Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 27, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextJtlSrit U o"' - Medford Mail Tribune SECOND EDITION WEATHER Fair Mav. t'2 Mln. JH ltd. Hum. fJ8. )rrt y.fourlh Yrsr. IMIly -Ninth Yonr. OH OD MUSI 0 IE T F OUR MONTHS Physician Advises Colonel That He Is Suffering From an Enlargement ol the Spleen and Loss of Vitality as Result of Jungle Fear Patient Refuses to Follow Advice. E AS SUN RISING MEDFORD, OlilsqOX, SATURDAY, ."JUNK 27, VM NO. 81 SUFFRAGE SUR HAMPLAK "i, g, c" RtPBEstsriTiiES niiiriiE fod feide ieiieei raio in unci. OVHTKIt HAY, N. V., Jiiih' '-'". -I'liur mouths of iiliMilule rent Inn Iiccii prescribed for Colonel Itoosc sell liy his physluluii, who informed hint Hint ho was offering from nil I'liliiiyniii'iit of (ho hilri'n mill n loss of vilulity 114 ii result nf Iho malarial frvrr hr contracted in tint South AitH'rii'iiii jungles. "Hill in four mould the campaign will hr out," tin ioloii" said today, ('ouscqut'iitly lin iiihli'il, hi' consider. ri it mi impossibility for his lo fol low his physician' advice. ('(itiuifi itoosrvi'lt has nbnudonrd his campaign (tip iii-rnsi (Iio I'onlN nciiti which Imil been arranged ten titlivrly for September. He iiImi telegraphed lo I'ittsliiii" Hint he would make only one speech there on Tuesday night, fwo hiul hrcn (i 1 1 it tti-il. HprtlralM Cnnnulhtl The change ill the ex. president's plans came uflrr mi examination iiiiiiIc lus night hv Dr. Alexander Liitnhrrt of New York. Dr. Lam bert riiino to Oyster Hay ami spent mini' thmi mi hour in iuMi'tiii; his nilirnt. Then hr lojil him he must rest for four mouths. Mr uracil the i'oIoiii'I to give tip his I lip to Pitts, burg, to make no Hprrihrii during the ciuupiiigii nml n fur n poiililr t (.'itu up everything tlnit would tux his strength, Ho explained, (ho colonel Milil, (lint It would rrotiiru n long period to shako off thr effects of tlu niiihiriii) nml that if this wire mil n mpllshril, llic disease might heroine so securely fiistrni'il on him (hut ho would liner recover his full strength. It might even iinpuir his iiu'iilul vigor, llm physician said. Heritors to 1 1 ifd Wattling I'oIoiii'I Holism rlt declined to hrril tlit warning. Iln Hiiiil it would hr mi iinMissihility for him to give up his campaign work. "I think Dr. Lambert look n gloomy view," 1'ohuicl Itoosuvrlt said. Iniighingly. "Hut I slmll tnki I'lirr of myself lis well iih I run nml I'll mm' lluil (hit tniiliiiiu docs not get settled in my s.vsteiu." Upon his rrttmi from Pittsburg, Colonel Itnuscvclt is to sec u Ihroiit specialist. Hut whatever tint phjsi cin UK Hiiy of the iMissiblo consequence- he is determined, hr said, to go on with lilt campaign in u limllril way. FIVE DEATHS FROM HEAT IN ST. LOUIS ST. I.OPI8, Mo., Juno 27. Flvo dimtliH (rum llm hunt lant iiIkIiI ami loilny wuiii ropurtud In St. I.oiiIh up to noon. Tim toiuporutura ut 11:00 o'clock thin iiiurnlnK was 93 degrees, it rUu of tliroo degrrcii In nn hour, mill Indications woro llutl tliu mor cury would Hourly roach tliu high murk o( yostorduy whim 101 was re tnrdod. A strong wind however, Htirvcil to reduce tho suffering from tliu high lomptirnturo. Speaker of House Tells Delegation that Men Have Made a Bad Mess Out of GovernmentVotes for Women to b Secured Quicker by States than by Congress. RAILROAD STRIKE VOIE KNOWN SOON CI.HVIMiANI), Ohio, Jiiiiu 27, W'urruim 8. Htono, Kriiud chief of tho llnitlimhuud of hocomotlvii KukI. iicoin kiihl ludny (hut Ihu riiHiilt nf Ihu Htrlktt oto lukvii by rU50 uiikI iii'iiim nml fliiiiimn mi UK rttllroilH wimt of (IhliuKu will ho known komu llniu liuiwiuiii July I mid V. It In it MU'i'iil hitllut lui Mttlit mid lliurn U im liiillrttlmi kn u tliu ri'null Tliu ni imkiul fur uirdMvil wunu, rhiirlur Imuu Mi hullvr tvurklnu tuiiilllluim mul Him ulrlbp vul tuniM hIhui IIiu hIIiuuiIk (vfUHMl bvlr ilviiimulD, WAHIIIS'UTOON, Jtinn 