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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
Ruin tonight nml Tue.iihty
Mux. Mln. U7.
Irirlyllitn1 Ycitr,
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M1'1)FQR1). OWKCIOX, MONDAY, OCTOMIOlt 20, 10KJ.
NO. 181.
SULZER SAYS MURPHY
IliGRAlN COMISSIER
IklQinC QTDQV ADMNISM1I1 TO
WA
ID
N GOVERNOR
Sulrr Tells History of Dealing Willi
Murpliy Of (rrcit Money nml Sup
port In Excliantic for Palronaije
ami Graft.
IKE NO REPLY 10
REBUKE BY WILSON
Refusal nroiinlit Coercion, Followed
by Impeactinit'iit Sulrr Once Re-slfinnl.
NEW VOIMC, Out. 20.T!'i. fii-l
iiiHiplete tnteHi?iit nwl by 1! (
oritur Holier nine (lit iinHiii'liiiii'il
prix'i'idii tr Hi'ic liriptti ngiiitit In."
npHntrc. HxclMivl,r IihImv in the
New Yik Ktmtiiig Stall. Il icml i
mrt a follew:
My .Initio Cnclmau.
Cup) light, HU.'I. Iiv lilt .Mail mi. I '.
plf. OHIHtH.V.
"I Hp'l fiom tho liitfli riiiirl nf
tiH'niliiii'iil. mi dm itfnily tiuiiiituil
otttuiiHi nit which I w tried," iinl
Sulinr, "( Ih liiulir iNiurl nf pub-Hi-
opinion, befitr I pii'Mi'iil llii' true
nml titiU ifiuMMi fur my impcndi
iiti'iii mill ifiiKunl.
"At Ul nty liHt urn titnemed mid
I tWIt l4t U JMMVSlA w,"l ""' 'uri.
wattld mil mIIuw mo t loll und.it
imlli; what I pmmiail iny lawyer Ij
would not lull until nflr the MTilict.
Tniiinmti) IIi'M'iiui'
''I MA itaMfll'lCll, Hill lll'rHII"Mi of
tho nffi'nt( I'linrui'il, lint ln'i'nii I
ivfunl (n (In DihiIi'k F. Miuiihy'n
bidding; Iiiv'miii hh I In- icemiU
flmtr, ivhnitlriolv HtrtiiMt Slur
ph' enrrnpt hrlii'llliifli III of flee.
"Till llllH IHll llffll H fillt over
(Hililii'H, but H imkiil I lull t nf id"
Itiiiioklv In oruh h ui;tiniiir liei'itiw
In tin ml lt lit liU iihii tun-1 or.
".Itwl irir lo taking ofrico oilltcr
Ill'folO CIlWwIllIMM III' iH'hM'Kll Cliiil-
VAHIIIN(1T0. Oil. SO.
President Wilson nml Secre
tary of Kiutii llr)iui will malm
mi reply to rrlllrlim recent
ly voiced In HiMitiiiiin liy for
ninr Aiiibfuwuilor Henry l.anu
Wilson of tlin administration's
iittltmlii toward Mexico. Hoc
relar) I try ii n Intimated Unit
Wilson was discredited mnl
nml Unit mi official nutlrn
would lit taken of nuy nf Hut
fnrinor iiinbusituilor's "ro
tmliHM." Tho piosldnul mnl
llryiiti conferred lirli'fl)' this
afternoon ocr tho Mexican
Mlllittloll.
V4
HUERTA TO BE
MA
SUCCEED SELF
Despite Promises to Contrary, Dicta
tor Certain to Run for Prcsldensy
October 26 Violates Constitution
to Do It Blantiuct for Vlce-Prcs.
m
T HUNT
STREETS OF LEIPSIC
l.P.1 17.1(1, 0 1. 'JO. Eight linn
mnl it tiger ui'ri" lilii'tiili'il li ii rnl
lioiuii liclwri'ii n rin in mtvii nml u
lift'lrnr lii'tr i'rly Imlity. Witluu
fix n nilinid tliH.oiiliro oily, wiih in
mi uproar. ,..
