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MIODFOUD, ORhXION, WKDNKKDAV, .JUNK 1, 101. 'I.
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NO. 63.
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LANE TELLS OF
LOBBYISTS 10
OPPOSE TIFF
Oreuon Senator Points out Wool nntl
Silk Interests Representatives
Money spent hy Interests In Pre
sentlnu Views Detents Own Ends.
Lntm Interested In Wheat. Oats, Bar
Icy, Flax and Potatoes and Flnlit
Inn Free List for Thrni.
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WAHIIINGTON, J mm I -Dirrlin:
the oiiimlnutluu if
Mmmtiir Inane Htcphoimnu of
WUromln nt (liu "IiinIiIIoiim
lobby" hearing today, Ho me
tor Heed of MUkiiiiiI at
tempted to "Joah" Hlephcu
nun regarding Paulino
Wnjrno, former President
Tnft'i row. Asked why ho
look I'nullnii buck, Hmmlor
Htepheiiion until with it low
drawl: "Well, Tit ft wanted
to llvn In it hold unit UiiiI'h
no placo for u COM'."
WASHINGTON. June I. Hull
IHii'iiiiri for fifty manufacturers nml
other alleged to lime liven active in
fighting the I'lidcrwiiod tariff hill
tere Ihkiii'iI hi' re today liv the nenato
Hub-committee of the judiciary In
tt'tliguliiig coiiiiuitlre, which in prob
ing the proldeut'ri "iiixldliiu lobby"
charge, Aiinuiir IIionb ieHirtei to
have liven mihocnned are Henry
mtrl and Frank I.nwrcy, who are
lighting free tqignrj Huftml Luch,
working in eoiini'etmn with patent
medicines nml Frank (Jonimii ami
Allan Irvine, ninmifncturerV agents.
Senator Omnium of North t'urn
tin u, elininiian of the eommittre,
Muled that ho expected o complete
the toithiionv of i-enutors before to
moriow. Iuna HAttU Out Nilitijloi.
Senator l.aue of Oregon wan the
limt wilneht today. Akrd what
luhhylMs had callcil on him, l.ane
pointeil to S. V. Mel'lnre, neerelary
of the Wool Growers' asMiciation,
who was Heated in the rear of the
loom, hii villi;!
"That's one of them. What is
your name anyhow 7"
Medina stammered hi name, and
l.iiiin centinued: "Von were much
alarmed at the Idea of wool going
on the freo lift."
Lane iiMiued Frank Cheney, a silk
iiumtil'ueturer, an one of his muM tier
uiMcnt eallerH. Cheney piohahly
will he subpoenaed.
Defeating Ottit Kuili.
"Much money in Hpeut hy the in
lerentH in preHrutiiiK congress with
insidious and dishonest views of the
effect of the tariff," continued l.aue.
"Hut heeaiihu of their selfishness in
silting tight to attain their individual
ends, Ihu munufuuturors have. tie.
defeated their own purpoHe."
Senator McCunihcr iihkcd l.ane
what legislation he was iuteiehted in.
"Wheat, oiiIn, harluy, flax and po
tatoes, whleh aiu disastrously uf
lected hy ihn new tariff hill," was the
aiiHwiir, "1 haven't nought to in
fluence any Hi'iiatur hut if I knew of
a sennlor I rould iiiflueuei) I would
hunt him up an fust an 1 could leave
this chair."
Huimtor Stephenson wih tho next
(Continued on pngo 3.)
BY ULSTERITES
LONDON, Juno -l. Iu tlio Iioiiho
of (touuuouH today, Augustiiio Hit-roll,
semotury for Ireland, admitted that
llrilinh tuistoiiiH officials yesterday
seized nUO rifles at llolfast. The
weapons wore ovideutly of Italiuu
inniiufaoluri). They had heeu Hhipped
to unknown Ulhter leaders in boxes
ma iked "elect riunl fixtures."
