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V ; ', ' ' WTOB BDC rEDFORDMATTi TRtBUNJi), MIUPFORD, OK KG ON". THURSDAY, FUSPTFJMBFJl 12, 11)12. "- T MEXICANS FLEE AFTER YEARS' CHASE ONE ON TNE BOSS AMERICA'S HELP TO wt MURDFRFR OUH MI H mm NEK IINCIE ;M ,. . t 1 ( tfAN FRANCISCO, Cnl.. Sopt. 12. After a ROArch of almost n your front llio Atlantic sonbonrd to tlio coast Donilnco Ucnlntl wanted for murder at Wnllhnm, Mass., wns nr rested hero today, Tho young Ital ian, who I twenty years of nge, ro cognized tho polled jiml tho moment llioy stepped Into his plnco of em ployment on lowor Washington street ho fled through a rear door. Ills cscnpo wns blocked by a blind alley, honovor, nnd In a flash tho trio of officers woro upon him. Dcnlnatl denied that ho was tho nmn wanted but when shown n police elrculnr from which his Identity was learned ho broke down and admitted his guilt. Ho Is charged with the murder of Qlovannltl Xatonoll in ' Waltham last November. He claims tho fatal quarrel was oror tho pur chaso of jewelry bnt tho local police say It was a black hand crime. TAFTS SMK SHOWN BEVERLY, Mass., Sept. 12. Tho "Taft stuHo" was snapped from a hundred different angles here today, the president remaining away from the golf lfnks that the "movies" might catch blm, receiving Attorney General Wlckcrshaaj and Secretary MacVcagh. Taft's smile was broadest when ho posed with Mrs. Taft near a flower bed. Ho was also snapped whllo walking along a garden path, talk ing and walking with Major Rhoads, his military aldo. v STOCKTON, Cnl.. Sunt. 12. -Walter 1'nrriili, hcerelnry to tho su perintendent or the state insane asy lum lien1, hud to prove his sanity i.t n cincuu hero yesterday. Tim asy lum authorities planned to take nliotit 150 of, their hnnnless lunatics to each cireus, Yesterday nioniiuL' I'arrish jok ingly told u patient, Van Dor, that he couldn't take iim to tho etrou. Van Dor went to tho grounds and informed the manager that he (Van Dor) wns nn attendant at the asy. lum and a certain harmless patient probably would wine down there and attempt to buy JoO or 200 tickets. Vim Dor warned tho tunmtxer not to let tho patient have the tickets. A little later Secretary I'arrish ap peured nt the ticket wiikuii and end ed for 1.")0 tickets. "Arc you from tho asylum fw asked the ticket man. "Yep,"' answered I'arrNh. "Well, you're cnixy, sonny, and you better beat it while your shoes are "od, ' declared the circus man. I'arrish came to town and got a brother Elk to vouch for him. YESTERDAY'S SCORES Northwestern W." Spokane 83- Scattio 83 Vancouver 82 Portland GS Victoria GG Tacoraa G9 PROGRESSIVES FEAR WRATH OF LITTLE GIANT MILWAUKEE, Sept. 12. Fear of a clash with La Foltetto blocked tho naming of 'a full state progressive ticket by tho convention Wednesday. Progressives felt tho nomination of a ticket in opposition to tho regulars would antagonize La Follettt and prevent Governor McGovern from supporting the progressives. The committee on nomination decided to delay action. The stato committee meets September 24 and If then it cannot support the regulars, will bo instructed to make progressive nom inations. The convention nominated electors. There were addresses by Johnson and Polndottcr. The John son demonstrators stood on chairs and waved bandannas. Johnson's expected attack ot La Follette was undelivered. l. p. a 64 .54G 64 .5R6 67, .550 71 .4S9 81 .449 SS .401 R. H. B. Vancouver . 