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MEDFOIID, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 19J3.
NO. 139
MEXICANEXODUS
ALARIVf IGNORED
YANKEES SLAIN
HIGHEST MEXICAN
REPRESENTATIVE ONLY 20
Senate Forclnn Committee Issues
Statement Extlnlnlii President's
Call Hticrta Hcnrs Intervention
Plot Envoy Liml Silent.
Fifty American Refuses Reach
ConstBusiness Interests First
Tliouijlit No Clianno Situation.
MUNICH OITY, Sept. 1. Tito ex
pected oxixltin of American resident
fnnii Mexico iin n rritult of warnings
voiced In President WHhoii's mciingn
to roiiKnu lint fnlhul lo mntorlntUu.
A fow Americans luft tho capital to
il ny liul tint majority will romnln,
being unwilling lo iwcrlflro liiislncni
ItiturontK unless tlio situation becomes
alarming,
Provlslunnl President lltmrta In
oxpeoted ' to Ignnro anonymous
rhnrgen Hint n group o( Americans
Intro plotttn! to bring about Amurlcmi
Inter wnt Ion.
VI2RA CRUZ, .Moxlco, Hnpt. J.
I'lfty Auiorlcnti refugees nro hero,
nml no trnusporl In uviilUhlo to carry
them to tlio United Htntos, nml no
rcmilnr vi'Mol mIIh for novum! days.
United Htntos Consul C'nnndn linn nr-
ranged to nrrotntiioilnto thu peiinl
leu at n locnl iiotnl,
Jolin l.lml, President Wilson's I'll
voy, will spend tomorrow nl n plan
Intlou near Term Illnnclic. llu hn
glvim no Indlrnlluti hero nn to whnl
liu believes tlio future holds In tlio
Ajn,urlcaUiMulcan .dlsuulu.
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(rj9 j8y
OMRWMAY
TESTIFYAGAINST
DIGGS ANO PAL
Camlncttl Case Tlircatcnctl by In
jury In Auto Accident to Juror
Adams Prosecution Seeks Evi
dence of More Immorality.
Defense Opens Way for Sensations
Lola Norrls' Father to Follow
Daughter Case to Jury Friday.
MEN
LABOR MESSAGE;
PROSPECT GOOD
EDWARD E. M'CALL, TAMMANY CANDIDATE
FOR MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY
Condition of Tollers Better Than In
Last Ten Years, Chief Says Pre
dicts Realization of Ideals Through
Awakcnlnn of Public.
WASHINGTON, Kept. I. Tlio
Mitxlcnn situation wns practically un
changed today. Honntor Ilncon.
chairman o( tlio nunato foreign ro
latlotm committee confvrrod with
Secretary of Htnto llrynu. I.ntor ho
Issued tlio follow Iiik stnlenicnt:
"President Wilson did lint Intend
that IiIn statement should ho cou
nt mod iim i warning for armed In
tnrviiiitloti, Ho merely suggested
that It would ho hotter for thorn to
leavn tho co u ii try. Tho president
did not mean to convoy tho Impres
sion Hint thin country would not con
tinue to protect AinerlcaiiB In Mox
lco." Tho government linn lieen advised
of tho killing t fix Americans nt
Torrcon.
Ricnrdu liner In is 2(1 year old. lie
In not only a diplomat, hut n tried,
tested nml successful one. Hu is
Mexico's immihiiI general nt New York
t'ity nml tlit'inforo thu making rep
reieiitnlivo of the Mexican diplo
innlio nml consular services in thin
eoimtry, iiiiiMiiitcli hh there is no am-
hiihHnilor nl Washington.
Although hu win horn in Mexico
City nml boar the miiiiio mime oh tho
president of .Mexico, ho In no relation
to rreioilent Huertn.
