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ffV HHton m...... 'I J7 a: "i",rwiii 'OCOtld Sheet V Medford Mail Tribune WEATHER Fair tonight and Thursday Mux. 7K mih. ar. SECOND ' EDITION M13DFOUD. OuWoN, WEDNESDAY, HlOTtiMBER 10, 1013. NO. 147 Piirlyllilid Ynr. t oll v IClKlitti Vimr. f LOCOMOTIVE OF WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS AFTER COLLISION TARIFF BILL IN ASHLAND DAYAT .FAIR, OVER 200 BO0STERSC0ME H GHWAY BONDS THAWDEPORTED - ' i i i i .. . . i in i i i ' " ' ' w CARRY COUNTY RE-ARRESTED IN WERE N FOR 7 10 HY NEW HAMPSHIRE FINAL ADOPTION Cabinet Official Orders His Dcportn tlon ntul Ho Is Secretly Ruslictl to Umilrr ami Put Across Hires Auto and Starts Cast. Move- n Sudden One and Surprise to Doth Prisoner and Those Sccklun His Return to Asylum. eoi.i:iutooic, n. ii Hopt. io- Captured by Now I lit iiipltli Aiittiorl tlvri seven mllon frciin Htownrtstown (btrt tnto. whllo Iiu wm flonlni; east ward for freedom, Harry K. Thaw Is iiunln a prisoner horo todny and will bo luilil for Vxlradltloti by tho Now York ittitlinrlllin. William Travors Jeromo and Hpoclnl Deputy Attorney (liMiurnl Kennedy of Now Yorlc nro rn roiilo hero li nutomobllo from HontinKtou. Jnromo will loin no (linn In nttomptlug to got Thnw nrjnln to Mattuawan. Thaw who was carried across tlio border today by Canadian ImmlKra (Ion men ami not free nt Aterlll, Ver mont, lout no tlmo In getting nwny to tho eastward. Boon nftor ho pmuod through Htownrtstown, Htior Iff Drew nml Bernard Jacobs, n Now York nttnrnny, hit his trail. How tho nrrosl n inailo wns tolil hero by Jut-oil. Mo said: Arreted liy Sheriff "Hhorlff Druw nml I arrested Thaw seven mllm from Htowsrtstown. lln made no resistance whatever. Wo will hold him for tho Now York au thorities. I was InokliiK out for tho Interest of Now York stato. "When wo heard Thaw wss In Now Hampshire tho sheriff nml I a ill o mo hlloil horo nml loft about 1 1 o'clock. About seven miles from Htowartstown wo stopped nt n school homo nml asked If nnnno hnil seen tho nil tomobllo In which Thnw wn floolng. While wo woro thorn ThnWn mnrhlno approached. Wo saw him cnmlnK nml hIkiiaIIoiI for lilm to Mop whon Iho nhorlff tola Hnrry ho wan iinilor arrest nn n fugttlvn from Justice. "'All rlKlit,' alil Thnw. ! nm romly to ncoompany )ou but I want to omploy counsel.' "All rlRht, said tho sheriff. 'Wo will mo that ou hnvo counsel. I will l.iko you to a lawyer when wo rcnoh Colebrook.' Thnw Tukix It C'nlmly "Thnw wnH nn cool an roulit bo nml showed no sign of oxrlloont. 'llo seemed willing to ncrompnny m. Tho nhorlff ordered him to lonn III car mid outer num. lln illil ttiln nml or ilcroil bin chnuffoiir to return to Avorlll. On tint return to thin city Thnw illil not tnlk, although ho soomod perfectly culm. I tolil hint I represented Now York state nml wo took It I til nt onco to tho office of C. 1 Johnson, whom Iiu engaged ns IiIh utloriioy, "Thnw nl onco conforrnl with Mr JohiiHon nml nrrnngoil to hnvo hi friumlH nml relatives notified of hi nrroMt. Tho nhorlff Milt In with lilm nml will not lot him out of his sight until Mr. Joroiuo nrrlvon horo. Thnw Hoomcil In good comlltlon. llo htiil n iiultcnso nml worn n !Ik wlntor ovor- coot whuu wo caught him." Loafed la VIIIiiko Tliuw finiil hero I (idii v Unit Ho shinned fifteen minutes in Slowntls town nml walked uliout tho village square (hero without iiny of foil bo- (CotitlntiQil on pniio 2.) HI La Follcttc, Penrose and Loilno Re publlcan Senate Conferees Payne and Murdor.k Represent House With Kltcliln and Rnlncy. La Follcttc to Flnurc Prominently In Dclrrmlnluii Final Character of Bill Speedy Action Prohalile. WASHINGTON. Hopt. 10. Bonn- torn l.nl'ollotto of Wlncountii, Pen nmi of I'linn nylvnnln nml Lodge of MnftnncliunottM