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arrcDFOTO matl tribune, araPFORP, oregon, Thursday, February 2. 1911.
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OF EXPLOSION
Powder Was Being Handled oh Jer
sey City Pier Contrary to Law
Immigration Station on Ellis Is
land Badly Tvisted hy Crash.
4NBV YOltK, Feb. 2. Kour men
(lend, twenty-two roportod inlawing
and tho noBsihlllty tliat oven more
porlahod is tho siilnniliiK up todny of
tho dlsnstor yostordny whon a carload
of dynamlto oxploded on a JorHoy City
pl"r, whore It wan bi'lttg handled fmi
trary to law. Exactly bow many wore
killed probably novor will bo known,
as tho bod I ok of many of tho victims
wore sunk In tho North Itlvor and
probably bavo been carried out to sea.
TVo bodies and a portion of a third
havo boon found. Captain Robert Hnr
nott of tho tug Twohy died of his In
juries In tho Jersey City hospital. No
trace has boon found of tho captain
and crow of six of tho bnrgo Catherine
W., near tho pier wlioro tho oxploslon
occurred, and It Is bollovod that all
woro blown to bits. Tlireo men of
tho lighter Hustler, which sank, after
tho crash, are still unaccounted for,
ns aro twolvo laborers, who woro
working about tho cars on tho plor
at tho tltno tho dynamlto went off.
Whllo tho damnKO throiish tho ter
rific crash, which shook all Now
York, is ostlnmted at not less than
$150,000, thoro is llttlo doubt that
Hit) total is really much largor. F,or
thirty miles around glims was shat
tered. Jorsoy City's damao Is placed
at $21)0,000, the wreck on .Manhattan
Island at $100,000, and more than
$50,000 dainago was cuusod on Ellis
Island alono, wlioro every window In
tho big Immigration Ktatlon was
sumshod, tho buildings wrenched and
shaken as though by an onrthqimko
Criminal prosecution of. tho Powder
Trust, which Is said to bo responsible
for tho prenoneo of tho dynnmlto on
tho plor, Is being considered todny.
Tho grand Jury, Coroner Haughton
and City Combusllblo Inspector Con
nolly aro Investigating separately and
as soon as sufficient ovldeuco Is found
to warrant Indictments against the
porsous responsible for tho disaster
tho countyiroBocutor vyllnct.
FATALITIES IN COAL
MINES IN 20 YEARS
WASHINGTON. D. C, Feb. 2.
Thoro woro li!),-'!)3 fatal aocldontH In
tho coal initios of North Amorlcn dur
ing tho 20-yonr porlod ondod 1908,
n rato of IS. 11 to on eh 1000 omplnyos
It. the mining industry, nccordlng to
a bulletin of tlio bureau of labor, de
partment of commerce and labor,
which has Just been niado public.
During tho 10-yoar porlod onded In
1!M)0, tho latoNt porlod for which flg
tiros for other coal mining countiioa
aro available, tho fatality rato In
North Amorlcn was It. in per 1000
employes, which wns decidedly high
er, Htatus thu bulletin, than tho fa
tality rato In any other Important
coal Hold in tho world.
CALIFORNIA LAD IS
YALE'S BEST SCHOLAR
NKW 11AYHN, Conn., Feb. J.
HoracB Koynlmi of Los Angeles i
tho bowt ''fiiMMer" in Yale and Coi
uulius Ioiiibui-di i Meikeley, Culifoi
Ilia, the niosl scholarly person, ae
eonling to balloting conducted tod.n
by Yalu seniors.
H was voted tliat Frederick Dal..
fonuei' football captntu, wits the tiuM
adinlrej miui of hi clus, hiuI tlu.i
Joint Kilputiiek, a meiulier of the
Varsity deveu, hail done most fot
Ynlo.
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Trains Marooned
1SL PASO, Tshs, Feb. 2.M
seugors Hiriviug here from the South
bay Hut two Mexican Central a
geiiger t ruins, with Ainarinuim aboanl.
are, marooned in the dunert ol North
oi'4i Chihuuhuu, hot ween Iwtgunu an !
Ojo CuliunU). No trttiuK bine urrix-
(nl lioro since Sunday. Thu iiiMiirrtv
tus have burned bridge ulong th
lino ami have cut iUI wire to pre
vent agmmimicHtiou. It is not known
jus yet whothor Hie inarooned train
lmvo Ikwii pjuudored by the revolu
tionists. Clerk In Trouble.
SAN FRANCISCO, ChI., Feb. 2.
f'liAtiril with keeping $2.7H'J in fee ,
ivesivod from tho Naturalisation of.
fue, whielt should havo boon place,!
u the oity treasury, Cuunty Clcik
ljjrry I. Mulorevy was today mm
defendant in a complaint bronchi l
(lie oily of San Fiancmeo.
