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MISDFOIU). ORKCION, MONDAY, SISl'TBAlUKIl 22, 11.
NO. 1f7
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PRESIDENT'S YOUNGEST DAUGHTER IN ROBES
FOR LEADING ROLE IN "BAL MASQUE" SANCTUARY
TO
S PEDEST
OF S36 IN CASH
TO THE ESPEE
MHMHVHHH
Mail
THAWS MOTHER
THANKS PEOPLE
FOR SYMPATHY
LAND S
AMMAN
MEDFORD FANS
TO SEE FAMOUS
. BALL PLAYERS
AY BBEHT
ADD CHARGES TO
MEAMN
v
Thousand Lctlrrs Received hy Aocil
Patents of Prisoner Express Ab
horrence of Vicious Methods Em
ployed hy New York Officials.
Appreciation of Interest Shown hy
Ptihllc Mother dictates messnip
In Response.
JOHNSTOWN, Pa., Sept. 22. V.n
roiilo to Concord, N. It., to ntluml
tomorrow's hearing beforo Governor
Hitmuiil' I). Folkor, whan nn nttompt
will Iki mndu to oxtradllo Harry 1C.
Thnw, thn fugltlvn from Mntlcnwnn
asylum for tho criminal Insane, Mrri.
Mary Copoly Thaw of Pittsburg, tho
prisoner's motliur, dictated tho fol
Inwliitf inoMago to tlio noii) of thu
United Ktulo niul Grout Britain:
"I lh, throtixh the United Press
to thank I tin writer of nearly it
tlioiiMtiiil m mpntliotlc lolturn which
hnvo poured in on mo In u steady
stream. Thoy began Immediately af
ter Hurry Hindu liln daring diu:i
tho freedom whlrh nny othor man
would havo received Immediately
upon tho rotitllt ton of tho verdict of
'not entity' on tho Knnind thnt thn
defendant wn Insaiio nt thn 1 1 mo of
the romtnlMlon of the net charged In
tho Indictment,
"Thn nnt accumulation of letters
ftritt (xir congratulations nnd
hnul.ir.lvHig over Harry's escape.
Noxl consternation nnd Indigestion
over hi deportation, nnd nil, no fnr
ns I hnvo rend, nro saturntod with
ntihorrctico of tho vlndtcllvo moth
oil of repruscntatlvi of Now York
state In their offnrts to consign n
follow man to a doom woroo thnn
d witli Itself.
"Ax t lit iliylcrlly Imposslblo for
1110 to nttompt to rrnd nnd nckunwl
mlno such n mass of spontaneous
romttiunlcitlon from every pnrt of
thn United Stntiui nnd Kngland, I mn
furred to express toy sincere nppro
rliitlon nnd sympathetic- Intorcst
tliroiiKh thn I'nltrd Press. At tho
name t f mo. I beg to ho relieved of thn
ncrmntlty of doliiK so hereafter, cron
In thl roundabout way."
THIRD DEGREE TO
!E
MAItTI.Vi:., Cnl., Sept. SS.-Dlit-trlrt
Attorney A. II. McKonxlo nn
nonnced toduy Hint ho would Iny ho
foro Attornuy (lonornl Wohh tho
ohnrKo Hindu hy Alfrod NoIhoii, n
HiiHpect nrreotcd In connection with
tho WhiMtlnnd hop pIckltiK rlotn, thnt
ho wn brutally hontnn hy prlvnto
Doloctlvoa Henry nnd Donnolly In mi
effort tonuiko him admit complicity
In tho IcIIIIiik of DlHtrlct Attoruoy
Mnnwell of Yubn county nl tho tlino
of tho riots,
N'oIroii's Ktory Is thnt ho wm nr
reHted nt (loynurvlllo nnd Inckud up
HiicceHHlvely nt Hnutn Hoiin, Rncrn
monto, Hnu rrnnrlnco nnd Mnrttuoz,
"Hwontod," ropentndly, threntaned
with dentil nnd henton on thn head
with n plntol tin 1 1 liocnueo ho would
not confess. All this tlmo, ho mys,
ho wnu denied tho rlKht to suo n luw
yon or n iniiKlHtrnto,
Tho innttor wnn hrniiRlit to Mo
KouzIo'h nttflntlou hy tho wifo of n
lmrtaudor nt tho Miirtlnoz Hotol, who
hiij'h hIiq riiw tho prlflouor honton.
