jronnn HIMorloRl Itaftta
City Hal) .4&mlM
SUBSCRIBERS
rnlllnir to roI mpr will Imva
(inn nallvtrtrt liy iihonlnir of.
flew by 0 p, til.
Medford Mail Tribune
WEATHER
Fair liar. 211.71, Mine. 78,
Mlu. HO, Mean (12 1 Fire. .02
Mully- MUlh War,
l'mly I'IimI Yiiii
JWlODKOltl), OlflWOX. '."JirffSDAV, JUNE 22, 1911.
No. 79.
GEORGE V CROWNED KING BRITAIN
POM
P OF MILITARISM, MEDIEVAL
E AND ECCSIASTICAL
MGIFCEIC
SOLEM TY
M
f I
BuaB Kr x f skill -
HilllllllHBW - -ft ififffv.r
HMfi 'fc.r ST '
viiiKjgMr IHLiS iUVH
Coronation Procccdnl Exactly as Per Prouram With No Incident to Mar
Queen Mary Is Far the Cooler of tho Two Principal Actors In tho
Drama Hundreds of Royalties From All 'Parts of the Earth Are
Present Westminster Abbey Scene of Woifdcrful Display Mon
arch's Robes Aro Vastly Rich Great Thronus Along Streets.
LONDON, Jiiiiii !!:!.- (JinrK V nnd
Mmy III wi'i'o crnwni'il Imluy klui;
ami Minimi tit "Ihn Uiiltxil Kluciloiii
of (iri'iit llrltnln mill Iri'lmiil anil o(
tlio llrllluli iliiiiiliiliinii licyiiiul tlm
HI'ttH.
To Ihn iiillioitoxly-inltiili'il tho ci'r
iniiiiy ww mi nwi'-liiHpliliii; illMpltiy
of Ihu iKiiiip of mllltarlmii, of imcIi'
hIiimIIiuI HiilciniiUy mill of lucillnval
HinCiiUlioiiri). To tlio cynlr ll wan nil
nliiioiil putlii'tlrally rhlltlUli i-xhllilllon
of iIi'HkIH In tliiMtl unit Hpaimli'H. Tlio
rnillcal w In ll n iionlllvuly vrlrkoil
wimtti of inlllloiiM, In u rountry wIhto
fully omMlilril of tho pupiiliitloi) U on
(ln lirlnli of puup"rUiilloii ami ouk
tNM'iitlnili Ik literally ktnrvlni:-
Tliw iivuniK llrlton In nlrlctly or
tlioilox, hiiHiivor. IH'foni iluwn lu
pi-oplit Ixman MwamiliiK )' liunilroils
or thoiiHiiuilH Into tho Hln'otH throiiKlt
wlilcli (tin royal prorvKnlon was to
ptinh, ln'twf'Mi HiirUliiKhnui pulnco and
WitNtiitlintlor Alliiy. Tlio foot anil
tuoiinti'il pollen wlui hIk'pIi'MiIoiI tliitni
juuiinml iiiiinlirliwrt. Mnlnr. tlm tlior-
oiif.lifari-H or niarcliliiK In tho proniM
hIimi woro urnrly 1 00,000 hoMIitm iiii
iliir ciiiiiiiimiil or I'U'UI .MarMial VU
roimt Kltclicntir To nomo exli'iit tlio
if..ii.i.iiiiiiii tiillllnrt iIIhiiIiiv wan. Ill
iHMMlhVitMMtl1iiftrMltatolMjy'thu liortncim or
VHP .i. rto 1111(1 I lio collHfiilUint roiiKcrt"
tlon of tlio crowil to nn oxtont whlrfi,
onlorly n LumloiiurH imually nn.
wiiiilii hnvo rniliTcil tho ordinary
"thin riul lino" pmvorli'MH to control
It.
