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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1910)
"Tlf,W"'f Wxm&& ADS. NEWS ffllKX 1JL'SIX1!SS IS BLOW, Al VEItTISK. THAT IT PAYS IS EVI UVSCIW HY SUCCESSFUL IIUS1 .,'gg HQLSlyS EVERYWHERE :: GET IT WHILE IT IS NEW It HEADING THE COOS lAY TIMES, ALL THE NEWS AL.J THE TIMK TERSELY 1 OLD .: ' MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Established In n Tlio Coast vol xxxin. fOUNG GIRL IS ELOPEINI IS Stella Culberisun, Fourteen Years OJd, of-Baiyjor, Cannot Be. Round. ' BOY FRIEND'S FATHER DENIES-.ELOPEMENT Sheriff Gacje and Other County Officers Are Searching For .Hen. Tlio whereabouts of Stella Cul Icrtspn, n fourteen-year-old girl, who left her homo nt Baugor to attend school In North Bond Monday morning, and who liLcaiotr.beon.ecer by her rclntlvea hIiico, Ih a problem that every officer In Coos county Is trying to solvo today. Mr. Cul lertson, tho girl's father, Is mak ing every posslblo Investigation and Sheriff (Inge, Acting Marshal Levi Smith of Mnrshfloia, Marshal Hill Smith of North Dcnd nml other offi cers nro also trying to locnto her. According to tho girl's father, bIio doped with Sherman Stage, a young man who linn been employed ut tho North Ilcnd Mlllc Conflenanry. 11. T. Stage, tho lnd's father, denies this, laying his son loft on tho Break water Inst Saturday for'Wnshlngton points. At nny rate, tho girl is missing and according to nomo members of tho family sho In Bald to 'hnvo writ ten them saying that tho-youifg man had left her on Coos river nnd Hint the wnnted to ho tnlcen 'bade. Mr. Culbcrtson -went to Allegany yesterday lint was tinulilo to find nny trace of hor. Ho roturned last night. Tho girl, who Is still wenrlng short dresses, took no clothing, with her except what sho "wore. In conse quence her parents fear that sho may suffer from tho weather unless -some one tnkes her In. It Is expected that a doflulto cluo to tho girl's whorcahouts will bo found tonight or tomorrow. Sherman Stngo Is ono of tho boys who wns mixed up In tho Williamson hooting ense- near Coqulllo sovornl monthB ngo, as n result of which Williamson died. Stngo -was epoa erated from nny blnmo In that enso. A E Improvements Being Made at the C. A. Smith Com pany Plant. Improvements nro constantly bo lus made nt tho plant of tho C. A. Smith Lumber nnd Manufacturing company to mnko tho big plant a better ono. Tho latest Improvement that hns been started Is tho construc tion of a jnrg0 warehouse, Tho pil ing hns been driven nnd tho floor Md. The wurohouso will bo used a a storage place for tho supplies f the company. A large amount of upplles of all kinds aro handled ty tho lumber company and tho log ging company and. tho big building will bo built as a central warehouse. Tho structure Is on tho mill prop erty and Is along tho wnter lino of Isthmus Inlot. Inside will bo an electric erano such as Is used In the 'umber yard. This will bo a move able rrano bo that all supplies can b brought up In bonts, lifted by the crnno and deposited at any place In the warehouse. A spur from tho allroad will bo run up to tho build ing so that nny heavy material can 1)6 taken out of, tho warehouso by tne crane and loaded onto a car n the railroad. Tho arrangement 'U be n. convenient ono nnd will Rreativ lesson labor nnd tlmo In nand'tng tho largo amount pf sup Plies. In tho big mill Bomo machinery hlch win bo tho installation of a mMl band saw, an edger and n' trimmer. ' Toe Times Want Ada bring results, CONS U 1G W 1H7H Mall. MARSHFIELD, Removal of Victims of Colo rado Mine Disaster Is Awful Ordeal. (By Associated Press to Coos Day Times.) STARKVILLE, Colo., Oct. 13. Tho bodies of four moro vIctluiB of tho Stnrkvlllo disaster were removed from tho mine IiihC night, making tho total recovered eighteen. Tho task of bringing out tho dead Is ono severely trying to tho cmltirnnco and fortltmlo of tho rescuers. FIND CLUE IN E JSan Francisco Police Discover Lead That May Reveal the Criminals. lily Associated Press to Coos Bny Times.) 