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No. 186.
GIANTS IN DESPERATE NINTH INNING
RALLY TIE THE SCORE; WIN IN TENTH
R
0
NEW YORK AT
.LAST MOMENT
Three Pitchers Used hy Giants Seem
liiflty Without Avail Oldi Inn in
Third Sinus Out Home Rim, Mak
liill Three Scores.
PHILLIES NEVEn IN
DANGER UNTIL NINTH
With Score 3 to I Crnndall Gets n
Two-Bagger and Helps to
Score.
Tin m'erv: It. II. I.
I'lilluilclphln : ? I
Now Yrl H -
Iliittiirlnn: Now York, Mnnpuird
A hum. Crnndoll nml MoorH. Phila
delphia, Coombs, Plnnk ami Lupp.
POI.O (JUOIINDS, NEW YOltlC.
Oi'l. SB. Fighting donporntoly ti
thn IiihI mltiiilo. tho Now York
(Hunts today plucked vlrlnry from
defeat nml prevented tlio world'
champion Athlclleit from again grnb
v.llll Ul0,ltll.. JCiw mcomi wan I to a.
Tlio filial run rniuo In tlio liiHt luilf
of tlio tenth inning.
Poylo, tlio ninnln' second lmnoun,
was tlio lilltlni; noiiHiitloii of tlio iluy
Aft.ir netting tlimo liltit In tlio
oarllor part of tlio game ho doubled
vlntn liu wnH first man up In tlio
tuiitli. Thn SnodgniHH, who litttl
nhown nothing In lhi series, tmntoil
nml Doylo took tlilnl. Murray then
flliMl to Murpliy. Iiut Doylo wan hold
tio cIoho to third thai ho could no
score on tlio throw. Anothor fly h
Morlclo to Murphy wiih long enough,
and Doylo riictul over with tlio win
it I it K run.
Five pllohoiH In all wore used In
tlio giinio. Mnrtpuird, tlio (llautH'
prlsu bounty, lahtod only throo Inn
ings. Ilo got IiIh wliou Oldrlng rap
pod out a homo run, scoring Lapp
mid Coombs. Anion took Mnrqiiard'H
plaro and hold tlio Athlotlcri hltles
until (ho Rovnnth wliou Crandall
wont In. Tlio Athletics i;ot no mor
niH. Coombs' downfnll emuo In tlio
ninth whim Fletcher, Crnndnll and
Dovoro got hltH. both Fletcher mid
(Jrandall scoring. Then IMauk wont
In, and liu wiih hoIvoi! In tlio loutli
by Doylo'H boiihiUIouiiI swat, starting
tlio rally which hiivoiI tho day for
Now York.
For iiIiih lunliiBH Coombs pitched
woudnrrul ball, and both timmu woro
upon tho rltocti throughout,
Tlio Hrore:
Now York (limits.
All. H. II. I'O. A. K.
Dovoro, If K 0 1 il 0 0
Doylo, !! T. 2 4 !l 1 1
HundgntsH, uf ... -I 0 0 2 0 0
Murray, rf r. 0 0 0 0 0
Morklo, lb .... It 0 0 1'J 0 0
Horxog, Jib .... 1 0 I 1 2 0
Fletcher, Hit .... 4 1 1 1 :i 1
MoyoiH, o ..... 4 , 0 1 ti .'I 0
Marouard, i . , . 0 0 0 0 0 0
llnkor 1 0 0 0 0 0
(Jrandall p ... 1 1 1 0 2 0
Anion, p 1 0 0 0 0 0
TotalH 7 I 0 HO 12 2
llockor huts for Munpmrd.
Crnndall rollovod Anion.
' l'lillmlelplim Athletics.
All. It. II. l'O. A. H.
