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MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1910.
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CHANAN WINS AUTOMOBILE
CONTEST A
END: 61
) GET PRIZE
Miss Elfcrt Wins Piano and Wss
Crawford Is Giver, Diamond Rinn
Miss Powers Leads All Con
testants In District Number 2
Miss Beers Second.
FOLK MAY
GET SHOCK
Thrilling Rescue of Welhnan Party
From Balloon as Shown In Pictures.
Reported That Director Durand Has
Intimated That Portlands census
Hcs Been Cut Materially and Num
bci Will Be Much Smaller Than
Exjectcd.
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REPORT OF JUDGES.
' O 111. llt1rlnfCirviln1 iiiAetne ' I
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nnnnino ir stnnvno 4n nfTltinl T
vote of the Mail Tribune Grent
Prixo Votiiifr Contest, do hereby
"" that it was conducted upon fair
"2 and businesslike methods, and f
"" upon ofllcial canvas of the votes t
'wo And tho following persons
j" entitled to prizes as offeied bj f
the Mail Tribune.
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PORTLAND, Nov. l.-r-Portland
citiEeis aro duo for n shock siniilnr
to turfi snstninod by Tacoma recent-
ly whta tho ofllcial population of tho
city announced, according to ad
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Cashier Medford Nat. Bnnk.
W. IT. MnOflWAV. J
Of Weeks & McGowan.
W. F. ISAACS,
",Of Tho ToffRery. 4
. . . Capital Prize ' 4
One Buick Model 10 J3aby
tonneau, without top, won by ""
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J Miss 3fay Buchanan, with 12,-
506,210 votes.
4 . District No. I ' 4
4 Upright Piano, won by Miss 4
"" Murin V.ifort willi O Stmnn
A. . "M "'"""l1U.V?
T votes. -r
4 $100 Diamond Rinf;, won by 4
"" Miss Grotchcn Crawford, with 4
4 1,008,150 votes.. - .
4 Business Scholarship, won by 4
4 Mist, Agnes McMnhon with ""
w 1.405.350 votes. 4
rT" fJrtl1 Wnlnli 'rti lv nirilann T
Beacon with 1,361,570 votes. 4
District No. 2 4
Upright Piano, won by Miss 4
' 'Eleanor Powers of Anient, with
1.71.170 vnnH 4
4 $100 Dinmond ring, won by
4 Ida Beers of Woodvillo with
4 1,402,8-10 votes. 4
4 Business Scholarship, won by 4
4 Miss Maybelle Penrt of Central 4
4 Point with 1,178,900 votes. 4
4 Indies' Gold Watch, won by
4 Miss Grace Colby of Browns-
4 boro with 018,070 votes. 4
4 Special Offer Prize 4
4 Distriot No. 1 $25 in gold, 4
4 won by Mjss May Buchnnnn 4
4 with 204 monthly subscriptions. 4
4 nisJrint No. 2 S2!i in frnl.l 4
4 won by Mina - Ida Beers of 4j
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4 Woodvillo with 73 monthly sub-
" senptions.
fttt4 t
ices reachiiiL' Portlnml todnv frnm
Wnshhpton.
It is reported that DinWnr Dnrntiil
has intimated broadlv thn: Pnrt.
land's COnSllS linu I.nmt n.if mnt.nMI.,
and that the census when nnnounced
will be substantially ' smaller than
was shown "by original reports of the
meal enumerators.
In swakine of tho mntinr nvo.i
snid :
"Thereduclinn will nnt i, n ..
t Portlnnd ns at Tacoma. That is
to sny, in propgrtion to tho total pop
ulation, it will not bo so great. As
to actual numbers pli'minn tn,i t .,..
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not make any statement.
It is probnblo that PnrlinnJ'o
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census will b0 announced in a weok.
The i-ensus of Spokane, Seattle and
several other northwpafi.m n;itn .:n
not be announced until special agents
who supervised the reehoking in
tllOSO Cities llUVO linil a nnnfnri.i
with Cllicf StntitininiiTT..nt ,!. :u
on his Way to recount Tacoma. None
of thcfio cities, therefore, is likely
to bo announced before tho end of
this week, San Francisco will i0
announced m a dny or two."