8AN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13. De tectives nro working today .qu ft cluo In tlio Los Angoles Times explosion rovealcd by Mrs. D. II. Ingorsoll, who told of two men named J. ,11. Dryco nnd F. A. Horry, who roomed nt hor.houso, nnd whom sho over heard plotting tho uso of dynamite Tho pollco .nro trying to locnto Bryco's Bweethenrt nnd nro connect ing him with tho purchaso of tho drnamlto-used In destroying the Times building. THE'WHEAT MARKET. (Dy Associated Press to Coos Hay Times.) PORTLAND, Oct. 13. Whont closed todny unchnnged. CHICAGO, Oct. 13. Wheat closed ns follows todny: Decomber, 91 c; May, $1.00 ; July 0Sc. TACOMA, Oct. 13 Milling wheat: Dliiestom, 90c; Club, Sic; Red Rus slnn, 83c to 8Sc; .export: Dlucstcm, 90e; Club, Sic; Ited Russian, 6Jc; ! Fortyfold, SSc to S9c. Major Morrow Wires That Ore gon Will Reach Coos Bay by That Date. ' Tho dreago Oregon will reach Coon Day on or before Oetober 20,, accord ing to present arrangements. This was the Information con tained' In a telegram from Major Morrow, In chargo of tho United States engineers of this district, to Honry Bengstackon, secretary ol tho Port of Coos Day Commission, this morning. Tho telegram was in response to a telegram from Mr. Songstackon ask ing about the matter. Mr. Seng stneken nnd tho members of tho Port Commission have been tyring to hur ry tho transfer of tho dredge so that It would bo certain to reach here boforo tho rough wcathor. "Hips aro coming baok Into stylo again," says a fashion note. Per sons who saved their hips will now bo glnd of It. . Tho old theory that a fool nnd" his money nro soon parted should bo revised. If there were no fools In tho world there would be less mon ey la clrculaton. MISSING, "10 DANGER OF EUROPEAN If! LEADERS OF FRENCH RAILWAY nrnmn President Jordan Ridicules Idea 1 1 united states, ami that the i.uiid- S I K I K h I H n 1 1 Uf N hi Hhn mU EI6RTEEN DEAD BODIES FOUND ME G DREDGE HERE ABOUT DGT. 20 OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1910- President Jordan Ridicules Idea of Clash Between England and Germany and Pities the Condition of Peasants. (Dy Associated Press to Coos Day Times.) NEW YORK, Oct. 13. There 1b nbout ns much danger of war be tween Great Drltnlu nnd Germany ns there Is of war between tnrs nnd BE TRIED SOON Port Commissioners "Reply to J. W. Bennett's Request in Hale Suit. At n meeting of tho Port of Coos Day Commission this morning, n let ter from J. W. Dennett concerning the Hnlo suit In the 'federal court nttncklng tho validity of tho Port of Coos Dny wns rend. Mr. Dennett stated In tho letter that In bohnlf of Senntor Gucrln, attorney for Mr. Hnlo, ho would Uko to hnvo tho Port Commissioners ncccpt scrvlco in tho en bo without Incurring the oxpciiBO of sending a United States marshal hero from Portlnnd to servo tho pn pcrs. After n brief discussion tho commissioners replied that thoy would willingly accept service In this mnnncr providing MessrB. TIa'lo, Guc rln and Dennett would ttgroo to hnvo tho caso sot for hearing ns early ns possible In thu federal court or ribout tho dnto that tho Oregon supremo court will take up.the-Bulta of tho Southern Oregon company and Den nett Trust company against tho Port Commissioners. If tho lattor Is dono the Port can snvo somo ox ponso In sending