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IJ 111 I JM IP uyiPU'UJIMIllllirTVTTVTnPTTfVPrfWiHP Nt "" -"" i'2 Medtord Mail Tribune mm SECOND EDITION WEATHER Frtli-Mv. ftO Mhi. M 1'reclp. .32, "iirly-nwiitiil Trr. Dnlfy luvvnlli Tear AlEDKOHD, OWROONJ'IirKHlMV, JJEf'KMJJKH J, 1012. NO. 231. FRANK SEYMOUR GUILTY IN FIRST DEGREE i-tM i ii wrytr iji? wt 1 1 iy iimu mi-vmanum !4ai"--- Hiij!!t'j.J."mjuijr''' r I. h r - 1 10 JURY AT 10:35 District Attorney Occupied Hour In Closlnn Aruunicnt This Mornlnu Defense Closed Its Argument at Lnto Hour Wednesday. Remarks Covering. Sheriff Jones, Jailor Eaton and Newspaper Man Dlttcr. I'rnnk Hoytnour, partnor of Mlko Himtioit In tho murder of (loomo DnilctHUnlouH, n (Iri'ok la IliU city, Kuptimiber 58, 1UI3, wit today (imiul guilty o( murder In tho Mr lit degree XoNlmiee will lit) pronouiirod Hattir duy. Tho Jury retired at lOItfi n. m and returned a verdict at S 2fi this afternoon. Our hour of (lint limn n ftoitt at luncheon. Uriour wan unmoved an Im heard Ih verdict. I In a at unco r tHrnwl to tlio county Jul t. Cut In Jury nt lOiilft it, m. .IhiIo Calkins completed hi hi MtrMi'liiiin. In the jury nl IO..I5 it in tho jxr it'tinng at tlmt hour. Tin inl ruction wric lengthy and prne-tit-ally identical with the hiioh given to the jurv in tlir Mike Spuno ease. When the Jury retiied It wan gruor- ully expected that n vcnliot would lie rendu d before imoti but such proved not to liu the ruse. It wiih also the iiilni(iii of tliuou who went present throughout tho trial that tho verdiet uuitM do similar ty tlio oim tcluruod Ih the HjmutM cnie. Mulkr-y Talked One llimr When court wits enllrd nt Jt o'clook this morning District Attorney Mill ktv thieve hiumclf, into I ho dining iirKiittoMtt fur the nlitti'. IId niiii)li'd hii hiMir with hi nddriMM which in Mild to huvo mirpiiHsril the one ili liieii'd In (ho Spiiiiu eitse. Judge CslkilH tllOtl Infill llU lllbtlllelioll Ih tho jury, closing them at JOtilfi M. IH. Seymour npponrml ii tinimneornetl na hwhmI during (ho morning sw1oii. Whw the Juiy filed nut ho wit re turtiud to tho oojiutv jail to itwnit tho iimIouiiiii (if Iho jiii''k deliberations, llu nl no (iuii) dinpluyrd any emotion. Ilrfrimo Slnrlcil Pioscntatluu of tho dofoiimi stinted liiiiiiudlatiily after tho noon reces WmliiiMday Attorney McCabn calling thro or four prlioncrs from tliu roiiuty jail wliu failed In any way to Hiiktnln the rontnutliiiirt of tho ilofoiul nut Hint Im wiih "llilid ilonrool" Into a roiifiM)luu. Dr. It. II. 1'nrtor wan pliu'od on Iho stum! and quoded ooiiiiornliiK tho Htato of a miiii'a iiilud iiiiilur tho (lundltliiiiN tho ilofonno iiliiind ahiiiit KoyuiiMir. On cronK ox aiiilnntlou Or. I'ortur ao IiIh IiIiuih of Military rouflnmiuuil and ntnrvn llou whluh vsoro far uuiro rllil than tliu diifcimo HiHTsdud In hIiowIuk IkIimI Thru (ho dnfuiidaut um ralli-d to thi Hla ml In It Ih own liohulf (Contlliiiod on pnK a.) NIJW YOUIC, Him. It Notod tlciiMiciatn aro KittliorlitK horo to con fur with PruHlilunHUurt Woodniw WIIkoii niRiirdluK (ho iiihUwup or IiIh offlilul family. William J. Ilryan Is mi rou to to Nuw York from Tuinpoi Klorlda. II9 will coufor with Wilson at Trontou Huturday. hoth c-'omliiK to Nuw York for uiiothur couformico