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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
Rain tonight nml Tliumitay
Max. ,-.H; Allii, :t.
forty tliltil Vrnr
t n II v IHdilli Yfiir
MHDKOUI). OHKOON, WKIINICSIMY, OfTOHKIt !.", 1i:i.
NO. 177.
GHEST PREMIUM FOR OREGON BONDS
ROUGHT BY JACKSON COUNTY HIGHWAYS
ft' I VII I . . 4 f f ,
UT
111
SYNDICATE BIBS
$7782 PREMIUM
FORM IS
H. 0. Wood n( Minneapolis, Frlciul
o( Snm Hill, Repiescnllnu Snn
Francisco, Cincinnati, Nrw Ycrk
and London Houses, Best Dlddrr.
Eleven Offers for First Issue of
Hluhwny Bonds In Oregon Good
Roads Advocates Cnthused.
.tiirltMiHi county liiphwny boiid,
llir liml rond homU ccr nfliiril in
Orvgiin, will bring Hi highc-l prom
ium olfVieil fur any ImumN in Ore
gon, wording to hid reei-hed h
ili comity i'hiI WmliMwUy. iy'Mi
bidder hit prwwil, either liy ten
iiHHutntivi or letter, nml iho lml
i Mnfrttl nil iIik whv JMttii n ilixo.mil
i.f '22.(100 for "t Ionic'- fee-." I"
n pioinium nf 8.00 ir rlililli howl
TW beat bidder wim a iuliento
teprewonlwl liy II. M. Wood of Mitt
ifuMilia, cnmptiioiig 0. W. Nenr V
C.i, Weil Roth Co., II. M. (Jrmit A
('. nml WVIU ,t Mickey ('. of Lou
Ion. Tin hiil up inleivt ntiiomit
iiiif to fM.'IX'JS, which, milled lii tin'
premium nffrrt-il, innkc it IoImI of
iT7S2MR. No wlum tnkcii l
tliti omirt, which will pruliHlily "tin-
I't'Mt tlli llill, wlltoll In ftft follew:
'Ho lllgheM Wilder
"MiHlfnnl, Or., Got., l.'i, 10 IX
"0. A. flnrdncr, county rink of
Jni'tinon county. Oregon,
"l)wr Bir: For fivn hundred
lldnnn.l ($o(lO,OIli) dollr "'rmn
iti'iit ronil bond of .lrk"oii rouiily,
Oregon, or such Mrti an tuny he
Irgiilly iwMied, IliMliU to In' ill ill"
iiomiiiHlioti of ium llioiiHiiinl ($10011)
il. ilium, to In dated November 11,
MH.I, nml lo lie iMiynlilf, without op
tion of iiiior iwymi'iit, follew:
"Ono Hfth November 1. 1U2X
"Ono riflli NmwiiUr 1, 1028.
"Oii fifth November 1, 1l:t:i.
"Oiu fifth Nouuiibor 1, IIKW.
"One f if Hi November I, 10 IX
"Itulh inlnri'Kl nml principal pa
able al thn fiMi'Hl ngmicy of thi'
hImIh of Onytuu in New York C'itv.
Wo will m' for the Imii-iIh delivered
to it $1008.110 per $10(10 homl nml
ni'criii'il lntDr( from ditto of ImiuU
l ilntii of delivery.
"Vi fnrtlioi' iitrt lo tin follow,
iui; ili'livcricii:
llclliorlc Itcquclcil
$100,000 when blind nri' npprov
i'il hv nr nltormiy nml oecutctl;
$100,000 Di'i'i'inhi'i- I, lOlll; WW),
000 Jumniry I, 1011; 100,0110 Feb
rnury 1, 1011, hut ontiio iuc nt
our tuition, liy iieh deliveries the
t'ouiily will hiivu iuli'ri'Mt mmiutithiK
to .f:i:i:i!l.'.H, uhlili, uihlnl to pi.ni
ium offt'ri'il, tniikcH n totul of
$778'J.'JH.
