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MEDFOftP, OltlfflON, AfONPAV, JULY 10, 1911.
HAGGLED OVER
PR V NG
HUMAN LIFE
Cnptntti Says Pacific Const Company
Ordered Him to Find Out What
Cost Would Do of Transferrin!)
Passengers From Wrecked Steamer
No. 93.
MAKliS Kl-COKD I-UC1HT.
sunvivons organize
TO INVESTIGATE DISASTER
Federal Investigation Ordered as to
Why Lives Were Lost 20 Hours
After Disaster Occurred.
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TflFT'S PART IN
ALASKA
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HANTA HAItllAltA, Cul , July 10
That Captain Vurlu if the wrecked
Hli'itiii'ir Hiiutit Homii spoko tlin truth
when lu declared In n iiioiniiiit n(
hysteria tlutt nt luiut n dozen pemonh
wont iluwii with tlin firm llfo nift
will ill loft tho Ill-fated vciiM.il Friday
night In tin growing belief hero to
day. ItoMplto HlatcinoiitH' nt tho Pa
cific Cwul Htcuinnlitp Company (M
rluln that every piiMeitKer liatl been
nerotintod for, thotit) who have Iioim.
done to Cuptnlu Fitrlu idnrn tho din-imli-r
ant poidtlvn (hut no Ions thiiu
u dozen piuuo'tiger went ilowu.
Tin1 work of removing baggage mul
other property from tho wiwk Blurt-
cil early toilny. A crow of wreckers
with iiuKlo mill other equipment
hoiinti'il tho Hiiutu Homt anil prvpuiod
to hrltiK nhnro tho trunk, which ap
parently had not suffered much dam-
0-1 ..W.-ATWOOD.
Harry N Atwood, tho Lynn. Muhii .
aviator, broke alt rci-ouls for a con-
tliiuuiin flight with a pimnonKor, truv
idlliiK I UK wiles wlthuiit landing.
AVIATORS FIND
HEATJIITENSE
Atwood and Hamilton Near Collapse
as Result of Passing Through Too
Much Hot Air In Flight From At
lantic City to Baltimore.
Congressional Committee Probing
Morgan-Guggenheim Attempt Seize
Controller Bay as Only Available
Outlet From Big Coal Fields.
Through Nigara's Whirlpool In Barrel May Cause Death
SAFEGUARDS MYSTERIOUSLY
LOST IN LAND OFFICE
Commissioner Dennett Admits That
Provision Was Omitted or Lost
and Ryan Given Advantage.
t.OH ANOIJI.HS. Cal.. July 10.
Survivor of the wrecked Steamer
Uuntu.Uima urit lL'l'nrliiK to ornmilzu
with th" object of bringing tho full
Mtory of the dUnidor to tho at tent Ion
of tho fed era I nuthorltlon. Thin ac
tion was decided upon Immrillatoly
following the publication of tho order
of tho HiiporvlMlng Inspector IMtlor nt
WnnhlnKtou tn Captulu John llcrinlii.
Kliain. .tiorvlnor of hull und bailor
nt Hnn Francisco, to ascertain why
I ohm of life occurred moro than "0
liiiiirn after tho ship ittrurk.
Ah tho MerloiuncHx of tho dliutHlcr
ami tholr cIohciichm to dcnlli dawned
upon tho HiirvlvorH, thoy nro hourly
becoming moro hlttor In tliclr crlt
IcIhiii and itonuiilrntlou of tho pnrlflr
Const Hti'iunHhlp Company and tho
offlcora In rommnud uf tho Santa
Kona. ficorcit of Hiirvlvorn. at promint
In I.on Auki'Ior today nnnoimcod that
thoy would appi'ar hoforo tho Iiivom
tlKatliiK hoard mid punh tho uiattor
with vlitor.
To Fit ItwiiHllillty.
Tho uurvlvorii aro dotoriului'il to
fix tho roMpoiiHlhlllty for hidiiK hold
on I ho doomed vchhoI nil day Friday
whon tho Hon wan running mnouth.
Thoy want to know why tho iroorli
huoy wiih not mut acron to tho lieach
iliirlui; tho early afternoon liiHtead of
wnttlni; until tho lircakern with roll
ing moiiiitaln IiIkIi.
Hut moro than anything el ho thoy
want to know If ll Ih true tliul tho
I'nclfli) CoaHt Company roally placod
coiiiinoiclullHin lioforo tho
liuinau life. Captain
rectdved tho following iiicHano from
tho Sau KrauclHco offlclalH:
How Much Will It COMI.