Two nl' tint linttK Irntt no llnic in
li'npiitg tliioiitli tin) iliitn gluM win
ilon of lilt lllllt'ill'r llijllll, ulifin, tif-li'i-
friulitfiiinjc t'Mironi' fmin lliu of
lit'n, llu'y prin'i't'iU'il to iiuiiii llni i'or
Hilora, llui Knout ini'iiutiuiii Imrrii'ml-
itiK lliciiihi'lvt in llicir roiiiiiH nml
nlitifkiutc front the wuhIowh for lirlp.
It rl firiiiicii mnl llifii Iroop wt'i
I'ltllnl to tlin liolt'l, tin lioiiH wi'in In
Mini'il mnl liril mnl linully Imlli wen
tnki'ii In polii'u iK'nilipmiliTM with or-
lll'ltt III III I'XI'l'lltCll.
In tlio iiu'iiuliino a lliinl linn luul
iiut ami New Vtitr' Day I pniit nn t juiMiwtl onto (lie ilriver' ffiil of mi
ft. nut on with Murpliy, lit III- u-' nulnin. t lit iliivi'r nttiiiitini; lii'iiilloiiu
lo tin' pitvt'iiifiil. A poliffiunn hIioI
(ho Im'iinI lu'foro It t'oulil follow'.
(Uoutlmioit on I'nK" 3)
IEN YEARS IN PRISON""
FOR WHITE SLAVER
I'OIITI.AN'I), Or.. Oct. 'JO. After
ili'iiniiuciiiK liiiu ill ininn'iiHiiii'il leniih,
IViliiiiil .liiili' lli'im today himiIi'iii'imI
.luliii AU'hii, a wealthy Spaniaril, cou
it'li'tl of whilu hlavery, lt ten yearn
in Hie Kovoriinioul penitenliury lit Me
Neil'H IhIjiii.I.
Alegn vih eonvieleil last week of
liriiiiiir IfoHii FitHton, 18, from Spain
to litis eounlry for immoral put'
pOhl'H,
DLEACH FLOUR CASES
GO OVER TO JANUARY
... i :.. i.i . ...:....... .. . 11..1
lllfH, ,n 111 MIHIM' .lll HI I'l'l-
OOIIU-ll'. Hill Hltilllilu ll IIIOMt
frii'inlly nml eonfiilt'iiliHl. lie naiil ho
wi inv Irii'inl. kni'Mr my finaueiiil
I'liiiililion mill wUlicil In lirlp uw. A
lii iimi'ei'iltnl, 1 wii4 uuinxi'il at In
l;uowli'il(e of my IiiIImihI"' prrwtiiml . traliift.
iiffniin. Ilu infniiii.nl me lie hm'W l
wim In'UMlv in ili'lil. I ii ii lie oi
fi'i'i'il moiu'.v to pay my iMi(m anil to
linvo I'noiiuli h'fl ' lulie lliinK- ''!
ululc I win. Kuveiuor,
fftrt'il 1 1 lnt .Money
''lie Miitl it wan a paity malteri
llinl the money wax pally money, ami
Unit I hail Ikhji n pnpiilar I'liuiliilate,
oiiNlly olooli'il, ami for far le money
t lnt ii any omnlitlatu within hit reo
ollii'liiiii. Ilu naiil lhal uohoiU
would Iditiw nii.Ntliini,' uhout it, mid
that I eoiihl pay my ih-hls anil k
to Alhany, feeling eany linaneially.
Thru he nuked me how much 1
The other fio Ilium unre Mint in
the M'leeU ril her by polieciuen or by
nnof filial amateur biir Kinne liuiilen.
Clin tiiiur was eaplureil by a wom.in
DEMANDED 6RAFT. THREATENING IfElII
CAMINp IAS IViRS.iPANKHURST RELEASED FROM BUS ISLAND
HENRY SPENCER, CHICAGO BLUEBEARD, SHOWING SCENE OF CRIME 'nJII IT 11 IT HI NIT
Mb j iLlANlCHtF
TO Wl'SmJ ORDERED FREED
L ' 3T- :' 1?4 jm RYWASHINfiTflN
v. . . rm . mM.m . "w v t k. h. ini r -. -ran mmiiiiiiiiBi - - - - - m m w ir m
ffft&i'if 'Y r &$'.. jk V,hHI Mrs. Pankhurst Permitted to Enter
wffir (t' WH l " - tUy kl ' Unitcd s,a,cs and ,s Mel By Mrs
Wf ii f'ti MhAx W WkWk Hyll I ' Belmont Plcdrjed to Respect tho
y-0" v-'SrjY,iyi'iliMPv.13iWaa1Ml.B,V--1.H7 -"jrm-! t I I IHUlliaiM JC
hi, &mm&:m?&3isZ2i!t MimBmwr '
Gamboa to Retire Caltro Not Seri
ous Rival Diaz Embarrassment to"
Hurrla Dlscrdrrs Feared.