JEROME SCHEMES
SPEEDY RETURN
OF
HAW
HAVANA, Hopt. 1, William Hay
nrd llnle, olio of l'repldont Wlleou'H
oinlHNnrlcH to Mexico, nrrlvod hero
thin tiioruliiK from Vera Crux, unit
Iiik later on tho Ward liner Morro
CiiHtlo for Now York. Ho retimed
to comment on tho Muxlcmt Munition,
AN
PACT BROKEN;
F
OLK
BLAMED
KAN KKANCISCO, Cut., Sunt. 1.
HeluliveH of Kohurt J. Wlilnov,
fotinur Los AiikoK'H really broker,
nro Illumed hero today by Mrs. Vivi
an IyotiH, pretty divorcno mid net
le.sH, i'oi' the Hiiieido pnet in which
hhu enleied hero witli VYTulney. Mih.
LyoiiH in in a hospital Hiil'feriiif;
miiiiily from hyHteria duo to fear
thai Widncy will die mid that her
own ut tempt nt Hclf-ilfHtniotiou will
foil, Widney in reported in a Med
ium coiiiUtion nt ii (Hiiuilnrium ut
l.lvermoro nfter Hwallowiue; poison.
Afrn. Lyons flatly ehnrKes thnt
limy wore- hnniHsed ooutlniilly by
Widuuy'tj rohitivoH mid were iiindo to
niovo from plaeo to pluuo bv com
pluiutfl to tho diutriot altonuiy. This
hIio tillered) brought them to 11 Htnto
of duHiiorution mid they filially
iiKieed to end it all.
Judfjo II. At. WiihiQy of Los An
Kok'H Ih HeekhiK horo today through
DIhIi'IoI Attorney Piokert In Ihuvo
both his Ron nml Mrn. Lvons con
fined in mi iiisnuo asylum,
SIIKIIIIItOOKI-:, Que., Kept. J. -Wtdliam
T. Jenuue, New York'ri pc
eial eouiiHi'l here, is preparing today
a new plan to j-et Marry K. Thaw
into tho oiiMlody of tho Dominion
imminnition nffieiiils with a view to
tlio hpeedy deportation of the es
eaped Mnlteawmi refugee. JeronieV
phut will ho rnvealcd, it is expected,
when Thaw cornea up on a liulions
corpus henrini; tomorrou.
Chief of Police Uoiidrcau of Cont
icookc, on wlioso rcquent the. writ
of hnheiiK corpus wits issued, refuses
to withdraw his reipicst, despite thu
Thaw counsels pointing out. Hint un
der the Cmiudimi law n huheas cor
pus writ nan bo Mvom out only by
a prisoner or Ihh friends. I'nssiug
his (minion on this fact, Thaw and
his lawyers nro confident that Jus
tice Hutchinson, before whom thu
application will come, will refuso to
order Thaw's release on a pica from
tho opposite side.
LAKH COMO, Itnly, Soul. 1. At
torney Mulllul, reprenontliih' tho do-
foiiHo mid MiiKistrnto Hokiioii, no
compniilod by nn lntorprotor, tlila nf
toruoou tiennn a loiiKthy luturroRn
Hon of Portor Charlton, rocoiitly ro
turned horo fro lutho Unltod States
for trial on tho ohnrgo of bavliiK
murdorod his wlfo, formerly Mnry
Scott CiiBtlo of San Francisco. Charl
ton's trial probably will etnrt In
Novombor,
Wife Deserts, Tries Culclde.
AllKltDKKN, Wnli., Kept. 1. Loo
Wallerstcin, 45, jumped off tho 0.
It. & N, railroad bridge today in an
at tempi at Ruloide. On living, ros
eued hu said that Ida wifo bad de
serted him mid that bo was tired
of life, Wallerstein represents a
pretzel firm in Tnoomn.
HAN KHANCIBCO, Cab, Hnpt. 1.
Due. to tho rapid recovery form In
juries received In nn niitotnobllo ac
cident near Han Jono Saturday by
Juror Wllllntn II, Adniu and his de
termination to Mt In tho jury box re
gnrilleim of tlio palu, tho Cnmlimttl
trial probnbly will not bo poetponod
tomorrow when It Is scheduled for
rcmuiiptlon,
At first it wns thought thnt Mr.
