THE GOLD HTLL NEWS
PAGE EIGHT
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1912
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THE TOGGERY
ALWAYS IN
EARNEST
G EN ER A L D IA Z
TURKS ARE DRIVEN
RACK RAPIDLY
Servians
March
Into
Uskup
Unopposed and Adrianople
is Invested.
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A m erican P r . . . A sso cia tio n .
General Felix Diaz, leader of a new
rebellion in Mexico, who w ai captured
a t Vera Cruz, with little fighting.
OREGON D IS P L A Y BEATS ALL
T illm an Reuter Take* Firat Prize« at
Dry Farming Congress.
L ethbridge, Alta.—Oregon b eats the
■world as a dry farm ing country ac
cording to aw ards given exhibits from
th a t sta te a t the Intern atio n al Dry
F arm in g congress which closed here.
T illm an R euter, of M adras, displayed
w h at exp erts pronounce the finest dry
farm in g products ever seen. He w as
aw arded sw eep stak es In th e following
c la s s e s :
B est sh eaf of barley, best individual
ex h ib it of all kinds of grain, best
g ra s s e s and forage, best 90-day corn
a n d la rg est potato.
H e received first prizes for six-row
ed barley, b est sp rin g rye, best three
y e a rs ’ grow th of alfalfa and sand
vetch.
T h is Is not th e first tim e th at R eut
e r has won a “w orld’s se rie s” in th e
d ry farm lag field. H e won sim ilar
su ccess a t th e co n g ress in S pokane In
1910 and again a t C olorado S prings
la s t y.ear.
London.—T h e sw iftness and effici
ency of th e onw ard m ovem ent of th e
arm ies of th e allied B alkan sta te s is
m aking E urope open h er eyes. From
th e n orth and all along the line from
G reece on th e south they are crow d
ing back th e boundaries of th e O tto
man E m pire in Europe. T h e often
predicted and long delayed day when
th e T urk will have his back ag ain st
th e wall seem s a t hand.
T he two pivotal points of T u rk ey ’s
defense on th e no rth w ere A drianople
and Uskup. T he B ulgarian arm y In
th e e a st has d efeated th e T u rk s at
K irk-K ilisseh, w hich Is th e stro n g est
outpost of A drianople, and invested
th a t fo rtress.
The S ervian arm y in th e w est w alk
ed into U skup w ithout opposition. The
T u rk ish g arriso n th ere w ithdrew on
th e railw ay tow ard Saloniki.
E v en ts ab o u t A drianople a re even
m ore Im portant. T he B ulgarians ap
p aren tly a re proceeding successfully
w ith th e in v estm en t of th e fortress.
The T u rk ish arm y w hich was d efeat
ed a t K irk-K ilisseh did not fail back
upon A drianople, according to news,
but took th e road to th e south, w here
it could connect w ith th e railw ay to
C onstantinople. The second B ulgar
ian arm y followed through th e m oun
tains, carry in g on th e fight all day In
an endeavor to cut off th e retre a tin g
forces.
C onstantinople d isp atch es continue
to speak of th e read in ess of the T u rk
ish arm y to tak e th e offensive. In
any case a few days m ust see decisive
action. A B ulgarian arm y has occu
pied B u n arh issar and is m arching to
w ards Kulell Burgas.
The B ulgarian forces, according to
advices received a t Sofia, have cap
tured the tow ns of Lule B urgas and
Demotica. It is also reported th a t the
T u rk s are co n stru ctin g earth w o rk s
along th e riv e r E rkene, w est of Eski-
Baba.
U nless th e T u rk s a re able to tak e
th e offensive vigorously th e present
Indication Is th a t they will be driven
out of Europe alto g eth er, falling In-
MEDEORD,
OREGON
FILE STATEMENTS
Seymour Tells
OF CONTRIBUTIONS
Story of Crime
JOHN SCH R A N K
W ashington.—C ontributions
total
Ing *591,030.20 and expenditures of
*558.311.25 lit the republican prcslden
tlal fund w ere disclosed In the finan
cial statem en t of ttie republican na
tional com m ittee filed with the clerk
of the house of rep resen tativ es.
C harles P. T aft, b ro th er of the p re s
ident. appeared as the larg est c o n tri
butor. T he report show s th at lie gave
*50,000 In two *25,000 co ntributions to
Frank Seymour, alias Parker, has fol seareli for tin- fiOO saidto Is-concealed in the New York h ead q u arters, and *6000
lowed the example of his p artn erin crime, a money la-lt by Dedaskaious, and were to the Chicago headquarter*. m aking
Mik.- Spate is, and tna<le full confession rewarded for their hlissty work with hut a total of *56,000.
■ if the brutal n m n ler of George Ik daska- five dollars in stiver.
C ontribution: to the presidential
The recital of how lie and Spanos lured cam paign fund of th e dem ocratic party
lous, a Greek laltorcr, at Medford mi the
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evening of .Septenil-er 22. Seymour lias their victim to tie lonely scene of the thin y ear totalled *678.364. according
l s < i t a suspect since tin- earliest ilevclop- crime tallies exactly witli ,1»- confession
to the sw orn statem en t of Rolla C.
ineiits of (In- ease, lint was stitli red to go of the latter, and through the instruction W ells, of St. Louis.