EPI
10 E
WASHINGTON, Oct. 'JO. The
Vnil ril Slalen Rupiemo court today
iidvaneed for hearinj when il fdls
iu .lanunry tho "hlenelied flour" eiihe,
involviiif,' an iuleiprolalloii of (he
jmro i'ouj ltuv.
NIJW YOltK, Or!. SO. I'raclloal
tiiiilomeinimt of noelnllHin wan pro
vltlud for In reBolullon lulrinlui'eil
today hy Hiitblioiio Onnliiur, a lay
ilult'KiXii from Provhlenni, In tho
Iioiiho of dejHitlim tit tho Kplscoiml
L'hurch lonvoutloii hero.
Tho ri'Holutlou ileelarod for n
"new Hoelnl onlur In which shall bo
a moro eiiiiltulilo tUntrlliatlon of
wealth, with ollnilnntlou of tho proa
eat kioah human wautu, tho caimo of
poverty,"
It wftH roforrtul to a committee
WltllOlll dlHCUHHtoU.
SULZER ABANDONS
IP TO ADIRONDACKS
AIillANY, N. Y., Oct. 20. Kx
(lovornor William Hulzer was lip
early today, pnckliiK. Ho did not
start for tho Adlromlncka yostordny
as ho had iilauuud. Iiuloed, his vn
iiitlou trip gcoiuod to luivo boon nhau
donud entirely. Hu was koIiik to
Now York, ho said, for an Important
rouforonro,
"1 Intend to IiokIh nt tho bottom
or tho ludilor," ho addod. "I am
Kolrnt rlBht back to whoro pooplo
know me. I'm not dead yot, but cor
tuln people mlpht well wish wore."
Vi:itA C'ltl'., Mexico, Oct. SO
II. ....... ..II ... ... .1... .....
i'.p,ll' in ll.n iMiflMinim iu na t'uu-
itntry. It was roiiiltluruil practically
certain In-ru toilny tlutt I'rovlnlonnt
I'rttnlileiit llnortii will bu a cmitlhlnUi
to kiicccnd liliintolf at tho olvctlou
next Hntiinlny, Oclolxir SO.
The coiistltutlou protilhltH tho
mi mo prenldeiit from fccrvliiK two
teims In hiiccoiimIou, but llniirtn pro
miiuably will renin u la it day or two,
to in.ilvo a break betweim his two
periods of office holdlllK.
IlliertJt .iiiiiiimki's Ciiinlliliirv
I That hu will niiuoimcu his cauill-'
' dn.-y Imnu'dlalijly followliiK (ituiurnl
, I'ellx .Din' an hal hero was thu koii-
eritl tixtmctatloii. It wnn sitltl (Sun
era) Illaniiuiil will run with him for
tlco jirenlilont. lllnii'jiii't was burji
In Hjmlii, mid coimoipii'iitly Is Inull
Kllilo ! tint presidency, but It wui
doubled If it mere technicality llko
this would luturfero with tho pro
Krnni. I.'x-Mlnlnter of FornlKii Affairs
(inmbua, thu Catholic jmrO's cniuli
dale, was counted on to rutlro from
tho race with the miuouiicuiiniut of
Hiiorta's cnutliilary. Ho has been
coiihldercd complutely under thu lnt
tor's control.
Mnuuiil Calero, tho Liberal candi
date, has small support ami Is not ,i
lerlotis rival of any other prospec
tive candidate.
Din An KiiitiarritsMiteiit
I'ollx Dhu, however, it was be
lieved, may prove an embarrassment
to Hucrta, If ho decides to make tho
rmnpalKU, and It was for this reason
that his friends cprotud much
uiiloty roureriilui; his safety, They
announced that ho would nut run If
lluerta aspires to tho office, but
this stnteineut wiib deumed purely
perfunctory.
