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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
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MIODFOM) OKKdOX, WKDN'KSDAY. MAY 22, 11)12.
No. 02.
ROOSEVELT CARRIES OHIO
WILSON GETS 14 D
TAFT GETS 10
OF DELEGATION
Roosovcll Sweeps Ohio hy Immense'
Majority and President Gets Only
Elht or Ten Out ol 11 Delegates!
Harmon Leads Wilson.
Tad's Withdrawal Is Denied Should
He Pull Out of Race, His Strenijlh
Will Go to Ellliu Root.
COM '.MIU'S, Ohio, Miiy 22.
Available tclum front tin prinutiy
' election received lulu lliin iilltMiMHin
indicate I hit t l(ii(tnoit carried I lit
Pi fill, Si.xth, Hiulilh, Kin Hi, 'iVnlli,
Kli'VKiitli, Hwolfth, Pniiilcculh, Si-
ti'l'lllh, ScWIltoOlllll. Kltilltci'lllll,
Twentieth anil Twenty-fir! iliMin".
Iln itlno e,oH imik ilulogiitit each in tlit
Tliinl, Fourth iiimI Fifteenth diMriot.
I .u I'olh'lli failed to i'nituri' itnv
deltiHe. Hiioirll will have at
It'll t-1 .'l ilihlrii'l delegate. Tli I lit i -iiioii
propd an still claiming (In I'li'c
timi of nil district delegate except
four lint tint returns indicate lli.it
U'iNtni Iiiih elected 1 I district ili'l.-.
gates.
Return fiiiiii 'J, I til precincts i'
oeived this iilti'iiionii mm lluiuton
fiU.KJI mill WiIm.ii ;0,277.
COLUMM'S, ()., Miiy 22.- While
return i'toiti the Ohio piiuinry iIim.
tints ilo not kim1 direct Kimikiivi'Ii
Tuft figure (ur Huj reason Hint their
mum tlltl not appear on tin bulbil,
cutry Indication at noon tadny um
Hint Koohovi'II Iiiih enrrii'd oiiiiugli
ilintrii'lH to giut liim emit ml of :in
stale convention. Kooscelt's uiuun
pr, Walter llrown, declares that
Tuft will linvt only eight delegate
I'ioiii tin IK Ohio xi'iiiIh to Chicago.
The Till I managers I'lniin ten.
While it will In iiuiHiKxililt' foi' some
hours to secure uootirnto figures, it
i tcgurdod as iM'iltiiu Hint complete
ligurcs will show that Roosevelt bus
carried Ohio hy a pliiiulily miywluri
from :i(),()l)0 to oO.OOO.
Oil Hid doiuociulit' sitli retains
I'ioiii 1H.VJ precincts of tin .'lUIII-iu
Oliio give Harmon i:i,7.V ami Wooil
row Wilson .'1-1,178 voles in the prosi
ilmtial pieforonoo primary.
Walli't' llrnwu, inn tiiiu of Hit
Knnsovoll Ohio campaign aid leiluy:
"HiMisi'vt'll will In uoininati'tl on tin
first hallot. livery cudonoo shows
that Taft Ik impossible. Dark hoot
talk is iiilii'iiloiiN, Ko otlirr reaction
ai'v will In acceptable to tin ptopli
(Continued on Page Two.)
BY CANDIDATES IN
MCE
NIJW YORK, May 'i'i. -I'iohIiIoii.
tlal eumpnlgu managers horn toilay
miiilu tho following claims for tht'lr
rcHportlvo candidates, tho figures In
rluilliiK imtlinatin rocnlvml up to
iiiioii In tho Ohio olt'ctleu:
HoiuilillcaiiH
Clalmod for Taft, r.r.!).
OIlllllltHl for HllOHOVdlt, l(i:i,
Couroilod to HooHovult, 11 0 .
CoiicdiIoiI to Taft, 1 81.
liiHtruotoil for I.a Kollotto, an.
liiHtriititcil for CuiiimliiH, 10,
(hiliiHtnirlt'il tli'k'KuU'H, 111-.
