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IHOSLMJO SPECIALIZE IN THAT SORT Of THING fORNISH CHEAP THUNDER YOUR. ADS CARRYING yoiir store-mowa, ahoaia appear m rcgt1wly w floe Me ewspaper. If A newspaper omitted mi Imko mow and then 'or weighty re ,oB M ferhaj ht " wi"t mU It woala t be good aewapapor. OIOO0 SOMEONE HAS SAID: "A store's advertising efaee In a newspaper, compared nltii the space used by oilier stores, slxxsld define Its coiupnrnttvo linportwaoo la the comiminltyl Docs your stem's ad vertlslng space do that? trttS Museum of associatkd piiksm XXXIV KstabUahod la 1H78 as TI10 Coast Mall MARSHFIELD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1911 -EVENING EDITION A Consolidation of Time, Const Mall and Coos liny Advertiser. No. 136 ifiau VOL NET IS TIGHTENING AROUND BANDITS 10 ROBBED MAIL GAR Identity of Men Who Held Up Train at Drain Is Discovered. SHERIFF GAGE AND DEPUTY JOIN IN CHASE Indications Are That Posse Will Have Them Sur rounded Tonight. (By Ansoclntod Pross to Coos Bay Times.) IlOSERl'RG. Ore, Juno 21. De- UNDERWOOD BILL PASSED By a Vote of 221 to 100, the House Passes the Wool Tariff Bill. (By Associated Press to tho Coos Dny Times. WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 21. tectlvcs bollovo they have discovered Tho House passed tho Undorwoad the Identity of tho thlevoH who hold up tho Shostn Limited nnd robbed the registered nmll ponchos Inst Frl rfftv nl"lit. Two ranchers who llvo In tho ninunlnliiB nenr Yoncnlln hnvo" or ro.resontntlves today, been nilsBlng slnco Inst Friday. Tho I'roBldont Tnft stated that tho tariff icarch of tholr promts bIiowh. guna board would not bo ready to submit and ammunitions known to bo In comprehensive report on tho wool their possession nro missing. Tho " nnd cotton schedules until Decom men whose names cannot bo dlvtil'?- "r next. Tho President's message d iindor tho clrcunistoncos nro ox- was called out by a House resolution pcrlenced mountain mon nnd lnov requesting him to transmit at onco every foot of tho country In tho vlcl-1 nlty of Loon Lake, whero they aro wool tariff revision bill by n vote of 221 to 100, n number of republican Insurgents Voting with tho demo crnts. In n epeclnl mossago to tho IAFI SENDS A SPECIAL MESSAGE GOOS BAY NAVY MILITIA E AFTER ACTIVE S Scores Practice of Quack Medicine Men, and Asks Congress to Add An Amend ment to the Pure Food and Practice. i BREAKWATER IN ably today, recommending an amend ment to tbo puro food laws. It Is n result of tho recent supremo court do clslon, which rulod that n manufac turer could legally lnbel a nostrum ns a "cure for consumption" oven thnttfrll lln fnllfttl tn natnlillati nnrn. Drug LaWS Forbidding tivo qualities to his medicine, ns long ns tho label complied with tho law in publishing truthfully tho chemical Associated Press to Coos Bay contents of tho remedy. Tho Prcsl- Times.) 'dent wnnts tho congress to pnss NEW YORK, N. Y Juno 21. ,furthor lcglslntlon providing that no President Tnft this mornlnir Bent to misbranding or misleading stntc- Washlngton n special message which ments whatsoever may bo placed on Steamer Breakwater will bo prcEontod to congross, prob- labels. (By till s ERVIGE FROM PORTLAN GRAFTERS TO BE SET FREE now supposed to bo In hiding. Tho Net 1h Tightening. 