the legislative, executive
and judicial bill, drawn by a sub-coni-mlttee,
contained a provision making
former presidents life members of the
house of representatives at an annual
salary of $17,500. The full commit
tee undoubtedly (will eliminate the
provision of the bill.
.MTAN HAS SOME
TROUBLES OF IIEK OH
f UNITED PRE 88 1.EA8F.D WIM5.1
Toklo, Dec. 3. Owing to his dlffl-
culty in finding a successor to u-tenant-General
Uyehera, minister of
war. It Is suited today that Premier
Paionjl has decided to resign tomor -
row.
Uyehera resigned
because other
members of the
cabinet refused to
Bi.nnnrf his demand for a big Increase
In the army, which was 10 u.;iuuB ,aga(,lne n Albany, aim aiso ci....
division for service In Korea. I ate erecting one at WoKllmm and
i. .1.1.. tiflll )ti
Prince Katsura prooaoiy
successor as premier
PalonJI's
Japan.
rrinvLS ll F It. HUSBAND
,.-.u rtwnrs HOB FORD
n-MTKii niKss M'.Asrn wiinM
Anceles. Cal., Dec. 3. Mrs.
o. v, uho shot rnd killed
. "T" Albert P. Ford, here In
ner iiii3" . ,
mil. has received
today
iro.n i.e-
Information
Kansas Ul.v I'""
... ...J t, hptlef that, her hus-
Btrengineini's " ,, , rti .
band was the notorious
of the Jesse James nana.
TrH roru loot u."-- ---
Hof following the kllllnK. Veteran po-
lief following ,
Mrs. Ford first made k.io.. -
na City, she sain,
1 ce omciais ul .v- -
have Identified pictures o her bun
hand aa those oi i"" '
the possibility of an fcuru,..
strikes before Se.ian
Htubbornneee her prestige
weakened that her value n f
..Ann war.
..... l..ond It
Germany will be to
r Will e gr-1" "
a fmm Russia
only a wora -
rpquireB rtd hai
i nitf a wui u
K.in Rflrvia to terms.
.waited that word In vain.
Returns
Give Teddy
the Lead:
COMPLETE BUT UNOFFICIAL HE.
TURN'S IN CALIFORNIA GIVE
ROOSEVELT IIIUHEST ELECTOR
A rLUHALITY OF 17-1.
UNITED PRE 88 LEASED WIDE.
Sacramento, Cal., Dec. 3. Exclusive
of the Los Angeles canvass, not yet re
ceived here, the compiled election re
turns now In the hands of Secretary
of State Jordan, with the Alameda fig
ures subject to possible slight change
before they are pronounced official,
give Wallace, the leading Progressive
t lector, 208,017, and Griffin, Democrat,
225,331, a lead for the latter of 20,314
Including the lxis Angeles canvass.
giving Wallace 75,508, and GrlfTln, G'..-
110, tho totals, unofficial, Bland:
Wallace, 283,615; Griffin 283,441.
This Is a plurality for the Roosevelt
ton elector of 174.
The, flTores do not take into ac
count possible changes In Orange
county, where a recount of two pre -
ducts Is asked.
Carload Received.
Hauser Ilros., of this city, have Just
i.,,i .ninorl rf th fnitiniiH Tro-
,c,'c""' . , ....
Jan Btumplng powder, anu in oiuer lu,"
...... . ,.ui,i k. ,.t r new mice of her harness and go i
" .,., i. well
,mo ei.ecu 1.UJ.U. , -
liked by users of powder on account
imcu uy u i .,,t..i1p
nf its safety features no headache
oi i.s .uity ,
funics, and tho fact that you can use
Troian In cold weather without thaw-
Troan in com
lng, also means a k 's
, n
time and ellniinatKin of dang -
users In
j ag mogt of (he lf)Wder accidents
hnnnen wb e thawing powuer. in i-
(q BUI),)ly tne increasing demaml
for Trojan power In the Willamette
. rofi. have erecte.1
a
EllgPne.
I
Elect Their Oilier.
Capital lodge Xok 25.". of the Frater
nal Union of America met in regular
R.s-sl.m last evening
ut which time uie
nn..al oUcLir.n of officers took place.
'resulting
follows: lrcsi(i"m, u-
" , n. Cook; vie
-presldi-nt, I i-l-n
Sll.lti,wI,.k; secretary
Mrs. I.. G. Alt-
)fln: tr,asl,rer. HarUm O. Whin
,,
..i.noan. Kd.tn I'. ' '
chaplain,
i-n, J(llin a Turner;
guide, .ellle V
Harry F. C'ald-
,..,. inn,.r g.ard.
