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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
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MEDFORD, OHKCION, If 111 DAY, DWRMBKR 13, 1012.
NO. 220.
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QUARTETTE OF MURDERERS PERISH ON THE SCAFFOLD AT PENITENTIARY
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SILENT. ONE SELF-DEFENSE, AND
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CONFESSES
Doomed Men Arc Manned In Pairs Garrison Makes Speech Clalmlnu Ho
Did Not Commit Crime Faultier Says Hanging Will Not Cure Crime
Priest Pleads (or Moruan Roberts Proves Bravest of Them All,
Says Mo Did Not Mean to Kill and Partly Innocent.
Governor West Says Every Good Movement Must Have Yellow Don (or
Foes to Kick and He's the Dog Hanging All Wronu, a Barbarous,
Medieval Custom Refuses to Witness Proceeding
SAI.KM, Or., !). i:i, -Knur men
Hriti MrMiifttod I" death nt the pmil
liiiliarv tirn today with nil tho ooto
htoiiy prfaorllHid It)' law. They went
In thttir dmtlw two liv two.
I'limo on Kin invited Ki(t wit
jinr tan esrmoony, though lliolr
I"), (inventor Ocwnlil Woat, whm not
trHMiil. Tfi worktmuwhip or IIih
i tm-uliiHi whh much HpprwiiitiNl hv
iIim gtHMs, nud tkr inMiilttiuitml ihwi
t'lMtlvft UM III IHtttilMK tllH fllUl'-
liirtta h Nfa liy I'HlliilK to iwiks a
Hwiw,M
NoliU FtutluVr mill Frank (Ihiijimim
wwit find. Thy luoimttn! th lnii
t.i (Iih iwaffold unaided liv lln guard
lm marehrd with them ami timk
lln'ir idaem i hi (Itp trniHi,
.lit rloott PlcittU luiiim-mo
(larnaoit, ii wild, uncultured wnnda
ii au, Iwd 4huhi lo ir.uko a ten min
ute MHecli which Iih IihiI prepared
villi gioat euro. Tim guoU woro
wimhIi rollotnd whett lif uIiiihkviI hi
muni.
"I wmhL to my," ho shouted, nd-
vituHiw to tho, roll Mini looking down
tivoti liU nudleuco, "llmt I iliilu't com
ft.it I lm itrimo of whleh I wna nun-
V iCtOl!. I Wit t'Oltvieletl Oil porjlllcil
iKklutMiny. TIih fuUu witiiuiN
won ."
Hit Blurted lo inline llii'io, lint liin
tnH'n droll, nidi lor a mniuoiit ho
cIiniiI chunking.
"(lontlsmen," lm aiiid, thou, "I lutvo
plNUtfll m tHtoowiit which will lilt
gill'll to lllnJIIUM."
"Hanging No t.'iiii'"
ThII, wiry, iuimciitwly strong, Paul
ilrr I hen aleppud to tint rail iitnl in n
voice, olimr ninl Minng mi id:
"HiiiiKiiiK will never mire I'limi).
Voii'mi gut to Kt at llui root of tint
owl."
Tlio Muck oh hi were fitted on. Tim
iioiHitM wore adjusted. "My (lotl, Dot
Kt tight I" gmiiiiod (Int rikuiu
Faultier aiiid not a woiil.
Tim I nil hi wont kpning at thu anine
iiiMlnnt Ui3l. A twist or two. A
imuwilalvu inoM'inoiil u llio iIiiiikHiik
litlio aw nut; uciilly ami wliiih'tl to
oao tin' kink In tlio ioik.
Ttvt'lvu aloud in a row, I hoi r fiu'cn
lumifiinl ami ilniwn, pciioiiiiiiii; mi
ol'tliiiiil duly. Tlniy wtnn tin) jiirv.
Tlio ilonlorrt liHtniiud at lln hiunata of
Hut nun who wuio all hut ilt'inl, ami
oaiiht Hid fni'hlo, llnlli'iiiiK iiiiImo
"f linaiU llmt wt'ro rHuclunt lo ttiit
In'iiliiiK-
Al J !:.'(! mil' of tlio ill lie iIocIoih
miiili "Tlmy urn ilunil."
