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;? ,tortW,ESrf Ulll ffllH 'JM" f Medford Mail Tribune UNITED I'ltKSB AHHOGIATION Pnll Xicaartl Wire Reet, Tonlnlit rind tomorrow Fair mill cooler. Tho 'only papor in the wofM publlahoa In a city thb sfaelef ? Medford having a laaeed wfcm. iotthyeae. MEDFORD, ORECION, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1910. No. 162. H. VON DER HELLEN LEADS BY 11 VOTES vti 1 4 VOTES TO HEAR FROM Result of Republican Primaries in Jackson County OKPIOI38. ' & RACE CLOSE Davis Beats Patterson by 38 Votes Only Three Small Precincts In Outlying Districts Unreported Westerlund High In Legislative Race. -f-f-f-f 9 a e a o n 3- o . -republicans. WINNING REPUBLICANS IN COUNTY. M. 4 4 4 4 4 4- f f f 4- 4-4-4 4 44444-4-4-4-4-4-4-44-44-44 Circuit Jtidiro Frank Calkins, unopposed. Btutn senator II. Von" dor Hcltcn, nuti-iiHHcmhly. Ho Niili very clone, lend will not bo determined until ifUr official count.) Representatives J. "A. Won turlnnd, Statement Ono; F. M. KcglcHtou, Statement 1. Commissioner George L. DllVIH. County Clerk W. R. Colo- iniiii, unopposed. County recorder Fred L. Colvig, unoppoHod. County sheriff J. JIUol linger, unopposed. ,. .,1 County surveyor Frank Gircx, uuoppoHud. County coroner A. K. Kel logg, unopposed. With hut three precincts yet to hear from, and with their combined re publican votes cast totaling but I, II. on der llollou of Wcllen is tho re publican uoiniuee in this county for the state senate over J. .1. Cutnliio of Auldftud iiutl W. M. Colvig of Aiedlord. ivir. von tier llellen leads Mr. Cambers by the narrow margin of 11 votes. It is believed that he will ho the nominee. Since the table published else where was piepnred Wimur has been hoard from. This precinct nave Cambers 2, Colvig '2, Von dor llollcn 0, making their tntala 37.1, 310 and 381, respectively. George L. Davis bus been nomi nated over .Joshua Patterson by 3H votes for county commissioner. , J. A. Wetcrlund and Capt. M. F. Egglohtou are the nominees for rep resentatives. Mears ran nnoxpuot cdly well., Thli fight on 'tho ntnto senntorship in the iiiohI ojcoiting of tho loeal fight. Tho three men all rap evenly and it may bo that Mr, Cumbers will (Coulinnod on Face 8) HOBO HAS A NARROW ESCAPE Twenty-six Freight Cars Pass Ovor His Body He Is Uninjured, But His Escape Is Considered Miraculous. Twenty-six freight cars pnssod ovor the prostrate fonn of an un known hobo in tho Medford yards last Saturday night and novor in jured a hair. Tho Woary Willio had made a flying leap for tho bunker of tho ongino, had slipped and fell uudornonth tho train, Whother that inborn wonrinosH of tramp naturo or n cool prosouco of mind held him rigidly to tho traok is not known, but there ho remain ed as tho long train passed ovor him, Tho inclination is to jump from bononth tho train, and soldom in tho annnlB of railroad trngio his tory has a man laid still and thus osoupod doath. 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SAWA'l-nnA. N. Y.. Sent '.'O. That tho "old Kiiard" New York re publican loaders have been defeated is admitted today in tho plans beiiiK mado for ft conforouce with Colonel Iloosovelt askinK a compromise. Colonel Hoosovelt will reach Sara toKU lato this afternoon. Lou Payne, ono of tho "old Riiard" loadors, will, according to prouout plans, bu ono of tho first callers to greet tho for mer president. l'ayno will ask HooHOVelt not to force tho issuo of tho temporary chairmanship, saying that to oust Vice-President Sherman will bo to injure tho party in the stuto and cause an uubrirtgcablo gulf in tho ranks of the voters. It is not heliovod that Iloosovelt will comply with thoir request. Sherman, it is understood, has no tified tho loaders of his faction that ho will stand pat, and if Iloosovelt forces tho issuo, will await tho re sults of a test vote which will bo taken boforo tho temporary organi zation of the convention at noon to morrow. Just what tho tost vote will ho on has not boon doeidod, but it is dooidofl that it will bo a point which shows tho nttitudo of tho dologatos. If it is Bhown that tho Iloosovelt dologatos