16 16 0 Tacoma 4 9 4 Batteries: Schmutz., Scpulveda; Concanuon, Churchill and Lalonge, Crittenden. , Victoria 0 6 2 Seattlo 2 9 0 Batteries: Kauffman and Meek; Melkle and Whaling. Portland 0 4 2 Spokane 5 9 1 Batteries: Doty, Girot and Burch; Noycs and DevogL L. , P.C. 64 .582 65 .575. 67 .574 75 .45C 88 .4:16 93 .3S0 R. H. K. 0 6 3 DENVER MAYOR AND CITIZENS ARE INDICTED DENVER, Sept. 12. As a sequel to a war of newspaper accusations featured largely by citizens In the campaign ot the city and county elections sst spring, more than a score of present and former city offi cials and prominent business men of Denver gave bond In the criminal court to answer to. a special grand Jury's indictments, returned afte nearly a month's deliberation. The witnesses varied from former Mayor Speer and Mayor Arnold, to the lowest Inmates of dives. Tho In dictments contain an Infinite number of allegations of bribery, misuse of city streets, Iboft of franchises, oper ating disorderly bouses, renting pro perty for such purposes, neglect of duty, non-enforcement of lawB, ob structing streets, Mayor Arnold and ox-Mayor Speer alike are charged with failure to enforce laws against open vice. Coast W. Vernon 88 Los Angeles 88 Oakland ' 90 Portland 63 San Francisco 68 Sacramento ,57 Oakland 0 Portland 4 1 Batteries: Parkius and Mltze, Hig- glnbothatn and, Fisher. Vernon 3 7 2 San Francisco G 12 2 Batteries: Carson, Gray, Brown; Arlett and Berry. Sacramento 5 14 1 Los Angeles 4 7 2 Batteries: Lcverenz, Hall nnd Boies; Munsei and Cheek. . - S -VAte " VjS-5OsJstLi liLa Lk JiliV. -r-.- ' j&S-lP 4 Mm MB T t. v. -. cJ" vML .dTe-''HIk iH r mvummmm V iHNrayHBHBiKS M tBnirW-' "VTjVtvIIv .TB llKLHBIir13illilV issrlkllslslPlslslslslslsHilslsW X. 7 li HHKif44Hp0jjBHHHy 7l xj ByMflSjZMKjnKFf JBTjtmfjjEKEHKKEl I KSxKmM.- sZUBBDs ' - . - ,.r 1 CHICAGO, Sept. 111. Tluit tho iih- HlHtmico of Amorlcitus Is tho only thing needed to mnko Australia tho United Stntos of tho Southern luunl- Kjitioro, was tho ilnclitrntlon horn to day of Or. Klwoml Mend of Victoria, Australlit, chntrmnu ot tho Utvorn and Water Supply commission which In Investigating farming curidltloun in tho United States. Later thn commission will report to tho colonial govern mont. Dr. Mead wns accompanied to Chi cago by Sir Ucorgo Hold, Lord high commlMloucr from Kuglnnd to Aus tralia,, Lady Reld and Mayor WiiurIi of Winnipeg. Tho pnrty stopped over hnro on route to tho Irrigation Congress to bu hold nt Salt Lnku City. Or, Mead's iiKHcrtlou was voiced nt tho ilotol La Hallo hero when ho spoke on "trade relations bntwnon Australia and tho United States" at a luncheon tendered in honor of tho vUltort. FAIR NOTES - 'MISERY. LOVES COMPANY,' U ' obitrrtd th whals ax h Drp4a for ditto olunr. -K Tmtt RiU. THE Li THE GOODS FOR TEDDY MONEY TRUST MYTH SAYS CHICAGO BANKER ROSES AND NEAR RIOT FOR ROOSEVELT IN ROSE CITY PORTLAND, Sept. 12. -In bis spooch hero Colonel Theodore Roosevelt denounced tho five Ore gon delegatos ' whom ho said woro fraudulent. Ho ottaclcod us a Judas Thomas McCuskor who was Senator L Follotto's manager in Oregon dur ing tho primary campaign last spring and now republican nominee for con gress from Portland. Ho oxplalncd tho attltudo of progressives on trusts and dofunded tho recall of tho Judi cial decisions, mid appealed to the pcoplo to support the progressives. National "W. New York 92 Chicago 82 Pittsburg i79 Cincinnati 66 Philadelphia 63 St. Louis 55 SC. Louis ..55 Brooklyn 49 Boston 39 L. 39 48 53 67 68 77 77 82 91 i .. R. H. Philadelphia .