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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1912)
-swiiKWit r -u I J. . : m PAGE SIX IDDFOKD MATL TKTOtTNE, MEmrORr), ORKflOK. MTIOSDAY. NAY 21, 1012. I ESPEE TO BUILD WILLIAM HODGE IN "THE MAN FROM HOME" AT MEDFORD THE ATER FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 24TH, TO ROPE COW JA VV KB PAMMAS TWO ROBBERIES EMMA TICKNER IN SEI1S-FL0T0 CBS ME REPORTED ACROSS COUNTRY 431 ill l u f ' J 1,1 i hi IN I'M M l! .1 i i i 1! 31 if h m Huff n Id Hill linn nothing on one Mcdford hoy. This youngster in the absence of ii tritely rawhide rinta awed In'.s pajamas with excellent re milts on refractory bovine. Chester Luiit, aged 1-1, who lives at 8." I oust Ninth street is ihe boy who proved adept with pajamas ns n lasso. Ho whs awakened nt nicjit recently hy his cow wildly clinging through lii( well kept garden mid summoning his brother Ucrhort went to the rescue of the. garden truck. Hy the time ho had left his room lliei cow had broken through the fence and had slatted down the wad at a 2:40 clip. Chester clad only in his pnjnnm shirt and trottecib started in hot pursuit. At the end of a half mile sprint lie o vi took the animal and threw his arms ahout her neck trying to hold her hut he soon found that this meth od was unsatisfactory. So quickly he doffed his pnjnnm shut mid using it nH h rope lie held Ihe cow until hi- The police aw working tod.i on (wo robberies which occurred dining the night but to date hae unearthed no clue as to the identity of the wit hers. The roiled State Chop house was broken into .Monday evening and Ihe gas meter broken open. Between nine and ten dollars wa scoured, ns Ibis met i r was one which operates when a jr cent piece is dwpped in a slot. The Nash flnll wns alo broken in to, the marauders oeuring between set en mid eight dollars. They left no clue. The police nrc inclined to believe thnt inasmuch as each of the ro' hcrics occurred in a restaurant tint the same partv is guilty. NO TOLERATION OF GOV- ERNMENT BY VIGILANTES (Continued from l'ago 1) m v rJ Mi . .', m feSSi-F THE MAN FROM H O MeTS-j5 1 governor of the state bo subjectctl to villiflcation and abuse, while merely bwther appeared on the fceuc with a endeavoring to Investigate the facts. liiigk tf&i Booth Tarkington ami Harry Leon Wil-ou, both prominent in the icnlni of literature, arc the authors of "The Man Krom Home" in which William Hodge will he seen at the M idfoid theatre, r'ndav. Mnv UWh. The ilay ha- broken all atieiidauce records in Now York, Chicago, Philadelphia ami Boston. The mmmioh arc laid in Italv, ami the priui'iptil character is nil Indiana lawyer who ha miles some delicate situations in mi able innmier. It is coiwdcrrd one of the best efforts of either writer. wirhon of his mother's clothesline and "bo.-sy'' wns promptly led back to her liing tpiartcrs. But Herbert is still guying Chester about his ap pearance when stripped to the waist he stood in the street holding the cow. Ti Of course, for any official to say that politics cnterett Into such an Investi gation Is worse than silly It is a demonstration of unfitness. Investigator Is Abused. "Since Mr. Weinstock's return various other matters havo been sub mltt'ed to me and I am convinced that Mr. Weinstock's report Is accurate. MORGAN'S PRESTIGE FORGED MERE REHESON E NKW YOKIC, .May 21 That J. , Of course. I have no sympathy with piorjiont .Morgan & Co.. by sheer s. PROBES ALASKA RATES HYANNIS, Mass., .May 21. Con vinced thnt