Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 04, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textm &-. Medford Mail Tribune SECOND EDITION WEATHER Fair tonight nnd Hiutilay Mint. (1,-j .MIm. !I7. forty third Ywir. Dillv I 'ulilli Vr eS1 Entombed Man Behind Eighty Feet of Solid Rock nml Coal Impris oned by Fall of Rock In Mine Faints on Being ncsciicil, Hair Turns Gray Dnrlnn Imprison mciil, But Doctors Pronounce Him In Good Condition. CUNTRALIA, Pa., Oct. I.- Tim-. Toahiwky wna telenm-d fmm the I'mi IIiii'hImI mine bore at 7&i today. Il had linen entombed eight iIiih. Ids. imam lHft Ihrniujih nearly eighty (Vet of Mllllt HK'I( llllll CIMll III reach linn. 'Iliy ihimIiI mil ne ('.yiiMinili' fur fear )ii would In' killed. Tiixlic-ky, dig trlng frim StMiI liU Imiili, pr'j:ri""cd tttriH and a half lVe tnanrd In ir ntuira. II" wa lmpniiiii iiy n heavv mok fall in the mini'. Thniatbnut the eight dnya f I itttpriftmttmwt Timhtmky talked with lilt mciuhcr nf llli' It'tnir kiiiikm Hint with hi wlta and nwvini fmnl ! ineatia of H hh tin worker liml fortunl Ihmiiuli thi harrier which oparalsd Ihew. i' wn i-iirifcii hmiI fhMrftd llimiiulioul. though oe KMloiMlty hi' cried unl when ntnrtlrd Ii.v fr4i fall f rock. PliMi'mn vri' afraid ho would go iMniie. Iti'-ciifil Mn ii I'nlnlH ,m Hm rrMMipr hmke th!r wy Into th little I'timiiUrr which confin ed Mm. Tnlnky gave t nhmil, nlurl cil Inward tlirtn, fclnmfrri'il fur it urn intent nml thfti. Iwfri anyone cinihl ffHrh liilil. fell In lh ground. .MhteJnTperlfir O'Dffltnrll ' prnng to hi" "Me nnd lifli'd liim. Dnolor wirt wilh the imriy, ri'turittic warn nppiifd nml I lie atiniit ipiickly revived. A llf wavered hlmoolf his eve nirl hi wife' nml In an iitatnnl t It two wra itlad In on nimlher' arm, the woman eryitin ami praying with Joy. Hlii- latta liml been provided ! shield Timliaaky'd eye fwm the slum of th aim. Il roarlii'il llu aurfaiMi unaMittl mi'f)il for tin "' onalonal upKrl of liia wlfo il O'Miiiiiii'II. A wiiilinj; nul'tmnliiV tiiak Iho mnivlit homo. Iliilr Turiii (Way TtMiliMnky'ii Imlr liml iravnl "liulil Iv iliuiiiK li,M imiriMMtmi'iil, Imt lli' iliM'tiuw proiinuiii'i'il liim In imi"li ln'ltrr pliyaii'ul and ini'ulnl i'iiinlilli.i IIihii tliny Imd oxpoi'ti'd. Tlioy Ii.' linvml lio would mouii Ik in n Hound lll'llllll iih ovor. Snore lind wnilcil nl thu mine a'l niiclil l no the i'imic. Tho fin:- hhift of workora lii'Kiui iliKUii'K' " ' ' p. m, mid hIiiuiIiI hnxc ln't'ii iflii'vd nt 7 In tho inoriiln, hut. iviiIUim,: how niT thi'v wt'ro In thu end o' tin ii- n-ki'd nnd rri'iiM'd ponntn hIoii to I'oinph'lc it. MBIMI GAP KAOIIAMKNTO, Pill., Oct. I. l'iio nf unknown oriniu doftroyrd fiv huiidivd fout of (ho KiMillii'iu I'ai'ifi"1 I'ompnny'H Hiiowhhi'dH nenr Kiuiuriint (Inp oiirty today mid dt'lnyi'd riiht liouud mid wKsthouud I ru f fin front nix to iihin houi'H. VolunliH'i'ri from thu purioiuidiui; (ouiiri joiuod IhO HuiitluTii I'ai'lfii fori'OH in fitilitlni: H' flniuoH mid tho foonl ol'fioiiil.i liolhivo liml llio firo will ho under eonliol hy noon toduy. NIW YOKIC, Out. ..