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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
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MIODTORD, OinWON, TTKKIJAV, M Y 21, 1012.
No. ri.
DERS llffl
AT SAN DIEGO
CALIFORNIAS GO VERN 0 R OK
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NO TOLERATION ! ,m
Kiaiara
Johnson Orders Attorney General to
Proceed to Snn Dli'uo That Law
May Be Enforced and a Solution uf
San DIl'hu's Prolilcm Found;
"Oriianlrd Society Cannot Sudor
Denial of Protection of the Laws
hy Any Locality to Any One Man."
HACUA.MICNTO, CaL. May 21.
(Jovwruor .lohnwiu thU moriiliiK In
hiiiiiI a HtjitMiiiHiit (luil In) Iiiih dli not
ed tlm nuto H(toriny guiiornl to pin
i'immI in Bun DIoro that Jtirttluit inn)'
tin ilnno, t In l the liiw may ho en
forced, Mini Hint 11 milutlnn of tlm
problem mtutroutliig Hun l)oici muy
III' found.
fiimiuunllnK on IiIm urdr, (lover
nor .lohiuon toilny wild lo tho Cnltod
I'iem:
"Fituu all otr llio Mlulo lime
fount (o mo appoflUi lo liivttttlKitti'
tin Stan PIko nit nation, anil thcim
"Hie, In mint IiimIiiucoh, from other
BY VIGILANTES:
llian I. V. W.V I iiHked Mr. Harry
ani'i'ilitln t lit truth. I know Mr
WoliiMnck to tin rool anil calm ami
Jmllrlal In tumpi'mmi'iit, wlih a ran
it Id II t y ami cniiniKo. I In arropti'il
tlix lulimloii and, without rompi'iiMi
tlon, wont In hohalf of tla Htalo of
(,'allforuln lo Han I)Iko, lnvolr.at(tt
In hi usual cviriiful, iialiiKliikluK nnd
JJiiHt' raHliloii, and inado thn roport
Whli'h lian linen pulilUlinil.
In Morn Tliau l.o-al.
"Tim irolilomiriHonti'd I inoro
than local. Tim nmno illffloultliti
that hiiil Snii DIi'Kd from tint I.
U'.'h may como (o any roiuiunnlty In
tlm ntatu In tin mar futnro, and I
wIhIihiI to liwrn tlm fail roncf rnlijK
tlm I. W. V. and Ita propuKaiula, nn
nll iih to InvcNllKNlt tho nlh'Ki'd
iii'tM of rrnulty and IuwIphnucmn In
San DIuKo, Kit that wo mluhl propor
ly and I'ffimtlvoly dual with Hut prolt
loin hiiniaflcr. and ho tluvt tho lulu
tal.o madu In olio iniuiunulfy In dual
Iiik x lilt tho irolilfm tlmro hIioiiIiI
not ho roiitit(iil MtiliMiinnt1) In otlmr
roiumiinltlHH of tho Hlato.
"Hoyoml thlrt, howovor anarrhlHtlo
tho I. V. U'.'h nilKlit ho, no oii;an
lml Kovi'iniiHHit ran tidorato tho ad
mlnlHlratlnn or law hy vlKllant8 or
hy any oxlra Jndlflal lioily.
"W'liuii Mr. Wolimtoclc wont to
Kan Dli'KO 1 could not uudi'iMtaiid
why miy ilnht thinking ihuhoii
Hhould ohjoct to tho Kovi'i'iuiu'iit (lf
Dm Htalo aMcortuliiInK tho truth con
rornliiK alli'KCil lllt'Kiit or rincl prac
llciiH or aHrioilod luJiiHllct', and I
could mil nniU'iHtaiid why a man of
Mr. WulnMlnck'rt HtamlliiK and char
acter hIioiiIiI hlniHClf an well iih tho
(Continued on I'iiko G.)
