Medford mail tribune., June 26, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 1

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MEDFORD
Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
I'nlr today Mat. if; fln.
lil; Del. IIiiiii, (17,
i '
I
t'lirly finirlh Yfr,
Dully Nlnlli Vnir
Historic Old City In Ruin Thous
and Bulhlliifis Dcslroyed Semi
circle Three Miles Long, Mile Wide
Drsulatcd-Nellef for Sufferers
Ponres In Three Lives Lost.
HAl.F.M, Mass., Jtni" 2- llt'llof
fur Hit' thousands u( sufferer fiotii
l M. tirnnl llro wlilrli wiped nut n largo
.clini of thin rlty last night poured
In today In unstinted measure,
Wlill,. the remains of liulf of the
illy were- still smuiilitorlng, nrtuul
want tit it been met iiinl stops tukon
fur tiiiMniHwllk iiiiiiinguincnt tit the
"llualliin.
Tint greatest im lm fallen on I Im
factory iiiiilui'ii, rhlefly French
CaiiuillniiN ni)il Pole. They com
promlne n majority of Dm 10,000
who iiiii homeless, nml lhy hnvo
lost urn only lliflr home nml per
sonal belongings, lull their itmplny
in. 'lit. Tim loin to llin mill com
pniiles, rninini'rclut houses, rlly In
Mltutlon niul churches U protected
In n largo exliuil dy Insurnnro. Tim
ii.'niirn estlmnln the tntnl money
toss lit $10,000,000.
'Ilirn I.Urx Uttt
Tho lou of life, so for as known,
was restricted to three persons,
Mrs. Jcnnlo UunnliiKlinm, whose
body wn recovered from her tone
merit homo. w
Hninui'l P. Wllhoy, burned lo deatlt
In hi homo lo which hit hint returned
In save personal belongings after lm
htiil onco escaped,
A llilnl lioity, round In the mill ills
trkl, tint too limlly burned to deter
mine ttif fc.
Tin) rlly government met 101)11
noil formed plana for ttio taking rare
of the hnutclcss. There Milt lio a
tint nilouy of r.flOO people In the
baseball pnrk,
Tim conflagration which laid waste
10 morit limn 1000 building In tlio
liUtorlc rlly of Halcm wan burning It
self out today. Cltlcn, nftcr niakliu;
11 careful compilation of vntue, fig
until tlm toM at 1 10,000,000. Tlio
Iniruml dUtrlot followed tlm linen of
11 rotiKli seml-clrclo, threo m 1 1 on In
length nml vnryltiK In width from
linlf n mile to n inllo nml a half.
Plan for llelnilldluK
llofuro tlio flra hail noun fairly
i becked relief measure nml plans for
le-hulhlliiK were under way, Gover
nor Wnlsh, Lieutenant flovuruor
Hut ry nml Hecrotury of Hlnlo Dona
linn spout Hut nlKlit hero. Tlio nov
el nor announced teuln nml ten
thousand nttlonn would ho shipped to
the city ut once Ho also Issued a
mil for n public uieelluK In Huston
to take further nctlon.
In tlio midst of the gloom canned
hy the staggering blow lo llio city,
residents foitml cause for thankful
iiuiu In the fncl that Hut inoro noted
laillillupi mid tlio miiHcuiun with their
prleeleriH i-olluctloun of nutliutlleH,
wem Hpnrod, Tlm hlrthplnco of Nn
Ihmiliil llawtliorno, "Tlio IIouho of
Smell (luhli'H," nml tlio old ciihIoiu
limine, were threatened for a tliuo
nud tlio fliuues npproui'hed ilmiKer
oimly rliiHO to tlio I'ealioily Miuoum
(Contlnutd on pc I.)
OF VENZUELA. DEAD
WAHIIINOTON, Jttuo 20.- I'rlvato
dutfiuttrhoH rocolvod nt tlio l'au-
Aiuerlciiii Union enrly today roported
llin denth of I1, Kzequlol Aojaa. tula
later front Votiozuuln, ut Atluutlc
City, N. J.
