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The only pnpor In tho world
publlahoj In a city tho nlzo of
Medford having a leased wlr.
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MISWOM), OMMON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 39J0.
No. 176.
FAMINE AND
TILENCE FOLLOW FIRE
Hif '- ... . -isaiJ!2t,l
ipwwswfn?i?po
PES
OF
Awfu! Stench Arlslnn from Carcasses
of Cnttlo and Other Live Stock
Mllltla Suncrvlslnu Work of Sani
tation Water In Many Streams
Contaminated.
INTICUNATIONAI, KA 1.1.8. Minn.,
Oct. 12. Kniulun nnd poHtllonco fol
low todny In iho pat li of tho grout
forout flri'H th:t havo Infected thin
region, Inflicting grout Iodh of llfo
nnd trumondoiiH driiiingo to property.
Hiiudroduof men from tho romnlnH
of vlllngcn nnd from flro scorched
towiiB nro nt worlc under the rifles
of tho nntlnnnl guard burying tho
cnrcnHHOH of cnttlo nnd other llvo
ntock killed In tho whirlwind of tiro.
HtciK'h Terrible.
Tho nto'it'li nrlulng from tho decny
inu nnd e'lt.rred flesh 1h terrlhlo nnd
tho voluntocr nnd compulsory sant
tnry corps r.ro working night nnd dny
to prevent tho contamination of
streams nnd tho spread of n groat opl
tlomlc. Tho wnler nt Uonudotto nnd
Spoonor already Is contaminated, but
conditions r.t Warrond havo Improv
ed. Governor Kberhardt ordorod tho
surgoonn of tho nntlonal ctinrd to-"
dny to tnkb commnnd of nnd super
vise tho work of uuniUtttou. Mili
tiamen nnd citizens undor tho direc
tion of General Wood oro distribut
ing supptteii, whllo rollof corps nro
attending to t'io Injured. Gonoral
Wood Iihh mkod for nddltlonil troops
to prosorvo oMcr nnd to nxslst In
burying bodloa,
Drnth T.Nt louer.
I.umbormon l'nvo boon dotnilod to
bring In tho bodlos found In Isolat
ed coctlonB. Thcro inon now say tho
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MEN W
BURYING
DAD
T. R. FAILS TO SHOW MISSOURIANS
TO THEIR ENTIRE SATISFACTION
Insurgents of that Stato Arc Unable
to Figure Out Just What Part of
Their Fight Against Fleijulars Is
Endorsed hy Colonel.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Out. 12. Tho
MiHHouri iiiHiugonts today nro una
ble to figuro jtiHt what part of their
fight ngaiiiBt tho regular republica-i
organizution was ondorscd by Colo
nel ItooBovolt wiih endorsed last
night.
Though tho colonel touched upon i
wide variety of mibjuots in bin uil--droBB
ho hud vory litllo to imy about
,11m insurgents, and what ho did say
loft tho insurgents somewhat in tlio
dark as to his meaning.
Governor llmlloys nid teday:
"I think tho principles thn colonel
enunciated lust night nro tho prin
ciples for which Missouri republicans
stand. As Colonol HoohovoII said,
Mot tho past tuko euro of itself.' "
Tho iinmenHo crowd thai hen id
Colonol ItooHovolt'fl spooch lust night
hns no grounds today for doubting
tho colonol's position ns to tho dom
ooratio party or Ills attitude on tho
republican tariff.
ItooHovoll defended tho republican
pnrty'H atlitudo on tho prosont tariff
and snid that tho party was unttocl on
Iho dootrino that tho cost of produc
tion should bo oqunlizod boio nud
nbrond nnd thnt it should bo logu
httod by Ic-jjiHlnUoii.
Tho ropublionn party is unnnimous
thnt tho tariff should bo such as to
BiiliBtiintinlly oqualizo tho cont oC
production horo nnd nbrond," snid
ItooBovolt. "Not only is this tho doo
trino of tho ropublionn party, but 1
boliovo it is tho dootrino of tho over
whelming majority of tho Amorlean
ROGERS
W hi R 1
DYNAMITERS
Tlircatcnlnn Letters received hy In -vcstlnator
of Times Disaster, De
manding that Esplonnnc Over
Certain Men Bo at Onco Discon
tinued. l.OH ANOKI.IJS, Oct. 12. Karl
Rogers, In '.cargo of tho Tlmos dyna
miting Investigation for tlio Mod
ehnnts and Mnuufncturer's associa
tion, ml m I tied today that ho has re
ceived novum! threatening loiters de
manding that tho oopobtgo to which
certain men vto being subjected ccaso
Immodlatoly.