Lord, If r. 0 0 2 0 0
OhlrhiK. Qf .... r. 1 2 0 0 0
Collins, 2b ..... 3 0 0 t 1 0
llnkor, til) ..'..! 0 0 1 2 0
Murphy, if .... -1 0 1 0 0
DavlH, lb,.,,.. 4 0 0 7 2 0
Harry, hh 4 0 1 a 8 l
Lapp, o 4 1 110 2 0
Coomlm, p 4 1 2 1 1 0
Htrimk .. ,,,. ,000000
Plunk, p .... 0 0 0 0 0 0
Tutnlu U7 3 7 2D 11 1
PRESIDENT OF LOCAL
CLUB THREE YEARS I
H'VH''' VHP
WILLIAM .M. C'OLMO.
Who will rompltti' liu tlurd (inn
.is pr. 'iib'iit of the Mcilloril ('omniiM'
i Mil Club lomoirow cmiiiii.
FALL lOUIHir
THURSDAY NIGHT
Blutjest Gathcrlnn of Its Kind in
History of Rorjuc River Valley
'Will Dc Held at Natatorlum To
morrow Evcnlnn Opens at 8.
The umitinl full roundup of tin
Mcdfiinl I'ouuiKiroinl club will bo ludo
nt tin Nntiitorium linll tomorrow ov
inline, oponiiiK ut S o'clock. I'Vou.
all indication the MCMt-iou will lie tin
K real oh t ever lnilil in Houlliurii Ore
Kou for men from nil hucIIoiik of tin
vnluy will bo- proriuiit. Otltor club,
from (IniiitH I'iihs oii tlio north
I'rimeont City on tho went, Asbliind
on tho Koutli ami Hutto Fulls on (lit
i'uh, will be (irerieut to participate
Tlio mooting in oalcd for the purpose
of ruuudiiij,' up all of tlio Hvo viro
in tliiK Hoctiou of tlio Htato in oriloi
lo jolly up over tlio jjood tilings (hit
xcclion in endowed with nml for tin
purpose of fnrmulutiuK plans for fur.
tber growth nml (lovolopmeut.
Tim ii lit) it til Init-iiioKX hw-nion of I bo
club ik to bo hold ut (but time, .lud'c
Wiliuiu Nr. Colvij;, wlo will complete
Ink third term uk president tomorrow
uinlit, - ill pmbnbly bo ro-olceled.
A iiii'KO number of prominent mci
will uddroHs tlio nossioii. Aiming the
sponkers will be V, II. (lore who did
hiuiIi 8plendid work duriii'; tlio 'ceeut
iiuid cloctiou, ami Y. H. rolemau,
couuly (dork, who is nuiil lo be
"thoro when il couiok to (loUvcrim u
live booster talk," l'orlor J. Xeff,
Profohbor 1 ,1. O'darn nml JuiIk-1
Kelly will bo niuoii Iho speakers.
Jiulj,'0 Colviu is counU'd on to loll of
wliul Iho chili pluiiH to do in the fu
ture, what it luifi iloiio in the past,
ami why tho cood work Blioitld ho
kept up,
Thero will lie good thinjjs to listen
to and ,'"d tilings to out. Kvcry
livo wiro in Jackson county shouhl
lio there.
FULLS FROM SCAFFOLD;
NGT BADLY INJURED
John .. Ovonlorf an imp ho mi
tcli new Snored llonrt liospitul, fell
from a sen f folding Huh moruiiiK mid
wus injured to such an extent hh to
muko bin removal to Iho hospital ex
pedient. Dr. Thayer was called mid upon
o.xuiniuutioii found that no hones
worn broken and no norious inlernfil
injuries were apparent ut Hint time.
Later ilevolpnmnls may prove differ
ently ns lo internal injuries but nolh
lu HeriouH jh o.iQoted to result, lie
was pretty hndly' bruised mid tho
skin wiih broken in bovornl places.
COMMERGALCLUB
CONVICT CAMP
SITE IS CHOSEN
BY COMMITTEE
Ranchers on Upper Rojtio River in
Sympathy With Governor West's
Policy and Did Not Anticipate
Trouhlc From the Men.
