medford Daily Tribune
FOURTH YEAIi.
MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1909.
No. 66.
THAW S LAST
HOPE IS
GONE
Appellate Divison Supreme
Court Denies Appeal
--Must Remain Confined
in Asylum
MA
PARDON II
T WANT WOULD OPENON TRAIL Of WHEELS ARE FOREST EIRE
FOREST
LANDS
Petition to President is 'Hawley Writes Secretary Goodpasture U'ritesBroth
Signed by (jreat Number
01 Business Men of the
County for Pardon.
Wilson in Regard to
Throwing Forest Re-
serves Open.
ill 1
MAN
NKW YOliK. .Iinii 4. Harry K. : Hundreds ui' local business men U'l-in-f-i-n i n i i W (' n iv ,..
Thaw's In hope ui' rejrainuig his o. the cily and county are signing a -taken up llie inali'lr of allowing; set
frecdinn departed today when the ap- petition iu ihe President askinir thai l!'''s "" forest -reserves wilh Secre-
pellate division of the suprc.ne -..urt Lllurk.s Nil.kol b pul.douod lor hjs tury Wilson of Ihe agricultural de-
FAIR IS WELL
FIXED FOR SEATS
deeided against his aipi'al from an; . -.1,1 . 1 .. . .. . lnrtnicnt, as Ihe following letter
order of the Supreme t'inirl refusifigi the secretnrv will show:
him a jury d ial as to his sanity. t .Orcguii,-of whieh he was convicted years there 'have heen somewhta ex-
nieaus that Thaw must remain in the 'and sentenced to 13 months impris- tensive additions to the National Kur-
.Matilaewan nsyhim. oilmen! on iMeNeils islands. J. K "sl areas in Oregon. Ihe insertion
Harkdull of this oily has been uirou-1'" Imvi'"" ' Agrieullurul
. . ,, .... . , , . , Appropriation Aet of, Mareh 4, .11)07,
lafng the pet.t.on m Medford and ho , ,,,., , , ,,,,.,. J
i a r has uol met u single business 1111111 eonsiderable areas, just prior to the
who has refused to sign. approval of the hill, whieh areas up-
The many people of Jaekson eouu- I"""' h"ve been piiekly delennined
Iv who know Mr. Nickel! believe that "P""-
he should be luirdoned in view of e.- Because of Ibis there have been
.,.,.,,.., ... . , , , ,, teiiuntiug eireiunstunees suimunding included iu the National Korests of
ShAIII.K, Wash., June 4.-I.1 the ,.,.,; with the ,Iinj frullds. 'Oregon not 'only agrieulture and gra.-
matter of seats, the A-Y-P Kxmsi- hllK TOKi(J(.,j j Ju(.k801, county 'K lu"lf!. "l liidi with bill little
tiou is particularly well provided. The for. neurly 40 yeurs mid his many forests on them, but also lands that
grounds anil buildings are especially friends are raliving to his support. " patented and whieh had been
well equipped for holding big gather I -Many influential men . throughout ,"-;l''1 f"r "";i'll'le period.
.. ...... . the stale, including, stale officials. Ihe purpose ot this letter is to res-
nigs, coiiveuiious, 111 eneons, nan-1 1 ' r,,iu. ..11 ...
....... .....1 ..i.t..... 1.. r .;.... have signified their 'willingness lo ll""l inquire whether all or any
1
kinds, Thev
eonvenlions
! n. ', ..i,,,.,. i whieh '" Pi " 1 a pet t on lo the President ulesl' "'iuieii in tne
1 aie .0 places 111 whieh .National Forests in Oregon were
of various kinds can he "1"1" '"" '"' "'"l 1,0 l"u" , ,,.; v , " .. .
1. .11 1 .. . 1 : flnnn. , ...
HCIfU 111 Nil Millie Utile, .
The amphitheater in which the op-j
emif.; exercises were hold yesterday ! QPfl V 1 VT TO UIUC
rniM-nih.- and noon. seal 10.000 pel -I ufUlinllL IU flAlL
suns, n ml tnci'Y seal is id ii con)
mainline posh inn. The Stadium, in
which nil the InV athletic meets will
be held, en n seat 20.000 peisuns. .-niii
the niM'juit'ii'cnl niidilormn. in iiicli
jtumy itn purl nnt nltirrins will he
held iiml in which smnc dt'lhe leiul
iiifj men of I he Uuted Slutes will
snciik. bus n sent hit nipjwil v of 5000.