llogers refused to mnko ho letters
public. Ho said, however, that they
mny furnlnl. tho officers further mn
terlal in tholr search for men who
tuny know something of tho dyna
miting. Tho gunnl about the homo of one
of the moo who Is being wntched hns
been Inrronsod. Other operatives nro
trying to trcco -his movements be
fore coming to I.os Angeles. Tho of
ficers still refuse to divulge his nnmo.
llogers refused to commont on tho
nrrost In Sacramento of n man giv
ing tho nnmo of George Wallace Tho
police, howover stated tbntt nn offi
cer will be ncnt to nernmento to In
terview him. TLoy scorn not to bo
llovo that ' o Is one of t!'o inon for
whom a senrch Is being mndo.
VICTORIA, II. C. Oct. 12. When
tho Hinprosn or India sails on Octo
ber 15 for Hongkong nho will carry
40 Chinese deported as a result of
tho Investigation which resulted In
tho dtectlon of n scheme to dofrnud
tho government out of tho head tax
of SDOO oach.
fi
SCHOOL KIDS"
T
Tcacltcrs Off In Body to Grants Pass
to Attend Institute -Over Fifty
Loft on This Morning's Train for
Nearby City.
Thu public schools of Jackson
county aro cIobocI nnd nil tho teach
ers aro nttondlng tho county school
convention In Qranto Pneo. Over CO
inl.nnlnin'mil" loft MOlUOlU 11118
morning for Grants Piibb. TUIh ag
gregation roproBonted tho teaching
forco of Modfonl, Jacksonville, Uutto
Fnlln, Kaglo Point, DrownBboro and
nil outlying dlBtrlctB.
Tho law proscribes thnt all pub
lic Bohool teachers much go to coun
tv convontlonn and eo tho school
"kids" nro nlmolutoly froo from tho
iicurvolllanco of tholr tenchorB for
throo dnyu, an nary n ono daroa to
stay away from Qranta P.ibb.
ST. PAUL HAS LOWEST
DEATH RATE FUK Ulllta
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12, Unloss
Washington, Sim Francisco, Louis-
villo, Omaha or MomphlB sets a now
figurro, St. Paul, Minn., will bo ored
itod with tho lowest dontb rnto of any
city in tho Unitod Stntos of moro
tluin 100,000 for tho year 1000, no
cording to tho consus buronu.
Tlio fivo oitios nnmod woro not iu
nlnilml buoaiiBo tholr prosont popula-
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STEDGAMESFORFEITE
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! INDICTED FOR
! WILFULMURBER
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Miss Lcncvc Is Also Indicted as an
Accessory If Crippen Is Found
Guilty on the Indictment Hi- Will
Be Manned Trial Will Be Opened
Next Monday.
LONDON, Oct. 12. Dr. II. II.
Crippen wiih indicted today by the
grand jury on a chnrge of murder
in the ffrst degree. Mis Ethel
Clnirc I.onovc, his typist niul eom
pnnion in tlio doctor's flight to Cnn
nda following the discovery of the
body of Mrs. Hello Elmore Crippen,
wns iudicfed ns nn accessory nftcr
the fuel on Iho ground tlinl she lind
guilty knowledge of .tlio nllognd
crime.
If Crippen is found guilty on the
indictment ho will bo bunged. Tf n
jury convicts Miss Leneve she will
got n prison lorin of considerable
Icimlli.
Evervlhini is in rendincss today
for the Irinl of Crippen nnd Miss Lc
nevo Monday, n fnr n the ensc for
Ibe crown is cnncenied.
II i thought powdble Hint the de
fendnnt's nttornovs will seek n fur
ther delay, but it is likely that tho
enso will go to trial without delny.
ASSESSED VALUATION:
JACKSONVILLE GROWS
The nssessed vnluntion of pop
erty in Jnoksonvillo this year is
$150,000. Thoso figures show on in
orenso of $00,000 in tho assessed
property vnluos of tho town since bis:
yenr. Anoibor yenr nnd Jacksonville
vnluos will hnve passed tbnso of the
prosperous times before lhoro wns
nny Medford nnd before iho rnilrond
blighted to town's growth by pnssing
it up. In 1883 llto assessed vnlun
tion of properly in Jacksonville wns
$.".00,000.
n BOGIES ARE IAKEN FROM DEATH-DEALING MINE
HORSE SHOW TO
Awarcs to Extent of $4,000 Will Bo
Distributed to Bluo Ribbon Win
ners In Portland Many Horses
from Northwest Entered.