Adams' Injiirlcii would halt tho trlnl
nml ponllily nib;ht ncceniiitnto tho
(inpntiulinent of n now Jury. Judgo
Van I'lcrt Iim heun Informed, howv
over, Hint jho Juror will attempt to ho
In his plncu tomorrow.
Tho prnmlao of nuvr evidence In tho
rnso Is hinted nt hy Kpeclnl Prosecu
tor Theodoro Ilocho, who ipont Hat
unlay nud Hundny In Sacrnmeuto In
terviewing Probation Officers M. J.
Hiilllvnn and Mrs. Mooro regarding
complaints alleged to bnvo been
hrought ngnlnst' Mnury Dlggn nnd
Dron- Cnmliiettl In connection with
two young Sacrnmeuto girls other
thnn Mnrshn Warrlncton and Loin
Norrl.
Ilccniiso of tho ndmonltlon of
Judgo Van Fleet that neither tho
prosecution nor tho dofonso must
innko problematical upcculntlons ou
tho ovldenco In tho cao Itocho has
rofimcd to uttto definitely what bis
mlnslon to Sncrnmento accomplished.
Tho joung Klrls whoo experiences
nro mid to hear directly on tbo Cnml
nettl whlto slnvu trial nnd who hnvo
Kevorolu times been referred to dur
ing tho proceedings nro dcclnrcd to
lmo given tho government nddltlonal
ovldenco. Whether It will bo ad
mitted remains to ho seen.
Attornoy Mnrshnll I). Woodworth
for tho dofemso raited tho hnrs for
tho govoriiment In this connect Frldny
when ho naked Probation Officer
Sullivan It complaints had not been
mndo ngalimt Dlggs nnd Cnmliiettl in
tho Sncrnmento Juvenllo court by
their wives. This, ho had Intondod
to .occasioned tho worry which
prompted tbo men to lenvo Sacra
mento in company with Miss War
rington mid Miss Norrls.
Hulllvmi stnted that no complaint
hud been lodged ngnlnst tbo motv In
connection with tho Warrington nnd
Norrls girls but that nccusatlon bad
boon mndo ngaltist thoin lu.bohnlt of
tho othor two girls.
Marsha Warrington will completo
her testimony under ro-dlrect exami
nation when tho trial Is resumed, nnd
sho will bo followed by Lola Norrls,
tho chief witness against Cnmlnottl.
Tho government's case will closo
with tho testimony of tho Norrls
girl's father.
Tho dofonso probably will tnko
nhout two days for Its enso, and It
Is expected Hint Camluottl's fnto will
bo known hy Thursday or Friday of
this week.
Day Observed in Cities of Land with
Parades and, Speeches Public Of
fices and Banks Closed Locally.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1. Thank
fulness for present well being nnd pro
phecy for grentor good to como for
tho tollers of tho United States and
of tho world wns tho kcynoto of a
Labor I;iy messSRo lusuod hero to
dny by Samuel Uompers, president
of tho American Federation of Labor.
Ho snld In part:
"Though tho common peoplo still
dig nnd dolvo, go down Into dnrk
mid wsnry places nnd do tho work
necessary to that lutrlcnto organiza
tion which supplies our social needs,
yet many of them nro comfortablo
and lisppy beyond thu conception of
former nges. How? Through tho
labor movement. In sonio gulso, do
splto Its varying' Ideals, that movo
moot has existed wherever thoro has
been need and oppression of workers.
To keep full nnd strong this tldo of
energy and rouso tho purpose to
strho for more yearn Is tho great pur
poso of Labor. Thu organized labor
movement must win; It must not, can
not fall. Tbo triumph of labor for
Justice and humanity is assured."