UiiliiHtrtU'tix! (lolt)t;atin iilalmcil for
ItdOHOVUll, 7U.
DdloKnluH (outcHtoil hy HoohovoU,
18'J.
DuloKiitim ciiiitoHtml hy Taft, 110.
nomonratH
(JlalmiMl for Clark, HOI.
fJlalmml ror WIIhoii, UIH.
Concoddil aiurlc, 'J 10.
Coiicoiloil WIIhoii, 10(i.
Clnlmoil for Harmon, H'J,
liiHtrtietml for Uiulorwnod, K'J,
IiiHtrtictod for MarHliall, !10,
IiiHtriidtnd for Kobh, IIO.
HiHtriuitud for llaldwln, II,
UuliiHtruelt)il illffuton, 1!I0,
t
K LAB
mm
IS SETTLES IT
SAYS ROOSEVELT
Vlclcry In Ohio Shows That It Will
Be Huneles-s to Try to Bunt Us at
Chicago hy Unseating Our Dclc-
dates Who Represent PcoplcT.H.
Colonel Prepares (cr Strenuous Hew
Jersey Campaign Which Opens To
morrow Many Couiiratulntious.
OYHTKIt HA V. X. V., May 2:
Tho riiHtill In Ohio Kittliix tin rou
tiiht." wiih tho Mtatotiinnt lnirtt toil i
(IT COIOIK'I Tlll'OllotO ItllOHt'VOll wht u
mtniirml that all thu ItooHovutt ih If
MatOM In Ohio hail lit'iui t'lt'i'ti'il hut
10. Hi Mild:
"Xut urally I aii plmiai'd with
OIiIo'k 'IiiiiuiIhIm Jiitti;iiicnt' hut I
hollovt wi could hnvi won without
Ohio. .My oppoin'iiU n(l Huti(iui
tlnll) a nolld ott ilicri to ;lw tlicm
a rh(iiiit) to niiikt a roiitimt at the
Chlrauo run voulloii.
"Tin victory In Ohio bIiowh that
It will ho hopi'louM to try to hunt no
nt ClilriiKii hy uiiPimtlm; our dil
KatoK who P'irfM'iit tho popular will
of tho pt'oplo of WaHhliiKton, Indi
an n, Koutiii'Ky anil iilHowimro, nor
will It ho iiohhllilu for thorn to win
hy HoalltiK diili:atoji oloi'toil hy fraud
In Moiithont Htatnii,
"I atniri'dlato what tho pitoplo of
Ohio did. It riproont vlrtory for
not only plain inpiihllntux hut for
ovory kooiI rltlxon, for In this ioii
ttittl wo linvo Hlood for tho fiindii
moiital rlKhtH of kooiI cltUuimhlp
Kvory honont ami tlcront cltlzou, no
mnttor what hln polltlvn, tdiould ho
profoundly conrornod In our vic
tory." l'oloittl KoorovoH wn Hhowortnl
with roiiRratulatloiiH toilay. Ilo and
IiIk mm Koruilt wont for n liornolmck
rldo In tho moruliiK. Tho forniiir
pioKldoiit will Htnrt IiIh .Now Jurat)'
1'nmimlKii on ThurBday.
9
I.OXDOX, .Mny n. .Mm. I'nnh
hurvt wan kIvimi a uluo moutlm lm
prlHouiiuuit without hard labor koii
tonoo for hor part la tho rccont win
dow hroalHm; rriiBado in hohalf of
woman HiiffniKo.
.Mm. I'aulihurHt almoHt collaiixod
whon hor Hontonco wiih pronouncod
today ami tho tiiari;o doalKuatod an
a criminal and not political offenso
an hIio had oxpoctoil. Slio plciulotl
with tho JiiiIko for inorcy, HuyliiK: "1
havo ant had a fair trial,"
SAN DIEGO VIGILANTES
ONE OF
HAN DIKdO, Oil., May ill!. Tho
much advortlMid doiuoiiBtratlou of
vlnlluntim al tho romi Iioiiho hum
fulled to matoiiallzo toilay.