-SliiKiHlrto VriiHidii npolnjfled to Herman Oel rieliH mid iliHehni'Hod hint today. Tho ituildent wiih n HOittel to MIhs lateille KliiKleton'rt inhitlxHion Hint hIio wiih out hy frnpueittH . of tho hroken windHliiehr to OoIiIcIih' niitoninhilo when it ran into tlia (inili wilh tliem n few i)inliln j;o nnd Hint Iter our lior Htory Ihuti Oelriehs ptuhlii'd hor WIIB UIVU fiullon. i '" RESCUE MINER BUM 8 DAYS IN MINE DEPTHS 40 FOOT WALL OF HER VALLEYL in texas Al'HTIS, Tx Oit. I. I'ri'Hiiiniilily ox it ri'Nidl of it I'liiiiilhuiott n wall of wnli'i' foily fid hi(li uiih I'IIhIiimk' down llii' (linidoloiipi' vnlli'.v tlli llfllTllootl. HH't'CplllK c- nryllnnic ln'foii' it. IIoimIh nlii'tnly hnvn di'Mlioycd tho i'iuKi in tin fliindoliiiip' mid Hun Mnrcon vnlli'yx. Si'x'iily fhi' pcrnoiiH wi'io iiiiironiii'd, lit Inlet iii'coiimIh, on Snlilii Ann iiioiiihI, two nidi' foiilh of (liinralri. Tun houllomU of proMHtuii' linvi' hei'ii ernl to tln'in. BY C 0. D. Chief of Pollen UlltKoii plrliml up n Miry allck liulol thlof nl OrnnlM Pan thin afternoon who Imi prolmhly Murkrit It 0.1 f tho lioteU on thu connt. Krlilny. n peraon rIvIiik IiU iintiiii n Aho. it nit reprwiotitliii; hlminlf to lie n traviilltiK man, cnllml Knill Mohr of thu .Meilfonl lintel on tho phono anylitt: tlnil ho woulil tie thert .Mini lay, liul If n ptirknKo cntito to tho hotel for hint with n C. O. I), on It to pay the ('. O. I. nml hohl tho pnrk bko until hi rnnio. Mr. Mohr prom Iwd to lu no. I'rliluy n iHUtnl lolearnph ntOHicn Iter brought In n pnrkntci for Aho with n C. O. I), of l 20 x.cU Mr. Mntip "pfoinplly'pnlii; " In tho mennttnio wont renchoil .Mrilforil'R houlfnro of n almltnr trnn HHrtlou nl A h In no whom tho Hotel OroKou hml hcon tho victim nml whorif Iho pncknKo hml heon oponoil anil fouiul to ronl.tlu n hlork of wood. Mr. Mohr then opened Iho Aihu park amo nml found It to enntntn n handle of paper. Chief IlltUon (jot hiiy with Dm telephonn nml Avlio wmt lornted In Omul I'iiim, Junt In tho art of put HiiK the pnrktiK fraud ncrorni on tho I Intel Jnwphluc. A wnrritnt cliarK liiK him with ohtnlnltiK mottoy under fnlto preleimeK wns United out of Juii llro Tn)lor'n court and AhIio will liu Klveu a prellmluury henrlm; Mniiilny. PROTESTORS JAILED SHATTI.I-:, Wash., Oct, 4 --Tho city of Kenltlo today In mnrkliiK tliuo while nwnltluK tin ottteomo of tho cIiihIi between JuiIko John I". Hum phrleri nnd tho other elKht mombort of tho KIuk county Httperlor court heitch. Tho odd Hit nation olU to duy Hint Millard Price, Kato Sadler and Dr, lUrmnti Tltiu, whoso nrrcut for coittempl Htnrtod tho cnmpnlKii to uinl'O a fnrro of JuiIko Htimphrlen' au thority nro free, whllo fifty of thoeo who protoBlod In their hohnlf nru In Jail for contempt of court. TltiiH. 1'rlro nml Sntllcr apokn nt City Hull Park AiikuhI HI, nml nt their IrlalH Into yosturdny nftornoou, tho court hoenmo aware, ho wild, that their crltleltim did not coiiBlltuto con tempt of court hecnuiin thoy worn not eommrntlui; upon any pcndlut; action. PORTLAND BABE WINS PERFECT BABY PRIZE KAMttr, Ore., Oet. l.--l)celnred hy thu jmlgCH io ho otto of the morit porfocl huhieri in tho eoiinlrv, Jane Kiiu.lert ukoiI -1 iuouIIih, daughter of Mr. mid Mih. dueoli Kmixlor of lNiillniiil, in winnof in tho cu)ejiies eoutest hold hero in eoiiuretion with tho ntiilo fulf. Oovcruor Wnt pro Roittoil her prixea ugH'1'!?''''" !H,'," in vnluo. Tho grnnd Nwonpslnkofi "tizo for hoys wns nwnrdod "nyno INirler ltiiohaiian, iiifuut hoii of L, N. llu chniiuu of Mc.Mimtvillo. Virnl nwnrd for two-your-old country RirlH went to Mnt-giuTl Hon lior of flrnnls I'iirh. Kenuelli Camp iicll of (Irmttrt T'nHft won tho third