"Auk tho captain of tho Coutralla,
what It will emit to huyo tlio piihhoii
Com traiiHferred to IiIh vouhoI."
To tliln Cnptnln 10. UIohoii of tho
IIAl.TIMOHi:. Mil, July l.-l)t.
liiiicheH'froni Atlantic city wiy that
Aviator Atwood and Hamilton work-
oil there nit IiihI nli;lit patchlui;, up
their machluoH. I'nrtH of Hamilton'
aeroplauo which woro ntunahvtl yen
tenlay woro replaced hy ptirtn uf the
aeroplane Atwood ruined In tho Hiirf.
A gruat crowd wltnetuied tho utart of
tho uvlatorn for Haltlmoro thin morn
lug und clieuied them heartily ntt,
with AtV?fPnt th htivrln wtiool,
thoy liean tholr flight.
On arrival here lioth Atwood nnd
llnuilltoti woro In n ntnto of near
rollnpHo. Thoy declared tho liont
during tholr flight wait Intense, nnd
that tho nlr through which thoy nail
gaMi thorn tho BoiiRatloiiB of those
wlio roiiHt In DutcH' Inferno.
REVOLVER DUEL ARER
POLICE HALTS MOTORCYCLE
OAKLAND, C'nl,, July 10. Ar Hi
rosiilt of u revolver duo! when u po
liceman Htoicil a motorcycle on the
xt root liiHt night, Hohcrt Kiomlou
tlinl. 11), in dcml; I'oliocmuti J. K.
(Innunw is Horiminly injured, nml
Alfred Harnett in hi tho city prison
toilny. Tho hovs woro riding on the
iiiiitiircyele without light nml the, of
ficer, to stop them, Koiroil (lie handle
liur. Tho maohiuo fell on tho police
man nml whon ho ultoinptod to arrest
tho oyolistK ono of them fired nt him
IMPROVED PRICES EOR
Having of
Fnrln aH ho
(Contliuitd on imua 3.)
0VER$100 DAIIY
PLACID IN BANK
After Four Weeks of Operation Lo
cal Postal Savings Bank Has
3397 On Depqslt and Fifty-seven
Patrons.
After four wuoku of operation tho
poHtal huvIiikh bank which opened In
Medford .1 into 12, hIiowh iIopohUh
totaling s:;t)07 or couuldornhly ovor
SI 00 u day, Flfty-Hovou pooplo aro
putroiiH of tho hunk,
About 200 inoiu hau been dopoHlt
itil In tho hank and withdrawn intur
iliirlui; tho four wooku.
NICW YOIUv. July 10. Today's
opening market hIiowoiI n general
Improvement In prlcoH. Iluylng wus
hrlHk mid tho pike level way iiulckly
ralMod to tho parity of London, Cana
dian I'nclflo advanced '2 3-4, Union
Pacific 1 1-4, AtchlHou and Southern
Puclflo 1, Northern Pacific, Krlo firm
proforrod il-4 and St. Paul, Heading
ami United Stntoa Stool C-K. Tho hot
tor tone wiih attributed to good crop
outlook, iuckiiwnumi Jumped 13
polutH, moro thnit regaining Satur
day Iohh,
Tho market cloaod atrong.
IIoiuIh woro firm,
WASHINGTON', l). c., July 10.
Tho nlh'goil Morgnii-nugenhoiin crnh
of Controllor buy, AIiiHkn, nml the
part Prcdilont Tnfl took in tho nf-
fnir woro the Huhjoet of mi inquiry
ui'jftiii today before tho Iioiiko ootn
mittoo on the expenditure hi the de
partment of the interior.
United SintcH Lund ComtnixHionor
Fred Dennett, mid .MisK Abbott, who
is Hnid to have discovered the "Diok
lo Diok" letter from Kyuii to Hnlliu
gor, nuHwored Hubpofiinu.
Seorctnry Kinhor today denied that
tho "Diok to Dick" letter existed in
tho files of tho interior department.
iii'cninng inn inorougii searcii to
voided no tmco of tho document. Af
ter n conference with ProHidunt Tuft
tologrniim wore nent to CharlcH 1.
Tnft'H Heorctury to Rcnrch htrt filon
for the letter in ipie.Htion.
It Ih xnid tile president iIooh not
rrenll diHijUHHing tlio Controllor may
cmtter with hi brother at any lime.
Coinmlsuloner Demmett of tlio gn
ornl land office, ono of tho first wit
neniri, anlil ho was unable to aay
whether tho Controller Hay water
front wn8 tho "natural and only out
let" for tho coal deposits In Alaska.
