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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
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M13D.F0RD, OmOOCttf, HATTIclMY, JANTAUY .13, 1912.
No. 253.
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THREE DEAD, SIX MAROONED, SHIP LOST
JACKSON COUNTY OVERWHELMINGLY FOR LA FOLLETTE
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ON COLUMBIA
BAR SCHOONER
TURNS TURTLE
NEED MONEY
TO MAKE HOME
IN EOS ANGELES
Awarded Sharo &
of Nohcl Prlzo
William M. Colvltj, president of Med-.
ford CiMiimrrctnl Club, Tells uf lm- J
previous Received While on Recent
Visit In Southern California.
BOOSTING AND MONEY MADE
DESERT PLEASANT PLACE
Would Not Exclinit(je the Climate of
Southern Oregon for That
of Southland.
jritatxsoott nt.c vsoure
(My WUIIhni M. ('.dug.)
1 having Jimt returned fromiHMitheiii
CnllfflmU nml wh.v imhiiIm, It might
lit) inlfrcaling (i btow nlmt a lu-
dwt of woMtrti UilixMllmi think (
IIK WllltlllMHll HHll lilt ll'MMiill wllli'll
IinHe4t IffHlllliltll III illllllllit lIlMl MII
lion of Ajiiniii'M. OriKliMilly iho
country wm ic(iImIi' ninl mint -triu'lito.
I( eoltet prlneijmllv of
bnrieii hill-t ninl mhiiiI iIiuicn, (In'
iniiMi lining relieved only liy brmdi.
Wllli'll I'ltVOK'lt till tllllll'lllllWN of nit-
hue, lint toilMy tlm entire i ttteioti U
dtdtml with bcHutll'nl 'i(ii ninl ill
tnuilivt vIIIm.
tMt Ajuptot) In many wiiy le n
tWHiloi'tSil 0 of iilmiil 3(00,000 In-
linhltiita, hhiI nl tlito (into uf Uk
ywir there uro not lex (linn ir(),(t()t
Mnplo living in I lu cily ninl it nub
hiIih, wIuhih home are olftowhoro.
Thoy are there for vnrioiia roMsun.
M largo wrt of tlii'iu liming onmo to
oenp lh rigorim cliiimlo of ntlmr
wrln of the union, nnd oilier to n.
oupmnttt their IhwUIi. During tho
wwlc that I iil hi tli clly. tin
tiny wwih vi'ry ninilltir to our diiy
In June. There whm n olnudlctM ttky.
Hit lc wiw warm nml iliiiniiiit. nml
nil tint nnt nct'iiiml lo mty, "Cniuo here
mill nwt." 1 do not think it coun
try whom n live, uggroMnivc spirit
Mould winlt In upend hi ilwyn, uiiIomm
lin IihiI plenty of money, nml would
not iwm to mix freely in the bat
tle of lifu. Hut in u nntioit (ion
tnininx nearly 100,1)1)0,111)0 people,
thorn Nrn uiHiiy IIihiihuuiIh wltn linvt
eiioiigli o live on without .work hikI
wliuMit pliyMienl otimlitioiiH imluee
tluitii to iNHwpo llm I'limutin iuHit
itneen of thoir lionum in olluir itHloi;
men nml women in fuel who wnut to
"do nothing nil the lime," ami then
a in it Ki'iuit miiny of thin eluan who
Keek autithiirn rnlifoiuin iih tin im
flHpti rum) nppiu'diit ilU of other lo
onlllln. Aro C J lent ltoohtrrrt.
