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MICmrORD. OM'XION, HATUItDAY, OCTOKI3II 21, 1Q11.
TWO SECTIONS.
No. 183.
Wl... , JJrTE
BOZUS FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER
WILL BE SENTENCED MONDAY MORNING
CHINES
SUCCESSFUL
E REBELS CONTINUE
TWO THOUSAND MEN KILLED IN BATTLE
HDufliWi t&SEJr"!! v nL -' x ' ' " - v II
NBPjlrHbPAyAir Machine Gun PjtooiT
m' 'M W JKW XWLgzK?" fci V w China's Nrcw Atcmy
W' Mar jHV wXr ";pf ls -
m3 Vi Art or- mr. H VU EK9r-ij2M I
Rami ex. jc VNlf iS )HBF ikkkW
WILL kBSSyllKKl3B
i'iifj HHkiL4fH
MR nwVNCi - OH1NO
tjamkd atv Provisional.
PR&3JDKNT Or CHINKMsl KCJ1M3U1C.
IMPERIALS
' MAKE ONE GREAT
EFFORT TO
Alter That It Is Believed That Ma
jority ol Government Troops Will
Go Over' to Revolutionists Side
Japan Confirms Rebel Victory.
PEKING, Oct. ai.--Ilollovlug thai
on outbreak of tlui revolutionists here
Ih liiiiulni'iit, Urn wlldoiil excitement
ioIkiih today throughout tint city,
guards aro on duty day ami nlftlit at
nil llm fnrulKii U'Kallonii and lumvy
Hiiiillcri of provUloiiH aro IiHiik laid
In mo that n iiliUii of rofiiKo (or I ho
Kiiropiiaii potmlatloit may ho at hand
wlnm (In uiiivululoii coiiioh.
Tin alarm Imruino critical In-in
wht'ii hIiiiIciiIm wninud tho AniOpliiiu
iiilHHlonarliiM In Chill province that
l'oKIm: wnn noon to ho attacliml. It
Ih hiyoud iii()Htlon that tho Hltuatlon
la of tho Kravtmt. Tho roiirvBoiitattvim
of tho (orolun iowor tlo not conceal
their hollor that tho Kit'at nttniil; on
tho foi'tit'HH of tho Maurhii dynaHty
Ih ni'ur and II In freely iiivdlctud that
when tho ammult dooa citmo hlood will
flow In rlvoi'H liefoj.o tho city fallH.
HAN IMIANCIHCO, t'al., Oct. 'Jl.--Ctnlo
dlMiialclicu rurolvotl. Iioro today
from HhaiiKluil liy tho (Jhliu-ao Woo
(ri'HH declare tho linpeilalH near Man
how havo Hiifforod it defeat at. tho
hamlH of tho rohulri and Admiral Hah'ti
fleet on tho YuiikIho KIiuik Iiiih heou
iiipliiiud. Two (hoiiBaiid iiiim aro ro
polled Idllod.
Ilopoj.1 Victory for Uo1k;In.
TOKIO, Out. B I. ---Official confir
mation of pi'ohh roporlH that tho
(Jhlnetio inbuilt arniUiH havo Kallied a
uieaL victory north or llanltow woro
kIvoii out horo today by tho Japan
oho war offlco.
It Ih adinlttod ly tho officials that
tholr nocrot inoaim of coniiniinlca
tlon Iuih li.oiiKhl tho iiowh that tho
IniporlallHlH huvo heen hadly hcalon
and havo boon forced to rollout.
Ouo Omit ltally.
HAN l-'HANOISCO, Cal Oct. at,--DlHpntolioH
to rovoliitloiiary afiontH
horo Htato that practically llio wlmlo
or tho fJhluoHO army Ih mohlllv.od
near HIiik Chow. It Ih liullovoil that
when tho IroopH will havo boon coin
plotoly aiiHoinbloil, thoy will niulio ouo
Kiand rally for tho oinporor'H fliiK
and If that'fallH ileHOptloim will bo
wliolonalo.
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CONVICTS WILL
SOON BUT WORK
County Court Accpts Offer of Gov
ernor and Committee Leaves Mon
day to Look Over Site for Camp
Will Work on Road Near Pumice.