Tho dlHtrlct nttoruoy b'h ho wnntn
nn InvoHtlRatlon hy tho ntnto "to put
nn ond to tho Inwlosanosa of prlvnto
dotocttves who will ko to nny loncth
to mnka kooiI with tholr omlpoyorB."
llunry lu In Jit 11 nt Martinez, Don
nelly, tho other toctlvo accusod, loft
town.
Lost Steamer Located
BAUIr STH MAllIH, Mich., Bopt.
22. Tho stonmor lluronlo cniiRht lu
yontorilny'H bllr.znrd nnd thoueht lost,
wan located todny nt Jnckfluh, On
tario.
DETEGTVES
ED
FOR
CONFESSION
I.OH AK(ir.M'.H, Cnl., Kept.
22. "Film night lo loll it
bunk, whnlf" iciimrkctl I.
It. Whiltuker to 11 strolling
imiiil shortly licforo iliiwn,
Whiltuker then stood tnius
fixi'il while (ho girl stopped,
rcncliril In tlui hiiIi of her
iiiiiilihli skirl niul produced 11
capable iippi-nring revolver,
which shu pointed nt hU hell
linekle.
Thirty. h!x dollars wiih the
highwiiywoiiiiiu'ii hntil, hut
when Whittnker pleaded Tor
nil fare sho peeled two $1
lulls front the 1 oil mnl IommciI
them to linn with 11 Hiiitt
thvtio "wv boob!"
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SAN' FHANCISCO, C11I., Sept. JJ.
- AiliiiiMiioii thnt lie lnul not perMin
lit know letlfje uf hi wife'rt nHcpM
rniiKiloliiK wiih iniiile here from the
uiliu Mtniul hy Ciinlnin Henrv ('.
.Merrinm, I'. S. A., when hi illvoreo
unit npiinut ,Mrn. HeHHio ('. Merri
urn wiit reHiimeil heforo Snperilr
IiuIko (Iroom. Mnjnr Murpliy, the
nmu nmiied hy t'ntnin Meiriiim in
hU unit, will tnko the htitn.l in Mn.
Merrinm'rt lefennc Inlo thu nfter
noon. "Do yon neeue yonr wife with hi
timnoy with Mnjor .Afurphyf" ithkeil
Mrn. ri'rniun a nttorney.
"I hnvo no perHonnl knotvled of
her wronploiiiK cxeept thnt token
from ileposilloim niul Iclterw," wns
the niiKwer.
"Do yon neetise Mnjor .Murphy of
inNeondiietT"
"1 hnxo not nci'iifcdl Mnjor Mur
phy," wiiK Hie miHwer.
Slernnm'M rotnplniiit is thnt offi
cer of Tort Juckhoii, near N'ew Or
lciin,. tohl him of Mm, .Merrtnm'x
iniMcntiilnct with Mnjor Murphy ilnr
lug his nhsonco in Toxiik nnd Wnsn
Inton.
WASHINGTON', Sept. 22-KUen
nnd KlUa llollmny of WllniliiKton,
N. C, who know rrealdont W'llion
when ho was n hoy, called nt tho
while hoiivo today. Tho proildctit
nnvo thom tho henrttcat reception
mid chnttcd with them for thirty
mliiutea, to tho exclusion of official
vlHltoru.
ASK CONGRESS TO PROBE
CALUMET MINE STRIKE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Senn
tor Mvet'ri of Moiilnuit Milmiitlod to
tho upper house of eonreHS totl'iy
u net of resolutions adopted liy tlio
Untie luhor eouuell, ilemiiudiiiK' nil
invehtijjnlion hy eouuiess of tho Col
timet Htriko Mtiiulion.
