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MIOIXlTORD. OHl-HION", KATlfMMV, (XTOBIOIfc 7, 111.
TWELVE PAGES
No. 171.
GIRL, 19 YEARS OLD, DISAPPEARS
MANY DEAD, THOUSANDS HOMELESS, RESULT OF FLOOD
NORA
AW
LEFT MONDAY:
NOTSEEN SINCE
Types of Turkish and Italian Soldiers Who Are Warring Over Tripoli The Two Leaders
Was Employed as a Domestic by Lin
coln McCormnck Led Mother's
Homo for Place of Employment mid
Drops from Sifiht Completely
MOTHER IN DESPERATION
APPEALS TO PRESS AND POLICE
Is Prostrated at Disappearance of
Htr Daughter Employer Says"
She Was Model Lady
Norn Hailing, it pretty miss
nimili'i'ii Kiiiium'i'H, who Ihik been em
ployed fur some limit iih a iliiincsiic
llV Lincoln McCollIIUek lit -II ItilnN
Court, Iiiih disappeared and nil iffiut
In locate hi'i- huvo failed. Ah ii re
null her mother. Mr. Hailing, who
m-miIc nt 7111 North fVulral, i
PiomI ruled wilh grief. Failing to luul
the girl through her own efloitH, Mi.
Darling loilay iiiutlel to I lie new.
1 mi per anil nliee for out. Mien
Darling box not been mien hiiiee Iiih
Monday inomliitf, when she left" tier
wiiioi.rV'liiRnWtfr,,Norlli Ceiilnil to
relmu to her place of employment.
Shu left witliout elolheH, uitlio.it
money nml without n woi.l as to lior
illll'lllioilH.
MU Darling, iieeonliiiir In Iht i-m.
I'loyer, Lincoln .McCorinuok, whh in it
cheerful mood Kumliiv hi'fole she left
lo unit her mother. She was heuiil
singing eheerfully n she wimiI about
her work ami if at that time she hud
imy intention of leming tlie eouuiry
they were cnrefully eoueealeil. Mr.
Darling slates that there wan notltiiitr
In the gill's ilemeauor while hIio wis
nt homo .Sunday night to lead her lo
beliea that Nbu WM cnulcinphiliiig
leaving. In faet hoo who saw. the
girl during the InM Iwenty.four hour
before her disappearance saw nolli
inir which would lend them to heli.no
that hIio whh discontented with her
lot,
, I'aily Monday morning the git I hf
her mollietV lionie to go to her woik.
Sim wiiK.not mimed until in the nf.
teiuoon when Ihu McOn macks, won
derjng where the girl wan, go into
eoiiimiiineatiou with her molher. II
then deeloMd that Mis. Hailing
thought (he gitl was nt her work.
Mr. Darling then slutted it syslc
mntie heureh for the gitl, but failed
lo I hid nuy tiaee of her. Ax a In!
icsorl hhe appealed lo the prosit and
lo the police.
Miw Darling is desotihed iih he.
ini a very handsome miss of ,t (lo
nouneed blonde type. She is small
for her ngo. She had not In well
for Holne lime, ltaviiitr been operal.'d
upon for appendicitis rcoontly. p
if her mind whh in any way dorniigfd
il was not evident lo those who saw
her IiikI. Her lucent employer speaks
in the highest Ioiiiih of her, stilting
that hhe Hccmeil u model young lady
in every way.
The niilliotitifh- norlb uud south
have been iiiHlrueled to waleli for
any Iraen of Ih'o gitl. Her deserip-
lion Iiiih been hut led broadcast over
the Hlale.
The police have failed to find any
I nice of her but heliovo that hIio left
for the uni Hi, The police in l'mt-
. laud have buen liislruoled to wuloh
for liur,
Eva Booth In West
HNATTLW, WiihIi., Oct. 7.--Com-miiailer
IOva llooth of tho Halvatlou
Army arrlvod from the caul IIiIh noon
on a tour of limnoctlou of tu
coiihI, A rocopt Jou rommlttoo mot
her at the depot. Tomorrow after
noon hIio w inlilroHH a lill,' muutliiK
at tho Monro tlioatro,
Look for tho loHor of tl0 arlioloH
you huvo found for i prompt ml
may huvo him n lot of worry.