For,1'voll; outer guard, ('has. W Davis:
,
' ., ward. John II. Scott. The n.r.n,,
. -,.ll ntteml'sl and much Interest
v.ti. .
manlfrirtPd over the campaign for In
..),. ,,- n nrogres-
create
nf mellibers-IUP now oi lie's'-.,
After the business session ....
and cake was served and an enjoyable
social hour was
Sl-!lt. I no ioim
.n.eeU every Jionuaj o'b,i.
hall-
..... ..v.. n .1 rsi
John I). N''d It.
ICMTID YtXM U-J 1
Plttsioire, IVc.
3 An advance of
ntl"U'S. " - . .
five cenu per barre u
,n princiai griuie. w
petroleum.
Arclilmld Impeached.
Washington, Dee. 3. The Uni
ted States senate at 12: 3n p. m.
today resolved Itself Into a high
court of Impeachment to try Rob
ert W. Archbald, associate Jus
tice of the federal court of coni-
mere, on charges of "inlsbe-
havlor and misdemeanors" In
office.
Senator Dacon, of Georgia,
president pro tern., lormallv rie-
clared the senate a court.
Journed six minutes later,
It nil-
after
having agreed to a plan of for
mal procedure
Gray Eagle
Took a Trip
by Herself
Tearing loose from her moorings,
j tne (irey 1'ugie, a steamer own y
I the Bpa.il.llng Ix.gglng company, last
I irltM dwn ,he rlv
I cr, and her wayward course was not
discovered by the night watch until
she had tmmcd up against Kaiser's
bar, north of this city. How the log-
'cm steamer hapn-'iied to sneak out
meandering
: down stream Is unknown, but it
re-
, ( th(,
'1"" "
1 party alxiard to bring her to a halt,
, r'
!and save the ti e steamer from
a"(l lve
grounding compHeb.
damage resulted from the necl-
, 10wever, and the Bteamer today
1
a Bafe and sound.
Treasurer Kay
Challenges
(tie "Two Spots"
"I herewith challenge you two
spirts to a pig"m fhooi," announecd
ilato Treasurer Tom Kay as lb" stale
land board gath-n-d for a iiK In
Ihe office of Goienior We st Ibis morn-
lng.
The -f tr.-a.-ure. s
,..,,,., . re Co-.-reor We.-1 and S -
,-... m,
...on. m
"I'm on, a...e
e-llhonl 'iS,il,l'l'"l
k tl." t'OM
I h-ing tb
. nor
r -
MM-
and
(.pl.-nt of the - hall' nge, . lain,.
j( rlvil, g,.
of tian.li.g the "u
(if,0SIK t,e w-apons.
n,.c-i,ib.-r 2. was the day nane-i.
The In pb i..'.,is ar- to ho sl.o.gi n
;.nd the targets clay p'g'-oris.
Mr. Kay has b.-n pract Icing In pri
vate, ll Is wh'sper-i!, and though to
dicn't say so in as s'""
rotary Ol-ott hinted that In bis opin
ion the stat- treasurer ban become all
puff.-d up over his alleged ability In
the shooting game.
"He doesn't reallwt what he' up
against, though," said Mr. Okott M.
I to the reporter!.
Maoaulsy in Nw ork World.
Johnson
to Marry
the Girl
MICRO l'lll.F-UGirmt WAS TO
DAY CHANTED A LICENSE TO
MARRY THE CAMERON CIltL-IIE
;iVKS HIS A(iE, ill, AND HERS, IS
UN1TRD rntff lJttKKD W111S
Chicago, Iec. 3. Clad In a fur coat,
Jack Johnson, negr0 prlztflgbler, nc
cempanled by his' w hite valet, Joseph
ltvy, secured today a license to marry
Lucille Ciniieron, the white girl with
Y.hoixs abduction h Is charg.Ml. John
win gave bis ngu a-s 34, and MKs Cain
eion's aa IS. The pugilist was fol
lowed through tho streets by a big
crowd.
The wedding Is scheduled lo take
j place, at the Johnson home here at
3:311 o'clock Ibis nfterniMin.
Kmerglng from the court bouse, the
mgro grinned and Invited tho news
paper mon lo attend the cennoi.y
I remising tlieui "oodles of champagne,
a swell food and a film orchestra." lie
said Ihe minister of an Afrlran-Meth-odlst
church here would olll.lalo at
the wedding.
Afraid .if the I'cn.
It was learned today Unit Johnson
I offered yehlerday to plead guilty to Iho
j w hile slavo charge iigiillisl blm If the
(aso could Im compromised. Assistant
'United Stalen IHslrl.t Attorney Par
kin refused lo llsien lo this plan
Johnson frankly ad.i.lllisl h was wor
ried over the prosH t of going to the
' l-ei.ltenllary.