prizo lit thu fwo-ycnr-old oouutry boy division, CLEMOTEUIF CAUGHT SWINDLING ORDERS LEADERS REE MWDFOIID. WEST WINNER IN SUIT OVER PRISON FUNDS Jmlc Percy Kelly of Marlon County Court Sustains Demurrer lo Com plaint Filed hy Attorney General tu Recover $ I G,000 in Rcvolvlnn Fund. Money Spent for Land fcr Prison Brickyard and for Materials and Supplies for Prison Industries. HAI.KM, Ore., Oct. . JinlKo Ter ry Kelly of iho Marlon county courl todny luatnliiPil the demurrer to tho romplnlnt filed hy Attorney (Jenerol Crawford on hohnlf of tho ntnto nKalnnl (Jovornor Wmt, Secrotnry of Stnto Olcott nnd Stnto Trenmirer Kay, to recover prnctlrnlly JtG.OOO nl-I- KPtt to hnvo heon unlawfully ex pended from tho ponlteiitlnry "rovolv Iiik" fund. Tho JuiIko HUHtnlncd tho demtirror on thu ground Hint tho romplnlnt Itaelf, which utn forth tho purpoaim for which tho money was umi!. In n refutation that tho Btnto has tmfforeil any dnmnKM, In hi romplnlnt tho attorney Ken oral ulnted Hint tho money wan npent fur laud for tho prUon hrlokynrd nnd for tunttrlal) nml mippllm tued for tho varloiiH ImliiHtrlea nt thu pent tontlnry, nml other purponoii In con nection with thono luiltiitrlet. Tho attorney uetieral ntnteil today, how ever, Hint he would nui'tid IiIh com ptnlnt nnd nlliKed npeclflc ilamaKoK KfLLEDIBABE BY o TO SILENCE CRY N'KW YOHK, O.I. I, An ttnidiu titled gulden huirod huhy lien dead in tho morgue hero toduy with u hruihO on tho hide of tho head. Tito politic- nssert tho bnhy wnt killed hy loi'ph Deptiina, n notorious (.'un man mid white hlaver, nnd lielieve tho child prohahly wns kidnaped nnd held for ransom. Itulpli l'asiptn, mi undertaker, is held on Iho charge of renuiMii n hody from one county to another wilhotil n pennit. rniptu unys I)e pnuia culled him to n flat on Vox htreel, tho Hronx, nnd ordered liim to tnko chnrKC of the corpse. The undertnker snya ho demnnded n dentil corlificnlc, hut (hat Depuiuu fihoved a Kim in his face, saying: 'Tliit revolver, contaiuiiiK' five Kofl-tioKcd hullt'ls, will net as n cer lificntc." Dcpumii, l'asiptn alleges, (old hint Hint Iho huhv ludhered liim nt night hy nuking for water mid Hint he heat her to death. Tho police found three landed re volvers nnd n iptnnlity of coenino in Iho flat. Dcpumn, a woman mid tho child occupied tho flat for throe weekri. A womtm'a photogrnph wna found in thu room nnd tho police nre necking itx origiuul. I'asijua naid tho woman wept when ho moved the hody nnd Hint Depumii ordered her to "idiut up." An nutopsy f-howed death wns enttsed hy a heniorrlmgo of tho hrnin, Iho result of u hentiiiK'. SIK BOMBS HURLED llOUl.niCll, Colo., Oct. I'ossoa were aourlns this vicinity todny for tho poruoim who throw bU djnntnlto li'imhs nml fliod a volloy last, night Into n rump of RtrlUobrea'cr'.'j from tho Mitchell ui.no conipiuivV poporty near liFayolic. Tho hotnhi. toasod ovor the btookntle, BtirroiiEi'ing the (nuip. WK'cked Ho cotunnnV hoard Ing lioitHo, In which twonty-I'vo nion woro sleoplug hul iinuo WA3 hurt. Tho Bltota woro flrod, Incffcctlvoly. ulinoBt nt tho moment of iho cxplo-slou. BLOW 0 OMMON, SATl'ltDAY, MR. REYNOLDS WOULD .. v CjWt r . ' " m.,.,IIWj.N.l ffljmmmm -r-xg If mi urr-nt uncsfNtlun of Altorney Qencral Mclteynold- Is carried ont. tte mllllouiinlre dlrwt.ini of the .Vow Vork, New Haven nnd Hartford ltallrosd will he proiteeuted fur n. ii-l.niclitor