woro tho republican nniuoil toilny nn inomborn of tho son- nto tariff fonforoticii coiutulltoo. Tho kohnIoii of tho commlUoo will follow luuuoillntoly. It tn Koiiornlly oxpoctoil Hint Bonn- tor l.nl'ollollo will flKuro prominent ly In ilotormltiliiK tho flnnl chnrnctur of tho bill. Itoprenontntlwi Unilor wood of Alnbnmn, lender of tho liouno mnjorlty, U oxpcctrd to defond tho lilRhor rnton lurorporntod In tho bill nn It iiomoiI tho houo. If tho liouno nrcoptn tho nennto rates tho confer onco will end quickly. Hxcoiit tho wool and nuunr provl- ntonn, ovory nchedulo In tho bill will boconio offectlvo nn noon an l'rcnldont Wilson ntRnn tho mounurc. Hocnker Clark named tho follow- Iiu: to represent tho lioune: Itopro- nontnthen I'ndorwood, Hnlnoy nml Kitchen, democratn; l'nyno, repub lican mid Murdock, progrcnilvi. SCHOONER BLOWS UP OAKLAND. Oil., Hopt. 10. -Tho fast power nchoouer Oolduu Hlato, t'nptnln Whnlnted, probably blow up with fourteen of her crow aboard twelve inllon off Uuk- Inland, in Alnnknn wntern, nrcordlnt to I'lrnt Mnto Itobn of tho CodflHher Cnllleo, which renched horo today from l'lr- nte' Coo. Hebo nnyn ho nml bin crow naw n tonpio of flnmo leap from tho water twolvo mile nwny nt mldulKht, n week nKo, nml that u flro burned brlKhtly for thirty mlnuten, nhowliiR Iho outlluo of n nrhnouor. LONDON, Hopt. 10. Mm. ninino lltie 1'nukhurM, nur.lnud'a militant nuffrnKPtlo lender, will enil from llnvro for Now York October 11 on tho Kronen ntenmor I.a lrovlnco, nc cordluR to nnnounconiont inndo hero today by Mlsn Wlckham, who In nr rnuRliiK Mm. l'ankhurnfa Amorlcnn tour l'renent plnim cnll for Mm. Tnnk- burnt to nail from Now York for London November 2R, nml n 1Mb meet Iiik of welcomo will bo nrranged nt Albert llnll. Tho locomotive of tho Whllo Moun tain Kxproni of tho New Haven rail road pluiiKed Into tho ronr nlocplnr; enrn of tho Ilnr Harbor Hxprenn nt WullliiKford, four mlton from New Haven. Many wce killed nnd morojJuno 12 mnaihcd Into a sleeping car ' DtHmr.il tyllllMw alv I.I.....I l. l.,.Mn,.. ... Iimvr,1 oi""'"""! ""6 ' IliJUIUU. i l.u lUlvlHUHip nuRM .u... one, nn ch an In mod on mountain rondn of tlio went. In fact, It wan n dupllcato of tbo locomotive which on In tho foreground In ncen tho de bris of two sleeping cars. Thoy wore smashed to bltn nnd most of thoso occupying them killed or badly hurt. RECOVER BODIES OF SEVEN VICTIMS OF AIRSHIP WRECK EVELYN DENIES i STORIES OF FEARING AND 'S RN IIKHLIN, Sept. 10 Acting under tho pornonnl ordern from Knlscr Wll helm torpedo bonis today aro search ing tho North Son, eighteen miles north of Heligoland, whero tho now nnval Zoppelln ship LI wnn w recked Into yestcrdny nml fifteen of tho crow of twenty drowned. Tho disas ter camo whon tlio LI was struck by n hurricane. Tho groat airship wns struck by tho terrific guntn almost a mldnhlpn nnd hurled to tho nurfneo of tho sea, whore nho wan pounded to pieces by tbo wind nnd tho waves. Thin wns tho fifth nlrcrnft built by Count Zeppelin to bo dontroyod but no loss of llfo occurred In tho other mlnhnpn. .oppolln was deoply af fected by tho tragedy. Knliior Wllhelm tetogrnphod bin condolences to tho families of tho victims. Lnter tbo torpedo bonis recovered hovoii bodlen of tho victims, Including thnt of Commander Hnnno. It Is now believed Hint twenty-two pornonn woro on board tho derlglblo. Sovcn woro rencued, Including Lieutenants Wendt nml Grimm. Klght members of tbo crow nro missing and nro be lieved to hnvo drowned. 