(loutriiineiit officials d.M -lure lle-y
v-lll not Inlerfero with the weddliu:
I tl'ls aflel l. ..on It 1-1 hellev.-d the tle-.t
! legislature t, ill pass a law preventing
I Inlerniarrlage
'and negroes.
belwi-en While perK.IH
An International Hani.
I'M . r.r i -i:f s ; nsi n o : 1
Wiishitigloli, I lee. .'J - I'res.'b'.i; T .'I
h lit to the .scnale today lie- sje clal m--
I on o
eoihl.il
tie o
I's rep
O I. let
. I.
in'l ... I
' Ihe illleilla.
s,.,ll. If- re
r . 1 1 , 1 .-loll I"- I
iid.-il wal'-i w a'.
I,.....ie,,e. t! :
lloMed lo bill
,ri upon a prop,, ..-I d.i
,1 I ak. I.'r.e. and Ih-i.e.n,-
n the I nit., I
p. -fore t!. : 1 1 -1 1 . : . t i ' -,.,,-n
s, -e.lli .
i I '
,11 ! ,
(.ini-riinr in 'v
Itii hnioiid.
ore of g.o
a. I"'
.mrs of hi i'
lifef -I.. . of
V. nh a
In a't.-ii'l
tin
be
lives Op.-.O'I
I ere t'si .I y
i-hsion w as li.-wp. d lo re
The pil.i'i.'l'i "'I I
by ), cotif- retu e
t
I.e d .'!' S,. -
a.o iiMforut t.i.
to ad-. Hi'e Ml,.
bins, and a piati
i r.-dlts.
tinltorliiiid rriuirc,
I I si 71 .. CL. - 1 'ML ''
(leneva. Hwl'.erlai.d. !
I-areiit iireparation f.r ll,"
i'uropf'lii r. the Hl rv
In
'."I
rnr.,".i'
Is filling many mllltaf)
Bton hous.- i
wllh CanadlaJi and
nd corn.
American wb'-ut
lie It Optimistic
Sulla, lv, a.-ProiMler I'.i.ohofi
of miliaria expressisl today the
belief that an arir.lsilco between
tho allies and Turhe will lie
sinned this afternoon. Uis opti-
lills.u, however. s not generally
shared.
The lltilKarlun peace plenlp,v-
tontlury telegraphed today that.
tho Greek cinoy has reoolMil In-
slruethitis from Athens, and that
tho pour parlor will be renewed.
,
The City
Election
Results
110 Nil ISSUE A NO l'HIIVMHNG FOR
A IHNIl ROTH CAHRY-SIIEHECh
EI.EI TKO CITY MARSH il, It Y lllli
MAJOIUTY WOMEN (iENKIMI LY
VOI Ell -YES."
With a total vote ut ;.',.',(i yesleiday
t tho regular city election, Saleni ha t
set a new high-water murk. Of this
m.niber about t .".tin we.-e ladles, II. is
being tho llrst opisvitunlly most of
ll.i'li' Ikho bad of ex, n lslug the elec
tive franchise. Krom early morning
until late In tho iil'leriiooii crowds
iw armed the polls, whh always a
largo percentage of ladles nun posing
tin walling number of nlois. About
10 per cent of Iho vole cast was by
Iho Women, and Ihey encounleied very
II. lie difficulty In casllnK the ballots
as Ihey seemed ln understand how
Ihey Intended to vote and they all bud
Ihe necessary i 11 ul I Ih'Ut loll H of mark
ing tile ballots. In It few cases they
v. ould altoinpl to caucus with a friend
while preparing the ballot, but a .pilot
word fro. n one of the Judges put ll slop
to this.
Shc.leck l id led.
The only city (llloe oulsldo of ablor-
ti'iiu voted for yesterday was that of
hlol' of ikiIIco. Frank Slnileck re
ceived a total of 2.VKI1 votes to I). W.
Gibson, Illlll. The volit on tills office
by wards Is as follows:
First, Hhedock 2:!3, Gibson 8K; Sec
ond, Nhcdock 3.".:, Gibson 174; Third,
Shedeck 147, Gibson n3; Fourlh. She-
de. k, MS, (lllmoil 174; Flflll, Sbe.bs k
M4, Gibson lMi; Hlxlh, Hbedix k 4..,
Gibson 12; Sovolitli, Hhodeek :il'.l, Gib
son lu'.l.
Turner l.locl',l In 1 lllli.