an attorney to Port lnnd, nnd thoy nro also anxious to get tho litigation ended ns tho ear liest posslblo (Into, so that tho Im provement of tho harbor will not bo Impeded. Other HiinIiicm. This morning, tho commissioners ordered tho port engineer to provide plans and specifications of clenrlng n chnnnol botween North Lnko and Ten MUo Lnko. It Is estimated this will cost nbout $1500 but it will ho of grent ndvnntngo to all residents or that section. Tho ordlnanco providing for tho Improvement of Kontuck Inlot wns passed and tho secrotnry Instructed to ask for bids for tho work. Tho application of tho Smith-Powers Logging company for permission to construct n boom In Isthmus In let near tho old forry landing on tho former Coos Day wagon route was tabled until November 11, when nil Interested In tho matter will bo asked to appear and discuss tho pro Joct. WALKER IX THOUI1LE. Jackson Ifun & Trust Co.'h Agouti Formerly of Mnrsliflcld, PORTLAND, Oct. 13. A halt was called on nn alleged building and loan association swindle hero by tho arrest of D. S. R. Walker, who had offices nt 326 Roord of Trade build ing, on a chargo of larceny by bailee. Walker, as otato agent for tho Jnck linn T.nnn & Trust roinnnnV. Is averred to have sold so-called con trocts( running Into thousands of dol lars throughout Oregon, . When placed under arrest by Do tectlies Day nnd Hyde a newspaper clipping was found In Walker's pock et, showing that the trust company had been halted In Oklahoma nftor It hnd sold contrncts representing J250,000. Numerous letters from persons- In various cities In Oregon domnndlng tho return of tholr monoy were found In his pockets. Prosecutor Fltzgernld believes tho sales of tho contracts In Oregon may pass tho $100,000 mark. Ho will bring tho matter boforo tho grand Jury next week. Wolker, until somo months ago, had offices In Marsljfleld, represent ing tno jacKson L.oan iruui uoi pany. An eastern minister declares thjro will be no men In' heaven. Hut Jot no woman bo discouraged. He njay bo mistaken. s tho United States, and that tho build ing of warships Is ruining the coun tries of Europe Is tho observation to dny of President David Stnrr Jor dan of Lclnud Stanford University. Ho returned today from a tour after attending tho International Congress of Zoology nt Grntts, Austria. "Tho prospects in Europo from tho view point of prosperity do not look good," ho said. "Business Is good In mnny of tho countries, but tho pensnnts nro pnylng tho bills." BREAKWATER IN F Steamship Arrived Early To day From North After Fairly Good Trip. Tho Breakwater arrived in early today with a full passenger list. Cnp taln Macgenn reports thoy hnd a fnlr trip down tho const. Sho will sntl ut 7:30 Saturday morning for Portlnnd. Owing to tho scarcity of whlto waiters, Captain Macgenn wns forced to try somo Filipinos in thnt ca pacity this. trip. Thoy gavo vory sat isfactory services down tho const nnd may bo kopt pormnnontly. Somo ono started tho story that thoy wcro Japs or ChlncBO but this Is not cor tect. ,rWo simply could . not got rollablo whlto waiters who would glvo our passengers good sorvlco, so vo hired tho Filipinos, paying them ho samu wages wo paid tho whlto nltors." Among thoso arriving on tho Brenkwntor wero tho following: Mrs. Dny, L. Hlivun, B.' Bergor, L. Amnilon, Mrs. Amudon, Miss II. AmuUon, Miss L, Amndon, Clinton Amndbn, Bornlco Amndon, M. . Kelly, Mrs. Kelly, W. E. Schlndles, "Mrs. Schlndles, C. M. Bnltor, Mrs. Bnkor, W. Wright, "V. Bennett, A. Bucklnghnm, Mrs. Ducklnghnm, Miss Buckingham, Albert Ducklnghnm, M. Adklns, A. Ttoynolds, E. A. Ford, 1,. lumping, T. Madden, Mrs. Gully, R. Gully, W. G. Howard, C. II. Nor