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SECOND
EDITION
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M. IPO FOR I), OKIWON, TIU'WHIMY, OC'TOMJOk 10, V.)VA.
NO. 178.
SULZER FOUND GUILTY AND IMPEACHED
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DEMON
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Two-Thirds of liniicncliincnt Court
Annlnst Governor Only Final Vote
Remains to Ik Taken, But It May
Do Delayed Until Tomorrow.
Rumor Asserts That Sulzcr Can
Command Dut Fourteen Votes on
Question of Removal.
AI.IIAXV, N. V.. Oct. III. Tim
HuUcr itiiM'ni'lniH'iit iniiiiI thin lifter
noon foiim! llm Kov'THur miilty on
(lie firnl uf Irt" lmwrlimfiit nrllclo
again"! him, In which lie whh idmricml
with filing it fiH Nlnlcimnil uf hi j
CMMMigtl expanse.
AI.HAXY, St. Y., OH. lit. Th"
yulUntw wtro Wfkl with m('Ih
l or till afternoon when Chief .lit-
lie Cnllvn of lh trl of Hpwtil
irtlh'.l thv Suler iinMliiHitt ooiirl
to order fur u (mill xoto on tin1
iiichIihi tr removing tho uoxcrnor.
SriiMlor Arntniiirr. th flint lo
xnlc, fa vol ml it xitnllet of Kiiilly.
.Iiidgit IIhiIIhII, next on the r.)ll. wn
f..r Kt'.uittMl. Settlor Hroxxii, re
publican lender lit llm upper lniti
nl llm tnte legUlnturr, voted Kiiilly.
Itrowit cxptaimil hm xote briefly,
iiiiiir lm HtntiIrriMl Suiter' fiilni"
In Ink ill ulniiil ill Ina own bihnlf
H I'OlilVnMull of Kllt.
(,'lino Volt Not (Jullly
.IiiiImo CIihui", the neeoiid member
of tlio nppiml bench lo t lilt
ballot, vfllnil not wuilly. There xvu
no iinMiun of Kulrvr' moral guilt,
to remarked, Inil Im li! not regard
llnit na mifflelonl to win runt n ver
dict of Kiiilly.
Tlin Thhiiwhii.v (million voted oI
iillv for imiiviutioii.
.IuiIrv CmldeliMck voted guilty.
Chief .litMleo Cullon' xol wm for
nciptiltl. lit id lie mux coiixiiiecd
Snlior nd hi cumlhlaoy to cniieli
hiuiclf wnl know v litui it wim filed
thn hut account of hiit iminpniKn '
M'iii xvh fnle, lint In Imhl Hint
lie I'oulil Im iiiipi'iii'lu-tl for lu'ilhor of
tilt! offl'IIMIIi.
Of tin' fimt 'illlri'll lili'inliiin of
llm court ho olin, tliirlccn titular
cil the gou'i'iior cnilty.
(it) mi Now IJowrnor
SiiUt will iki.uo n ktntrincnt to
niuht or tomorrow ntlrilmtiiiK hi ic
iuoal to Hid fa (i I that he rcfiiKcil
tu neefpt ntilurw from "llonn" .Mitr
ihy of TmuitiHiiy.
i.wiilcru of llm iciiihl!i'nii Mlnto op
piiNilinn liiillnvi'il tliov hail won tin
important hlrntcijio ailvaiitami in the
form of llm vmilinl. It wnx at their
mikkchIioii thai thu iiupi'iicliini'iil
conrt'n dociuo did not inchnlo li
ipiuliliciitioii from ruliiro officc
holilint;. Thuir Ihcorv wm llinl, n
nu nctiMi ciimliilalo at the next anil
piohahly nl HiiliMi'iucnt fctnlo th'c
tioiiM, Sului' will draw liwixilv from
Tiiiiimiiny, nod tlum, hy dividing llm
dciiinnraliu vote, indirectly help the
lepuhlientiH in holh New Ymk Cily
mid Now lork ntuln.
Acllni' Oovernor (llyim liecnum mi
(mil KovrriHir tniilBlii, Hiiceoedliijr
Suler. llin only ulnlement on Ink
inu llm helm wiih (lint hu would lm
HoM'inor of "llm whole people."
(Continued on phko 2.)