7tHH III tlio .llxy.
ll for tlio lili;lii'fit of HrltUh iiohlo
11111. At Kim; IMwiiiiI'h coronation
tlio Mi-alM of tho loyal iIiiUch hail Oiriic
oi'cupnntH. tlm iliikcn of CnnihrlilRo,
CoiinaiiKht ami Cornwall, and York.
Tho iltit'hf'HH of CoiinaiiKht, I'rlnco
Arthur and I'rluconti I'ntrlulu took
their iicatn In mm of tlio royal boxen,
I'nfnimo of Hoyiilth-.
At OiIh tnoiiu'iit tho ronr of rlicur
Iiik oiiIhIiIo and tho crauli of tho
KUiiiUn' liand an It hroko Into tho na
tional nntlii'in proclnlimtd that tlio
klni; and iiuihmi viro allKhtltiK from
tlmlr loach at tho Alihcy imtranco.
Tin ori'licHtra Htrnck up tho hymn
"I Wax Ulud" and at tho hhiih' Inntant
Ilmrn matched down tho nlido tlm
Uiif.'H rhiiplaliiK-lii-onllimry, two anil
two, followed by tin ennomi of thu
Ahboy In their darker cation of crlm-
Hon workiul with koIiI, with tho dean
brliiKliiK up tho rear.
Tlmii there wan nn nwed hunh an
the ijuceii liemelf, nurrounded by her
KKUtleiueu-al-armn. In M-nrlet tunlcn
nnd with iioddliiK plumen and with
tho ItlnhopH of Norwich and Oxford
itu iiiipportliiK prelnten, moved nlowly
down tho alule.
Klnnliliu; with JewelH and weariiiK
tho rlbbou of tho .(Inrter over her
rcimono clutlllntlnK mnnn of gold
her majenty mado a plcturo calcu
lated to ImprexM even tho bunutlen oc
cupylnK'thu peerenncH' HentH, thoiiKh
tlio caption-, aro nald to hnvo wlilu
pered amoiiK theuiBelveH that Mary
did not really compare with her moth-cr-lti-law,
Alexandra, on tho corn-
Latest Photograph of King George V.,
The New Ruler of the British Empire.
Home 7000 were admitted In all,pondliiK oceanUm nine yenm uro.
I. ...I. ..II.... Ill ,ii.iiIk.ii flf tilt, IMlV'll 1
family, and rolatlona, morn than 200
forclKH prlncen, prlnceMHCH and Hpeclal
repiimentatUeH from eOery clvlllxed
country In the world, 1130 poora and
peeremien, 1100 liliihoi, clerKy. Htaten
men and itnilmMiatlorM, 900 membern
of imrllameut with their wlvert and
S00 roprcMimtatlvcH from India and
tin Iliitlnh colonlen.
Poem and peereHHCH were In full
r hen of ncarlut and ermine and car
ried their coroncta ready to put on
tho moment tho crown wan placed
upon KIiik (loorKo'n head.
II sliopn In cilmiiou mid lawn, hU:h
court JiiiIkcm in ncarlut and ermine
end full-bottomed wIrh. law lordti In
bl tck and Kiild, army and navy offl
corn In red, blue, Kreon, black and
jjrey, cablnol mlnhiteiH In blue, white
nuil koIiI, mum bora of parliament In
black court ilrenn, forelKii ofrlcern In
weird and wonderful colorn. eiiHtern
potonlutca In flowing roben and Uir
baiiH of every hue and nhado under
tlm nun mado up the balunco of tho
Korr.eoim iiHHembly,
Arrival or the Itepilla.
Tlm flint idKti of real hynlneHH wan
the aif'lvnl of tlio lOKalla and crown
JowoIh; carried lit !' tlio caimim and
chaplaltm from t,bo .leruHalem chain
her, whither thoy were brought hmt
ulKht from tho Tower of London.
At 10 o'clock tho full pomp of tlio
Timers for Hie Queen.