wood, Edna Norwood, Holon Nor wood, Dorothy Norwood, Wm. Cnn dlln, Mrs. Cnndlln, M. E. Holmborg, Mtb. Holmborg, Jno. Eulund, C. E. Nnbb, Roy Dawson, Mrs. Dawson, Jas. Watson, E. J. Eddy, T. T. Porry, Fred Covoll, M. C. aessllng, E. O. Crossboy, J. W. Finn, II. D. Donn Jiey, Lou Spraguo, Jas. Nakln, Mrs. Nakln, II. H. Munroo, W. A. Rood, E. V. Armstrong, II. A. WoIIb, Mrs. Redmond, T. Hayes, D. J. Mulllgnn. J. O. Leo, Joo Dano, L. B. Rocdof, D. Burnish, T. A. Newton, M. P. llornn, M. Earnest, M. Weir, M. Kop nor, Chas. nono, A. LocntI, J. Lo eatl. II. A. Phillip, W. Gassott, A. Nelirs, W. Forbes, Mrs, Forbes, J. Cllnkonbeard, Miss Mason, Miss T. Mason, E. Richardson, Lloyl Now hlll, II. Wooden, Jno. Christian, Geo. Flomlng, Captnln Wngnor, Pi Noyes, 8. Schombor, 8. Lockorby, and 12 In tho steorago, WILL MOVE DREDGE OREGON, A Portland paper Bays: "With a barge in tow, tho government steamer Arngo, Captnln Matthews, deft tfho moorings at Llnnton for Montesano, Orays Hnrbor, Tuesday, to move tho United States dredge Oregon to Coos Bay, whero sho will bo placed In service deepening tho channel. Tho pipe lino and othor equipment of tho barge will bo placed on tho barge nnd towed to MarBhfleld by ho Arago, which will move tho Oregon at tho samo tlmo. "For tho past fow months tho Ore gon haB been Improving tho channel In Grays Harbor, particularly thnt stretch of It near Montosano. An appropriation of $25,000 was sot aside for tho purpose by congress. Thoro Is an appropriation of $50,000 for making similar Improvements nt Coos Day. Tho Oregon completed work nt Grays Harbor Saturday evening. Doforo leaving for Coos sho will bo hauled out on tho ways at Aberdeen to seo If sho Is In good condition." Twenty-two wearers of Carnoglo hro' rrujdals wore married last year. Wonder how Iqrjg thoy will .continue to wpar them? Try The Times Want Ads. fill A Consolidation of Times, Const Mall nntl Coos Hay Advertiser. 1 E E Committee of Episcopal De nomination Opposes Name "Holy Catholic Church." (By Associated Press to Coos Day Times.) CINCINNATI, 0 Oct. 13. Tlio majority report of tho commlttco of tho Protestant Episcopal Church In sosslon hero docs not favor chang ing tho nnmo of tho church to tho Holy Catholic Church. Tho roport will bo siibmltcd to tho House of Doputlos todny. Anniversary of Execution of Revolution Leader May Bring Trouble. (By Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.) MADRID, Oct. 13. Today Is tho first nnnlveruary of tho oxocutlon of Professor Forror, founder of thu Modern School nt Darcolonn," who was convicted of n conspiracy n gill nit tho government for having brought about a rebellion In tho summer of 1909. Tho day Is dreaded by tho author Hies as ono whloh might produce conflicts, but up to early afternoon r.u untoward nets hnd occurnd. IS DAUIIEI) WITH RED PAINT. Spanish Embassy nt Loudon Thought Branded by Anarchists. (By Associated Press to Coos Day Times.) LONDON, C. 13. Last night tho steps nnd pavement of tho Spanish ombnssy wero dnubod with rod paint. Today bolng Ferrer dny, tho embnssy Is specially guarded by tho pollco, Rccontly, threatening letters woro rocolved from nnarchlsts or othors. M. F. PLANT IN Steamship Arrives Early Today From the South Sails 1 Again Friday. Tho M. F. Plant nrrlved In this morning from San Francisco, Al though the wenthor wns not vory favorable sho mado a fairly good trip up the coast. Sho had a fair passen ger list and a heavy shipment Of mis cellaneous freight. Tho Plant will sail at 0:30 Friday afternoon. Among thoso arriving on tho Plant wero tho following: J. W. Birch, L. II. Baldwin, F. B. Dow, N. Takoro, W. M. Soars, C. Walkor, Dill