Probably Ihe iiiosl lii.porlant fight
vas maile In the Fifth w in il. where
two aldermen were to bo elected. In
this waul Iv ('. Million was Iho regu
larly no. nil. nl. si candid. i.e for Iho long
Icriu, but I.. II, Hohcrls i.iu.e Into Ibel.,
race at I he last wllh a fair pi ospei
I of
wlnlilng Tim llnal lole sbo i-il Mill -
lull bad 4n.'i, while Itobiuls lunl 213
For II. o Khott tern. W. W Mill, the
p.esellt Illl'Ulllbelll, Jollll ll. 'I'lllller
i.Ml I. II. Itob. ris were voted for, will,
tne result, that Turner received 271,
lioberts 21 1 and Hill 11
A prelly close COlltosI na.s l.ebl In;1
Hie seieiith Maul, where II. W. Miu-y
ami ('. (I. I'. , .nail w ." ( ulelldatcn
V . H elvi d '.' PI Mile-, Mild I 'I'-Kll.l 1 1' '
t was 2u7. Ih'is gl.ilig a inajoriiy of
ll lor Macv
The lole nil Hie b.ll lo p II l;e- M'.'"-
Cell of tie- fnt nr.- -n t. in Hon ol
ewers Up to 11 Vol" of the e 'l'P 11.1 I
o. . .,ii,. gi i..-. :. I i Ity boinl'i for lit" ex .
cell ... Ih'-l.-o' leceh.d Hie follovlllg
Mite. For, 2'.7 1 ; against, ki;i
'I lie i. . a. .-re :,IO,.,f.lig lo Is.',"
! iS'lMI'l boll'l:
lor lb..
.".oitli
. y 1 1
at lor the
I Moll
,..,d
1 iriol,
Ued tie
i a1 u t,
bo
Sl-.s-
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b.ni.l ' i. rl- 'I
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(olio
- band I...
. n I '.ts.
id, f-.r
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b;
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Cain.. I"'1
for 21 I
. again
, ', ..ml f,,r l-o. i.,.'!n.-i F'eiit.i I
,.r '' ig-oii'-i. 2'.'. Ci'M. for
r , :.:,4, Sixth tor 2-.H, uga'iis-p'ei-'i'l,,
for t.'i. Hgal'i"! 22'..
Jb.l I'll"
on the luea.-eirii In ameiri
I
(Coutlti'j.d on i )
Failing to Get Reconciliation
With Wife, C. A. Johnson
With Young Son in Arms
Steps in Front of Train
I.M.I.I I'ltKHN ..Ktaro wine I
Seattle, Wash., loc. 3. Ilivn.me bli
wlfa would not return to him, C. A.
Johnson, 3, yon in old, a laborer,
stood In fionl of an Incoming pu
sei.ger train this mon. lng- with hli 0-
ear old son, Hougl.iH, In hi arms.
The train throw the man from the.
track, liiMkcn but not dead. The train
passed over tho boy, cutting off his
head.
Johnson and bis w ife had been mar
ried eight yours. They quarreled
f.vi. icily, and finally sepai-iitoil.
Johnson took the boy and went to
Montana, returning last Friday. Ho
found his wife, and tried to palc't up
their ipiarrel. When she refused to
relurn to him ho threatened suicide.
Ho and IViuglas vlslled Mrs. John
son al 'i il" Ibis morning.
"If you won't coiiie back lo us, wo
will bolh go," said Johnson.
The woman did mil believe ho mount
It, imd till it refused.
Tim man and boy were inter soon
leaving Iho 0. K W. depot, going
south AImiiI half a mllo from the
depot Ihey met Ihe train. The tiiilll
gathered Iho boy up In his n rum and
slood on Iho track, disregarding tint
franlle whlsilli.g of the engine. Tho
engineer was unable to Blow up In
Minn.
Johnson has cuts about tlm head
and a number of broken ribs
"I did not want It lo turn out that
way," ho inoa I mi bis lumpllal cot.
"1 waulfd to go with the boy "
( II till. I ll Wil li
the
VIOLATING
ELECTION LAWS
ln complaint of John 1). Turner,
candidate for alderinim In Mm FlfMi
ward, a warrant was IssiumI yosloiday
111 J.. slice of Iho peace court i-burglng
Knos I'lesnall mid l-ovl Mcfr.ukoii
with n vlolnllnn of Mm corrnpl rnc-
elil'S ll' t III collllecllotl with II !' -
til II held yesleiday. The lionised men
are chin g.-d with eledl -crlng on
election day mid Ihat Iho offense was
ei III. led III Ihe Fifth ward. Thoy
ee I gill before llisllie of MlO
l eac. !l Ueb-Uei- Mils inoinlng al 10
I lo. i and pIci.M not gullly. Their
'ir.alu n- ie wl .''! 2 odock lixiiorriiw
j nlten.ooii
i sum .mi
a insis
Hill ItliMMi
HMH
As a 1. 1. all-, lo lb.
end of producing
i, , him .its and
in making i.iort
, Ins, I I'l.el
of Icul'iig ia ' i-
in,,,.,- r -1- 1 1 . r 1 1 v la
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