Clarence V. T. Richeou went to his death an insane man. Mrs. Liunell, mother of Avis Liunell, an nounced here today that she had for given the former pastor for murder ing her daughter. "1 am convinced," Mrs. Liunell said n't her home here today, "that llichcson had been mentally irrespon sible for some time and died insane. Of course, I will accept the picture he left for me. Why not? It is a picture of my own daughter." HEAVY VOTE IN OHIO SLATTLK. .Mnv 21. The inter state commerce ooitmii-sion. it is an nounced hero todav. will cither sit in the oronacanda of the I. W. YWs. I... ..... ........ ... s.nttl. .... .!,.. ,...,, uL-.. i i ..,,. i weigiu oi preside, was auie 10 per- ;, ' --...., .. ...... Organized society or KOtcrnmont will, the alleged dixcriiHiiintioii in passcn- , im im.mc.iMn if iw. tnnKin. ,.r suado holders of stock In the Amurl- , .. ... . , , . . I uo impossible ir tne (cachings of, - "cr a id trcicht t-n t c tnrccd nLMim urn organization be carried Into er-.li uriiipc company io oxcmuigo ,, v,itc 1U.SS a,l Yukon rnilwuy feet, but no organized society or gov-' these holdings for steel stock was bv the Humboldt Steamship company, eminent can suffer for one Instant a ' testirtctl todav by I'orclval Roberts,. Th ease was dimicd by the com denlal of the protection of the laws Jp , thc 3 dissolution of T"" u .vr.K the ground by any locality to any man. Union!, .... , ., . thnt it hud no jurisdiction, but the llplnnL-Inc In hn I V W np nnv tno 8tct' trilSt Under tllO Sllcmiatl ,... . , ,, , i . . ueiont,ing io me i. u. v. or nnj supreme court recently oidcred it to other organization arc guilty of in- j law, which Is being conducted by the reocn thc investigation. A VICTIM OF B mam (Continued from Page 1) to the national convention." President Tnft will leave for the east tomorrow. United Statos government hero. Roberts swore that there were no LINEMAN SHOCKED BY confidences or secret negotiations 6g00 VfJLTS OF ELECTRICITY when the stool trust got possession of ' the bridge company. Ho declared, ,- ,r ,,,, .,, ,,, .,, ., that Robert Bacon, recently aniba-'for ,. , ,, Ililh, 0 Saffr., , J"""'0' ,Cam? l " " ani1 N"l'felectricilvM.rged.l.rou:hhis said that the stcol and copper com- ..., .,,;,, .,.,,, ,.. , , quest, be accorded. But Just as cer-ipany Intended to trade Its stock for ilmin, ,t( ,,, ()r,. w)l.1ill,.t,M, tainly will tho aid of the state bo! American Bridge stock and asked crporutioi, dvvtxic tlll ,,er Kl,. extended to any man, however hum-j him to do so. and become a director, WHnl All(lLr.on, a lineman, today k ble and feeble, whoso rights are of the steel corporation. To thl8'sUU nuei nis iM WfH ,.,.,, trampled upon in San Diego, and , proposition Roberts agreed, he do- Uirouglt to the brain and bin clothing with exactly the same alacrity wilt clared. l,.(i rf. H-fi r,".W.ll,?,Vll .1!.. fractions of the law, punish them: if thc laws arc inadequate to meet the present exigency then gladly will we do anything necessary to provide requisite statutes. "If San Diego wishes the aid of tho state in any Just course, most cheerfully will that aid, upon re- SAN I'RANCISC'O, Cal . May 21. Charging that ho was loft manacled wrists lo imkloti for 2 1 hours, with out foot): wjih lashed lo masthead In a blazing sun, M'ortchud by titciim and stlflud by chlorldo of time funn'S nt night, at the order of Captiilit V. A. Webb, Steward .loneph Wiinh Ingtou arrived In port hero todn on the stoaiucr I'ortlaud, i:t:i days from Norfolk, weakened to tho