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MEDFORD MATT TRTWNE, MEDFOTtD, OftTgaON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1010.
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HUNDREDS OF MEXICANS AWAIT
SIGNAL 10 LEAVE FOR MEXICO
Over 5000 Men Ready to Be Mus
tered in From Coast States Alone
Word Will Be Given Throiih the
Newspapers.
SAN .10SB. Cnl., Nov. 2.1. Iliin-
drods of Mexicans mill Aincrii'iuix
throuiihout lhi! United Slnte.-, timl
imrtieulnrly on I lit' I'ucifie const,
wait today a xignnl from tliu Mexi
can revolutionary lieiidipuirler.s jn
SI. Louis to proceed to .Mexico and
join wllh the insurgents 11111111
J'rcmdeul Diaz.
Lieutenant Manuel HnNerio and
Iiieuteiiiint Munucl Gonzales, who
have heen in chuigo of (lie rcciuil
inir for the revolutionary army on
tlie Pacific const, xnid today lh.it
fillOO men would he nniHtcrnd in from
the coast states alone.
The officers arrived hero from
I'oitlaud, Or., having worked their
war down the const enrolling re
cruits, Mexicans and Americans, for
I lie rehel army. Their work, Ihev
suv. is ahout completed, nml the men
enlisted nwiiil word, in tho form of
a general advertisement in the news,
papers of (he country, to proceed
southward.
Salsedo and Gonzales 1 nddresHei
huge gathcringx of railroad lahoror
in the Mexican (punter here ami at'
terward passed around a scroi
pledging each of the .signers to start
for the honndnry when the signal i
UIVCII.
Salsedo and GonznlcK are grndii
ntes of the Naeionale school ftt iui
jsprudence in Mexico City. Hot)
have heen exiled since UK) I, mo
ever since then, they admitted lodav
thev have heen connected with th
United Stales junta, or irntoruin
liody, of the revolutionists, whiel
Ihev said has headouurteiH in St
Loub at No. 1821 South Kv.-hlocnll
sheet. ' They nro going nhonl theii
work weniinc the ordinary nltirfc o
tlie Mexican laborer, lint nppear to
ho plentifully supplied with mono
Thev said Ihoy began their work nt
Portland two inontlis ngo' and will
have finished with their district 11
fiijon UK Ihoy have reached Hut
I Hero,
Affording to the speech delivered
nt the Miwiean ge.therinu last nhjlti
the three levolutionists, Mngnn, Vil
lareal and Hivera, are now on the
border between Kl Paso and Hau'lo
1'ass, acting as lieutenants of the
I be loader. Modem.
Salsedo declared that General
Iteidnrdiuo Keves, the exiled leader
who in supposed to be in Kurope, Iml
who in reality is said to he secret
Iv diroeliiiL' the movements of i
rebels, has been in the I'niled Stale,
for uioro tlinu si mouths. All of
Ibis lime, he said, Kcyc and Ma
do ro were engaged in pei feeling Hit
plans for (lie piesenl outbreak.
Affording o the two reeruilinii
officers. Cananon has been' selected
as tint first capital of the provis
ional government. Owing to its iso
lation the rebels believe that omv
captured it will be easy to bold, and
a mihoad running into the United
State will give them ample moniiM
of toccivinir mippllo and munition
of war.
GREAT PROGRESS
ON RAILROAD
Southern Pacific Rushes Work on .
Line North of Klamath Falls
Will Reach Sprafltie River in the
Near Future.
Circuit Court.
The decision In tho Holey vs. DhIo)
dlvntoe lull Ikih boon postponed until
the ovidnnro tuiteii Ih extended and
the miuil Iiiih luid opport unity to o
amine It Tho irluelwl question In
tlte ease la tho custody or the minor
elilldreu. From the complaint and
crnss-eonipluliU one would Judge
that oltuor unity wan entitled to h
divorce.
Tuesday morning .Iml bo Culklus
I'cxml a nitmhor of ensos In cham
bers, doolgjoui upon which will lie
banded down at litter date.
KLAMATH PALLS. 'Nov. an
Itnpld pi ogress Ih being miido on
thu Southern Pacific: road which Is
blng built aoith of this city. The
t nil h are now laid for a dltitnnro of
twelve miles north of town and Mar
tin Dillon, who Ii.'ih charge of that
work for Hroclkson & Pottorson, Ih
laying the rnllti at the rate of a mile
a day.
It Ih expected that tho track will
lie laid to within half a mile of
Hpruguo river by .December 10. There
Is considerable steam shovel work to
ho done In the half mllu south of
Spraguo river, but It Ih expected that
thu rails will be laid to the river by
January 1, when thu now steel bridge
will bo erected, tho abutmentH for
.vhleh are already In. Then thu track
will be laid within a mllu of tho hond-
liuirterH of tho now contract.