IS
CALLED raw
KKW YOUK', Mhv 'Jl. MilltM- da
iiiiiuilnliou of u hat li Icrincil tin'
"nmok i'v'HkIimih nliuosilii'io" hiir
riiiuiiliiit,' llio tiliM-t rorut ion u Motion
o' Cliuoiico V. T. Uiclu'hiiii, ronnor
im.Hlnr of n CnmliriilKo oliiiroli, wiik
voiced lioio today liy lfov. Dr. Miuli
hoii, u inomiiuMil. Ilnplil minihlm' of
New York, lie Hiiiil;
"II in Hiieli Vioel; solcinnily llial
most liori'iriiiH a linnlcniMl pcixnu, If
tlm Kov. Mr. iIoIiiikoii iiinlly iihkcil
KiehiiMiii: 'A ro yon nmily lo ilio for
.lllhllW1 HllliOf it WIIK lllO WOl'rtl U'tlVlIH-
y on llio (ilini'cli nml leliKion over
couiiiiK fo my nolico. II is jusl hiioIi
bai'iiliiiMiH lliiiiri llial iiiorti ilih
mihlH NOiihililo people.
"Kii'IioHoit did not ilio I'm' llio hiiIio
of .Ii'hiih ChiiHt. Ill) ilied to hi I inly
llio (leiimiiilH of jiiHlico. Sueli thlnus
onlv Klnril'v mnnlui' and ntlinel at
liMilion lo imirdiM'i'i'H."
than I. w. v. I naked Mr. Ilarryii rinpn Hini liITr
Wolimtork lr ho voiil.l not. In In-half J j H A 1 h 1 W lAIrr
of tliu mat... ko to Kan Dlogo nnd J LLnf LO UllvL II II L
ELECTROCUTON
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TOT, CteAIN
Four Judge of Hit Court of flcnrrnl
KdMltiiis In .Now York Jonrph I'". Mill
uncoil. Tlmiiui O. O'.Sulllviiii, I'M ward
Hiwinii nml Tliouui' O. T. Grain nro
now mentioned In the lnvcxtlKtitloti
being conducted liy llnyuioiiil It. Fos
iSsmffi &' ;M
I
Ss- - HoJMl.,
illck, CoiniiilMftluucr of Account, nctliiR l Hint 300 had liocn lillloti hiiiI wound
for .Mayor (Jnynor and Police Commbijoil when ilny left, with llio buttle
.hIoiut Wnhlo In mi lunulry Into UiolMlll fiercely raging,
comluct of certain trial. The Imjulry I President Madoro buttii'd a call for
prombiea Ki'iuntloiiH.
AFTER SIX WEEKS
OF MARRIED LIFE'
.Munyiuit n xiil only lo livo nidi
her nix wi'ekM inn! Ilien iloporl her for
mi appaiunt ichnoii oilier lliau thai'
lie Inn! tired of lirr, led to tlic arre
of K. ('. .Moiitiftuuerv .Momlny hk In
whn miiuj; tlmuiuli mi 1 1 in way north
from Oalvlnml. I'nl.. lo 1'oilluinl. II-
wax given a iirttliuiinarv horinf in
the iuxIicc'h eourl in llii eily Tnt-
lav nml hoiiml over to await uctiou
of tlic u'liiml jury. MoiiiIm weie fixed
ill $.11111. Iteillit ulllllile o ie tlm
leipiitcil lioinl tie i now Indwell in the
eiiunlv .jail.
1 ii wilder .Monluomery while a
refident of .Medfuiil met nml won
Mi Klxio Mrouilli'v of tliin city, lie
met her at lite lit liy fnril hIiop kept
liv Imt iiaieiilH nml ufler a whirlwind
couilxliip niarrieil her. They loll ;.
make their liome at Oaklnml, ('all
torniii. Siv ucokx laler, nfler iiIiiih.
iotf licr, .Moutuomerv Ncut liix iil
wile In her pui'oiilH iiuu: "" leaxon
oilier than tlmt lie could not Mipporl
liiT. Mr. Montoinerv reliiriicil and
Iiih liv eil with lier imrenl niuce.
Al the liemiiit; in Hie jiwliee's eourl
lodav it iininlier of leltei-s written hy
MoiiIkoiuoi'v to hit wife were intro
ilnecil ami rami. Tlie-e lellers are
tilled with Die moid ohtccuo lanuae
ami iilinwiM euleiilnk'il lo cnnmi livr
In Miiffer.