27. Hprak or CUrk todny told dolrRKtlou ut wuiiiett from tho National American Woman' Suffrage auoclallon, that "woman'a atiffrago U an Innvllalilo a tho rUInt: of tomorrow'a aun." "For nix thousand car," said tho aprakor, "mrn havo hrcn tryliiK to run thn world and nomn think tlm)' havo tnado a hail iiicm of It. I hopo that wlion )ou wmnon run It, )ou'll Improra on It. I think women uf frKo l Inttvltablo. Tho only ouch tlon you folk havo to conildrr In to how mint i'Jrdltloiily not what you arc after. You ran Rrl It quicker by tho atatr than by eoiiKrmi. All Not 1'lttnl to Yotn "In auiiin place thero Ii a great prejudlte MRalunt woman auffrace. Yuu want to remember one thing, that If ou Idko the fight, you nro out for ear. Whenever tho aubject com on up for a olo In MUiotirl I am KoIhk to olo for woman auffragc. TliU la not lieraiiBo all women art) fitted lo vote, and I may add that I would not llko to aay that all men nro fitted to vote. If ou over do vole, and I think It It coming cor laluly I hopo you will voto for tbo beit prlnelplo and the beit men.'1 Tho apeakcr wit addrenlng a group of women from 38 atatcx, who had prvaenlud 300 polltlous for wont an itiffrago In tho form of rrolu tlona adopted by suffrage. organUa tlonn and main meotlnga nl the time of the nallonwldo dninonstratlon on May 2. Thero were also proHcnt con Krtimen, democrnta, republicans mid progrcvtlve to whom jx-tllloiin alto were prenrnted. Theio Included Hep rencntatleg Smith of Now York, Tay. lor of Colorndo, Hakcr of California, I'llihenry, O'llnlr and l'oiter of Illl noln, democratn; Monday, of NV)i)in Inn, Campbell of Knnnna, republlrana; Chandler of Now York; Waltora, l'ennylvanla and Hr)nu of Washing, progresitlves. fall on Vlro I'resldrnt The woman suffrage leadera In tho delegation, Included Dr. Annn How. ii rd Shaw, Miss Juno Addams, an(l Mm. Antoinette Kunk of Chlrago; Mrs. Helena Gardner, Mrs. Cllenna Kiullh Tlunln, and Mrs. Itaymond II, Morgan of Washington. Ylco ('resident Marnhall also rc cejved the suffragettes and later pe tltloiu to aeuatorn worn left at thn vIco'PreHldonl'a office. Tho auffrngoltea rciiuostod that all petitions bo laid before congress bo fore July, Thn Hiiffrngo asuoclatlon officials particularly empbaslied that thoy woro opposed to militant methods, wero not flghtliiK any party, but arc seeking aid for tho auffrago cause from Indlvldiiala of every political faith. (Jueflion up In .Missouri Dr. Hhnw called Speaker Clark's ntleutlon to tho fact Hint under tho Initiative and referendum thn suf frage question was being submitted to tho voters In MiHsotirl today. A telegram was sent to tho uuffrago lemlerH thero, Informing thorn of what the apeakor had said. Dr. Sliaw urged tho vice-president to tako n inoio decided stand on tho suffrage question because sho "believed ho bo lloved In HUtfrnge," "Hit I can't got away from my WsilisflSssssssssClTssssssssssssssI VJL JtK2sssssssilssSsssssssssVP-i1I)s iiiJjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjflkljjto(Z i wsssssbssssssssssR? " 'UVssssssssssh FtVfysssssssssssffl'Tf?Tisssssssssa?v Jl -MTJ f JlllllllllllllllllllVssssssssssssssssa sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssvislsssssslssssssssS Msssssssssssr" ' jssshtsssssssssV f asssssssssrf . '.'EiBssssssssssssssssssffl lsssssssssssssssssssHssBlflssssssssi TlisssssssssssssPf sssssssssssssstU isVTrSB llsssssssssssssssssssHlssssssssssllissssssssssssssssssssssk ' - U iBHSKl VssssssssssssssssssssssssssssHsssssssssssssllfiassssssssssssssssssssssssssssssV ' i Lssssssssssssssssssil f AJJsssskssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssfl lLLL19Hi!iHsLliLLLLBiK KIISkjKI I 3??""5EHO? DON iiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiKv 5iiassssssf trilLlN MIH15TE4 'S;"' XklllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllV QM'K - VssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssnrV -.