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f ! m 5 nl'- M -J Medford Mail Tribune WEATHER Ititln tonight ami Friday Mat. 7fl iMIn. 61, SECOND EDITION l- srtet"5 4 J , : 1 A' FnrtylMril Tour. IMItr ICIttlith Ymr. JUDGE TO I SEALS FATE OF D. Evidence, II Trim, Sulllclrnt In Con vict Van Flrct Instructs Mann Act Do Given Its Broadest In terpretation. Ariiumcnts Benjn, When Adjourn nirnt Is Taken Carojncttl Tells o Great Fear Mother Consoles. HAN I'HANCIHCO, Cal., Ht. . P. Drew Camlnotll, on of United Hiatus Immigration CoiumlMlonor Anthony Citmlui'lll, will bo found Kiillty on rliar;s of white slavery for IrmmpottliiK ltln Norrln to Hitiiu for Imiuornl purposes, If tho Jury bo llnvi'n lliu evidence Introduced I trim. JmtKo Vnti riiut hlnmnlf mnilu tho MMiTtlon In il()ii)liiK a niotlon by ttm ilufKiiMi to limtrucl (ho Jury to ac quit. "Thi'M I ntnpln nvldeiico bire, which, If found trim by tho Jury, U Murflrleul lo coin let iimlur thin In diriment," declared JiiiIkh Vim Klent. Attormy Marshal II. Woodworth for Cainliuittl had' pleaded IiIi mo tion on tho ground Hint no cummer rlrtllu'd vlro was IttoUnl. I want to iiny," rontlnuod tho JihIko. "tlmt It In not necessary to show Hint It wan ilonn for iroflt. Any net of Immorality, If accompanied by trnimlKirtatlou from ono statu to nnnllinr, I sufficient to bring con viction under thU enactment." Cnmlni'ttl facedysomn twenty-four hours morn of Biiaf&iisn nt tho con clusion of today's iVnJnn. Th ar Kiimntit woro In progress. Judge Van Fleet announced ltiatf ho ex pected to kIvo lila Instructions to tho Jury not later than 11 o'clock tomor row morning, and Camltiottl prob tihly will know hU fato liero night. Ho permitted tho defense to close without In any way attacking tho re rllnl of l.olu Norrla. for whom down fnll ho has admitted himself respon sible. Camlneltl merely advanced lila nlii;oil frnr of tlrnatlc stop by Maury DIkkb' rnllinr anil by Mrs. Maury DIkkx a It l motlvo In leaving Hurra monto. DiirltiK t" twenty minute ho occupied thu stand tho namo of .uln NorrU waa hardly mentioned. Tho prosecution did not cum subject to cross xamlnntlon. "Mother nro bent when a fellow' In trouble," ho ald on ho loft tho courtroom during the noon recess. They walked out arm In arm. Hero toforo ho Iib beon In thu habit of going it with hi attorneys and with other mon. Today ho romnlned clone to liln mother. HAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. Sopt. I. F. Drew Cnmlnottl took tho witness stand In Id own defense lit the whlto nlnvo trial horo nt 10:15 o'clock thl inorulUK. Tho defendant wa proccdo n a Willie by M. II, Dlepeiihrock, owner of a theater liulldliiK In Hncmmento whore Maury I. DlKK had III" office. Dlepunhrock was asked If DliiRS Iiad been ordered to vacnto bocauso It wbh roportod ho had women In 111 of fice "I Bald," tostlflod Dleponbrock, M)lgs, thoro Jiavo boon Home yoiinK Klrl In your offlro.' IUkkh ronlled: 'No, they woro nocloty lailluR.' Then 1 told litm. 'Thoy mut ho nlco bo cloty lndloa."' 1'ronPcutor Hulllvan on crorf ox amluntlon trloil to oatabllBH tho Identity of tho kIHb who wont to 1)K' offleo lt Dloponhrook could not toll. I WASI1INQTON, Sopt. -i. At tho currency hill honrliiK before tho hou nto flnnnco coinmlttoo today, KobIub Wndo of Ht. I.oula UBaortod tlmt rop- roflontatlvoH of tho American llank- ora' AsHoclutlon camo horo moroly to yoIco a patriotic wuriilnK tigalnat a moaBuro which is a publlo danKor Ho mild tho hankora rogardod tho U- Biianco of ourronoy by thq United Status treasury oh "woalconliiR tho ropublio." y 1KTT BANKERSSAY PATRI01 ISM S LAW WARNING BOURNE WOULD RUSH HIGHWAY WORK AT CRATER Former Srnator Would Have Road Biilldlnu Completed In Two Years Instead of Bcluu, Slrunu Out Over Seven Means Dollars to Oreuon. Statesman Who Secured First Ap propriation