It in feared hy the government that
many rifles have heen successfully
delivered to the Uulslor men, and thai
u M ly (iiilliioalc is likely nhould
limue riilo hu ju-oultiluivd jn Uvluiid.
ARMS IMPORTED
WEST OR KAY
AT BIG GOOD
ROADS MEETING
Governor Will Come If He Docs not
Go to Utah and Treasurer Wires
Ho Can Do Depended Upon Many
to Be Here from California.
Indications for Record Banquet Fri
day Evenlna to Start Somethlnu In
the Good Roads Line for Oreuon.
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SAI.F.M, Ore, June I, JUKI.
Medford Commi'icial Chili,
Mcdrord, Oie.
I will hi'c to il that home
member of the Male highway
hoard attend ' She good muds
meeting Friday night. If
neither of other two iihiiiIm rn
go I will come.
T. M. KAY.
The alioe teleciniii wan icceivcd
Wciluexilay from T. II. Kay, Mate
treasurer, who with (locmor Went
ami Secretary Oleott, compute the
xtate hiuhway coinminninii. If ()o
cruor Went linen not ko to Salt Lake,
he will ho prcMcut.
Major llowlhv, ntate hichwav ciii-
ueer, has already hiuaified hin Inten
tion of atteudiui; the u'ninl roaiU
meeting here Friday and a lari;e dele
j;atiiiii. iiteludiuu' (lie California ntate
IiikIi"v engineer, Sihkivou couutv
hiulia coimuiHxiou and the county
commihHlonerH will alo he pteieiit,
n x well iih offieiaU and ciIuciih from
Southern Oreuon town.
ArrniiKcmentH are heini: made to
hniupiel nl least 100 pei-sonn, MiH-i-hly
1100. Ticket can he Heeured from
the M'OTelnrv of the Commercial eluh.
An it i h ueeesHnry to arranne in ad
vance, all pcrsourt comtui; am re
rpiested to notify thu Hecrelary at
once.
AttomeyH io preparinu' wtilionH
for circulation to the eotiutv court to
call an election for a mad bond is
sue, and the moxciueiit will be
launched at the meetiui;.
A program haw been prepared for
the bampiet and patriotic citir.cux of
Medford are rcipiesteil o be on deck
and make the occasion a hummer.
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FAIL 10 ACCEPT
WASIIINOTON, June I. Only
fifteen cnuutriert have failed so far
to make coudumvo respouKe to tho
invitation extended throuuh the state
department to participate in the Pa
nama Pacific, cxitositioii to he held
in San Francisco in 1015. Twenty,
four Kovuriimeutrt Iiumi accepted the
invitation.
A mo n l' the more important Kv-
crnmeuU whleh have failed to re-
Hpoud are (lermauy, Oreat ltritaiiv
1 1 ale. Aiihliiii.lluiiL'ai'v and Snaiif.
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(lermauy 1h awnitlnir developments ro-
Kaiiimi; (lie tariti neioru answering
definitely and Great llritaiu is hold
ing off to learn the exhibition hpufu
nvuilable.
Tho countries which have already
accepted are Argentina, llolivln,
lliazil, Canada, Chile, Chum, Costa
lliea, Culm, Deumarlc, Domiuicia,
Feuador, Frauee, Ouatumala Haiti,
lloniluras. Janan. Mexico. Nether
lands, Nicni'iiKim, Panama, Peru,
Portugal, Salvador and Urupuiy.
Uii to date onlv two eountries
Panama and Salvador havo ae
eepted tho invitation, also extended
throuuh the slate department, to at
tend thu exposition in Sail Dieo, to
he held at the hiiiuo time ay tho San
Frnncih'eo expomtion.
$25,000 WEDDING GIFT FOR
BREWER BUSCH'S DAUGHTER
CUICACIO, Juno 4. MUa UHlitn
Miikiiiih, tho Kiaud ' diiiiKhter of
AdolpluiH lliiboh, thu inllllomilro St.