When tho cnHO ot J. M. 1'ortor,
an alloKcd loader or tho c.UIzoiih'
committoo, charged with coiilompL of
court for mi alleged Intimidation, of
tho I. W, W. uttornoyH, h'red Mooru
mid M. W. ItohhliiH, woiUIiik lioro In
tho froo Hpeeeh flht, wau called thu
courtroom was crowded, thu lialla
and HtreetH HiirroiindliiK tho county
ImlldliiK woro lluod with a nurloiiH
throiiK, hut tho crowd wiih thoro not
la protoHt to tho fliHt attomiit to
proHocuto tho vlKllaiitoH.
Thoro woro fow AmorK'un riiiKB
Houn In tho crowd, Mont ot tlio upoe
tatotH woro apparontly rroo Hpooch
ByiupathUora. Whon tho iloiira to
Superior JiuIko fluy'H cluviuhorH woro
locked tho room wub piuitod with
mon mipioHO(l to lu oppnuod to tho
50,000
EEEGAIES AN
Carries the
E FOR TNT
TO CONTINUE
WASHINGTON'. May 'S2. "ItV a
oriino for I'lcMtlcnt Tall to ooutiiim
in thu ooiiIomI," wait tho tatciumit f
Smuitor .lohoph ,l. Di.Miu of .Montana,
Colonol Hoonovi'll's 1'iiiiipiUKii iiiiuia
:or, on tho rcMilt of tho vluotioii in
Ohio.
'r'riuiulb of Ilio pro.sitlont," oontin
iictl Dixon, 'slitnilil not permit him to
ku into Now .It'iM-y. Ilo frankly .stnt
oil in Clcvolmitl last Tliuivtlay that
Hit Mito in Ohio would la ilooi-ivo
ami hottlo tho iituuiiiatiou (piotion.
Thu ropuhlioau paity is hior tliiin
tho nuiliitioii of anyoiio.
"Tho wim anil patriotic lliiuj; for
I'lo-iilout Tuft to do in to aoi'opt the
uuuuimou verdict of tho Ohio pri
mary election mill withdraw."
The Tall liureaii hero tlii after
noon conceded KntiM'voll Hiiity-ciirjit
of OliioV forty-oijjhf iIoIokiiIon, while
Hit 1iOomoII iiiiiiun'ei. ttoueedo To It
lint ei)ht di'leuiiIeK, ilccliiiin the oili
er two still are iloiilitful,
Tho Hotel and KoMtatiraut Km
ployoH and IlarteudurH' Iohkuo Ij
proHoiutliiK a vlKoroim nampalKii to
InrreiiHo tho nieinliorshlp to 100,000.
FAIL TO MAKE
THEM IS PUT ON TRIAL
iiutloiin of tho viKllauloH.
Whoa tho ciiko wiih oallod State
Senator I.. A. Wright, ropresuiitlm;
Portur, at onco Hiihmlttod a domiir
ror to tho citation for contempt.
JiiiIko (lay promptly ovorruloil tho
(Ionian or. Tho luiarhiK wiih ad
journed until tomorrow.
llmulhlllH woio hcattorod alioul
town Hiiylnjjc:
"Ono of mi Ih to appear hoforo
.luilKO Guy at ! a. in. WoduoHday,
May '2'2, 11)111, to miRwor to clmroa
of contempt, Tho federal Kratid Jury
at I.oh AukoHmi In Invtmtlgutlnt; oth
er a of iih, who may ho prosomitod
under ttootloiiH 5 5 OK mid finit), U, S.
rovlHod BtatutoB,
' Somo of u h Htatid in tho Hliudnw
of tho ponltoitlary. AH of ua may
ho proHocuted for coiiHplraey, So
far tho offlcoi'8 of tho law am with
iih. Wo miiHt keep thorn thoro, A
bin iiiootliiK will uhow tho courts
whoro wo Htmul,"
zfir.rr -- ,
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RACE SAYS DIXON
PLURALITY i
0 HARM M
Buckeye State
cJu-cison "Harmon Vvw
TAFT TO FIGHT
WASHINGTON, May :! Presi
dent Taft iirrii'ii here from Ohio at
11 o'clock this merning: mid went illr
ootly to Hie White House. Tho prei
dont will tnkoa root lioro, prepanitory
to tipoiiiny his New Ji)iey cainpaijjn.
lo oiidorM'tl an extunsion of his pro
posed campaign tliroujli New Jersey
until noon of Tuestlay next, the day
on which the primary election will ho
Imld in that xlate. This decision w.i
lenelicil alter a iiiiifvrunuu with At
torney (leneral Wiekoiliam, Secre
tary of l.ahor ami Comiueroo Charles
N'nel and Sciiiitor .Murray Crane of
.MasMiehiiselts.