Dim was expected hero Into this
afternoon on the stenmshlp Cocora
vado, nml neither his followers nor
the lluerllstas concealed their anx
iety lost his landliiK precipitate Rravo
disorders.
Tho Kuubont Xnragozn, which
lluerta sent to Havana to brliiK Diaz
back but which ho refused to board,
arrived here last ulKht.
Commissioner of Immigration Caml-
nctll Orders Release After Consul
tation With President.
NKW YORK, Oct. 20. Freed by
Immigration Commissioner General
jC-tmlncttrs order, .Mrs. Kmmidlno
Pankhurst, English militant suffra
gette leader, left Kills Island today,
crossed the bay to Now York, wan
met by Mrs. O. II. l. llolmont's auto'-
mobile and drovo nt once to Mrs.
Iielmont's homo.
She was to have addressed a macs
meeting at Madison Square gardon
tonight, but In consideration of tho
ordeal sho has been through, - tho
gathering was postponed until
Wednesday.
Not Unconditional -
Tho English visitor's rolcaso woo
not entirely unconditional. Sho was
admitted on her own recoghlxance
and without a bond, but It was un
der pledgo to learo tho country at
the end of her lecturo engagement.
She understood also, to respect tho
.American laws.
I Mrs. Pankhurst received an en
thusiastic reception from tho throng
of women who met her at tho pier.
She Is a delicate looking, elderly
i woman, almost super refined In ap
pearance, wua a low, gcntio voico
and every murk of excellent birth
and flno breeding.
Henry Sper.cr r, who has to'd tl.o Chlrago police of many murders ho committed, was taken by them In an au
tomobile to tie various s-3ts where re said ho had killed his victims during tho last few years. This photo
graph shows h is i olntln oi it one of these Fpots to detective. If all Spcno r's confcslons turn out to bo
true, It will le thown he Is ono of thr most remarknblo murderers tho country has known.
SOLDIERS
KILLED
E
TRAIN PLUNGES
&
T H
T
ARSENC
CAUSED
A
OE
TN
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 20. Fed
trnl Judge It. S. Ilenn In n decision '
today ordered tho claim of Dr. James
M. Koono, dentist mid politician of
Jackson county to a valuable timber
homustond set aside.
hi his oral decision, Judgo Jinan
doclnred thnt tho facts sworn to by
Dr. Koeuo iu hla affidavit had beon
(effectively dlsprovon. Tho ovldouco
ASSERTS
GHEM
1ST
-MOIULK, A!.i- Oct. 20.- Twenty
five men wore Known to have been
ileuil in tho wreck of tho .Mobile &
Ohio tioop train which yesterday af
ternoon plunged throu'sh a trestle
near Mate Hue, .miss. . ,, 7 . V Y , . 7. ...
Of ih.t .lend inniiiv.lltroA sol. Indicated, said Judgo Ilaan. that Dr,
diers of the ;Wlli nml 170th United K".nd never bton on his claim
NEW YORK, Oct. 20. Acting on
a recent demand by Charles V, Mur
phy, leader of Tammany Hall, Judgo
Malouo ordered today a swooping In
vestigation by tho grand jury of
charges by John Purroy Mitchell, fu
blou candidate for mayor, that Tain
many Hall planned to import "re
poators" to accomplish dofoat Iu tho
coming election hero. Witnesses
probably will appear for oxainlnatlon
tomorrow.
PRINCE OF MONACO CALLS
UPON PRESIDENT WILSON
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.Tho
prineo of Monaco was received by
i'resident Wilson today, tl0 first of
his family who ever called at tho
White House.
T.OUIS V1LLK, Ky., Oct. 20. -A
general snowstorm today prevailed
Ihioughout Kentucky. This was tho
earliest snowfall recorded iu years.
Stales const aitillery. Two were
members of the train crew.
In addition t the killed, about 100
soldiers wero injured, 20 of them se
riously, mnl four or. five ho badly
that they probably will die.
Tho soldiers, 170 iu number, were
on their way J mm Fort .Morgan and
Fort larrauea. to Moridian, MUs
to.partieipalo in tlio'MUsissippi-A'lu-bunm
fair.
Near State l.iuo tho loeomoUve
tender jumped the track. The oniniio
remained on the rails and safely
orosseil a twenly-fio foot trestle the
train was approaching, hut the engine
mid three ems plunged to the ground.