Tlui nitloiiH of I.oh AueleH uro
H rent ImoHlorH; I hey never tiro of
telling of tlioir aliinoin ollmuto nml
niuynifioiinl nily, nml tlio womlvrful
Nee new Hiirrnumliii it. They huvo ex
ploiteil all tlumo iohoiiitoh to u wou
ihirful extent; they have mmlo a rnil
ro nil to Iho Mmiuuit of Moimt Luwo.
l-'voryouo who viniU the idly talu'H ill
thin trip nl an uvpeiiNe if from $5
to .$1(1, nml yul it hmmty ami uniiul
enr )h no (loinpurihou with our own
(Valor hike. Then there in Calnliim,
'2H miluK at kimi, iidIIumk inoro than
a ha iron pile of rock, hut man Iiiih
Imililed Upon it the hoaiilil'iil little
oily of Aviilou. It cohIh $2.00 to ho
taken them and haek from Loh An
(jolou. You HjtL'iid .fit) or .flfl whilo
ut t'atalitui,
Tho Htthuihaii villacH ahoul I.om
AiiKoloa uro ory hmiutiful. In Pana
dena, a Hiihuih of largo proportion,
I hero aro the ro.sidoiioos of tit) mil
limmiroH aloii otio ntroel alouo, Oi
gaiitin palm truoH ami olhor tropical
lilantd mako vorilahlo phtturcs on tho
1'iutl of nature in ami almut tho
Kj'oumlri around (hoso roHidoaooH, Of
no 1 1 wo, you will take a trip to l'awa
(lona, Alliatnhra, l-oiig Hoaoli, Vouioo
ami other heaiilit'ul plaeoH, and, on
onoli trip you will louvtv from $5 lo
if; 10, whloh you hnvo won from tlio
hiiwiiioH voutttroH iu other IiiiuIh,
Hufl'or for Wator.
AcconllaK to n ilvipatcli from Chrl
t tn iila I lie Nobol penro (irUu linn tx-cu
iiwnriU'tl Jointly to Prttfnwior T. M. 0.
ANer, n iiieintior of tlio Dulcli Council
of Ktnto, nmt llerr Alfnil II. IVIcd.
1'illlor of tho Vienna rrlik'iuarlc.
ICnc-li rwi'lvwi JI0.WJ
THHEECHACKSMEH
BLOWSAFEOFBANK
ANDTHEN ESCAPE
Detonation Awakes Citizens, Who
Grab Shotfjuns and Head Off Men
Battle Follows, One Bandit Be
lli II Wounded.
WISCONSIN .
PROGRESSIVE H
HAS BIG LEAD
In Plchcscltc Conducted hy the Mall
Tribune "Little Giant" Gets 123
Votes Out of a Total of 1194 Cast
Roosevelt Second With 211.
REPUBLICANS OUTNUMBER
THE DEMOCRATS 2 TO I
Taft Is Only Given 120 Votes-Wilson
Leads Democrats, Willi
Bryan Close Second.
Holiort M. I .st Kollotto In tlm fn
vorlto for presidential nomination In
JnokHoit county, with Theodore
ItODHovolt miroml, iircordltiK to thq
ploldKollo foiiiluctud liy Tho Mull
Trillium dorian Iho psiKt fortnlKlit.
WIIhou ltniln tin duiiiocrntH, with
llriiu a I'liMo hocoiiiI. '
Tho following Ih tlio total voto sib
rorordod Haturdny noon, whun tho
polls cletunl:
Tnft no
Lit Kollntto 423
Itoortovolt 211
WIIhoii , , , , v, ioa
Hrmou ,...' 53
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VICWl'OltT IUCACH. Cal Jan. 13,
TliniM erarkmnon iwrly tmliiy lilow
tho wtfo of tin liitiuc of Nownort and
oninpi)d wills a Htnsilt mitn nftor njVotorn,
runuliiK Imttlo with rltUenn, durliiK
whloli onw of tho lntiidllM wish wound
ed nnd llrndloy Meinldo, it flHheinian,
whm nIioI twlco In tho hark ami por
ImpM rittnlly woundwl.
Illllii of larKi' doaomluatloiiH woro
Hcaltwred ntiout tho MtreotH hy tho
ImndltH, who In their fllKlit dropped
a Iink Into which thoy had crammed
Kold ami hlllx siKKrociitlni; Hovoral
tliomuiud ilolhtrH.