Louis browor, will bo matrloil beio
tonlKht to Sydney Hon;. She ro
relved n cheek for SU5.000 from
llliui'li,
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NATIONS
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NVITATIONS
MOTHER JONES. FRESH FROM
WEST VIRGINIA STRIKE FIELDS
WlmWi r
mm&U ' . v
mWmm
When the Mitatoruil inesln;iition
of the actoni of lioxeruorH Ola--.,
cock and Hatfield in connection with
the fttnkiui: coal miner of their Male
Ionian, Mnl her Jones, now aued 81.
beliee, rccln!iou which will ntartle
(he country will be made. She it
now in Wiifhiiitfliui uruini; Senator
John W. Kern, the democratic leader
of the upper chamber, to pinh the
inipury to the hunt.
GRAND JURY W
10 BACK UP RAID
E BY WEST
Till: OAI.UJS, Ore, June 4. Thu
teatfo Mltuatloti created by Governor
Went orderltiK utatu iipeelitl OKentu
In raid t" nlleised rumirtn here,
afterward MondliiK 1 1 lullltlnmeii to
Kuard tho prlnouerH taken, until
Sheriff Clirlitman consented to ro
echo them In tho county Jail, In
ended today by tho Krnnd jury re
fiiMliiK to Indict Mny Sullivan and
(ilud)H Deriiuoud, reputed laudlndloi)
of tho rexortri. I'hiirlen Carroll, also
arretted In the raid, was Indicted on
n Hlmplo vauraiioy eluirKo. Tho 13
women held as wltno-Hett have been
relenhe.il.
Tho militiamen neat hero hy (ho
Kovcruor were retstlled on the proiu
Iko of Sheriff Chrlkiuan that hu will
Hint that tho places raided are kept
closed.
INDICT CiTY RECORDER
FOR POCKETING FEES
Till: DALLAS, Ore., June I.-On
the charge of litiviiitr feloniously
converted to hin own use the sum of
$881, hclnuu'iiij; to thu city, Oeor;;o
F. ltoss, city reeoider, is under in
dietment by tho ijrand jury today.
It in charued that ltoss, during a
period of almost two ycnix, had
cither refused or neglected to turn
over to the city Ireiihurer money to
this amount collected in fined and li
cense, fees.
DECORATED BY SULTAN
CONSTANTINOI'LK, Juno . In
loi'OKultlon o( IiIh tiurvlcea to tho
Mohaminudnua In tho Philippine,
Major John 1 Flnloy, U. a. A to
day In deeoratod hy tho Sultan of
TurUoy with tho order of ModJIdleli.
Major Flnley eamo to Constuml
noplo to boo If thu Hiiltau and thu
uhlok-ul-lBlani could nut prevail upon
thulr MohuiuuiDdau hruthruu of tho
Moio provturo In thu l'hlllpiiliuia to
eeabo their eonstnut uprlBlUB,
MAD
ENJOINS STATE
FROM
IN
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McMalion of Sacnt Arjaln Plays
Part of Obstructionist hy Seeklnrj
to Prevent Construction of Colum
bia Southern Irrigation Project.
Man Who Prevented Buildinn of Cra
ter Lake Hlqltway Again Stopping
Wheels of Proqress.
SAI.HM, Oie., Juno . L. II.
McMalion, attoniuv, has today filed
a miK in the circuit court here ask
imk thai .Stalu-Trensiirer Kay and
Secretary of Slate Oleott be re
strained from expeadiui: .f-l.'O.Oflfl for
rcebiumtioii in the. Columbia South
ern project on the around that the
law appropriatiuu lhi aiaount ii mi
constitutional. He base his olnim of uncouslilu
lionnbtv on the ullecntinii ibat the
law ih "ccial" or "local" in char
inter, and that the IcKiMattire wa
lirolubited from pas-ini: laws of this
mi tu re.
(lovernor West has slated that he
mav not attend the. convention of
wehteni mcrnnrrt at Sail lakc, of
which he i preridciit, ho that he may
lemain in the. state to aist in com
batiin; Mc.Malum'rt move.