Ho said tho railroad Kyun represent
ed mndo a claim for n right of way
and an eighty rod tract on tho water
front for "terminal purposes!." Ho
tald that whon tho order opening
that part of Chugnch National Forest
first reached his off leu October 10,
1910 It contained a provision where
by ontrymon could not fllo on land
for sixty days after tho order had
boon Issuod. In some way ho said,
ho did not know how tho provision
wns lost or eliminated before the or
der was finally promulgated.
Uo admitted that the omission gave
tho Hynn crowd, then on tho ground
a great advantage
This afternoon tlio committee ad
journed until Wednesday.
Secretary Fisher denied that Miss
Abbott had called his attention to tho
"Dick to Dick" letter.
"Bobby" Leach Seeks to Shoot the
Rapids, Saved by Watchers
On Shore.
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In a cignr jdinped bnrrcl of )i!h
own construction "Hobby" Lwieh, of
Niagiirn hullH, Oni., nltempled to
innke u trip thmiiKh the whirlpool
mid HiiMtniuod injuries which may ro
siilt fatally. Starting from the old
Maid of (he Mint landing, ho wns
tumbled through the rapids, his steel
barrel several times beinjj shot Hear
of the water In tile ruh to the isjoI.
The barrel was swept into the mid
dle of the Kol and remained there
for two hourH before it swung close
enough to bo captured by watchers
on tho shore.
Several times tho barrel wns sucked
under.
Iouch, n man of GO, was bleeding
from a number of wounds.
TEACHER WIN
F
IRST VICTORY
Treasurer and Trustees Report Re
ceived and Accepted Without In
quiry or Investigation Despite In
surgents' Protest.
PEARCE OF MILWAUKEE
PROBABLY NEXT PRESIDENT
All Factions of Association Likely to
Unite Upon Him as Successor
to Mrs. Young.
RAPIDS
NIAQARA FAL;J3
THINK MAN LOST
IN ROGUE RIVER
Worker Disappears From Road Gang
and No Trace Is Found-When
Last Seen Was On His Way to
Wash His Clsthes.
EXPECT COMMUTATION
OF NAP0LITAN0 TODAY
Jt Is believed t?.ilipndlvwhlrl
pool in ItoRiie lliver above the Kn
yurt ranch has claimed Its third vic
tim. An employee of tho county
working, on tho road above tbo ranch
is missing and It Is thought that ho
fell Into tho river and was drowned.
He disappeared from camp Saturday
evening and has not been Been since.
The man, who name could not be
loarnod, loft camp Saturday afternoon
before sundown taking with him a
bucket and a few dirty clothes say
Ing ho was going down to tho river
a few hundred feet distant to wash
out his clothes. This Is tho last seen
of tho man, his clothes or the bucket.
Tho men In tho road crew have
been accustomed to walking out on
tho rocka near tho whirlpool in tho
river and washing their clothes. It
Is believed that tho missing man
Htooped to dip soma water lost his
balance and wns carried away.
J Tho members of tlio crow put In tho
ontlro day Sunday in scarcntng ror
a trnco of tho man. Ho had not been
scon down tuo roau anu as no naa
money coming to him for labor his
nbsenco cannot bo explained.
Tho whirlpool has claimed tho life
of two moii, ono about a year ago
and tho other last month.
DEFENDANTS TO
ENTER PLEAS
If Los Angeles Court Denies Motion
of Defense to Quash Indictments
Against McNamara, Accused Will
Answer as to Guilt or Innocence.
LOS AXGEI)ES. Cal.. July 10. -If
Judge Walter Ilordwcll denies the de
fense motion to quash the indict
ments against John J. and James B.
Mc.N'aniara, charged with murder In
connection with the destruction of the
Los Angeles Times building today, the
accused men probably will enter their
pleas late this afternoon and the date
for the trial will be set.
Assistant Attorney W. J. Ford, an
nounced this morning that be would
concludo his argument against tho
motion within an hour after court
opened Tho defense has stated that
they would present no further argu
ments.
Should Judge Dordwell decldo that
tho defense has furnished sufficient
grounds on which to quash the indict
ments, tho district attorney's office
will Immediately commence proceed
ings to have the men rc-Indlcted as In
the Conners-aMple-Uendor case.
ARE INCREASING
POWER SERVICE
p. m ii i m
Rogue River Electric Company Plans
Increase In Local Substation for
800 to 1800 Horsepower New
Lines Being Built.
