Medford mail tribune., September 18, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Image 1

Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER-
I'nlr tonight nttil Friday
Mux, II I j Mln. oil.
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I'nrly llilnl Yriir,
DhIIv KIkIiIIi Year
DISHONOR CROSS
GIVEN BY BIXBY
GIRL TESTIFIES
Alli'iirs Victims of Cnpllnllst Wore
(Inlilni Pendant ns Inslijiiln o( Fall
nnm Virtue Clco Barker on llic
Witness Stand.
Women Darrnl From Sonllil Trial
Defendant Tells o( niiln anil Sums
Palil-Mllllonaliu Stolid In Court.
I.OK ANHKLKK, Oil., Sept. 18.
'The rioKM (if llio legion t (llNliiiiiur."
TIllH WI1H lint imiiio (lull (-'Ion llulon
llail.or mill auinu of Iter r.lrl friends
aim- to dm tiny cro of r.olii pendent
fl'lllll II (old olllllll tllllt Hill) Hillll (1(111.
II. Illxity. a I.iiiik Hunch tnpllullst.
nivimed of her tlolluiiuiuuy, gave liur
tu wtuir about hr neck.
oili'T Klrln lni wore recruited for
the KHiiiiiiniiiit of wtmlthy men, Mia
Itarktir twnlflo.1 today at lllby'a trlnl.
wr similar rriiMon, mill iimioiik
tliomiuilw half orlnuly Jotted nliiiut
Ihulr nteniurhlp In tliu order of their
I unite.
MIm liarlmr wa tliu (Irit wIIimm
ciiIIimI when IIih IhUIiik of Itwlluiony
was liHin. Hhn melted tho otont of
a ltd) tluit win miotic until tho
day of lur nltogml HiMiiiclatlnii with
lllxby.
llUliy Mt itllont tliroimliout the
girl" tottlmouy. lln born ntollillly
tlm arrultlny of tlm curloii run rt room
crowd, mul not onco iturliiK dm
lun tl til ho uvon mlilrusa n niiniirlc to
III romiKHl,
PnirOtully nil dm apoetntora nt
tliu trlnl today worn num. Mnny
women tried to flxlit their wuy Into
tlm loom. Inn tlm uiiiii rofimuil to
forego dmlr opportunity to hoar tho
Minllil testimony dint wna oxprctod.
Umliir questioning tho girl tolil
of RtiltiK (a tint Jonquil npnrtnmiit to
llvn. nutl of being Introduced by Mra.
ItiiMMibnric. tlm prnprlotro. to n mnii
irttnod "King." Akml If she tould
polHt out "King" In tint court rnoin
tho Klrl pointed to lllxby nnd ox
claimed: "That I the, mnn!"
MIm Parker testified dint on the
iwmIdh of their first meeting lllxhy
itMVn hor fti; on tlm second, 50, and
uftcrward, vniylnic biiiiih, tlm total
atar.'imitliiK between S00 ami f00.
BY PRESIDENTS;
NOVEL'S LOCALE
CONCORD, N II., Ri'Pt. IS -llnrry
Tlmw wiu uunrtoniil tmlny In room 7
nt tlm KiikId llotol- nu iiptirtnmut
innilii fiunoiiB im tlm "Thrniiu ronm"
In WliiHton Ohurchlll'ii nnvol "CoiiiiIh
ton," mul ormiplcil nt vnrloim tlmim
by Prortlilontu IMurco, llnyi'H, lloimo
oll nml Tuft.
Ti'chnlrnlly Thuw h a prUnnor, hut
priii'tliMlly ho ilnoH niton t nn ho
ploiiHUfl. lln viH nlln wml to lenvo
tho Imtol twlro tmlny, onco to ko Blmp.
pliij; anil onco iilmply to boo tlm bIbIUh.
llo Ih nlroiuly popular In tlm town mul
pulillo Hontlmmit umiinmlloimlily Ih
with him In lihi fluht for frcoilom.