control, it is heliovod thnt Shonnan will withdraw as temporary chairman. "It is boliovod that IIoobovoU miiBt take tho response bility for tho fight hqro, not only for today a,nd tomorrow, but for gonorn-r tions to come," said Payuo today, NKW YORK, Sopt. '2(1. Prepared to compromise, if necessary, Colonel Theodore Iloosovelt started for Sar atoga at 0:30 this morning. The colonel is inclined to disbelieve re ports that ho will not bo able to con trol tho convention when tho matter of tho primary plank comes up. Lloyd C. Griscom and Ilorbort Parsons, Itoohovolt's chiof lieuten ants, will report to tho former presi dent as soon as ho reaches Saratoga and will go ovor tho wholo situation with him. Tho contributing editor was cheer ful when ho left, and apparently ex pected to win his fight, He is san guine of election to tho temporary chairmanship. Ho expoots also lit tilo difficulty in having a progressive platform adopted. In regard to tlo platform, ho remarked that while ho expected it to bo progressive, "it would not go any farthor than tho people aro prepared to go." Vico-Prooidont Sherman arrived about noon. "1 came hero to act as 'temporary chairman,'! ho said, "I was invited to act by tho stato commit too and I am proparod to porfonn my dutios," Questioned ft little tutor by a uum- hor of uowspapoi' mon about tho chairmanship, Sherman showed a touch of irritability. "I am going to ho temporary chairman," ho said, with some emph asis. "Ilomombor that," Both faotionn havo boon holding CRIPPEN THESENATORS IHGAIING MAN SAYS - ELECTION OE LORIMER JURY Coroner's Jury Returns Verdict De daring That Belle Elmore Was Killed by Her Husband Author! ties Arc Elated. (Continued on Page 8) LONDON', Sopt. 2G. -Tho coro nor'a Jury todny returned a verdict declnrlng thnt Hello Klmoro' Crippon was murdered by her husband, Dr. Hawley II, Crippon, tho American dentist. Tho careful work of tho English mortuary authorities la building up n case from tho ghastly rollo found In tho collar of tho Crlppen houso In North London, whoreby an Identifi cation satisfactory to a British jury was obtained, Is a fcaturo of tho vordlct. For many weeks Dr. Pop per, tho government toxlcoloajst, worked almost single-handed to gain Biifflclont ovldonco from tho frag ments tp show that tho remains wore thoso of Mrs, Crippon, This ovldonco was presontod to tho coronor' jury and convinced them of tho idontlty of tho murdorod woman, In splto of tho fact that tho nttornoya for Dr. Crippon brought experts to contra dict tho -testimony. Tho vordlct is a distinct victory for tho crown, With tho corpus doloctl established, tho governmont Is re lieved of tho necessity of holding tho trlnl of Crippon In ahoyauco and It Is probablo that when his enso Is roaohod on tho calendar tho govern ment will bo ready to proceed with the trial. Hawley Beats Mulkey by 1700 to 2000 Votes Kay Nominated for Treasurer Over Hoyt InswiMis Win Practically All ef the State Office;. f4 t4- t4-f Representative White Vias First Witness Called and Testified That He Received $I00Q to oVte for Lorimer Chicago Tribune, Who Con ducted Fight, Represented by Attorney. f 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4-4- 4- 4- 4- 4-4-4- 4-4- WINNING REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES. Jay Bowerman, 4- 4- 4- 4- Governor regular. Representatives in congress First district, W. C. Haw ley, regular; second dis trict, A. W. Lafferty, in surgent. Judges supreme court Four ycar term, II. J. Bean, in surgent, and T. A. Mc Bride, insurgent; six-vcar-term, G. H. Bnrnett, regu lar, and P. A. .Moore, regular. Secretary of state F, Benson, regular. ' State treasurer T. B ' insunsont i Attorne'-general .."!!"'" Crawford, insurgent School superintendent Alderman, regular. State printer W. S. way, insurgent. Commissioner of labor-In " doubt. 4- Railroad commissioner F.9; J.! Miller, insurgent. :,"" Stato engineer John Hy Lewis, rcgnlar. 4 "f Water superintendent, divis- ion No. 1 J. T. Chinnock, "" insurgent. fc'4- '? 