Huiiday. Kilondi) of Ilryan hnro diiularo ho Ih auxlouii for tho WIIhoii uilmlnlatru tlou to ho n huccouh and Ih willing to umiit 1111 portfolio Wlluon tluhlroH to kIvo him. U U ronuldurud almoHt eortaln that ConKrouHiunn A, Mltcholl Palmor, of l'oiuiaylviinlu, JuiIko Mar tin Wado of Iowu, JoHopluis DanloU of North Carolina and Consroiiamati Jlonry of Toxws will liu nnmod uh CUE WENT THE MORNNG NOP DEI ATS GATHER TO CONFER WITH 1 a.. .. ....,.....,.. -..J.,.J..M,t.,..J J, .,.,, .JJ.t.rJ.J..xJJJ.ft'-AAVAyiJA.' Scenes Showing How Game Little HhUbIbIhbKb Wij? jblt fcaHB) M V'vHK Inaafc UftaUBKBBH fcaattaaBBaaflflH V 'H Ibk palaBBVB &BH PPPPPPBVaaBLaVJir 1 aHft r as Ebhbt jl -.a.- a' i b bm PPPPBBBBmBBBflp-v r!aftK H v'zJTr - i ' iimiia 'v.. A v""T'y?' Z OfPSyQBBPftB I HEAVY FIGHTING ro.NSTANTINDlM.i:, c JO Heavy I'ikI'Iimi; 'it the fort of Hiram, whoru a (Irrrk division ih trying to forvt n pajiiKi'JjJiyiiimri'porlrd in ilicpiituhoS from (lint iniiiil'iih still in pniKivsM iotlay. InYuntiatiiitt rc ooiC(l hero ioduy Ih that n (I rook Imttory in rnkinjr Iho TujLiHli fort runs thlch in the nolo Imrriur oT Ihu Iltl leiiiii nihiiiioo to Jiiniim, thai the .'IIHIllltt il'M (HI lllllll hillfM llll(l llCI'll houy nnd (lint the outcome of thn eiiKiiKuieiil in Mill in iliinlit. (I rout 1I1111111K0 wiih dono to the Turkish ilofoiuloix, tho ilimtoho-( wiy, tiy it (Ireok aviator, who, in a miiiiiiphiiie, How uxor tho Ottoman force dro)iplnx houilm and OM'iipoil iiulitirt. ATI I HNS, Dee. IK.- Accepting llu (lii'ok hliM'kado of tln Daidanolli'M mm too hilling to ho furred, the Tlllklll fleet, w liii'li i IhiIIIoiI up theie, to day 111111I0 no nttempt to renew iln of foiU to imeope, which liuxti canoed ileniilloiy heali);lilliiKr all thin week. N'iuiiI iialhuiitiei huii) deehueil ihut the liliickadu in, and haw horn, entire ly cITeclixe, ami Hint tho Turkish warnhipx will ho iiuahle to 001110 Iroin under Iho prolci'timi nf their fuiU. PRESIDENT TAFT TO VISIT PANAMA WASIUN'dTtlN', Dee. 111. -lioi-ilunl and .Mix. Tall, accompanied by their iiivilei) jjnoMn, tiro prepaiint; (o day to Iwtvo lmii);li( for Key Went, I'hi., whoio they will einbuik for I'aiiuma to it-it the cauiil roue. The pumideiil unit party o.pcot to eat I'IiiihIuiiih dinner in tho tiopics and after a llireo da.Vh' lour of in t-pcctloit nt tho lilfr ditch will lelurit to WahhiuKlou. Tho trip will ocou py Iwelvo day 8. This is tho fifth dip of I'ichldout Tuft lo Hid caimj y.ouo, Tho jounioy Ik pot entirely 0110 of pleasure, as tho president ihtoiuls to appoint Colonel (IoiiIIimIh, chiof ent;lueer of Iho oaual, j,'oernor of tho r.ono under Iho foith (oiiiiiij,' ailmiulht ration. ASKS $2,000,000 OF UNCLE SAM FOR FAIR ! W'ASIIIXOTON, Due. II). To pro vide for 11 Koverumeut huildiu? and exhibit at the I'nuumu 1'aeifio expo sition in Kan Frunoihoo in 11)10, u alor l'orkiim of California inlrodiieed in Iho Hutiuto today 11 hill appropriat ing ir'-'tOOU.QOO. Tho uieiiHiiro further proitlorf (lint tho pivsident hu auth oii.i'il (0 arraiiKO for a collection (0 ho exhibited, and thai a hoard of ooutro'j bu u))oUi(o, REPORTED FROM SEE POLICE FORCE WlBm PORT 0E BIZANI Ai MANIAC FIGHT Wfm r4PaEaBBaaKPE.aiB-rs!7JflPHKRfllSBB&;9K 10.000 spectators I mSLWSm( MKMl'lllS, Trim., Dec. l!l.Vith 10,000 spectators tntehiiii: tho pro Krvn of thi battle, (lie outiro t-Ace ;leMtrtuiciit of -Mciiifihi utliMupivil.to. day to iliklod.'