Ilia mother turn oiikhko'I lto In
dm HiikIo llotol niljolliliiis hor boii'.h
mul Ih fouilui; from Montreal to ho
wflli him,
CURRENCY BILL
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WASIIINtlTON', Sopt. IR. lliniso
piiHHoii tho uilmlulHtrntlim ciirroncy
hill hy it voloof 280 to St.
Mnny ropuhllcmiH mul nil dm pro
Kri'HHlvo monihorrt of tho liouvo Blip
portml tho ourroncy bill. Tho voto
followoil rojuctlon of Hovornl nniouil
inonlB, Tlm hoiiBo ro-nfflrmoil dm Kobh
mnmiulumnt to tho effect Hint nntliliiK
In tho nuiiifliiro coiilil bo eonatrimil na
i .... .1 , l...l ....1.1 .!..
inviiiiuiuiiib urn uuuiiHiiu hi wuiu-
1 150,
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REVOLT GROWS;
Frnr ncnrr.il Strike Will Paralyze
Industrial Life ot Empire Lon
don Street Traffic Etidanijrrrd
. Union Buttons the Issue.
Dublin Strike Key to Unsettled Con
dlllon Employers Prrparc to
Fluid Demands for Increase.
I.ON'IIOK, Sept. IK.-I.nlmr lt..n
IiIon n 1 1 1 rt 1 rnpiillv iIu.iiikIi.iuI (liont
lliilniii I'l.liiy,
Tin lnliH. wiillioiil ih liy Tillinc
(1- C.i.'m ml.ir Iiiih men, Iuhmiiimo t)t
IiihI lieeii foiliiil.lou lo went' uui.tii
ImtliniM. rnioii nflii'iiiU unlirie.l
ollior eoinpntiii" iuetu.ti'.l in the mo
tor Iiiin I'omliitio tliul nil lli.'ir men.
uumlieriiii; iibout ln,ni)ll, will will.
out lomorniw iiuIiwh TilliiiK f: '
idil. Innximieli iim mulor Imimch
limelienlly (nli Hnuilnee in KiikIhihI
of Auieiieun mirfuriti Mlieet rniUny
iVMlnn, I It iiei?5cr trmiHiilH
lion lie-up in lymili'M will lie ex
e Htiilv Moiiotin if the men fullill
their llirenl.
StiikoH t4orme.l in llie nir in every
lrl of the e.iuntry. Wheroxer union
Aiirkuieu Aen leiimreil to Imiiillt
ttooil from Duliliii, where the lrnn
port Hoik.-rit nro out, thev xlnppe.l
work immeiliiitolv. Onlwiile Dublin,
the uituntioii mi moMt fetimm til
I.ierMi.il, hut there nre more or lean
uorioiiH tin-tip nl n uroro of oilier
ejtion, intililii? Lomlou.
WlinUuiiH iiiohI fenre.l wn tlmt
Hie otilTmiio will Im n Mrlko of nil
tniiiipfit workrm in th eounlry, in
whieli onto tliere were inntinniiii; to
lie tutittcriiiKft toilny of n Renenil
.Irike hv nil iiniotii!. II w O'-ti-innle.l
Hint, n n renlt of the Dublin
Mulct' nlone, el.we to 20.000 men
lme .iiit woik or been rititleretl i.lle
iuM.limtHulv.
The KiifIi"li Inlmr (Hnntinn i e
Keiully lii-Mvo in i.w of Hie fuel
Hint nn eiMinnoiiH proportion of un
iouit nr(. bent on foreiuij a mm'i'iI.v
iuertme in wni' from hii nxernije
of hIioiiI 7.fl0 eeUv for orilinnry
-killeil lnlHir to $10 or $!.".
The employiuit eln, lookin on no
luiite nn niUnnee n nniountin.' prne
tieully to n reolution, nre piepnre.l
to re-ixl it to the lu-t tlileh. nml the
foiiornl opinion in Hint nny one of
the Htuke which me oeeumntr ho
freiiuenllv iimv tleelop into n Hlrui;
vle Hint will fluiko the empire.