McMalion won notoriety n nil ob
stnielor by eiijoiniui; the Crater
Lake highway appropriation four
vean au'o wheil he restrained the ex
peudituru of $100,000 appropriated
In make the lake ncccfsihlc, upon
Ihu same urniini! lie eeks this in
junction, llix potiliW wn Miistaiaed
bv JuiIko Galloway nud by the su
preme court, while held that Crater
Laku was a "local affair" altlniuii
it national park and seeuie wonder.
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LONDON, Juno . DlHpatchea re
ceived hero today tell of tho reals
nntloii Into ItiMt night of the Uulgiir
Ian cabinet. If the report Is true It
Is holleved that a posalulo (Ireek
HulRnrlnu cIhhIi will tio averted by
Dr. Daueff, the HulKnrlan peace del
CKtiKte, who In expected to form a
new mlnlBtry.
SOCIALIST EDITOR
PATKItSON, N. J., Jnno 4. Alex
ander Scott, editor of tho Weokly
Issue, a socialist publication, stands
convicted hero today of aiding and
abetting hostilities to tho city gov
ernment In connection with tho strike
of l'rttersou tdlk workors. llo will
tio sontencod Friday. The Jury re.
ommeuded mercy.
Tho maximum penalty which may
be Imposed on Scott ts 15 years' im
prisonment or a S2000 fine. In tho
editorial complained of Scott re
ferred to Chief of l'oltco Illmson as
tho "boss strikebreaker nud chiof
Cossack," and to tho pollco goner
ally as "brass buttoned anarchists,"
TO
SAVEIHUMAN TIGER
Hi
SACK AM UNTO, Cal Juno 4. It
was learned today from reliable
sources that Jacob Oppenhelmcr, the
"human tiger," condemned to bo
hanged Friday at Folsom for as
saulting a fellow prisoner, will bo
executed, and that Governor John
son will not Interfere.
Although tho governor will not
discuss tho case, it U known that
every preparation for tno hanging
has been made and that Uppeuhelm
or will go to his death on the ap
pointed day,
BULGAR
GABNET
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PLAINTIFF IN NEW YORK
SOCIETY DIVORCE SCANDAL
The suit of Mrs. Abigail Hancock
Bishop for sholiite divorce against
her hi.Miand, J C. Hi-hop. a million
aire banker and member of Kew York
ami XevMr society, is the Invest
society divorce cae miicc the Inst
Mrs. Vandcrbilt went into court be
cause her hu-band bad -transferred
his affections. Mrs. Ilihop named
Mrs-. J. Temple Owatluney, wife of
the fanner president of the Xew York
Cotton Kxchunpc, as the principal
corecpoudcut. There were others gf
Icm importance. Hut the c.-)sc will
ret largely on what can he proved
about Mrx. Owathme.v who. by-tlio
way, in a-, important in society as
the Hihops and the defendant.
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IS
IMIILAI)KI.IHIA, Juno 4. Mlko
Murphy, the famous Olympic trainer
who was athletic director of the
University of Pennsylvania, died at
his homo hero this afternoon of
acute stomach trouble.
Murphy had been ailing for years,
n serious decline setting In while ho
was at Heno, Xev to witness tho
Jeffries-Johnson fight. lie recovered
uufflclently, however, to bo ublo to
tako charge of tho American ath
letes sent to Stockholm to partici
pate In tho Olympic games, but that
task taxed his strength so much that
upon his return to America he was
only a shadow.
Murphy probably was tho greatest
trainer of field and track athletes
tho world has known. The records
of liomo of tho men ho handled still
stand, Alvin Kracnzeleln, tho great
hurdler, was developed by Murphy,
and somo' of his marks hao never
been equalled. Tommy Conncff, the
woudorful long dlstanco man; Ilcr
nard Wofors and Arthur Duffy, mar
velous sprinters, and John Flanagan,
ono of tho world's greatest weight
men, and countless othor modern
athletes of tho first flight, received
their training from Murphy.