For ivslinj; pliH-L's iniincnihle ben- nrjuii.jilidii of n
dies and clmirs hnve been set out l with at lenst
BAR ASSOCIATION
SI'UKANK. .lime 4.- I'l-eliininmy
jdiins n re beinjr worked on I by Col.
Willinin Iimuner of Spokane. for llie
bur nssoeialiuii
meinbers. prne-
((Hivenient places abtnir the boule- ticinp iu this cily am! Spokane eoim
vn rds a ud grounds. , t . The two exist in ir associations
The Amphitheatre will be the scene . have heen at war with each other
of numerous yatberins some of llioiu since (heir founding The purpose is
Natonal importance. Iu .lune the!o premole respeef for I heprolesion
students of Ihe l'aeitic l'nier-ily and lo iruard Ihe public nirain-l di
will irivc the ploy. "The flridire of the repulahle and unpmlVssiuiuil acls
(iods." Hue biunlred atid forly-five hy itierubcr of ihe bar. The oririiiii
Stiidents will lake part iu ihe play, zalioii meeting will lake place within
'fhe Nut-wciaii Sinuiitjr Society will two weeks, when arriniL'cmenls will
(rive its biur festival in the Atuphi- be made for the celcbin I ion of Law
thenler and the (Jeriaan Sen: -erfa-t yer's Day. at which lheiv will be
snrveved, and the lands included
in the Nalional Forest classified us
atriieull nral. firazintr. limber, ete.. as
shown by (be records of your depart
ment. If 1 lit y were in I so surveyed,
ui examined, and classified prior to
their inclusion, have thev heen since,
for the purpose of ro-d oration lo the
public domain for homes for people
of the Cniletl (Sales, jhe lands which
are agricultural, rru.in.ir, or not uf-
I icentlv I inibercd a-, to just H'v ibeir
retenlitui in (he National Forests n
the .jiidetnejit oj' ihe ilepartment.
N'umeroits inquires made to me
i'i reiranls to public hinds in Oregon
suitable foj- enl ry under our general
laud law. AUo frcipienl applica
tion a re made I o me lo present Ihe
claim id lhic-e who de-ire to (Miter
lai:iK Milhin Ihi' National Forests of
Oregon which arc presented as tigri-
clul are lands.
j
From all tire information 1 poes-.
it would tnaie:ir lti.it n i-icol t me
er in This City That
He is on Track of Man
Who Resembles FanGher
TURNING AT
110UD
Bayoneting of Italian May Wages
Lead to International
Complications-Town is
Under Guard.
DOES MUCH
DAMAGE
in Northern Minne-
sota-No Lives as Yet
Arc Reported Lost-Loss
Will Be Heavy
Al. l'l.(ti;), Cal., June I.-- Cnex
peeted einnpliealiiins involving Ihe
Aineiiiinn and Italian j;overniueiil,
T. I. (ioiMlpasllil'e has reeeived a
letter from his brother J. K. Oood
paslure, who is iu Cailfornin, eiiKiified
on a mini lor 1.. V. J'aneher, who jinny grow out of Hie bayoneting of
"isnppeiueo i nun tins eily lasl tall, tiabnel Tallerieo, an Italian
siaiinjr nun ne was on the traek of a Iday by Ihe California
unto answering Mr. Kaiieber's de- Innards.
senp. was some three weeks be-I After nu exeilimr einifeien.... lust
lie seems confident of Inifrlil an appeurto Ihe consul general
Ihe man and all itidica-iwas drafled nskiiiLr that 1 1... im,il,.
linns lend lo prove that the man on be Im.ught lo the atteulii f the
whose track he is, is Iher Ihan ' lialian ambassador in W..sl.l...,i,,
Mr. Pancrher. ppi.,. ..,., , ,1,. ,.ium , '
Mr. (iondpasliire is at present iu iknown.
San ,J,ise and hns enlisted the aid of The lumber mills resumed this
the police of f'aliforniai iu the search mornine. Aimed and mounted
lUflMIIX, Minn., June Dum
as1' ana ting lo over if'i.tKlll.lHIO ms
iilready been dime by Ihe forest fires
raging iu the northern portion of
this stale lodav. No lives nr.. r,.i,,-i
l
hind biai.
overtakiu
yester-
Nalional d lost
The fire covered an area of suvral
hinulied miles, and IS Snreiolilnr rnn.
far (be missing; miin.