I'lhm OUItHI) l. (I TO I.J DAYS.
PA.O OINTMHNT la uiinmntOfHl
la oure any oaao of Itolllng. blind,
blooding or protruding pile in 6 to
1-1 duys or mnnay refundotl. 50c
CONIES! CLAIMS
01 HOMESTEADS
Government Accuses R. H. Bradshaw
of Abandoning His Claim on Lit
tle Butto Creek Files Counter
Charjjcs More Cases Follow.
It, Jf. liradwlinw, claimant on a
ImmcHtcad HJtuuted in the Outer na
tional foroBt nenr LUllo Hullo Creek
npiienreil before United Stales Com
missioner W. II. Canon Thursday
to lunko final proof upon his entry-
The filiiijj ib lioing contested by
Ilio Forest .Service upon the grounuV
Unit IlradNlmw abandoned his claim
for a while.
Testimony introduced by llrnd
hhuw at tlio CotniiiisHi'onors liourinj,'
endeavored to show Hint n ranger
in the Forest Servieo had plncnrded
his claim with government "Tros
piW warnings niid that ho had on
ly abandoned- the claim while under
the belief that the government had
taken it away from him.
The governments ease at the hear
ing was conducted hy Special Age.il
Laiiglilin of tho general land office
and I' M. MoGowun of the Forest
Service and consisted of a niimbei
of affidavita and reports hy niiinor-
oiifl siioi'inl agents and government
employes who lmvo visited the home
stead. Tho Uradslmw easo will ho follow
ed hy five others, on Hie dates set
against them: Hiram Douhleduy,
homestead near Ilutlo Falls Febru
ary 3; Archie It. Kinkaid, homestead
in the Dead Indinii country, Febru
ary "I; Margaret Lindsay, homestead
in Dead Indinn, February (J; Churle
Terrell, lioinosleud on Little Unite,
February 8; Dan WiiImiii, homestead
in Dead Indian, February 'J.
TRAIN LEAVES TRACK
CALCIAKY, Alhorln, Feb. 2. Nine
peiBons ore under treatinont today
for injuries stislained when (he Caiia
(ban Paoilic Kailroad Woslboitiiil
truin ntiiiibir, oifq. was derailed near
(Ugieluui. fTo miIo yet of bora hist
everting. Tho (inin wna going nt i.
good Hiicod when it struck u broken
roil anil crashed down a ten foot
embankment. Forluiinlel.v a drift of
snow broko the force of the Mm
pact.
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SAY WARREN WILL NOT
BE SENT TO PRISON
WASHINGTON, D. (, Feb. 2.
That prison doors will never cloii
behind Fred Wnrrun, editor of. tin
"Appeal to Kensou," under sentenc
of ai. mouths for onnteiupl, was pic
dieted todny by officials of the de
oartment of justice. Warren has noi
vet been jailed and it was Icarnei.
that tho muiidule of Hie federal conn
ordering his eoinuiillmeiit has hccti
lu'Iil up by Attorney Wiokersbntu, act
uikf under sjipciul o rd piii from Presi
dent Tnft. Taft has asked for Ilk
papers in (he ease, it is said, and i
I'vntnining them at leisure with a ie
of pardnning Warren.
"WHITE MAN'S HOPE" TO
MEET MARTIN TONIGHT
SKATTLi:, Wash., Feb. 2. - Neaii.
1,001) SeMttle Chi is will journey to
Tucoinu by ipcciitl train tonight so
witness I he 10 round jfo between
Diner Kd Aim tin ami .lack lister,
the latter the "uhito mnn'a hope."
who is being handled by Toniim
Hunts, Both men tire in prime con
dition. The belting fmoi-s .Marliu to
win with even inouoy Hint Lester ni
-lay the limit.
Baldwin Case RcMimcd.
I.OS ANOKLUS. CHI.. Fh. 2. -Th
itial of the Itnlduiu will cunt est esi
wis resnnu.,1 today. The testimony ol
Jeiuc H. Wood, ii detective mid one
of the star witness? for the e-laic
that he wu to rcceiw fl.OtU) nml
his expense., lor hi wor( j tu ,.U1.
was the toatinv ot ,veUrda. V mi
"ton. Wood was recti lied todnv and
testified ol length as lo hi employ
ment bv "Liirk.v" ItaldMiu, preceding
aud during the seduction suit brought
iv Airs, uiiihii Ashley, now Mrs
Turubiill, in 1MXI. Letters isses.dl
lV Wood which he allege Mrs. Turn
hull, wrote to him while Irjmg to get
h settlement from Baldwin, were of
fered ll evidence. Wood testified thai
he reeeived W.'.tlO tor pi glueing them
in the seduction
Resoiieliifl Pnrly Drowns.