Ifot'ciitlv MoiilKouiery unde o hi
wife lelliui; her In meet him at the
I nun Moniluv and to "come alone."
A warrant wan nuked for and lie was
plnceil under nrreil at Ashland hy
('ou-liihlc. SiliKler.
MniilKoiunry could mako no nn
faclorv eplmialiou of hix coiiiso in
llio ,iiisici''H court, nml wns houml
over. Apparcnllv his onlv concern is
for himself ami lu displays no fooling
for his mil wife in spilo of llio fuel
that she is in a delicate condition
IY
T REMAIN
SUSPENDED FROM
I'lllDADMLIMIIA, I'a., May HI.
Ty I'ulih must romaiii indol'iuilely
hUHpniided from tho American lougiio
iih punishment for Ids notion in htrik
iug n fan in Iho Now Ymk IiIoiuiIioih
hist wuok.
'I'liib docihjon was renolied lids af
ternoon tiller u two hours' eoiiferonoo
of tho haseliall mnguntos of tho Am
oricnu leagiio here. Tlio oslraci.ed
(loorgiun'M follow players of (lie Do.
fruit Timers woro roinstnled, with
fines of .ft 1)0 each for remaining out
of Iho giiiuo (wo days on a synipatho-
BATTI
15 MILES FROM
E
Great Excitement Prevails In Capital
j as Result of Fierce Flfllitiruj Be
tween 3000 Zapatistas and 1200
Federal TroopsOver 200 Slain.
President Madcro Issues Call for
Volunteers But Mexicans Inside
City Refuse lo Respond.
MKXK'O CITY. May 21. Croat
excitement uxuUM among (tin Ameri
can roiildonts of (ho rapltnl toilny
over (ho new of Home fighting
which In In proguts hetwiwn .1000
Apuflstnit mill 1200 federal troops
15 uilliw from this city.
Coiuier brought llio ri'iiortH of
the buttle Into the capital, dHclarliiK
volunteer wh'-n In' hoard the news.
luil tli" MfxIraiH IiihIiIu tho city
fiiFid to ri'ipond.
DARROW'S TRIAL
ro-
I.n.S ANHHliK, Mav 'Jl. Superior
.Inline Iliittnn miuounceil today th.lt
the Darrow ctisc will not he roMiiueil
itntil tomorrow morning. A eniio
which Iiiih hecn called, is .scattorcd
tliroiixh the county and tho sheriff
stated (hat it would he iinpo-ihle
lo hrinir (hem into court today. With
hut one vacancy in tho jury offortu
to Mtiit the twelfth juror will then W
roxtiincil,
Tho eleventh juror, .scoured Into
yoMurdny, it Klijali H. I.ofter of Los
Angelo. u oiirpontor.
ilohn It. Harrington, a Chicago at
toiiiov who was nsMicintcil with Dar
iow in tho McNiiinuru trial and who
win, expected lo ho a witness for tlic
prosecution, lias not appeared in Lo.n
Anucles, nnd there are rumors (hit
lie will not appear at tho trial.
FULLY IDENTIFIED
nilCAtlO, Mn. 'Jl Ily moans of
photographs taken at the morgue in
l.os Angeles .Mis. ruthoriuo O'Malloy
ami her daughter, Maj O'.Mnlloy, hero
today piihitiel. idontilied the ietiiu
of iho lniiignlow niuiiler in the C'ali
I'luiiia oitv as that of their cousin,
Minnie Qiiiiin, formerly omployed as
a domestic nt W'iunclkn, u Cliicngo
siihnrli. Tho Cliicago polico holiuvo
that this cuds (ho case nml that ('. C.
Dillon killed hero last Sal unlay hy a
.North Western train was her slayer.
.Mrs O'Malloy, told tho police that
Miss Quinn had licen employed nt (ho
homo of Douglas Smith, a Chicago
hanker, who lives at W'innotku. She
said tilt victim often referred to Dil
lon as hot sweetheart.