!' Adam Ikiehler, wha barricaded hiuixrlf in htH homo after cutting his wifc'M throat, nearly de onpitiiliiitf Iter. Iloehler wat mor tally Hounded finally, ami wan taken lo tho hiihpital, where he died lit a fow mitiules. When the mliro deniaiidvil his sur render Iloelilcr defied lliem. The en tire departuient was then called out and botfim (o attack the lioau during which 1'oliecmaii ,Jom Woolen was fatally shot in Iho chest and two HH'iitatorrt wounded. At noon Major ('rum ordered a p'liera! charge and tho police climbed to tho roof of Iho lioiihc, where they bored holcji, jioiirinjj formaldehyde, in the hope of driving tho man from his hiding place. Meaawhilo llions aiids of shots were tired. riually Detective .Smidley and lluil Kiiinod a position of vuntace ami fired from behind a sheet iron bin Hondo, mortally wonudiiio; Doeh h'r. TO WILSON INAUGURAL NUW YOUIC, Dec ID -William 1 McCoiiiIih, chairman of tho domo eratlo national committee, will Into today aiiuouuco tho appointment of Kldrldito .Ionian, president of tho .Morehauts' and MechanlcH' llauk of WaNliliiKlon, as chairman of tho com mit leo In ehaiKo of tho arraiiRomentti for tho laatiKuratloa of President Dloct Wood row Wilson. ARCHDALD DEFENSE WILL CLOSE THIS AFTERNOON WAHIUNUTON, Due. 11). TJto do- foiitso In tho trial of JuiIko Uohort W Archhald of tho eommorco court, chiirKcd with misconduct In office, will close In Iho aoaato HiIh afturnoou, tho tlmo limit not by tho Impoach mout court. Hut fow eoimtora hoard all tho tontlmony la tho caso, tho mout porubitout llHtenora boltiK Sona tora l.al-'ollotto, Hoot, Hood, Thoru ton and Pomorouo. BANKRUPT WHO SECRETED PROPERTY IS CONVICTED TACOAIA. Wn.. Dee. JO. Dr. A. W. Lmlurti of Soaltlo, foniwrly of Wiuloek, wiih found Kiillty in fedoral uourt hy a jury lakt nijht of booivt- nu properly while koiiii thrum: It vol untary bankruptcy, lie will bo sen tenced, Pwenilw ;o, yJrrJjVA.-V . - AN DC Servia Despatched III I'PWBHELnl ---- aBBIaBBW HHIIMnr 1 Wt ia VIHafafaKafafafafafafafallB'.IIIIVl JLBl 1 yHLflfiMiHP$Bv2DTiVilaaaavHiH IN ANDEKONB LA ftlflDY PEACE ENVOYS IN D 15 SAN KUAN-CISCO, C.il., Dec 10 With a leiitatho proinlxo of it mutch for Hud AnderHon with either tho winner of (he lluriis-.Murphy fight or "Hed" Watson More tho Oakland Wheelmen January IS, Dirk Donald tho noithwobtorn llhtselt;lit'a man tiKor returned thin afturnoou to Mod ford, Orogon, whero ho will pick up his boy and ko to Vancouver, Wash., with him for the holiday. Donald plans to brln Anilorson to Kan KrnneUeo about January S. After boolni; a number of IIrM weight battles during his visit horu, Donald Is more convinced than over that Atulorson U tho master of thorn all. "Hud looka belter than ever," ho mild, "and tho $1 UQ I posted with Jim Cotfroth koik with any of them over the twoat) round route and this Includes. Hltchlo Wolgust, Hlvors, Mumlut, or nit) of tho top-notchors," EVELYNllHUTSEE AGAIN IS TEACHING CHICAGO, Dee. 10.Kvcln Ar thur See, founder of tho "absolute life" cult, is today barricaded in his "Icmplo" hero with four women nnd KJrl