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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1910)
(Ejmh bbt - -J fox ADS. NEWS t uiiF.V IIIS1XKSS IS SLOW,. AD VIItTISK. THAT IT PAYS IS EVI- niJrri iiv successful nusi- XKSS HOtHKS EVERYWHERE :: Established iu t878 its Tho Coast Mnll. XXXII. FORCES Insurgents and "Democrats' Temporarily Control the Situation. SPEAKER'S POWER PREVENTS OVERTHROW Most Spectacular Battle for Control Ever Waged in Congress. BULLETIN. (By Associated Press. WASHINGTON, D. C, March 18. The House adjourned at 4:4S P M. The final vote was 164 to 150 In the Insurgents' favor. It was a memorable fight which dajllght found still in progress iu the House. The stubborn filibuster on the part of the Cannon and the House organization, an equally relent less attack on tho part of tho "al lies," were tho distinguishing fea tures of the hottest fight yet made to overthrow t!-o nresent control of the House. It commenced yester day afternoon and continued ail night with relentless aggression on the part of the Democrats and Insur gents who were masters of tho Ttncr. ulars at every point, but who could not force Cannon to rule on the Nor- rls resolution, providing for an en lar?ement of the rules committee Vol. MM t LONG tilth the Speaker eliminated. It was In a flel'v speech, Shackleford of extraordinary In many ways. For Mississippi declared that by "Abdl Instance, an odd spectacle was a , eating his throne," tho Speaker had House prepondonntlv Reixibl'can or- I'lvately instructed tho sergeant-at-derlng the arrest of the absentees of arrns not t0 arrest absentees, but ho that party on the motion of a Dem ocrat was carried by the Democratic otes. It has been many years say old ob servers, In fact no precise parallel nas suggested, since the House re mained in session all night,' and that after an all-day session and until this auernoon, when tired, weak and eary, the game majority voted for a brief recess. Both sides exhausted their orator ical resources in attack and defense. Most of the speakers consumed the full hour's time allotted them, and many bitter things were said, espec ially about and to Cannon, who was characterized as a demagogue, and ar, unwilling to give fair play. At times the disorder was so great that members who were engaged in "the .oebate weio formed, but a' few out by the interested and clamorous groups which surrounded them nnd speaker Cannon looked seriously ,th a sob ' and colorless wlldeye, vigorously demanded: "The House "H come to order." Cannon was accused of instructing '" sergeant -at-arms and deputies to make a real effort to bring a delinquent Republicans and this ,! ' a lu'H' wiangle. Cannon left ,e thmalr temporarily and the presid es officer .uleel the motion out of .,,' but ,k was overruled, and then rant6 " ''buUt slgnlnS new war a S rr ",l assistant sergeant-at-aim n , nncn "($ returned and he ..: '"eon ot Texas went at it c the heav' Texan demanded that " sign the new warrants, but reh? .Claimed "no ' oreurn" and Sh aCr The Texan ln a raS Wof .ftlS Cannon boun(l to ear then 1 nlU of the House when hen,h "as not a luorum -as P'ied h 6 'S a a,,orum- "Cannon rer Thi. 0Uld not act uner the rules lU5re was ,n. -. but ,,.,; ' v UI oustmg Cannon, Until thp noi, . .' rulo .. "leaner consents .10 w m lue 'Amission of KfOluti, the Norris on as nrivlleged It is dim- cult to See llOW n r.,.l . . x. . nai cLr, ditmiss tne sergeant-at- can be made. er!ThI?! V,Ilferenc of Insurgents the in J durlne the y and one of S!Z and re6U,ars but no reJ ere refched and finally fv;rredasthV0ted for- Wnen the the ugh mot'n to postpone an,l carriT'1 toraorrow was made lad, an1 adjournment waB '-NQTON, D. C, March IS. SAIED By FJLIPUSTER l HOUSE l . i t 'i i IR ON CANNON is: op nsurgents Score Another Vic tory and Speaker May be 4 Shorn of Power. ' (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, D. C, March