Dr. Itojmi, wtn wuu 70 yonr old,
died of heart failure, with which ho
had heeii threutoiind for novoral
eiirM, I In wim pionilnontly Idvittl
flint from youth with tlio polltln of
IiIh country. I In hud lioen thrown
Into diiuwooiiH durliiK miverul lovoltt
llwnuiy purhulH, nml for muiiy year
wim coiupulled lo Iho mi nulla from
Wnuituulu,
Dr. IIoJiik Imtl heeii mluUtiir hern
for tlm IunI fivn )curi unit hud hnoit
inliiUlnr lo ArKvnllim uml Chile. At
linn limn lio wmh piimlilniit of llin liu
lluiiul roiiHiea of Veimiii'lii uml hu
liuil heeii uUo h lvi(tvululliu Mini
dplitilui',
10.000INSALEM REBEL ATTACKS
HOMELESS; LOSS NOT CALLED OFF
MANY MILLIONS BY MEDIATION
MINISTER ROJAS
Constltutlonnllsts Determined to
Carry Military Cnmnalfin to a
Conclusion Renardless of Partici
pation In Informal Conferences at
Niagara Carranza's Statement.
N'AKMINMUV, .1 '-Ml.- Tin-
tMirintititttuiiitlirtlH or .Mexico urn ile
leruilueil lo entry llieir inilllurv cum
pnt);ti to 11 eoucliiNioii teuiirilleiH oi
iurticiiiilloit in iuforuiiil uieiliiiliou
eouferenecK ilenlrcil hy I lie I'nHcil
SIntcH. Tlirtr iluii w'iih iuiliciileil heie
loilny on Ihe nrrivnl of Alfrcilo lire
eeiln, iirivnlo xeereluty of (lonerul
Ciirrniirii, liil chief of the eon-.li-
Itltlonnlixli, win clime In confer willi
t'nrrunr.n' Vn)iinntoti neiitn.
('.infiiiiiiiliirv of Hie milicnrv ilnnt
of llie reoluliouintH, it wiih lenrned
lliul Oeiicrul Villa pliiim lo nttnek
Hun l.nii I'oloxi next week nml ex
pecln Inter In fi:lil the fcileruli in
(heir luht hlniul 11I Uiiereturo,
Soon ufler llie ntrivul of .fr. lire
eciln lie received it It'lcrum from
(leiiernl ("iirrmiru nunoiiueiiit; Hint llie
firnt chief lin.l recelve.l iiHiuruneei.
of coonrnliou nml Hiipport from nil
tlio lemlinif KeueruU of the revolu
tion, inclinluiu Villn, nml lie wiilinl
llio Hople of llie t'uileil Sluten lo
know llint the cituxe of the rcvolut
ionnry inovemeut wns iitoteHhiiiK
without iliHHcnxioit.
At to tluinihpeet of participation
liy Ilia eonitiliiliouiilititN in tlm iufor
tunl eonlVrirttee out Mexico' inter
mil iiffnlrc, Mr. Ilreeedii frankly hint
fil Hint lm liml no ilcfinito kuowli'ilue.
1 tut he nerteil he hmt come lo con
fer willi hw ehiefn repreenlulie'.
here nud thnuiiili them with te
W'uHhiuKlou nilmlnixlnitliin to prenenl
(leiiernl (,'nrrnnlm fi hIciih.
Mr. llreeeiliv conferred with LntiN
Cnhrrrn, one of (icuentl rnrrmun'H
eonfiileuliiil nueulu here, who in uru
ini; participation in the meilintiou nml
Inter with Itufnel .uhariin, chiet
utliini;tnu iikciiI of the eouotituliou
njliti, Knler the three eouferreil
numu mid (leneriil Cnrr.inra 11 1 M011
lere wok In touch with tl'cui hy lele-
Kruph.
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W'ABMINOTON, Juno 1'C l'rel
dent WIInoii'm einphutle declaration of
(ho Intention to t;o utralKht ahead
with Hit antl'trtiNl proKrnui and plnco
thoiu mettRureii on the alntuto hooka
of tho country, with tlio prediction of
unpnrulled pronpor!ty to follow, at
tracted widespread ntteutloit hero to
day. In coiiKreniilonal circles, on
peclally, tho president's utterance!
wero read with keen Interest.