-3 10" Pittsburg . . . ; .t , No others, rain. .10 14 P.C. .702 .631 .599 .497 .481 .481 .416 .374 .300 E. 2 0 LA GRANDE, Ore., Sept. 12. NEW YORK. Sept. 12. Receivers Colonel Roosevelt's voice Is hoarse woro appointed in tho federal district and he spoke with great effort when court hero today for tho United ho defendod himself against tho statC8 Motorbont Company on alloga- .Vinrr... gt luM.n.l n,..!. It Inn nnrl 1 1 t ...cu ut VI-"" outuitiuu ..m ,,- -. a!tf.nml..liS-lT..n- o statement that '. ., ,...rA . oiiui .iiuiiuiuuiuriug uiui.iuy ui dwelt strongly on th the progressive movement wns In no sense personal to him. "My fealty." ho declared, "is to the people. My plea is for disinter ested leadership. It Is tho causo which counts, and tho personality of men is of no consequence except ns it may happen to be of assistance in advancing the- cause." Referring to Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania and John D. Arch bold of Standard Oil fame, ho said: "The Lord hath delivered them Into my hands. I will how at them hip and thigh, now that I can get at them in an open field." Providence, R. I., and "other creditors who declared tho company waB un a bio to meet Its obligations. W. L. Strong and Robert Wnlkcr wcro appointed receivers under bonds of f 150,000. They woro di rected to Invcstlgato tho motor boat company's affairs audi to report on October 28. CREW INJURED' WHEN WABASH LEAVES TRACK KOCHKSTKlrt, N. Y Sopt. 12 passengers and tho ongtneor und a fireman of n fast passenger train on the Wabash railroad were seriously injured at Morton today when tho train Jumped the track whllo running 60 Milieu an hour. A score of other pHsaeugers suffered slight lujurlos. Six times this season Pitcher Lew XJVl of the Cubs bus conje homo a wlimr wnfs ue (Aceu. me uinuis. American W. Boston ...' 94 Philadelphia 80 Washington 80 Chicago ... 64 Detroit 62 Clovelund 59 Now York 48 St. Louis 45 L. 38 53 55 68 73 74 84 87 R. . H Detroit '. ,.7 11 Philadelphia 9 14 Chicago 0 6 Boston 6 13 St. Louis 4 8 Now York ...5 9 Cleveland . . , .... ...... 3 9 Washington 2 8 P.C. .712 .602 .593 .485 .459 .444 .364 .311 . E. 6 2 1 0 3 2 1 2 KNOX IS RECEIVED BY JAPANESE EMPEROR TOKIO, Sept. 12. Emperor Yoshi hlto of Japan today reef lycd in audi ence Philander C. Knox,- United States secretary of stato;, Prince, Hen ry of Prussia and ' tho special am bassadors from tho United States and Germany hero to attend tho funeral of the latOjEmporor Mutsuhlto. His Majesty accompanied tho for eign representatives to vlow tho lying In stato of the body of tho lato ruler. Each placed, a wreath upon tho coffin. MAYOR DIRECTS STRIKE OF UTAH COPPER MINERS DENVKH, Colo., Sept. 12. Chun. H. Moyor, president of the Western Federation of Minor, left Denver today for Jiiiif,rliain, Utah, to direct the strike of 3000 miners employed bv tho Utah Copper company. Tho men demand a flat increase of '25 cents a day and recognition of their union. Federation officials here Buy the strike will spread to other cumpa uii Iusb the company meets the de mands. This would affect '25,000 miners nnd result in (lie biggest strike in Colorado since the Cripple J Creek, wulkou.t. SMUGGLER HATCHES PLOT BEHIND PRISON BARS LOS ANGKLKS, Cnl., Sept. 12. Although u prisoner in the county juil hero on u Bmuj&ling charge, Mr. Ethel Hiill, alleged head or the moht successful ganga of CliiuchO mnug glcnj who ever operated in southern California, linn fostered u second plot from her cell, according to charges filed by immigration