SERVIA PROMISES TO
EVACUATE ALBANIA
VIENNA, Oct. 20. Sen ia promis
ed in a nolo received from Holgrwle
today to comply immediately with
Austria's demands to evaeuato Albania.
in single night, nor had his cabin on
It over been completed.
Tho Koono caso wi'. trlod In the
federal court hor three weeks ago.
Koono resides nt Medford.
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MOVIES ACTRESS BADLY
CLAWED BY A LEOPARD
HOME. Oel, 20. While pestut: f'
tho "movies" today, Adriaua Castu
liuiRiin, an aolress, was badlv clawed
by a leopard,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. Tho
United Statos suprouio court uphold
today tho right of congress to admit
Now Mexico to statohood with tho
clause Iu tho now stnto's constitution
giving tho federal government au
thority to restrict tho liquor business
In form Indian lands of tho Etato.
It rovorsod a decreo by tho district
court of Now Mexico In tho case of
Felipe Sandoval that tho regulation
of tho liquor traffic Is not subject
to fedoral Interference.
Weather Forecast
Oregon Fair oust, rain weM por
tion tonight ami Tue.-dny; southerly
winds,
riiYMOrril, Alaw., Oct. 20.
Damaging testimony to the ilefouso
was given here toilny nt tho trial of
Mrs. Jennie. KhIoh, ulmrcod with
poisouiug her luiibnud, Admiral J.
G. Eaton.
Professor W. jr. Whitney of Har
Ivnvd university wna todaj's firt
wituei. He testified that he cxnin-
invd tue ffiiMiuiuu ui nv ii.iuv iui..ivi
bv the Eatons, but found no poison.
Mrs, Eaton had charged that the
child wnt poisoned by her luiibnud.
A letter nddrosed to Whitney, writ
ten in 1909, and signed, "J. M. Eat
on," was introduced. It said the
writer wis anxious to prove the ad
miral was insane.
Professor Whitney nlo oxamiucd
Admiral Eaton's stonuieh. Ilo sworo
that ho found nrsonio "in prnetieally
overy orgnu nrsonio couhloffeot." He
thought moie than oiiq doso had been
given, assorting ho believed somo of
tho poison had been given the ad
miral from two to six hours before
his death. ' j1 IK
i - - i m
FAY NOMINATED AS
FRISCO POSTMASTER
. WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. Presi.
i)ent Wilson today nominated Charlon
W, Fay to be postmnstet' of San
Vraneisiio to succeed Arthur 0. Fisk,
resigned.
Thoro nro ulno labor papors print
ed In tho English Innguago published
In Cnuniln.
Itclcno Is Ordered
YVASHINGTON, Oct. 20. Follow
ing the Issunnco of his order for Mrs.
Emmellno Pankhurst's rolcaso from
Ellis Island on her own recognizance,
Immigration Commissioner General
Cumlncttt formally filed nn opinion
in explanation of his decision over
ruling tho New York authorities.
In tho first place, ho held, it wus
doubtful whether tho offenses
charged against Mrs, Pankhurst iu
England involved moral turpitude,
and In the second, sho can bo prose
cuted hero It sho violates American
laws, or, It preferred, sho can bo do-
ported.
Mrs. Pankhurst was ordered set
froe following iv hearing grantod by
Commissioner Camluettl to her law
yors, nnd, Inter, a conforouco between
himself, President Wilson and Secre
tary Wilson of tho labor department.
AN BAALEN
DEAD
IF
ROMWOMANSSHOT
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Oct, 20.
Miss Leah Aloxandor, who shot and
killed J. D. Van Daaleu, n newspaper
advertising man, horo Saturday
learned today for tho first tlmo of
Van Boalon'a death when sho was
formally charged with murder. Sho
becamo hysterical, and at, first ro
fusod to believe that ho wan doad.
"Oh, I'm sorry for you, Van," shn
kept repeating over and over again,
"lint you woro to blnmo you know
you wero."
Van llaulon died early Sunday
morning. No date has beon set yot
for thu Inquest. Throughout ' tho
morning Miss Aloxaudor sat with her
faco pressed closely against tho bara
of hor coll, looking straight ahead.
Her mother Is with hor almost con
stantly. ,
Van.Haalon's body will bo shipped
to tho homo of his parohts in Minu
sota during tho next few days, .!
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