IS. Following up their victories over Speaker Cannon and the regular Rep resentatives, the House Insurgents and Democrats attempted to change the rules of the House. Norris of Nebraska offered a lesolutlon for the appointment of a new committee on rules and making the Speaker In eligible to serve thereoii. The House i refused again today to take up the Crumpacker bill to amend the .ii. , ,. sus act. Although the roeular Re-1 u luiuiiuuus who were ueieatea wiui . bpeaker Cannon yesterday .If 1 lauieu some Democrats to their support, U alV ne&atle Cannon denounced the in - surgent Representatives for their -at- titude. "v. At 2 o'clock ). m., a motion by Representative Martin of South Da-1 kota, a regular, that the House take a recess until 1 p. in., carried by 1G1 to 151. Indescribable confusion and rt pfenlng yells greeted the result of this the fourth test of strength. The House later decided to post- l'ne the rules light until tomorrow. was unable to command a majority. AVOUIiU CHOOSI-: WILLIAMS. llcjiular Iti'iiubliciiiis Very Irate tho IiiMii'i;i'iit.s. at , j (By Associated Press.) , WASHINGTON, D.'C, March IS. The election of minority leader, Champ Clark, as speaker of the the CoinmIssIon hnB no authority 25. 1SGG. aIia May 4, 1870, 3,137, House was seriously considered to- QVer vessejg .after they enter the acres granted, of which 820,000 day by some of the regular Republi- d,;,,,,, tne Commissioners having acres have been sold, the remaining cans. They say they would follow ; au'tnorlt'y ony over the wharves and 2,317,000 acres being claimed (by a Democrat In preference to a Re- Jmj(j flats around the bay. tlie Oregon and California Railroad publican who defies the majority of , owing to the tide the Ramona Company as successors to the orlg his party. This cour.se would be con-' wll sa(1 a(. G o'ci0CC Saturday morn- lnal grants, the report states tha.t a tlngent bn the defeat of the organlza-' n suit was Instituted September 24, Hon in the present crisis. j A,nong those arriving on the Ra-'1908 against the Oregon and Cal The Insurgent Republicans select-' mona were the following: fornla Company, the Issues in the ed Messrs. Gardiner of Massachusetts ; n L silare g n Kaiser G h ' case ueing complicated by a large Hayof California, Lenroot of Wiscon-1 Dftncalli c M Summers, E. W. Pel, sin and Norris of Nebraska to meet .1 p A)ne H Apneli j B Carteri A. similar representation from the regu-, p , El)ensetin, Jno. Langford, J. W lars to arrange for the enlargement Heatherlngton and wife, O. W. WI1 pf the rules committee to ten or flf- son E c Dart s p Bartlett, A. teen members with the elimination , Lfevy Paul Jones; n. Lansen, J. Xose, of the Speaker. A committee from M j Walsh, H. L. Dougherty, P. the regulars met the insurgents in an , 3iercer T. c. Varne and wife, C. H. effort to reach a basis of compromise Freemnnj G. W. Talsey, G. McGill, l;ut nothing was effected. . ; Mlss jicGIll, T. P. McGill, G. W- Gatchell, J5. H. Gatchell, W. Church, NO HEARING TODAY. R Chnri.h Geo. N. Skaw, Mrs. 1 louse Squabble Delays Hallinger- I'intliot Healing. 'Bv Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, D. C, March IS,,;, LHygren, E. Lilygren, G. Llly Owlng to conditions in the House gren, Rev. P. Curley, G. W. Hollls- it was Impossible to get a quorum , tnr t. B. Mallory, M. A Webster, fqr tho Balllnger-Pinchot hearing p-jBS pierCe, J.. Sampson. J. Phillips. this morning and adjournment was, . , taken until tomorrow morning. j Plan Picnic The Marshfleld High Woinan Aiicstcd. Cora G. Fair banks was arrested late yesterday af ternoon at the Nutwood saloon by Marshal Carter, charged with intoxi cation. She created considerable disturbance while being taken to jail. She is to have her hearing be- fore City Recorder Butler this after noon. Proprietor Smith of the Nut wood has discharged the bartender, who was said to have been responsi ble for allowing the woman to