PRESIDENT EXPECTS ACTION
ON CURRENCY AT ONCE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22,-Preni.
dent W'jlrton oxpeelu tho OliiK-0veii
ourreiiey hill will ho passed nt thUt
honhIoii of coiiKieSH, iici'ordlutr to
While House niiiuiuiieeinent this af
ternoon. DR. STEINER'S FATHER
PASSES AWAY AT SALEM
RAT.WM, Ore., Sept. 22. Oiiieou
Stoiuer, 7H, pioneer niul fnther of
Dr. Leo Steiuor, Huperinteudent of
tho ntnto iiifliiuo hospital, died here
todny from pnvnlys'm nftor nn ill
iic'sa of threo weeks.
FIRST SNOW OF SEASON
FALLS IN MINNESOTA
DULUTH, Minn., Sept. 22. Snow
Cull . t.i Viii.f Imt'it Ariiinnunln fnilm
.... ,., ............ .........
luloiifr tlio bliotos of Uio Supciiori
BIAM
ADMITS
CHARGES
BASED
ONLY ON HEARSAY
Conijrcssmnn Charges Department of
Jttstlco with Conductlnrj Lillnatlnn
Aijalnst Southern Pacific In Man
ner Advantancous to Railroad.
Company Ptisltlnii Development Work
and Taklnu Thousands of Dollars
Dally Out of Property Involved.
WASHINGTON, Hopt. 22. As he
lind tntld ho would , CoiiKrceimnn
ThoiupKon of IIIIiioIh today Intro
duced In tho hoimo hln renolutlon
chnrKlnK that tho Justlco department
hn coudiirtvd lltli;ntlon Involvlni;
mom than 11,000,000,000 worth of
California nil land lu mail 1 way an
"to lo more ndvautnKcoui to tho
Southern Pacific than to tho covoru-
ment."
Tho reoltitlon nlno nskii tho attor
ney Kcncrnl to Inform tho houia
"what action, If nny, has been taken
to Mop tip coimtructlon of oil woIIm,
tho extraction of petroleum or pro
tect thn (ntereit In and to utich land
other than tho filing of n hill of com
plaint on December 20."
lu Biilmlnnco tho reiolutlou makes
tho point that tho Southern Pacific
company holds tho InndH undor n
grant which coni;rcs approved In
1.SCC, hut which specifically snys:
"All mineral lands, excepting Iron
and coal.
Though tho resolution concedes
that suit was Instituted to oust tho
railroad, It Is asserted that tho im
itation Is helnK so ncalcctud that tho
company, pushlni; Its development
work. Is taktni; thousands of dol
lars dolly out of tho property; nt tho
Kovornmcnt's expense. t
Tho rerolutlon makes tho addi
tional claim that T. J. Dutlcr, who
had provlously been promoted from
tho land office to ho n special attor
ney In thn department of Justlco, who
dm; op tho facts concerning tho al
leged oil land steal, and was In
chargn of tho raso until May 2, 1913,
was dismissed by Attorney General
Melteyuolds on that ditto on tho
ground of "friction" between him and
Assistant Attorney General Knacbol.
BIPLANE SAILS WIIH
SEVEN PASSENGERS
IIKNDON, Kngland, Sopt. 22.
CarryliiK seven passengers, Aviator
N'col, driving n biplane, remained
aloft for seventeen minutes mid thlr-ty-flvo
seconds hero today, establish
ing n world's record. Tho combined
wolght of tho passengers, was 1134
pounds.
PROBE FILIPINO
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. Swoop
ing Investigation of charges that slav
ery provnlls lu tho Philippine Islnnds
was ordered horo today by Socrotnry
of Wnr Garrison. A wireless mes
sago to Governor (lonornl Garrison
now on routo to Manila, to start nn
immediate probo was sent to Unrrt-
sou.