BRASS BAND MEETS
' LONDON, Oct. 10.- Tlio tank llnor
NainiKnnHott which uprayort oil on
thu vuvoh uhniit tlio IniriiliiK team
Hhlp VolluHio laHt Tliurmliiy nlfiht
uuil Krlilny luornliiB, (iiltlni; tho hu
to hiicIi nu iixtiint that llfuhoatu hup
rcuilml In rcnolihiK thu dUtrenm:il
craft and InUltiK off Hu crow and pnB
HiinmiiH, arrived at Tilbury Dock to
day with Its Rlinrn of tho biiivIvois.
A ton, with a braim hand, mut tho hlu
luuknr at tho mouth of tho Thnmua
and escorted It to IIh horth, tho
hand plnylng "Hall tho ConquorlnK
lloro."
OH
P SCHEDULE
DIPLOMATS ASK
WARSHIPS SENT
MEXICAN PORTS
Developments Have More Than Vln
dlcated Administration's Attitude
Toward Hucrla Rebuko Makes
Dictator Milder.
Government Docs Not Believe Hucrta
Has Eliminated Himself as Factor
at Comtiifi election.
WASIIINdTO.V, Oct. 1(1. -Admin-intnitioii
offii'inU eprenl ntifiie
Hon today with the iln'iion of the
foreJKii iliplnmatx in Mexico City to
iccoimiiciii! tlo-r xowrtimciiN to hci.iI
WHmhipn to .Mciirnti wHlem. It xti
felt tliMt iccent ileti'lupmctitM Iiiim'
more limn vitulicMltil the Hilmiiiitra-
lioii'N Ntlitnde of ilUnpproVHl 1ohi1
HtierlH Mini officialdom hml huid
uiik tn conceal it KrHtificMlioii that
Ihotc who iiHotrniieil hint curlier
ctv hi'iiik' compelled to Hilmit thnt
the Aini'iieiui iw ni llm oorreet
one.
llimrla'n compnnttic iiiildneuM to
iImv Httrihiilcd Hiilly to llm cm-
phimiK with which I'rtMiidciit WiIkoii
Mini Secretary llrynn culled him to
time mid paitlv to th" thrrnt of nu
uitcrHMti mnl fleet in Me.xicnn wm(
cm. At tho Kiime lime thwr wi
eonxiilrniMe Nllpeiill that he wax
prnctiaiii (tome deccplnni and U
x'elopmcjitM were auioiihy awaited.
It whh iHiimiilervd that the next move
whh Ilncrta'.
Will I'ii Kp Klertlon
Itnofficinl advici were to the ef
fect that the provisional prrxnlciit
xtill initilcil on it nalionnl election
Octoher '.'(I, lint attention wiih called
to the fact thnt the Mexican coiihII
till ion prohihitti "ImllotitiK while the
iHimilry wmk in n hlnle of ilimirder."
It nloo irlnnlly emiKiwon the presi
dent t dueido what constitute din-
irdcr.
It wiih wild liV xtnle deMultncnl
officinU that it would iml lm Mir
priniiiK if. after pixnnlkiiiK an eleo
lion up o the xcry day for it, llu
ertn hIioiiIiI nl tho hut moment de
cide that disorders prevailed and
enll it off.
Iliierln wiih correct, it xvn miid,
in pointini; mil Hint llm Wilxon and
Hryan iioIck were not ireiciited to
him officially. In fact, copcciiil
peelal paiim were lakmi to ou that
llm prenentnlion wiih unofficial, mnec
it xviu desired lo avoid, nccordiii to
him, liny hiicIi meiiHiiro of recogni
tion. Itouiitliilioiit McttioiN
rhniKc d'Affnires 0'ShiiiiKhuehi.y
wiih innlrueled lo deliver the com
iiiiinlentloiiH ni "n piivnle cilir.cn,"
mid it wiih helieved he sent them to
the provisional president through the
foreit;n iniidiilor xvilhonl hvcIii); llu
orta peniounlly.
Thin roiindnhont method was cit
ed iih illustrative of llm care the ml
ininintrnlion han taken to deprive
Ihe Mexican provirtional executive, of
llm sIIkIiIcM pretext for ehiimiu);
Hint WnshiiiKlon haa reeoRiiired him.