enter the place and in consequence he will probably not be prosecuted for al lowing women in his saloon. COQUILLK MILLINERY. Mrs. A. G. Aiken is making prepa rations to open her millinery store in Coquille Jn a few days. Ladies of the Coqulllevalley are requested to watcH for opening announcement. Mltchejl WAGONS and HUGGIES mm MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1910 EVENING HALF MILLION PAID FOR PAINTINGOKARG Otto Kahn Pays Record Sum for Art Production at ,New York Auction Today. (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK, March 18 Half a million dollars, the record high price Piffl TALKS ON IE press: - f . M' President Disagrees With Chi- cago Papers Guest Many Functions. (By Associated Press.) at CHICAGO, March. IS President Taft was the guest of honor and principal speaker at function's in va- I-I"s Irish and other organizations here yesterday. Addressing the Chi- con-lcnKO Xewsninor Club th rreckw ' c'l" newspaper iuu, tile President ,i ,., ..,.,.. ..m,... ,, liitli III M 111. S I I HT ll press and touched on unases oi journalism on which annnreritlv he j fcels dBepIy. e spoke feelInglV of ed,t0r,Bta '" Ch'Cag Pa"erS' , nlany of whlch he characterizcd as Unlete in n,i mfflmt. wm, " , unjust conclusions. Steamship Arrives Eearly This 1 Morning ' With Large Passenger List. ! I The Ramona arrived ln at G ! o'clock this morning from Portland, 'after one of the best trips she has 1 had in many weeks down the coast. She had a large passenger list and , a good cargo. ..ii -v .I... 11.. n to ran nunc FH0I PORTLAND iiiiiHuin iNuisun says uiiu lilts uuos , - - Bny por). CommIssion is ln error ln ' lain resolution of January 24th. Tho attemting t0 regulate the speed ofeport recites that the lands involved .,,,, f1, ,, ,, tTo 000v . aggregated under the acts of July Geo. N. Skaw, G. W. Skaw, B. Hltch- cock, J. G'. Thatcher, Mrs. Parrott, Miss Parrott, Mrs. Brock, Miss Brock y:?s Lloyd, John Relth, M. Carter, School studens are planning a big picnic at Charleston tomorrow. Eric Bolt, Will Horton and Will Merchant were appointed a committee to char ter a boat for tho day, and Miss Al pha Mauzey, Ruth Allen and Nora Tower were named as the refresh ment committee. It was voted to Invite Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shannon and Mr. arid Mrs. Ross to accompany tho students. Father Curley Hack. Rev, Father Curley returned today on the Ramo na, and much to the gratification of his many friends on the Bay, it is announced that tho Archbishop has qhanged his mind about giving him another charge, and he will remain on the bay and continue Jn charge of the North Bend parish. LIME ami SULPHUR , SPRAY atvRivs. Pioneer Hardware Co, Small size TROUT FLIES at MILNER'S-. & paid for a painting, was paid today for the celebrated portrait of Granz family, painted by himself. The pur chaser was Otto Kahn, the banker, who secured the portrait from the Duvoen brothers. J. P. Morgan bid between $350,000 and $400,000 for the picture. iTRY TO END ' - I' Pennsylvania Politicians Take a Hand in Philadelphia Traction Trouble. I (By Associated Press.) PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March 18. wlth the arrival ndre yesterilay o State Senator James P. McNichol and William P. Vare, recorder of deeds ln tms co"nty. the most powerful fT Zn , , T T. pou"clf"; ty ,n PlllladelPhla' u Is expected that n(i,iP,i fnrpp will ho rrtvpn tho mnvp- aaaeu Iorce v'm " Siven tne move- i i ....... . . meni to uring auout peace ueiween ti, ctii.i ,.,., ., v. om.. H1C auilUIIJi 1.UI UltU UUKX UltT X 111111" .,,..,., ,-,-..,., ... ,10 is c d.ted with ugh out tto eS omJ! Carmen-S strike last June L-ibor ,Carmens strl ?.Iast June- Labor leauers are still trying to spreau tne general strike. IS URGE Special Report on Coos Bay Wagon Road Grant and Litigation. (By Assooiated Press ) WASHINGTON, D. C, March IS. The Department of Justice has sent