WEAK ON EXCHANGE
.NP.W YOIIK, Kept. IS - Uoneweil
weiibiifBH In Now llnven fentureil tlm
nponliiK of tlm Btorlc miirket toilny.
After oiumlui; within n frnrllon of
joMorihiy'ii elimliiK prlto, bo Binds
ilroppeil two mul onu-bnlf polnlH to
ST. Vj, tho lowoMt flRiiro u tlm hlHtory
of tho eoiiipmi)'. ('nniulliiu l'nelfli)
iiIbo lost n point.
Most of tho other nctlvo stoeks
Blmwetl eltlmr Biuull Iohhob or mxliiH,
with no tleflnlto tomleney. I.iitcr
1'nlon l'ncifle, UemlluK. Cmi.iillnu
1'iielflc mul limit IhIiiiiiI nilviuiced n
point. California lVitrolouui liroko
Hi mul Miixlcnii 1'otioloum .1.
IIoiuIh wcro oiiHy,
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CAUGHT BY LAW
ClUOAdO, Sopt. 18. Cluuion
Kiirtluimn, nn InveatlKfttor for tlm
Mnto'B nttornoy'H offlco mul one. of
tho limit croilltoil with ferritins out
llio inonihoirt of tho nraoii trust w8
nrruBti'ii horo toilny on n clinrRo ot
BollliiK tho proaociitlun'a Bucrota.
Ktirlliiiimin iiIIokob ho la tho victim
of a frmno'Up, but ho wna unnblo to
nccount for fsno In niarkoil blllt
fniiuil In his piiHsoHslon.
Htnto'a Attonmy lloyno chnrKci
Hint Kiirlhmmm robbeil Ills Bivfo two
weoka iiko, oxtractoil tho l'lnlc cou-
fosHlon nml aolil coploa to frlomla of
tho (lofomlmits for fliOOO,
ENGUSH
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A K MORE AY
MIUDKOFtl).
A URDU HAT
LESS; PASADENA
ICE SUPPLY
Hot Spell Demands Cause Restric
tions liy Dealers Stockton Swclt-rrs-Plck
Potatoes at Night San
Joaquin Valley Suffers.
Ocean Breezes Moderate Hluli Tem
peratures at Los Anucles and San
Francisco Coder Weather.
I'AHADKNA, Cnl.. Hopt. IS.-Thli
city In tbrentoiieil with nn lc fnmltm
mi u rcMitlt of u hot upell, mul iiIUioiikIi
tho nhortnKo Iiiih not yet reach. (! n
point wiixm t will ciiiiki tmfferlni;, It
alroiiily Iiiih reulto.l In much Inron
vonleiKo. The ileiimtul for Ico Im bo
liroat Hint the companion luivo cut
itowti tlm liiillvlilunl nllowancn to
fo poiincU nml iiimlo corronponil-
liiK riMlurtou In tlm quantity koIiI to
roMlnurautH mul other merchant.
Tlm toiuporaturn tmlny I itomuwii.it
mlliler than dint of yottunlny, when
tho rocor.l point of l'J ilcr.reon win
rwichiHl, anil from onrly liiillcatlon
dm mnxlmiim will not bo morn than
102, temperMturiw nt corrrwpomlliiK
hour beliiK mvnii tlorueti cooler to
day than joitonlay.
STOCKTON. Cnl.. Sept. IS. Stock
ton oMcapo.l tho recent hot win.) until
toilny, when tlm mtircury climber to
VJ ilonreeti nt ! a. m. nml Rave prom
Iko of roachliiR 100 thin afternoon.
On tho San Joaquin tlelta land It bo
fimo bo hot ycnterilny that Chltuwo
mul Jnpnneiio potato dlRKern rufunod
to work. Tlm diiR potntoott lnt
iilcht by niooullKht.
HACHAMKNTO, (Jul.. Sept. IS.