for Crater Lake Enthu siastic In Praises of Its Wonders "I I'oiiNiuYr myHcIf Imlelileil In Hie people of Jiirkfcou County for Hie iipKirlunlly of vlewini; wluil will nl way lie rciinlcd iih the worldV (renleMt natiiriil woiuler," xnid For mer Keimtor .lonnthnii llotimn .lr., on hi reliirii from n ten iluyn' iit to t'rnler l.nl.e. "It in mm of Hie world' beauty hwiIm. It enlriiiictd mid ilelinhtiil me. I nt for ilaya ieHltiK it hliiflliiK eolnrK--iiever nlike for two miniiteM. I eoulil haw hIii.u'iI n iiiiHilli nml enjoyed ewry ininiile, and I urn Kolmr lo next enr. 'The bett poHftihle choice Im been iiuiiIk for HiiiierinleniliMil in Wll ' SIitI. lie linn broad romprelieiiMW pluiiH for the parkn development. Hi. Ihim Inlcrcnlcil L'overiiiiU'iit neieii- UhIh In elimiiinlini; the mocipiito anil liornefly. lie hu intcrcnti'd Ihein In Hie florn anil WKi-ltitluii. Yi tmuU In carry mil ht plan, tho purk will become n iiltrnelive bm the hike. "I urn iiiim.' lo rn-e Malor Morrow and Hie department official nml will when I return to WmdiliiKtoii, cn dcnwir lo el Hut Crnler Lake hih wny eoiiHlmelioii neeoinpliHlied ill two venrn. instead of uRim Btniiit; out over Hctcn yearn. If Hie appro priation i available nt once, Hie en tire nyHlem of phuN can he built, I believe, (n two yearn, and il will hit wortli million or dollar to lin'Ron to have it done. "Willi Hie openinc of the I'annmn .. - . i, ,. ciiual ami me nan i niiicixrn in.- Hilioii, mi era of ilcwlnpmi-nt Tiir MiiriiiissIiiL' nnvthiui' of Hie past i piinu' l' ct in for Ihe wenl, partic ularly fdr Oregon, the Mate ih hi tractiiiK wiileHpreml attention mimni; eiiKtern financierM n Hie reuion of most naliiritl undeveloped reninircc. Southern OreRoii i K"inir I" licuefil immciiHelv Hierchy nnd blmtilil have lid i.rmil uniuilii ii 1 1 rui't inii renilv to hhof the world aa hoon a toihle.' The llounio party, coiiiHhl' l Hie Hennlor'H office force, Mnt four diiya at rdican Imv nml met ureal miocoMH in Imlliiiir lor trout, i.iim Mondav Mr. llourno ciumhl th limit illnuK.l In- low II) lmuuiN of trout. One of the ladie in Hie party laud ed n 13-iioiindor, which wiih Hcneu for dinner when tho party reached Klauinlli Fall. Thon in the partv were Senalor lloiirue, Mi Ida M Arneson, ht private Hccretury in I'orllanil, Mi C. II. Spcrry, hi pri vate sen clary in WnsliiiiKlon, Mi Florence K. Riiiiirov, n member of hi office force in WiimIiIiikIoh, and Mr. A. W. I'rexcoll, hi official wo re In ry. MiKe Spcrry nnd llamey left Tor rnlifornia Thursday inorniiiir nnd Sennlor Hourue, Kr. lrecott and JlisH AniCMiu rcturiipd to l'orlland in tho nflernoon. CIIlCAaO, Sopt. 4. Harold Bclmoldur, a vnudovlllo actor, waa ui rectly acoiisod of tho Bonsatlonal inurdar of Joopli Lokuo, a pawn broker kllloil In tho MoVlckor Thoa tor bulldliiK aomo montha hko, by Johnny Kalth, who la Jointly charged with tho nuirdor. Faith teatlflod at Schneldor'a hall oas corpus lioarins that ho and Schnoldor plannod tho klllliiB out that Pallh'B common law wlfo por Biiadod him not to participate. Later, ho Bvoro, Schnoldor nlono slow f.oBiio, Murderer's Remorse Brlnijs Suicide. BAN DIEGO, Sopt. !. Honnnn llorKutcilt) u rauohor who ahot Dr, II. S. Wclali in KaHt Ban l)ieo last nlKltti liMiRcd hiuiHolf in lila coll in tho oouuty jail hero early today. MYSTERY MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY'S PIONEER BANKER DECLARES IN S'B I f t - ! '-whu VV'T'' KIBiniHflH&aSBMJiMMtfMBmaBBHrB i ibUV I ri 'm - zRBmamBBt 21tmatdtttKttk ml bIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIbIIIIIIbIIIIIIBbIIIIDbIIIibbIIIKiIbIIHIHI hj w4rfB3HPCr7l'!i!i V 'BiiiiiiiiiiiHBiBiiiiHBiBiiiiiiMBiiiBiE ifWkBytfStgkfK bbbbbbbbbbLbPbiibKbiiiBbiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiB "jJSyfli Zl iiBiBBiVQliBHfliBiBiBiBiBiBB!!BflLBl