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LEAGUE DECIDE OFFICIALS
lio strike with Cohh,
The only halm offered C'ooh at this
afternoon's mooting was the adoption
hy tlm magnates of resolutions pledg
ing themselves to tho protection of
playors from insults. It was agreed
that hpeoial polieo will horouftor ho
hired ut all American league games,
wherever llio regular police uro un
uhlo lo handle the situation. '
President Navin of tho Detroit
oluli Hinted that ho would pay OomVs
fino and that of each of Iho striking
playors,
M
AWATS
Vffltt
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INDEFINITELY
RICM DIES
WITHOUT SIGN
OF COLLAPSE
Unfrocked Preacher Coolest Man In
Death Chamber Goiiifj (o His Doom
Apparently Unaffected Death In
stantaneous, j
Chaplain Almost Collapses After E-
cculion Unnerved hy Heroism I
With Which Victim Met His Fate!
I50STON, Mai: 21.
Th.
Kev,
Claioneo V. T.ltiilwMiu, xlacr nt
Avjs l.iuni'lU Tlyiwm high scliool
:irl Hc.iil to )jY(iiilh in the cloctric
chair at t'lmrlfyfipwi iirisnu at l'J:10
todav wiliioiif a wliliH'r. The young
A'irxiuian who wan i'iM'ceil to die
cravenly, wiim IhcoMlist mmi in the
death chamliur. t!J'iM to his doom
apparently unalfeot!.
When Wanloii Undoes nrrived .it
IlichcMiiiV oll ghitftly alter mid
night, Kichesoit wiM hinging. Tho of
ficial waited until M lt verso wiih
rmished mid told tlitf condemned man
that the limo had coTiw wlicn ho imi-t
die.
"1 am ready lo go with you,"
iricheson said iiuifltly. "There will
ho no scene."
As-ltiia I-'m'vuIIoiici's.
Willi hodv orecl iml oyos looking
straight ahead. Kichton initrchod to
the death chamliur; Thcro ho survey
ed .tliu doath iustruuiQuU nml fcuat'uu;
IdniM-lf l.t'ihtJSJftr- oWfrraioii(r.l
his oyos, mid moved his Hw in
prayer. This jmi-liod, ho L'huuvil
curioiislv at tho straps and electrode
and usxi-tcd the officinU to hackle
tlio IcHthor hell across Iho abdomen.
The rubber ma-k first was put mi
his head npide dwii mid tho former
pastor rsmilod as it wns roiuowd
nml eorroctlv icpluood.
Tlio current was turned on .;t
l'-,:10:OL Itii'hosoii'ri nuisolos twitch-
el slightly as the 1.U0O volts coursed
through his body. Twice tho voltage
was reduced ami thou turned mi
again. Prison physicians declared
that death was iti-tnutnnooti-. Kich
cson mi-, officially pronounced dead
ut l'J:17.
Cltaplaln Is Unncrviil.
Oliuplaiu Herbert Stohbins almost
collapsed after tho o.vooution. lie
said:
"It was not I lie misery or horror
of tlio tiling that -liouk mo. It was
tho horoisf displuved by tlmt man nt
doatli. It was a ruvelatiou and a
miracle such ns (Sod only can bring.
"I'lilil bo was pronounced dead 1
could not hcheve tlmt this poor sin
lied who had confessed so much
weakness and eovvardiuo would bo
able to lio so courageously. Iiiehe
son died a far hettur man than ho
over lived."
At '2 o'clock this aftornoou Kidie
son's body wns still uiuduiiued. I'n
loss relatives claim tho body hy to
morrow morning it will bo buried hy
tlio stale.
Douglas Itit'liosou muiniiuced horo
this aftornoou that ho would not do-
cldo until tomorrow whothor to claim
IiIh brother's body. Ho la awaiting
(Continued on I'uro 8,1
RAILROADS DECLINE" "'
ON SIOCK MARKET
NKW YOlv'K. May il,-Ciuuiliuu
Pucifio broke two points at tho open
ing of tho stock market today, cairy
Inir other aelive issues suhslautially
lower in sympathy. Oouorally tho
market was dull and intuitive, relloot
ing a tendency to await developments
in tlio Ohio primary cloudou.
llohigb Vnlley, luion Pnoifie, St.