The temperature nl '. o'clock today
wtm 10 duRreeB, ami lnillr.it Ions
pointed to mmther record broakltiR
heat wave. Vonterdny' IiIrIi mark
of 10 4 cauied Rreat BiifferliiR In tho
Sacramento alley nml many thous
and ot Btto fair xlaltorK sweltered.
1.08 ANC1UI.KS. Cnl.. Sept. IS.
With n temperature of SI nt 10
o'clock, l.os AiiroIim l rorovorliiK to
day from tho offecta of tho hot tout
nlKht In tlm clty'a history. Cooler
weather la piodlcted for toulRht mul
tomorrow.
SAN rilANCISCO. Cnl., Sopt. IS
With tho thermometer replstorltiK
79 doKreoa nt 10:30 o'clock San Fran
cisco today la onJoyliiK companitlvo
ly cool wenther nftor tho terrific hent
of Tuesday and Wednesday. At tho
hour yesterdny tho mercury wna nbovo
tho elRhty.four murk. Korccaslor
Wilson ways n foR Is duo thla nfter
noun mul declares there will bo no
repetition of Tuesday's weather hero
this year.
Offlco Hiippllea. SholvhiR, desks,
hnlronlcH nt n sour, raclflo Motor
Supply Co.
I'rofessor V. J. O'Clnrn, eouuty
piilholoRisi, who left Mouilny toy
.Suit I'runeiseo for tin operntion, mi
ilerweul tlm ordeul this morning, mul
teleRrnuis to local friends report it
Biu'ci'Sxful nml liirf eomlition favor
ttlilt. Mm. O'diiru neeoiupiinieil her
IlllhlllUlll.
PiolVhSor O'dnrn went Konllt itu
tler tho belief Im wnrt u httflVrer fiom
nppojulicitis, but Inter tlevelopmeiits
pi oved this erroneous, other eompli
enlioim lu'cesMluling K0'11!? under the
knife.
Paris Revives Old Sport
PARIS, Sept. 18. On one side of
tho neioilroino nl Juvisy toilny n
green elutl fnlconer e.xperimeiiteil
with I114 hootletl hawks, a revival of
tho nueient Miorl; on tho other hide,
mul oveiluinil, were u number of
ncroplnncs, offeriup; t fitraiiRO eon-
tniht. Tho hawks tienihled when dm
noroplnncfl fluw past nml eoiiltl not
bo iiulucetl In lenvo llio fnleoiierV
wrist. Tlmy were utterly tleniorn)
izctl by (ho now hinds of "birds."
OPERATION ON
F
O'GARA SUCCESSFUL
OWKHOX, TIHI(SI)AY,
Now Facing Tammany's Wrath
IfiMPfW
I HbkJ 'i ti ",3li,sti,3liW: wttw ltVfliVH
sHSBiaVlS ' ' mfi3-Mr" ' - i Wm
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" Co?rrlclitijrUn3xrwixldUr,ilerwooil,K. Y.
( ,,. riuir Vt llllain Suler of New ork
DENY T. R. ASKED
10 EASE BRITISH
1915 FAIR WOES;
2CENV YOKIC. Sejil. IS.- Pint .le
tiiul of itihUhvil ipirrVtMat IrnI
dent WiiVou nml Stteretnry of Slati
llrynn Imil nketl Colonel Tbcxulote
Uoosovelt to mo nn n efil m
bun.lor to H.n.MIe (Jrent llrilsin looked today at If Maury I. I)IgR and
nml (lennsny to ret.der tbrir .l.K ,)wv Caml1,lU wlu ,om, tho
tenniuntion to not imrlieiiwte in thei .
Pmini-Paeifi.. e.x ition in Sn I' nxt , ' "lon,h', "l ,ho McNo
FnuioiMNi in 1013 whs vome.1 hewi'""' lW9Tai ,,nw,n ,nloau 0l san
thin afternoon by ill lomir rii-
tleiitV piixnte Meretitry.