followers, determined (o continue his mystio leachiiiKS, which were in terrupted when ho wast 111 rested bov end months aj;o for tho abduction of Mildred Htid(,res, a sovenlceu year old "priestess." See was released on bull. Man 78, Weils Fifth Tlmo WALLA WALLA, Wn., Dee. 10. Curriuk II. ltount, 78, made his fiftjt plunRo into inaliiiiiony today when ho married Mary C. Hice, 01, of Chi cago, Vv A.' ... - . JANUARY Her Sons to Fight for BATTERED BY SEA HKDONDO HHACH, Cal., Dec. Jl). Dashed on the rocks seton miU south of ltedoudo Ikuclt, th body of Chester Ijtwreuee, a 1,9$ Anj;e.L newspaper man who started hist Sat urday to fly fmm Iiik Hfiieh to San l'Yniicisco with llorauu Kiwrjiy, was foitud today. The body wu positively identified by Captain 1. A. Minor of Kndon.!. Hcnch and other poivmu who had known Lnwivueu. It wn liikun tp it iiiorKiio here. .Mifnl. lir Urn linili nf TvVmrnv liu.. (been nsiewed, hut water front men believe it will not appear before an other chungo of tho tide. Lnwroiioe'h body was clad in it Kniy swoater and heavy coat, both of which had been pulled hill oxer the head, ami his right baud was entan gled in tho coat sIconcs. This made it apparent tlmt he was drowned while vainly trying lo divest himself of hi.s. heavy clothing after boin thrown into tho water. A wilt eh which ilanjjled from his coat poeket was badly buttered but tho hour hand pointed to five. The tniuuto hand was gone. This may indicate tho ptobablo hour that Law rence ami Kearny met their fate. They bejjim their llixht shortly af ter noon Saturday, The man's face was badly battered from its contact with tho rooky point where the body was found. Tho nose was broken and the head badly sen rred. l'ersons familiar.with tho currouts in Crescent Hay believe tliu accident that plunged tho men into tho water occurred several miles north of this place, his body beins: canned back by the tides. Through want advcrtidluir you can Bolcct tho best nvallablo attiiiugruph er In the city quickly, ,? ';, ND BEACH Her Freedom , SESSION ONLY A v I LONDON, Dec. 10. Alter remain ins in session but fifty-five minutes today tho plenipotentiaries hero in an effott to restore pence between Turkey and tho llalkait btates ad journed until Saturday afternoon without coining to any definite tin derstuiidiitg ruKurriinx the negotia tions for a eltlcmont of tho war. Tdio livuok envoys attended the session today, (he Turkish represen tatives, nt far as could bo learned, not making any protest. It -wart unofficially reported that the itoiilorviioe adjourned to allow the Halkau envoys to consult with their respective governments regit til ing tho Tuikish demand that Turkey be permitted to to -victim I Adnanodt IC the reipiest is refused, it is sitiJ, the Turkish envoys have been in structed to end negotiations. ESPEE STOCKS TOUCH LOW RECORD FOR YEAR NKW YORK, Dec. 10. -Establishing a now low reeoid for this yeai, Southern Pacific stock touched 101 1-2 in (he opening dealings oil the stock market today. Mastodon Bone Found SKATTLK, Dec. 10. A leg bono of a huge mastodon U at tho city hall today, having been dug up by city employes, working in tho streotti bore. It mensuies twenty-six niches in oiioumfcrcuco at tho kucojoiut and twenty-eight at the flute of tho thigh where it was broken off, It is (10 inches long and weighs forty-eight pounds, 1 - t r H? ' av Heanwwr " . k.a. m. - lm. SHORT IMF ODAY NOQNEMAN.SAYS MORGAN. IS ABLE "A Man May Own All of th Mney In Chrlstendam," He Declares, "lot He Cannot Contrel It. He May Control Commerce, Not Finance." States That He Hasn't "Vast" Pmr as Charged, or If He Has That He Doesn't Feel It. WASHINGTON, Dec- 1.3.