&f Oama. -i r.., WSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsKry R2AZtUAK AMaASSADOQ. . , . , &GOft. XssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssKv9'1PBllir5 I fill 111 111 111 111 I Hill rUK KtbtritKAMUn CLAFLIN COMPANY XKW YORK, June 'J7. With Ihe iiote-hohlrm' eoiumitlee iictinc its u fuuiiel for chums pouring in fiiuu bunks mer the country, there were today iuerciising hope of ri'fzciiriii Hon for the II. II. Chifliu company mill its ut rim: of ilrygoodK stores. t'onfiilence in the ulliiimtc success of ome re-orcmiir.utiiui plmi which would put the crippled cumpiiuv ou its feet was mmiifesleil in the ulli tude of (Iri'KK mid Mc(loeru. cdiin sel who iiled iiiMiluntarv M'litious in hmikniptey for home of llm credit or, nt the xniuo linio the suits in equity brought uhout the receiver ship on Thursday. The hiwyen. hnve expressed no intention of intcrfcrim; with JiHCpIt H. Mnrtiiidiile ami Fretl crick A. .luillhiril, the receien nam ed In the equity proceedings so long n they are convinced their clicnln nre being protecleil. The volunlnry jH-ti-tion is pending in the courts. A votiintnrv htatciiicnt mis issued on liphulf of the merehniulisi' credi torx, urging that the us-cls of the ic tail stores he guunleil wherever pos-bible. EGAN DEFEATED VILLA TO FIGHT BY JACK NEVILLE MORNING'S PLAY 1 WAY INT SBATTI.i:, Wash , June 27. Jack Neville, hto California chniiiplon set a new record for (ho links of tho Seatlo Coif club with CU and bent II. Chandler I.'gan of Medford, Oregon, In four down at tho end of tho first round of 18 holes In tho Pacific northwest championship finals today. H was a tremendous advantugo tho Callfornlan held ijit the wonderful rccupcrntlto powers of the former national champion wero what his friends were banking on for a re vorsM of tho order before tho last half of tho match was finished. Kgan was putting badly and every missed putt cost him something for Neville was not making a single mistake CITY OF MEXICO KAOI.i: PASS, Texas. June 27 No signs that a definite uudcri-tand-Ing Iihb bueu reached with the object of hoallng tho breach between Gen eral Carranzn and General Villa hai been apparent nt Carranza's head quarters, according to travelers who arrived today from Saltlllo and Mon terey. The utmost secrecy was main tained at Carranza's headquarters re garding developments and a strict censorship was enforced, they said. Traffic between Saltlllo and Tor- reoti has been somewhat interrupted RETORN TO POST VANITIE DEFEATS DEFIANCE EASILY nnnn (Cootlnuod on rag 6.) -" ' - STATUE UNVEILED DIJKI'I'.IIMMNK, Keothuul, Juno 117. A htiitim nf Aiuliw Ciiiiii'kIi) wun unveiled luihiy In l'illi'imilnf, one of Ihu city pink, The pink wun liretM'iileil o llm iniiulclpiillly In IIIOII hy Mr, Ciii-iiikIii (ogciher vtilh mi enilowiiiitiit or 'J)IIO,llllll. A feu I ii i n of Ihu iliiy'd iueieiis mi Ihu sIiimIiik hy u tliolr uf tx IiiiiiiImhI tolre. uiiitomiimilril hv u limul uf llm milhi'iii "j,i jiow t'imit rwuiuwo Muii' i OYSTKU HAY, N. Y., Juno 27. For tho first tlmo since thn start of tho sorlos of thn contests designed to weigh tho merits of tho candidates seeking tho honor of defending tho America's cup ngnlust Thomas l.iptou IV, Itesoluto was today compelled to stay out of tho race. Hosoluto's bowsprit, it had been recently discovered by her owners, Is soft and defective. Sho will roiunlu out of tho contents until tho Newport races, A heavy showers was falling when tho othor two yachts reached away ou tho first log. Thoy crossed tho lino In tho following official times: Vaultle, l:l,:ori; Durinnro, 1:15: 12. Vitnltlo rounded tho fourth mark at l:oa:tD; Doflanco at t:lti:lG. Tho wind picked up somewhat as tbo boats started on tho bocoud leg, which was n beat to windward. 