"Wo iilno nuroo to Holool nml hh
)crvi(i priutinj,' hniiilrt iMirii'i'tly
wilhnitt rliMinc to I ho I'ouuly.
"Ah i'i(lciii'o of uooil fnltli nml in
(Coiitlniioit on piiko 2.)
FOREST FRES BREAK
OUT AGAIN, SANTA CRUZ
RAX JOSK, f'nl., Oct. IX For
cmI fiit'ri iiK'iiiu hioko out ill tho
Smiln CniK inouiiluiim hhnilly ho.
foio noon inilny nml teporlH itci'Iv
cil hciu tiny, mo Hui'ciinj,' iloyu tho
ravine, tlni'nliminjj Cohkiohh
Kprincrt, only two ntilt'H nwny.
Tliroi) IhoiiHiiml voluulcnr FikIiI
oih lutiirnt'il lino rniiy tmluy to test,
hut n nuwly oi'niml.uil hiiuil wiih
iunIumI lo tho fiio y.oiu1, nmply hiip
jilii'il with ptovlHioiiH nml ripiipim'ut.
Khi'rifJ! hntiKforil i woikinj,' thin
nfti'tnooii on Ihn thi'ory thul IioIioch
tiro iTHpoiiHihlo for tho forosl fiton.
I In hollows thoy tiro hIiiiIoiI liy
InmipH ho Hint thoy tuny .wooivo
pay lioin Ihu hIiiIo for fight hit:
tliutu.
ROGUEBOOSTERS
300 STRONG AT
'IT" MEETING
Entliuslasm Marks Opculnn of De
vcloimcnt Camnlnn Jtiilnc Col
vln Chairman Evrry Valley Dis
trict Represented.
Tom Richardson Outlines Plans for
Exhllill at Ashland United Co
operation Marks Spirit of Session.
TIih llnontfrii Ititlly nt tliti Nnt Oil
((rttiMiu oii'iioi! vs It It mi iittniiil-
ntirti of 300 rltUrim ti'irtwtilitliiK
ei cry tlHttrlrt In IIoriio river valley.
Morn clillnmlmiHi wnK 1111111111111011
tbnn Nt nti) lerwnt meeting nml ho
torn thn hIiim cmU iletnllH of plan
to imlulillnh n ntnto ttxlillilt nt Anil
tnuil, nml n eniiiinlKtt to Imliico M
Itora to the l'.M6 (utr wUI ho formu-
Intisl.
JiiiIko (.'oh Ik nrloil mi clinlriuniP
nml opoiicil tho tiH'ctlut; with 11
n)iart tnlk, Mittlm; forth the opiar
ttinltlc now within tho crimp of
tliU MM'tiou, by provlilltit; tueniiii to
how ItoRiio rltor iiilvaiitrif.oti to tho
honlo o( ItMR vliltom.
Tom ItleliiinlNou of I'ortlmul wax
tliHti chIIihI upon, nml explained thy
ik'imI of tinltixl effort to iiectiro tho
Ntnlo ex III lilt nt Avtilmiil. Ilu tialil
thoro wottlit ho ojiponltloti but thn.
no moro IorIcuI point oittMlilo of
I'ortlmul wns In thu ntnte,
KpenKers from (Irnnts I'm, AhIi
Imnl, Cohl Mill, JnckHonvlllo, ami
othor illntrlrtK wore enllml upon, nml
lumrty mipport promUoil iho ileiulop
tuotit pin 11.
Tho AmIiIiiiiiI ilelottntlott filled ono
nliln of tho Nnt. Tho InilliM of thn
(Irentor Meilfonl club nttomloil. A
reeptlon eotntalttiHi from till club
rnmpniicit of .MomlmtiHti Coro, Mor-
riek mnl Street met vUltori at tho
iloor. Howell's orchestra f tirnlwhuil
inutile before tho uieetliiK,
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IS FORECASTED BY
II
A MIA NY, N. V., Ocl. IX Tho
Sulror tinpeachineiit court denieil
this nfteriiooii Iho reipiOHt of the
pioscouliou for permisr.ion to nmeml
tho inipeucliiuciit nt tides, hut the
ruliiij; wiih no piirlleulitr victory for
the tovernor.