Hxcept Mr tho anthem pealliiK
from tlm orpin and choir, tho great
iiiHoiuhly had remained up to thin
time profoundly Nllent, ntandluc re
verently, but an tho Queen paused tho
enclosure net apart for tholr benefit,
tho boyH or Wcntinlnntor nchool oxer
clHed their traditional privilege or
burntlnK Into crlcn of: "Vlvnt UcKlna
.Maria I Vlvat HcRlnla Murla! Vlvnt!
Vlvnt! Vlvat!"
Tho "KIiik'h prorennlon" wnH about
to enter. After the party of heraldH,
trumiieterH and ptirHtitwiutH, paced
the Duken or Argyll and Uoxburghe.
nlde by wide. Ono boro tho wrepter
with the croHH, tlm other St. Kd
wurd'H ntarr. Helilnd walked Lord
Orey do Uothyn carrying tho "gold
npurH."
Next came threo great noblemen
with Hheathed nwordH, omblemntlo or
punlHhmeut, protection and mercy.
Then appeared tlm nuiHter or to
day'n coroinonloH, Henry, Ouko or
Norfolk, Karl MaiHlial of Kugland,
premier duko and earl of tho realm,
and bonier or a hcoio or other tltlen.
llimlilo him Htrodo tlio Duku of
l-Mfo. the Klng'H brother-in-law, car
rying tho Lord High CoiiBtablo or
Kngland'a baton, and also attended
by two pagon. lletweon Uioko dig
nitarleH, but aUended by only one
page, wiih tlm .Miirquin oi i.ouuoii-
l iii;iwi. ,,,......- , l'"n'l
eccleHhrntlcal pioeeHlon wiih formed derry with Urn a word of atato, ready
for tlm liiininno or carrying tho legn
lla to the veallbulo to await their
niajeiillea' arrival, To tho atraliiH or
"0 (led Our JIulii In Agea l'aal," tho
march down the alalea began and an
tlm clergy, Md by the lilahop of Lou
don In riamlni? acarlet, cllaappoareil
through tho woatorn doom, tlm way
wiih prepared for tho royal procea
alon'ti entry, .
The thunder or druma outaldo nn
iiouuced tho principal Mmtora' arrival
iihortly lioforo 11.
l-Mrat camo tlio foreign prlnroH and
prlncoHHea, In Vonilurful roboa In
which the royal jiurplo predomlimted,
their long court trutua bortio by pagea
and their curnnota curried on silicon
cualiloiia before them.
Tho duko of Counaught, brother or
the Into King Kdwavd and ttiuilo or
the preBont monarch, In tho mil imlj
rorm or a Hold murahal under hla
royal rohea, took hla aeatjia a royal
duko In fronl of tho benHieH veHorv-
to bo buckled about tho monarch 'n
walat Jual bofiuo tho placing of tho
crown upon hl head,
Tho crown Itaeir came next. Lord
High Soward or Kugland tho Karl or
ClioHtorflold boro It glugorly, glitter
ing tu Ha cuahlon lllto a alnglo hugu
gem.
Ills MnJeaty'H ApiH'iirance. ,
Now a patch of acarlot,a clualer
of nodding whlto plumoa and tho
gleam f lmlberlH aunounceii tho ap
proach or tho klng'a peraonal )ody
guard. Following theao twenty
gentlemon-at-arniB, thero Bwopt ma
Jeatlrafly acroaa tho hliio enrpot tho
UlHhop of London carrying Uo crom-aon-bound
Illlilo, f-ho lllahop or Win
clmater upholding tho oliallco ami tho
UlHhop or Kly with tho patina,
Then tho king hlmsolf.
HIb iiiaJoHty wore no ordinary uni
form, on tills, IiIb coronation day,
Hla imnuiu'ch'a robos of cloth of gold,
(Uuiitliiuud on 1'nco 4.)
MAN'S BODY FOUND NEAR TRACKS NORTH OF CITY
KITCHENER
BLAMED
IS WAS CELL MATE
BY KING, OF W.JACKSON
Georrjo Says Iron Discipline of For
mer Sirdar Threw a Wet Blanket
Over the Whole of the Coronation
Festivities People Not Glad.