As to census employes reported
for padding in Tneomn, Director Du
rand said no prosecutions would be
fctnrirxl nnHI l.n fn ,!..! .i
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meets in Janunfj'. v
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(SITUATION
Ur oIKIM
ISSERfOUS
56 PER CENT
Executive Committee of International
Brotherhood of Tcamstsrs Meets
Tonlnht to Decide Whcthor Sym
pathetic Strike Shall Be Called of
All Teamsters.
REFINED TO ELOPE;
GIRL IS MURDERED
CARUTHERSVILLE, Mo., JS'ov. 1.
Posses today are seeking Martin
Rollins, who fled Into tho hills after
killing Mary Austin. 16. bocaiiHn hn
refused to olopo with him. FeellnK
Is high ngalnst Rollins, who Is a di
vorced man w'th sovoral ehliiirnn.
Steps to prevent a lynching will bo
taKcn It ho Is caught.
Rollins entered the Austin hnmn
last night, pleaded with iu. irt
vS, . n... w.
nctciui minuies, anu men shot her
r .. .v...wU iU tumpir H11 1UB
demand. The first shot failed to kill
her and Rollins shot again, this time
vita fatal effect. . '
MAY APPOINT
ADDITIONAL
ELECTION MEN
Rerjistration In Medford Is Far in
Advance of Number Contemplated
by Statutes and Additional Help
May Be Needed to Count Votes
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Miss May Buchanan, stenographer
for tho Oiegon urnnito company,
with 18,500,210 votes, has been de
clared the winner of the Mail Tribune
treat prize voting contest Mis;
Marie Eifert was second with 0,830,.
190 votes. ,
The judges were Jbree hours at
their work and conducted tho count
in a manner satisfactory to all.
All that remains is for tho youn
ladies mentioned nt the top of (lit
column to call and claim their own.
All the orizes are ready to be turnea
over (o those who hav won" by their
popularity and industry.
The contest closed in n uu,x f
rfory and good humor and enthus
iasm nt tho Mail Tribune office Sat
urday night.
Candidates and their friend
thronged the office all day Jong and
the contest denarlmint umc .i ..
its utmost to hanttle those who had
vots and subscriptions to turn in.
The ballot box was delivered to
John S. Orth that evening, wk0
turned it over to the judges appoint
ed to do the counting, Vho took it Jo
the opera house and broke the soa,
opened the same and the ilnal ooiut
followed.
The counting of the votes was
icmuua las jor the iudtres .,
hose hii
.L ..' a,MMt...O .4I11
V) tho suV'erka and was carried on in fnii ,-
care was
"The CJot anyone present. Great
ii " ' - uirak cure was '! oiurnj ,,.
north taken by the judges in counting tho Maybelle Jobw ,.
4ity, odivotes aad an adding machine wtt5 (OMtiiii
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Honors Deserved. .
Th successful contestants aio
named today a the result if the of
ficial count made by these disinter-o-tec
gentlemen, acting as judges,
and Hvho have no motive in the con
test other than to accept the invita
tion flf tho management to make a
thorough and complete canvass of
the votes. The moro mon. . nf n.r.
naraei of thef-e gentlemen i nC..
nnco enough of their integrity. These
gentlemen nre well known and highly
esteemed by their business associates
anu win an whom they come in con
tact ns thorough and honest l.nB;n..D
men.
Dktrivt o. 1.
Includes all the territory in the
city of Medford.
May fiuchannn i r.na o,
Mario Eifert o. ,.';
Miss Craword Lfins'inn
Agnes McMahon ..... . . l,i05,ZL0
uorawa lieacomo 1,361,570
Mrs. V. M. Ford l.'HO.SSO
.l!a Gaunyaw 954,930
Jennie Dodge 833,150
!ne"n 796.500
May Bailey 793.410
BerthaDall 703.760
Mary S. HaawelJ 642,289
Maude S. Gaines 607 170
MarF 0-e 595.760
Mabcl RaV 587.810
Frances Durhtrn Knn mn
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oeiue atorm , asr ten
482,620
Several of the larger nrecincts ot
Jackson county, notably three of
those in Medford, have a registra
tion pf voters far in excess of the
number contemplated by the statute.
it is impossible under tho consti
tution of the state and of tho United
Stntes to deprive a mnn of his vole
if ho has been duly registered and
appears at tho voting booth between
(lie opening and tho closing thereof.