It wns the defense's iew Unit the
failure of tho nt tides to mention
Ibimmii Peek and Henry Moreen
tiinu as witneshcs whoso testimony
tho execuliio hail tried lo suppress,
coupled with the fuel that they were
tho only witnesses there was any
evidence ho tticd to tamper with,
constituted 11 fatal defect in the
prosecution's ease.
The proseeutine lawyers feared
tho name, thine, hut tho court held
Hint the nrtieles were broad enough
to include Peek nml Mnrpmlluui. It
held tho nineiidmenl, therefore, to
bo iinneeossary.
Tho com I decision concerning tho
Peek mnl MiMeouthuu tcslhuouy wns
generally necepled us nieiiulnt; Sul
rer's j-cmoval from the governor
ship. His friends heard it with deep
t;loom and admitted that under Iho
circunihlnnces tho nusliiuj of the ex
eculivo front office probably was
only a tptcslioii of time.
Tho ruling having been tnude, Jus
tico Ciillen otilered the couttrooin
cleared and Iho tribunal went into
exeeutivo session to consider
whether il was at liberty to judge
thn defendant for nets nlleged to
hnvo been committed before ho took
office, and if not, whether tho
charges against him since lie did
Inko office furnished ground for re
niowil, if proven.
SULZERS
REMOVA
C
DE ON
VDLTUMO
DETAILS BATTLE
WITH FLAMES
Boats Smashed as Lowered Pas
scnijcrs Sinn Hymns Awaitinu. De
liverance Volunteers Called for
to Show Lifeboats Could Live.
Carmanla Only Rescued Ono Man
and Lowered No Boats to Assist
In Savlnii Drowning Men.
N'i:V YORK. Oct. IX With fm-o
nml hiimU mtill hliMtori'il from lln
.hriit of thn Itro lio hi'lpi'il to HkIiI
on tho Itni'r Volturno nil of JhiI
Thurmhiv nml the l'ri(litliil niulit
whit'h followi'il it, nml hin oyew "till
Marion I mm the horror of tin I
Hi'i'iii'H in wliirli ho pluyt'il n part,
St't'oml Offii'or IJoitl nt hint ilep.
IpHil nhlioro I rout the (ItoiT Kur
! fuontor toilny.
"I a nlcip when the fimt
ho Mtiil, "ami nt the miiiio iiiomont
that I heard tho cntxh thero rauio a
ery of 'Urol'
"When I ruheil on ileek 1 thought
for n iiioiucut that the entire Miip
iih nliln n A torrihle Htortn wtw
rnuiiiK. The waleh off duty oaiiio
tiinihlint; upon deok nml wo ran for
ward. ItontM Arf'Sntftilinl '
"Ktiiiiii' part of the ileek nroutnl
tho hitlehwny wo hntusht every
pieeo of firo npMtntlut on hoanl in
mi effort to Hiihiltie the names.
"Hut it wim hooii evident that we
were noonimilinhiiiL' little, ('tiptnin
Ineh oniereil the erew to tiinu the
limit. ItoiitH 1 ami I were swiiuk
oentide, the ereus took their plaeew
ami Ha inmiy pitnuenuerH an they
would hold eliinheil into them.
"Thin win nt 7:1." n. in.
"limit No. 1 wnt naiiKht by the
erot of it iiiKHtitie wnvo nml hw tried
directly under the jinmollor, whieh
lilernlly chopped tho limit nml it
occupant into pieces. Itont No. -I
wns hw nuipcd tiltiiot nt hoii nt it
hiul toiteheil the water. n never
xtiw tinythiiiL' moro of it oeetipantH.
"Meantime tho wireless wns t-end-intr
the 'S. O. R.. call. Several
hlupt ropouded mid tho captain de
cided not to attempt to launch an
other boat until help reached us or
tho hen subsided.
l'iisscncrs SIiik Hynm.i
"When ho (old (he passengers that
aid wai coininc they broke into n
uiij;hty cheer. Soino Hunt, ltyinni
ami tliero were prnyen) beint Hiiid
in a doen different lutipiiij.'CH.