Paul and others made, substantial do
olines, Later Canadian l'acifio show
ed a further drop of, a i.jt beliovcd
to bo duo to liquidation in llerlin.
Tlio industrial stocks vvoro nhout Iho
only issues to show nny strength.
United Stutes Kuldior wa's up 1, and
tho motul stocks voM) fraotionnlly.
Tho miirkot closed irregular.
Howls woro sternly.
ON WAY TO PRISON
CLACLNCL VTWCHLuon! (Cf.TK.r.)..i N-. VA i Vu CH.K L jXCTJM
sTTATE. P.iixJM
TO THE PUBLIC.
There will he a public meeting at Hie Opera House,
on Wednesday evening, lay 22, at S o'clock p. in. It
is what is known as a "Booster .Meeting"; at this meet
ing the subjects of Irrigation of the Valley, (lood Roads
Bonding Act, and Blue Ledge Railroad will be dis
cussed. There will also be much entertainment of a
literary kind. It will lie an inturusting meet big to any
one who attends. Wo, people, ot Upgijv Uiviiu. valley
ought to gel together 'on some of these propositions,
and see if we can't revive conditions in our midst. In
union there is strength.
You and your neighbors are invited, and particu
larly requested to be on hand. All the live men of the
neighborhood will be there. It costs you nothing ex
cept your time, and for that you will be well repaid.
AIKDFORI) COMMERCIAL CLUB.
THREE LOTS
FIR
STREET
BY
F
h. Neldeintcver has purdiased tho
throo lots owned by Frank Walt on
South Kir strcol near tho Ilnriuun
railroad, paying SI 0,500, a portion
of which wns lmld by tliu trnnafor
of roal ostnte to Walt, whloh Is sit
uated on tho Stewart limo west of
tlm city,
Nohiornieyer will begin work Im
mediately upon tho uroctlon of a
modern livery stable on tho promisor.
Tho building will ho of brick ami
stouo and will bo modern in ovory
particular. When It Is eoiuplotod it
will bo occupied by A. W. Wnlkor.
who now conducts tho Nash stable.
MIXXKAPOIJS, Minn., My 21. -Tlm
ninth ballot for tho election of
bishops was taken at tho fpiHdreoni.il
general conference of the Methodist
Kpiseopal church hero todav, with the
deadlock uuhioktn by a dioiie..
WA
OR 10,500
HMD'S CROOKED DHLS DESCRIBED B!
PU
WASHINGTON. May 21. Judge
Archhald of tho coniinorco court
speculated in a gold initio located In
Honduras and visited offlulals of tho
Philadelphia & Itoadlng railroad In
mi effort to uogotlato a coal deal,
accord Ing to ovldeuoo presented to
tho Judiciary coiumlttoo today by
witnesses, W. W. ltlssluKor, a law
yer of Serauton, testlflod that five
days before ho hail tiled a case be
fore Judgo Archhald la 1910 which
was amicably settled out of court
that Arohbald "went In" with him on
a plucor gold don I and that ha en
TO BE ELECTROCUTED
, , lt M i - - t
j TOTAL
! THIS
.63
.4F
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With a total precipitation of .(i.S
during the past IS hours the rainfall
for Mav if. now within .4 of normal
and indicHlioii.s are that tlio normal
will bo exceeded as it was in April.
Tho rain onine as a groat benefit t
tho orohnrdists and ranchers of the
vulloy and assures what promises to
he a bumper fruit crop in the vulloy.
Tho downpour hits caused a cosa
lion of orchurd work for a few days
as most of lint orchards arc now too
wet for tho men and teams to get onto
them.
BRITISH GUNBOAT CRUISES '
WEST COAST OF MEXICO
Cl'LlACAX, Mcmco, Mav 21. Tlm
Hritisli gunboat Algcrino today has
arrived at Mazatl.ui preparatory lo
a cruise ali.'ig the west to.ts of Mex
ico to pick lip retiigi-cs.