Twoiity-fivo oomiels from lite
hIiiIo ponileiitiury. will lie .' work on
tho (Valor l.uKo liiuhway l.v Nowm
licr 1. Tli'm wiib uHHiircil when tho
ooiiuly court ut mi iiilVirtual iim(Iiik
held I'Yitlay ul'loruoou rocoivctl tho
otTer of (lovoruor Vo-.l lro:u llu
(loiuniiltoo of tho Alodl'mit ('oininnr
oial Cluh 11111I aeccpled it.
On Monday the mcmlior, oC (ho
comiiiilloo, MoHNi-H. Uglily, (loriir und
I'uliiam ncompanied ly .IioIko Nil
und Couiniissioui'ifi Davis and Owen,
will leuvo for I'oclor'ri place iiihl II is
hldo of tho ' I'liiiiiou jjiiulo wl'ero
(Jonlriiuloi' Nutwielc wiih cniupcil und
look over a camp Mto for Ilie men uiul
uituuko for cslnlilisliiiiK' them at tlui
plnee. The men will ho ilirooled in
tho work by John (Irlovo mid will tlii
wiulor work on (ho ki'iiiIo IIi'ih oltle
of I'eolor'H jiliwo whero il oirolcH i
hluff und in vory narrow.
. Tho 1'onvieln will nrrivo by Nooiu
lii'i1 1 uiul will spend tho winlor work
iuix on llio l'oml. Tho comity will
feed mid elnlho (hem mid pay Ilium
US eculs a day for (heir work.
VANCOITVKH 1A WHACKS, Wn.
Ueftiuine; Novemher 1 Ihin fort will
ho (timed into a hit; Boliool mid (ho
mujorily of tho 1100 men and offi
ooiM Klnlioncd horo will lieoomo
hcIiooI hoys until JMaroh 111. For
four iiionlliH iislninlion will bo dealt
out in all tho common brunches of
kuowledtfo i"d llio morn mlvmincil
siibjecU llinl mllil nid in n phWIoVh
woiic.
Mi?. Ma E3UN
Sminq, a Leader ct the
CHINBag. Rrvpiutiot .
bryan'snamToiT
oregon ballot
Commoner's Namo Will Be Placed on
the Official Ballot in the Oregon
Presidential Preferential Primar
ies to Be Held Next Year.
l'OKTLANI), Ore., Ool. 21. For
(ho fourth time in history (ho namo,
of (ho "peorloss loader," William ,1
Itrymi, will appear us a cundiduto
for tho presidenoy of tho Unil'.'d
Stiiles,
If. I). Wafjuou, luenihor of tho
Juoksou t'luh, mid a leader of lie)
democratic! minority in Orepiu, to
day announced (hat tho oommoner's
iiumo would ho placed on tho offio'.-il
ballot in tho Orepui presidential prof
oronlial priuuuies next April.
Tho demoeratio vuto in Oregon is
small. . ,
15 IS PAID FOR
FANCY HQWELLS
Tho lliiio Hivor Fruit & Produeo
Association has boon advised of tho
fullowiiu salos:
P. F. K. oar 5828 from Medford,
Sept. 'J, llowoll pears: Horuo lllvnr
I'Vuil (Jc Froduoo AsHooinlion; i'anoy,
average, .fil.tri; olioiee, avurno, $.1;
plain, avoraj;e, if'J.'JOj part car
grossed 1111)1,
1". F. K.. onr 8 111 from Medford,
Kept ember 'J, llowoll pours r llo;uo
Hivor Fruit & 1'rodiico nsspoiation;
ehoieo, a vorapo, .fiJ.-lfi; part onr
grossed .DU,
PASTORS GUILT
BECOMES MORE
ANDMOREPLAIN
Police Hourly Weave New Evidence
Into the Net Which Is Drawing
More Tlnhtly About Man Who
Bought Trustful Girl Poison .
AUTOPSY SHOWS HE HAD
CRUELLY WRONGED GIRL
Police Have Well Established Theory
of Passion, Greed and Inhuman
Cruelty on Part of Minister.