POIiTLANI), Oro., Out. 12. Sil
ver cups nud other nwnrda to u value
oscooding $1,000 will bo distributed
to tho bluo ribbon winners ut tho
fourth annual horso show, which will
open tomorrow , nftornoon for throo
days in tho Oriontnl building on tho
tho Lewis nnd Clark fair grounds.
Seventy cups huvo booon contributed
by business and professional men of
Portlnud who nro interested iu fiuo
horsos nnd sovoral moro will bo pro-
sontod by tho Portland Hunt oluo,
undor whoso direction tho show is bo
ing givon.
In nddition to tho cups sovornl sub
stantial cash prizes aro offered by
tho Hunt Club.
A largo number of horses from nil
parts of tho Paoifio northwest huvo
boon offorod.
If a dozon "holp wantod" advor
tlsorB havo boon trying to got nc
qtjalntod with you latoly, and you
hftvon't found It out, porhnps you
could guoso what a good hr.blt for
you to form.
OPEN TOMORROW
T
TO SECOND PLAGE
President Graham Renders Decision
cavers Still Have Good Chance
As they Are Only 5 Points Behind
the Oaks Comfortable Lead Gone.
$AN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.-The
Ouklnnd-l'ortlutid busc j.iII games
played on September '281 29 nnd 30,
in which Oils Hulling larticipntcd,
were deelured forfeited U day :o Oak
land by Judge Urnhuui, president of
the Pacific Const league.
Tho ruling of Judge Gijaham menus
that the two clubs effected today
have Iho following perccntnges:
Club. Won. Lost. Pet.
Oaklnnd 101) 83 .503
rortlnnd US .
Portlnud lotos n com
mid fulls into fcccoudji
still within strikiiitr disi
U .00 J
tortablc lend
Ince, but i.
once of the
Onklunders. ;Wp
Judge Grnhnin's decision in full ns
is follews: WJ
"Mnnnger Wolverton of the Oak
lnnd club hns protested the gnnn-s
played between Portland and Oak
lnnd clubs nt tho city of Portion'
on .September 28, 2j)nii.l 30, 1010.
upon the ground tliRtJpne Cum Net
ling, plnycd with tluSPiJjIlnnd bnsj
bnll club ill those. wnj(rtt-iya9 incli
biglo to piny there, he having signed
a contract with the Sokane club
of the Northwest Icnguo nnd hnving
plnycd with snid Sixikane club until
the plnying season in thnt Jengn?
closed nnd thnt under the rules of
organized bnsebnll the snid Iletling
was ineligible to jilay championship
ball in another league during this
senon.
The Text of tho Law.
"The law governing this controver
sy is found in the Nationnl associa
tion rules, which tlte Pncific Const
lengue hns solemnly subscribed, in
section 3, of nrticle 20. which rends
ns follews:
'"Players prohibited, from joining
imv other club or clubs for tho nnr-
(Continued on Pniro R i
ALL CHARRED OR
L
Body of Man Found Who Leaves a
Wifo and Eight Children Coro
ner's Inquest Is Set for This After
noon Eight Bodies Found Today.
STAUKVILLK, Colo., Oct. 12.
Eight additional bodlos woro rocov
orodd this nftornoon from tho deptha
of tho stnrkvlllo mlno making H
recovered slnco early today. Slnccc
tho search for victims of Saturday
nlght'a explosion bosun 22 bodlos
havo boon brought to tho eurfneo
of tho pit.
Tho olKht bodlos woro found In
ontryontry No. C12 of, tho main tun
nel. Ono of tho bodies Is bollovcd to
bo that of Luko Uppordlno, pit boss,,
wIiobo Bon's body waa rocovorod thlB
morning. Tho oldor Unnordlno leaves
eight children and his eon two ba-
blOB.
Tho holies woro charrod or man
gled and only woro Idontlflod by tho
Bystom of b-nsB chocks glvon lnboror
ors by tho Colorado Fuel & Iron com
pany, owuors of tho mlno.