"Ry 10:15 n. in. the hteerint; t;ear
forward had been burned and we
were nt tho mercy of the wind ami
pen.
"Then the bridgo went. Caplniii
Ineh litiil barely time to esenpo the
hheot of flanio thrown up by ti see
ond, though sinnller, explosion. It
wns then that his face wns so badly
burned it ml his eyes were injured.
"At 11 it. in. tho firo put the
wireless out of commission. Captain
Inch culled for someone to climb the
riffffiiif lo repair it. I was nearest
nml went. ,lust ns I bad reached
tho masthead tho liL'tfiiiL' fell, but
Iho ropes nml tho canvas cover of
11 boot broke my full somewhat. 1
climbed nuollier bidder, scarcely
able to hung on, mid readjusted the
(Continued on pngo a.)
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PLYMOUTH, Muss., Oct. IX
riio indictment charging Mrs. Jennie
Mny Huton willi poisoning hor hus
band, Hour Admiral Joseph (lilo.-,
Union, nt Assiuippi lust March, wns
read to the jury hero today, when
Krs. Knlon's trial was formally op
ened, Litter thu jurors were token
lo visit the Kutoii homo mid the
grave of thu udmiriil.
;; j'S":r wilsdn plans i powers plan
'm&$8K$t mmm 0F ! m protest
I miH m mm AGAINST HUERTA
'mwww 4mmaamM
24J '-. WJ3t3f9U SUfs?
J 'l mwrmjAwyJM7ir'ii&M
uX$$ ALllLOtt RCXROAT
JEALOSYllEO !MAIL CAR ROBBED i
BY MRS, MACKEY '
AS SCANDAL CAUSE
NKW VOIUC. Oct. IX Donounc
lug Mrs. Catherine K. lllako. n of n
'Jealous dlapoHltlon mul ttneovcrn
nlilo tontpor" and accusing hor of
neeklng "to Injure her husband's
good unnio by spreading constant
ly ninong bis patients, frionds nnd
rolntles, falfo and uiijiut rumors
regarding hi Intimacy with othor
women," Mrs. Clarence II. Mnckay
toilay filed a formal denial to tho
charge that bho alienated tho nfefc
tlon of Mrs. Hlnko's huabimd, Dr.
Joseph A. lllako. Sho nuked also tho
digiulssnl of Mrs. Ulako's suit ugaljist
her for 11,000,000 damages.
In her answer, filed through her
persoiinl attorney, Arthur Train,
Mrs. Mnckay inserted that In 1905
and repoatedly afterward, Mrs. lllako
threatened to kilt hor husband. Sho
herself, tho answer declared, alien
ated hor husband's affection to such
an extent that he has not lived with
her Mnco 1901. Inasmuch as Mrs.
Mnckay did not meet him until 1909,
her pleading pointed otit, It was ob
viously Impossible that sho could
have had nnj tiling to do with tho
couples' separation.
E
I
Ni:V YOltIC, Oct. IX An Irregu
lar tone ngalu prevailed at tho
opening of tho stock market today.
New Haven rose two, ami People's
(las mul United States Stool pre
ferred dropped ono. 1'ractlonul
galas woro made In Union l'nclflu
and Amalgamated Copper. Later
Heading lost Its earlier rise, and Ca
nadian Pacific declined 1. Atuorl
can Can, preferred, International
Harvester and Lehigh Valley were
heavy, lleforo noun gains of 1 to
a points woro tuiido In Steol, com
mon and preferred, Union Pacific,
Amalgamated, American Tolophono,
Now Havon, Can, Harvester mul
Canadian Pacific. Donds wcro firm.
Tho anarket closed dull,
TEN KILLED IN COLLISION
OF MANCHESTER EXPRESS
LIVERPOOL, Oct. IX Ten per
sons were iusluiilly killed hero t
duy nnd tunny injured, some ,prob
ubly fntully, when 11 local train col
lided with thn Manchester express nt
St. James utatioit.