4-4-4- 4 f 4- W. 1 Kay v 4- -L. R.i Diini 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4vf 4- CI.1ICAGO, Sept. 20. Tho sena torial investigation of tho indirect chnrges thnt a- bribery fund was used in electing William Lorimer to the United States sounto, began to dny. Senator Bulkoley of Connec ticut joined the committco todny and Senator Frazier of Tennesseo will arrivo tonight. Honrobontntive Charles A. White, who at tho two trials of Leo O'Neil Browne, minority loader or tho low er houso of tho Illinois legislature, testified that ho received $1000 to voto for Lorimer for senator, was tho first witnoss. ' Tho Chicago Tribuuo, which first published Whito's charges, was rep resented by Attornoy Alfred Austin, who clashed frequently with Attor-i nova Elbridgo. Ilnncoy nnd O'Don- Lorimor, boforo tho ovor com- tiell, representing White's testimony mi t tee. White repented his statements made at tho Browne trials, and re cited his alleged conversations with Browne regnrding how much money ho would get. This testimony was objected to by Lorimcr's attorneys as calculated ,to delve into tho do tails of tho "jackpot," a fund alleg ed to havo been created for tho pur chase of votes. Tho committco retired to consider tho objections of counsol. In his testimony, Whito said that he considered tho wholo amount ho recoived ft "jackpot" and that it in cluded tho payment for his voto for Lorimor. ? PORTLAND, Sopt. 26. Tho voto nt 1 o'clock today stoed: ' Bowerman 13,300, Dimmick 10, 290, Abraham 4522, Hofer 59S0.f ' West 2584, Myers 1414. x Hawley will have about 1400 plu rality. , Sopt. 20.T- Aviator Falls. PARIS, Sept. 20. Aviator Lori dan, who attempted to fly from Paris to Brussels, carrying ono pas senger in his noroplano, lost control of tho mnehiuo at n great height and both mon woro hurlod to tho ground, miraculously escaping serious in jury. Tho accident occurred nt St. Quentin, half way botweon Paris and tho Belgian capital. Loridau was opornting a biplane nnd after the machino capsized it foil liko a plum met nnd wjis smashed and torn when it struck tho ground. Tho aviator and his companion woro removed from tho wreokago, suffering only from shocks nnd sjight hurts. AVIATOR WHO DARED ALPS WILL RECOVER DOMODOSSOLA, Sopt. 20. Fear that George Chavis, tho aviator who flow across thq Alps last week for tho first tinio in history and who fell with his machino noar Domodossola, will not recovor was expressed to dny by physicians attending, him. A consultation of phvsicinns has been hastily, called and Chnviz' con dition is reported critical. Whon tho accident ooourred Chn viz was believed to bo fatally hurt. Ho was taken to a hospital and re vived and it was said ho would ro oovor. Nowb of his relapse occas ioned much regret, as people horo wore enthusiasts over his feat. PORTLAND, Or., 1 hough Jay Bowerman, assembly candidate for govornor, undoubtedly seemed tho nomination in Satur day's primaries, and Congressman W. C. Hawley, standpatter, probably was renominated, tho insurgent fao tion Of tho republican party suc ceeded in nominating one congress man and practically all its candi dates for tho othor stato offices, according to incomplete returns to day. f. Ellis Beaten. Indications are that Congress-' man W. R. Ellis, stan'dpnttor, in tho second congressional district has been beaten by A. W. Lafferty, who mado his campaign on insurgent principles. Lafforty'a lead 'today was approximately 3000, with only a few more districts to hoar from. Summing it all up, tho assembly was boaton and tho attempt of tho old guard to nullify tho direct primary law mot with ft poor roception, With praotioally two-thirds of tho primary voto counted, Boworman's plurality was 3G00 ovor Grant B. Dinuek, his nearest opponent, while Ernest Hofer of Salem and Albert Abraham, all anti-assembly candi dates, ran third and fourth, respect ively. It is not boliovod that more com ploto returns will change the posi tions of tho various candidates in the raco, V Kay for Treasurer. Rolph Hoyt, assembly candidate for stato treasurer, has been beaten by T. B. Kay, insurgent, while Goy omor Benson, assembly candidate. (Continued on Page 8), JAC C Ml '4jJLri . h. 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