ok an outcome of the wreck at Wnlllucford, Colin. In which twinii one Mittens Iot their Uvea. MIT YEAR FOR TARIFF TO REDUCE COST OF LUG WASIIINC.TO.V. Oct. !. Con grcbtnnn I'nderwood, who ciikI iitcred tho now tnrlft bill through tho lower holm, wnrned coimumor todny Hint they must not expect the lower dul lea to hnvo much offct an tho cost of thing for several months perhaps not for a year. "Tho goods tho merchants have on their sholvps now," he oxplalned. "woro bought on tho old hlieh tariff basis. Only tho contention which tho now law must cau will brim; prlcos down. I'titll ntorcbnntn have dlsposod of their presont stocks, nat urally they will not ho disponed to accept tho now order of things. "Tho same Is Into of ntanufacturora who hnvo on hand stocks of raw goods bought nt high tariff prices. For Instance tho new .wool tariff's offcet will not lio felt until noxt March nnd the full effect of tho sugar reduction will not bo felt for threo months." Underwood was expected to nn nounco his candidacy for His United Stntei senatorshlp from Alabama this nflornoon. OF T NKW ORLEANS, La., Oct. !. l'lnt deninls of reports Hint race riots hud been resumed at Harris ton. Jli-s., where eleven persons woro killed mid nearly n score in jured in n cla-h between whites nnd Mucks Sunday, woro voiced in dis patches reeoiwil hero today. Tho dispnlehes hinted that tho rumors prohahly nroso from a demonstra tion at 1'Xvette, Miss., yeoterdny when Sheriff J. 11. Hummctt trans ported u negro prisoner throit"h the town, Mtimuictt's son whs shun lust Sunday in tho Hots, E ACCEPT ARBITRATION HHHH IHH LONDON, Oct. 4. Instead of fighting, Turkey nnd Greece hnvo ttgreed to let tho powers settle their differ ences, it wns stated in a dis patch front Athens. -f t-f -f -f 4 -f -f -f -f DEN RENEWAL (HTOBKR 'I, 101H. JAIL NEW HAVEN HEADS. I ml JAMtJ c :Bt.vi:cuy i E GOES BUT IS FLOATED OFF SKATTLK, WVh., Oct. I. The I following dispatch, wns received nt :10:li o'clock this morning by the 1'acific C'onst Steamship company from the enptnin of the stenmor Spo kane, which went nhorc on Vancou ver Mnnd last night: 'Transferred pnscnpors back to Spokane. Kverybody nnd everv Hiinij O. K. SKiknne proceeding to Senttle under own steam." The steamship SjMiknno went aground on Vnncottvcr islnnd, fifteen miles north of CnK Lnzo, and just xonth of the Xnrrows. Kiglity-seven of her pn;sengors were taken nbonrd the La Touehe. Xo lives were lost. In tho nhsenco of any definilo iu fomtntion from Hto officers of the . vessel it is believed that the Spokane I went nhore whilo traveling' under I slow speed. To hnvo struck nt tho , point indicated in tho messages sh ' mint have been about threo miles out of her course, which is accounted for by the foggy weather yesterduv. NKW YORK, Oct. J. A two-point rise in Cniiadinn Pacific marked the opening of the stock market todny. Other issues, however, were narrow and dull, although fractional gains occurred in many of Hto leading stocks. Later, however, tho list fell hack after tho riso had extended to n half point in Reading, Steel nnd copper shares nnd a point in Union Pacific. American Telephone droti ped a full point. Later Rending lost two points nnd Amalgamated one. Ponds wcro steady. Tho market closed sternly. NKW YORK, Oct. 4. Mayor Ad olph Klino todny is awaiting a reply to u letter to Mayor ltudolplt lUnuk