to the Senate a report concerning the I suits against the land-grant rail- 'rnnilci In rpsnnrtRf in tho nhnmher- number of interventions, and that the case Is now pending on demur rers, interposed by principal defend ants. In addition to the main suit forty-five other suits, Instituted against large purchasers of the rights of the United States to the forfeiture of lands In regard to suits to set aside the Coos Bay and Roseburg Wagon Road grant, made under the act of March 3, 1800. Tho report says tho results of an investigation on tho condition of the lands under this grant have recently been pre sented to the Attorney-General, tho subject consjdered, and a plan of procedb.ro adopted, and a' discussion of tho future plans of the Govern ment at this time would bo inadvis able. THE WHEAT MARKET. (By Associated Press.) i CHICAGO, March 17. WheaU closed as follows: .May, $1.12; July, $1.07; September, $1.04. TACOMA, March " 17. ,Wheat, bluestem, $1.14 and $1.15; Club, $1.00. PORTLAND, March 17. Track wheat prices: Club, $1.02 and $1.03; Bluestem, $1.10 and $1.11; Red Russian, $1.01; Turkey Red, $1.04; Forty-Fold, $M; Valley, $1.03. SiynnvIN-WILLIAMS, the high est grade PAINT made, at JIIL- .XER'S. Iver Johnson JIICYCLES at MIL- LIME and SULPHUR SPRAY at Pioneer Hardware Co. R m UM K Umm EDITION A consolidation of Times, Coast Mall nnd Coos liny Advertiser. ES AGAINST LIFE i PASSED UP Iff GI8S0N RELD (tt PORTLAND Chief Steward of Breakwater and Ramona Under Arrest On Serious Charge. E. L. Gibson, chief steward on tho Ramona and for a long time occupy ing a similar position on the Break water, was arrested In Portland Mon day night together with Mrs. Kline, on charges preferred by a Mr. Kline of -The Dalles, Oregon. Both were still in jail when the Ramona left for here Wednesdny night. The arrest caused quite a stir here when the news of the escapade was brought in by parties on the Ramona today. Gibson Is well known hero and' so Is Mrs. Kline, but she was known here as Mrs. Gibson, having travelled with the steward as his wife. They were arrested shortly after the Ramona reached Portland on her last trip. Even the members of the Ramona crew supposed that the wo man in the case was Mrs. Gibson. Thirty-two Swept Into the Har bor of Safety at the Tabernacle. TAHERNACLE CALENDER. . (By Rev. G. LeRoy Hall.) Tonight High School Night. Sunday afternoon--"Grenter Coos County." .Of the thirty-two who camo forward last night, twenty-six were men and boys, mostly men. Nearly the entire Eastslde base ball team havo decided for Christ. Everybody welcome. St. Patrick's night proved to bo the greatest of tne Tabernacle revi val. In splto of all tho advertising of the counter attractions, a large crowd-gathered to hear Dan Shannon, tho evangelist. , His subject was "Cheap Sales, and no Profit." Text: "Ye havo sold yourself for naught, yet ye shall bo redeemed without money." He said: "If you havo real estate to sell, or any article of merchandise, you try o get tho highest market price, but when It comes to your life, the most valuablo possession you have, many sell It to tho evil ono, nnd get misery, woo, shame, sorrow, disgrace and death In return. We ay a man Is lnsano who wilfully de stroys his property, or burns up hl money or commits suicide, and God says tho mnn who destroys his own soul Is a madman. "Some men sell their soul for earning It, and their children kill themselves spending It. Gold, like Iflro and water, Is a good servant but a hard master. If some men In Coos Bay could take their monoy Into eter nity ,t would do them no good, for It would melt. But there Is no pocket In a shroud, and they will bo pau pers when they stand before the Judgment seat of Christ. "Some sell their souls for sinful pleasure. God says, "Sho that liveth In pleasuro Is dead while she liveth." Some women Hvo tho butterfly life. The bees drag out tho drones; If all tho drones In tho