BY LONE
AT SAN FRANCISCO;
RAN I'llANTISCO, Cnl., Oct. IX
No nrrosts hnvo beon made for the
robbery of tho innil ear on the
Rniithorn Pacific's Snn Luis Obispo
local train, almo.-t tit the outskirts
of Snn Francisco.
Tho local authorities nil along the
line front Hurlitigntne, where the
lone robber boarded the mail ear,
into San l'miiei-co bnd joined in
tho hunt, but hardly n elew had been
found. The search for the man
himself dovolved upon the San Fran
cisco police, siueo he did not lenvo
the car until tiio train wns in the
Third nnd Townscnd streets yards
nnd was believed to bo in hiding in
tho vity. They were making little
progress with tho tnsk of finding
him.
The jMistal nulliorities woro work
ing nlong independent linos. The
boldness of the robberv wns a dis
tinct shock to thorn, nml it was un
derstood the secret service will
spnro no pains or expense in its ef
fort to apprehend the rubber.
Muil Clerks George A. Scott nnd
Mortimer M. Titus, whom tho robber
left bound nnd with their heads en
veloped in mail sticks when ho jump
ed from tho train, were nblo to give
11 tolerably eireiuustiiittiul account
of thu robbery, but only the vaguest
description of the mini.
lie noted, they snid, with perfect
coolness nnd confidence after climb
ing unexpeeledlv into tho car nt
Hiirliugmne, covered them instantly
with n revolver, forced Scott to
hind Titus, ntlended to Scott him
self, tumbled them under 11 table nnd
evidently (for Ibis the clerks could
not seo) turned bis attention to the
registered mnil.
LAlRlifs"
NKW YORK, Oct. 15. Honda of
3000 woro forfeited today by David
Lauinro, n Now York stockbroker,
for falling to appear boforo United
States Judge Hunt hero to nnswor
mi tudlctmout charging him with Im
personating government officials.
Testifying recently boforo tho
soimto lobby Investigating commit
tee lu Washington, Lainnr admitted
that ho Impersonated sonators aud
congressmen while talking over tho
tolophono regarding political appoint
ments with certain fluanctors lu Now
'Yorl . -JiJJi
Convinced That Huerla Aims to
Emulate Diaz as Absolute Dicta
tor, Administration Considers
Recognition of Insurgents.
Hucrta Likely to Send O'ShaupJin
essy Home Lawless Methods of
Usurper Shock President.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IX Con
vinced that Provisional President
Hiicrftoahas no Idea of relinquishing
his grip on Mexico hut alms to emu
late ox-PrcxIdcnt Diaz as practically
tan absolute ruler, tho Wilson ad
ministration admittedly was consid
ering today recognition of the Mexi
can rebels as belligerents.
It was persistently roported that
tho Btate department was In unoffi
cial communication with the constl-
Itutlonallst leaders, seeking Informa
tion concerning their plans of re
form and endeavoring to learn what
pledges they were prepared to glvo
In return to at least partial recog
nition, this would giro the rebols,
1 among other advantages, tho right
I to Import arms Into Mexico from tho
United States and It was believed
hero this would Insure Hucrta's
speedy overthrow.
CrKN N Reached
That a crisis had been reached In
tho relations between tho United
States and Mexico was admitted, but
It was asserted that It was rather
diplomatic than military in Its na
turo, Inasmuch as the administration
was not considering Intervention un
less Hucrta's recent coup, which
niado him dictator, should result In
a wholesale massacre of foreigners.
It was expected that John Llnd,
tho emissary President Wilson sent
to tho Mexican capital, would return
to tho United States Immediately
from Vera Cruz, whero ho has been
a guest at tho United States con
sulate slnco his negotiations with
Hucrta reached a deadlock.
Reports wero current, too, that
Huortn wa llkoly at any niomout to
order Nolsou O'Shaughnessy, chargo
d'affalre or tho United States em
bassy In Mexico City, to lenvo tho
country.