ICmhi iih hu Htoki there cniiic I lie
honml of Iniinpiiitf IVi'l, ai KiinriN
lnnimlit up lint Htuiui two woodi'ii
TO
OF
Allorni'.v R W. Mciii-h tudiiy hi'Kim
niiimhnuUH piocuoiliiiKX to uKiuirlaiu
wluithor or not t'ily lliu-oriler KoHh
ami Coiiiioiliuiin Caiupholl uppoiutcd
to ot'l'oo, hold until tlio turuiH of
tho inou thuy wuru appoiiilod for iw
j tiro, a yenr hoiu'o, or wliolliur limy
imist no hul'oro I ho pcoplii i'or ru
I'h'itliou IhiH doiuiuK liiuuary.
It W'llH ONpuulud thll hdcilllihlH WOUllI
drill),' llii'HO prouiLdhif;rt, or that At
loincy I'hipptt mitiiiK I'ol' cititaiii
(illixuiiH would Htart tiioiii, hut lie haw
ht'oii too liuwy, and to Httttln tho ipicH
lion, tho city Iiiik employed Mr.
Moan,
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COURIS
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QUESTION
RECORDERSHIP
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PARTIAL GUILT
roffiiK. The ImmIicn wcro out down
and .luffed in tho lioc. Ami that
whh tho ctnl of IVmik (iHirikiiu mid
N'ohlo I'rtitlilcr.
limit Dlo I'citrl'ty
Then chiiic Mike Morxuu ami II. K.
Ilolmita. Thoy, (imi, nhaorvi'il tho do
oonoioa of lltti ocoHkioii, ami lloliorU,
who, it wnm fcKicil, wtmlil luni. ciiiv
on, oii IimiIc.I nunc KiiHidti, in tho
vtuij h ho wHa inimaIiik to tho iIomIIi
oliHinltcr, with: "So Imnf. fllowr'
Thoy, t.Ht, Mnlkctl lirilly mid
without mil up tho nluirw, nml without
fn tttnk llo'ir hIhiiiI iiton tho lni.
Rithor MiMtro prrowloil tlu'in to I ho
nonffolil, wvHtiiiK tho roh,M of liU
hnlv nffio mmiI pntiii( iih ho wont.
Miirjcou IihiI no Htutiiuioul to make
(oraoutilly. hut while liU aniix ami
Irifx were In'illK liniiml with tho hlntw
l-'nther Moore miid in hix lielnilf:
"Mitrjton wauU mo lo nay for him
that he killed John York in folf.de.
foiiftp. Ho wlahiM urn iiIko to hu llmt
ho in mil Kiiilly of killlmr his praud.
fnthor of which rharKO ho wan uo
ipiltled. Nor did ho have any hand
In tho murder at Tho Willown iik homo
of liin cnemiiM have Hid."
ItotN'i'U (.'ainet of I'niir
Kother Mooru foil In hie kucoM ami
IioKhii to pray. Kohcrlx, u thviirfih
youth, vthiiNO nerve wiih donliteil,
turned out to ho porhiittt, the Knmet
of tho four. I'orhiiiw it wiik tho
ooiiiiiki of tho tlniK kin on him heforo
ho loft death row llmt Mifliiiucd him.
l'orhMi lot who lived vilely, wiih do
teriiilned to ki out hntvoly, ami with
dlcnily.
"I didn't inoHii lo kill tho two men
in tho iiutoiuohilc," lm Miid, ami there
wnm iHMirooly a ipiiver in U' luiyi-di
voice. " thoiutht llio oflifcr of tho
law wrro houudiui; inc. I thought I
had lo do nomothim; to hnn tho
aiitlioriticH' attontiou to my inKi I
icnitfinhcr ahootiu ouec. I mil partly
Riulty ami partly inuooont." 'i
I-'ioiu I hon on hix voice trailed
away, ami tin uunU ho ullorcd woro
dixjninled, inenlicrcnt and without
moHiiiu. Thuro could ho no douht
that lm wiim mail.
In I'lomiuitciil Dead
Tho Imp woro hpiunjr at l'J::in.
Another jury of twelve hlond in a
row. AkiiIii tho dootoix lihtoncd with
Ihuir nlolho-oupoi for tho heart heats
of dying men, who u moment heforo
(Continued on I'ago 3)
candTtrust next
to be prosecuted
IMUhADMUi'lUA, J)u. lit.