Nye, A. O. Gabornacho, Mrs. Gabornacho, N. McDonald, Mrs. McDonald, Miss D. Dradloy, Miss 8. Edwards, A. Jamison, Mrs. Jamison, A. Potorson, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. A. E. Dickson, 'Miss D. Dickson, L. Llghtall, G. Scoloy, F. Price, F. Al olato, D. Ingals, W. Lathoy, A. Shlon, C, Dotchor, M, Davis, W. Thlomnn, A. Hayter, Low Kong, 8. Anderson, E. Elllason. No doubt thoro nro persons, who can wrlto pootry, but don't do It. And others who can't hut aro willing to risk tholr nocks trying. And then thoro Is Jack" Flanagan. Read the Times Want Ads. WO CHANG CHURCH NAM SPAIN FEABS FERRER DAY" Ml 77. Government Takes Act'on Be cause of Acts Prevent ing Settlement. NUMBER OF MEN OUT IS INCREASING Other Labor Organizations May Call Sympathetic ' Strikes Soon. (By Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.) PARIS, Oct. 13. Tho Btrlko sit uation today showed llttlo change from yostordny. Tho number of strikers hns been Increasing, tho Biibwny men having voted to go out but tho linen nro being oporntcd as usual this nftomoon. Tho hopo of tho strikers rests lnrgoly In tho prospects for sympathetic strikes. Tho brlcklnyers nnd pavers hnvo voted for a gonernl strike. Tho un ions of other trndes nro mooting nnd expressing sympathetic Inten tions. A number of Btrlko lenders hnvo been arrested by tho government for precipitating nn Insurrectionary movement at tho vory hour tho pro mlcr nnd tho minister of public works, postB nnd telegraphs wore conducting negotiations looking to a peaceful ndjustment of tho differ ences between the railroad manage ment nnd tho ej1oycB, MINUS SHUT DOWN. (By Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.) COURR1ERRE8, Franco, Oct. 13. Tho coal mines dismissed 500 employes today because of Inability to ship coal, duo to tho railroad strike. SMITH WRITES T Letter to City Officials Relative to Bennett Avenue Wid ening Project. Tho following Is tho letter of C, A. Smith to tho Mnrbhfiold city council rolatlvo to tho proposition for widening Donnott uvonuo and othor streets, whloh was roforrod to In tho Times yesterday: Marahfleld, Ore., Oct. 10, 1910. Hon. E. E. Straw, Mayor, and Com mon Council of tho City of Marsh field, Gontlomen Referring to tho wid ening and extension of Bennett av enue to Broadway on tho oast and to tho city limits on tho west, be lieving that tho widening nnd exten sion of Bennett avenue Is a vory Important inovo and If carried out will be of great bonoflt to tho city, opening up, as I understand It, with the easiest grades, the peninsula on tho west, and fixing ns it must the present location of a city on tho bay nnd moro permanently thnn anything else which can bo dono at present, I nro most heartily In favor of such an Improvement, ns I am of the wid ening of Second street and Fourth street botweon Anderson and Curtis avenues, nnd permit mo to etato that our company will deed, free of con sideration, for the widening and ex tension of Bennett avenue as abovo, lot 12 In block 5, lots 9, 10, 11 and 12 in blocks C, 7 nnd 8; lots 1 and 2 In block 14, or as much of Bald lots as may bo found necessary fer the carrying out of such widening nnd extensions. Wo will nlso deed such portions of blocks C, 7 and 8 as may bo nocessary for tho widen ing of Second and Fourth streets South to tho full width of 80 feet, providing, however, that Third street South botweon Anderson and Curtis avenues bo vacated, tho land therelu jrovertjng fo tho abutting property. miuu UAiuiiDiuua nun tiifiiinvp 114. v.v streets to bo strictly u accordance with tho suggestions mado upon tho bluo prints hereto attached. ' Yours very truly. O. A. SMITH, President. 0 PLANS o. ti&u4fcte