RAN' Ll'IS OHIKI'O. mi, Keh
--In su offurl to rm ue two men
esucht os a tttsll ialsml lit the 8.
Hunk river nd hold ther by the
Wool, Joe Hobles, Mexican, sml Jobu ur
l'oinr, colored, put out In a rowWoat.'
wiu.it was eanslied, and Itoth vrtru.
HI DS MANY 0
ROADS IN HERE
John Kirkup, Secretary of State
Automobile Association Spends
Some Time in Mcdford Talking
Good Roads for State.
.John Kirkup, secretary of tho State
Automobile association, who hns boon
lit Mcdford tho past few days talking
good roads, states that nowhoro has
he found greater enthusiasm for good
rendu than In Jackson county. Con
vinced that local people woro already
unanimously In favor of tho move
ment, Mr. Kirkup cut short, his stny
here, an lilg services woro not nocdod.
"Tho legislation will affect the
atato In general to tho grcatost do
gieo, and In which each Individual
should havo an interest, no matter
what district ho may live In, is fhat
whloh appertains to road building and
malntonnnco," statos Mr. Kirkup.
"Tho law should provldo that the
roads bo built In progressive commu
nities who show they want pprmanent
roads by providing a pnrt of tho cost
of tho highway or who will guarantee
that If tho road Is constructed In
their district they will maintain It In
perfect condition continuously and
provldo n fund for that purpose.
"The location of theso roads should
not be left absolutely to flie Judgment
of tho county commissioners, but
thoro should bo somo system dovlsed
by which those who aro willing to pay
good money to get a road Into tholr
district from a trade center should
havo that road In preference to some
remoto district whoso resldonta may
havo a "pull" with tho commissioners,
but who havo not tho disposition nor
energy to help In Its construction or
lii'inianent maintenance."
JOHNSON Will TALK
TO
INDIANAPOLIS, lud., Feb. 2.
('haiiipiou Jack Johnson, who intends
lo blurt Sntunhiyby slow stages foi
Iho Pacific ('oast, unnoiincod today
Hint if All Kaufman really wauls to
fight he will meet him in Chicago Sun
day mid post u forfeit.
"I helieo wo should firtjt meet in
a (i round batth;," suid Johnson,
"Then if Al shows Hint ho hns th
class he will he entitled lo a liuish
fight and I will give it to him. I
would he willing to post $10,000 or
20,000 to go as a side bet."
Ilasklne for Health.
Draperies
Wo carry a very completo
lino of draperies, lace curtains,
fixture, etc., and do ah classes
of upholstering. A special mnn
to look after this work exclu
sively and will glvo as good
service as Is possible to got In
oven tho largest cities.
Weeks & McGowan Co
Agency Grand Union
Tea Go.
110 Tripp St. Pliono 901
Teas, ColTeos, Hairing Pow
der, Spioos, Soaps, Starch,
etc. Orders taken.
Prompt Delivery
Cure Your
Rheumatism;!
.M OTHUt ll.l,S Or Till: IU)DY
AT TIIR
HOT LAKE
SANATORIUM
Hot Lake, Ore.
(The MouMM.r crrhleney) jj
UQ Orefjon-Wttsh-'j
rngton Kuilroad (&L
Navigation Co.
SIU round tilt tUKots f.u tm tin oo
nioiithH. allowing $; u worth of
MKOiuiuodntloii at tlu Sanato
rium, a Poitlund and all
O.-W. H. N. Stations
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For furthsr Information nnd IUus-,1
trated buoklut. address Dr. W. T. Phy. !
MtHllcal Supt. and Mgr.. Hot Uke,
Oregon. y O.-W. It. & N. Ageut.
writs to
WM. MoMlMlHAV,
Gouera! l'Hwuer Agont.
MEXICO LIFTS
ITS CENSORSHIP
Many Federal Victories are Report
ed Mexican Outbreak Is Surprise
to Revolt- Sympathizers Many
Ready to Join Madero.
HUACHUCA, Fob. 2. Because a
largo number of Madero sympathizers
aro anxiously awaiting word from the
robol leader to Join them, tho Mexican
government has partially raised tho
news censorsnip maintained for
months, and today accounts of tho
reported federal victories have boon
received bore. The belief Is general
hero thnt tho Mexican government,
having learned that hundreds of bor
der Mexicans aro propared to Join
Madero, is taking this method to .dis
courage thorn.