Had Evidently Been Hit by Train-
Broad Path Shows How Body Was
Hurled From Tracks by Locomotive.
LONDON'. .Inn 21!. "Kltchoner
threw a wet blanket over tho whole
or the coronation rcstlvltles."
Deeply dUappoluted over tho com
parative lack or euthualaHm at hla
crowning, King George V on hla re
turn rrom WcHtmliiBter Abbey today
la reported to have Hummed up bin
chagrin In the abovo remark. There
la im qucHtlnn that tho edlcta or Lord
Kitchener, who yun In charge or the
troopa along the route or tho pageant,
aided greatly In marring tho free ex
prcHBlou or the people's enthusiasm.
TlioiiHauda upon thoutmnds or would-
be ajiectatora were barred rrom tho
route by (ho former Irdar'a Iron dla
ulpllno, and It la certain that Kitchen
er hereafter will not be aa popular
with their mujCHtlcH n he hua been.
Never In tho history of London pa
goanta haa auch atrlct roprcfmlnu
been aliown. Kltehener'a odlols were
almost KuhbIiui and public, opinion
generally blamca him for making the
hlHtorlu event appitmcji a riasco, at
loaat liiHOl'ar iib Ita iBiect aa n popu
lar ahov waa concerned, London haa
often Been larger crowds, and tho lade
of euthUHlaam along tho routo la gen
erally credited less to any coolnesa
of thu populace toward their mon
arohri than to rear or mistreatment by
tho troops In carrying out Kltchouor's
orders.
Today's crowd along the lino or tlio
pageant roll far short or expectations,
but n great effort will bo made to
relieve, thin partial failure In tomor
row's progrosa, when their majesties,
in all the panoply of state, will trav
erse miles or the city's streots,
Look for the ml that iloHorihoa tho
plueo you would like to own,
While cutting grass along thu
Southern Pacific tracks ouo mllo
north of thu Crater Lako siding at 10
o'clock Thursday morning a gang or
section hands discovered a corpse
nearly covered up by tho rank vege
tation. ' ,
The manner In lileh bo met death
Is not certain, although every Indi
cation points to his having been
struck by a locomotive. A broad
swath in thu grass showed that his
body had been propelled violently
rorward Tor boiiio 20 root.
Thu right shoe was slashed open,
tho right arm was covered with
grease and tho race was streaked with
lilood and scratched as If It had been
ground Into the earth by tho forro or
tho rail. Ho wore brown corduroy
trousers, a darix at, a dark hat and
had every appearauco of being an
Indian.
Tho Identity of lho,inan,ls uncer
tain, although he Is said to have han
dled a scraper Tor Moiian, a sub-coa-tiictor
ror tho Chirk &v Henery Con
struction company.
Ho "was orrestcd laHt Sunday and
was hold lu Jail with Will Jackson,
the man found dead in tho box car
opposltq Klghth street Monday morn
ing. Tho two men woro ueld lu the
snmo cell and destiny scorns to hnvo
markod tlm two for ti Blmllar fate.
Doth woro drunk at the tlmo or tholr
arerst and both died undor the luriu
euco of lliiior. Hinder Ib thought to
hnvo boon under tho Influenco of
liquor t tho time of death, tlio con
dition or hla race and eyes'showing
that ho had been uiulor Inriuoncu at
the tlmo or just previous to tho tlmo
ho waa struck.
Death occurred somo tlmo during
YOU MUST GO
TO THE GAME
Mayor Issues Instructions to All Cit
izens Over 10 Years of Age to Go
to Ball Grounds Band Will Play
Funeral March.
Mayor's Office,
Medford, Or., June ''.!, 1011.