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SKtJm n' 'ial
Pttw- ?.v '5R
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GOOD ROAD TALK
SCHEDULED TO'
CLOSECAMPAIGN
Good Principal Districts of County
to Be Canvassed In Interests ef
Bend Election Next Tuesday
Meetlnrjs Every Night This Week.
Charles F. Murphy, tho boss of
Tnmmmiy hall, hns again startled
bis enemies, who think ho is fittmid,
with a flash of political daring thnt
hns taken them off their feet for tho
moment. His selection of Kdwnnl
K. McCnll, fonncr justice of the
htnto supreme court nnd present
chninnmi of the board of public ser
vice commissioners, in place of
Mayor William J. Onynor, who
sought tho nomination with nil his
strength, was not exuected.
Mr. McCnli's brother wus John A
McCnll, wiiopo administration as the
president of tbo New York Life Iti
surnnco company was not savory, itc
is the kind of a man who will have
the backing of Wall street nnd the
moneyed interests of New York Oity
His opixnicnt, John I'urrny Mitchcl,
collector of customs, nn independent
democrat, has tl0 bncking of the
Roosevelt progressives, the republi
cans, the independent democrats nnd
tho WiWon administration. Most
politicians think he will win.
Gold Hill Opens Campaign Saturday
Night With Rousing Session Ex
treme Outlying Districts Oppose.
!
Women l'unuto In New York
NHW YOItK. Sqpt. L Three thou-
sand women In whlto dresses and
straw 2iaU- roprc Nillng tho Wqbj;
ens Traaes union league, wcro too
fcaturo of today's 'Now York Labor
Day parade. Twonty-flvc. thousand
marchers wuro In lino.
Ioh Angeles Tollers Celebrate.
LOS ANQKLKS, Cnl., Sept. 1.
Organized labor of Southern Callfor
nln eclobratod Labor Day at Ocean
Park today. Thousands of union
men nnd women and their families
moved to tho seaside
Thoro was no parndo In Los An
geles or other particular observance
of tho dny. Tho larger stores wcro
closed nud business generally was
suspondod. Job Harrlmnn, former
socialist candldato for vice-president
was tho "orator of thu day" at Ocean
Park.
N
WARDEN
FACING HANGING
THREATENS
I
7000 March t Portland
PORTLAND, Ore., Sopt. 1. Tho
hosts of Inbor seven thousand strong
parndo tho streets at noon today in
celebration of Labor Day. It was
ono of tbo greatest outpourings of
partisans over seen In tho northwest,
fltty-Blx unions affiliated with tho
Ccntrnl Labor Council participating.
This afternoon athletic contests woro
held on Multnomah ftold. Thousands
(Continued On psgo 2.)
E
PERIL
RIDERISPRAINS ANKLE
An nutomobllo ownod by A. D.
Drury, nml a motorcyclo ridden by
Kd Loom Is collided at Oakdalb and
Hloyuutb nvonuo this noon resulting
In n slightly Injured nnklo for Loom-
Is, nnd a broken fonder for tbo auto,
According to oyo wltuoBsos, Drury
wan making a wldo turn at tho stroot
Intersection, wbon Loomlo, coming
nt n good clip, struck tho machine
Ho was unnblo to avoid tbo accident.
SYRACUSE!, N. V., Sept. 1.
Spooking at a Labor Day pienio at
Long Ilrnueh, uonr horo today, Sec
retary of Labor Wiillinm B. Wilson,
doelared (bat his department of tho
government would bo used to bring
tho worker nnd tho employer into
closer rotations, Ho characterized
his department as u "bureau of in
dustrial diplomnoy,"
OF
ANGLO-SAXON
ALABAMAN
LYNCHIlima, Vn., Sopt. 1. Dlt
ter denunciation of tho equal suf
frage movometit was volcod horo to
day In a Labor Dny speech by Repro
sontatlvo Hotlln of Alabama.
"Tho suffrago anovomont," bo
snld, "Is tho greatest peril threaten
ing tho English speaking peoplo.