It wiih stated emphatically on ad-
iniuiKtration authority that tho heads
of (ho United Stales pnerniueut did
not heliovo Iliierln hud elimiiinted
himself nH nn influential factor at
the eomiiiL' election. It was inti
mated, however, that if Oninhnii or
Culera Hlinnld ho oleetod, without in
terferenco hy lluertn, either 0110 of
them will lm nceepluhlo to Wiihliuij;
tou. CALLED PHONE OFFICE
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WUKKIIima, Oct. 10. AdinlttlnR
thnt lm told n toloidiono Kill ovur tho
wlro thnt her office xvnu n hot; pen
mid that tho operators ovlduutly put
lu their tlino reading, l'rlueo Clmrlea
of Wredo paid S7 fluo today, tho
court holding that nlthoiiKli liU re
niaikti worn true, ho was not entitled
to rouunlt heaiutomliololdlKunK
that la, lo liiRiilt putillo oflclnlu, iih
tolephono oporatori) tiro cliiBslfled In
Uoruinny,
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Ilotbciiy Acrodromo on Monday, September 23. Mr. l'rcroiit, thu winner, Is
scat In ids speedy Dcperdunsln monoplane. .!. 1iJ,rtt5a-
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NABBED BY JAPS
FOR BIG IHEFI
VICTOIIIA, II. C, Oct. lC.-That
Dr. Hun Yet Hen, first president of
tho republic of China, haa boon nr
rostod near Kobe, Japan, charged
with the theft of approximately two
million taels, wns thu word brought
to thin port today from tho Orient
by the I. liter KmproM of India.
China htiH nu extradition treaty
with Japan and It wiih wtated that
prorot'dlugs arc now under xvny look
ing toward tho return of Dr. Bun to
China for trial.
Tho money In said to bnvo beon
part of a largo amount Dr. Sun col
lected tu finance tho Into revolution,
nud failed to turn oxer to tho proper
niithoritloH.
Tho KmproBH of India received tho
uoxvtt uf wlroloBH from tho Kmpross
of Uutisla, which xvaa bound from
hero to tho Orient, and tlio Kussln
being of Inter construction, had more
powerful wlroloea eiiiilpinont and was
ablo lo pick up tho mefsago from
Japan when tho India failed.
It was Hinted that after rocrotly
leaxiug Hong Kong recently, Dr. Sun
went to Formosa, whoro ho xvas In
hiding for a time, Inter traveling In
cokiiUo on tho Avn Mnrtt to ICobo.
Ho Is said to have been living secret
ly near Kobo whoa arrested.
E,
LIS
SAN l'KAXC'ISrO, Oil., Oct. Ilk
ltnliih lose, woild'ri Bholimt ehoin-
pion, wiiiner of tho hlmtput ut the
btoeklioltn Ulyiupio guine.s, nnd nn
nttorney here, died Unlny of typhoid
fever.
LOVE BY CORRESPONDENCE
ENDS IN A WEDDING
OAKLAND, Cnl., Oct. 3(1. - Kol
lowing n eoiirlhhip ncrosn Hie con
tinent hy innil Ifelwcen Miss Mildred
Howell of Caribou, Me., nnd Oeorge
Slinipe of Oakland, (he young woman
nrrived hero today (o.'wed Slmipe.
They hud never Been eneh oilier be
fore today. The correspondence was
stalled ul tho solieilulion of u relit
tio, .
CHINES
RULER
OF GREAT RACE
FOR COUPE INTERNATIONALE D'AVIATION
pacci Fotj tho couni iNTCRMyncxAn;
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Ni:V YOUK, Oct. 1G Ulshop
rrnuklln S. Spalding's bitter denun
ciation of tho rich and declaration
for an Industrial democracy xvoro ad
mittedly the sensation todny of tho
Protestant Episcopal convention bore.
"I Imte our system of giving to tho
greedy nud taking from the meek,"
declared tho Utah bishop In an ad
dress last ovenlng. "It Is unchris
tian. It Ih uu-Codllko. It must
end. Tho church must axvnko and
ally Itself with tho movement for au
Industrial domocr.xcy.
"Thoro nro rich meii nt this con
vention who don't care bow they get
tholr money. Tt.ey bnvon't n par
tlelo of feeling for tho xvorklngmon
bonenth them.
"Tho laboring classes produco this
cotintry'a wealth: yet they are suf
fering untold tortures from poverty.
Soventy-four per cent of our popu
lation own only four per cent of our
wealth.
"Tho xvorkers aro forming their
own religion nwny from the capitalis
tic religion, just ns they nro forming
their own political pnrty away from
tho capitalistic parties,"
WHITE SLAVE PLAY
SACIIAMKNTO, Cnl., Oct. 3(5.
fleorgo Seurhoro igh's white slave
piny, ''Tho Lure," which litis been
proonlcd in vanoiis l'ueitie const
cities, whh prohibited in Snernineulo
by notion of Ihe city commissioners
todny. Tlio piny wus scheduled for
tonight mid tomorrow night, and the
house hud been bold to capacity.