Vk4JPHBllWVVPftu-BllVWBllHBfBlllll FINE HIGHWAY OVER I "It ha been omi of tho dejdro of my llfo to oo a flue hlKhway over tho Kliklou," itate O. C. Deokman, pioneer haukor of Jnckton county and for upwanla of half a contury ono of Kb leading citizens, "liver since I conducted tho expn offlco at Jack bouvIIIo In tho early CO'b and car ried million In Rold oer tho moun tain for tho argonaut, 1 have looked forward to tho llino when the two Btnteit Bhould bo pvriiiBtiently-lluked together by a trunk'lilnhway. Th'o old trail of pioneer days nerved Its purpoio lein: ago and tho toll road which followed It, has also had Its day. Tho time I rlpo for the com Iiik of tho real highway, ono that both county nnd tato can bo proud of, and ouo that will provide a fit ting entrance Into tho moit beautiful alley In thu county that Ib tho gato way to tho finest state of tho north west. "Tho road bond to bo votod upon Sept. offer a business like and prac tical method for highway con struction. I urn heartily In favor of tho Improvement and sincerely hopo tho IioihIh will carry. "c. c. hi:i:kman." CONGRESS ACIS 10 WIPE WASHINGTON. Sept. 4. Con KrcBsmeu Allen of Ohio and Stephen of Now Hampr'ilro today aro drafting a bill which will provide for tho abolition of all wooden car a in tbo United State within flvo years. It probably will bo roportod for pasa agu at thu special session of congress. Tho bill will demand that ovory railroad retlro twonty per cent of Ita wooden cara annually, beginning January 1. It provides for a special corpa of InveBtlgators undor supervi sion of tho Intor-stato commerce com mission and will cover every car car rying passengers from Pullmans to combination baggago nnd smoking cars. OFF IN NEW YORK NI2W YOUIC, Sopt. . -Through auction, Oregon Durtlotta, $2.10'. ' lMIILADKIilMHA, Hartlotts S3. 15 to S3.7G. CHICAGO. Through auction throo cars Uoguo river Hartlotts S1.75 to a.7G. PITTSnuna. Through auction ono car Hoguo rlvor nurtlotta, flno utook 3,50 to S3. 05, SOU MOON IN BEEKMANS El I WOODEN SLEEPERS OREGON, THURSDAY, TUTTKIOK, OF BELKMA.'N TJA.T3K. rmw - ;I3i i M&t rfcft - - sWW XmmmL S ''mWII smwwwwwwwwwyJS fcE.'E.K.'ttA.-N i ii 4. r C. ('. Heemna mid View of Interior of II n Hunk, Ono of tlio Historic SikiIb of Oregon EX-CONGRESSMAN WINE HEATED, IN JAIL PULLS GUN HOISi:, Idaho, Sept. i. Formor Congressman Hdgar Wilson today faces serious charges as tho result of tho Bhootlug of Deputy Sheriff Harry Champlln, whe tho two were strug gling for the pornesBslon of a revol ver which Wilson had whlppod from' his pocket as he was being searched at thu county Jull after being ar rested on a charge of luebrlety, Tho bullet soverod two of Cham plln' finger and plowed a turrougli along hs scalp, Tho belief prevalia among those who witnessed the shooting that Wil son Intended to commit BUlcldo. MAKES SLOW PROGRESS I.OS ANGKLHS, Cat., Sept. !. I.lttlo progress was mudo today In the preliminary examination of Jess WUIard and olovon other persons charged with second degroo inurdor In connection with the death of John Young following a boxing match with Wlllurd hero. Dr. H. II. Griffith, who trephined Young'u skull In an attempt to save lila lfo. spoilt tho early session un dor cross examination by Dofonse At torney Rogers. Tho doctor was piled with questions designed to bring out his knowledge of tbo trephining operation, Woman Aviator Killed. NKWlt'OHT HKAHl, Cal., Sept. -1. Florence Soldi, 22, fell with her hydro-neroplano into Newport liny today nnd was seriously injured. Slio waa being filmed by n movie camera preparatory to u nice- with a motorboat. SI0PTEMJ3I0R 4, 1913. FAVOR OF ROAD BONDS ROYAL GERMAN SIOMARIN'aKX, Germany, Sept. 1. Standing upon "Portuguese soil" in Gennnny, Manuel II., XInrta Phil lip Carlos Amelio Louis Michael, Ra phael, Gabriel Gouzagu Xnvier Fran cois