LATE LOCAL MEWS.
giumls are unrdin every road lend-
into the town.
LARGE NEW POTATOES
GROWN NEAR PHOENIX
-1
V. A. Colby has left for the enst.
wilh the remains uf his brother who j
was killed last Monday evening,. j J. T). F.vans wiih in Medford Thurs-
Willium ('. Ilrown of Yreka is visit-ly with new potatoes from Phoenix,
.r iu Medford. three of which weighed 14 onneos
JohmTempleton of Hombrook is in !fia,,,L W"" oted
Meillunl en a short visit with friends'"" " urmM rnn,,!l ,n"'k nnrt
, . ,, , . Mr. Kvniis as a successful rancher.
mi, and jmis. ,j. rsunan are visinn
Port bind.
J. A. Kose of I'hoenix was a recent
.Medford visitor.
Mrs. .. ('. Charley and Mrs. M. M.
Ilrown. of I trow nsboro. spent Wed-
dav in Medford.
The Medford Olass House has rent
ed half of its space in which a rnck-
c -ltnv is lo be conducted,
(hinir will be sidd from 5 to
each.
.1. .1. 'fryer of Kaeje 1'oint was a
recent visitor in Medford.
HAD COUGAR AS
STAGE PASSENGER
idly.
BUTTE FALLS HAS
REAL LIVE STRIKE
ul-n will he ;jii'll Iumc.
l.'ill by 7"i feel, and h
cmitic pri.pi'i'tiiw and i
The stage is
with
elierv as nee
ileil.
PASTOR RIDES ON
WALKS: FINED $10
program of athletic uamc
'jood m- cue and -pecche-;. If ibis
in la fitted lion i a -access il i- prop.
tend the .jurisdiction ((e
W'a-binuioii and On-j-oit
Idaho and c-1ern Montai
ii bjirbe-ornaiii.a--e.l
lo cv
eastcrn tiorl le-r'i
'in- K,
i in in
JAMES WEBB DYING
oiinl. are at pre-.cn I inclnd
Nal iooal Kitie-ls in ( reon. I res
pectfully -ne-t ihiM f a Mirvey. or
cMimitial ion. of ;; lauds oilier than
tlio-c proper to l'tre-i ie-erves were
excluded from t he Nat io nal Forest
i'i Oregon mimI returiied lo the puh
m domain for.eniry under the uene-
SI'OKANK. June -I.-- (Irani Turn
Kvery- hull, a sln.nc driver, operalin
"i ccnls (ween Newport and Klk. Washington.
north of Spokane, haitnu experience
wiih a fitll-rown conyar which he
will tail forget for some time. While
driving alonv: 1 lit narrow momilaiii
road near oy.er I 'a-- Iu- lior-cs be
Ciime friihleiied and bolted. Tin
1 1 river manaued bv -heer tort one lo
. the wheels of the c..ie in the
ival uieelings al the tuber- rut-, ami afler the hor-e- batl e
prowine; in interest uud in pcialcd ihcir eiiei'L'.v Ihe dri'er made
power. 1 arce more athlitious lust iu e-t iua t ton. re rchctl ni Ihe
hi ; lour the evening before. Jn- road of the conch wa- a feroeion-
lere-i in ihe yospel is rowiu. I'rtd'. coti:ir. Itefoie the aniiiiii! could
tower till the spring upon him. Turn boll tr-cd I lie
SPLENDID MEETINGS AT
CHRISTIAN TABERNACLE
The
aele
AT 103 YEARS OLD '
llMll.l-
!7 Imni
OI.YMl'IA. .Ini.e 4.--Hev. K. I..
Suii k. iat.ir at the t'enlral lialili-t
i-hni'i-h. ami uae nt1 lln- lnt kluiuil
iuiui'.t''r in llie eitv. ui. lhi innrn-
ine fined .ln and r-i al the .liie
nal, ti'l' ruling hi- niMl.iri'Vi'le on
the -iili-w elk- in lln- -i t v liniiu. The
ih:U''f "a- lui'li-ri-il hv n iMili.-i-man
uliu ,;m .Mr. Sv iek riding on the
walk" Sunday.
