Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 06, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textw . h '1e . ccontf IM. Medford Mail Tribune WEATHER Haiti tonight nnd Tuesday Mm. 00 Allu. SKI, SECOND EDITION Korlylhlfil Toht IMIh- r.lMlith rinr MATTY LIKELY T Giants Crippled by Loss of Snoilnrnss and Doyle Immense Crowil Is the Prosprct Tickets Have All Been Sold. Fair Weather Predicted Speculat ors Olfer $3 Seats for $20-llc-served Scats Gone. (My llnl Sheridan.) iiVJH Y0I1IC, Oct. II. Tim lnt fltcuri' hrtt been flgilit'd unit 111" lnut liit of ilnpx IommI out in Hit world' hi'riiw between tho (limits ntnl Alh- lotion nml the fun it ro nwnltlug Hi" opening ulmdi, lrtlng hero loiimr- IHW. The fltMll t"i Of eicrl. lion, U iho ponailiillty of Oiltfioldcl Fred Simtlitriiufi not being nblo- t piny. Hi- Mill miffer frni "Clmr loluirc." If Sio)iIkihw due not piny, "Tlllio, Shu far will In nent In ecutcrfield mill Herm lo third Iiho. It U not denied tlint Opinio lrry !. It- of tli Umnt i in Mr olmpo, nml llin U n nit hi immwIIiII ily IIimI ho will ln nimble to piny. 1 1 1 h1m.iiI.Iit, injured in iwnl mi touiolillo nceldonl, I still wuo. 'Hi" nbminoti of liolli Suo.l)iriii mid lo.b undoubtedly would iiiNlvriitlly weaken tin. tontu. .Mnlln-oii , Itcnder It wan lirliew-d mluin todny Hint riirily Mntlii-wiMiii nnd Tldel" lender would liti llm opposing twirl rm in llit' opening gnme. MtOrnw' jiniit'iwtl concern todny wn keepiti.r 111.. minds of In- men ff loinorrnuV buttle. The. (lliinlrtjilajuiLju-iMhilil-lloin gaum this nftcnioon 'with tlm Philadelphia National, follow td l field oventw, Mich im fungii batting mid liiinn running. Tim Athlelitm nr selirdnlod to nr iin Imro tonight. They penl Hit' morning in score! prHtilltio nt Sluho l'nrlc. Tim commission int'l nt l :H0 p. in It rilled tltMt pUyem who wrr wnl itiK MoricK for newiiiH,n ntler 111 -jwir would rieoho n 'Miff immUv. It nUo wiim Hiinouiit'Oil Hint lrt-i-roiitnii'liuir lo write nlorii of tln vcnr'n swrion after Ilia comiiiwinii hnd ruled iifjiiituit jt would bo ponnl ied. Tim uotithsr bureau Uniitd llio fol lowing special forecast thin nflei uoon: I'alr Wfiillmr l'i edit toil 'Wo nrn prelly huh not to huo liny ruin loinortow. Kuiu, Intel', how over, Ih nlmiwt eerluiu, n u Htm in In coming up from llm IHinlll WoM." KMiPiinlira nio offering VI wiuM's scrip Ht'iilH for $J0 nud nro nnklujf flll fot; mmU to nil three Bunion Intro. v ..i.t.rlitf.': ,i ,M i f.iU-'. , &u-.t. TOFACEBENDER UESDAY'S GAME tjnnit'H imro. t , POUCE BATTLE T Miss Amilo Kenny, Leader Dtirlni, Mrs. Pankhursl's Ahscncc, Arrest ed Alter Flht Hatpins and Um brellas Used. Police Mauled by Women's Fists rinijers Dlltrn Hats and Clubs Sold hy Women as Souvenirs. J.O.S'DOX, Out. (5. After u terrible finlll belweeii police nlld Huffrilj!clteK, .Minn Amiio Kenny, milium! lender during Mr. Hiiinuliii" rmildinrHt'M lem).oriiry rctiteiuent on necount of Imr lii'Mllii, wmx iiKiiiu niriMed here tudny nud loekwl tip In llollown prionii. Sim Him clieduled today to udilriHw lite fint of the HiiffriietlrH' nrie of weekly nuliuiiu meetiiifjH, ul whieh il wh expected to limp out u frt.i .Imii of mililiiuey, of whieh llipro witH not mneli diirinj; the Hum mer. In nllfltntion of thin, Thief Iti upeetor O'llrien nnd twenty Miliec men hid in llm win of tlm Huffriic rte' imvdion before the ineeliiii; 'P' ened, nml nt Mi Kenny l.ouu to npek, nmlmd onto tho pint form. I'niiilemiiiiltim HelKu' I'lindeuioulum reintied iimlnnlly Mi Konnv tried lo lenp oxer the footlleliK O'llrien hoIoiI her. Tlm t.uffniljette xlormed llm pint form f'linirn wero thrown, llundredrt of women mid u few men rmdicd the pidioo In nn effort lo roteim .Mi mi Kenny. The iiolieo were mnuled bv woir.