Harmonious relations between tho
sexos will dlsnppoar with equal sut
trngo sex antagonism will spring up
nnd tho Amorlcau homo will bo
doomod.
"To bo n mother of a voter Is
greater than to bo a votor, and to
train a votor proporly Is moro Im
portant than to vote. What thought
ful man or woman would hnvo tho
Amorlcan woman oxohango her robes
of gontlonoss ana refinement for gar
ninnts of boldness nud officious pa
rndo? It will bo a sad dny for tho
American homo when tho women pay
moro attention to ballots thau .to
tbolr babies,"
BALEM, Ore, Sept. 1. Thaffcov
foro ho will execute Robert Morgan,
sentenced to hang horo next Friday,
for killing bts sweetheart, Vlrglo
Hart, at Condon In October ot last
year, bo will resign his position, was
tho ultimatum dellvorcd to Gover
nor West by Colonol Lawson, war-
don ot tho stnto penitentiary, accord
ing to an authoritative sourco bcro
today.
Slnco bis Imprisonment Morgan has
been a model prisoner, nnd this nnd
tho fact that bo Is but a boy, and
that his crimo was committed! whllo
ho was lnsano with Jealousy has
caused tbo warden to reach & deci
sion that ho would rather resign his
position than hang tho boy. Tho
ultimatum was given tho governor
when Colonol Lawson callod on him
soma tlmo ago to plead with him to
commuto tho scntenco or tlio con
demned boy.
REFUGrfTELlS
OF REBEL RAID
LOJIEOi A CITY
SAN DIKPO, Cab, Sopt. 1. A
graphic description of tho recent raid
on tho city ot Durango, Moxlco, was
glvon horo today by T. L. Flndloy of
121 Paso, Texas, who arrived from tbo
war strlckon district around that city
on tho steamor Ilonlto Juarez.
Flndloy was suffering from fovor,
ho says, wbon tbo robol troops gal
loped Into Durango. Ono ot tho first
things dono by thorn was to enter
tho rosldonco ot tho Unltod States
consul and tako nil ot bis arms and
ammunition. They did not molest
tho rest ot his bolouglngs.
Noxt tho banks woro looted nnd
tbo robols took away four wagon
loads of gold mid stlror. Flndloy
lay on his cot at a window, bo says,
and watched tbo proceedings. As ho
wntchod, n small detachment ot robols
entered tho house and'domaudod bts
valuables. When ho protested a
robol struck him on tho right shoul
der with a bayonet, Inflicting an guly
wound from which ho still suffers.
After tho fovor had loft him suffi
ciently to onablo him to travol, Find
ley mndo his way through tho ban-dlt-lnfestod
district between Durango
and Mazatlan, wboro bo procured
enough money from acquaintances
to pay his passago to this port. Ho
was olgbt years In Durango as foro
mai ot tho Macro Lumber com
pany.
H
RK
BAM POLICE;
ARREST
SCORES
' -DUBLIN, Sept. T.Itlotlng In Con
nection with tho tramway strike
which started yestorday was contin
ued today on tbo city's outskirts.
Ylolenco was precipitated when
James Larkln, ono of the strikers'
leaders, was arrested. Tho police
charged repeatedly with tholr clubs,
knocking down women and girls, and
this led to pitched battles. Stones,
brickbats, and bottles wcro hurled by
tho Infuriated rioters and tho strcots
wcro soon covered with prostrate
forms.
Two persons aro known tq havo
been killed in yesterday's dlsordors
and at least flvo hundred Injured.
Scores ot men, women and children
fill tho various hospitals.
Scores ot strikers and their sym
pathizers wero remanded for trial
without ball. .
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GOOD ROAD MEETINGS.
I'hocnix
Talent -
Rogue River .
Eagle lSjint .
Jncksouvillo .
Jacksonville .