I,,i',-. Swii-k il:: iplite :i la I II- rill'-
li,. a m.-tLi'i'li'' healpr and va
lia-l-'iiii'-." atti-ml a p.-Miriii when
vinlatins the nnlinanee.
Tin' i-ily anlhi'l-iti.1- l:."e Iven .mi-lml-imI
iii tryiii'j t" -r.jip -s the prae-
(ii-e ef li.lil'- lin 111.' Willi,- ii'i.l ihe
niiiii-ier i- ei.e at' the many vietim
. the l.iiee tw.rl l:ll-!v.
lie (.leaded L'llillv lo the ehnlL-e
thi- inoniinir and appeared tit eonrt : C. 15. JOXES Handles rental- rs-
liersonally. ' elnsively. Over liijoit Theatre.
S'l'tll K TfX..)ime 1. -.laine- Wehli,
San .loaquiti'- i'i'iite;iari:i:, lie- ifvi
death'- d.Mir at ihe Imine ..t' hi- miu
I-aac M-W. ii. '.-.ir 1 nk- nveim,.
Thi- iior!iit"r In- -auk inlo nn'.ii:-
seioi.-i.' anil it i- .-late.l
,!!! pi..l.al)l- n..t -.nii- tl,
'Iv. .!.!. I, l.ir I hi- oi
r"dth hirthday at I'eiei - .Inly
ai.d now i- iieariiiL' hi- "i.e
ai..l ihird year. Allln-al. i'i'.' w.
phy.-i.ally,' Mr. Wel.l, retained I
(,l,--e--i.ni hi" tniml and u.inri.
fa) inein. .ry until he ia-ped into n
coli-i'ii.n-iie".
Hi- -on i" niol
!ni:e and eondnel-
I'lt lo
Kor
Lr-' i I'i
.. r I
lial he l.'iiMii
.1 In
nil i
il would
.il.celned.
ration- the
I ha la ru
result in I.e
llie
IT
tllae. Ihe ;'o.-pel -inline; Is -pintaal I 1 1 1 1
and nplinin. Andienees have I il cd '
eeer.liii e..od in .1 1 i I ll-t andin'' the the
-ear.'. We appreliiMil no dane.-i' I.
iinyoi;!' Iiy .'. i ii lit i lo lin;-e nieet itif.
ITlie palilic -how-, -tores. skI.m.iis
etc., ale no! l,.-ii.e en-loiiiers itn ae-
nilll.l of the -o-ealled fl ier. Why "
-llonl.l ai Mine. e-peciall- any rhnreh nio
iiiomher- Iav aua ti.n.i thi) lloll-e t1'
of tool on Ihi- or anv other ac int. '-n'
r.ri'iliren. I rii" n! -. ilont alliov an
-tu ple lliii.'.: lo kei p t'r.im any
-erviei-. I',. tne toni.jlil. Slllljeels--K.
-istins: the llexil." Thi- i- a line.
."' praetie.-ll siihierl. Hear it.
i'!,'e-i-li'j-.r the Ilevil" tnhji'et at
f!ie Tale v.,::. !.. p, he-lit. f'ofne and
i- how to do it.
his uhip. hill the hie eat leap-lii-
hetiil anil ili-appeared n
il- hel'ore he eonld inlliel lie
death Mow. Settlers in the iiorlhein
pari ol Spokane eonnly report eon
jiy nniuei'Mii- licit litis, H. 'ji-si itt--taiiee
of a slave driver havine; .no
a- a pa eneer. Tnniliiill elaijn a
Ihan SO y.a
a -mall -lore
y ot niir
lieiHicaee
pie to make teene- eerv
ithin our honiiili ie-. and the
t - la i ii I lie iiie.nnpurahle up.
ot our i Pry. The r.,n-li-
f this (i..iey would not he
ta I ill :. ey v, ay v hu te er lo
I- I- p.-Iter. ,:
t irreat a-paMlaye to it.