point of collapse by tho alleged rlc of In human torturuit Inflicted upon him The htownrd I charged with Incit ing mutiny on tho high scan and Is under guard nt the l'iil(d States marsnaiH ouico. no iieciareii no would pl.ico a counter charge of bru tality against Captain Webb. LOS ANdKLKS, Muv IN. l-'linil Hinxey for u new liillioad line be (ween Los Angeles mid Kpokuue litis been completed by (ho Southern Pa cific, iiceonliui; lo ercdlluble repot U heio liidny. The new lino is desiu'iuid to open up ti strip of country hltheilu mi touched bv miv nillioud. Conlnu tiou work, it is Niiitl, will begin very soon, mid liiiins bo running within . I hi cu veiirw. I-'ioiii Los Angeles lo ) MllillVn III., iil.imll Iiii.i ..r Hi.. U....II. I .....j....' .v !.. vii. ,....' ... .ii. ...linn- 'cm Pacific will be iikciI. KxtciisioiiH 'stnndnidiation of iiiniow uungo . lines mill ulilizatiou of iticsuut Ham man properties will ctliry the mud (lhiougli N'nvadii ittld wcHtoru lilntlo io u point on tlie Miakc u or, wlteiice a survey ih belug iiimle into Spokane. SECRET INDCTVTENTS BY SEATTLE GRAND JURY SI'ATTLi:. May 21. I-W IipIicI mh'IiIh tctiiiuetl by the federal utitilil j j n rv are still kept secret toda. in (nil, Kl indictments were returned when Ihe jury wan discharged, W. A. ititlgeway mid It. K. (IIiinh, prcsi. dent niitl sccrelnry of the.lovitii l.iuitl company were indicted on twenty-two counts for using the uiiiils to fin titer a lotloiv xcheme. Ilarel Mooie. Ihe ''woman who didn't cure" mnl who. it is allege. I, was renpoiiMhlc for thc former Adpi tut I Oi'ticrnl OrJtM llamiltoii, wh iinlictcd on n Nt'coiid chnrgo of ittt Mirtiug uiideHirablc persons into this county. She pleaded not guilly, mid was leleascd on her former bond ol 2.tlll0. I. W. W.'S ENCAMPED FOR MARCH UPON SAN DIEGO pmi Itoo.se clt Won't Predict. NEW YOHK, May 21. "I am not good at predicting. I will tell you belter tomorrow how Ohio goes," wns tho only statement Colonel Roosevelt would make when he nrrived here to day from his campaign in the Buck eye state. Colonel Roosevelt went at once to his homo at Oyster Bay, where he will remain until Thursday when he starts a four days' invasion of New Jersey. tho state endeavor to provide re-. - -- - . . -- j dress for those whoso 1'bcrty has power that is mine, I shall direct' been wantonly violated. Law Shall Ho Unforced. within a few hours. (Continued from I'ago 1) the attorney general of tho state to,RCHESON DIES WITHOUT I nvnnA1 r S2n i Tt.tn. Vi . !.- Into. r.Uv.wvu in w.... Ulb til.ll. liiU .U..O. 0f,.. n nn , .cr ir,.. AHni..iiH .t t....- ..- I . t. A..r.Aj..i. t.n i...iA.. oiun ur uuubnruU uut Luuailiuiiuu uiiu mnit il u- iiiuj uv vaiuituui iiitik. juaiiiu iiiaj vide that the supremo executive ' be done, that a solution of the prob power of the state shall bo vested in lem confronting San Diego may bo the governor aud that ho shall see found and to give us thereafter tho word from his father. It Is known that tho laws are faithfully executed benefit of his knowledge and expo-jthat RIcheson'a father mortgaged his and that he shall supervise the offl-. rioncc, fco that other localities and ' Virginia homo to supply his son with clal conduct of all executlvo and min-1 other cities may be protected. I delicacies during his last days. If lstcrlal offices. wish him, as the chief law officer tho Rlcheson family docs not claim "It appears that the constitutional of the state, so far aa he can, to tho body, Attorney Morso wjll cither rights of certain Innocent people in afford redress to any who have suf- ask the Kdmamls to furnish funds the city of San Diego have been In- fered wrong and to mote out equal for Its burial or pay tho expenses fringed, and in pursuance of the' and exact Justice to ail " himself. FIND NUMBER OF WOMEN WHO VOTE IN CALIFORNIA SACKA.MKXTO, Cal., May 21.