When Sprnguo river Ih reached the
track will have ben laid thirty miles
from this city.
A gravel pit largo enough to sup
ply nil tho bnllast necessary for this
jcctlou of tho road Iiiib ben found
on Hon Wrlght'H property south of
Sprnguo river, which will be utilized
for that purpose when necessary.
THE FIRST CALL FROM
Santa Glaus
Friday, November 25, in Our
Doll Department
Friday we will put on sale our new and complete line of
Dolls for Christmas shoppers. The largest, finest and
most complete line of Dolls ever shown in Medford.
Send The Children In
Kid Body Dolls, China Dolls, Bisque Dolls, Rag Dolls.
Felt Dolls, Zylonite Dolls, Dressed Dolls. In fact Dolls
of all kinds and qualities from IC fcflC i 10 eplll
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coGrthouse news.
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Probate Court.
Ksiato or Sarah .1. Merlev Will
admitted to probate; J. W, l.o.-dn r
appointed executor.
Kstlito of Thomas !'. Young- rYi
'av. December lit), set as day ol
fiunl Rctticmcnt.
Kstulo of Julian A. Julicn De
cember .10 bet ns day of liuul settle
ment. K.stalo of Neil Ilunry Cintion to
'iflrs issued
Esinlo Sylvester Scuddor Dc
i"ii"f .10 set a day ot 'tmul ei
(lenient.
I.slilf of Kiln Carney Final :te
fount approved.
Kstate of Uufiih fleer- Ailbnr f
Wells appointed udmiiiiHtrator; .loin
Pny. I'. M. Wilson. I). L. Dnv, an
prniners.
Hstate and guardianship of Amirs,
flruoo and Carl Hriei Catl Hner
appointed uunidiuu.
1-Istate and t;imiliausbip of Anna
Stephens, innane Order appointing
.1. M. Stephens muirdiau.
Matter of adoption of Doti!la 1
Mehpiesl IVtilion of Chuile. 1?
and Uis t ('Hxendar allowed.
Xmas Post Cards
We will put on sale Fri
day one of the finest
lines of Christmas Post
Cards ever seen in Med
ford, and the price
let Each ,
now, these will not last
until Xmas-better buy
what you want varly '
For 1911
The swellest line of Cal
endars ever shown in
Medford. Each Calen
dar packed in a neat box
ready to mail. One of
the 'neatest and most
appropriate Xmas or
New Year gifts one can
make. ' Prices
10c, 15c 25c up to 75c
Remember the Day, Friday, Nov. 25
HUSSEY'S
TO CONTINUE FIGHT
LIQUOR
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Mnisli.
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Lamb.
ClHIld
Kifner.
Albert
Itmdbiek
liohert
Marriane Licenses.
Sliafer and Itnchel Mild ml j
Wnlker and lv-tlier .lane
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C. Downing mid Mnbl )'
lidwMtd Hrowii Hiul Winnie
I1. .MnrlfVNnd IIh1 Smith
It would bo no bettor builuoM pol
ler for you to try to find a toitnut
for furnlahml rwiin, without ad
vrtla!g. tknH for a depart muiit nloro
to try to do buatatMW without allvor-ttaluj;.
j llnOtlmi tor btwlth.
COUNTY ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
ISSUES AN ADDRESS.
Dcclaros Anpcssivo Action Will
Continue and Plioulicsies Ulti
mate Victory of Temper-
mice Cause.
O,'O0O0C".,'C0s,-0-lCCOI-0-IOO00OOOCl
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Nursery Stock
Let us Quote You Prices on
All Kinds of Trees
and Shrubs
L. B. WARNER Jr.
At Warner, Wortman (SL Gore
Grocery j& j& Medford
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To tlie Anti-Saloon People mid
Friend of TentMrnnee in Jnukson
iHiimty:
The lilcctJon
The oleetiou if over. Wo all did
our het. We had the grant oppor
tunity to AKitnto nd (filucMU ou the
evil of the Ihptor liiil'lle.
The liquor tpiottioit was the uvmI
miHiilHiil and tb imu.l dkemMiod W
Miie In I hi" election, mid the mind
of the uHiple cuiniot be tunied to
I'Hieful eniifideiiitioii of thi (iio.
ihmi williout juhhI iwultiiv.-.
Tho tid of b-MUttMtuiit HMtiinst tba
hkIihiu htill ries. On November S in
our iieighboriinr tutc of WiiKliioKloii
l.M) alooii wore old out of e.
iteuev, niiin lnwu ro'imx dry in thut
KtMte. In OrvKuu. Uko nod Coo
cHintw Miiml dry for the fltt time.