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DEATH LIST
GROWS
WITH
P S
Tremendous Damage is Worked Along
the Banks of the Black River In
Wisconsin Thousands Flee frem
Their Homes
TWO THOUSAND HAVE
GATHERED AT BLACK FALLS
River is Filled With Wreckage ef
Farm Houses Towns are
Submerged '
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CAAMOt.
MAKKI BEY
JOSEPHINE TO
TO
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Chief Incentive is Reduction in
Frcljiht Rales, Made Possible hy
Use of Ocean Gateway at Crescent
City, Mid-way to San Francisco
(JHA.yrH PASS. Oic, Oct. 7. At
.i InrKol) atleiulcii iiiiihh meetlui;
hem IiihI iilh'lit NtopH were (alen (o
lioiul tho county for fn)0,ono Tor the
purpoNo of IiiiII'IIiik mi nulonioMlo
rielht mail from OraulH Pan" to
Creneent (Jlly, Cab, a illutiuico of 1 00
mllim.
While Hot piopoxcd lioml Inane In
In for Keueral roail eouM ruction
(luoiiKliout .Ioki!iIiIiio county, the
elilef luceiilUo Ih a promlxeil leilue.
Hon la frelalit raton. TIiIh in to lie
iiiuile poHHllilo by tlio nun of the
orean Kiiteway at OiohciiiiI (Jlty, mid
way lielween I'oilluiiil anil Han l''ran
cImco, Tho Kokiio rtur lien inlilway
lielween Kan l-'fanclHco ami Porllaml,
on the main line of the .Southern
Pacific lallroatl, unit altlioii;li hut
100 mlleH from tho ocean highway,
liearn an aveniKo tall fielitht lain of
yjlh per (on (o or from either Kan
KrauclHco or Portland. Tho preaent
rail i ale from San Kiaunlsco eNceeOi,
llio miilu team into Unit prevailed
over the mime route pruvloiiHly,
Tho principal hpeaiier nt the
mcotluK wiih .lolin T. 1'Myuii, harbor
eiiKlneer of tho Califorula Itlvor auri
Harbor LeiiKiin of San c'iiuicIhoo, who
allowed thai 1'ielnhl could be ulilpped
by automobile fi eight trnclfH to or
fiom San PrauelHCo or Portland to
(IraiilR Piihh, via Crescent City, Tor
Sia.riO per ton, without reference to
cliiHHlflcatlou, art iiKiilmit I ho prerieut
averaKo tall rate of SUH per ton,
II Ih oHtlmated thai 10,000 toim of
luodiictH and mercbandlso will pkrh
over tho aiilouiobtlo road oauh year,
IIiiih effectlm; a wiving of Sllifi.OOO a
year to tho produceiH ind conHumorn
over tho proHont rail rate,
With tho opening oi" tho Panama
canal It Ih oHtlmntcd that tho ton
miKo throiiKh this Kiitoway will teach
loo.ono toim n year,
GENERAL SPINCiARDl.
Italian Army Officers Keoeivinj; Wirele&s 5Iessnt;e;.
MANUEL DOESN'T
WANT JOB BACK
Is Heartily Sick of His Turbulent
and unruly uouniry is still in
England Heavy Fighting In Por
tugal Reported
LONDON, Oct. 7. That Manuel,
the deposed MiiK of Pol tugal, la
beai Illy nick of IiIb tiiibulent and
unruly country, and could not bu In
duced to JcopnrdUn bin royal por"nn
by again eiiturlng within Ittt boiderti,
Is auuoiiuceil hero today, in nplto of
the reporta that ho Ih tho author of
the new lovoliitlnn wliluli In rlnlng
in the PenliiHiilar klugdoui,
A mpoit that Manuel bad already
gone to Political lo bead tho uprising
wan formally denied today by Man
uel htuiHOlf, from Uiclimnnd, Eng
land, wbero bo In malting bin bead
ipiartutH on HiIUhIi noil. Manuel
nhown inactlcally no interent In Por
tugal or bur affair, and dlnplays not
tho tdtgbtent eulbuRlaum over the
proopeet to recoer bin tbtouo opouud
up lo blm by the new movement,
M0O, Spain, cOt. 7. Heavy fight
ing between Portugiiono royiillnta and
lepubltcann in reported hero today
by coiirlem fiom acrosB tho fionttor.