POWDER EXPLOSION AT
CAMDEli KILLS FIVE
CAMDICN, Ii. I., Sept. 22. Kvo
poisons were killed todny ut Clihlis
town in nn explosion which wrecked
the gelatine mixing plnut of the Du
pout No Moiirfl Powder oonipuny.
Kvery window in tho town wns hro
kon. AVIATOR TO FLY ACROSS
MEDITERRANEAN SEA
PAH IS, Sept. 22, An nl tempt
will ho mnilo tomorrow hy Avintor
Fnrris to fly ueross tho Mcililormn
enn Ken. Ho expects to mnko tho
flight without stopping nnd declined
todny nu offer to havo torpedo
bouta stnlioncd. nlong the course,
mmt Mi rusr il .
fc
Mis
Klcnuor W1K011,
youngest
iluuuhtcr of I'rchiili-i.L Wilson, wns
the lenilinx- ehnrneter in the "l)al'J,lls rfnrni-tcr .lurinp tho rolicnmil
mnsipie" imtietunry, i fii on the os-j
tuto of Kruest Ilnrnld ltnviii'K, the
naturalist, nl McriuVn, N. II., the
other diiy. She iipiieiired in n pure
white eoMumn of Orcek design.
In tho play 11 protest against the
imiwrtatioii of bird-' plumes, nnd
written hy Percy Mjieknye, Mi-k Wii -
LONDON, Sept. 22. Tho sclxuro
hy Greek soldiers of tho American
mission at Morltza, Albania, wrhcro
ono hundred Albanian' girls aro be
ing educated, was announced today In
telegrams from Avlona, on tho Al
banian coast.
Other attacks by Greeks on Ameri
cans wcro reported, nnd t was added
that Albanians recently returned
from tho United Stntcs havo been es
pecial objects of Greek persecution.
Tho Urltlah consul nt Monastir has
protested vigorously to tlio Greek
goternmont In tho Albanians' behalf.
Tho source of tho trouble seems to
bo tho Albanians' determination to
mnko tholr country Independent wbllo
the Greeks nro equally determined to
mako It n part of tholr country.
FEAR SCHMIDT
WILL KILL SELF
NEW YOKK, Sept. 22. Hnns
Sohmidt, confesM'd murderer of
Anna Aumuller, counterfeiter nnd
possible slayer of ninny more per
sons, was plneed under nn extra
guard todny us u precaution against
nu nttompt ut suicide.
Tlio alarm concerning the prisoner
wns duo to tho receipt of liitorinr.
tiou from flermntiy thnt four mem
bers of his family had killed them
selves in thu past fivo enrs.
Sohmidt is not permitted to use n
razor, nnd ns ho will not lot tiie
prison bniber shave him, ho is rap
idly growing n henvy heard.
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COLDEST SEPTEMBER
CHICAGO, Sept. 22. Chicago
shivered todny in tho eildest Sep
tember day experienced in twenty
yenrs. At noon the tliuruiometer reg
istered 118 degrees nliovo zero.
Wanner weather is pvedieted for to-
night. , . .
GREEK SOLDIERS
SEIZE. AMERICAN
MISSION, ALBANIA
'son portrn.VK the pnrt of "6ruin
tho hiril hpint. Her iMirtrnynl of
iiniiiiii hit iiiisiiiiieii iirnise nun
compliments from nil. Mi?n Mar
garet WjUnii, miother (laughter of
tho president, n greed to hin n soiifr.
Tho lyric of "The Hennit Thnii.li,"
the number selected hy Miss Wilson,
wns written hy Miss Arvin "Mnoknye,
daughter of Mr. Mneknyc, vtlieti hc
'wns nine yenrs old.
GIRL'S TESTIMONY
. RULED OUT IN
TRIAL OF BIXBY
I.OS ANGKI.ES. Col., Sept. 22.
Tho defcuso In tho caso of George
H. Illsby, accused of contributing to
tho delinquency of clco Helen Bark
er .won an Important victory today
when Judgo Dlcdsoo ruled that test!
mony of Ircnb Mario Drown-Lcvey re
garding relations between horsclf
and tho defendant Is Inadmissible.