Scud O'Sliniigliuo.sy Home
O'Shaughnessy Is .personally well
liked by tho Mexican provisional ad
ministration, but It was roported
Huerta did not consider ho could
submit, without soino extremely em
phatic mark of his resentment to tho
severo noto lu which President Wil
son plaluly told him ho was ' shocked
at the lawless methods employed by
General Huerta," that ho found It
"Impossible to regard otherwise than
as an act of bad faith toward the
Unltod States. Geuoral Huerta'a
course In dissolving congress and ar
resting tho doputles," and that "ho
would not feol Justified in acceptlug
tho result of nti election held or In
recogulzlng a president choseu un
dor such circumstances."
Tho noto from Ssecretary Uryan
(Contluued on pago 3.)
FEELS EARTHQUAKE
P.AKKR, Or., Oct. 15. On account
of telephone lines being put out of
communicntion, only mengro uewn
wns received todny of tho eaith-
qiinko shock felt into yesterday nt
Homestead, Or.; llallnrd's Lauding,
Lnudoro nnd Ctiprun, Idaho, in tho
Seven Devils country, along tho
Snnko river, but it is known tho
shock wns severe, No fntuli'.tetf or
serious duninge bus tints fur been
reported. At Lnudoro windown were
broken, staves rocked nml dishes
bhnketi from shelves.
INTERIOR
OREGON
, Diplomatic Corps Holds Conference
Sentiment Is Dictator Has Gone
Tco Far and That Serious Trou
ble Will Be Precipitated.
Halt to Be Called at Once Joint
Protest to Be Signed Fear He
Has Lost His Head From Anxiety
-MEXICO CITY, Oct. l.X Mem-,
bers of the diplomatic corps he'd a
conference here this afternoon to
consider Provisional President IIu
ertn's recent nctivities.
Tbero wns no question Hint tho
diplomats even those who havo
hitherto been inclined Tnvornbly to
ward Hucrta felt that he had gone
too far nnd must be brought to n
halt if serious troublo is to be
avoided.
The general expectation was Hint
some sort of a joint protest, thought
perhaps an informnl one, would bo
made to him nml that n gentle intim
idation would bo given of tho neces
sity for caution nml politeness , in
dealings with the United States. In
siiort, bis own friends were begin
ning to fenr be bnd lost bis bend
out of anxiety concerning" his "next "
step.
There wns tnnch talk of the prob
ability of English and Oeminn with
drawal of recognition of his regime.
Somo comfort wns found in For
eign Minister Mnheuo's remark that
the Wilson nnd Hrynn notes do not
niter the status quo, the inference
drawn being Hint Iluertiv will nt
least not ninko tho communications
nn excuse for any nets of violence.
Chargo dAffntres O Slinughttessy
of the American embnssy had n con
ference with Minister Mohetin in tho
eotirso of the day, but refused to
issuo a statement concerning its out
come. Tho conference of tho members of
the diplomntio corps wns called bv
tito .Spanish minister. It wns snid
Hint he nml tho other diplomntio
representatives here wcro noting un
der imperative orders.
ELCENTRO, Cab, Oct. 15. Said
All Khan, wanted at Richmond, Cab,
for tho murder of Rosa Domingo, a
factory girl, was captured todoy at
Caloxlco oti tho Mexican border. Ac
cording to a telegram hero from Un
der Sheriff ApplcstUI, ho has con
fessed to tho crime.
SIX BODIES TAKEN
LONDON, Oct. 15 Six bodies
had already becti recovered this
evening, and It was bollovcd many
moro killed ami Injured woro still
lu tho ruins of a local train and tho
Manchester express on tho Choshlro
railroad, which collided near 8t.
James station today.
NO MORE TIPS FOR
PORTERS IN PORTLAND
PORTLAND, Or., Oct. lX-Orcnt
gloom pcrvuded tho union station
hero today as a result of ntt order
issued by tho Northern 1'neific Ter-
itiiunl company forbidding H10 negro
jsirters from receiving tips front tho
traveling public. To muko up, in
part, for tho money they will lose
through this ruling, tho portors' sn
nries wero increased from 10 (9
$G0 a month.
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