Murphy had charge of tho Aniorl
eau athletes sent to tho International
games In Paris in 1900, and was in
charge of tho American Olympic
teams sent to London and Stock
holm in 190S and in 1912.
RESIGNS FROM OFFICE
UUDAPKST, Junu !. Annouuco
tnont of tho resignation of' the Hun
garian cabinet wits made at tho
opening of tho chamber of deputies
today by Premier Von Lukncs. Tho
acquittal ot Deputy Do Sacs In a
criminal libel suit in which the pre
mier was accubcd of coi'rupttbu in
connection with kohio contracts with
tho Hunk of Hungary was respon
ullilu for tho defeat ot tho cabinet.
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MURPHY
FAMOUS
OLYMHC
TRAINER
DOT
1 00 T0 1 SHOT
WINNER
EAT
N DERBY
Alioycr, Rank Outsider Victor by
Disqualification of Favorite Cray
amour for Bumplnn at Finish Line
Louvols Second Big Crowd.
Suffragette Who Attempts to De
Destroy Chances of Kino. George's
Colt Is Fatally linjured.
KI'SOM, HiiRland, June K.
! An attempt by miffru-
Kettes today to destroy all
chuuen of Kins George's colt
Amnier winning tho derby
camo near ending In death.
A woman was fatally In-
4 Jured when ho ran upon tho 4
coumo at Tottenham Corner
and grasped Ammer's bridle. ft
The colt reared high and
J- then, with hin Jockey, Her-
hurt JoncD. fell flat upon tho
woman'a body. She was ter-
C( rlbly crushed and mutilated 4
by the hone's hoofs. Jones,
tho Jockey, was hurried to a
hospital. Ills condition Is
serious. The colt was not
4- badly Injured.
Tho woman was Identified
as Miss Elizabeth Davidson,
35 years of age. For several
minutes after the occurrence
she gave no sign of life, and
a report Bpread that sho was
dead. After doctors reached
bet side, however, she showed,
M signs of animation and was
at onco rushed to a hospital,
EPSOM, England. June 4. Run
ning second in a terrific drive, A.
Cunllffe's Aboyuer, a rank outsider
at 100 to 1, today won tho derby,
tho bluo ribbon of tho English turf,
only becauso C. Bower Ismay's Cra
ganour, the favorite at G to 4, was
disqualified at tho finish line. V.
Raphael's Louvols, at 10 to 1, was
second. The tlmo for tho mllo and
a half was 2:37 3-5. Great Sport
was third and Nimbus fourth.
The roco was for 3-year-old colts
and fillies, tho former carrying 126
pounds and the latter 123. It was
worth about $30,000 to the winner.
Fifteen horses started.
Disqualified for Humping.
Craganour, ridden by Johnny
Relff, tho American Jockoy, led in
the homestretch by a scant head. As
they neared tho wire both Aboyuer
nnd Louvols crept up, and as tho
three leaders flashed across tho fin
ish lino Craganour was a scant
length ahead ot Aboyuer and Lou
vols' nose strained nt Aboyuor's
neck.
G. Aumont's Nimbus, 10 to 1, nnd
V. Hall Walker's Great Sport. 20
to 1, finished neck and neck In
fourth and fifth places. At first tho
Judges placed Nimbus third owing
to Craganour's dlsqualfrlcation, but
later reconsidered nnd Great Sport
was given third monoy, with Nimbus
fourth.
AlKijuer I -ends Field.
Up to tho start of tho bomestretcu
(Continued on pago a.)
PANAMA CANAL
REGINA, Sask., Juno 4, "For IS
mouths tho Panama canal has been
ready for tho pasaago of warships,
should emergoney luivo arisen great
enough to require tho immediate
presonco of warships on tho Pacific
coast," Is the startling statement
made today by James Arthurs, a
sub-onglueor ot tho canal, who Is
visiting here.