Tlm cracksmen Hhatterod tho hank
mtfo with nltro-tjlycerluo Hhortly ho-
foro 8 o'clock In tho morulni?. Work-
Iuk rapidly, thoy gathered prnotlcnlly
tho outiro ooutontH of tho vault unit
rtiHhod Into tho Htroot hoforo thoy
woro Interrupted.
Tho detonation camwd hy tlio ex
plosion rockud tho outlro vIIIiiko and
within five mluutOH a doxon rltUonR,
armml with Rliotunnrt, had blocked
ovory avonuo of imcapo.
William Hall, a wiloon koopor,
ovortook tho crftckHinon iih thoy woro
iitlomplInK to teach a Iiukk.v thoy had
loft at tho oiIko of tho town, llo
exchaiiKeil more than a doen hIioIh
with thorn, oiio of tho trio falllinr,
apparoatly badly wounUod.
Ono of tho bandltH, oarrylnt; hla
woiiudud companion, roaohod tlio
IniKK)' wlillo tho third suomhor of tlio
party oiiKaged Mall In it dosporato
KUII dllfl-
Wlillo tho fight was la progress
tho men In tlio bUKt;y laahod tho
homo Into a Kullop, ami dlmippoarod.
That tho robbory wan carofnlly
plaaaod Ih ovldoncud bv tho fact that
tlio ornckHinon had cut all toloKraph
and tolophouo wIioh Into Newport
llonch. Thoy also hIukIioiI tho tlron
of CiiHlilor Ii. II. Wallaco'H aiitomo
bllo, In a KnriiKO la tlio roar of tlio
bunk building,
Tho btiK of monoy dropped by tlio
hiiudltH wiih taken lit chargo by Wal
lace. It wiib a noBohiiK of tlio va
rloly UBod for food I m; lioreoa mill
horo tho jimrlc "X. 11., I.oa AiikoIcb,"
Hrynn ,ioi
DuIib - , 94
Tho linllotH woro Hunt In from al
most ovory precinct In JiiokHoa coun
ty and limy bo regarded as fairly
Imllcntlvo of tho BonUmoiit of tho
DR. JOSLEN JURY
FAILS TO AGREE
Man Charged With Having Betrayed
1 7-Year-Old Girl Must Face An
other Trial Panel Was Out 24
Hours.
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-jrfiBKiVvi'UliBfe 7&2L tv
VV3BV A SdfciHlllHli&Sjw ml
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Six Members of Crew Are Clinging
to Swaying Jetty on the Bar, Fight
ing for Life Against Wind anil
Waves.
CAPTAIN WITH WIFE AND
DAUGHTER SAFE ASHORE
Schooner Was Blown Against the
Jetty by Rising Gale Shortly
Before Noon.
A BIG KICK COMING.
-XEW TOKK msnAUx
GERMAN
RETURN
SAN FKANCISCO, Cal Jan. 13.
After rastliiK aoarly two doiou bal
lotH, nil with tlio Hiiiuo roHiilt, tlm
Jury la tho caao of Ur. Otto C. Jos-
Ion, charKOd with hnvlnu betrayed
tho 17 year old "candy nlrl," Ethol
WllllaniB, haa boon dlaclmrKCil and
proparatlona aro today bolus mado
for a now trial. Tho voto of tho Jury
stood t! to 15. Tho panel wan out 2 I
llOUI'H.
s
show eie chins i
FORJOGIALISTS:
Conservatives Admit That Socialists
Will have at Least 100 Members In
Reichstag, Making Them the Sec
ond Party In Strength.
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WTH
MERCURY
RECH FOUND GUILTY
OF MURDE
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I nnllciui on Iho trip Koutli, iiIouk
iCuiiituuuu on luio 6.)
it $250,000 BLAZE
PHILADELPHIA, Pn Jan. 13 A
flro which for four hours raged in
tho down town district horo was K"t
ton under control uhortly boforo 0
a. in. today, nftor caiialni: an outl-
matod dauuigo of ifUuO.OOO,
SANTA 11AH11AHA, Cal., Jnn. 13.