IJOSTON, Mass., Oct. 21. Quant
and luiKKiml, his nerve completely
trout' mid on tho verc of mental mid
physical collapse,, Kcv. Clarence
itichesoa is today helplessly wnlch
hiK from his cell tho merciless inves
tigation of his alleged m'irder of
Miss Avis Liuncll, (he beautiful 10
year-old jirl found dead in her bath
riKim. in which the jiolice aro hourly
wenvintr new evidence into (ho net
which is druwinj; more lightly nboul
him.
Tho H)lice nrbnow firm in thejje
licf (hat tho !UQttve"for tho alleged
murder was u desire on (ho part of
Hip young clerj-ymtui (0 remove Miss
Liniiell. (o whom he had been en
gaged, us a troublesome obstacle to
his marniigc with Miss Violet Ed
monds. Death Itnlhcr Tlian Shame.
The reputaiiou of Miss Lionel! was
blameless until she fell under the
minister's spell. No suspicion touch
ed (ho youn girl until tho fatal night
when sho sat in her hath room and
swallowed tho (wo crystals of ovnn
Ido which sent her (o fneo her Mak
er, believing, tho police, (hat it was
medicine which would avert impend
ing shmno. Only when (eh autopsy
revealed (hat tho girl was to become
a mother did (ho police begin lo
forge (ho links of tho chain of cir
eumstnutial evidetico which led to (he
arrest of Kichesnu nnd (he lodging
oof a ehurgo of first degree murder
against him. Now (hev have almost
completed a well-substantiated the
ory of passion, greed and inhuman
cruelty on the part of (he clergy
muii, nhnot incredible for a wearer
of tho cloth.
11 contrast o Miss Linnell, Miss
Kdinands is not a beautiful girl. She
is however, heiress (t mi estate val
ued at $800,000. Her engagement (o
Kiehesou had been announced and
hundreds of invitations' for the wed
ding sent out. when jt was called off
by Mrs. Kdmamls upon (ho minis
ter's sensational arrest.
Ouo Muk Only Missing.
It seems certain (hat Miss Edmunds
know of Iticlicsoii'K acquaintance
with Miss Linnell. Friends of Miss
Avis Linnell sav that sho freipionlly
visited Hieheson's uiuirters in Cam
bridge, and was thereon ouo ocon
sion when Mi-s Violet Kdmunds ar
rrived in u brougham und called out
greetings to the minister. Friends
aro positive (hat Miss Linnell was
formally engaged (o Itichcsnn.
Tho missing link in (ho chain of
evidence is when and where (ho oy
nnido was given to Miss Linnell. Tho
polieo expect to suply this link soon.
Thoy claim lo huvo witneses (ostifv
ing (lint on the Thursday prior lo (he
tragedy Kiclieson telephoned to Miss
Linnell from the homo of Mrs. John
Duuukiu in Cambridge snying:
"Well, I will seo you Saturday. It
seems n long (imo until (hen."
A plea of insanity probnhly will bo
introduced in case Tlov. Mr. llieho
Hon is proven guilty of the lorriblo
ohnrgo against him. Friends sup
port tho insanity theory, and point lo
incidents in tho minister's past lifoi
as proof that ho has often shown
symptoms of hoing moutally unbal
anced. Mr. Linnell, mother of (ho dond
(Continued otrPnfjeTTvo)
ONLY ONE MAN
HAS CHANCE TO
SIT ON JURY
Six Men Play Cards Today and Won
der Whether Any of Them Will
Actually Pass Upon the Guilt or
Innocence of McNamara.
ONLY ONE HAS GOOD
CHANCE OF REMAINING
He Is Old Farmer With Patriarchal
Appearance, a Native of Ar
kansas and a Bachelor.