U'Assizo Eugene, "King" of Por tugal, made world famous by Qahy I)cs Lys, married into the non-ruling but wealthy branch of tho reigning family of Germany today when Priu een Victoria of lIoheuKollorn he came his wife and received tho some what doubtful title of "Queen of Portugal." The bride's full name is Auguidn Victoria Wilhelminn Antoin ette MJalhildo I.udovio Josephine, Ma rie Elirabeth. Sho is 23 and Mau ucl 21. The religious ceremony was per formed in the chapel of the quaint old enstlo of Sigmaringon by Card inal Notion formerly archbishop Pa triarch of Lisbon, and tho civil pro ooodings by Count Kulenhurg, Lord High Marshal and noting minister ol tho house of tho Kaiser's court. Four royal bridesmaids followed the princess to the nltar. About throo score piiucos, princesses, dukes and counts, were present as guests, tho majority of them, however, repre senting non-ruling nobility. In view of the little fiction that Manuel has not "recognized" Hie Portugese throne, it is well known to tho government that tho Portu guese royalists hopo Hint Mnnuel recouped his fortunes through his marriago and that ho soon will fi nance another royalist plot. Even on his lioiioymoon, Manuel will bo bhado'wed by secret agents. Many presents woro vecoived bv tho young couple. These were placed on exhibition in ono of lUo rooms of tho enstlo. Among theso was a mag nificent silver table servioo from King George nnd Queen Mary of England, to "King Manuel, on tho occasion of his marriage, from his affootioiiute cousins, George and Mary," z" - . PORTUGAL ID IAHY raiv E E; E Nineteen Year Old Boy Who Slew His Sweetheart Saved From Gal lowsGovernor West Wires Ken tucky Mother. Friday Noon Date Set for Hang man's Task Final Disposition Likely to Be Life Term. SALEM, Ore., Sept. I. "We will not hanj; your hoy.'' TIih was the mcwiage that Governor Went sent to a little mountain home back in east ern Kentucky, the first thin: when he reached bin office thin morning. Just a few wordrt, hut of what deep import to the mother who wait nnd pray for the life of her hoy. Tho hoy is Hubert Morgnn, who last year killed hU Hweethenrt in eastern Ore gon, for which he was t-cntcnccd to hatiK Friday. Had the governor not in tenoned he would die nt noon to morrow, perhaps even before that time. The governor iia given much thought to this ense and even when he sent the above dispatch bad not made up his mind just what he would do with the boy. He said he would either reprieve him or com mute his sentence, nnd in the light of the dispatch t!.'t "wo will not hang your hoy,' it is evident that the sentence will be commuted to life imprisonment. POPE USES WOMEN T FEMINIST MOVEMENT HOME, Sept. 4. On something of the principle of "setting a thief to catch n thief," Pow Pius, in his world-wide fight against feminism, is hereafter to .usu the women them selves ns his principal combatants for stamping out what ho believes to be tho evils of the movement. This crosade of the Catholic church, which His Holiness consid ers equally as important ns and in some respects closely allied to his fight ngaiust "modeniisru," hns, up to tho present moment, been largely in tho hnnds of men cardinals, archbishops, bishops, nnd priests and prelates generally. Its failuro to attain the ends he had hoped for is due, His Holiness now believes largely to this one-sided nature of the combat and it is this that has decided him to seek the nid of the women themselves hereafter, placing the future of tho movement largely in their hands. As the first step to (his end His Holiness today officially approved the prospectus for a world-wido in ternational federation of the Catho lic Women's leagues. National fed erations of this society already exist in tho United States, England nnd nearly nil of tho European countries especially