Tho president inteiuls to fitslit do
perately tor the twonly-ei;lit dele
gates m New Ju-tv. Hi will make
most ot his tup tl'H)U)l) the .state in
an mitoiunhilc.
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IWI1KNS. Ti. -Mny 22. With a
hattlo hotweeu M.lcan robots and
Kovoruiiient troops across tho Inter
national houndar) Uuo from hero Ini
inlnont, stops were tnkon today hy
tho Pnltod Stiiten govornniunt to pro
tect American lle aiul property.
With tho 1th a or proven ting Hrlni;
or flight h) eiiher fgrcojiito Ainorl
can territory, Coloagl Stoovor, com
niuudluj; the depattniom of Toxna,
today went a detacliniont of troops to
follow the line of fiBhtln.; nloiiR tho
border.
CHICAGO, .Mav :!LV-.TI.ui. l.'i.OUO
to 10,000 freiKht luitulluns HiroiiKliuit
tho United Stales mav soon ho on
htriko was indicated huro today whon
it was announced iroiu tho local
lYoijht liaudlcrs union lieadipiarUvs
that all union ireilit liumllers in (he
oojiiitry would he failed upon to
striko at noon today.
The teanibters union Intro is also
planiiimr to htnko in synipathy with
tho froijjlit liandlei.
DESPERATELY FOR
ERSEY
E
SENT
HLU
PLAN GENERAL STRIKE
wi
O'ER BEAST BY
Famous Juvenile Judge of Denver
Sweeps the Field With Independent
Ticket, Defeating Both Old Parties
in Bitterest Contest in City.
Victory is Vindication and a Revolt
Against Machine Vote Women
Rallied to Help Children's Friend.
DKNVKIt. Col., .May TJ. Hacked
hy the woiaoa of Donvor, to whom
he particularly appealed In his fight
aKalimt the forces he typifies as
th" brant" Municipal Court .Indue
licit H, I.lrulHoy today Ih re-'lected an
one of a citizens ticket by n vote
wllih swept ovory ward In the city
In his favor. Tho citizens' ticket
wrn by at least 20,000 majority over
I bo democratic ticket and Troiii 5000
to 7000 over tho republicans.
Headed by Henry Arnold for may
or, j.luiliujy'H ahFodates were opposed
to both tho republican and democrat
ic machines. Tho campaign was the
moHt bitter In tho city's history.
Lfndscy made a strung appeal to the
women of the city to vindicate him
against the attacks of bis foes and
they gao bis party victory for his
full ticket In every d'vlslon of the
city, oven down to tho last alder
man. Undscy, who has fought the ma
chine hero for years, Issued tho fol
lowing statement teday:
"This victory Is a vindication for
me, for It Is, In one sense, a rovoU
against 'tho beast' which caused nib
to be vUllficd and violently assailed."
Arnold and other candidates on
tho citizen's reform ticket are
pledged to resign if the commission
form of government is adopted in
Dcnvor and an effort probably will
be mado next fall to secure- an en
dorsement of the citizens for that
plan.
L BE
HELD TONIGHT
A rousin-jr booster meeting will ho
held this- evening at the Opera Iioum
nt which time many unit tors of grout
importance to MoiU'ord will bo dis
cussed, among them being the matter
of a road to Hie Ithie l.cdge, tho home
rule good roads bill, ami the matter
of securing signers for water in or
der that the Itoguo Hivor Valley Can
al company can go ahead with the
completion of its project in tho valley.