Tho Moxlcali outbreak was a, sur
prise to revolt sympathizers here. The
taking of the customs house there is
believed to bo premature, ns the seiz
ing of customs houses' on tho border
was planned for Mnrch, whon Madero
declares ho will proclaim a now re
public. That the government Is coloring
what news is allowed to reach hero
Is suspected, In view of tho fact that
following Its denials that thoro was
troublo in Sonorn, prlvatOi lettors
reached hero today telling of lnsur-
gont movements thoro. Revolutionist
forces nro gathering for a march on
Ures and Ilonnoeillo, it Is said
A mining mnn
In
from Nacozarl
last night reports meeting with rov
lug bands of rebels, buying arms and
ammunition nnd horses. Americans,
ho said, go about unnrmed, remaining
neutral, and aro not molested. At
Agua I'rleta extra guards havo been
placed on public buildings to repel
an expected Insurgent attack.
PAID HOTEL BILL BY
WRITING IT POETRY
NEW YORK. Feb. 2. Miss Sophie
Prueseh, who says she is an author,
b under observation ut Pellevue Hos
pital today because the only move
she made toward paying her hoiel
bill, wns to write poetry dedienled lo
the hostelry. Miss Pruesclt complain
cd to the physicians Hull she had
been shot in tho eyes with a noiseless,
powderless revolver by u Mrs. Clarl..
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DON'T BUY AN AUTO UNTIL YOU , SEE THE
. NEW 1911 BUICKS
They Are Revelations in the Art of Motor Car Building
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COOK HAIS ONE
TO 1BERT E.
Ridicules Peary's Proofs Jliat He
Reached North Pole Says Whoic
Polar Tapagraphy is Destarted
and Abscrvatlons arc Faulty.
NKW YORK, Fob. L'. Ridiculing
Peary's proofs that he reached the
North Polo as unconvincing nnd as-
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sailing tho manner In which tho Na
tional Geographical society had en
dorsed tho navy man's claims as a
dlscovorer, Dr. Frederick A. Cook to
day discussed the Arctic situation. In
an Interview, given tlio United Press,
Cook said: , .
"In Arctic latitudes refraction, is a
problem which represents possible In
accuracies not of seconds or minutes,
but of degrees. 'As a result of mlrago
tho wholo polnr topography Is dis
torted, glvlnir possibility of orror In
observations which might easily
amount to sixty miles. In spite of
this well known fact, the group of
tho aiuny's geographers which forms
tho Xatlonnl Geographical society
pronounce a series of sun altitudes
taken when It was only seven degrees
abovo tho horizon ns proof positive of
tho attainmqnt of tho pole.'.'
REAR ADMIRAL SPERRY,
TAKES HIS LAST VOYAGE
WASHINGTON, D. C Feb. 2. -Pear
Admiral Churles Slillman Snor-
ry who wns rt,iovt,(1 fro,u fm ,,,
maud of tho Tinted States fleet dur
ing its iccent round tho world cruise,
died here today nt tho naval Uoepilal
of pneumonia. Since leaving active
sea duty Admiral Sporry hud beep in
command of the War College at New
port, t, I. The dead naval command
er wns born in Hrook'lyii, N. Y., Sep
tember It, 1847. .,
POSSE SEEKS SAILORS WHO
SLUGGED OFFICERS IN HEAD
COLONIAL URACIL Ya., Feb. ,2.
Escaping after murdering Captain
Alien Doiseyl of the dredge Irene
Ruth of Fairmont, Md., nnd crush
ing tho skull, of First Mafo John
Adnma, mutinous saihn ,nro being
sought by a ppse. The trouble
sturled after bitter arguments be
tween the officers and crew.
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Ittiicks last yetir outsold all conipetitors in the Rouo River valley and else
where. They will do the sank' this season Cars built especially to stand the
wear and tear of rough roads They, have stood the test Askjmy owner.
Tho 1911 Huieks are not last yeav models revamped, but new in design and
eonstruetiou the classiest, staunchest, most powerful, speediest ears for the
money ever built and the cost of maintenance is least.
The name Uuiek on a motor ear is sufficient guarantee of its worth. A pro
duction of .'57 ca'i-s in 1!)0M hns grown to a production of over 127,000 GARS
Lr 1910 Over b'0,000 IJuiek machines in operation, every one of which is
giving perfect satisfaction to its. user.
The "Huick is the largest automobile factory in the world. 'It is' the third
largest factory of any kind in the world. It is tho 'largest shipper of first
class freight in the world. No other maker has had equal experience in pro
ducing a moderate priced automobile and no other auto is better suited for
Oregon roads.