offi cials. Churges ulso were filed nguinst Antonio Fcliz, alleged to be her lieutenant, and four Chinese in und around Snn r'ranciaco, follow ing tho discovery of the alleged plot. t Tho Coopers' International Union of North America held lis annual convention at St. Louis, Mo., this week. DETRIOT. Mich., Sopt. 12. "Tho money trust is a myth," was tho gist of nn address delivered hero" today before tho Trust Company 'Section of tho Bankers Association convention by George M Roynolds, head of tho Continental and Commercial Bank of Chicago. "Whatever thero Is of concentrated power." Roynolds said, "exists be cause of tho national banking laws. Tho bankors wantod to amend tho laws and diffuse tho iinoney power mora widely through th country, but tho pcoplo would no permit It. I welcome a congressional Inquiry into tho 'monoy trust,' but If It Is not honestly conducted bankers should Thn following named persons hnvo been selected to serve as Judges at tho County Fair next week: Of the races C. M. Spook, John Shefldan, Jess Houck. Timers J. W. Diamond, D. T. Lnwton. Official starter ot tho racoaMr. WaynoSlowart of Alhany, Ore. Horso department Loandro Noll, of Ashland. Cattlo Department II. It. Taylor qf Jacksonplllo. Swine. Sheep, etc., Geo. Nichols, Mcdford. Poultry T. 1 Smith, of Talent. Vetotablcs. Grain, etc. W. L Stewart ot Mcdford. Fruit Department D. M. Lowe, of Ashland. ladloH Domestic Mfg. Department Mrs. A. II. Cornell, of Ornnt Pass. Fine Arts Department Mrs. 13. V. Carter of Ashland. Culinary Department Mrs. H. C. Kcntnor. Florlculturo Mrs. Win. lludgo, Medford. Jackson County Manufacturca Chan. B. Wolf. Ashland. The ladles In charge of tho Ladles Domestic Mfg. Dept., Mrs. W. II. Canon, president, will bo at the Fair Grounds' at tho exhibit building on Monday and Tuesday. to rocclvo on irics. All parties who have fancy articles or anything In this depart ment will plouso bring tholr articles for entry. DOUULAH. Arli,, Hopl, 12. Fear ing that Colonel Itojan, eomnmmlnr nt tho robot trnopn near Aguti Prlnta, will maltii good his thront to attnuk thn village utilocn thn Mexican fmlo'ral garrison surrenders boforn noon, practically tho ontlrn population crossed Into Douglas today, When day broko UoJiih evidently hud Hindu no further plana for tho attack, It wan statod at htn eatnp that ho would wait for tho tlmo lltnt to oxplro before moving. Colouol Regno, commanding (ha federal gurrlsou, Is confident that Ifn will be ublo to withstand tho rebel assault, Ills men are well supplied with hmmuultlnu. All public, records and munh portable prlvuto property wuh brought to Douglas lust night, The records are belug cared for by a bank hero, FELL FOR SWINDLER'S STORY AND LOSES DIAMOND RING TACOMA, Wash., Sept. t'J.- Ho eaute hIiv fell for a swindler's story Mrs, ). K. Wood is Unlay mourn ing the loss of a gold watch ami a diamond ling valued at if 100, uuM Ihe iMilico are souri'lilng for a dryer crook. . .. ..ii. , ... . ii i a si i linger ciiihmi ou ,iirs, uunu yestrrdnj wliiltt her hunhnml was nwny und explained that he hipl romn to collect it fine imposed on Mr. Wood for failure to Answer a court summon. Mrs. Wood ex plained that she did not have thn required amount, so the crook took the Jewelry inslend. Not content with tho booty, the swindler then asked Mrs, Wood to run nwny with him, She discovered that she hud been duped when' th pollen were told. !'.