- pti'- fi-l", Ix-nten with umbrclhix nud Hlnbbrd with .Imlpinn. O'HrirnV f l ,' I !i. ... IIIIKer wni mttliy iniltin. nouu-mni torn off bin 1ml nnd ttomeono l"0 wic-tcil bin Mic); from him. Itr.itV.iiii; their nv lliniuell their iis-mluntH. nml with Mit Kennv ulill (Contlnucil nn I'npo 0.) TALKED BYi.PRESIDENT WASHINGTON', Od.ll. Hnsilmll nud ntmr Mropn were dieunsed nt IoiikIIi nl Hit executive tiff icon todny. I'ronidcut Wooilmw WiImiii Htnited work sitb u elenn hn nnd n (jrin. "Htiyn," he told tlm office force, "my inor i.trop worked Mimollily thin niorninif. That iudientes fair wenlher for tlm opeuiiu,' of Iho world'it neric tomorrow botwccii the (liuutH nud AthlotloH." Proxidcut Wlsou in n dyed-in-the-wool fnn, frenurntly nllendiiiK llm Anierieau lenirue rnmet here. . - . , .1,. WITH 1LITAN SUFFRAGETTES PLANK MKHFOIID. ro I'ASS TARIFF BILL MR. UNDERWOOD, COMBINING . POWER WITH TACT, WROUGHT UNITY IN DEMOCRATIC PARTY -5 1 hftU 1VB1? -Fol P m m fm VI73BliBHKKil.i3i4ViBVAr) I IBS -fvQ J'.i HU MJLma QlSBBrs'7AHHiJBBi $E$XV'- :w. smi TMlHrTiTHnMr VH Q6CArI a UNDE1.aOOT3 (cjj WASHINGTON? Oct C-ltrreicn-tatlvo 0cnr W. Uhtlurwond, tho ma jority leader of the houiu Issued n fonunl ntntuinctit niinottnclur; his can dldnry for tho Tutted States sunnto ERNORATTACKS SMITH'S TITLE TO SAI.K.M, Orv., Oct. 0.- The C. A., Smith Lumber eomimny wn culled upon todny by Governor Went lo de fend its titlo to npproxinmlcly J 0,1)00 acres of timber IiiiuIm in this Mate. Tho governor has information which in alleged to imliotito that tlm laud was fraudulently secured through bogus ontrymen. In n telegram to C. A. Smith nt San Krauei'-eo today tho governor nnya : (Contlnucil on pago 2.) MAIL TRIBUNE TO (Ily Tlmmus Lyuncli, presi dent of National league.) Tho world'ri series slnrling tomorrow ptotuii-cs to bo ono of tho nioht intcichting scries of tho gamo. Naturally, I bo liovo tho honors will rout with Mediaw's team when tho ser ies is ended. Tho Now Yoilc loam has shown oonnislonoy nnd it 1ms a wonderful pitch ing staff, it ahmlilo adjunct in n short soiios. n i u IMnnlc la tho host southpaw pitcher In tho American League. Manpianl ED IS ONI s C AND -Sf r. ) ' ( $ "3 m J0R 0N ( gs- f 77 account I tJKl&Zy I MJBMI f flw V-" U" 1,-1 t J f"aii9)y -i r- ( E I v t -iL.-. -"-" .' .ji. - -rv . I I i I 1.1. ' ? A V uiillliil AY s2y ' Tin riHouin TAivt-UP BA..l.hM L At. A UU5INI . Will U Hi (jpw& UI ) ..MktWii1 ORIWOtf, MONDAY, CKTOHIOIt , 10i:i. UNDERWOOD dotn Alabama to succeed tho late Joseph l- Johnston. Ho will enter Iho democratic pri maries In Alabama next sprint; with several other prominent Alabama iYUAN SHI KA1 . ELECTED PRESIDENT I'KKIN'G, Oel. (5. Yuan Shi Kai wns elected proHihiit of Clumi today CHINESE REPUBUC on tho third joint ballot bv the two-oy uony uoueves