1911 Buicks Sell
$750, $1100, $1200., $1350,
$1700 and $2050
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Any si'o or style, from runabout to the big forcdoor, and at moderate prie
guaranteed
Anyone who questions the value of HU 1 Ihiicks is requested to make a side-b-side
comparist)U.
nTmi VaIIa rogue r,ver valley distributor
AUU V Clie .FOR BUICK AUTOMOBILES
CRATER LAKE GARAGE
Would Bar Dukes.
OLYMPIA, Wash., Feb. 2. Hcp
rescntntive .McArdlo of Jefferson r--i'n-ed
to puns itp.u chance for n
funny crack nt the mixed marriage
bill. "I suggest to the judiciary com
mittee," lie snid, "that not only Orien
tals be affected but nKo duke?,
counts and onrls of the Ca licit "-inn
race.''
The hill will pas without doubt.
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15 acres, 3 miles from
Talent,
fenced, timber, alfalfa and fruit land,
good house, puro water, mile from
school, 300 young poar trcos, lovely
place; $2 000, one-half down
This 15 acres is one of tho love
liest small ranches In southern Ore
gon. Sheltered by tho hills from
the cold winds of winter, deep, fer
tile soil, an Ideal place for health.
Also 34 acres. 1 mile from Talent,
12 acres of fruit, family orchard In
bearing; apples, Nowtowns, 12 ncres,
poach filled; 7 acres timber, Irrigated,
dwelling house shaded by large laurel
trees, plenty of water; fertile soil;
garden spot; pumping plant; ternis,
$13,000, $7000 cnuh, the balance in
pnymonts of $1000 yearly at C per
Cent.
Also 2 0 acres alfalfa and fruit
land, with timber, 1 mile from Tal-
fent; $6500 cash down; Just think
whnt a snap, a little over $300 an
acre. "Where can you find near tho
depot and railroad a cheaper place?
Town lots in tho newly Incorporat
ed town of Talent, Or., on tho in
stallment plan.
Also 17 acres, 14 acres commer
.clal fruit bearing orchard, 2 miles
from Talent; $10,000, ono-luUf on
time.
Also 80 acres fine Umber,' $2000,
one-half down. '
Also 34 ncres, half mile from Tal
ont; fine houso; fruit trees; alfalfa;
all under cultivation; price $8750,
balanco to suit purchaser.
Also for salo, homo In Talent, Jack
son county, Oregon (a nowly Incorpo
rated town) ; a flno homo of 18 acres;
level, fertile alfalfa and fruit land;
Irrigated; ono block from postofflco,
6n the main road itnd cxtohds to Rear
creek J has two Acres bearing Now
townS 11 years old; 12 acres Bartlett
and d'AnJou pears; 2 ncre3 alfalfa;
all Is flno garden landr a six-room
house; climate very mlldj pure water
from tho mountains; very healthy;
churches, schools and literary socie
ties; no saloons or drunkenness It Is
a dry town; It Is midway between
the thriving cities of Medford nnd
Ashland: prico $10,000 $1500
down, tho remainder on tlmo at C
per cent.
Also lands, alfalfa and fruit, from
2p to 800 acres. Write, enclosing
stamps, or como and seo me.
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Talent, Oregon
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Riverside Between Main and Eighth Sts.
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Arc you thinking of buying a pin
no? Wc would like to talk to you
about pianos and believe that we aro
las well posted as any dealers in tho
J state, or on tho coast for, thnt matter.
We havo. beep in the piano business
I right hero In. Southern Oregon for a
'long time, and every year wo have
dono a greater, buslnoss by far than
la thq year past. Wq havo oyer two
thousand satisfied customers , who
! will tostify that we handle the best
I pinnos and players that arc, pn tho
i maret today You, i
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nro sure of a
ado here. Wo
can save you af least
on any piano that you may desire.
Come and see us. If we don't hap
pen to hnvo on hand tho plnno that
you wish, wo will got. It for you and
gnarnntco to sell it tq you for $100
less than the dealer that handles It.
We can do this because wo aro under
no expense. Wo pay no, rents, biro no
help, wo lcII direct to you. Wo aro
factory .to homo distributors and can
deliver tho best pianos for less mon
ey, as hundreds will testify.
Many people aro buying pianos,
nnd wo nrp selling thq best Jhat havo
ever been produped., Call us up and
allow us tho plcasuro of explaining
our methods. Wo sell on easy terms
and deliver nnywhoro in this section
of tho country. .
Just remember that wo .savq you
$100 and all you havo to do is tq
call and seo our stock to bo convinc
ed that wo can and do deliver the
goods.
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