Captain Conceit o, commanding tho
royutlstH, Ik reported lUifoated nt
llragauzn ami at Vliibaln, 1 1 miles
wotit of llrnKniDEii, another royallnt
column In Hiirt;ouudcd.
The people in tho north of I'm hi-
g"nl ino poverty Btrlcikou an nt0
icady lo fight for any ono who will
funiinh food.
Tho repul'lleau government today
officially rocognl,ed tho rovolt,
SOUTHERN LINES
SUFFER HEAVILY
Shops arc Prectically Deserted Ben
efits Paid at Sacramento Rail
roads Said to ho Trying to Involve
Strikers
NKW OKLCANBi ha., Get. 7.
The strike orr tbu llurrinmii liue
is beiu keenly felt along the south
ern division of Ihu Southern Pacific
railroad, ueconluij; to complaints i
eoied beie todny of n shortage i,
care alony: that loiite.
Tlie Southern I'fteifio shops til At
giciH, an impel taut point near tlti
eily, mo pi Helically descried.
The law lune making it illegal li
operate t ruin's not equipped wilh aii
brakcH is niso enusing the railrotu
eonsidernlile baidslup, the official.'
deolaring that audals liuye liceu out
ling llio hose ceiiplinga on tho lmikoe
SACUAMIINTO. Cab, Oct. 7.--Wilh
additional speeii) police num
bering about ;i")0, mounting guard
along the Southern l'neil'to railway'
lines to prcent demount rutioiic
ngaiiHl tlie men working in tlio simp
and with tlie leadutw of tlio striking
forces deleiin'tucd Kununnrily to drop
from tlie benefit roll any union man
who otolites a dUtuihuueo, both foe
tioiih in tho tailroad disimto nro to
day determined to conduct tlio striko
peacefully.
The first dishibution of slrike bon
el'ils were tiuiilo today, mon of fam
ily receiving .f8, and Hinglo men $(5 in
llio mueliinists' crafts, all othora re
ceiving .f 7 per wcok. No violoueo has
thus far oecmred in Saerninonto as
tUenltnuf'l on I'huo 6.)
ANOTHER
TURK
WARSHIP SUNK
Hot Fight Reported at St. Jean dc
Mcrua Turk Forts Said to Have
Been Firing on Italian Sailing Ves
sc!:
mmimninii i m an i m
AT TODAY
Every Coach on Trains Coming Into
This Morning Filled With Vicitors
Record Crowd Today at District
Fair
t'll-'Mi:. Croatia. Oct. 7. The
-inking of a Turkish warship by mi
Italian entUer is reported hero to
day a the result of a ltot fight nt
St. Jean do .Mvdun.
Dispatches say that lliu Turkish
fori at tlie pott had been firing upon
u id sinking Italian sailing vcsrcls.
On information of IhU coming to tiie
Italian squadron a cruiser steamed iu
ind opened fire upon Urn Turkibh
foils, badly crippling them ujid put
ting out of commission n Turki.li
warship which had houglil te,fugo un
der their guns.
CONSTANTlNOl'Li:. Oct. 7. All
Italian oxtublKluuenls iu Tutkoy wete
ordered closed today by tho govern
ment. A piopoal wa miide to al
low Hie Salonika hospital, couduel
d by the Sisters of Chaiity, to cou
liuiio under TurkUh supervision, hut
'he of! or was refused and tho hos
pitals immediately closed.
OAKLAND. Cal. Acting under tlio
piovislons ot tho now stnto law
which requires ovory corporation to
pay off Its men when they nro dis
charged, tho Soutliorn Pacific com
pany baa sent out checks to mi
amount of a lltto ovor $00,000, ns
tho order discharging nil' mon now
on striko wont Into effect yesterday,
Under tho ortlors ot tho loaders, tho
union mon havo refused to call for
their cliecks.
Crowded coaches on all trains com
ing Into tho city this morning Indi
cates that today will bo the banner
one. In point of nttendanco, nt tho
Hokiio River Valley Industrial fall
Hundreds of visitors arrived on early
trains, and this afternoon tho auto
mobiles running between the city and
tho fnlr ground" nro overburdened
by tho largo throng which la eager to
be lu attendance on tho last day.