"CoIoimI KtMtkcvolt haw not been
nuked to strut in nny such niaaeity''
Hid Seeniary Snrpr. "If thu offer
in untile I inutRiue it will com I hi
afternoon. The colonel will give, the
nilmiiiixlrntioii mi immediate nn
wur." Secretary SariH-r aUi tii'iiivtl ie
iort that t'oloiiel Kmicexelt tHu
tcmplutct ii trip to luin.
DISCOVER PLOT TO
KILL ALFONSO
PAWS, Sept. IS. It ti mora were
current hero today that a Spanish
anarchist plot has boon discovered to
nssasMltiiilo KIiir Alfonso mid Presi
dent l'olncaro of Fr.inco when tho
latter lulls Madrid next mouth, It
wna said l'olncaro Ineiirrotl tho nnar
chlsta' hatred by tho aovorlty with
which Foveral Spnnlnrda of their faith
worn treated ill Franco foIlowIiiR ro
porta tlmt tlmy bad planned to kill
Alfonso In 1'nrls earlier this year.
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SAN FKAX( ISOO, Cnl., Sept. IS
Hepoiis toilny fiom "One Wound"
Hoifiin'ri camp I'tir his four-rouml
bout here tomoriMW night with Tom
my MeFiirlaiul. Uoriui nt ono time
was n serious eoiileiuler for lii;ht
woislit honors, mul ho realires that n
defeat will reletrnte him to tho di,
enitl. Seven oilier four-routul bouts
nro scheduled, iutiudinp: ono helween
.lolinny (Vl.eury of Seuttlo nml
"Habo" Ficato of l.o.s AiiRcles.
Washlnaton U. Dofcats Sliofiys
TOKIO, Sent. 18. The University
of Wiibhiiiutou lmsolmll team, tour-
inf tho Orient, continued ils good
wink hem today by tlelentiiijj the
yokolitinm Shogjo team 0 to 1.
KHPTKMBUIt IK, 1MM.
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HIE SLAVE
! SCANDAL PALS
&N rilANCISCO, Cal.. Sept. IS.
Unlw fforaethfntr hapnena to pro-
xent thorn from sorvltiR out tho ten-
teneca impoU upou them by l'cil
oral Judge Van Float jostorday, it
Quentln
Tho JtulRe orlRloally tolocted San
Quentln but waa lnimmliatoly boggod
by th prisoners' lawyers to grant a
chanae to tho fedoral prison. Ho
aald ho wna willing unleea tho attor
ney Roneral objocted. Tho nttorney
8tner.il duett not object. Prosecutor
Sullivan and Ilocho received from him
today tho following answer to tholr
query on the subject:
"I prefer to mnko no recommenda
tion or objection in respect to tho
place which tho court may seo proper
to deslRnnto for the confinement of
DIrks and Cnnilnottl."
McNeil's Island la mora crowded
than San Quontln but it la sold DIgga
nml Cmulnettl foel tlmt something
less ot a stigma attaches to It.
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TO ESCAPE TRIAL
SACUAMi:NTO. Cnl.. Sept. IS.
Marsha Warrington and Lola Norrls.
Saernnionto society plrls, who clopotl
to llouo, Nevada with Muury I. DIgga
and F, Prow Cauiliiottl, scutouccd
yesterday for whlto slavery, will not
b epiosocutod In Sacramento courts,
nccordhiR to nnnouncoment today by
District Attorney Wachhorst.
TIRED FRISCO GIRL
E;
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Sopt. IS.
Tho pollco wcro naked todny to
search for Mlsa Lillian Manila, a
pretty high school girl, who Is missing
from her homo horo.
"F.iu simply tired of school," alio
declared In 't noto to hor parents.
"I'm going away. I don't know
whero, but I'm going."
Parcnt-Tcaclicrs Meet Friday
The Parent-Teneher.s circle of tho
Washington school will meet Friilnx
afternoon til 3 o'clock.
PIKED
PRISON
NDA
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,f W TRIAL"
N
ATTAK
COURTS POWER
Impeachment Board Adjourns After
Swearlnn, Members Accused Gov
ernor Not Prcscnt-j-Counsel Array
Imposing Frawlcy Under Fire.