In coiiKrenH tho belief was ex
preyed that tlm president' nn
nounced nttltudo would have tho ef
fect of rallying democrats to tho
plan to dlRpoio of tho truat program,
Thin belief was further rtrctiKthcnod
hy tho fact that tho entire MUnottrt
delegation In tho hoimo had pledgod
tho president tholr aid In bin fight.
That tho proHldnnt feels nuro that
cotiRruHs would complete tho proKram
at nn early dato was mndo ovldent in
his address to tho editors.
Tlm Henato had boforo It agnln to.
dny tho trndo coiuinlsRlon bill, It Is
now tho uutlulHhod huBlncss boforo
that body,
VICE PRESIDENT'S AUTO
WAHIIINOTON', Juno 2. It took
a recull, a recapltulullon, a challenge
of tho result, u second vulo which
resulted In u tlo uml finally u third
lolkull in llio Iiiiuso toduy lo decldo
Hint Vice J'ritduiit Murnliull uml
Hpnuknr ('lark would not net govern
limnt uiitniuohllus, uml thru Iho ijiiu.
lion wws luft in micii hupo (hut II
w I htm lm lukvii up ii coiifreni'
rMlllttlllUllUllUHM Ntllll liu sltuullou
miii m umuiusI,
B
RALLIES
1
WITH
PROGRAM
MEDFOItD,
CLAFLIN BEGINS
Liabilities $33,000,000-Assets $44,
000,000 Defended Mfg. Co., Sub
sldary Firm Thrown Into Bank
ruptcy Noteholders Protective
Committee in Session.
NKW VOItK. June 26. With mi
Niirnnres of co-operation from the
lendliiK dryKoods firms, jnblierH mid
rommlnrlon hoimeH and the orc.nnl
ration of iiierchnndlmi rredltorii nn J
tho holdnrM of tlm firm' paper,
John Clafllu loduy tHt;mi tho task of
re-orciinlintlnii of the II, II. Clafllu
rouiiany, which went Into the liau'di
of rel(ers )entcrday.
In n stutetuent kIvIuk his reaoin
for tho receivership, Mr. Claflln re
KardliiR tho posxlblu re-orKnnliatlon
sold that "a plan will noon bo pre
sented which wo hope will prove ac-
reptnldo to both creditors and ittock
holders.' I.UMIItlc nml ,km'U
The llnbllllles of tho company arc
placed nt Lit, 000, 000 principally In
tho form of commercial paper. Tho
assets nro placed at 1(4,000,000 and
In addition John Claflln, It Is said,
list pledged his personal fortune of
ten million. Tho outstanding paper
Is hold by thousands of bank
throughout the United States and so
widely scattered as to prevent a fi
nancial strain In any ono soctlan.
A meeting of tho creditors to be
held In about ten days will doter
tntnn whether tho receivership shall
Ih continued and If so on what ternu
they shall bo allowed to borrow to
continue tho business. At this
meeting a committee of creditors may
bo selected to cO'Opcrnto with tho
receiver.
Defender Company In Bankruptcy
An Involuntary petition In bank
ruptcy was filed hero today against
tho Defender Manufacturing com
pany of this city, makcrit of under
wear, a subsidiary of tho II. II. Claf
lln company, which failed yestorday.
Itecelvors In equity proceedings were
appointed at the tlmo of tho Claflln
failure, but It was contended that the
company wan solvent. Creditors
now seek to havo It adjudged bank
rupt. Counsel for tho Claflln Inter
ests, It Is understood will oposo tho
petitions.
Members of tho noteholders pro
tectlvo committee appointed veator
day to safeguard tho Interests of
banks having somo 130,000,000 of
Claflln paper went Into session to
day. A. C. Drew, serretnry of tho
morchaudlso creditors committee, os
tlmntod today that merchandise
credltorH havo claims of about J2,-
000,000, "It Is our earnest hope,"
ho said, "that merchandise creditors
wilt deposit claims with our commit
too at tho earlleat moment. Immed
iate co-oeratlon Is essential to pro
duce satisfactory results. In view of
Iho publlo Importance of this mat
ter, this committee has consented to
reprcsont creditors without cost to
thorn."