Only ono set of judges and clerks
are appointed to take charge of tho
f.'iuing election and with the big bnl
I"t and lurgo registration thov will
be overworked.
County Clerk Coleman will nmum
tomorrow to the county court tho
proposition of appointing additional
1'idgCB and clerks in the .ncrnBt,..i
praoinoth. so that there will be two
lufts nt lenbt in the voting and
n -re. if necehury, in tl,c cjount.
Mr. Colemiin suggosled ihnt ecu
trl. northwest and Miuthwest .Med
tnl bend to hi innnmes of suitahle
p.rsons for judges and clerks, six
in each precinct, and that he would
present tho names f0 the county
court.
MILLIONAIRE ON
TRIAU1 LIFE
Automobile Strikes Burjrjy Klllfno
Girl Second Automoblllgt to Face J
Murder' Cliarne Fast Drivlnrj IsfTheroArc 1,300,000 Applo Specimens
Charrjcd.
CANADA'S FIRST
NATIONAL APPLE
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HOW
OPENED
NEW YOJtK, Nov. 1-Ono hundred
thousand teamsters, chauffeurs and
helpers may bo called on strike; in
Now York city nnd ft nation-wide
strike of express drivers is threat
ened aa ft result, of the strike of driv
ers und'helpors employed by tho ex
press companies nuw out in Now
York, Jersey City nnd Hobokon.
The executive . committee of tKn
lutcrnntiounl Brotherhood of Team
sters will m not. tonicht. io .'tpntiln
Avhothor ft sympathetic, strjkc shnll
bo cnljcd in Wow York, fi they do
cido to tako their men from thfTwftir-
ons, vohiolo trafllo in greater Now
xoik will be paralyzed. It is gener
ally bolioved today that tho council
intends to como to tho aid of tho
express men. It is snid that tho
decision, which was oxpeetud last
night, was postponed to allow further
organization.
Organizors representing tho vari
ous locals. affected, .by tho possible
oruor aro busy as boos todny nnd
uiorchnnls and wholesalers in Now
York mo piepnring for tho expected
emergenoy.
In tho meantime tho international
union is preparing it new monthly
wage st'iilu to bo demanded in tho
principal cities of fliu United States.
Tho scalo calls for $80 monthly
tor routo drivers; $70 for transfer
men; JHirj tor drivers of wagons
without hclpors: $80 for ehniif fours
$o5 for ilrst liolpors, and $50 foi
NEW YORK, Nov. 1. Edward
Roscnheinier, iiiillionnircT, in on trial
todny for murder. His automobile
atruck n buggy, demolishing it.
Grace Hough wns killed nnd two
other persons injured. Tho accident
occurred on August 18.
Rosenltoimer is (ho second auto
mobile driver in history to bo tried
for murder for killing persons with
his onr. Edward Dnrrngh, whose
tnxienh killed a child, is now serving
n sontdneo in Sing Sing.
The jury in tho Rosenheimor case
has been completed. Tho jury con
sists of prominent merchants, though
none of them owns nn nutomobilo.
In opening the case for tho state,
Assistant District Atomoy Mnynnid
asserted that Rohonhoimor was driv.
ling his machine of n n!l n minnin
srieed hIi0u.Ii,. iiiie up bohind th
bnggv in which Grace Hough was
riding Tlicauforriobile crashed inf..
the elni'le and throw the oceiipiinl
lo the ground. The driver of the
automobile. Mnvnard said, did in,
offer to held his iclim hf ;
runsed his speed and fled from Mi'
-ceiie He hhk arrested soon nfir....
ward.
finidi' liKliiiiva 'l'l. n..i ...ii it .
, I . " 'v..j. a lit; OUIIIU UilllB llll II
Hepresenteci or Aauout ZO uar-pvor tiny 0f not to exceed cloven
loads-Premiums to Extent off7;i,7. ,.
. j .. .., ""Ii !-
iiitiuu win ue uiven out.
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POSTOEFICE
Great Increase Is Made Over a Ywry
Alio During October $2983.
Were Received In Local Ps'iacte.
Gain Over - Last Year' Is Ra
markablc? ; '
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7-5U PER CENK'
i Tho business for thojnonth ot 0
toher In the. local nostbfflee shawo a.
gain of CfJ per cent over Oct'olwr,-
1909.