enbitrg of Philadelphia wltiolt vends "My Denr Mayer: On October Hto Giants nro going to wipo up tho Polo grounds with tho so-called Ath letics of your city. It will givo mo Brent plonsuro to hnvo you present nn Hint oconsion ns my guest. Plenso let mo know ns early us possible if you can come," STEAMER SPOKAN AS i ROOSEVELT TRAVELS M HA Teddy In Towering Rage Over Prlnt Inn Portions of Address Criticising Administration for Policy Pursued in Mexico. Proper Course Was "My Policy as Exemplified In Haytl" Boasts of Having "Taken Panama" NKW VOIIK, Oct. 4. Theodore Koosovclt sailed for South America today In a towering rage. He spoko last night at a progres slvo banquet and portions of his ad dress which ho had decided at the last moment to withhold, gat Into tho newspapers. In them tho cx-prcsldent admitted that there would havo been no Pana ma canal If he and his advisors had not "taken Panama." And bo bit terly criticised tho Wilson adminis tration's Mexican policy, saying the proper course would have been "my method as exemplified In Haytl." AddrcMi L'ncvpurgatot The address had been delivered bo foro the colonel discovered that it had been printed unoxpurgnted In the newspapers, Just as It was given out In advance for publication. Roosevelt and his party were pas sengers on tho Lamport and Holt liner Van Dyke. Tho party In cluded tho colonel, Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss Margaret Roosevelt, Sccrotary Harper. Naturalists Anthony Flala. O. K. Cherry and Leo Milter and tho Rev. T-'athor John Zahm of the Pro vincial Order of the Holy Cross. Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Margaret Roosevelt will bo back on tho Van Dyko on Its return voyage. Thcro was a big crowd at tho pier to sea tho expedition off. "Idcnln of Democrairy" Tho cx-prcsldent will deliver an address on "American Internationa lism" at tho Rio Janeiro University, ono on "Character and Civilization" In Sao Paulo, and ono on "The Demo cratic Movement In a Republican Country" In Duenos Ayres. Ho is also scheduled for a speech at the University of Santiago. Dotween speeches he will hunt in the Amazon valley. Deforo dopartlng ho said ho hoped his trip would put him In "fighting trim for tho congressional nnd stato elections next year. "Wo go.' 'was his last message, "to carry to our brothers in tho south a messago concerning tho Ideals of tho nower and greator doraocrarcy which lias come Into being among us here." Roosevelt wns shown n duplicate shortly before ho left containing nn interview with republican "Iloss" Humes of New York state, accusing the progressives of making a "deal" with Tammany, ns n result of which Justico Scnbury was nominated on the progressive ticket. "By George 5" he said, "I'm glad I saw that. It's merely one of Humes' hnbitunl lies and I'm gind to brand it ns uticli " WOMEN TO STOP SWEARING AT POLLS SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Oct. 4. Tho presence of ut least ono womnn in every booth nt tho coming city election in November to prevent pro Jl'auo 'cominenAs on various catidi dntes is to ho tried out here, accord ing to announcement todny by Reg istrar Zemnnsky. E HAMPTON - ON - THAMKS. Emr- lnnd, Oct. 4. Tho homo of Dr. Tris tram, ex-chaneollor of tho London dioceso, burned todny with $25,000 loss. Tho polico thought militant Biiffrnirottes did it. Thev arrested Mary