ARRIVE ON SEYDLITZ
l'nil.ADKMMlIA, Oct. 10. Tho
Gorman tramp steamer Scydlltz, with
forty-six- survivors from tho liner
Volturiio, docked horo this uftoruoon.
Tho Immigration authorities took
Immediate charge of tho Volturno's I
passengers,
'EPISCOPALIANS HEAR
BSHOP
ON N
C
CHURCHMEN
daviationJ
tho Coupo Internationale d'Arlatlon nt
shown tu flight, startlns and taking IU
VICE PLAY MORAL
10 SUICIDE PACI
CHICAGO. Oct. 1C Coming to
Chicago to celebrato their tenth wed
ding anniversary. William Kills and
Mrs. Kills, wealthy residents of Cin
cinnati, attended a performance of
"Damngod (Joods," xvent to their
rooms In the Hotel Sherman and en
tered Into a sulcldo pact. Tho
woman, with her head almost decapi
tated, xvas found dead this aftornoon
lu tholr room nftor Kills bad notified
a friend of their intentions. Kills
bout a bullet into bis temple, inflict
ing a probably fatal wound.
At noon today Kills telephono the
following inesngo to Morris Kbcrsolo,
a friend:
"This Is Will Kills nt tho Sher
man Hotel. There has beon a ter
rible tragedy In our room. Notify
tho police."
Hotel employes battered down tho
door mid found tho couplo 'lying on
tho floor. Tho womnu died almost
Instantly, n physician said. Kilts xvas
revived for a few seconds, and gavo
out tho following statement:
"Wo agreed to die together. I did
It." Later ho mado another state
ment, saying:
"Wo agreed to dlo together. She
cut her own throat and I cut mliio.
Thou I sent n bullet Into my templo,
I bopo I dlo."
Dr. Waterman, tho hotel physician,
bolloved Kills Is suffering from a
reciirrenco of vcnornl dlsenso, and
that tho ' play "Damaged Goods'"
caused htm to become despondent
over his condition.
CAINS ON MARKET
XKW YORK, Oct. 30. Canadian
common nud preferred showed work
ed strength ut the opeiiiut; of the
stock limrket today, each rising u
point. Other price ehnnges were
slight nnd irregular. Union Pacific
and Steel were slightly lower, but
Southern Pacific, Heading nud Amal
gamated made small gains.
Later WesMiiigliouso lost 1V nnd
Cnnndinn Pneifie, Union Paoifio und
Utah Copper each n full point,
PROMPT
COUPLE
H S WAY
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Preliminary and Location Vork Com
pletedBids Soon to Be Called for
on Siskiyou Grade and Central
Point Surfacfnn-
Present County Road Too Narrow In
Many Stretches Sharp Curves to
Be Eliminated.
"Securing rights of way for. the
now road over the Sliklyous and
rights of way for alterations along
tho present road, such as elimination
of sharp turns and tho deeding of
needed strips for a uniform width of
CO feet ntono prexent tho advertising
for bids on the construction of the
Pacific highway" assorts Stato Kngl
ucer H. L. Ilowlby.
'Preliminary surveys have been
complete! and the lino located.
Right-of-way men are now out. With
in a few days wo will advertlso for
bids on grading of tho stretch over
the Sliklyous and on hard surfacing
tho stretch between Central Point
and Medford.
"In many places tho present road
way Is but 40 or 50 feet. We must
have the cntlro CO feet deeded. As
soon as this Is dono, wo will advertlso
for bids to hard surface tho road be
tween Ashland and Medford.
"I am taking estimates and survey
notes to Salem with mo to go over
them and within a few days will have
advertisement prepared forbids.
"The best way to speed road work
Is for those affected to help us se
cure tho rlghts-of-xvay."
HEADS HUNT
FOR DAD'S SLAYER
LOS AXGELCS, Cal.. Oct. 1C
Led by elghtcen-ycar-old Mary Cara
mon'a a posso Is today pursuing Jose
Gonzales, who Tuesday shot and
jrobably fatally wounded Frank Cara
ruona, tho girl's father.