13th hole ho missed his chance for a squared match. Llo had been one down at tho turn, and had lost tho 10th and won tho 12th. Tho 14th, Kith and 10th followed In a row nnd ho nas four down going to tho 17th, but grabbed ono back with n great three only to lose at tho homo green when he missed his brnsslc. GAINS WASHINGTON, June 'J7. I'rcsi- tieni union early today received a lengthy menage from the American delegates nt Niagara KulU nml offi ciuN cloe lo the executive express the opinion that a meeting between the Huerta nml constitutionalist rep rcscutntiu'K" was practically nMiirct! The me-sngo received today I said to hnve reported the results of a con fcrenec between the American dele gates nml Minister Nnon. While it is estimated in some quarters thnt nn informal conference between the ot- iiositig -Mexican factions will tenni ante in failure, it was made elenr that President Wile.on is viewing negotia tion optimUtcnlly. Tl... !.! .1 ..I.....l ...... I...1.... I.r.1,1.1. .n.t l ... ..,.., I 1 -'"T KUIIU UlWIIIllUll . iuiiui .. au.v.. u.., ...... ,y. -oo ....u...,- . . tho arrhnls said, that tho rnllroaJ ""'.'. '"'"'" " i m-.- !y iiiai iteiierai iiuerta was wining to have vtec-lVt-.ins'ul Silliimn return to his Mtst nt Saltillo. The request to Huerta to return the American consul, whom his troops- imprisoned mid threatened with deatii, to a tern lory over which ho now him no con trol, was merely n formality and to preserve the good faith of the United States in respect of a promise it made when it bcrured the release of Sillimnu from his precarious poi lion. The mustitiitiomilUts now en tirely control Saltillo and the &ur rounding territory. trnckg had been heavily mined. Tho commanders of the constitutionalists When Kgnn missed a putt at tbo , f Die east contlnuo to confer with General Carranzn and troops contlnuo south from that point toward San l.tils I'otosl. It was reported said tho travelers that General Villa had expressed tho Intention of taking the burden of de feat of Huerta on his shoulders and that ho was prepared to fight his own way Into Mexico City without regard to what Carranzn proposed to do. What tho plana of General Car ranin may bo In view of this state ment aro unknown. K MM NHW YOItK, Juno 27 Tho twi hour session ou tho stock exchange today was barren of development?. Prices inclined slightly towurd n high er level and the Claflln failure with Its attendant circumstances ap peared to bo forgotton for tho time. Tho market closed firm. Good fractional gains were quite goneral In tho early donllugs and tho list bore, further evidence, of its dis position to break awny from tho up prenhenslon caused by tho Claflln failure. St. Paul wns strongest of tho rcprcxcntutlvo shores and May Department stores was prominent in tbo spodeal group, with mi advance of 1H. BY SUGAR TRUST WASHINGTGONVJuno 27, Chalr tuait Overman of tho senate lobby commltteo had beforo him today u special report of postofflco investi gators alleging tho government was deprived of SSCOO postal revenues when certain bo-called bet sugar lob by literature was circulated freo un der the frank of Senator I.oclgo of Massachusetts, Whether stops will bo taken to compel tho sugar inter ests concerned to pay that sum, has not been decided, but Mr. Overman doclared today tho investigation would bo tho basis of legislation to regulato tho use of tho fraukhiG privilege. RELIEF CAMPS ESTABLISHED FOB PARS WATCHES BIG BATTLE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP Jack Johnson and Frank Moran Meet In 20 Round Fight Betting Favors Champion Three to One Dress Suits Worn by Spectators Many Women See Battle. PARIS, June 27. Johnson wins on points. Uout went 20 rounds. PRINCIPALS IN TODAY'S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE AT PARIS, FRANCE r ! v hvrvwcM'UUMys -AiuiVi uu . -v .. . t. u.b... . B &iato.fliAVi vvs vKMsa . f tummt SHElufPSL. r 'i.c BBBBPHL' y -t BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBj ifHHr '.?r vkkkkV r' v "W'j 'VM I BBi BPftw . ;Hv- kHJPy 1 s BJBJBBH kkkkCkkkkkkkkkkkkkkK 