In Octobor, 1910, tho recotnlis of
thq loral office totaled 208a.S
Whllo ono year ago they werec
'$1006.14. Tho gain was 56 per et
Evory month shows lnVgwecl re
ceipts In tho local offlcjteb .-
fleeting tho steady grcWSi at, tfcar,
city. " '
yoday a f mirth. carrier waft PHt te
wot-kf lnlhe"cUy and practically -'
ory street In tho city Is covered. ",
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ARCHDEACON
IS
READY 10 FIGHT
Rev, Henry Chambers Calls Huff sC
Contractor, Who Backs ;dws
When Spectacles Are Removed ly
Reverend Gentleman.
rw'Vm i.y
OREGON MOW IS AFTER
GAME WITH WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY OP OltECION, Eu
eeno, Or.. Oct. 31. Manager Wat
Mn t tho University of Oregon last
sight wired a challenge to tho Uni
versity of Washington for a football
samu In Portland next Saturday In
tiew of a rupture of the relations of
Idaho and Washington ovar tho t?nm
wheduled for next? Saturday In Seat-
tie. The difference between the two
universities arose ovor tho demnmi
ft Washington to adm.lt two thou
sand fivo students to tho game with
out charge on account of their hold.
ing season tickets. Idaho Insisted
that the students be made to pay tho
am as any ordinary spectators and
declined to go to Seattle under any
iner condition. Manager Victor!
Zednlck U now at Moscow trylnir to
patch tho matter up with the Idaho
manager.
VANCOUVER. Nov. 1. Canada's
flrt national iippJo show is in full
swinir today, following tho formal
opening yesterday - by Lioutcunnt
Governor I'iiforio of Ilnlish Colum
bia. Preraior Muliridc, Atorno,y Gen
eral Bowser, W. E. Scott, deputy
minister of agriculture for the pro
vince, Mayor Taylor and others of
provincial note wpro among the
hpoukers. Tiioro are 1,300,000 ap
ple specimous in tho show, or about
twenty full carloads.
The exhibitors mimbor 1287. Pre
miums to tho extent of $'20,000 will
bo L'iven out duriiiL' the week. Tim
program during tho week includes
nothing outnidu the trctnilnr dnilv
(oncerts of the Forlv-int-liili Hiili.
Inndertt' hand of Toroufn, cM-ept the
et,hion of the Pomological conven
tion tomorrow morning.
Tho Telegram says:
A Portland business 'man return
Ing from Medford hrlnga a tale e
how Archdeacon Honry D.,Chftmber
of tho Episcopal church is succeed
ing as tho militant representative of
that denomination In tho Industrial
. , . ,' '- .......,.K iii-i -. ..u V.UUII.H uniiB buiiiu Iiroil"
era today told UV.iiiil. p..,...D: ,...., i.. n. i . .. .... .
'P.,..i ii i -,. "'"m:i-i" miu nviui oi uio town ana i
ralorlo tint 100 000 mm of jierish- building business block on pari or
o goods would l,0 iOW0(, ,0 bo lt j,inrf to havo a church .in thtr
Miiliiiiiluil and distributed anion., n, rest, iionn.u.. w..,i - ...
COnsilUieiH, A COinillitien of liil..,a ummiilnir nn H,.. !...!. j.' ,.J
also eni ed on Mayor Gnynor and tho powers that bo thought it ouKht
protested against using policemen ih Archdeacon Chnmbrrs whb sont nt'.
guards on cApiess wagons being ope
ruioti oy strilcebroakers.
Tho platform men of the oxpross
conipanios struok today mid striko
breakjuM are being sought to 1111
their plncos. About 100 ungoim weto
moved up to noon.
JUO PERNOLL
BACK IN TOWN
Southern Oregon Twirler Losing
Notliinn of His Prestige While In
the East, Calls Again on His
Friends in This City.
Henry Pernoll of Applegnte, nJok
Mn oounty, who lost nothing of his
prestige aw a twirler of the Kpnuldr
ing by his tryout with the Detroit
American team, wiib in Medford on
Tuesday from thu old homo on the
AppJegate. In upite ' the fact that
he has been trailing in the big
brauh,' ud is the t-umu boy who
pitched hiiohelf, by having the goods.
from n farm to tho big league.
"Oh, they do things differently
thfre," he said. "but. sav. this town
is groHing faster than I ever thought
It U'nilli! rrnu Vi. 1........ ...!... T
gained an obiect of far creator ueo ,.i,...,..i i...n i r .. . i ..