Bledsoe's ruling was mado upon
on objection by tho dotenso Friday to
tho Introduction of tho Levy girl's
testimony, after a long conference
today with tho attorneys for both
sides. Tho court hold that any cvl
denco touching upon BUby's alleged
visits to othor girls In tho Jonquil
house, where ho Is alleged to havo
seen Helen Barker, Is not admlssablo
In this caso. Mary Brown-Levy, how.
over, was permitted to testify regard
ing tho specific caso now on trial.
Blxby dodged tho necessity ot fac
ing testimony from tho Levy and
othor girls regarding tho Jonquil
house nud his visits tboro, by mak
ing, through counsel, tho following
admissiens:
Thnt tho Jonquil was a dive.
That ho personally visited tbo Jon
quit.
That ho bcllovcd Cleo Helen Bark
er to bo an Immoral woman.
That ho know tho Jonquil to bo
nn Immoral resort.
SIX KILLED IN
EOF
IME
H1KMINGIIAM', Aln., Sept. 22. A
wttvo of orimo which 6wcpt Jeffer
son county Sunday is hold respon
sible todny for tlio death of six per
sons, with n soveuth lying oritioully
wounded in u hospital bore.
Two negroes killed Henry Mornn
ns ho stepped from n trolley our nnd
robbed his body. An hour Inter Ma
con Colquitt killed his wifo nud sin
rendered to tho police Mjauutcd Po
licemnu So mil killed n negro who
iind shot him nnd stabbed to death,
nnd another is dying- from wounds
received in n fight with nn unidenti
fied negro. A- negro woman also
died of poisoning, nnd tlio police 311s
pOot sho. was murdered. 1
WAV
Governor Probably to Be Accused of
Having Libelled Assemblymen and
Usurplnjj Power as Supplemental
to Proceedings.
Counsel Marshall for Executive Ar
gues Against Legality of Proced
ure as Revolutionary.
ALBANY, N. Y., Sopt. 22. Louis
Marshal, of counsel for Governor Sut
ler, tnls afternoon ended his argu
ment beforo tho impeachment court
against 1110 iciaiiiy 01 tno proceed
Ings pending against tho governor.
Ho declared tho action of tbo state
assembly was revolutionary.
amounted to an overturning ot stable
government and would load to anar
chy.
ALBANY, N. Y., Sept. 22.
Whether the liitnmnify Inh will
force additional unities of impeach
ment ngninst Governor William Sul
xcr through the New York state ns
semblvwns uncertain todny.
The more rnbid Tnmmanv men
were insisting thnt, ns supplements
to tho accusations already made, the
governor be charged fnrthcr with
hnving libelled assemblymen nnd
tisuqiing power. Others opiiose this,
maintaining that it would be a sign
of weaknes, rcrcnling a doubt of
the sufficiency of tha charges al
ready on file. The only really grave
accusation, the supporters of this
view ebntend, is the one relating to
the governor's campaign expense
statement. If the impeachment court
or the judges of the court of np
pcals hold that cognizanco cannot
be token of tlio truth or falsity of
Ibis statement, they snv, tho case
will fall of its own weight.
The impeachment court was sched
uled to resume its sessions at 2
o'clock this afternoon nnd tho ns
scmbiy Thursday night.
With tho resumption of tlio im
peachment trial, Attorney Marshall,
for the governor, wns to continua his
argument against the legality if the
proceeding.
Lawyers for the defense would not
confirm reports that the governor
intends to take the witness stand.
BILL TO SMASH I '
BANKERS' TRUST
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. As an
expert on banking and currency Sam
uel Untormyer of Now York told tho
senate currency committee today that
tho Glass-Owens bill is tho logical
remedy for monoy troubles. Ho as
serted that ton Morgan-Baker banks
control tho resorvo deposits ot 15,
4S3 lesser Institutions -sixty per cent
ot tho total number In tho United
States.