'kVMkkkkkaLiWIiBlBkkkkkk kr .r MHHu maiIw!!5naJ7 j SALEM REFUGEES SALHM, Mum., June 'J7. To in sure mi nit u ry conditions m (he eampa established for the homeleis was the most iires-iug problem today eon fronting those in churgo of Hie re lief wotk in the lire htriekeu city. Officials of the state militia uiul the state hoard of health co-operated in tins work. Two official emupi wero in operation ami preparation., woro made for tho establishment of n third into which could he brought liiuiiy persons nt picacnt scattered in vatious open places jp the city. in each of tho tents provided for Midler there were four cots, In Mune, eases nine or ten persons occu pied ii hiuglo lent. The militia found no difficulty in maintaining older throughout Ihu night. VKLODKOMK D'HIVKH, Paris, June 27. Johnson entered tho ring nt 10:20 nml cheering began. A great shout went up as Mornn fol lowed. The crowd gave Moran a bet ter hand than Johnson, hound Ono Mornn found an opening nml laud ed fitst to the stomach and head. Johnon sueecilcil in landing on Mor on's jmv. They mixed it hard, John sou landing on the I'iltsliurgcr's Htomnch. Hound Two Moran forced the fighting hut Johnson mnnuged to get home a hard jipporrut to the juw. Mornn in re turn landed hard on Johnson's head. Johnson sends n light left hook to the check. Itouml Three Johnson gave Moran terrific up pereuts to the jaw while Moran res ponded with several jolts to tliu Negro's Ktomuch. Johnson landed it hard jolt on Moran's eyo and fol lowed with hnnl knocks on the body. Johnson crowded Moran who stumb led nguinbt tho ropes us time wits called. ,. scr, Round Pour Johnson drew first blood with n right to Moran's no-se. Tho Negro smiled confidently us he met Mornn's attack. Iloth led nt the same time. Kaeli landed on the other's head without harm. Johnson landed on Moran's fnec ns the gong sounded. Itouml 'Five Johnson appeared fresher and con fident as tho round began. Moras landed hard on Johnson's Jaw and tho crowd cheered. Johnson re taliated with several blows to the body. Moran blocked several hard uppcrcuts and landed lightly on tho negro's solar plexus which amused tho crowd. Itouml Siv Johnson continued tho terrific up pcrcuttlng to Moran's Jaw, the negro struck a. hard left. Moran landed with both right and loft to Johnson's face, which brought a cheer from tho crcowd. Hound Seven Moran landed sovcrul hard ones to tho nogro'B head, wlillo Johnson got In a hard ono to the stomach. Moran landed a swift left to Johnson's chin. Johnson then rushed Moran to tho ropes without damage. Johnson opened wider tho cut ou Moran'a nose. PA It IS, June 127. French sports men mid thousands of Americans and other foreign followers of boxing wero gathered in Paris today, await ing the fight tonight for tliu heavy weight championship of (ho world. Frank Mornn of Pittsburgh and Jack Johnson, holder of tho titlo since he defeated Jeffries ou July I, 1010, nt Iteno, will meet in tho ring ut the great Velodrome M'Hiver at lOKIO tonight to fight for twenty rounds under Queensberry rulos. Ou every hand tho question wa discussed whether tho white chal lenger wus eupiihlo of wresting thn title from its negro holder. Kucfa combatant expressed strong canfi deiit'o in his own ehmiees of vietory, (Coutluucd on Page 0) WASHINGTON, Juno 27. Prel dent Wilson bus a Pine mil ihu sunt emu of illiiilsu Impound on Major IIuiiJuiiiIii M Kunhlur of Ihu Coast Aillllcr) iorps by u mint iiiarlUI. Mujur Itouhler vtiu III tumiuuml at I'D! I JV'M) J'Juiu Island. N V , wh'H miisii)iiu vkuise tu lifoijMkl KKslilM pun, Mm! N Ii Ul was M4 bsklua t'iH'4 Amh, ON SAN LUIS P0T0S1 TAMPICO, Miulco, Juno U (vU Laredo, Teiss, June 87.) TMty mm curs wih upwards uf 10tf mm, HUlMMHllllllll Ulld IJl.'UlN), bgu tk silvancu uh Huh ,uU Plw t4f a lur fJvwvrsI JtMiua Currant Mrn4 lim a rtniHR(s(Mii tm4 (MpuHti fsvtffuM) trsrt4lMij aw4Uiuwi Mutt "rrvf'! J