PEOPLE OF GUAYMAS
ON IIOAHI) U. 8. S. CALII-'OUNIA,
h VAX, Lower California, Juno 20,
According to Information rocplvod
from GuaymaH, conditions thoro nro
dally growing worso. No flour 1
being received to replenish tho sup
ply that gave out entirely n day or
two ago and othor kinds of food arc
scarce,
Tho authorities In tho besieged
city appear powerloq to check con
stantly; recurring disorders among
(ho hungry uml turbulent populuco.
Thoro la much unrest among tho
troops of tho fvderul gurrUou,
Thy federal governor ttouurnl has
Issiiud orders permitting various
civilians, mostly women uml children,
io leuvii (luuyiuus, About BOO huvu
lukou advuntuKo of Iho ordir,
)eeilloiis hiiiouk thu soldiery von
llnueti. A volunteer twmipuuy nf 70
YwU Hilluns killed 1 i nf thdr of
flrois loduy uml len went usvr lo
lilVMIUlUIVUIUIll,
REORGANIZATION
OF FAILED FIRM
OIM'XION, KlvlDAV, ."It'NM W, 1U.
ALL IN HI'iADLVKSS
lludUINtl
laiillc neropluiie, couttructetl by (.lciin
Curllxv nud lo Im cuiniuandnl by I.U'ti I
tenant John C. I'orte. lias been iimniil
the A merlin I'nirjrntlntu for the
liiiiii hliiK of the crest aircraft It point
011 nt 11 rnpld pate at lliimmniiUmrt,
V.. wbeie the (.'urtUi fnelory I Uf)
ruloil The actual launitilui; will Inke
plmc nt l.jUe Kenkn. Cither (leorpe
i: A Mallet or John Ijinnltig Callan
will .i--.Nl l.teiitenaiit I'nrte In piloting
the nurhliie ncDU'i lie- ocean l.leuteu
uut I i.rte It a retired ufflcer of the
UritWli unty
OF NEW BILL FOR
n
WASIIINCTON. June JtJ. A new
plan for federal control of railroad
Hceurity isues wnn Inld before the
Semite inlcr-slnte commerce commit
tee today by Iioui- D. Hriimlei-.
The Hiirpi-timi, proposed in plnce
of pottioiw of the hotue bill now lie
fore llie hennte committee, re-ulted
from nn nil tiny conference between
Mr. Ilramlei'., Keprernfntive Stevens
of New Hampshire, ono of the frnm
ers of the houe bill; Chainiiiii) l.ov
elt of the 1'nion I'lteific, President
Willind of the llaltim'ore ami Ohio
nml A. I'. Thorn, counsel for the
.Southern Knilwny. It wn nNo to
lm nnproveil hy I'tesident Kiplev of
Iho Snutn Fe nml U jiresentntion to
day may elenr llie wny for n retort
on the entire hill within a t-lmrt time.
FEDERAL TROOPS
TO KEEP ORDER
WASHINGTON, June 20. Clover
nor Slewntt of Montana today nskeil
that United Slutiw troops he Inni"
ferreil from Fort Vuneottver, Wiinli.,
to Fott Mi-soula, in ortlcr to he in
reailimvs in himi of further trouble
ut ltutte.
In suppotl of tho overnor's te
nnesl for tho transfer of troops,
Seunlov Myets of Montnun, culled nt
the white hoiifc. lio paid condition
in Hullo were umclted nml fin titer
outbreak were apt to occur ut any
lime, There nro no leiiernl ttoop
in Montnun, be muiI, in tho event of
'Hcrious riotinj- it would toko loo
loin; lo bring I hem front Fott Vun
eottver for them to bo of uny sen ice.
President Wilson took tho teipiet
timler mlviscment, uml Inter look it
up ut tho cabinet meeting.
RECOfWM
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SKATTI.i:, Wash., Juno 2C A. V.