E xpenditure*
fits- until Getols r 17, when the confes of S y m o itr the tap- w rap|*d gaspi|«- aggregated *562.618, Including *120,
sion of Spanos to Sheriff Jones i liarged tfiat Spanos used as a bludgeon was found 000 sent to Chicugo front hcadquar
him will) the plan and execution of tin- secreted in a pile of sawdust enroute from te rs at New York, and there a re out
the place where the m urder was comm it stan d in g obligations of *55,149.
crime.
The Spanos and Seymour stories differ ted. Seymour’s own sim ilar weapon had
All told 53,303 contributions were
in tiiat the latter maintains the blows iss-n previously found concealtsl at the received by Mr. W ells and of these
1912. by A m erican i'reaa A ■■ocla t Ion
which crusued tlit life from tin- victim, rear of the hotel where he worked.
52,030 w ere for am ounts of ,1000 or
S e y m o u r sta ll s th a t th e c rim e was
and the added atrocity of throat slitting,
John 8chrank, who tried to assas
less. G overnor W’llson, the nom inee,
were administered by Spanos. The new planned a week in advance and th a t Bert gave *500.
sinate Colonel Roosevelt at M il
confession apparently rings true; Sey Cummings, Spanos’ son-in-law, was to I T he R oosevelt progressive p arty re waukee,
mour attempting to conceal nothing, and have been a partner in the deal. On this j celved contributions for Its cam paign
admitting freely that the blow which statem ent Cummings was again taken in fund up to O ctober 17 of *304,244.
felled Dedaskaious was given by his own to eustxsly. Although Heyinour does not spent *292.341, and had unpaid bills PLOT TO A R R ES T C ZA R BAREE
hand. He asserts, however, that follow charge Cummings w ith having Iss-n p n -s-1 and co n tract obligations fo r *41,341
ing the knock-out he was unable to re [ ent at the killing, he asserts th at it was I more.
Plan Was to Take Russian Ruler on
strain Spanos from lieating their senseless Cummings who originally planned the
F rank A. Munsey, who gave *70,000, '
Private Yacht
victim to death and afterward cutting ids job.
George W. P erkins, who gave *45,000, j 8 t. P etersb u rg .—News of a daring
throat, in a frenzy of fear lest Dcdasda-
The confession came entirely voluntar- 1 and W, Em ien R oosevelt, who gave but fru stra te d plot to a rre s t the C zar
lous recover to charge them with the ily on Seymour's part and was made to *31,000, appeared a s th e leading Indl and force him to abd icate the R ussia!,
robbery.
throne, and fuller d etails of th e alleg
Siteriff Jones in the county jail at Jack vldual contributors.
According to the Seymour story the sonville, isting afterward reduced to w rit-'
ed a tte m p t to kill th e 8-year-old Czar
m urderers were disappointed in their ing and willingly signed by .Seymour.
ovlch, h eir to the crow n, both etorles
TH E M ARKET8
nam ing the recently self-slain Adm iral
Chagtn as the chief co n sp irato r, have
P ortland
terferen ce by th e pow ers a t th e p res w hich they w ere tried In th a t city.
W heat—Club, 78c; bluestem , 82c; stirre d all Rusela. It Is said th a t the
A t th e sam e tim e th a t word of the
en t stag e to end th e w ar, as happened
A dm iral, th e C zar's favorite. and com
red R ussian, 76c.
in th e R ussian cam paign ag ain st T u r verdict ag ain st Diaz w as received,
plunder of th e Im perial yacht, the
O ats—*25 per ton.
key in 1828 and 1878, when R ussia cam e the re p o rt th a t th e m ilitary
H tandart, com m itted suicide when
H ay—T im othy, »17; alfalfa, »12.
co
u
rt
had
decided
to
recognize
the
o
r
had cap tu red A drianople and w as at
B utter—C ream ery, 31?.
w arned by th e telephone th a t the po
der of suspension of sentence upon
th e g ates of C onstantinople.
E ggs—Candled, 42c.
lice w ere about to search Ills quarters.
the revolutionary leader, g ran ted by
Hops— 1912 crop, 20c.
A lthough the plot w as hatched a t
th e suprem e court, pending Investiga
Wool—E astern O regoa, 18c; WII 8t. P etersb u rg , th e execution w as
D IA Z C O N D E M N E D TO DEATH tion a s to w h eth er the tria l of Diaz
lam ette valley, 22c.
planned for Ja lta , w here th e fleet w as
Three Associate« Are Also Sentenced should be by m ilitary of civil court.
M ohair—32c.
seriously disaffected.
A ccording tc,
Efforts to save th e ir lives, especially
By Mexican Court Martial.
perelMtent rum ors the plan was to
th
at
of
Diaz,
continue
unabated.
P
rom
Mexico City.—G eneral Felix Diaz,
Seattle
have the offlcere and crew of thfa
leader of th e revolution recently In inent women, men high In affairs,
W heat—B luestem , 22c; club, 79c; H tandart put the royal p arty under
m
em
bers
of
congress,
and
even
high
aug u rated in V era Cruz, and th ree of
red R ussian, 77c.
a rre s t and force the C zar to abdicate
his co n fed erates have been sentenced arm y officers have appealed to P resi
Eggs—41 o.
and w aive his son’s rig h ts In favor ol
to death by th e co u rt m artial before d ent M adero for clem ency.
B u tter—C ream ery, 35c.
Michael.
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Suspect in M edford M urder Confesses
Guilt - Charges Spanos with Equal
com plicity - Cummings A rrested
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