'Rv Aisoclntod Vri" DRAIN, Orogon, Juno 21. Indications nro today thnt tho ponso which hns been pursuing tho two masked men who robbed tho mill car of tho Shastn Limited Inst Fri day night, nro gottlng closo upon their quarry. Tho blood hounds have taken tho posso Into tho Loon Ltko country ovor towards tho conBt Men Who Swindled Illinois Central Out of Thousands of Dollars to Go Free: (Dy Associated Press to Coos liny Times.) CHICAGO, 111., Juno 21. Tho Il linois Ccntrnl Rnllrond ropnlr graft cases woro practically scttlod yester day. Tho men Indicted for tho con VhUiVKN 0 Lift IT IE SAB i Arrives With Large Passenger List and Big Cargo. Local Company Acquits Itself With Honor In First Official Jaunt. CRUISER BOSTON WILL BE ON COOS BAY SOON Lieut. Straw Receives Positive Assurance From Adjutant General Finzer. Lieut. E. K. Straw arrlvod Inst Transfusion of Blood Drawn From Husband May Spare Mrs. Lea's Life. (By Associate! Press tn tho Coos Dny Times.) WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 20. Mrs. Luko Lcn, who when on tho vorgo of denth on Sundny was reviv ed by a transfusion of blood drawn from tho veins of her husband, Sen Among tho passengers arriving to dny on tho Hrenkwator from Port land woro tho members of tho Coon , liny Nnvnl Militia who wont north ovonlng, bolng tho ndvnnco gunrd of n short tlmo ngo to tho Dromorton Jti,0 Coo8 j,ny nnvnl mllltln who ro Nnvy Ynrd In Washington. Tho re- turn od on tho Ilr.enkwator In cam servos woro to hnvo returned to Coos mnnd of Llout. Thnyor Grimes. Lieut. Dny on tho training ship Doston, but straw was enthusiastic ovor tho trip n change of orders nt tho eleventh I nnd says the Coos Dny contingent ne hour rondo It necessary for tho boys quitted themselves with honor. They; to lenvo tho Doston nt Portland, nnd Won many onconlums nnd cspo proceod homo on tho Breakwater, dully fronl Llout. Orlswold. who la Following Is the passenger list: Mrs. C. F.'Darr, Mrs. Conrnd, A. Schuttpclz, T. Grimes, II. J. Savage, W. D. Curtlss, J. Lnrson, J. S. Jnck 8on, Illldn Anderson, Mlnnlo Arth rlno, Mrs. M. Lnrson, Mrs. Hunter, Slstor Sorcscn, Sister Augustine, Hoy nil Information procured by tho tnr- Iff bonrd relntlng to wool. Prcsldont Tnft Included In his messago a state ment from tho tariff board that all p!racy to dofrnud tho company aro,ntor Lu)0 Lea of Tenncsseo, ls'somo-i1" Dunn' J' T GI11B"0 n Dn"Io, E, Information now nt nnnu una ucen sent to tho commlttco on Ways nnd Mcnns. posse HOT OX THAI ft. to go frco nnd tho wliolo mnttor win wnnt stronger todny. Her condl bo brought to n closo within tho next t0n 8 Btni crltlcnl, though physl wook, nccordlng to tho Record Hor-,cIlulB nopo t0 Bnvo bor nfo, gonntor Idaho Ilnndlt It In Snld Will Soon lie Captured. (By Associated Press to Coos Day Times.) POCATELLO. Idn.. Juno 21 That In tho direction of tho mouth of tho Ul0 cnpturo of Hump Whitney, one umpqua river nnu tno snerin; uo-,of Ul0 two j08porndoe8 who killed lloves tho mon may bo captured o-1 conductor Kldd and wounded Deputy foro tonight From tho. desporato 8horir Milton, nnd who whllo oludlng dlRht which tho mon rondo gonornlly JR )0880 shot two othor mo( 8 but a It Is thought thoy will not bo taken jnumbor of ,10urB nwny t is