Macan of Victoria, U. C, present
Northwest amateur golf champion
was practically eliminated from tho
Northwest amateur championship
struggle now In progress at the links
of the Seattlo Coif club today when
Jack Neville, California champion,
brought tho Victorian In 9 down at
tho end of the first round of tho 2G
hole match In the Feml-flnals.
Neville was playing tho bust golf
of tho weok when ho held Macan so
utterly helpless this morning. HU
htroko round of 70 tied tho course
record mado josterday by Reorga
Turiibull, Portland professional;'
II. Chandler Kgnn had a slight lead
over Paul Ford, the Seattlo boy at
tho end of tho morning round.
In tho opeu championship TurnbuH
Increased his lead of four points by
ono stroke on tho first round today,
lio Is now1 five better than Robert
Johnstone, of Seattlo. Johustono
lends Leigh of Tacoma by ono stroke
uml Is threo ahead of Charles Thorn
of Now York.
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NKW YORK, Juno 2C Tho stock
market today shanod a tendency to
break nwuy fiym tho depressing In
fluence engendered by tho Claflln
failure nud save for a brief Interval,
showed a firm uudorloue.j Tho cloitu
was Btrong,
Wall Street recovered In a inuasiiro
from tho alarm created by the Claf
llu failure. Blocks wero strong In
today's enrly dealings, advances ex
tending to a point or morn In tho llur
rlmmis, Now- York Central, Heading,
Cmiudluu Pacific, United Slates HtucI
uml Amulguiimled, while May Popurt
ineiit Ktures rose lk, I'lsowhvni
gains, while fruttluuul, wero innio or
less geiierr.l. Tho only timrla'd n
t'optloiis lo Ibis teinlency wuiu
Aiuuijcuu Kxpioss mid Woslluuboiui),
llin lulter, howeuir, soon lecncvur
I11K ,uiiiiiii, wlimu our lui's weio
Ml u lilulicr Ivul Mils ludpful iu Him
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YET SUSTAINED
ZACATKCAS, MZexteo, Juno 2o.
(Dtluyetl, ovor militnry wlr)., There
is- no lotifror nny iloubt thnt the feilcr
11N fttstnineil in the Io of this city
(he most crushiii'; dcfeul suffered by
(hem fco far in llie present revolu
tion. Jt wn learned that I hey bad
anticipated lioldin their positions
here for months.
In no previous instance bail so
mnnv earthworks been thrown up or
had the scheme of defense been plun
iied so ably. The mites of trench,
stone parapets nml the many htnall
earthworks forts which fell before
the coiistilutionulist one after an
other in eight hours on the last (lav
of the battle, testified to this fact.
In no sinsli- itist.tnee were these posi
tions !iven up without n desjH'rnte
Hw.
MEDIATORS AWAIT
NIAnARA FALLS, Oat., June 2.
Mediators nml Amerteuu and lluer
tn delegates weio inactive today n
vvnitin; definite wonl'ftoin tho con
stitutionalist agency in Wiuhington
us to the time utul place for the in
formal conference between the oppos
ing Mexican factious.
It is considered tiuliUly the parl
eys between thV Iluertn ami eonli-
tulionnlist representatives would take
place hero nor is it prob.tble uny city
iu the Uuuited States will be chosen
for the conference, Ottawa nud
several ieorts ou Lake Ontario have,
been mentioned. The Unci! 11 dele
gates refused to comment 011 the tak
ing- of aeateeas.
STOCK EXCHANGE fill
WAK'fT(iN, June ol. - The
(Wn bill for leiiernl legiilulioii nl
ttoclt exchange H'iiAciI i llin null
nln vcolcnluy, wu Miit Illicit to ihf
bunking niiiiiiuilti'ii loilny. Kcimlois
who ohjiuinil In llie i'u tumble ll'iurl
fl'HIl lilt collillllllee IlieellllK ulcllii'l
hi h- IIiiiii bulf the mi nilMi n'
in 1 ciili'il hi veiling iliu svinilv In
ID li'fvj lliif Mil,
ZACATECAS
MOS
WORD FROM KEBELS
NO. 83
CORNELL WINS
JUNIOR RACE IN
TODAY'SREGAnA
Big Regatta nt Highlands Held Be
fore fmmens Crowd of Spectators
Dcttlng Favors Cornell for all
Tlree Counts Columbia Second,
Pennsylvania Third In First Race.