Kvory live wire in the citv is urged
to attend the meeting. An attractive
program has- hceu arranged as fol fel fol
eows: Tho program follews:
Opening remarks by President W.
M. Colvlg.
Violin solo, "Faust Fantaslo," Miss
Carrie h. Alton.
"Tho Irrigation of tho Uoguo IUvor
Valley," Professor A. P. Stoval, Pro
ro.ss.or 1 C. Rolmor mid Fred N.
Cuuimlngs.
Vocal solo, Miss Fransllno McNas
ser. "Permanent Road Legislation," A.
K. Kennies and Kd Andrews.
Vocal solo, William Vawtor, Jr.
"Tho National Gathering ot Klks,"
V, I.. Kennies.
"Shall Wo Havo a City Carnival?"
10. J. Arnold.
"Tho Medford Commorclal Club,"
W. M. Colvlg.
A sketch, Whltconib Field.
POST-INTELLIGENCER
CONCEDES TAFT IS DEFEATED
SKATTLK, .May 22, Tho Seattle
Post lntelligeiieor in an uditoriul to
day practically concedes Taft's do
feit for tho republican nomination u
a result of tho Ohio primary yester
day. Local political loiulurs take tho
same view of tho situation.
f IF W IN
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MASS
MEETINi;
i',1
STRIKE TIES UP
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Freight Handlers Demand Minimum
Wage of 25 Cents an Hour and
Quit Work at Noon When Demands
Arc Rejected Clerks Also Go Out.
Strikebreakers at Work in Yards Un
disturbedUnion Teamsters May
Refuse to Touch Freight.
CHICAGO, .May 'SI. - Fulfilling
their threat to strike mado a week
ago by President Klaiuiery when llicir
union fiiiluil to nsree with reprcxentn-tive-
of twenty-four railroads enter
ing Chicago, the International Freight
Ilnudlor union, representing practi
cally every railroad" in tho country,
struck today.
The mon demanded a niiuiiniiii
wage of 'J." cents an hour ami extra
pay fur holiday and Saturday nftcr-
IIOIMIs.
The clerks in the railroad freight
houses walked out with the freight
handlers when their demand fur an
increase of .f.'i pur month in salary
wiii refused.
Strikebreakers aro working in the
railroad yard ami freight houses
here this afternoon. There have been
no disturbances so far.
A conference between representa
tives of tho freight liaudler.s' tnul the
teamsters' unions was called today.
The freight liaudlcrs predict that un
ion teamsters will refue to haul or
handle any freight which is handled
in the railroad freight houses by mm.
union men taking the places of the
strikers, pin! as all members of the
freight handlers' union are affected
bv the iiimouticcd .strike, the expected
strike of teamsters may be nation
wide aNo.
CROWN MILLS DESTROYED
BY SAN FRANCISCO FIRE
SAN- FRANCISCO. Mnv 2' Fire
totally destroyed today the Crown
-Mills and adjoining premises here.
The fire started when coal iilaced
near n furnace burst into flames.
The damage was .f 10,000.
SERVICES lilt IN
DOSTON, Mny 22. -Funeral ser
vices were conducted over the body
of the Rev. Clarence V. T. Rieheson,
slayer of Avis Linucll, who was elec
troctited in Churlestowii prison early
yesterday morning, nt the Warren
Haplist church here. The Key. Her
bert S. Johnson, who acted as Rich-
esoii's spiritual adviser during his
last days officiated.
Tho services were attended only by
Miss h. Rieheson, u sister, and Doug-
Ins Rieheson, a brother of the former
pastor; Attorney Morse and several
newspaper men. It was announced
that the body would bo buried in or
near Huston.
MEDFDRD LEADS FOR
.O.O.F.
.I'KNDl.HTON, Ore., May 22.
With nearly J, 000 Members present
tho annual grand lodge encampment
of thu Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of
Oregon was begun hero today. Tho
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs paraded
through thu business section of tho
city tin's afternoon. Tho oncauipnieiit
will bo adjourned tomorrow. Jledford
is in tho load for the llllll encamp
ment. HERRICK GIVES BANQUET
TO EXPOSITION COMMITTEE
PARIS, May 22.- Tho membors of
tho I'aiuinia I'acifie exposition for
eign committee, who aro touring Kuv
opu miller tho leadership of John
Hays Hammond, wore guests of Unit
ed States Ambassador Myron T, ller
rick at a baiiipiut hero today at which
u number of leading hankers and
liiorehauts of tho French capital were
their follow diners.