nas a uuiereni hotihos of tho republican parliament. an, for evor' lown, was bound over Ho will seno five jcnr. jto tn0 Brand Jury this morning by Tho first ballot gno Yuan .7l'Jtlco of tho l'oaco Glenn Taylor on voles. Sni Yuan Hong reoeicd,ir:) chargo of defrauding Emll Mohr of whilo tho rcmuindor of tho 7.V.) votes'tho Medford Hotol out of St.20 last woio scattered nni.uig twentv otherErldny, by means of a fako C. O. D. candidate. ' delivery package. Yunn gained Jie.nilv on tho second! Whlt0 conducted his own doronee, ballot, mid on the third secured tlio ' nnd testified In his own behalf, glv- (Continued on Page C) BULLETIN GAMES n..!!..!!... nf II.A llAI.I' FA.tae uuiiciuiw, ui ini; nuimo osiicj Handled over the United Press leased - wire by J. R. Kclley, fastest opcr- ator In the northwest, will be display- cil In Mall Tribune windows and. mcrjaphono read by JuiIqo Withlnaton' dally. Game bcfllns at II o'clock, ; Coast time. No atlmlttanco to tele- ijraiih i oom. I'lllLAW.l.lMlIA. Oel. 0. Kop fif teen hours befoio tho ticket office at Shibo p.ulc hero was scheduled to open for tho sale of souls for Wed (Conttnuod on page 3.) Is tho ranking left-nandor of tho tlonal orgaiuatton. Tho fans, tho t POONDtD ALL THt: Our A tHE r c ..V "V3CM( I' wfr YE. HEUHANDE.D HlflLR lb ON tAY WHLN 50UIhPAWE0 MCnt SOUTH'PA' RUQE n wircS-nt.iiitK tei!S:V X!t .. wv PHOTO BY DMONS10 democrat, Including Representatives Houry 1). Clayton nud Htchmond Pearson Hobson. It is understood also that Representative James Thorn- Ins Hcelfn may bo a candidate HOTEL SWINDLER : HELD TO ANSWER TO ' Edward Whlto. alleged hotel ,8w'llIer. llom Prosecuting Attor- (Continued on J'ago C) WORLD'S SERIES t HHtf IO (Uy ttnn Johnson, president of tho American league.) I predict ietory for tho Athletics, but not beenuso I nm president of tho American league. It is my firm opinion that tho lMiiladolphins will win, but they will not do so without n fight. Those- New Yorkers showed us in tho ser !: ies with Hostou last jenr that they aro fighters, nnd thor oughly gnnio. - --- -- GRAND RY Nu-lbost of both leagues, nro alttlug up nights In frantic anticipation R MARQUARD t$2?f IORAN OFT 2l . . t t thim iVNc. jsow 4x3mm (.010.1..,.,;. 1 F I "Women-I Hate 'Em; I Killed 'Em Just Like One Would Swat a Fly," Says Henry Spencer, Who Con fesses to Many Crimes. Slayer Shows No Remorse Police Get Evidence In Case of Murdered Dancing Teacher. CHICAGO, Oel. 0. "Women damn 'em, I hnle 'em; I killed 'cm jut like one would swnt n fly." This wns tho first ntntcment to day of Henry Six-ncer, who, neeord iiiff lo his own confesHion, not only killed Mrs. Mildred AllUon Itexront, tho tcnehcr of dnnein who wn shot lo denth nt Wnyne, n Chicago sub- urh last week, but thirteen other persons ns well. Sencer slept like n child Inst night, nnd nftcr break fast wns Inken to iwlirc bendounr tors, where ho wnt questioned by J Chief of Police MeWcency, Captain tlaipin nnd At!itnnt Mates Attor ney Sullivan. "Why did you do it, mnn?" nsked Captain Halpin. "Good Ood, fmdn't you nny soul!" Spencer looked Caplain Halpin in tho eye for fully thirty seconds be fore replying: Shown Xo ltemorx) "Lihten, captain," bo snid; "listen lo my story. Somcono brought mc into thi world somcono I never