WILL WORK ON GRADE
NEAR PEELOR'S PLACE
John Grieve Now at Work Fittintj Up
Camp for Convicts Tents With
Stoves In Them Arc Provided.
County Jiidco Neil, Horn! Iliujineor
Harmon, Hoad Supervisor Grieve,
and thu Medford Commercial Club
special committee, coiisistiii-,' of
Messrs. Heddy, (Jong and I'utnaiii,
Tuesday selected a silo on tlio T, M.
IVolor raneh at Florence Hock as u
camp fur the couvitfls to be sent here
next month by Governor West to
work upon construction of the Crater
Lake highway. The site was offered
by .Mr. l'eelor free.
The camp is it 100 yearn from the
proM'nt Wilson road, in n sheltered
j;rove of bin trees. A spriiij; supplies
abuuiuint water. The cook house and
commissary used by Contractor Nat
wick in constructing the I'umieo Hill
crado will be moved to tho new site
and floored tents, etch containing a
stove, provided for tho convicts. The
same situ was used as a camp hy the
Prospect power plant polo crew this
summer.
Tlio road to bo constructed this
winter will bo the section from the
base of the hill at (ho Huz'.-cuhnthnm
ranch to the new l'uiiiieo hill frndc
constructed by public subscription
tliis year. This is now the woin'i
part of (be Crater Lake highway, Hu
ron il Willi; steep, narrow nml so
muddy ns to be impassible.
John Grieve will liuve charge of the
convict camp and direct the work.
I To bus a force of men creel inn the
camp and will have cverythin;; in
rendiness for tho convicts by the
time thev uro duo, November 1.
Hanchers in tho upper Jloiu- nre
much pleased ut the prospect of road
construction by convicts nml none of
them auticipalo any trouble resultiuK
therefrom. Nearly all aro in sym
pathy with Governor West's prison
policy and anxious to show their och
operation.
COUNTY JUDGE
GETSnON
Colonel Ray Gives Huntlnrj Party
and Jtidnc Neil Is Only Man Who
Bagtjcd Deer Meat Got It From
n Hunter's Camp.
Col. Frank II. liny waa host Sun
day and Monday to a hirjjo pavty of
Medford citizens on n deer hunt at
Prospect. Jud;o Neil was the most
successful of tho sportsmen, haji'mi;
eiunp in the woods. A jolly timo was
a shoulder of vension A'om u liuntor's
had by all. Ainoni; those who enjoyed
the Colonel's hospitnlily were: Mayor
W. II. Canon, County Juilo Neil, Hen
Sheldon, Judfjo W. M. CoIvik, Dr. .1.
F. Ueddy, W. T. llurmon, Dr. C. K.
Kay, V, h. Ton Yollo and G. rutimm.
All returned Tuesday except Judge
Neil who veinained at Griovo'u loud
camp for a few days.
SAN V1JANC1SCO, Cal. Leo.
ITass chnrned with ntttempted mur
der, went the prosecution ono bettor
when ho married tho ohieC witness
auninsl him, Her views on Hie case
have eluuiK'od.
Court Room Scene at the M'Namara Murder Trial
r:tr5Mru
JUDGE BOtiDWELL LOOKING
REBELS VICTORS
IN GREAT BATTLE
Strcnflthcncd hy Hundreds of Pieces
of Artillery Rebels Meet and De
feat Huge Imperial Force Retreat
In Disorder.
SAN FKANCISCO, Cal., Oct. 25.
Strengthened hy hundreds of pieces
of artillery captured hi ongagomonts
with tho government troops near Hnn
kow at thu beginning of the revolu
tion, 15,000 Chlueso rebels yoaterdny
met and defeated 20,000 Imperialists
under (cuornl Ylng Chang near the
town of Wii SIiik Ivlaug, In tho
mountains forming tho boundary Hue
between Hupeh and Ilonnn nrovlncos
according to n ilKpatch recelvod hero
today by tho Chlnoso Freo Press
from Its Shanghai correspondent. The
rebels advanced on tho Imperialists In
faco of flro from 170 cannon and
forced tlio government soldiers to re
treat In disorder.