Sontonco upon John Itech, con
victed of tho inurdor of IiIr four-
houiH-old baby, will bo prouoiincod
TuoBday. ltooh was found Biillty of
murder In tho first degree,
Tho crlmo for which Itech must
pay a penalty was commlttc-d Novom
bor 2, lnnt. Tho IiIkIi cost of living
Koch ploiulod, proiiipted tho dcod.
OHIO SENATE ATTACHE &
CONVICTED; GETS 3 YEARS
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. IU. Con
victed of ooniplioitv in wliolosalo
Krafting in tlio Ohio logislnturo, llod
noy Doiglo, formor Rorgoaut-at-nVniK
of tlio Btato sonato, was Houtoimcd
today to Borvo thrco years in tho"
pcnitontiar.v. His uttoruoyB illcd n
hriof witli tho supremo court appeal
ing tho case. Arguments will ho
hoard January 211.
Nothing is surer in thte world thnii
(hat a uood Korvaut can (lml a good
Jplnoo throtiKh want advertising.
lltiltl.lX, Jan. LI. Hotitriw at
noon today indicaled that tho tooial
ihts eleoted inoinhcis to thu reiolihtag
from 07 district" and will hnvo t'l
least an even olumcc in electing olhor
eandidnto in tho robuJIotmg on Jan
uary 2-t in tho 10 districts where no
onndidnte ivceived a plurality in yes
terday's balloting.
Socialist lender claimed today that
thoy were certain to uarry at least
HO of those districts, tho conserva
tives admitting that the socialists
would probably lmo ut least 100
members in tho rcichgtag, making
them tlio second party in strength.
lhoro is also a possibility that the
relmlloting may icMilt,m tho social
ist winning i'iii. I placo ovor the
Catholic centrists.
Tho socialists retained fivo seals
from Horliii ami in tho relmlloting
expect to carry the First district,
in which tlio kaiser livijp.
Tho growth of soolalisnt hero is
shown today hy the fiiiuoiiiicemeut
that Lodhour, the socialist leader,
carried his district in Herlin hy an
increased voto of I'J.OQO.
Tlio government fears that tlio so
cialists, radicals and liberals will
form n coalition, nud thus completely
dominate the voii'lotng.
PIVEjELOW
For First Time In Years Zero Weath
er Prevails at Gotham Municipal
Authorities Do All in Their Power
to Alleviate Suffering.
Nowlyweds Are Cold,
CHICAGO, III , Jan. 13. Twonty-
olght nowly married couples, tho old
oat liolng 23, hnvo appoaled to tho
charity of tho county tor nsaUtnnco
na it result of tho xoro woathor horo,
NKW YORK, Jan. 13. Zero
woathor struck Now York today for
tho first tlmo in many years. At 5
o'clock this morning It was 5 bolow
zero, and at S a. m. the mercury had
risen only thrco degrees.
Accounts of tho suffering on tho
lower east sldo when tho mercury
falls hnvo been written tlmo and
again, but tho oxtromo privations of
tho poor In this blast of winter no
ono could fittingly describe Deaths
front cold and starvation aro hourly
being reported to tlio pollco, oven tho
morgues nro crowdod with shivering
and poverty stricken humanity try
ing to got warm, and ovory hallway
and area grating whoro thoro Is it
breath of heated air today is crowdod
thick with tho flotsam of tho slums.
Every offort of tho municipal au
thorities Is being given ovor to block
tho grip of cold nml starvation upon
tho sufferers. Pollco regulations aro
practically susponded, and tho bluo
coats, Instead of looking for law vio
lators nro searching tho alloys of tho
pooror sections, picking up thoso uu
fortnnntos who fall and rushing thorn
to shelter boforo they porlsh from tho
cold.
20 KILLER, 100
M DE
1
mjjilEUED
Federal Troops in Argentine Fire on
Legislature Battle Lasts Three
Hours Many Government Build
ings Are Destroyed.