"To send them through would
havo been a risky undertaking,"
said Arthurs, "but It could bo done.
With 24 hours' notice the cttuul
could bo flooded enough for any ot
our droudnoughts to pnbs through.
"With this card up tboir sleeves,
federal officials have regarded con
ditions on tho Pacific coast with
complacence,"
READY
FR
m
MANY MOTHERS
K
PENSIONS
OM
COUNTY
Twenty-two Women Apply to County
Judrje for Aid Under New Law
Which Goes Into Effect Today
Amount Totals $510 a- Month. ,
Dependent Mothers Receive $10 a
Month for First Child and $7.59
Monthly for Each Additional One.
Twenty-two widows with children
have made application for pensions
under the law parsed by tho recent
session of the legislature which hn
todoy become effective to County
Judcc Ton Velio who is making an
investigation of their circumstances
with n vifcw (o allowing tho payment
of the pensions.
Under the law each dependent
widow with children will receive $10
n mouth for the first child and $7.50
monthly for each additional child.
Widows whose husbandu are dead,
permanently inenpneitr-ted or con
fined in 8tn(c institutions are equally
eligible to receive penxionH.
Many other have announced their
intention of applying.
The claims of the twenty-two, if
allowed would put up n total of over
$."10 per month. The largest appli
cant is Hose It. Singler, widow of the
late Sheriff Singler who nks .$0'J.f)0.
The applicants who have filed to
date and the amounts requested nro
as follews:
Maggie Evans, Medford $12.50
Lucy May Davis, Medford.... 2.'.00
Mary K. Saync, Medford... . 'J5.0Q
Jessie McCIeudon, Gold Hill.. ,10.00
Nettle Green, CeutraIPoint..i.32.nO
Marie Raymond, Medford.... 17..10.
Minnie Kimball, Medford 10.0Q
Carrie Bell Leavenworth, Jack
sonville 17..ri0
Lizzie Xolgnmott, Talent 10.00
Maud Philbrook. Medford.... 17.5Q
Mary J. Torrcy, Talent 'J.j.OO
Mrs. F. A. Shearburn, Medford 17.50
Sarah Elizabeth Cox, Ashland 17.50
Pauline M. Elmore, Applegnto. 17.50
ItofO II. Singler, Jacksonville. 02.50
Mary Smith, Ahlnnd 32.50
Minnie M. Pnrslow, Ashland.. 3'J.oO
Tillio J. Crosby, Ashland 17.50
Lydin Irish, Ashland 17.50
Catherine E. Silver, Ashland.. 17.50
Mary A. Hoke, Bulte Fulls. . . 8.00
Laura E. Stewart, Ilutte Falls 8.00
BLOODY BAHLE
WITH FEDERALS
WtOWXSVILLE, Tex., June 4.
Following a twenty-four hour buttle,
the federal garrison at Matamoras,
Mexico, at live o'eloek this morning
Hiirreudered to General Lueio Illauco,
the Maderistn eommander. Illauco
immediately opeued tho port ? entry
and invited American physicians to
cross tho boundary und attend thu
wounded.
Surgeons returning from the front
report heavy losses on both sides but
no defiuito estimates were obtainable.
Many bodies wore found in tho elec
tric light plant, tho federal strong
hold, defended by ground mines nud
live wires. Tho constitutionalists
occupied the customs housp.
EIS
OF LOS ANGELES
LOS ANGELES, Col.. Juno 4. -Uy
a majority of 924G votes Henry
L. Rose Is elected mayor of Los An
goles today aver John W, Shonk.
Rose's vote, according to figures
completed lato today by the city
clerk, was 40,045, while Shonk
polled 37,019.
Rose Issued a statement today In
which ho declared bin election menus
tho "overthrow of tho Invisible gov
ernment that has plundered thu city
and stumping out ot private graft."
Rosa and the new administration
will uHHiimo office July 7.
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