i
COUR
T DENIES II
HAS DISMISSED CASE
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jnn. 28.
Employes of the United Stntes su
piumc court today nro busy explain
ing nn erroneous report that that
tribunal had summarily dismissed
the contempt proceedings ngalnst
President Samuel (tampers, Vice
President John Mitchell and Secre
tary Frank Morrison of the American
Federation of Labor, which grow out
of the Ducks Stovo and Range com
pany boycott.
The court merely hinted that It
would refuse to consider the question
whether the Ducks company should
be granted a permanent Injunction
restraining the labor men from con
tinuing the boycott.
The boycott was settled out of
court recently, and the refusal of the
court In the Injunction matter will In
no way affect the present main Issue,
which Is the matter of contempt of
court.
flniORP mail tribune, medford, oreoon, Sunday, January 29, 1911.
PAGE FIVE
NEW
ORLEANS ADMITS
IHAT FRISCO LEADS
WASHINGTON. Jnn. 28. Tho
New Orleans boosters for tho Pnn
omn exposition admitted today that
San Frnnclsco is lending in the fight,
according to a statement given out
by tho San Francisco delegation.
"It is tho unanimous verdict of
official and political Washington."
the statement says, "that San Fran
cisco has all the best of tho struccle.
New Orleans delegates frankly admit
that San Francisco is away in tho
lead. "Wo have an unofficial state
ment from Omaha today to the ef
fect that telegrams costing over
$100,000 had been sent from points
between there and the Pacific coast
to Washington demanding that San
Francisco bo given the exposition as
a business proposition, and also be
cause it had raised $17,500,000 for
financiering It."
SEYMOUR TO CLEAN
UP ERISCO POLICE
Farmers to Organize.
LANSING, Mid,., Jan. 'J8.--A
mass meeting i soon to lie held here
to organize u national party with
principles identical (o thosn, an
nounced liy the new National Pros;
1'hbivu Republican lunge, nccordiiiv
to an announcement following a on
ferencu today between Governor O
boni, labor federation representative:,
iind various farmers' organizations,
representing over ,100,000 Michigan
farmers.
Throws Away Gold Pieces.
LOS ANGELES, Oil., Jan. 28.- -Bringing
u hag of 100 gold franc
pieces, to go with a newly acipiircd
French habit, Charles V. Gates
created a mild sensation at n locai
hotel today by tossing .$20 French
gold coins to hellboy.s.
WOLVERINE GETS
BACnO DETROIT
Car Is Cominn West and Will Visit
Portland for a
Time.
Mexican Released.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 2S.
Juan Jose Azcona, said to bo a Moxl
enn revolutionist, held hero for tho
Mexican government on charges of
embezzlement, was released today by
order of Chief Justice Claybaugh of
the supreme court of tho District of
Columla.
When tho Azcona case came up
Justice Claybaugh denied more time
to the Mexican government to securo
evidence against Azcona, declaring
that for an offense alleged to have
been committed five year ago, the
request was unreasonable. Azcona's
counsel asked his client's release,
which was ordered.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Jan. 28.
Sweeping changes In the police de
partment wore promised today by
Chief of Police Seymour In the prose
cution of a wnr "to tho death" on
gambling In the city as the result of
the shooting of Gustav Postler In tho
Saratoga club, located a block from
police headquarters.
Sergeant Donovan was tripped of
his star and weapons by tho chief
and will be tried for un-offlcerllko
conduct. Cowardice may be Included
in the complaint.
Charges are being prepared against
two patrolmen for dereliction of duty
in not reporting tho presenco of tho
Sartoga club at police headquarters,
and 50 other officers will hnvo tholr
beats switched.
Edward Krlpp, proprietor of tho
Saratoga club, who wns charged with
murder, has been released on $10,
000 cash ball.
Krlpp Is charged with murder for
having shot and killed Postler when
tho latter, armed, Invaded the gam
bling bouse and demanded return of
money ho had lost thoro.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
WIN OUT IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S. Christian
Scientists hero todn arc Jubilant
over tho failure of tho police to con
vict William Vernon Cole, healer,
who practiced on Fifth avenue, of In
fraction of the medical laws of New
York state.
They regard it Is n clean cut vic
tory for tho practitioners of their
cult.
E
'LOVE' MATCH FAILS
CHICAGO. III., Jnn. 'JS.-In Iho
application for a divorcu hero to
day by Countess Klcanor Gizyoki,
sister of Joseph Medill Patterson,
editor of the Chicago Tribune, from
her husband, Cjunt Joseph GiycKi.
another wns added to the long list of
failures of Amorican-Kuropean marriages.
WOMEN NOW WANT A
FEMININE POLICE FORCE
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S. Members
of tho Artists lenguo of tho Politi
cal Equnllty association who heard
Dr. Anna Shaw's address be'foro that
body arc agreed today that bIio was
right when she said that Mauda Ilnl
llngton Dooth would mnkc an ideal
chief of a feminine pollco squad.
Mrs. O. H. P. Delmont seconded
Dr. Shaw's suggestion that tho only
way to stop tho white slave traffic
and to koop boys and girls uway
from vicious moving picture Bhow3
was to havo women policemen.
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Flight Postponed.
KEY WEST, Fin., Jnn. '28.
Confronted by a high wind and rag
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t hut ho would be unable today to at
tempt his proposed flight from Kev
West to Iluvnnu. McCurdy is de
termined to make the flight, even if
he has to remain here u month.
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1S00 miles hnvelcd through . the
snowdrifts the Warren-Detroit "Wol
verine," which left Detroit for the
Grand Central palnco show in New
York on December 20 returned to
Detroit January 7 making the entire
trip in the phenomenal time of 18
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this time of the year as the roads
arein the worst shape but even with
such handicaps as the car had t-he
plowed through the deep snowdrifts
and arrived in the factory city he
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siiiiir, where the car turned around'
three times iu spite of brakes audi
skid chains.
On Mt. Pncono in Pennsylvania
tile tourists climbed to within 'J00
feet of the summit and found the
road unbroken fuither on. In the
darkness they tried to back through
the smaller drifts they had trav
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two men had to chop two trees and n
f-'iico down iu order to turn around .
Several times during tho trip the J
drivers woio forced to take to the!
ice of the lake for several inihic in
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After visiting San Francisco the
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