--.(nines C, Crciuiu. statistician for the secretary of stnte, is nbotil lo uppl to nil county clerks in California for a statement ns to the number of wo. men who were iiiilififd to vote at Hit recent primary election mnl tiny local elections mid the number who itcliial Iv did vote. This information is sought b hun dred of people throughout tho coun try who arc debating the equal iif frnge question. Cidlee professors. reformers, politicians, women' clubs SAN FRANCISCO. May 21. Col- mid editors ore looking to Califoruiti lapsing with heart failure white tuk- to furnish proof for or ugainst the ing in the sights of Chinatown with suffrage argument which is Hlirritig a partv of friends, Slain Senator half a dozen states this year. (Jeorgc R. Lukens of Oakland, is dead LOS ANHKI.KS, May 21 Thnl more Until HID Industrial Woikcr ol the World are citcmtipcd between l,o Angeles ninl Sail Diego awaiting re. iiiforociucntH before proceeding to the latter city to resume their "free speech" cnmpaigii wus the statement today of J. .1. McICelvey, secretary of the Los Angeles branch of the organi zation. Mclvelvio further stated that 1.01)0 members nrc on Iheir wuy lo San Diego from eastern cities. The federal grand jury imestign. ing into the activities of tho Indus trialists, resumed its Hessinqs here Into today. It was expected that ho -oral San Diego eiti.etis would testify. SENATOR LUKENS DROPS DEAD FROM SUNSTROKE The Hell. Kioto circuit nrrlxcit In r on .May :i, when for tho firm (lino circuit Invent will ho pihllegcd to view a liny baby elephant that wan born at Siilluas, California, on Thum tlay, April 2:tli, of (IiIh ar. Till baby elephant holds the rec ord of beliiK th first onuJiorii and hied on American noil. Artho tlum of his lilt tl ho weighed I M) ikiuihIn, was U I I n eh ci high. t Inchon Ioiik, uiul Itls trunk motttnired 10 litrlien 1 1 l.i mother Is one of tint largest olo- phtlllts lUllig, being Alli'o of the Sitls-l'loti herd of performing pwehy. deruiM. Ills father In Jumbo tho Sec ond, iiIho one of tho ttoiipo. You cannot afford to mlMt thin tililquo mid niiporlor tittniotlon now before the public. Knuu tho tlino or tho birth of the little fellow hH mother refintctl to own him, and, In fact, It took tho effortn of all Hie elephant men of tho elrctiH to titer power her In her attempt to trample him to death, therefore tho Utile fellow Is being rained by hand. It Is (iMtortotl hy tho gretttfal authorities on tho nubject that a baby elephant cannot bo rained on tho hot tie. Ilo that iih It may, however, at the prexent time this little chap Im as robust Hint souiitl itM any olio could wUh. When the Hells-l'loto circus arrived Imre Itu wilt bo himhi In Its iminagorlo. Jtatca- ttt r'jggjgsa iiuHiJ ii.iMBrfgflawBPaggaM. here toiluv. Thc sltoke camu without wnruing. I, likens was botu in Phihtdelphin in IhtlH and nunc o Caliloiinit m IH.SII. He was eleeted to the legilti. ture in Itllll) f t r T T Y t t t f t t t T T f t f T T t t t t T T T f T t T T TONIGHT TONIGHT MEDFORD ATHLETIC CLUB Rounds-1 0 Rounds t Bud Anderson '!.wJ? m:- (j Vi r& Jack McLellan Vancouver, Wash. 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