Ccntrnl Point Saturday
Mondny
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
-. Fridny
r nday
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FRISCO PAPERS
PENNY
WA
'CALL' IN LEAO
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Sept. 1.
Newspaper war. iiupcuding in Snu
Francisco for months, ''broke" here
today with tbo first issue of the
Evening Cull, which, under tho ap
parent guidance of F. W. Kellogg
mid John D. Sprcokcls, replaced in
tbo ovoning field the Morning Call
which M. II. Do Young said ho re
cently bought from the Spreckols
estate. It is reported that William
II. Hearst is also actively and fi
uaneinllv interested in tho Call.
Prompt to meet tho ndvent of tho
Call in the evening field, tho Bulle
tin mid Post aro today ou tho street
nt ouo coat, tho price of tho now
Call, and both papors print an
nouncements promising Kelloeg aud
Sprookels a run for their monoy.
Tho San Francisco Duily News Is
tho only ovoning paper in tho oity
to pay not attention to tho irruption
of tbo Call.
I. II I I!
Long Walk Cures Hiker.
NEW YORK, Sept.. 1. Herbert
Hoover, aged 21 years, of Newark,
entorcd police headquarters hero this
afternoon mid announced that be
had won $1,500 by walking from
New York to San Francisco mid ro
turn in less than ono year. Hoover
doelared his bike had cured him of
tuberculosis. .,
The last v.cck before tho good
roads bond election, a week from
Tuesday, will bo marked by an nct
ivo campaign in practically every
district, with meetings every night
this week in the population centers.
Tbo first meeting this week will
be held nt Phoenix tonight with
Messrs, Boos, Mulkcy and Gore as
the speakers.
The next meeting will bo held nt
Talent Tuesday night witii addresses
by Dr. Baglcy and Attornoy B. F.
Mulkcy nnd others.
William 0. Gore, Dr. Bnglcy nnd
County Commissioner Lcever will
spenk ai Englo Point, ami 'tho. snm
two will address a meeting at Jack
sonville Friday. J
Tbo meetings of the week will
closo Saturday at Central Point
with good ronds talks by Attorney
B. F. Mulkcy and Judgo Colvig.
Tho first meeting of tho campaign
was held nt Gold Hill Saturday
night with Judgo Colvig nnd Wjn.
Goro ns spenkers. A lnrgo crowd
showing much enthusiasm nttended
The Gold Hill band furnished music.
Thcro is united sentiment for tho
bonds in that city, forecasts boing
mndo that they will carry by a big
majority.
The principal opposition nt pres
ent lies in tho extreme outlying dis
tricts where tbo voto is small. In
tho cities nnd towns there is a do
cided sentiment in their favor. Tho
usual opponents of improvement
bonds have lost much of their
strength. Mirny who opposed tho
good ronds issuo two years, now bo
ing in henrty sympathy.
A whirlwind canvass of tho coun
try districts will be mndo this week.
LEACHCRi"
EXPECTS 10 WIN
R
CANUCK
VANCOUVER, B. C, Sept. 1.
Considering tho fact that neither had
timo in which )u train properly,
Leach Cross nud Frank Harriett!,
tho northwest; lightweight, woro in
good condition for their scheduled
twolvo rouud bout ut Brighnuso this
afternoon. Tho advance sale was a
trifo disappointing on account of
tho mutch being arranged at such a
luto date, but tho indications wero
that a goodly crowd would bo ou
baud when tho boys catered thu ring.
All enra beaded for Ilia urcnu wero
jammed,
"I do not anticipate having any
diffiouUv in disposing of Burrionu
within tho twelve rounds, althougii
1 understood ho is a clover nnd
strong boxer," snld Cross today, ,
"Tho training I did at Los Angeles
for tho bout with Johnny Dundee,
which wns called off on account of
Young's death, has stood me in good
stead, and I am in fiuo fettle."
Freddie Welsh and WJIlie BitcWa,
who will box hero September 20 for
the lightweight championship of the
world, wero at tho ringside.
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