-, ,; : -..,b.,,..',:.js ,t,aw Tho strike of stevedores and freight handlem that recently stop ped all traffic nt tho port of Malaga, Spain, has boon won by the work men. Tho employers ylolded to tho union demands recardlntt a hlshor decline to dlscloso confidential rclu-s;nlo ot wages nnd mora pay for llnna ttfllK f ltnli niiartiiini " t vnfllnin ' Young Mothe tlons with their customers. r Yortlmo. No yount wobum. In ts Jy C coulnr motherhood, should tgltct to prtpsr fcsr system for tk physi cal ordeal the It to undsrgo. Tat fetalta of both hsrself and tha ln cklld dspenda largely ujoa tat tt4 aa baatowa upoa ktrself rfnrlat tba walUat aaontfas. Motaar'a rrltai praparaa tk nxpecUat aetlitr'a sy--tm far tha comtnr ataat, and-Its bm roakaa aar comfortabla durla all taa term. Tho baby, too, Is mare apt to ba perfect and strong whom tba mother has tbua prepared herself for nsturo'a auprerae function. No better advlco could bo glrcn a young; expectant roomer toan that nho uso Mother's Frlond; it Is tncdlclno that has proven Its value la thousands of cases. Mother' Friend Is sold at drug stored. Wrlto for free book for expect ant mothers. MUtfKU MGUUTOR CO., AhW. Cs. at ratoTHEifs "CSFRI rieNd iiiiiiz (a co. I PEOPLE SHOULD GUARD AGAINST APPENDICITIS Medford people who Jiuvo stomach und bowel troublo should guard against appendicitis by taking slm plq buckthorn bark, glycorlno, etc., as compounded In Adlor-I-ka, tho Qerman appondlcltls romedy. A SINGLE DOSE rollovcs sour stom ach, gas on tho stomach and consti pation INSTANTLY because this smiplo mlxturo antlsoptlcizca tho di gestive organs and draws off tho Im purities, U U. IIfltli)8 druggist. a. V T f ? t t T r r T T f T T t y y y t y t t y y y y y ? y y y y ! MOE Friday and Saturday Specials This week the Friday and Saturday Specials will ho of moro interest than ever. Notieo tho various prices on this page you will find tho merchandise just what is in demand now and items men tioned are but few of the many throughout the store. 8c DARK OUTING FLANNEL, 6 A good quality of dark Outing Flannel, always sold at J3c, special 6 Standard grade apron check Gingham 5 Calico, Shirtings, Ohallies, large assortment to select from, at special ,..5 5-'l good quality Table Oilcloth, light and dark colors ..., 18 15c grade Children's Hose, Made all sizes....;,...9 2? 3 for 25 , 4&f iS ', Mi- joc gradeadies' black and tan IJo.sc, all sizes', 9 f ;r 15 for 25 iMen's blac.k and Ian Sox, all sizes, fast black, 3 for 25 'f. .1t nUJ. Uoc gradepiadies' Jtibbed Jleoced Undorweai", all sizes including up to f), at special 250 r0! and Ggcgrade Children's Winter Underwear, vest or pants, to close at, special , 250 Men 'h Heavy Wool grade, special, each., Underwear, regular $1,00 850 iv dO-inch Now Diagonal Weave Fall Suiting in new two-toned shades, a largo assortment to select from, special for two days $1.45 Gti-ineh Chinchilla in navy brown and tan, the cor rect cloth for jackets and skirts, special for two days at $2.95 NEW SILK NEW WEAVES NEW COLORINGS We aro showing a vary complete lino of New Fall Silks, Velvets and Corduroyfl. All tho latest Hhades uud combinations of colow, priees $1 to $2' 2o pieces Fancy Ilibbons, all colors, plain and fancy, values up to 00e per' yard, special 100 LADIES' WASH WAISTS, 470 ' i $1.00 and $2.00 values, the balance of this season's -, stock, to close at only , ' 470 $1.00 and $1.50 CORSETS, 000 . ' .' These are odds, and ends, high and low bunted Corsets at ;..; 600 When ybuibuy material from us we make up to your measurements a tailor-made Skirt for $2,00 ;m;n T ' - VJL2 7 1