By virtue of tho authority
vested in mo as mayor and
police judgo of tlio City of
Medford, I hereby order nnd
command nil citizens of tho
City of Med font above tho oro
of 10 yenrs to repair to Court
Hall's hall grounds tomorrow
afternoon, June 23, at 4
o'clock p. in. to witness tlio
titanic struggle that will
there take place between tljo
Leans and the Fats. v
Tlio Chief of 1'olico is tit
strueted to arrest anyone
found violatiui thit order. A
minimum fino of tlio price of
admission to the game will bo
imposed in nil discs.
Tlio parade will start from
tlio Natatorium at 4:15, hoad
cd by the bund, which will
play iv funeral innrch.
W. II. CANON, Mayor.
((amlti'mou onPaijo S.)
Now! I guess you'll go.
"If you don't, you are a fit subject
for tho city cooler, iiiiri you will
propably get yours.
Mayor Canon issued tlio abovo in
structions Thursday which is fair
warning to all. A engo 'has been
filed up down town ami you must pay
or go.
NKW 0KLHANS, Lu., June 22.
Mother of five pairs within eight
years, Mrs. J. l' Pifario of Oulfport,
Miss., today claims tlio world's reo
ord for twins. Tlio children arc all
living.
"GOD SAVE THE
"E
KING
OD
ROUND WORLD
Loyal Britishers World Over Observe
Coronaation of New King Pa
rades and Demonstrations Mark
the Crowning of George.
LOYAL BRITISH SUBJECTS
IN NEW YORK CELEBRATE
"Crown Is Placed" Flashed From
London to Provinces Marks
Firing of Salute.
TORONTO, Ont, June 22. Coron
ation day Is being generally observed
throughout the province as a holiday.
In Toronto practically all places of
business arc closed, Including the aft
ernoon newspapers. At 9:30 the
day's program began with games and
drills by tho children. The Toronto
infantry brigade, relnrorced by pub
lic school cadets, marched to Queen's
Park, whero a military review and
trapping of colors ending up with a
royal salute and witnessed by thou
sands. Free band concerts In all the
parks will bo given this afternoon,
while in the evening a military tattoo
of 11 bands and fireworks display
will be held In RIverdale Park. Tho
stores and private residences are lav
ishly decorated and (lags are (lying
everywhere.
Parade at Vancouver.
VANCOUVER, B. C, June 22.
Unanimous to the uttermost degree
was the celebration in honor of King
George's coronation hero today. Mil
itia men and labor unionists vied with
each other as to which would make
tho better showing In tho coronation
parade, which embraced every class
in the city and which Included In its
two-mllo length 17,000 men, women
and boys. Tho ladles' societies took
part tho same as the men's and sev
eral of tho orders had little lads as
banner supporters. A(tor a short pa
rade of the principal streets the vast
concourse gathered at Recreation
Park, where a ceremonial service fol
lowed by speeches was carried on
under tho direction of Mayor Taylor,
tho leading chief dignitaries and rep
resentatives of the dominion and pro
vincial legislatures. The first note of
tho day wns sounded rrom tho throat
or a cannon fired by a detachment or
tho boy socuts on tho second that the
"crown Is placed" bulletin was flash
ed from London. Tho boys woro su
pervised by a detachment of tho Van
couver Veterans' association, who
rollowcd up tho rirst gun with a royal
saluto. Tho city this morning is a
riot or gorgeousness rrom ono ond to
tho othor. residential as well as bus
iness districts.
BATTLE AGAIN
RAGING
NEAR
BORDER LINE
Colonel Mosby Leaves Tia Juana and
Wages War On Federal Troops
Observers on American Side Could
Not See Battle but Heard Firing.
TRAINS ARE STOPPED
AND USED BY REBELS
Force of 200 Insurrectos Engage
Witrt Federals Estimated 500
In Strength.
SAN DIKGO. Cal., Juno 22. With
threo of their men killed, a score
wounded and reporting that at least
100 federals wero killed In a sharp
battle near TIa Juana, the Insurrectos
of Lower California ended their re
volt today, when nearly 300 of Cap-4
tain J. R. Mobsy's command surren
dered to the American troops of Gen
eral Bliss' command at the frontier.