MOTHER-LOVE
BRAVES DEATH
l-IIIBIlJ
When Burglar Threatens to Shoot
Boy Mother Battles Willi Thief
Is Badly Bruised and Beaten in
the Affray.
SAN KHANCISCO, Cal., Oct. 25.
Housed to fury whon a burglar who
was looting her homo throatoned tho
lifo of her child, Mrs. Julian Llobea
todny has tho distinction of having
Klvon tho thief tho fight of his Mo.
Thla- partially consoles hor for tho
loss of $1)000 In jowola with which
tho marauder fled.
Whon Mrs. Llehos, her maid and
hor llttlo son lleorgo ontorod Mrs.
Helios' room after illnnor the burglar,
who hud been coaeoalod In a elosot,
sprang out, lovelod his rovolvor at
tho child, and snapped: "Not a sound,
or I'll kill tho boy," Hor another
lovo moused, Mrs. Llobes grappled
with tho Intruder and whllo tho maid
flod for aid, fought dosporatoly. Whon
tho maid's screams had Buniinonod
Llobos to tho scono tlio burglar broko
away and flod.
Mrs. Llobos was Imdly bruised mid
boaten In the wtfray.
amtiho on o mwamapa
OEG l-IST OF t4AES FOR OUR.Y
-
YOU'LL HAVE TO HAND
IT TO HIM FOR HIS
PERSISTENCE, ANYWAY
PENDLETON, Ore., Oct.
2.'). Here is a story with a
climax. During the "round
up" nt Pendleton recently,
No Shirt SuufUh, an Indian
brave, was ono of the con
testants in the buckaroo con
torts. Much tnonoy wn wag
ered on him by other buoks.
SunHsh rode well and then
to show the judges just what
lie could do he spurred ins
horse.
Up went tho nnimnl. Down
went Sunfish and into the
dust with him went the hopes
of many braves who had
staked their coin on him.
And the moving picture ma
chines caught it nil.
When the pictures were
shown yesterday n tall, sad
appearing brave attended all
four performances. Finnlly
Mnnnger Clark said:
"L'mp!" exclaimed the In
dian. "I lose much when Sun
fish bucked off. I bet ho rido
'em today and I lose four
more times."
CLOEF
Man Arrested In San Francisco Says
Plot to Rob Bank of Montreal Was
Outlined to Him in Portland City
Jail.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2T. In
formation which uiny lead to tho ar
rest of ouo of the gang of fivo men
who blew the safe of the branch of
tho nnuk of Montreal, at Now West
minister, 11. C, and escaped with
!f2nS,000 in gold nnd currency, and
possibly lay tlio fundation for round
ing up the gang, will bo given out
in i luiituui, uic,, mhiii, nucoriiiiig in
Oscar Audrow Jackson, n proniotor
who is hero today in charge of an
officor. "
His information will not bo given
out, lie snys, unless tlio offioors
grant hi.in immunity when ho gets to
Portland.
Jnokflon snys that ono of tho men
who did tho job nt Now Westminis
ter outlined tho plot to him in tho
city pail ut Portland.
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DISTOICT ATTORNEv"
T SESSIONS
HYDE TRIAL
Trial of Alleged "Germ Poisoner" 1$
Proceeding Very Slowly and Ef
fort May Be Made to Have Case
Hurried.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 23.
Night sossions nre probable in the
second trial of Dr. B. C. Ilyile, the
allloged "germ poisouor," charged
with the murder of Colonel Thomas
Swope and n number of his relatives
which is in progress hero today. The
examination of talesmen for the jury
is proceeding nt n snail's pace, nnd
unless the case proceeds faster, night
sessions will bo inaugurated soon.