knew or saw. .She throw mo iuto a bos' borne, friendless nnd penniless. Then n woman adopted m,e nnd turn ed mc into tho street. I sold paper for n liviug. Do you cnll that teach ing a boyt" (Continued on pace 3.) PAKIS, Oel. C President Ray mond Poinenro left todny for Spain. From the observation platform of his private enr, nttnehed to the rear of iho Sud express, he delivered speeches in eight towns on his route. Humors have been current that nn attempt would bo made during his stay in Spain to assassinate him mid King Alfonso and grent precautions hnvo been taken by the Spanish police- to prevent tho molestation of tho monarch and his guest. The journey was undertaken w ilh n view to closer relations between France and Spaiiu .-''.-' L ID I SLEW FOURTEEN PONAE INARCH JissssssssssssssssssTisssssssi rSS? r; JFn mmm jf l ff' - " "'"MEiPtll 1 mT fcssff5-; 1SSSSSI ' ISr WT.i'rtPXZSSW&r -" ...'IT I I 1SSSSP U-J JCfW - LsissssS rwk. . ' - risssssL .cw a i isssssssls7 looooo mm m -;;?.. ,Tr-' v m .' j - - ' - 1U 1SSV NO. 301) RYAN 00NAIE0 10,000 SULZER UAMPAIGN FUND Thomas F. Ryan's Secretary on the Stand Allan Ryan Asked by Gov ernor to Have Barnes Men Vote Against Impeachment. Case Reopened by Prosecution Over Protest of Defense Personal Mor als Not in Question Is Defense. ALBANY, X. Y Oct. C With tho declaration that "a public man's per sonal morals having no bearing upon his Qualifications for high office," Attorney Hlnman opened for tho do ftnso today In tho Stiller Impeach ment case. "If they had," ho continued, "this country would havo bean doprlvod of tho services of somo of tho greatest men In Its history." Hlnman then began a florco at tack on tho good faith of tho prose cution, assorting that Governor Sulzor Is not being attacked for anything ho ever has dono or failed to do excopt his refusal to take orders- from Tam many. Tho prosecution had, earlier In tho day's hearing, asked tor permission to re-open Its caso long enough to tako tho testimony of A'lan A. Ryan and D. V. McGIono. Tho defenso fought this desperately, but Presid ing Judgo Cullen ruled In tho. prose cution's favor, and McQlono, who Is tho private secretary of Thomas F. Ityan, related' that ho gavo' Sutler 110,000 cash on Allan Hyan's be half, whilo Ryan sworo that Sulzor tried to get him to visit Washington and plead wltr Senator Ellhu Root to uso his Intluenco with William Rarncs, Jr., to prevent ropubllcan state senators at Albany from votlni; for the impeachment. Tho prosecution's triumph was not complete, however, for nftor Ryan had flnlnshed his story, Justice Cul- lien ordered It stricken from tha rec ord. Edward Meely of Now Yoric testi fied ho gavo Sulzcr 110.000 "for bis personal campaign, without Intorcst nnd without security and tho money Is not ropald yet." Governor William Sulzor told his counsol today that ho .insisted on testifying betoro tho impeachment court. Tho lawyors opposod It, but tho governor replied that ho In tended to endorso the statement by his secretary, Louis Sarecky, that If bo had been "crooked" he could have secured $500,000 easily. It was reported today that "Iloss" Murphy of Tammany also wanted to testify. ssssssfsf I r isHl i ' ' sssssU V L i issssssB I &vs J issssH iss WM I "x -?' '-vtrtJBS . f,'4 t.