OTTAWA, Out., July 10. Com
mutntion of tho .sentence of death
iii)X)Hed upon M'rs. Angela Nnpolitn
uo for tho killing of her husband, it
is expected this afternoon, will he
ordered hy tlio Dominion cabinet. A
Hpcoinl nicotine; of tho cabinet will
bo hold tonight, nnd it is understood
tho woman's ouso will bo considered,
PorsoiiH dose to Minister of Justice
AylcHWorlh are confident that tho
tontenco will ho commuted to life
imprisonment.
PRESIDENT RETURNS FROM
OCEAN COURSE OVER SUNDAY
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 10. -After
u nhort cruise nloiiR tho At
Inntio const in tho president's yntcht
Mayflower, President Tnft, Private
Secretary Charles D. Hill and Cap
tion Archie Butt, arrived at the
Washington nnvy ynrd today. Hill
nnd llutto breakfasted with tho
president at tho Whito Houso.
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DEATHS CONTINUE
FROM HEAT EAST;
NO RELIEF NEAR
NB WYOHK, July 10.
Four deaths from heat had
been reported here today at
11 a. in. Tho thermometer
wns nt 00 with every prospect
of its rising much higher.
CHICAGO, 111., July 10.
Thirteen persons have died in
Chicago from heat within 24
hours. There is no relief in
sight nnd tho weather fore
casters say tomorrow will be
hotter than tndnv.
In order to keep pace with tho de
mand created by thV'great Increase
made In development by Medford the
Rogue River Electric Company 13
planning extensiro Improvements in
its local service which will greatly
Increase facilities In this city. New
transformers are to be added to the
present equipment in the local sub
station which will Increase the horse-
lower handled there from S00 to 1800
which means that tho present number
of kilowatts will bo Increased from
450 to 1200. When this additional
power Is provided for it will bo suf
ficient for somo tlmo to come.
The company is now engaged In
putting in a laYger and new stylo of
arc light on tho various intersections
throughout tho city. These lights
havo already been placed on the East
Side and others will to put in as
soon as possible. Theso lights aro
far superior to the present ones in
use and will make Medford a far
better lighted city.
New feed lines to carry tho Increas
ed power aro being constructed
throughout tho city on new poles
which are much taller than tho old
ones and not as' numerous. Many of
tho present wires will bo removed
so that tho appearance or tbo city
will ho improved to a great degree.
Frank Loder, superintendent of
construction for tho company, has a
largo forco of men at work making
tho Improvements and states that the
work will bo rushed through to completion.
LAKE STEAMER SINKS
CREW EEARED LOST
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., July 10.
What is taken as an admission of
defeat by tho "standpat" or "old
guard" faction of tho National Educa
tion Association was reported hero
today when, it 13 cald, tho resignation
of President Nicholas Murray Butler
of Columbia University, New York,
was presented as chairman of tho
board of trustees of tho organiza
tion. That President Butler's resigna
tion has actually been presented
none of tho officers of tho organiza
tion would admit but tho report was
generally circulated and believed In
tho ranks of tho teachers.
When the board of 'directors of tho
association met shortly before noon
in the St Francis Hotel today it
was known that stlrrln; times would
como behind tho closed doors.
The resignation of President But
ler, theso teachers who credited tho
report say, will mean the triumph
of the .insurgents ofhe essoclatloa
wno neaaea oy airs. Kiia 'iagg,
Young, Its president, are insistent on
a full examination and accounting: ot
the funds of the institution. At tho
head of tho opposing faction hither
to has stood Chairman Butler of tho
board of trustees. His resignation
of that important position is taken as
the final signal of defeat and tho
Young insurgents are Jubilant.
Prominent among these mentioned
among the teachers to succeed But
ler are J. V. Joiner of Raloigh, N. C,
vice president of tho executive board
of tho association, Robort J. Lacoy,
of the University of Malno and 0. Y.
Snyder of Colorado.
After tho directors had been In
session for somo time It was announc
ed that President Butter's resignation
had been accepted and that ho had
been succeeded as chairman of tho
board of trustees by J. Stanley Brown
of Jollet. Illinois.
Tho meeting of tho directors wns
secret throughout, but it was learned
that they had received and accepted
tbo reports of tho treasurer and tho
board of trustees without comment or
examination. The first brcezo In tho
meeting camo from this fact. Insur
gent members who emerged from tho
meeting were bitter In their condom
nation and Insisted that tho wholo ac
counts should have been gono over
and uot received as correct simply on
tho certification of a paid company of
atudlt.
Tho receiving of tho treasurer's
(Continued on Pago Two.)