SAN DIEGO, Cal.r June 22.
Mosby and some of his men re
treated to Tia Juana nt 12:30. "It's
nil off," said Mosby. Ho said that
tho rebels would either surrender or
try to escape across tho line into
the United States.
SAN DIEGO, Cul., June 22.
Fighting between Mosby's rebels and
the federal forces ' from 'Ensenada
began nt 10:45 o'clock this morning,
about three miles from Tia Juana.
Observers on tho American sido
could not see the engagement but
beard heavy firing, including vol
leys from a mnchine gun supposed
to belong to the federals.
Celebrate In Frisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., June 22
Subjects of King Georgo of Great
Britain observed tho coronation of
his majesty today with an elaborate
celebration at Shellmouud park. The
program, which included music, danc
ing, spcechmaking nnd games, was
in charge of tho Order of tho Sous
of St. Georgo and tlio British soci
eties. Walter MaoArthur delivered the
tfration. of the day. Brit Mi CoiimiI
General Walter R. Ileum was a
member of tho coiioral committee
Tho celebration will close with a
grand ball in San Francisco tonight.
NKW YORK," Juuo 22. Tho prin
cipal colobratlon In New York of King
Georgo'a coronation was hold this
aftornoon In Old-1 Trln'ty church by
loyal British subjects. Tho featuro
or tho sorvlco was an olaborato music
program.
Murder Will Be Charge.
SAN DIEGO, Cal., Juno 22. With
State Senator Loroy Wright acting
as his legal advisor, Dr, Joacquiu
Diaz Pneto today plans not only to
proseouto Captain Rhys Pryeo but
ovory member of tho rcbol band that
captured Tia Juana. Tho inou will
to charged with murder.
SAN DIEGO, Cal., June 22.
Probability of another battle near
Tia Juana today was increased when
word came to the rebel camp that a
force of several hundred federnls
were camped at the Garcia ranch,
10 miles away.
Captain Mo.iby at once assembled
tho larger part of bis forces and
rode towards the federals. The Gar
cit ranch is nenr the San Diego &
Arizona railroad and tho report of
the federals approach was brought
by a work train.
Tho rebels soized the train and
held it at theiiitcnmtional lino. Thoy
also seized n train from San Diego.
Reports to the rebels bay the fedo.-ul
forco, which set out from Eusenuda
several days ago was commanded by
Governor Vega of Lower California.
The force left Ensenadn undor Col
onel Majol, but Vega, according to
the rebels, overtook Majol. A scout
ing party encountered tho Enscnada
band in camp. There was u skirmish
and two federals are reported killed.
At 0 o'clock Mosby and his men
returned to the Tia Juana, going nt
onco to the work train soized early
today. Over 100 boarded tho cars,
and an attempt was mado to get up
steam in the engine. The orow with
the exception of Conductor AV. J.
MeCormiek-, bud abandoned tlietrain.
Ho declared ho was respousiblo for
the company's properly.
The United Press correspondent
counted 1(11 rebels, when (bo men,
fully armed, elimbod on tho ears. A
number of mounted men remained
about Iqwu ready to start toward
tho federals as soon as tho train
could bo moved.
Sixty United States soldiers wero
rushed to tho border from Fort
Rosoorans.
Stocks Fall Fast.
NKW YORK, Juno 22. P.ricca at
tho oponlng or today's stock market
foil rapidly owing to a boar attack.
United States Steel lost 1-2 and Road
lng, Union Pacific St. Paul, Lohlgh
Valley and Cnppor declined a point.
Tho latest change In tho Washing
ton situation suggesting a prolonged
session of congress nnd raising now
doubts aa to tho sonato's attltudo In
rogard to tariff legislation was largo.
ly respousiblo for bearish Rontlmout.
Tho market closod firm.
j Bonds wom heavy,
J'
vVJJ
.
u
si
11
4K
1