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F. I). Green, builder and ""
rancher. , "
" Itohcrt Bain, retired car- "
" pentcr. , . "
C. IJ. Manuiiig, fanner. "
E. C. Robinson, contractor. "
" A. H. Mcintosh, bnkor nnd "
" rcslauraa( proprietor, under
" challenge by the slate be-
r cause of views friendly to la-
" bor unions. "
Oeorgc W. McKec, real es-
X tale- ronlcrt jjudor' chullcngo- "
""v lly'IefcnsQpcausc he.bcjicves
" dynamite explosion caused "
" destruction of Times. "
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LOS ANGELES, Cal., Oct. 21.
These six men indolently played
cards on (ho (op floor of tho Hall of
Records today and wondered among
themselves whether aiy of (hem
would actually pnss upon (ho ques
tion of whether James B. McNamara
is to he hanged for the destruejion
of (he Los Angeles Times and the
killing of twenty-ono men or is to go
free becnuso tho stnto was unnblo to
prove its allegations. Thoy represent
the work of tho Inst ten days spent
trying (o qualify a jury so "tho most
famous murder trial of a ceuhiry"
could proceed.
The first four can only ho climin
a(ed by promontory challcugc by one
side or the other unless Judge Bord
well should, on Monday, after con
sulting authorities submitter to him,
roverso his notion in overruling the
challenge of tho stnto against Rob
inson and excuso him. Tho chal
lenges ngninst both McICco and Mo
Intosh are expected to bo allowed, as
both havo admitted bias, although in
opposite directions.
Only Oao Has Chnnrc.
As a matter of actual fact, only
ouo of tho six has tho slightest
chance of finally being selected as a
juror. Ho is Seabroa II. Manning,
n partiarchial appearing old ranchor
with long white ohm whiskers. He
is n native of Arkansas, a bachelor,
and, although ho admitted to having
conscientious scruples against enpi
tal punishment whero tho evidence
was cireumstnuial (horo could bo 110
doubt (hat ho would do his duty un
der tho law as laid down to him by
tho court no matter what tho conse
quences might bo to anyone.
Bain probably will be tho first
person promptoriuly chnllenged by
tho state and it is likely (ho defense
will mote out n similar fnlo to Green.
Robinson, should thol.cotut hold to
his docision, will nlso probably fall
boforo a state prceniptory.
Bolh Isides devoted considerable
time today to goting authorities
ready for citation should tho ques
tion of excusing jurors bcouuso of
their opinions regarding (he actual
eanso of tho explosion at tho Times,
whothor dynamite or gns, eomo up
next week. So far Judge Bordwoll
has iudicatod that jurors who ad
mit to sot opinnions ouo way or tho
other, will not bo welcome, although
ho has made no positivo declaration
rogarding it.
PENALTY FROM ONE TO FIFTEEN
YEARS IN STATE PENITENTIARY
WORLD'S ALTITUDE RECORD.
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VtOHS. (VKKRO.,
Roland G. Garros, the French av
iator, at I'aranie, France, broke the
world's record for altitude in an u"--oplane.
He ascended -l.O motrc
(i:i,U13 feet.) The achievement of
Moos. Garros today betters Lincoln
Bcachcy's height record made at Clii
cago August Inst by 2.1fi. feet.
ITALIANS TAKE
ANOTHER TOWN
Win Sharp Short Battle From Turks
.Turkey Fears Atack Will Seen
- le Made en-the Island Chosos.
JURY CAME IN EARLY
THIS MORNING AFTER
ALL NI6HT SESSION
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Went Out Friday Aftcrneen but Fail
ed to Reach an Early Decision
Prisoner Shows No Sign When
Verdict Is Translated to Him.
VERDICT A SURPRISE;
SECOND DEGREE FAVORED
Bozus Will Be Sentenced at 9 0'Chwk
Monday Morning by Judge
Calkins.
Look for the ad that offers it to
you, 8ucoml-hund. at a rent bargaiu'
BENGAZIE, Tripoli, Oct. 21. This
city is in possession (oday of -100
Kalians, who landed under Rear Ad
miral Aubrey and won a sharp, short
ba((lc from the Turks. The Turks
put up a stubborn fight nnd for a
while the invaders wcro repulsed,
but reinforcements from (he Italian
fleet turned the tide of victory.
ATHENS. Oct. 21. Turkey is in
apprehension today of an attack by
tho Italians on tho Island Chosos, ac
cording to reports hero that Turkish
troops arc being sent there.