Objection to Lctjality of Action to
Show Assembly's Attitude Ma
jority Vote Decides.
A MIAN V. X. V., Sept. 18. flor
ernor William K. Sulzor wis nlnccd
on trial before nn imitenclimonl court
of fifty-seieti member, not counting
two iil)n(ntceH, lotlny.
(Jtnenior Wntjuer Milled the court
to order in tlio senate eliamlior of
the New York Male enpitol nt 1 1 :0.1
n. in., ami nt lt'w the court ad
journed, Imxint; trnnneteil no bun-
iicm beyond tho swonriii" in of the
members.
The governor wn rcproaontcd by
nn imposiii'' army of rnnncl. but
did not nppear in the chamber in
person, HioukIi lie wn in constant
telopliouic coinmiinicution with it
from the executive mansion.
Saber's attorneys entering their
nppenrnnce, announced thai they
were present "to object lo tho juriV
.lietion of the bih court ami its
nicmber-.hip."
It was not expected that the ob
jection would bo snMnincd. but the
defense did believe Hint by rni-tin? it
nml fereinj: n vote llio Sulzorites
would be able to form some idea at
to the nttitude of the justices, of the
court of appeals, who nre included
ns mombers of the court.
A majority vote will decide everv
nuetion except Hint of impeachment,
which requires two-tliirds. nnd lliere
is no question Hint n ninjoritv of
Hie members of tho court nre hostile
to tho governor. His friends don't
believe, however, that this majority
will nmntint to two-thirds.
Ilnx-insr reg'stereil their ohicction
to the court as n whole. Sulr.er's lnw
xers obiccle.l further lo the swenr-
Ini; in of Senators Wngner, Frnwlcv.
Tlamspercer nnd Snnner. on the
ground that thev nrennrctl and have
proiiiilged the impenehmenl ease.
Thev Imil a lengthy briof readv lo
sulimit in support of Iheir conten
tion, but Chief Justice Ciillen of the
eonrt of appeals cut the discus-ion
short bv aying both objections
would he considered later.
The proceedings wcro of Hie most
Impressive and solemn character.
They were coiuluelcd in profound
silence except for the voices of those
partieionting in the nroecedings, de
spite the fact that the galleries were
naeked. A large proportion of those
in the nudienee were women.
The members of the court were
sworn individually. Justice Cullcn
refitted members of the lower house
the privilege of the sennlo floor.
SIEAL MACHINE;
TOLKDO, Ohio, Sopt. IS. Sheriff
Wlneliind of Williams county was shot
through tho head and seriously
wouiidtd near horo today In a revol
ver duel with threo youthful automo
bllo bandits. After holding up an
automobllo party, tho youths forced
tho occupants to vacato tho machlno,
robbed thorn ot 300 la cash and then
drovo away In tho automobllo.
Tho sheriff was notified and Im
mediately started In pursuit In a high
power machlno. Two of tho bandits
escaped but a posso ot farmora cap
turod tho youth who shot Shorltt
Wlnelnnd.
Mansion. Burns; Suff's Blamed
LONDON, Sept. 18. Suffragettes
were suspected by tho polico today
of responsibility for the burning of
Admiral Sir lledwortli Meux's mnn
sion in Theobald's Park last night.
Tho house, was unoccupied.
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SHERIFF
NO. 154
STATE MEDICAL
SESSION BEGINS
OPENING IRK
Fifty-three Psyslclans ncrjlstcrctl
From State for 39th Annual Mcet
Inrj Business Routine and Reports
This Morning.
Afternoon Session Devoted to Pa
pers and Discussion Banquet To
nirjlit at Medford List of Visiters
The thirty-ninth nnniinl meeting of
the Oregon Stale Medical nasociation
convened this morning nt the Page
thenfer. A business session was held
at which half n hundred pliysicinns
registered. Dr. It. R. Ilingo of Pen
dleton presided, willi pr. M. II. Mnr
collus of Portland scprclnry. The
convention ends Saturday.