10 NMW YOIUC, Sopt. 10. "nigTIm" Rulllvnu who dlsnppenrod moro thnn n wook ago from hla brothor'n homo horo wnu found toilny nt tho Hlvor ulilo Inn, nt Bmlthtown, L. I. Krnnlc O'llrlon, owner ot Iho hos telry, telephoned that Bulllvun had been nt hla pluco ovor sluco ho dlsnp poarod, Hovornl ot tho Tnmmy Hrfll lendora loft Immodlntoly for Bmlthtown. Bui llvnn uufforod n inontnl mid physical hrenkdovvn Bovernl montlm ngo nnd donplto tho ofrorlR ot spoclallBtB his condition has shown no jmprovomout. UNCLE JOEi'iCANNON 10 SEEK ELECTION WASIIIKOTOK, Sept. 10. That "Uuelo Jou" Cnuon, fnrinei' hpoukor of llio Iioiiko, iri weury of tho enlm of piivnto llfo nmi Ih tnkinjr slops to return to ooii?08S N tlio word ro eeived hero toilny from Danville, 111., Ciumnn'H liomo town. Oilier lllinoiH lepuhlieiinH former ly In tlio "old Kimnl" uro also nnhl to hu Hookiue; nnother clinnee. Thin lint iuolmloH fonner Hepvesenlnlives MoKinloy, Hoilenhere;, Fuller, Tosh, I'lini'o nml Klei'liue;, A. Dahuff ot Ashland wnB n Med ford visitor WodnoBday, hnvlng tho roturna from Booth ABhlnud to tho court houso. Sonntor H. Von dor Hollon of Wol Ion wnB n Medford vlBltor Wodnoadny. Mrs. Von dor Ilnllon nccompnnled him nnd will flpoml n fow dnya visiting rolatlvoB, WILLIAMSTOWS?, Mass., Sopt. 10 William T. Jeromo nnd Special l)o- puly Attorney Kennedy nutomoblled horo todny from Hennlngton Vor moot, nml left again this afternoon for North Adams. Jeromo sutd: "Wo will hlro n special train It It Is nocessnry to reach Colebrook this afternoon," Jeromo nsked tho Unllod Press to Bend n message In Attornoy Jacobs nt Colebrook, nnd It wnB sent I mm oil intoiy. Kennedy snld n requisition for Thaw was belug prepared at Al bnny, LANE MUGHIBEITER: WILL SOON BE WELL DKIIKtiLEY, Col., Sopt. 10. IVunkliii K. Lime, seeretury of tlio interior, who collnphCil yohtonlny ilumiR tho Ailnussion day eolebrn tion in Oulduml, is much improved today, nml within n rouplo of duyn is oxpeeteil to Imvo vo?nined his uor mnl licultli. Ni:V YOIIK, Sept. 10. Dcelnnne that nil rcxrU Unit ho wnn afraid of Unrrv Thnw lire lies, his wife, Kolyii Nivhhit Thiw-, declared here todny that slio iww "very, vor Mirry" when told ot his ileHrtntion from ('lunula. loiter, when iiifonn- ed that 'llinw wn free Kiiin, xlio tmid: "Hnrry has too ninny Inwvom. I do not love him as I onoe did, hut I lme ii deep affection for him. Hurry will renlir-e this some dny ami eomo to me to help him. There nro mitny way I eoulil liolp him, as I hnvo done before. Ahked if she wore sorry fr Tlinw'h nmUier, Kxelyn bhii!: ''.Vol nt nil. She I notliiac lo mo. Ak soon nn Hnrrv renliws the mis- taken ooumo he ii taking in trintt to seeure hit freedmn, I nm Hiiro lie will turn to me. I got out of the first mo nml I ean exlrieale Into from thi" liredienment. All icporU Hint I nm nfraid of Hurry nre fnUe. I nm not nfruid " DEBATE BEGUN OR ER SCORED ELD BY GLASS UPON CURRENCY BILL WASHINGTON', Kept. 10. Dchnte on the democratic etirrvucy meiiMirc continued todny. Chairman Ola. of Virgiuia, of tho liou hitnkiug com mittee, in elinre of the measure, ex plained Hint the preliminary debate would close Saturday mid tho rend in t- of muendmeut.s would start on Motulny. fllnss ehnrnelerued the present eurreney (.y.stem of the country m "hnrbnrous'' nml ilenouuccil ns icr nioiuus nn alleged attempt lo cnu-c (he fnnnor to heheve that he is be ing dihoriminntcil ngntnt in the pro ieil new eurreney hill. Olnss lc olared that tho AMrieh t.jtcm dis criminated npiinnt tlio small banks in favor of tlio hip; institution?, lidd ing: "Tho nvoweil purpoc of the new hill is to draw nwervo fund from congeMed money centers mid innke the-ie funds nviiilnhle for business uses in section? where they beloup;." diggsInIrial Brass Band Heads Defoliation From Granite City Holiday Spirit Pre vails After Road Bonds Victory Stores Close Friday. . Raclnn Program Begins J utfqtnn of Llustock Exlilb.ls Grants Pass Day Tomorrow Night Carnival. PERJORY CHARGE Ashlnnd dny nt the county fair brought over '200 vititors