C'hurttliiK thut tho IMilludolpliln Job
ItliiK I'ouroetlonura' untuoclntlon, ton
Hplrod to roorco candy inunufncturort)
troni hcIIIiik direct to retallum, ton
HtimorH or Jobliern uxcopt nionibors
of tho iiBsoelatlon, Attorney Wlclcor
hIiuiii rilod todny n civil milt to iIIh
hoIvo tho alU'Bod "ounily triibt."
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100 NAPLES' VESSELS
LYAI'MCS, Doc. ta.A tonlflo ox
ploalon In tlio harbor hero today do
Htroyod inoro than 100 umall voaaola,
(IbIiIiik hontH and minor craft. No
gnaiiiiltlcH aro roportod. Tho ciuibo
or tho oxpIobIou lum not boon lournod.
New Year's Issue
In mvonlmiro with j'Ik annua tMiHloni IIic Mail Tri
hiino will on Now Year's day jhhiic a Hpccial edition
dtwriptivo oC tho growth and progress of Icdford and
tlio Hoguo river valley during the past year.
The issue will 'ho profusely illustrated and he re
pleic with etils and maps deseriptivo of the valley's de
velopment. This is the only chance to send your friends the
slory of the valley brought up-to-date, to let the world
know what we are doing in the nmreh of progress.
Send in orders early for extra copies. Price 5 cents.
MI3DFOKD MAIL d'RI HUJSE.
24-HOUR
ET
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KAN I'ltANCISCO, fnl , Dec, U
With tho crowd Increasing nn tlio
tiny proBrotMird S.iu I'rnncUco'a twenty-four
hour proleitt ni;nlnHt the
ImnclnKH todny In Snlotn, OrcKon,
appeared to Imvo boon In nlu, but
tho dnuionitlratlon will continue until
hIx o'clock tlili evemnj?. Tho watch
word of tlio crimudoM In "lliou Shall
Not Kill," mid tlioiuuiiilM of pomonn
with vIown both (or and OKalnst tho
ilououuiorii of capital piinllinient nro
moppliiR to lUtcu to tho BHnkerri.
ThrouRhniil the entire cold, foKO'
nlKhl tho donunclatlona continue''
At four o'clock thin mornlni; tho dis
comfort of both aponkor and nud
lonro waa no sroat that everyone wan
forced to move. In a trot about the
nutomoblto which nerved mi a. forum, I
to offmit tho cold. At that hour tho
nudlcuco numbered about 100 men
and women, and It was a ntruuRo
niMiiro of rrecdti and callings.
Up to midnight tho street wna
packed with a iiiiihh of icoplo but nf
tor that hour tho crowd Logan to
thin out, althoiiKh at no time during
tho ulKlit did he uuiuber fall bcliiw
100.
Anton Do Maim presided as clinlr
in an nud remained nil nlcht on tho
Job, Introducing tho npcakern. Tho
nprcche.i will continue until C o'clock
thin ovonliiR.
TURKEY TELLS GREECE
TO SIGN IKE
CONSTANTINOPM:, Dec. 13. It
was Honil-of flclnlly learned hero today
that the. Turkish onvoyrt to tho Lon
don conforcuco have been Instructed
not to ucKotluto with tho Oreck
plenipotentiaries until Oreoco bIkiis
an arinlHtlco.
Tho Turks will dumiiud that tho
(IreeliH either ratify tho llnKhleho
protocol or sIku a ctarato ai;roe
inont. Now of tho IVrklsh-Urook
flKhtliiK today on laud and sou
caused this action.
TWENTY-TWO LOST
ON LAKE SUPERIOR
MANITOWOO, Wis., Dee. 13.
Thut tho frolnht ntcuiuer Alnsja, has
foundered In Iiko Superior with her
crow of twenty-two pornoim was
htatod In a wirolebs messago picked
up hero today.
Tho messiiKO wus luterruptod ho
foro tho neudor'a slKuaturo was ro
colvod. Tho doBputch was not datod.