where the feminist move ment is strongly pronounced, E OF E SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sopt. 4. Continuance until Friday was grantoct horo today In tho case ot Mrs. Vivian Lyons, pretty Denvor divorcee, who Is to umlorgo au examination as to her sanity as a result ot a suleldo pact Into which she la alleged to havo entered with Robert J. Wldnoy, for mor wealthy Los Angoies real oatate broker. Wldnoy la recovering from chloroform poisoning at a sanitarium at Llvormoro. Tho prosecution was ready to pro ceed with tho caso today but as Mrs. Lyons was not ropresoutod by coun aol It wont over until tomorrow. Klaw & Erllugor havo acquired tho rights of production to "The Poor Llt tlo Rich Qlrl." . HA NO MORGAN GIVEN V TOCRUSADEAGAINS NO. 142 sfl THAW RIGHT TO Court Holds Fugitive Not Transient Tourist as Negro Pugilist Phys icians Study Case of Rich Slayer of Stanford White. Defendant Denies He WIH Give Names of New Yorkers Protected at 1907 Trial Plan Delay. COATICOOKB, Quo., Sopt. 4. Tho board of Inquiry decided this af ternoon that Harry K, Thaw was aot a tranalent tourUt and was not en titled to pami through Canada under tho Jack Johnson ruling. This meana ho will bo dealt with as an ordinary Immigrant. Tho physicians watched Thaw closely during Mb testimony. W. I Shurtllffe of counaol for tho fugitive, said: "It would bo a trarcsty on Justlca It tho physicians declare Harry In sane on lib actions today. Ho has been cool and composed." Thaw this afternoon gave the fol lowing Btatomcnt to newspaper men: "We bavo been Informed that one of the motives behind New York's Il legal pursuit of roe is a suspicion In influential quarters that it I am put on trial outside ot New York wo might uncover thono names that were protected la 1907. Wo are forced to stato that wo havo no Intention ever ot uncovering thoso names." At 3 o'clock this afternoon, three ot Thaw's lawyers were conferring over aa apparently Important buU. ferTnJt -waVreported that Imum have been Injected Into the case which probably will causa a delay la Thaw's deportation. Thaw contended that ho was mere ly a tourist pasting through Canada. Ho had a ticket to Detroit, ho said. and was willing that tho Immigration authorities should take him there. He insisted, however act, did not af fect him. HE WON'T RON WASHINGTON, Sept. 4. Tho ad ministration this afternoon received nbsolute assurance from Mexico City that Provioional President Huertn had irrevocably eliminated himself us n candidate for the presidency in the October election. It was also authoritatively stated (hat Huetta bad promised President Wilson that the election would bo conducted hi u legal and orderly manner. WASHINGTON, Sept. 4. William Buyard Hale, sent to Mexico by President Wilson to investigate con ditions there reported to the presi dent ami Secretary of Stuto Bryan here today. It is understood that Halo reported that President Wil son's pence plans nro about to suc ceed; that Provisional President Hu ertn is preparing to capitulate grace- tally mid not run for tho presidency in tho October elections. Washington officials profess to believe that Iluorta may resign the provisional presidency if ho can find a successor friendly to his interests. CHARLTON VIEWS TRUNK USED IN MURDER COMO, Italy, Sept. 4. Forced ex amination of tho bloody trunk in which ho hid tho body of his wife, formerly Mary Scott Castle of San Francisco, was tho outstanding fea ture horo today of the interrogation of Porter Charlton, -which wna con cluded by Juilgo Hogoni. Charlton did not flinch nt the gris ly piece of ovidence, and, after somo questions on his wife's antecedents, Charlton was sent back to jail to await the fixing of the dale of Us trial. Tola will be done aext wk. CANADA DENIES JOHNSriN RULING A 1 WD I 1, i ill h J 'i 'I '3