from the Granite City, bonded by the Ahhlaud hum). Ideul autumn weather marked the dny, nnd nt noon .Main street wnn thick with wearers of the Ash land bndgo. Jinny more coming in alitor will arrive this afternoon. A holiday spirit, partly duo to the bond ihsuc victory, prevailed. Tiie rncinp; bepin nt 230, the fnir direiors desiring lo close the pro gram before Mindown nml send cv- crjbofly liomc in time for supper. At 130 the ridiiu; of "Grizzly Hear" nml "Xcro," the bucking bull, begnn. Tiie trnek is hard mid fnst with no wind, giving promi-c of fnst time. The 230 trot nnd pace nnd two run ning races make up the speed pro gram. This nftemoon tho judging of the stock exhibits began. Tomorrow, Grants Pass dny, work will begin on the other displays. The biggest op ening dav nttendnnce in the fair's history was recorded. Good weather is promised nil week. Friday, Medford dny, the stores of the citv will he closed in tlio after noon. Thursday nnd Friday nights there will he dancing in Main street and street marfii grns. Every City In the County and Nearly All Country Districts Vote Over whelmingly for Good Roads Med ford Majority I486. Ashland Majority 364 Butte Falls Tie Vote Appfcgatc and Sams Valley Oppose. v ' ' ., Ilond Ilontl Klcclon 101.1 For. Against. . 11 WELL BRING $2.10 MEDFORD The Kogiio River Fruit & Produce association sold n cur of Howell K.'nrs Wednesday for 2.10 f. o. b. Medford, nnd a car of Jonathans, 4 nnd -H-l-ticr, run pf orchard, for 1.23 f. o. b. Medford. I'cnr Market. New York Through miction, five Oregon Uartletts, $238. Philadelphia Through miction, one ear Oregon Ilartlctts, $1.-10 to $2.03. Chicago No Oregons offered. HEAVY TRADING OF Antloch .... Applcgato South Ashland . West Ashland . Bv'ld Ashlnnd ... Central Ashland Knst Ashland ... Barron ...... Btitto Falls ....... Central Point ... Climax .... Kaglo Point ..... Flounco Itock . Foots Creek ..... Gold Hill Lake Creole ... North Jack'vlllo South Jack'Tlllo N. W. Medford South Central ....... No. Centml S. K. Jledford ....... Southwest ............. Oakdale ............... So. Main ............... No. laln ...-..... N. E. Medford .. Meadows ............... Phoenix ................. Itock Point ........ Roguo nircr ....-....'. Sams Valley Sterling Trail Talent ........... Union ............. Watklns WImer ........... Willow Springs 8 3C 13D CG S07 93 28 31 1S8 9 142 34 GO. 191 7 CO 47 52 149 202 131 4C 207 233 348 224 4 157 31 81 37 7 17 137 17 0 23 17 13 86 G3 . 30 31 134 10 80 12 11 37 40 37 40 4 11 18 14 7 28 39 32 13 20 37 8 33 '48 21 31 43 30 29 .30 30 Total .3594 1315 CA1NEITI ACIS SAN' I'ltAXClSCO, Ciil., Sept. 10. Juror William lleihler, who declar ed following tlio I'mninotti trial that hu did not thiulc Camiuotti should Imvo been found guilty, that ho be lieved nil tho jurors hail been in volved in similar cases nnd that lie only voted for n iionvietion as a compromise and to sao tho defend ant's family further epene, was dismissed from tho panel today hy Judge Van Fleet after n fiercu ex coriation. Tlio judgo declared lleister's views contrary to puhlio policy and sniad ho did not deem him fit for further jury duly. Tlio government's at torneys nro considering nien&ttres to hiing Ileister to account on a charge of contempt of eouvt. NEW ENGLAND FREEZES TiirwEsr sizzles WASHINGTON, Sopt. 10 Tho present cold wnvo oast of tho Missis sippi river is oxpocted to bo brokonl boforo tomorrow. lTcozlng woatnor provallod throiiKhout Now England Inst night mid frost Is predicted for tonight, J SAX FRANCISCO, Cat., Sept. 10. - Six jurors were selected up to the noon adjournment today to try Maury I. Diggs nnd Attorney Choc H. Harris of Saeramonto on the charge of suhomntion of perjury in tho cafes against Diggs and tauu