BROKEN TOP
STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
IN SESSION AT PORTLAND
PORTLAND, Or., July 10. Tho
uiimml meeting of tho Oregon State
Medical ussoiiiatiou began at tho
Commercial olub rooms today for a
Ihreo days' sossion, tho creator purt
of tho morning sossloii being dovotod
lo listening to tho president's ad
dress, by J)r. 1 W. Van Dyko of
Grunts Pass. Several papers aro to
ho road ut Iho nfjornoon session,
among (ho speakers scheduled being
sudoral jnombors of tlio Amoricnii
Medical sooioly, who aro hero on a
sightseeing trip, following tho oloso
of tho convention of that organiza
tion at Lob AiigoloB,
A business mooting nnd olootion of
officers will ho hold on Wednesday.
OREBDN Sffl GIME AND FISH COMMISSION HERE
TO INSPECT FISHWAYS AND ESTABLISH HATCHERY
Oregon's nowly appointed state
gamo and fish commission, composed
of Chairman C. K. Cranston of Pen
dleton; JL J. Kinney of Portland, J.
P. Hughos of Gold Hill, C. P. Stone
of Klamath Palls nnd George II,
Kelly of Kugono, accompanied by W.
L. Pinloy, Maslor Pish Warden Kd
Cluntou, State Superintendent
of Hatcheries J, N. Wisnor, nrrivo in
Medford from tho south at 5:30
o'clock. TI.Y will bo met by mom
bora of tho Medford Itod and Gun
olub and Hoguo llivor Pish Protoo
live association, who will look after
thoir wollfaro while in tho valloy.
A public, reception will bo hold nt
tho Nash hotel lobby at 7:30 o'clock
nnd nil members of tho gun olub ami
Master Wardens Hece to Find Out
Local Needs Finley to Give
Free Lecture Tonight.
Anglers' association nnd all othow
interested aro requested to bo pres
ent and meet the members of the
commission.
At 8:30 o'clock tonight, Stato
Game Warden Pinloy, who by Iho
way is a famous naturalist, will give
nn illustrated lecture upon wild ani
mals, thoir habits and habitants,
gamo birds and fishes at tho Medford
theatre, which has boon donated for
tho occasion by Manager Walter Mc-
Cnllum. All interested in the sub
ject, including women nnd children
aro requested to bo present. Mr.
Pinloy will detail his proposed meth
ods of protecting and propagating
game birds and animals.
Tomorrow tho pnrty will bo taken
hy Prcsidont W. P. Isaacs and other
membors of tho Roguo Itivor Fish
Proteotivo association to inspect tho
dams and fishways at tho Ament and
Gold Ray dam. Thoy will tnko lunoh
oon with Colonel Frank II. Rny at the
hitter's olub houso at Gold itay.
If tho parly can spnro tho timo,
thoy will bo taken to tho Klk Creek
hutohery and up Rig llutto with a
viow to locating n trout hatchery
thoreon,
SAULT STE MARIE, Mich., July
10. According to tho crow of tho
Steamor Maten, arriving hero today,
tho tSeamor John Mitchell, upbouud,
sank last night off Vormllllon Point
whon sho collided with tho Steamor
William Mack. It Is foared tbo Mlt-
choU's crow of twenty and her seven
passengors porlshed.
Tho Mack Is reported to bo lying
today off Vermillion Point with her
bow stovo In nnd her superstructure
damaged. Tho Matoa reports pass
ing through tho wreckage of tho Mit
chell, which Included llto ratfs and
preservers. Tho Mltcboll was coal
ladon. Her captain was John Massoy.
Niagara Racing Season Opens.
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., July 10.
Tho Niagara Falls Racing associa
tion opened its innugural meet here
today. Tho mooting will continue
for soveu days with six or seven
tocos daily, uo purse being for less
than $300.
SONS
SMOKE
Coming On Heels of Recent Seismic
Disturbance, Smoke Is Discovered
Issuing From Old Crater in Cas
cade Range 3Q Miles East of Bend.
BEND, Oro., July 10. Coming on
tho heels of tho recent soismlo dis
turbances In California, tho dlscovory
that Binoko is Issuing from tho old
crater of Brokon Top Mountain, In tho
Cascado rango, somo thirty miles west
of Bend, has created no llttlo specula
tion rogardlng a possible connection.
Not for sovoral yoars has Brokon Top
been seen to smoko. So actlvo is It
now, however, that prospectors re
turning from trips afcout Its baso re
port that a column of steam often for
many hours at a tlmo from Its long
extinct crator.
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