YALE WINS FROM
ARMY SCORE 6-0
Army Men and Sons of Sli Battle on
Gridiron Three Inches Deep in
Water Contest Resolved Itself
Into a Punting Contest.
WEST POINT, N. Y Oct. 21.
Yalo and West Point battled hero to
dny on a gridiron three laches deep
la water. Yalo won 6 to 0.
In a rapid exchango just after tho
klclcoff tho army men outpuated
their opponnls and put tho ball on
Yalo'a flvo-yurd Hu, Immediately
sending Dona over tho goal lino with
tho ball for a touchdown la thieo
minutes oC play. Dean kicked Boal.
Tho romalndor of tho period was a
slow struggle In a sea of mud with
tho ndvnntngo alternating from sldo
to sldo, Scoro: West Point C,
Yalo 0.
Tho second porlod of tho first half
opened with another oxclmngo of
punts, which ended disastrously tor
tho wearers of tho bluo, when Yalo
attempted to kick from tho army's
45 yard lino. Arnold broko through
and blocked tho punt. A gonoral
scrlmmngo followed, Qtllesplo, tho
army's loft oud, scooping tho ball
f.om tho mud for a run to within
two yards of tho oneruy's goal.
Horo, with another touchdown Im
minent, tho army was ponallzad for
holding and lost tho cdvautngo.
REDWOOD CITY, Cal.-IIillsbo-rough's
millionaire volers cannot
count well in small denominations.
In oouuty tho forty-ono votes which
they cast at tho recent oleotion, thoy
counted five (oo many,
George Bozus, who shot and fatal
ly wounded Christ Spnnos in this city
about two months ngo, is guilty o
manshlniightcr. Ho will bo sen
tenced by Judge Calkins next Mon
day morning at 0 o'clock.
TKe jury which heard tho caso
brought in a verdict at S o'clock Sat
urday morning tf tec bcinR uufiwaion
all night, tho caso going; tclielmrat
3 o'clock Friday afternoon. Late
Friday evening Judge Calkins order
ed (hem locked up for the night- This
morning they came into court early
and filed their verdict of manslaugh
ter. The verdict came as a surpriso as
a consensus of opinion favored a
second degree murder verdict und it
was believed that such a verdict
would bo returned by the jury.
When tho verdict was translated to
Buzus ho displayed no emotion what
ever. Judge Calkins, after thanking tho
jurors for their work on tho caso,
announced that ho would sentence
Bozus at 9 o'clock Monday.
Tho jury which heard tho qaso was
composed of: G. Y. MoNabb, It. O.
Duncan, Fred Ilerrin, J. W. Bonnr,
E. A. Ford. W. C. Doneff, Ira Dun
lap, IL A. Haney, Marion Tryor, J.
E. Eiisley, S. C. Newhall, J. Hartman.
KLAMATH EALLS
SEES BATTLE
Mayor Sanderson and Editor Murray
Clash on Street Fight Over the
Chargo That Mayor Was Protect-
' ing Vice District.
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Oct. 21.
Aftor a street fight hero between
Mayor E. F. Sanderson and Editor E.
J. Murray of tho Klamath Chronicle,
tho city attorney has today prom
ised to investigate conditions in tho
tenderloin nnd to stamp nu tl-o dis
riot if possible. . Tho fight started
over charges by Murray that tho
mayor was protecting tho vice district.
TACOMA, Wn. After goin from
Iioiiko to Iioiihu requesting the loan of
a butcher kife, saying ho wanted to
kill himself, Alfrod Mooro, irrespon
sible mentally, was captured by city
firmoii turned ovor to tho police
MACON, On., Qot. 20, Friends of
Eugeno Ely, tho aviator who wa
killed by a fifty foot fall last even
ing aro incensed over tho manner in
which curio-sookers stripped EJy'a
aeroplauo for suvenlrs, oven taking
us own collar and ncoktio from his
body, Ely and his wife, hud intend
ed to lenvo horo Miorlly Jor Daven
port, Iowa, lo spend the winter at hifl
father's home,
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