netti, clinrged with violation of the whito slave net. The examination of jurors occu pied all tho moning hesion. Tho men finally accepted by both sides are: C. A. Xeshitt, hardware mer chant; Harry L. Walker, manager limo and cement company; 0. J. Hillinrd, manufacturer: W. D. Hal kitt, manufnuturer; John Mulhern, manufacturer, nnd l. A. Menden-hnll. Attornoy Mnlt I. Sullivan for the government told tho court that he wns satisfied tho caso would ho closed in two days. In this caso Harris nnd Diggs nre accused of attempting to bribe Miss Nell Barton of Sacramento to tes tify falsely in tho cases ngainst Diggs mid Ciiminetti, just concluded in tho federal court Here. 4 NKW YORK, Sept. 10. Heavy trading in Uunton Pacific marked tho opening ot tho stock inarkot today. This issuo advancod two and Cana dian Pacific and Pcoplo's Gas were up ono. In tho first hour dealings In Canadian early 300 por cent over yesterday's business. Later Union Pacltlc took a rlso. Steel, Reading, Northern Pacific and Lehigh roso ono. Other leaders woro also strong. Bonds woro firm. Tho market closed dull. SAM HILL HEARD FROM Portland, Ore, Sept. 10. Judgo F. L. Ton Velio, .Med ford, Ore.: I congratulate the county, tho state mid yourself on tho election results. As usual, Jackson county lends. SAMUF.fi Uhh. - SAM LANGF0RD KNOCKS OUT JOHNSON OF SOUTH AFRICA XF.W YORK, Sept. 10. Sum I.angford, tlio lloston tar baby, col lected a little moro easy money to day bv knockimr out John Loater Johnson, Heavyweight champion of South Afnen. m tlio ltrst round ot a scheduled ten-round fight horo his', night. A blow over tho kidneys turned tho trick. SENATE CONFIRMATIONS OF NEW COMMISSION WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. The senate confirmed today tho nomina tions, as members of tlio industrial relations commission, John Com mons, Frank Walsh, Mrs. Ilorden Ilnninian, Frederick Delano, Harris Wninslook, 'flhurston Unllnrd, John 11. I.eiinon, James O'Couuell and Austin Garretson, By nn overwhelming majority of 2270, with votes totaling -1909, with :i30l for nnd 1315 ngainst, Jackson county voters, men nod wo men, went on record as favoring $300,000 bonds for a paved Highway from tho California lino to the Jos ephine county boundary tho first link in tlio Pncific highwny. Tlio vote wns larger nnd the verdict moro emphntio than two yenrs ago, when 1138 votes were cast for. u $1,500, 000 bond issue, 2812 for mid 1U10 against. Every city in the valley voted strongly for the bonds, except Iltitto Falls, where the voto was tied, only tho outlying country precincts in tho Applegate, Sams Valloy, Lake Creek nnd Trail voting against it. North east Medford, with 22 1 to 13, is tho banner good roads precinct in tlio county, nnd Watklns, with all 29 votes against it, is tho banner pre cinct ngainst road bonds. Ashlnnd voted 010 for tho bond to 270 against. Medford'a total, 1030 for to 101 against, Jackson ville, 107 for to 77 ngainst; Cent rat Point, 138 to 131; Gold Hill, 101 to 37; Itoguo ltiver, 81 to 33: Talent, 137 to 43; Phoenix, 137 to ll7; Eagio Point, 112 to 80. As soon as tho votes nro officially canvassed, the county court will nd vcrtiso tho snlo of bonds and for contracts for tho construction of tho (Continued on psge 2.) SALEM, Oro., Sopt. 10. Follow ing tho recolpt ot a tolegram from District Attornoy Brown of Marsh flold stating that ho was Investigat ing tho alleged deportations ot Dr. Balloy K. Loach from Bundon, and throo membors of tho I, W. W, from Mnrshfleld, with a view to prosecut ing thoso responBlblo, Oovernor West today announced that Special Prose cutor Bingo would not go to oCm count at present. The governor wilt forward to District Attorney Brown all ot tho evldonco In his possession, 1 W VVtMl hm tMM ' V