- That there Is uo way In Which any one matt can gain control of a nation's money, and dlctato Its uses, wan tho declara tion of J. Plcrpont Morgan, on the witness stand today before tho con gressional Investigation committee. A man be declared may control com merce but not finances. ; "A man," he declared, "may own all of the money In ChrUtnedom but he cannot control It." Mr. Morgan testified at length to day. "Aro you opposed to tho competi tion?" L'ntermycr asked. "No." Morgan replied, "I like a llttto of It, but I faror co-operatlou and concentration. "I want to talk about this. It probably will be the last cbanco I will have to say what I want to say. I do not believe there Is any way by which one man can gain control of the nation's money. You call this a money trust! A man may own all the money In Christen dom, but he cannot control it." IVrfllM -Vast" Power "Hut." persisted Untermyer, "If a competitor of the steel corporation wanted to start, and you owned all the banks In New York, wouldn't you want to protect tho Steel Company? Would ho got tho money needed?" "He would." "Dut you have vast power " be gan Untermyer. "No," broko In Morgan. "I haven't vast power. If I have, I don't feel It." "Haven't you seen Instances of men gaining great control and having abused It?" "Only In somo lines." answered Morgan. "I am talking of com merce not of money. Commercial control Is possible, but not financial control." Referring again to tho xteol cor poration, Morgan said tho organiza tion of the corporation was accom plished without written contracts Just by mere correspondence. Mor gan and Company, ho said, domluatcd tho ontlro orgaulzatlou. "Only n Million or so" Onco Attorney Untermyer asked Morgan how much stock ho person ally owned In tho National City Hank and tho National Dank of Commerce. Tho financier yawned wearily. "Oh, I don't know," ho answered. "A million or so.' Tho crowd laughed, Morgan Join ing in after bo realized how ho had answered. (Continued on page 3.) ;t IS CLOSED BY STATE INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dee. 10. Assistant United Stutes District At torney Nool today closed his case against tho union leader on trial hero for illegally transporting dyuu mite, with tho demand tlmt they bo given tliu full penulty prescribed by law. Ho clmructerued tliu accused men "as monster criminals, perjur ers, dibrespectors of the law, und blackhearted conspirators." Attorney Crura, of counsel for the defense, followed Noel. Senator John W, Kern, chief counsel for the union men, will follow Crura. After tho defense Huh finished its arguments, United States District Altornoy Charles Miller will close for the prosecution. lie U expwtwl to speak two ami a kalf ly, CONTROL MONEY CASE GAINS LABOR LEADERS 'r Afli, ' " wW4rMVMr-Vfe4 " y-kMl' 'v i "99 1 till