RAINFALL
STORM
ROM
NORMA
INI
dorsed ArchlMld's "oH for ?2500
which was to pay for oue-thlrd of
tho stock. He said tho note was still
unpaid.
George F. Unor, prosldout of tho
Philadelphia & Heading railroad, and
Vice President Hlchards of tho samo
company tostlfiud that Judgo Arch
bald tried to Induce thorn to loaso a
eulin pllo to Fred Warnoko of Scnui
ton and that thoy refused.
Mary Ilolaiid, a nloco of William
Uolaud, tho Serauton coal dealor,
wns subjected to croas-oxainlnntlon
by Archbald's attorneys at today's
hoaiing.
iHEAVY VOTE IN
01 PRIMARIES
BEING POLLED
Fair Weather Everywhere Throun.li
out State Votmrj Early and Polls
Remain Open Until 5:30 o'clock
Late Before Result Is Known.
All Candidates Predict Victory Taft
is Confident Harmon Chances
Hurt hy Bryan.
COM'MKUS, Ohio, Mrty 21. With
fair weather everywhere througho'it
the Htatc, Ohio voters tunied out
I carlv today and started ixilliug a
jhfavy oto for delegates to the ro
. piibbrmi and tlcmocratiu conveiltions,
18 of whom will be chosen by tho
republicans. The polls opened at ."jrlJO
o'clock this morning and will not
close until f:.'H) o'clock this after
noon. It is believed it will ho Into
before the result is known.
Supporters of Taft, Hoosevclt and
La Follefte all express confiikueo In
the result. La Folletto hopes to
elect at least a dozen delegates, whilo
tho Koosovelt forces say they nru
sure of at least .T2.
On the democratic side Harmon
and Wilson men doelnro victory is
sure. Unruion men admit William J.
Hryaifs opposition to the Ohio gover
nor will hurt' him hndly but dcclure
that despite this ho will easily win.
The democrats arc voting directly
for their candidates.
La Folletto is seeking delegates in
only four districts two in Cleveland,
one in Columbus nnd one in Toledo.
Unusually heavy voting was re
ported In cities ami towns and a light
vote In tho rural districts. Tho Taft
people claimed that tho flno weather
would holp tho president and hurt
Roosevelt, because the farmers who
are supporting tho former president
were behind In their spring work nnd
would not leave tho fields to voto.
lt was estimated lato this aftor
noou that the republicans would poll
300,000 votes and tb9 democrats
200,000. It is believed that Senator
La Follctte'3 candidacy Is hurting
Colonel Roosevelt.
Taft Is Confident.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 21.-
PruMiliHit Tilffr sltmt Into linrw tiwliiv.
having arrived after midnight from
Dayton, whore he closed his fight for
Ohio's national delegates. His broth
er, Charles P. Taft, issued a state
ment today, saying:
"I hao assurances from every
where in tho state, indicating t hit t llio
president will receive a largo major
ity, if not all of the state'.- delegates
(Continued ou Page C.)
SLAIN IN BAM
IlKRM.N', May 21. Aftor terror
izing storekeepers In a Rorlln sub
urb throe bandits who adopted meth
ods similar to thoso omployed by the
phantom bandits of Paris, met death
early today In a buttle, with tho po
lice. At midnight tho authorities
woro notlflod tlmt a trio of desper
adoes vvoro operating In tho suburb,
looting stores and threatening doath
to ovory one who attemptotl to Inter
fere. Polico woro rushed to tho
scene In automobiles,
Tho bandits wore heavily armed
and put up a desporato fight. Har
dened with loot, thoy woro easily
overtaken and one of tlmlr number
dropped lu his trucks with a scoro
of bullet wounds In his body, Tho.
other dropped tho loot and fled. Tlio
second robber wns wounded and at
tempted sulcldo, Inflicting u soYoro
wound. Tlio third bandit stopped,
killed tho wounJod man and then
continued his flight, He was finally
riddled with bullets.
BERLIN
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