. Oifi.-nl r'oiehi.l. I 'hie! I-'or-
.!! -aid i'i !h" eei rite; het'ore tot (. !, finally included in the Na-;-e
I oii.tiii t tee oti A -iv-al t ure liuna! Kmest- iii Ore.:..n -honld he
lir-t i... i ..t the in it Ii Con- n-p ,te,l t.. ihe (nildie domain for
1 Ihink it is -ale p. -ay that I - f',.r .nir people in aeeordat.ee
uniform set of wilh the in ti einorml pno-tiee of thi-
reeord for ilri.iiitr a eomdi from
point where he i!iseo i-reil flhe
Ther is i a
(IMM'iiil resjjondciiee)
rilei-e was oitile aim oxeilement in
our midst mi TiibhiIh.v iiiii the ar
rival ui Aiiuiiiunr Keineliu with n loud
if men In take the plane of Hie local
Nlrikerx. It weiim that Ihere is some
diKiiHsfaetio,, wit I Mr. Heineke and
the local petitioned Mr. Harris lo re
move Heineke. This Mr. Harris re
fused In do mid sel. ahont employing
men from Ihe valley lo do Ihe 'mill
ivork. When the vallev men arrived
at Ihe falls Irnnhle at once licfrnn.
JikIci- IViiIz liappene.l ,i . ,, (.
".''mind m , ( llMIt, j i l-n.-t t-i
l'epnly Sheriff Claspell I nserve
the peace and to file a eomplainl
atianist any one 1 1 -i 1 1 Ihreals, inli
inidnlioit or violence In prioenl Ihe
men I'mm workin.. ,,v t, it n,;..
'ilislnrliancc of ihe peat e
anil In- men ueic aL
they woillll he pr,,eee
properly also. To lie
Haskill was u'tvfu
the men wnrncil Ihal while thev ntieln
ll-c peaeealile mea-ltrcs Ii. persiiatlc
tin- new arrial- I rota vvnrkini. vel
that iolet,ce wttalil n.. In' permitted
and that any i hiralitm to injer-
uilh Ihe icci wtttki'T. if Ihcy work
ctl. v..li!l ! e -i - .. tf,..,-,.: il,
cotiion patp.t-e anil an oert act to
carry the -.line 1 1 : 1 . . iM-enlio,!, if (he
ael i 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ,-. I wa- in I im I'nl, wns' iii
the nature i,f oh-t I'ncl i' .jnsliee. and
Hie law den 1 1 -overoly wilh -nei net:
thai any cinei.'alion of thrc or
more men h.-nl upon a e..mnioii inlenl
calcnlaled In di-linli . peace was
riotous and avaiilsl the nw. These
counsels -eenitnl lo pniel the troiilile
and all i- peac l'nl ai this writing. It
til Ihe deleriiiinalioii of the proper
pertinl anv
M "f -i
ri'-iiie.l l,i
ami Ihe mill
e d Dei.nlV
sti'iiet'oiis, and
coiiear of Newporl.
I.oinily on the head i
-li te of Wa-hineloii.
a noted he;,,' -hiyer.
hnuilreil- of eoneai:
llli- pail of Ihe i-l
''.", year- i- oruaniitii' i
nni ki a haul I liere w il h t r
f coiiear n the
T It. Hopper
v In. Im- killed
lli.l wild eat Ii
dillilnr the las!
p.irlv lo
n-d do--.
I"
anlhoiities lo nip
,ai,d lo - Ihal
work -hull
Tllo-e v l,
not, I, ot tl,.
other a:e:i
city ri'.:!,l-
CI,!po'e!' .
the law an
di-oiiler
Mil K.I
l!o
1.11,1
lo
IIV p'
. e ha e no s lleh
friend- anywhere as Ihe men who
are Ihih',: iMsid-'j the honi, dries ot'
thi -e I National I I'ore-ts."
1 earne-t!y desire that all lands I
eminent.
Willi he-1 wi-hes, 1 am
Wry respectfully yours,
' W. C. Hawley,
ASTORIA MEN IN
SHOOTING AFFRAY
ASTnl.'A. .lane ), A- a re-alt ,,l
an nllercatioa ihal i- -aid to h.'ie
aii-eii i.vif a woman, Alliert Mali
shot ii ii.l -'erion-ly wo'inded I'lasl
s..p I'.oyee al the latter'- home on
( !a-a-..p I'iatti". Hal! lis,. I tl shot
'iiit, and the ehar'c struck' P.oyce
near the hiall.
ah
'I' le
i!crso"A'..
Ii. 11. Ilal'.ev ol l.'. dciie' is s,,en..
jit.!? a lew davs in Medford.
j A. !!. -T. -f r ot' l-iiieene i- isitin-' in
I he i alley.
! II. T. Hall of t'ential I'oinl s,,,.,,!
lwTeihie-dav in Medford on hlisiness.