A coronor'a Inquoat 1s cot for this
nftornoon,
Always tboro's ono olnssifiod ad
that's worth all tho rest to you.
OR
LAND DROPS
A
YMNGLED
DTOOAKLAND
BLUEJACKETS
ARE LANDING
Commandante Says He Is Not Sub
servient to "Americn Pigs" First
Hostile Move He Says Will Be Sic
nal for Death of Every One of
His American Prisoners.
SAN SALVADOR, Oct. 12. Tne
American gunboat Princeton today
prepared to land marines at Amapnl.i,
Honduras-, to liberate Americun pris
oners held by the Amapalu commnn
dnnte, who ran amuck three davs
ngo. The Princeton arived at Ama
pala yesterday ind demanded of Vil
jndnrcs the commnndante, that be
surrender.
"1 am not subservient to American
Pigs" wns tho defiant replj of the
official, who prior to the arrival
of the gunboat bad been ordered b3
President Dnvilln of Honduras ic
meet the demnnds of the United
State?.
Yilladarcs' reply to Dnvilla was
an insubordinate dispatch statingg
thnt the "Cotnmnndnnlo of Amnpala,
Senor Don Carlos Villdnres, was run
ning the Poland refused to obeytr
Villndnre'5 lias the whip band, ac
cording to the latest dispatches. He
bn! notified the Honduran president
nnd commnnder of tho Princeton
that the first hostile net will mean
the execution of every American nnd
Briton imprisoned by him for al
leged fomenting of a revolution nnd
thnt ho will burn the cit3.
Villndarcs during tho night super
intended the mounting of guns on
the customs bouse to resist nttompls
of Amcricnn nnd British marines to
force n binding.
The foreigners at Amnpala hnve
barricaded their homes. The Brit
ish consul, who fled to Guatemala
City, declared that conditions at
Amnpi'n border on nnnrebv.
FINEST TRAIN IN
WORLD TO COME
Will Be Here Thursday With New
York Bankers on I6's Time Rogue
River Fruit Is to Bo Placed On
Board Train.
"Whatl b declared by railroad men
train in tho world Is scheduled to
stop for a fow minutes In Medford
Thursday afternoon on No. G'a tlmo.
It comnrlsos threo sections, and
aboard nro Now York mombora of
tho Natloni.1 Uankora' association re
turning from tho Los Angelc3 con
vention. Thoso bankora roprescnt
ovor half a billion dollara of capi
tal. L. F. Jones, travollng pnsson
gor ngont of tho Now York Contral,
Is to meet tho oxcurslonlats and tnko
chnrgo of tho train northward.
Manager Mnlboouf of tho Commer
cial club will placo aboard Roguo
River valley fruit and lltornturo and
tho public Is invited to tnko a look
nt this mngnlflcont trnln, containing
ovory known convenience.
Pennsylvania bankora numbering
170 enmo through unhoraldod Tues
day moraine and mndo n brlot stop,
Soino apples and pamphlota woro
placed aboard by Mr. Rosonbaum bo
that they would know Medford waa
allvo.
HONDURAS
EVERY ROAD
N FRANCE IS
PARALIZED
By Friday Every Wheel in Paris Will
Be stopped Clashes Occurring
Now Between Troops and Rioters
Thousands of American Tourists
Are Tied Up.
PAHIS, Oct. 12. Three hundred
thousand French railway employees
in all the affiliated branches of the
transportation sen-ice voted thid ev
ening to strike tomorrow night. At
tfcat time every train in France nnd
every packet steamer nnd every riv
er boat under the jurisdiction of tlu
"syndicate," as the fren h unions r.vc
called, will be tied up
The government is preparing to
take strong repressive measure '. nud
h.iivi.c'is of arrCVs are imminent It
i . intimated that the Urol- reserve
.-action will be called to the colors nt
nightfall tomorrow.
Eighty thousand workers of the
Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean, the
largest railroad in France, planned
to walk out at G o'clock tonight; the
Orleans line employees are expected
momentarily to quit, and the Central
railroad workers will strike tomor
row. By Friday not a wheel in Par
is, it is expected, will be moving and
even the Paris underground and the
omnibus tramway may bo tied up.
Rioting Un-fler Way.
Clashes between strikers and the
troops began early today. The
strikers set about disarranging tho
telegraph nnd telcphopo lines. The
switches were tampered with and two
serious wrecks were reported.