hlvo of humanity were cast out, many a placo would decrease ln population, gome men should wear the tag "Sold Cheap," Like Esau, they havo sold their man hood, for that which wrecks both body and soul. Tho drunkard gives up his hard-earned monoy, and gets a big head, weak stomach, wrecked . nerves, sauness, woe, poverty, rags, and eternal misery, for God has said: TIDAL WAVE LAST NI6RT GET IT WHILE IT IS NEW RY HEADING THE COOS HAY TIMES. ALL THE 'NEWS ALL THE TLME TERSELY TOLD :: :: :: :: :: No. 211. CAPTAIN DE OTTE Government Investigator Lim its' Himself to Alleged Pilfering. WILL NOW BE SENT TO WASHINGTON. 1 1 1 Port Commission Will Take Czarina Wreck Criticism Up Direct. Although Captain DeOtte, who was sent here by tho Government to in vestigate the charges of pilfering made against Messrs. Taylor and Chrlstlanson of tho poos Bny Lifo Saving Station, was understood to havo stated on his arrival that ho would investigate any charges that might be preferred against the crew If the charges were properly filed, ho refused to do so late yesterday when the matter was put up to him In an official way. ' The refusal of Captain DeOtte to make tho Investigation occasioned considerable surprise. President J. T. McCormac of the Marshfleld Cham ber of Commerce and President W. P. Evans of the Port of Coos Bay Commission, understood him to say when they conferred with him soon after his arrival, that if counter charges were filed against Captain Dolce and the crew that ho would Investigate them. Yesterday afternoon, tho Port of Coos Bay Commission, which took the attitude on tho Btart that a thor ough Investigation was necessary to either exouorate Cnptnin Bolco and his men or to find them guilty, se cured the filing of the necessary charges to open tho case. When Captain DeOtte was apprised of tho filing of tho charges, he stated to Presldont Evans that ho considered tho whole affair a closed matter nnd that ho could not Investigate it fur ther. However, the Port of Coos pay Commission does not proposo to pass the matter over as it stands now and they will take tho matter up again with tho Government officials at Washington and members of tho Oregon delegation. Tho charges against tho actions of the crew at tho time of tho Czarina disaster aro understood to specify that no nt ternpt was tnado to launch tho surf boat, that Captain Bolce did not send to tho nearby life saving station for help, that the life boat was not launched and that the extraordinary charge of powder permitted was not used In tho endeavor to shoot tho line to the Czarina. "No drunkard shall Inherit tho King dom of God." "Yh Shall lo Redeemed." ' "A pawnbroker holds the articles that havo been pawned until tho re demption price has been paid. God says: "Men have sold thomselves to do ovll, and Christ' camo to redeem them from their torriblo bondage " Money, good works, culture and edu cation cannot pay tho redemption price for the Scrlpturo says: 'Wo aro redoomed by the precious blood of Christ.' " When the Invitation was given, two stalwart men, heads of families, cimo boldly down the center aisles. T-hen from the right hand side came Lyman Noble, ono of the oldest resi dents qf Coos county. As ho enme, a shout went up from the peoplo. A husband said to his wife, "Come on, I'm tired of sin." Hand In hand they camo to Christ. From the rear of tho Tabornaclo camo five men, nnd throe 'women, soma smiling, sonio weeping. A few mlnutos moro and four, young men "Ilnod up," Tho christians wept, prayed, and shouted, for they felt repaid for tholr days and weoks of hard prayer and labor to make tho meotlng a success. When tho final cohnt was made, thirty-two had "crossed tho bar" into tho pore of Peace. FOR SALE Homo Comfort innce In good condition, Qjieap,: going away, 9GG Broadway streot. During house-cleaning, use SHER. AVIN-WILLIAMS PAINT, at MIL- XER'S. ' ,if n EASTSIDE IS A WINNER. yj at MILNER'S.