11UKNOS AYRES, Jan. 13. Twon-
ty persons were, killed and not less
than 100 seriously Injured at Uahla,
iirnzii, touny, when that city was
shelled by fedornl troops under com
mand of General Setero Mouozes.
Tho clash resulted from a conflict
between tho federal government aud
states of tho republic, prompted by
tho refusal of tho Bahla authorities
to accede to habeas corpus orders Is
sued by tho federal Judge iu favor
of democratic legislatures.
General Monezos attacked tho leg
islature and a battlo lasting three
hours followed. Many government
buildings It is reported woro des
troyed.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 13. -
Picked up by the jxrt of Portland
tug Wnlulit this afternoon, the four
inusted schooner Admiral turned tur
tle on the Columbia River bar, and
probably will be a total wreck. Threo
men were aboard her when she turned
over and, according to reports rc
eened here, they drowned. Mean
while six members of the crew era
marooned on the swaying jetty on tho
bar, fighting for life against wind
nnd waves.
At 1 o'clock the Hammond lifusnv-
ing crew had completed preiiaration.n
to go to their rescue.
Captain Tiender nnd his wife nnd
daughter, who were reported to be on
the jetty, are at Fort Stevens. They
and three sailors left the ship this
morning and put to shore before tho
heavy southeasterly gale mado the
bar too rough for small boats.
The Admiral, a four-masted
schooner, was blown against the jetty
by the rising gule shortly before noon
nnd the crew scrambled on to tho
structures nud clung thoro while tho
ship bumped her way on toward tho
shore.
Tho Wultihi was sent out and suc
ceeded iu getting a line ou to tho de
serted vossel. The tug wns towing
her back toward the channel when
she turned turtle. Whether the threo
men aboard her were members of tho
tug's crew or of the Admiral is not
stated in the meager dispatches re
ceived here.
The Admiral, 171 feet in length,
was in ballast from Valapniso to
Orn.'s Harbor, Wah. She was 4-t
days out from the South American
jHirt.
MEN 10 WORK FOR
EQUA
L
SUFFRAGE
E. V. Carter of Ashland Is Vice Pres
ident of New Organization for
Jackson County Pike Davis Is
President.
Cold In Ohio.
COLUM11US, Jan. 13. With tho
thermometer down to 27 bolow zoro,
this district la experiencing tho cold
est weuthor of tho winter today.
A timid or reluctant uso of want
advertising does not mako n work-
hunt prosper.
PORTLAND RIDS HERSELF
OF MANY VAGRANTS
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 13. Lin
ing them up six lit a row, 127 mon,
arrested during tho night and given
suspended Beiitencos us vagrants,
woro marched to tho city limits today
and told to "leave town and not conio
back."
City Feeds Gulls.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Jan. 13.
Touched by tho pitiful condition of
thousands) of gulls starving in the
harbor hero hecaiiBo of tho zero
woathor, city officials today took
stops to relieve them, Refuso and
garbugo collected from cafes and ros
taurauts, usually Iiiclnoratod, woro
spread over the ico and thousands of
tho gulls gathered and feasted.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 13. The
most unlquo political organization In
Orogon, mado Its bow to tho public
todny as tho "Men's Equal Suffrago
Club" with W. M. Davis as Its prosl-
dont. E. V. Carter of Ashland Is
vico presldonL for Jackson county.
Tlio club was organized for tho
purposo of securing tho ballot for tho
women of Oregon, the only stato ou
tho Pacific coast whoro women can
not voto.
TO SOLIDARIZE SOCIALISTS
AND ORGANIZED LABOR
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Jan. 13. -Political
solidarity of the working
class and tho socialists will be Iho
most notable advance step advocated
at tho eleventh annual convention of.
tho state building trades council
when thoy meet next mouth in Fres
no. Recommendations tonkins? to thin
end will ho considered Sunday night
hy the executive board, representing
the "various county council.