AD
AB A
MESONS FIERI
AWN
FREE PASSAGE
FOR AMERICAN
SHIPS IN CANAL
House Passes Bill Permitting Amer
ican Owned Vessels Engaged in
Coastwise Trade to Pass Through
Panama Canal Without Cost.
Railroad Owned Ships Must Pay
Same Tolls as Any Foreign Vessel
to Prevent Stifling of Competition.
WASHINGTON,. Mny J2. -That
the house will reverse its notion of
last night when it voted to permit
American-owned ships engaged in
coastwise trade to pass freo of tolls
through the i'anama canal, was the
prediction here today of Representa
tive William C. Adamson (demoprat,
Georgia). A final vote on tho mea
sure will he taken in the house to
morrow. Discussing the bill, Adamson said
teday:
"The vote last night was close. I
think that after the advocates of freo
tolls have had time to deliberate thev
will reverse themselves and charge
all ships, irrespective of nationality,
for the privilege of using the canal."
The I'acifie coast delegation, how
ever, is confident that Hie final vole
will show flint a majority still favor
the Dnremus substitute amendment,
which provides free tolls for coast
wise vessels. This bill was' carried
last night by it vote of 100 to 00,
leaving the matter of passing free
American-owned shis engaged In
foreign trade up to the president. The
UoremiH amendment also provides
that ships engaged in coastwise trade
owned in whole or In part by n rail
road company, -or-rW which the rates
are controlled by any railroad com
pany for the purpose of preventing
ocean competition, must pay the samo
tolls and transit charges us any for
eign vessel.
The provision inserted in the bill
by Representative Knowiaiid of Cali
fornia providing ngninst tho stifling
of water competition hy tho transcon
tinental railroads remained in tho
measure after heated debate.
L
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LOS ANGKLES, May 22. The
jury which will try Clarence Darrow
on the charge of jury bribery in the
McNamara ease is complete. Thu
twelfth man was secured at 11:10
o'clock this morning.
All but four of thu jurors eomo
from outside of Los Angoles city.
Six are ranchers, one a cement con
tractor, one a real estate man, one i
landlord, one a carpenter mid one a
transfer man. Tho defense, used eight
peremptory challenges in the selection
of the jury and tho prosecution three,
leu villi; two for each side whon tho
jury was finally accepted.
After tho last man hud been sworn
u recess was ordered and whon court
reopened, Karl Rogers, Darrow's at
torney, suggested that an alternate
juror bo selected. Judgo Huttou stat
ed ho had thought of inakiii;.' such mi
order on his own motion if thoro was
no objection, ilu finally decided to
have a thirteenth juror, and tulesmuu
borrowed from the other departmentr.
of tho superior court so (hut thu caso
might proceed at ouco.
Tho jury consists ef: W. It. Wil
liams, orangegrowor, Monrovia t L T.
Lainniors, rancher, CIcarwator; K. K.
Pierce, rancher, Ausa; A. J, Snyder,
tanoher, San Gubriol; O. S. Coppock,
cement contractor, Whittier; KJgitr
A. Moore, orangegrowor, Diiario; P.
0. Paul-Rittor, real estate, Los An
goles; L. A. Luuult, rancher, Kl
Mouto; F. !. Golding, lumber denloi,
Los Angeles; Q. M. Dunbar, lamHotd,
Los Angeles; Kliju II, Loflor, mr
pouter, Los Angelus; John L, l)ic
mau, transfer man uiid nuiehor, .Mon
rovia. Altonp.tu to ho cIiohcii.
Halifax Dock Collapses
HALIFAX, N. K., May 22, Forty
stoveduros working on the 1) WW
wharf had a nanow cMHfWt )nt n'it
when Hixty feot of thu duck (wUhjwJ
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