.laclvMii (ninty
Jckii iHiuntv -till mniutnitis hfi
Nlnni on the riiriit iiU f U qu
liun. ll.v MKJurity vot of 'i5S tb
IMHipl of tbi ctounty auiy. "W itrr
tirvtl of tke miIuiui ud want it in
hib.lwl." Ily m Mwtoriiy wl of 111 tb
mv, MW wt our will oiifoiwd bv
lv UiMt will 'wHke pr4iliiliMi
rwtl." And b. njriy At of
II li tW piJ Miy, "We d.m't won I
Mloiw Huht' r the uiuni: if tlt ex
eluii twvifir oxer the lipur tnit'tte
lit own " flic IM'iM'b' of Juck
MOl eUlltV ' 'il point 0,'.iia-l
th hmUhmi.
Thtt Will ' 'M, iH.'pb'. b. H
dn- iml iirvsnii in i hi (vuniv;
I In' .i Iim.ii n.in ili- Ihi Mill of
i fii In in. (It ii - -i'.I.Ii o hell
Thfe- Saloon's Iteiiuest
The saloon nked the people ol
this state for another ehnnee, with
the pioiiii,M to clean up and to be
decent. Kiom friend itud foe lion
comes the word to the suoon, "You
iim-d clean up nml uoc your vnliu
to society or be diivon out by tisiiija
tide of lmldie gontlment which i
atfaiiist von."
Our Position
The s-iiliMin cutiuot make pood. Al
rendy the brewm, ditilleix mid sn
Iooiin talk ol throwing I'oitluud widi
open, ('raxed by their seemiiiK mc
lory they will noutiiiue their illicit
hiikiinoos with moro boldness, onioltv
nml rottmineoi. than ovur bol'oie. The
people will learn once more the hit
tor leMm lh.it promise made to
win ii cnmpoimi-nio iptiokly forgot -len
when the tight is over. Optimis
tic and determined, we continue the
oiunpnigii of ediumtion.
In the end wo ominot be defontetl
We Itold the iiverut of tieeein. in
llmt we bne tho ebildieu in our
home we hnv them in our ebooU
and wo luie llieui in our chuicheft.
Those who direct the thoitKbt and
mold the cluirmMor of tli young will
rule the world. It take n long time
to fight out a gient iRsiie. The bat
tle line will xwuy to ami fft. lbii!
Itiiti wns n groat dibOflwr to the
OMiise of union an i frotiloin, bwt the
end whs nt AppoimiUux. Bo it will
lit with tli tifiuor troffio. Tld U
no fmiiiticHl, mmsmr.dir movriHent
Ourn it the ixjsltioit of tint brid
miiitlud, Hgvroivc iiMd irogioiiv
ritiMH. We know thut th saloon i
h eutve and utHftt so. The fight,
thetefore. for home, for eliool Mud
Htiv IhiuI mttht go ihi. Our work
Iiks but coiumoueml. Stnud true
Wrfli ttpou vour buiiuer, ';Oiegii
HHI.KNA. Mont., Nov. 33. CUas
lliilden. xrhI S. has eomnilttoil sul
e4do kv kHUKing at I.owlAiid. Ilo Imd
crvd out kia gruvo In solid rock ami
wcula all necaswiry arraugoniontB with
mh Hiilrtkr to famish him with
VHnin
')rv in 1011'," nnd let's continue out
ninpnign. nggiessive, fair, honest,
'ducntionul, politieal nml practical
Itight is miiht and will iiltimateh
inevail. We niut overcome the v.
otiit of ngtw, tho prejudice of mul
itudei, the force of depraved appe
iles and the tremendous power of t
rimioal tiMftie that has millions
buck of it.
W. W. MAC IIKXRY, President.
W. K. SIIIKUKS. Secretary.
J. V, SIllltLKY, Treastuer.
nli-Saloou I.engue of Jackson
count v.
CRIPPEN IN HANGED.
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'tte nml a few eheors. como litanos
iml many groans sped Crlppon's
tool ou tho Inst fllKht.
Crlppen had pnld IiIb duos to jus
Mee and his ohllgntlon to tho efforts
of Scotland yard.
A wnrden postod on tho notice
board of the prison goto tho of Clcll
loctimont nrderliiK tho hnnKlng, the
sheriff's certificate that It hml taken
tilare Htid the ldiyslclan's eertifiento
of donth.
Wan Stoical
Qf nil tho rondomnotl men thoy
tinvo ever had In eharse.'Dr. Crlppon
was tho most renmrkuble. nceordlng
to tho atteudnnts at Pontonvlllo
prison. Tho stoicism ho displayed
whs almost unboltovnblo; yet It was
certain that ho fully ronllicd bis po
sition This was rovecilud by purely
physical signs cm two occasions. Fol
lowlag his sentence at Old Ualley he
had a short tututlng sixll. nnd again
after UlsmlosInK his appeal ho was
near oollaitse for an hour, or two.
la these attacks, however, lite men
tal eourKge was as firm as ever and
after stimulants hod aided aim In
nulla off the physical skrlaklHg
from dootk. ho rosHtaed his usual litm
compwiire.