DANIEL O'REILLY MUST
SERVE PRISON SENTENCE
NKW YORK", Dee. 111. Tho uitpel
Into division of tho Htipromu court
nflirined today thu eouviution of
Daniul O'Heilly, l'oruioi' utlorney for
Harry K. Tlmw, slayer of Stanford
While. O'Uoilly was eunvlutod of
receiving nlolon k'iuiIs in eoniieullon
with tho robbery of Anion Ihmoroft,
a broker. -
Tlio oonvlotion ourrloH an oieht
AGAINS
HANGINGS
IN SAN FRANCISCO
muiilbs jail sentence,
HOME RULE BILL
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LONDON, Dec. 13 Ainoni; great
i
ilemoustriitloiiM and counter-demon-
m
atrntlou tho home rule bill has
m
ItasHOil tho committee staRo In the
Commons todara I'romlcr Asqulth
and his nilnlHtemwere given nn ova
tion os thoy lefty lie chniulier.
It Is tho Intention or tho govern
ment to pnx through the house of
commons prior to tho rlaliiK of par
liament, thrcoMlinportant bills
home rule, thoyfts-ostnbllshment of
tho church of Wales, and the reform
of tho franchise? The principal aim
of the last named measure Is to put
mi end to plural Voting
whitman Boomed for
new york's mayor
NBW YUH1C. Dee. Kl-A boom for
District Attorney Chnrlrt S. Whit
man for mayor of New York today
is the outgrowth of u hampict to the
proxecutorduht night, whith was at
tended liy J, OOl) j:ucts, repriontin
nearly nil political creeds. The Mis
Ohtion that Wlatmnn be n fusion
candidate for mayor was made by
Senator Hnrah of Idaho, who pa-dieted
that the district attorney eventu
ally would K1'1 'be wupiort of the
prOKrcMiUiw.
LUOWIG TO
RULE OVER BAVARIA
MUNICH, Dec. 13. Prince I.ud
wlu will replace his father, Prince
l.uitpohl, who died Wcdnei-duy, ac
cording to anuouuecment today. No
arrangetueutK for tho funeral have
yet been made, hut it in understood
Hint thu kuiser ami other rulers of
the German empire will attend.
Tho late Prince l.uitpohl ruled over
llavaria for tho mad Kim; Otto and
it is hiiid that a emi-offieial agita
tion is on foot to (lcH)o Otto nud
pin eo Prince l.udwii pemumently
upon tho throne.
STRANDED GERMAN SHIP
SUCCESSFULLY FLOATED
SKATTIiK. Wash., Dec. 13. Tlio
Ourmnn steamship Nauptln, which
ran aground on tho bench near Fort
Worden yesterday uftornoon was
floated agulu this mornliig with tho
mbslstauco of tho Tugs Tyco and
I'rospur. Thu Nauptla Is bound from
Hamburg to this port and will nr
rlvo hero tonight. It Is bollevcd sho
Is undamaged.
AUSTRIA SEEKS EXCUSE
TO ATTACK SERVIA
PAULS, Dec. 13. A cousorvntlvo
opinion In Purls la that tho Austrian
cublnot Is making roady to attack
Sorvla on ouo protoxt or nnothor or
wishes to bo mustor ot negotiations
In Loudon,
PAU1S, Dee. 13. A soml-offlelal
noto issued hero doclarcs unfouudod
tho minora that tho Porslau Crown
Prluco Alexia has boon stricken with
nn Incurnhlo malnd)-,
PASS
S COMMITTEE
TA
IN COMMONS
GREEK ATTACK
PLAN 10 FORCE
TURKEY'S HAND
General Forward Movement of Entire
Greek Army Underway Design Is
to Secure Sultan's Consent to
Peaco at Any Price.
Balkan Allies Demand Session of
Scutari and Adrianople to End the
War.
LONDON, Dec. 13. Preasuro to
force the hand of Turkey In tho peaco
negotiations to open here Monday Is
admitted In despatches from Athens
today. In which It Is stated that the
fighting at Janlna Is part of a general
forward movement of tho whole
Oreek army. This, It Is believed here.
Is designed to force tho Turks to ac
cept peace al any price.
Despatches received at Athens
from General Sapountzakla, com
manding a Oreck detachment, re
port that his force has occupied tho
Turkish advanced posts near V'liano,
nt the point of tho bayonet. The
Greeks captured three cannon and a
great quantity nf supplies.