MIOIILANI), N. Y June 2(1.- Tor
nell freshmen won the two mile cight
nnrcil wen y -even lengths. Syra
cuse second, IVntiaylvnnln third, Cul
iimliui fourth, Wiscolt"jiififlb. Tlm
lnt four crewH bipiM'.l e'neb other at
(he fini-lt.
t 4
HKJIILAND, N."Y., JuUv2C. Cor
nell won tho Junfqr clght-oarcd twn
mllo raco by ono' a nrtRo no-half
lengths; Columbia second, Pennsyl
vania third and Syracuso fourth.
At the quarter mllo Columbia and
Cornell npixared about even, with
Pennsylvania third and Syrncusn
fourth.
At tho half mllo Columbia led,
with Cornell a closo second, Penn
sylvania third, and Syrocuso last.
Approaching tho brldgo Cornoll le,
by half a length, with Columbia sec
ond, a length ahead of Pennsylvania,
with oven water between Pennsyl
vania and Syracuse.
At tho one mllo mark Cornell led
by a length over Columbia, Pennsyl
vanla third by a length and a quarter,
with Syracuse last by four lengths.
Official time Junior 'varsity eight:
Cornell 11:15 3-3; Columbia,
11.55 3-3; Pennsylvania, 11:33 3-G;
Syracuse, 11:50 3-5.
POUQIIKEBPSIK. N. Y.. June 2ft,
The six rowing colonies of Cornell,
Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania.
Washington and Wisconsin were astir
early today with their 120 oarsmen
keyed up to high tension for tho
day's contests on the Hudson.
There were no changes In tho bet
ting overnight and Cornell contlnuod
the favorite again In all thrco races.
Several bets at even money wore re
ported on Cornell against tho field.
There wero many beta of even money
on Washington against Pennsylvania
and somo wagers that Syracuse would
not bo third or better In the varsity
race.
Threo Races In All
Tho first race, between tho Junior
eights, was sot for 4:15 o'clock; the
second race, for freshman eights, at
4:45 and tho varsity raco at 0:15.
Local river men stated that the two
first races would bo rowed against
the last of the floodtldo, giving the
Inside crews, Cornell and Columbia,
tho advantage. Fro tho 'varsity
raco a strong ebb tlda was Indicated.
Tho officials were as follows::
Referee, John Kustls, Weslynn;
timekeeper, Hugh Cnbot. Harvard;
assistant timekeepers, Harry A. Fish
er, Columbia; Prodorlck I). Colsou,
Cornell John W. Townsend, Jr. Penn
sylvania; Rdmund L. French, Syra
cuse; Frank J. Petura, Wisconsin;
Ralph A. Horr, Washington, Judgej
at finish, Fred It, Fortmeyer, New
York A. C ; flag Judge, Clement II.
Wood, Harvard.
OYSTIJR RAY, N. Y, Juno 2C
Tho three cup candidates, Resolute,
Vuultlo and Defiance, started short
ly after 1 o'clock In another of tho
turning contests preliminary to tho
choice of a defender for the Amer
ica's cup against Thomas Llptou's
Shamrock IV. Today's course was
trjangular, to bo sallod over twice,
The first leg was a broad reach o(
i miles, tho second u K miles
bent to windward, and (be third, a
reach homo of &", niuklng In all
30 14 miles,
Jltmolutu bud liirreuww! bur lHtd s
tlm yachts Mulshed (ha first rouml
nf tliu trlBHgU, IJ'iuffJtJsl tlw
wiri:
llesolule, I;80,05; VHlhl( 4teJ
63, Hoflttiiru, lilQill.
Whuu Iho )Mi'h kM nmn4 fW
fourlb Nark (lie lts -?)
flvMHto, ( Mill)' VUK Hilt,
RESOLUTE
AGAIN
YACHT
WINNER
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