. ,, . . ' .. " . i i"Ju mii iiero i lieu up-Wll uruillH
to nanklnd than the conquest of the, UHhl, b, lhjB vilJwo yooWa
WIFE'S BISCUTS NOT
FIT FOR DOG. HE SAYS
COOK CONGRATULATES
WELLMAN ON ATTEMPT
NEW YORK, Nov. 1 -Dr. Freder
ick A. Cook, first Amorlcan claim
ant to tho discovery of the north
pole, has sent a message of congrat
ulation to Walter Wellman. Arctic
explorer and first aeronaut to at
tempt to cross tho Atlantic In an air
ship. The message came In tho form of
a letter st-nt by a London newspaper
man addrensed to Wellman,
"Kindly send my heartiest congrat
ulations to Walter Wellman for his
wonderful Initial success," the letter
quotes Dr Cook as saying "If he
crosses tho Atlantic he will havo
I'OHTIiAND, Koi, 1. wy minh
biscuit, ruo not lit for .1 dni in ..,.,.
declined W. J. Wluf All. i saddler bv
occupation and 11 bridegroom of
thrcegroom of throu innntlik. i.n.. 1...
had been doposited in a cell at police
hciidimiirlers last night on .1 chargo
of threiilimiug to kill his wife. 11
I hold in default of S00 Imil
Aivordiug to WIiKiiII'h plaint Ins
ht'lrtmitte's oulinary efforts were dis
mal fniluiW from tho outhcl. Ho
wn of a forgiving nuturo and r
sohed to overlook hor alloged doll
cjonoioM. All went woll 1111IJI his
mother-in-law appeared at his home
and took up hor abode with him and
his wife. Saturday evening ho look
excoplion to a pla0 of soda bis
ciuts made by hi wifo. A (Hm....i..h
argument onsiiod und Whitnll's wife
aucgos in a wnrraul sworn out
iiguiust him vestonlnv ilu.f i... ti ,
wed to kill hor.
Mrs. Martin Trial,Starts
OAKUVND. Nov. 1 The second
trial of .Mrs. IkhIicII.i xtnrti.. ...1.,. :..
oliargcd with dynamiting tho bora
' -mige ugnen Ju (lakland, was h-j.
gun tata Mr. Martin challcng d
t-Ilsor Jiunkltreo's right to alliums
o.ry cimrging (l(,t J, $k
'yvvyyMa,nm
a. hk0. mirr
r-c.
from Portland to overseo it.
Another building Is being put up
near by und on several occaslona thi
contractor, perhaps through so
sympathotlo fooling for his follow
contractori sought troublo with th
church delegate on somo small mat
ters. Waxing hot ono day labt week,
tho contractor doubled up his fist
and said: . ,
"Tnko off your glasses and I'll
show you how we do thlngi In thU
town." ' '
Tho archdoacon wao nil attention.
Ho not only took his glasses off.but
ho pooled his coat and draw himself
up roady for defense Tho conirUetor
was not prepared, for that warlike
attltudo, and In a tone Beveral aliadea '
moro monk said:
"Well, hit mo If you daro."
Archdoacon Chambers today ulil
that tho foregoing story was not true
In ono particular, and that was ka
il Id not remove his coat.
DEFENSE IN KERSH
TRIAL SCORES POINT
PORTLAND, No 1. Tho do-
feneo In tho enso of Mrs, . Carria
Kersh, charged with coiatlioitv in
the murder of Willinm A. Johnns.
at the
Juno, score
i..lV n 11 Mllttut A. ilOUIIOR.
Now Grand Contra! lmtol Ire
scored docidodlv todnv whoii
Mtf-s. Korsh's atonioys succeeded 'u''
ihiikiiiik uuaou iuiig, a ooiiooy, VI JlMt .,
own tostlmy. 1,. Wfls a -JtnwN,
ior 1110 srpio nml jt M-aa urn lis
iviiiiioiiy priueipniiy inaf Jjs
Webb wuk eoiivielcd for JohnsonV
murder recently.
On diruot exHiniiuitimk Ti.ta r...
noon Long itmiM pi Vrtt; Kurnli
i.niuieu ,no trim m ivjijeh doljii,
"ous nociv ws 8tHffedjl(er, th
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