Reports of officers nml commit
tees for the yonr were, rend. Dr. .1.
It. Trtiax of Grants Pass gnvo the
ml.lres of welcome with n resimnso
by Dr. C. S. White of Portland.
This nflernoon n garden pnrtv will
be triven nt the home of .Mrs. Dr. E.
D. Pifkcl for Hie wives of the visit
ors. Tonight nl the MedfonT hotel
n banquet for the medical associa
tion will be held. Tho visiting la
dies will attend the conscrvnlory
musicnle at the high school.
The delegates arriving are:
Royal A. Oore, Tacomn; A. IL
Ross, Lebanen: ,. Kimc, Cottmro
Grove; W. K. Lewis, Senside: J. II.
Reekmnn. llochester. Jlinn.; W. R.
Morse, Snlem: F. O. Swedenbunr.
Ashlnntl; K. Mincus, Marshficld: O.
R. Fnmn. Cervnlli: A. D. Siorluiofc,
Dallas; n. Davis. Albnnv: .M. C.
Strickland, Orecon City: E. E. Fisher.
Salem: J. A. Fulton, Asteria: Oteij
D. Dutler, Independence: L. T. flrif
filh, Salem; II. E. Ringo. president.
Pendleton; E. II. Pickel. F. G.
Thnver. .7. .7. Emmons, R. W. Clnncv,
R. W. Steams. R. n. Scelv, S. A.
Loekwood, Medford; Win. House. W.
T. Willinmon. A. E. Macknx, Calvin
S. WIMo. J. Earl EUe, G. R. Wliile
s'de, Kathrine C. Mjiinon. Ireasurer.
Sherman E. Wright, C. 0. Rabin, .7.
P. Tamiesie. E. II. MeDanlcl, .7. A.
Pettit, Albert E. Pngnn, 7.awronco
Selling, Chnrles E. Sears, Charlps n.
McClure. L. IT. Hamilton, NT. W.
Jones, A. C. Smith. C. .7. Smith, A.
E. Rockey. K. A. .7. MnnKeiuie, M.
R. Mnrccllus, secretary. ITenrv
Waldo Coe. A. Ix. Higgs, of Portland;
J. C. Booth, Lebanon; .7. P. Tninx.
W. II. Flnntingan, F, D. Strieker,
Grants Pass.
Papers were read at today's ses
sion bv Dr. II. Cavanaush of Al
bany. Dr. W. D. Coffey of San Fran
cisco. Dr. T. IT. Hamilton of Port
Inml. Dr. E. R. Piekcl of Medfor.l
and others, with a genornl discus
sion. Tho program of entertainment for
tho visiting physicians aud tholr wives
during tho convention week la:
TIiurtlay
Address of wclcomo nt Page thea
tre, 11 o'clock.
Garden party at Mrs. K. II. PIckel'a
from a to C o'clock.
luinquet for Medical Association ot
Oregon nt Hotel Modtord at 8.30 p.
m.
Tho ladlos will attond a conrort
given by tho Modtord Conservatory
ot Music at 8.00 sharp.
Friday
Resident physicians auto rldo tor
visitors S.30 to 10 o'clock.
llmuiuot for visiting physicians'
wivos nt hotel Medford 5.30, nftor
which all will attend tho public lec
ture nt tho Page thcatro at 8 p. m.
Smoker for gcntlomon nftor tho
lecturo.
Saturday
Tho Creator Medford club havo
planuod an auto tlrtvo for tho'-vlsltora
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. All
wishing to particlpato plcaso bo at
hotol Medford at dine statod.
Llnd Praises Huerta's Messaoe
VERA CRUZ, Mox., Sopt. 38."
I beliovo Provisional Prosidcnt I lit
orta's messago to tho Mexican con
gress leaven an excellent opening for
Mexico mid the United Mates to get
together," said John Liml, President
Wilson'K emissary, today. "ThnfH
all I qan any. It ia up to President
Wilson.
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