Was Treated Well
lie was t-tHili every eoa&Mera
ttttH by the ijali awthorltio. Hw
prison fare m the ! i and cxtreniii
Tho oll JijaU pruaurjil a nlooa ot '' " k'
i ..I lino ' ilie tnejit al
ror mm. and mounting a box fanned tho uUuo " ' - i" i u . iiai 4
ion coint.uith
Wishing All
A Glad
Thanksgiving
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Allen Grocery Co
OPEN UNTIL 10 A. M. TOMORROW
' MAIN AND CENTRAL.
MEDFORD THEATRE
Thursday, November 24
' JOHN CORT Presents
Max Figman
IN HTS GREATEST SUCCESS
Tho Delightful Comedy Drama by Edith Ellis
Mary Jane's Pa
Samo Great Company Same Great Production
As Seen Here Last Season.
The Play That All America Wants to See.
IT MEANS HAPPINESS.
Seats on sale Monday, November 21.
it.uroiie lo a beam. Kicked tlu ikx mini
under htm and straiiKleil to death.
ASHLAND
Ashland, Oregon Swedenburg Block
This is the school that will make you Suc
cessful, Train you for Business and Help
you to a Position.
BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND
AND ENGLISH
Secure your Business Education at hoir.o
at a very moderate expense and, if you wish,
we will secure you a position in any of the
large commercial centers.
NO BETTER SCHOOL ANYWHERE AT
ANY PRICE
ENTER AT ANY TIME
P. RITNER. A. M., President.
Every precaution was taken aRalnst
"rippon harming himself, but the pris
oner never showed any liul'nutlon to
tnko his own life. Twlco daily Crlp
pen was marched to tho oxerclso yard
and frequently ho was pormlttod In
terviews with his solicitors and with
Miss l.oneve. No ono was permitted
to see him Inst night to question him
reKarditiK tho'allotuHl confession pub
Untied In the Kveniui; Times.
That Confession
Tho Timet; this afternoon repeated
the putative confession and published
an ostensible statement In tho third
nerMiii. alleged to have boon made by
Crlppen. Tho paper says that Crlp
uon CQttfeseod to frlond before ho
was exorutojl. Tho story relates tho
unhapptness of tho doctor's life and
hie wife's alleged unfalthfulnoss, her
"tantrums, slattornllnoss, drunken
noes and Jealousy." Those, causos, It
says, brought about Crlppon's dtor
uiinatloii to kill his wife. Deliber
ately and cold blooded." says the
Times.
Tho statomont asserts that Crlppon
purchased hyoscln and began imnrog.
natlap with the nelson cortaln diges
tive taUiate that his wife was taking.
Tho first poUonoil tablet was given
laaoary 31. tho next February 1. The
second tablet caused her death.
ItiMly in lUtlnxtni
The body remained la a bedroom
of the Crlppen house at SO Illlldrop
Crescent. Islington. North London,
until the evonlnis of February !. Then
Crlppen begun the ghastly task or dis
posing of the remains without arous
ing Hspleion.
He carefully dissected Hho corpse,
ruttliiK the arms anj less luto mall
Pieces and burning them In tho
kitchen stove Whllo ho was en
gaged In tho work an ashman called
at the house and Crlppon narrowly
escaped detection.
Flees IVom Homo
Tho grewsomo task finally over
camo tho Iron nerve of tho doctor and
ho hocamo fearful of attracting tho
notice of his neighbors. Hosldos tho
Increasing odor of tho deco'nposlng
flesh filled him with horror nnd one
night ho fled front tho house, loav
Ing It wide open with Its hideous se
cret oxposod. In his flight ho throw
tho bloody scalpel Into an adjoining
yard of a vacant house. Aftor wan
derlug about London for hours, his
reason roturnod and ho went back to
his house.
efits Hack Xervii
All was as ho had left it. With
norvM composed he devised plans for
hiding the rest of the mutilated body.
Then ho carried tho romalns to the
eellar. broke the oonoreto pavement,
dumped la the rolles. sprinkled them
with acid to aid dissolution and ro
pavod the floor.
Follow lag this Miss Lonovo camo to
the house and pobod as Mrs. Cclppen
The doctor for a time sllonced nelgh
bernood tongue by saying his wife
had gone to America, and later that
she had died thoro.
There seems to ho no way of prov
ing that the oonfosslon Is true or
false, according to lawyers, but they
assert that the confession. If made.
must have been procurod boforo Crlp
pen was placed l Jail. During con
finement at I'entouvlllo no ono spoke
to the condemned man except In the
presence of his warders