Allle Want Kurt rows
Only tho cession to tho Ualkan al
lies by Turkey of Scutari, Janlna,
Adrlnunoptc and Durazzo will bring
peaco In Kurope, according to tho
representatives ot tho nalkan states,
who aro hero today to open peaco
negotiations on Monday.
This statement was mado by rep
resentatives of all tho Halkan states
who apparently aro determined that
Turkey's power In Kuropo shall
never again bo a potent factor In tho
near eastern Question, which has
threatened world peaco for genera
tions. Indications that tho allies
will stand fast for their territorial
conquests wcro given by Promler
Venlzclos of Greece, ono of tho en
voys, who declared that reports of
friction wcro baseless, and that tho
allies wcro moro united today than
at any tlmo slnco tho confederation
was formed.
Son In Will Itcvedo
Indication that Servla, whllo In
sisting ou nn Adriatic port, Is pre
pared to muko concessions to nvold
traublo with Austrl'u, cama today In
tho assertion by Mr. Novakovltch of
Servla thai his country, It permitted
to retain Durazto would agrco not
to attempt to fortify It ami would
apreo noi to cedo It to any other na
tion. Peace by Christmas
It ts certain that tho Greeks des
plto tho fighting still in progress be
tweon them and tho Turks will par
ticipate In tho conferences hero. Ow
ing to tho non-arrival of tho Turkish
envoys, Sir Kdward Grey said today
that ho could not rocolvo any of tho
Balkan plenipotentiaries formally,
hut that ho oxpected several Infor
mal calls from them.
Prediction that peaco will bo ar
ranged beforo Christmas Is reported
to have beou mado by Reschld Pasha,
chief Turkish ouvoy, lu a telegram
from u correspondent who lutor-
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RAILROADS PLAN TO
SAN I'ltANCISCO, Cat., Dec. 13.
Declaring that tho railroads aro en
gineering a campaign to discredit
reculatlon. Prcsldont John Eshloman
ot tho stuto railroad commission Is
on record today as donounclug Presi
dent William Sproulo of tho Southorn
Pacific for a spooch dollverod by tho
lattor boforo tho San Frauclsco cham
bor ot commorco.
President Kshlemuu's denunciation
was dollverod boforo tho Horkeloy
chamber ot commerce.
"Tho head ot ovory ontorprlso In
tho atuto may lndulgo lu volled
throats," said rjshlomun, "hut rogu
latlon will coutlnuo and will continue
to ho effective,"
IN ON
WALL STREET
Members of Board of Governors of
Stock Exchange Admit Transac
tions, and State Exchange Could
Stop Short Sales if It So Desired.
Attempts Made to Justify Specula
tive Practices, Short Sales and
Wash Sales.
WASHINGT6N, Doc. 13. K. J.
Sturgls of the brokerage firm ot
Strong, Sturgls nnd company, a for
mer president and a member of the
board of governors of tho New York
stock exchange today resumed his
testimony in tho hou&o money trust
probe.
Sturgls explained "split" commis
sions and shortselllng. He said
shortselllng was defensible, asserting
It depended on circumstances. He
admitted If a panic wero raging
shortselllng might Increase It.
"It Is a question, "ho said, "be
tween a man and his conscience.
Somo approve of It; others do not.
I approve of It In somo circum
stances." Sturgls did not deny that tho ex
change could stop short sales It It
wished, and admitted It was "gam
bling pure and simple." Ho denied
a largo part ot tho dally transactions
In Wall Street constituted gambling,
but refused to state tho probable
average proportions of real and spec
ulatlro trading.
Sturgls said bo saw no reason to
punish persons who participated In
pools. Ho thought it legltlmato for
"tho capital of a company like tho
Heading railroad, to bo turned over
to tho stock exchango forty-eight
times a year."
Samuel Strict, another governor ot
tho stock exchange, defended short
selling. Rudolph Koppler. governor ot tho
Now York stock exchango wus the
next witness. Tho brokers present
laughed when ho admitted that "somo
part of tho transactions aro some
what ot a gambling nature."
Kcpplcr tried to justify shortsalcs,
"wash selling' nnd "matched sales."
STRENGTH DEVELOPS
NHW YORK, Dec. 13. Tho stock
market oponcd irregular. Union
Pacific was up 1, whllo Colorado Fuel
American Sugar and Reading- also
gained substantially. United States
Steel was unchanged. Canadian Pa
cific droppod 1. Great strength de
veloped later in Union Pacific and
Reading, both Jumping two points.