Deputy Sheriff Joo Sopulx'cda re
turned today from tho manhunt to
seek reinforcements. I Iho declared
that Gonzales will bo taken dead or
alUc. Caraiuona was shot while
protecting his daughter from an at
tack by Gonzales, follov!ug tho girl's
refusal to accompany him to Los An
geles. Gonzales men fled to tho
hills back of La Canada, near xvhero
tho shooting occurred. I
. W. I EOE
L
SALKM, Ore., Oct. 10 Stating
thnt his activities at tho time sev
eral members of tho I. W, W. xvero
doported from Mnrshfleld xvoro hard
ly consistent with tho duties of nn
officer of the Naval Militia, Gover
nor West today revoked tho commis
sion of Lieutenant Commander of
tho Oregon Naval Mllltla hold by
Mayor K. V, Straw of Marshflold.
Last Saturday tho governor removed
Mayor Straw from the Naval Mllltla
board.
DOKE IN AUTO
KILLS PEDESTRIAN
SKATTLK, Wash., Oct. 3fl.-Law-rcuc.0
Duke, sou of Ilrodio Duke, of
tobacco fame, is in the King county
l'uil and may have to answer to a
charge of manslaughter following Iho
killing of lleury M. l-'urr, saloon-
man, by Duke's automobile, driven
by Duko last night. Alfred C. Ilotr-
luud mid lliomas Simmons xvero se
riously injured ut the sntno time
AON
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BUILDING
LOSES
NAVA
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ON GOLD HILL
CEMENT PLANT
Contractor Wired to Benin Construc
tion at Once Satisfactory Con
tract Agreed Upon Between County
Court and Cement Company.
Plant Will Cover Ten Acres and Cost
$450,000 Capacity Is Thousand
Barrels a Day.
A mutually satisfactory contract
between Jackson county and tho
Heaver Portland Cement company
for -60,000 barrels of coment to bo
made at the Gold Hill plant for usu
on the county highways, dollvory to
begin Juno 1. 1311, has been drawn
up and npproved by stato highway en
gineer II. L. Ilowlby, Attorney Gen
eral Crawford and the stato highway
commission. It only awnlts tho ar
rival of President Hurch of tho
company, who Is duo tho tatter part
of the week, to bo formally e'xociitod
by both parties. Tho county Is am
ply safeguarded as to aucllty and do-
llto, f
Following tho npprox-al of tho
contract by C. S. Woody of Kansas
City, secretary and treasurer of tho
company, Leigh Hunt of tho Leigh
Hunt Engineering company of Kan
sas City, has been wired to begin
construction of tho $430,000 plant at
Gold Hill at once. Mr. Hunt Is en
gaged In erecting a similar plant In
Alberta tor an English syndicate,
and will nrrlvo hero within a fow
days. Several hundred men will bo
emploxed In construction of tho plant.
Mr. Woody, represents tho Com
merco Trust company one of tho larg
est financial houses of tho mlddla
west, which have invested $250,000
In the enterprise. Speaking ot tho
delay in starting work ho says:
"It has been difficult to flnanco
tho enterprise during these times
but tho contract with Jackson county
and a second contract of the samo
size, has cnablod us to completo our
plans, and wo hnvo wired for con
struction to begin at onco.
Strong opposition has been forth
coming from established plants along
tho coast, xvho resented tho Invasion
of what Is considered, tho best mar
ket on tho coast. This opposition
has hampered our efforts and Is duo
principally to tho fact that tho Im
proved raachlnory wo will install
will enable us to produco coment at
a lower cost than the established coast
plants can produco It.
"Tho plant will bo located Just
north ot Cold Hill, a siding hns al
ready been Installed, and a rata dif
ferential to Portland socurod which
will enable us to compete with Cali
fornia nnd Wnslilngtou plants. Tho
plant will covor about ten acres of
ground and cost $450,000. Lime ot
a very suporlor quality exists in
abundance side by sldo with largo
posits of shalo, tho two materials
used in making cement.
'Wo will use about SSOO horso
power of electricity which will bo
furnished from tho Anient dam, and
other dams to be built by tho Roguo
River Public Sorvlco Corporation.
Wo will burn crude oil until such
tlmo as tho coal mines on Roxy Ann
aro sufficiently developed to supply
us with coal.
"Tho contract calls for dolh'ory of
coment by Juno 1 and xvo xvlll bo
making It beforo that dato. Tho ca
pacity ot tho plant Is 1000 barrels a
dny nud xvo expect buslnesa onough
to keep It running constantly
throughout tho year."
LIFE BOATS SWAMPED
QUEEXSTOWX, Oct. 10. After
scouring tho ocean hi tho vicinity of
tho spot xvhero tho Volturiio burned,
tho steamship Cymric returned to
dny to report Hint nothing xvaa seen
of the lost vessel's txvo missing life-
boats. It wis .considered certnjn
that thoy xvero sxvnmncd.
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