Friday the day was splendid. Tho
largest crowd of tho wook was on
band to witness sonio ot tho best
race yet been. Interest in the ex
hibits continues,
Tlio results ot Friday's races were
ns follows:
Three-fourths mllo dash nonnle
Reg, first, 1:17 3-1; Lo Clalro sec
ond. Threc-olKbths mllo dash Jim D.
first, 30 seconds; otbor entries were
Dick, Girlie, Flossto nml Llttlo Boy.
Dolly MrKlnulo C, driven by
Clarke, won two straight beats In the
2:11 hot In 2;234 and 2:234.
Kenneth C and Bella N wero tho
other entries, finishing second and
third, In tho order named, both heats.
In tho 2:20 paco, ttireo in five.
Salllo Younger won throo straight
heats In 2:25, 2:2414, and 2:2!,
Marin finished third, fourth and sec
ond in tho bamo raco; Hal Groy.
fourth and two-thirds, and Mls
Stocking two hocond and a fourth.
Tho program for today Is tho best
of tho moot, consisting of a froo-for-
till paco, with four ontrlos; special
ono-halt mllo, throo otitrles, Including
P) scant, ii Medford entry. Axnola
will try to lower tho truck paclm?
record of 2:20'4 In a trial boat, '"rlv-
en by James Wallace, of Sun Dloeo,
Cul.
Thoro will also bo a consolation
BLACK RIVER PALLS, Wis., Oct.
7. Far more serious consequence!
of tlie heavy floods along the Black
river and the bursting of tho Dleis
dam than were at first expected arc
apparent hero today and the disas
teroits news which is pouring in from
various counties along the river
batiks is ns yet far from complete in
its tale of casualties and propertj
Joss. " Am
The death list grows with every
passing hour.
Several arc now reported dead,
nml thousands rendered homeless.
Partial accounts of the property
damage in five counties estimate it
at from $3,000,000 to $5,000,000.
The Black river is filled with
wreckage as far as LaCrossc, and
numerous farm houses have been de
molished. Communication with the
farm districts lias uot yet been re
sumed, and it is feared that there has
been loss of life in the outlying sec
tions. Hatfield, near the big dam of :hc
LaCrosso Water Power company,
which was hardest hit by the flood,
is reported to bo completely sub
merged and it is feared that tho prop
ertj loss thero will be appalling.
Probable casualties there can not ns
yet be estimated.
Other places where enormous loss
es have been suffered are Roaring
Creek, Irving, North Bend, Holmes,,
LylJes and Mirwny.
Onaluskn is in a most prccorious
position, with the river raging far out
of its banks there, and it is feared
that the town will bo destroyed. It
has been deserted by all tho inhabi
tants. Refugees from tho stricken dis
tricts huvo been pouring in all morn
ing, nnd there are now 2,000 gath
ered hero homeless, hungry and suf
fering. Mayor McGill has scut out
a call for aid. Tlio only communica
tion with the outside world hero is
from an improvised outfit at tho top
of a telegraph pole, to which mi op
erator climbed early today mid out
iu ids instruments.
(Continued on page TF
AUSTIN. Pa., Oot, 7. Charges of
involuntary manslaughter will bo
lodged against tlie persons responsi
ble for tho breaking of tho big Bay
less dam hero last Saturday, accord
ing to a statement made today by
Deputy Attorney Gouoral Hurst.
Tho authorities nro endeavoring to
learn to whom may bo laid the charge
of negligenco in tho construction and
maintuinnnco of tho dam, and it 's
against that tho manslaughter clinrgo
will bo lodged.
Tho inquest was adjourned today
for a week i norder to enable the
stato to obtain expert testimony. Tho
next session will bo held nt Cornier
sport, a few miles from this city.
To dato 55 corpses havo been re
covered from tho wrcckago.
WASHINGTON, D. C Edward S.
Maulo, and seven othor West Point
cadets, It Is learned today, have been
ordered by President Taft to bo pua
Isbod for Intoxication. Four of the
cadets aro ordorod dismissed, the
others, Including Maulo, -will be con
fined to barracks ami gymnasium un
til October 31, and will sorvo punish.
mont two hours overy Wednesday
and Saturday.
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