HOLE IN CEILING NETS
T!
NEW YORIC, Doc. 13 Thieves
who cut a nolo through tho celling
of tho store of tho Vurga jowelory
company ou Fifth avenuo stolu $'25,
000 worth ot diamonds, according to
a report mado to tho police today by
Joseph Varga, head ot tho firm.
LONDON. Dee. 13. Tho sliinin
which started in continental muvkulu
ou vague rumors thut Austiui, Oor
muny uiul Ilussiiv might withdraw
their consent from tho aiuhasudotinl
ineotint,', caused a decided dooliuo in
thu market heru today, prices drop
pinj noticonbly.
N EN
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SPANOS
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TO
Jury Secured and Taking of Testi
mony Underway In Case of Greek
Accused of Murdering Countryman
Last September.
Finding of Knife and Bludgeon De
scribed as Well as Bloody Shirt
Worn by Defendant.
That Miko Spnuos was kept for
eight day in tho county jail with
only u crust of broad nud a cup of
coffco for food during that tlmo nud
hence wus in no mental condition to
make a proper confession to tlio of
ficer)) was the opening- statement of
attorneys for tho defense when tho
trial of Miko Christo Hpuuos opened
in tho circuit court today. A repudi
ation of the confession given tiic of
ficer is to ho the first tep taken in
Spanos' defense.
Jury Is Secure!
A jury was finally obtained in tho
case this morning after 37 venire
men bad been examined occupying
nn hour nnd n half. The jury which
will decide Spauos fate is composed
as follews:
II. T. Pnnkey, orchnrdist, Central
Point, W. K. Lane, fnmituro ninker,
Medford; O. XL Murpby, saloonkeep
er, Medford; Jnipea Briscoe, farmer,
Central Point; John Dudgeon, hotel
keeper, Tnlcnt; It. P. Corncliuu, mer
chant, Ashland; Thomas Moss, min
er, Steamboat; W. V. Itarnum, orch
nrdist, Phoenix; P. L. Ashenift, far
mer, Ashland; W. E. Knrnoy, carpen
ter, Jacksenville: E. F. Smith, orch
nrdist, Ashland; F. T. Clark, fanner,
Central Point.
Opening Statements
In his opening statement to the
jury, II. F. Mulkoy, for tho stuto out
lined the murder of Oeorgo Dcduska
Ions, n Greek, in this city on tho night
of September 22, 1012. He declared
that to this murder Miko Spunos, tho
defendant, bud confessed.
II. II. DeAnnoud for tbo defease
stated Hint the so-called confession
had been improperly obtained, charg
ing thut the officers had held out of
fers of immunity nnd in addition hud
used threats and starvation ns a
means of getting Spnnot into that
frnmo of mind where lie did not know
what ho was doing.
Willi the oiienihg stnlcmcntu com
plete tho taking of testimony was
undertaken.
W(tnrie ou Stand
Fred Witt of Cold Hill, n section
foreman for whom Dodaskalous bad
worked four year, wuh tbo first wit
ness culled by tho state. Mr. Witt
wus simply called at this timo to
swear thut the body found under tbo
box factory at Medford was that of
George Dedasknlous.
Dr. It. W. Ciuuoy was tho next
witness, testifying to tho wounds up
on the man's bead and body. IIo wus
subjected to u sovero oross-exnmiuu-Uou
nt tho hands of Attorney DeAr-
(Conttnued on Page 3)
GOOD BYE MESSAGE
FOUND IN BOTTLE
SUBUOYGAN, Wis., Dec. 13.
"Good byo, ovoryono, good bye, I
guess wo aro all through."
This mossago was picked up lu a
bottlo by a fisherman In Lake Michi
gan hero today. It was datod Fri
day, and contlnued:
"Tho sou washed away our deck
load Thursday. During tho night a
small boat was wasnod off. Our
vessel la leaking badly, Engwuld
and Stovo foil ovorboard yesterday.
C-od help us! Hermann Schuouen
munn." Schuouenmann was captalu of
tho Stonmor House Simmons. Tho
writing of tbo message was -unsteady
and tho stoppor or the bottle was
whittled from u Christmas tree.
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