Practically the entire French army
is under arms awaiting orders to dis
perse the workers whenever they
grow turbulent.
(Continued on Pace E.)
JOHN A. DIX SCORES
BLISTERING
mi OFFER OF
E
Manager for the Wrights Declares
Flight from Coast to Coast Would
Cost Aviator Moro Than Prize,
Which Is $50,000.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12. That tho of
fer of $30,000 for a flight w'thin a
yonr from tho Pncifio to the Atlantic
or vico versa by William It. Hearst,
is asinine, was tho declnration today
by Roy Knnbenshue, mnungcr for the
Wrights.
Knnbenshuo dcolnrod that such a
flight would cost an aviator that sum
leaving out hi3 timo and tho dnngors
to bo undorgono.
"Tho wonr and tear of a machine
aro tho least of of tho oxpenso of
such a trip," said Ivnabonshuo. "It
is tho other expenses that count.
Such a trip ns Mr. Hearst proposes
could not bo accomplished nt le.s
than actual cost of $50,000, and
whoro would an nvintor bo if he foil
nnd broko a log?"
Eucono Ely's attempt to ily from
Chicago to Now York for a prize of
$25,000 is snid to havo cost him al
most that much, although ho did not
pnil moro than a twentieth purt of the,
journoy.
Not boine a hormit. you'll have no
troublo "getting interested" in the
wnnt ads,
HEARST
NN
TAFTMAPSOUT
BUSY SESSION
Will Endeavor to Partially Plug
Bunghole of "Pork Barrel," Aslda
from Demanding Enactment of
Many New Statutes Working for
Economical Administration.
BEVERLY, Mass., Oct. 12. Pres
ident Tnft is mapping out for con
gress a strenuous short session when
it convenes this autumn, nud his re
commendations will include several
measures for which the insurgent re
publicans are fighting, according t
authentic information obtained to
day by the United Press.
Tho president, in his message, will
demand the enactment of many new
statutes embodying the recommenda
tions contined in tho republican plat
forms as adopted in many states.
Foremost will come the president's
expression of a desire to secure a
more economical administration and
the recommendation that congress
co-operate with tho governmental de
partments in bringing this nmout,
Taft will recommend tho passago
of a law permitting tho development
of water power on public lands by
private capital, with tho government
retaining the power of using a re
straining order wherever it is neces
sary. Ho will urge tho amendment of 'the
Sherman anti-trust law so as to per
mit railroads to enter into limited
agreements regarding rates, subject
to the approval of the interstato
commerce commission. A federal
charter for corporations also will be
urged..
Tho president will continue his an
nounced policy of favoring tho ea
tnblishment of a strong merchant ma-
(Continued on Patro 8.)
ROOSEVELT
TERMS IN SPEECH
Names Colonel "Apostlo of Discord
and Dissention" and Charges that
Ho Is Able to disturb Business to
tho Verge of Panic Opens His
Campaign In New York.
THOMPSON, N. Y., Oct. 12 -Calling
Theodore Itoosovclt ho "nnosllo
of discord and dissention" nud ehai
ing thnt ho is able to ihV.ttrb busi
ness to tho vcrgo of pnuic, John A.
Dix, democratic nominee fur trovern
or of New York, virtually opened his
campaign horo today with a Hpoctih
accepting formal notification of his
nomination.
Tho new Jcador of the New York
republican forces wns scored iu
blistering terms by Dix.
"Any Amoricnn occupying n posi
tion of authority nnd luir'u tho imb
lio car, who assnilj the couls,
shrould bo regarded us a nubile cih)
my nnd should bo brando-l by rea
sonable men," snid Dk.
"Already wo have ample proof of
his ability to disturb business and
oroato n condition of puuio. If ho
is permitted to weaken nnd destroy
tho power of tho Biipromo court nnd
substitute the president's for tho peo
plo's will, all tho sacrifices of tho
founders of tho republic nnd nil tho
blood shed for its preservation will
havo been in vain and we shall sua
in times of ponco a dangerous distnr
bor bringing destruction to a froo
peoplo ngninst which nil tho foroofl
of tho world in nrms can bo hurlid
vainly." )
If tho furnished room ad "looks
i good", run around to tho addrew
I glvon and take a look at it. ,
FOR CONGRESS
J tious imva not boon unnoimced.
pooplo."
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