"Tho bankors of tho country," bo
said, "should wclcomo a measure
liko this as a protection from tho
domination of the Now York group."
PRIVATE IN ARMY
GETS TITLE AND ESTATE
DUWilN, Sept. 22. Arthur Keg
innld French, a privnto soldier in tho
United Stntcs army, beenmo Duron
do Frayno by tho death today of his
father, tbo latest holder of tho title.
With tho barony goes an estuto of
30,000 nores. French was tho lute
baron's son by n first wife. Ho h
in tho Eighth iufntitry.
AVIATOR STEELE FLYING
FROM COOS BAY TO YAQUINA
FLOHKNCE, Ore., Sept. 22. Avi-
ntor Steele, en ronto from North
Bend to Ynquinn bay in a hydro
neroplnno, arrived hero safely and
after a few minutes spent in ad
justing his mnchino resumed the
journey. .. . 1
Willi Customary Enterprise, Thous
and Dollars, Rain cr Snlnc, Guar
antced for New York Giants and
Chicago Whlto Sox. ,
Game Here Scheduled for November
18 Special Trains From Califor
nia and Oregon.
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Showing tho customary., 'Medford
spirit, Ilobcrt J. Brevard 'has guar
anteed the SlOdO demanded, rain
ar Bhlne, and
tho world touring
teams of tho famous Now York
Giants, champions of tho National
League and tho Chicago Whlto Sox,
of tho Association, will play In Med
ford on November 18.
Court Hall, owner of tha basoball
grounds, has offered tho grounds free
ot charge. It Is planned to soli con
cessions, publish an official program
and sell ns many tlckots In advanco
as possible.
Special trains will bo run by tho
Southern Pacific from nodding and
Northern California points, nnd Itoso
burg and Soutborn Oregon points. A
record breaking crowd Is expected,
as thin will bo tho only chnnco to
see theso famous players outsido tho
largor cities.
Medford Is tho only small city In
tho country having a baseball fan
with cnterpriso sufficient to take tho
chance of losing tho guarantoo If tho
weather Is bad. But whether it
rains or not, tho teams will be hero
and a tremendous amount of adver
tising result.
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HALF. MILLION
PEOPLE WITNESS
L
NEW YORK, Sept. 22. Fully fivo
hundred thousand people todny wit
nessed tiio funeral procession of
Mayor Gaynor when tho body was .
taken from tho city hull rotuudn,
where it had Iain in state for threo
days.
Tbo procession ncross tiie. Brook
lyn bridga to bis- homo in Flntbtish,
where services wero held beforo thu
journey to tho cemetery, wns tlio
largest seen in this city .for several
years and was attended by fanner
President Tnft, Acting Mayor Kliuo,
Polico Commissioner IShinelander
Waldo and many others high in of
ficinl life.
Traffic on tho Brooklyn bridge
wns suspended for several minutes
nnd all subway, elevated and surface
trains were stopped for fivo inin
utcs. Tlio large crowds furnished-11
linn est for pickpockets, uud over
tweuty were arrested.
MADERO'S SLAYER
REPORTED KILLED
WASHINGTON, Sopt. 22. Llou
tonaut Colonel Francisco Cardynaa,
whom tho constitutionalist Junta has
repoatodly accusod of responsibility
for tho death ot fornior Trosldeut
Madoro of Mexico, was today re
ported at tho junta'a headquarters to
havo been assassluatod at Mlchcalan,
Dotnlls woro lacking.-
The constitutionalists added thnt
General Kranclsco VJHa, reported on
Mexican authority to havo been cap
tured, courtmartlalod and shot at
Lna Pnlmas, Is really at tho head of
his robel command ..50 tnllea south
of Juarez.
WINE GROWERS OF OHIO
APPEAL TO PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, Sept. .22. Mis-
souii and Ohio, wiuu growers appeal-: 1
ed today to President Wilson for! J
restoration of. tho,. Pqinerono, brandy-,!
tax to tho tariff bill.
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