Only forty examined veniremen ro
mniucd on tho second panel when tlu
court convened today. Tho first
pnnel wns discharged on the ground
that tho officer which summoned
them wns binsod against Dr. Hyde
Of tho largo number of talesmen ul
ready examined, only three jurors
have beon selected, and of these two
probably will be challenged premp
torily. The second trial of Dr. Hyde open
ed on Monday.
GIRLS
BODY THIi TIME
Police Fail to Disclose Eelther a Vial
or a Paper Containing Cyanide in
Bathrobe Worn by Miss Linncll
When She Diet).
BOSTON, Mass., Oct. 2C Falluro
to disclose elthor n vial of a paper
containing cyauldo in tho bathrobe of
MI83 Avis Llnuoll, tho young girl for
whoso allegod murder Row C. V. T.
Rleheson is hold lu jail hero, causod
tho pollco to Insist pon a socond
autopsy on tho girl's body, which Is
In progress hero today, This is tho
third timo tho body has beon oxam-
lnod.
VALDEZ, Alaska Prospootovs
from Port Wells report that four now
volounoos are bolohing masses of
blank smoko on tho Konai penin
sula. Two nro oloso togothor nml
tho others nro sovou milca distant.
m
XAMINE
NEW RULING 8Y
JUDGE IS
TO THE DEFENSE
Bordwcll Says That If Juror Has an
Opinion and There Is Doubt as to
Divesting Self of That Opinion He
Will Be Barred.
ONLY FOUR MEN ARE
PASSED BY EACH SIDE
Defense Objects to Questions by
Judge Careful Not to Give
Offense.
HALL OF RECORDS, LOS AN
GELES, Cal., Oct. 23. That a juror
wilt not bo qualified to try Jnmcs B.
M.cNnmara for murder in connection
with the destruction of Los Angeles
Times merely because he snys lie is
wiling to lay aside any preconceived
opinion was mode plain by Judgo
Bordwcll todny. The court stated iio
would personall ytako into consid
eration the qualifications of tlio jur
or and where thero was any doubt of
his ability to divest himself of tho
opinion he would givo tho defenso
Mint limmfif nml nvmion 1. - 4...
I Tn making this MfnTnSfi. &- . ,
wen sustained tho challengo inter
posed by the defenso ngainst F. J.
Mullin. Tho later Bnid ho believed
McNnmnra guilty but was wiling to
lay that opinion aside and givo him a
fair trial.
The morning session was enlivened
by n protest from the defenso ngainst
tho questioning of A. C. Winter b
Juodge Bordwcll. Tho defenso had
challenged Winter for cnuso because
he said ho believed the Times wns de
stroyed by dynamite. Attorney Dav
is objected to questions propounded
by tho court, saying ho believed them
unintentionally framed for tho pur
pose of qualifying tho juror. Ho
mndo it very plain that ho wns not
criticising the court but was suggest
ing that possibly certain questions
wero hardly proper.
Judge Bordwell said his questions
wero designed to elucidate tho frame
of mind of the juror.
At the end of tho morning session
tho original four jurors pnssed for
cause by both sides George W. Mc
Kce, Seaborn B. Manning, Hoberfc
Bain nnd F. D. Greenstill held their
lone scats at ono end of tho jury box.
eoocSI
speak here
'
Mrs. Prudence Stokes Brown of San
Francisco Will Lecture on "Edu
cation and Socialism" at Opera
House Thursday Evening.
Mrs. Pnulenco Stokes Brown of
San Francisco ,ono of tho foremost
women educators on tho Pncifio
const will lecture nt the opera houso
Thursday ovening on "Education nnd
Socialism." A special invitation ia
extended to tho women of tho city.
DETECTIVE Wi
SHOT EXONERATED
SEATTLE, Wii., " Oot. 25. City
Dotootivo Joe Biiiuchi who Friday
killed Frank Harris on the street
in rond daylight, when Harris re
fused to halt, wns jutificd in tho
killing, according to tho cornor'
jury. Harris was huspeotcd of try
ing to sell stolon goods. Illanclil
allot a man hint full, , '