Uichardson nnd Rnchnel Pale, prominent m militant circles. HE NO. 108 COUNTY CANCELS FRANCHISE GIVEN BOLUS TROLLEY State Highway Commission Demand ed That Illegal Franchise Be For mally Cancelled on Penalty of Loss of Co-operation. Members of Court Stato Will Co-operate With Bullis, but Blanket Right Exceeded Authority. In order to prevent tho possible spoliation of the Pacific highway by trolley line, nnd to elenr tho county records of nn illegnt net, tho county court Fridny afternoon cancelled Iho blanket franchise over county roads given Inst Mny to Spencer S. Hullis. Members of the court stnted Hint ill granting the franchise thoy hnd ex ceeded their authority, which is lim ited to granting franchises ovor spec ified ronds, nnd that while co-operation would be extended Mr. Dullis in building trolley lines, co-operation by the stnto would bo forfeited un less the main highway wns kept clear of trolleys. Forfeited Stnto Aid The action of the court followed the receipt of tho following notice from tho stnto highway commissien: Excerpt from the minutes of Uio October 2 meeting of the Oregon stnto highway commissien: "Tito nttcntion of tho highway commission wni drawn to a franchiso which had been granted May 27, 1013, by tho county court of Jack son county, to on.e S. S. IJuUIh, granting to him, for n period of fifty years tho use of the ronds of Jack son county. "It wns tho opinion of the hish wny commission that tho county court of Jnckson county should im mediately take such action as is ncc- essnry to nullify this franchise, at least regarding tho Pacifio highway. Unless such action is taken tho stato highway commission docs not desiro to retain its connection with tho con struction of tho improved roads in Jackson county. "The stato highway engineer wna directed td so inform tho countv court of Jackson county." Court Cancels Franchise Tho minutes of the court rend as follows : "It nppenring that on tho 27th day of May, 101.1, what purported to bo a franchiso by Jackson county, Ore gon, over tho county roads in said county, wns issued in favor of Spon cer S. Ilullis, his heirs nnd nssigns; and, "Whereas, snid purported fran chise is void nnd of no fonve nnd ef fect. "Now, therefore, it is hereby or dered Hint snid franchiso bo and tho same hereby is, in nit respects, can celled, set usido and annulled, nnd all proceedings in this matter are hereby vacated. Done in open court this 3d day of October. "F. L. TOU VELLE, county judge. "W. C. LEEVKR, commissioner. "J. 0. SMITH, commissioner. "The Pacifio highway, with its easy grade over tho Stskiyous, would be a very inviting routo for a tro'doy line, which would renp tho benefit of $100,000 or moro spent in grading," snid Stnto Enginoor Howlby, "nnd neither stnto ndr county can afford to bo a party to such an arrangement. Whilo tho present ownor might hnvo no such intentions, tho frnnohiso might at any tinio pass into other hands, nnd wo must safeguard tho future. Tho franchiso was void nnd illegnl, according to tho best" author ities." SENATE AT WORK WASHINGTON, Oet. 4. Consider ation of tho Iletch-IIctehy bill, to furnish a water supply for SaH Francisco, was bogun in the senate this nftornoou, when tho measure was called upon by Seuntor Pitt man of Nevada. Senator Hristow of Kan-, una objected, but Ids plan to dfr consideration was defeated, ,10 to 18. HETCH-HETCHY .J