said. A without a fight. posso of 20 armed men, nnd sonio Tho nbovo Assoclnted Press tole-;blooa ,,0l;m,8 nro bot on i,j8 trail near warns to Tho Times today glvo nssu- ,onnt Froinont county, ranco thnt tho ofllcors nro hot 911 tho I , . trail or tho bnndlts. Sheriff Gngo nnd Frank Gngo loft this morning for Allegany from where they will pro ceed to Join In tho hunt for tho rob bers. Thero was n report current todny that threo deputies arrived In Mnrsh fleld this morning who hnvo been after tho mon to head off nny nvc nues of cscnpo In this direction. It wns Btntod thnt tho bloodhounds wero having troublo following tho trail but thoy nro cortnln thnt tho men pro headed southward and will dcnbtlefis soon bo captured. aid. Tho differences between tho In dicted mon nnd tho company nro snld to hnvo been sottlo out of court. 'KILLED BY A ' LIVE WIRE Lcn Is wenk from tho ordcnl, but will bo nblo to lenvo tho hospltnl In few dnys. L IR IS STARTED FINED FOB HIS PIGEO! Cyrus McCormik of Chicago Is Witness But Gives No Real Testimony. (By Assoclnted Pross to Ccos Day Tlmc3.) WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 21. Tliore wns llttlo but honrsny evidence brought out todny when Sonntor Lo- ' rlmor's Investigation commlttco hold 1 ... Its Initial honrlng in the inquiry on tho chargos of corruption In the oleo- Anotlier Hfnvv PfinaltV ASSGSS- tlon of tho Junior senator of Illinois. Cd For Game LaW jcyrus II. McCormlo, prosldent of tho Violation. 'international Harvester Company. VORTII BEND, ore,.' Juno 21i wM before the eommlttoe to toll what Chnrles Grorh wns arrested here yot-.n Kow of tho cllect,on of a 5100' trday by Game Wardon Cy Nonh on 000 elush fund alleged to have been the chnrgo of killing wll'd pigeons Ueed In Lorlaier'i behalf. He tesll out of sonson, and when taken 'ne4 tnat Clarence S. Funk, general f' Tuptlce of tho Peace Shuster njangge,. of the oompauy. had told tin- morning entered a plea of guilty h,m of tho ActVlty l behalf of Beu and was lined $50 and $10 eoate. 8t0r jime,. and thai their corporu- ivcfhN arreet waa brought about t,0 bad been jnvlted by Edward fi .... ;i, the work of S, Powell, the nlnet 0f the Hlnesc Lumber Com '' t, wnrden from the ofllee of n,nv contribute to Use election S While Fighting Flames, Fire Chief Meets Death by Live Wire. (By Associated Frees to Coos Bay TlracB.) nAKERSFIELD, Cal Juno 21. Fred Ball, a prominent business manTl,0 Bubpoenn of tho Houso of Rep- of Mariposa and chief of tho nro do-, rcsontatlves was today eont to tho partment, was instantly klllod today In contact with n llvo wlro whllo light ing n fire which destroyed n largo por tion of tho business Eoctlon of tho town enrly today. Tho loss was hun dred thousand dollars. OP SMITH TO BE CALLED P. Bott, U. S. Dodge, A. C. Pedorson, Juo. Hcnth, J. M. Dodgo, M. Carlson, S. Clark, L. B. Cooloy, P. Flanagan, C. A. Harris, J. Hansen, E. Harring ton, A. Hlllstrom, L. Horton, Lowls Horton, W. Janson, R. L. Krucgor, W. W. Dlngoo, II. A. Edcck, A. Mnz zocco, MIsh Margnrto Lynn, Jlrs. B. L. Lawrcuco, EfTlo Collier, JcbsIo Sweet, Mnrgarot Hanloy, A. Dawklns, F. P. Bnumgartnor, Jlrs. B. F. Wll loy, P. A. DovorB, J. J. Soloy, Miss Gauntlet, Mrs. J. E. Stovona, Mrs. tRoy Mooro, L. J. Gllllspo, W. Teth- rnult, Jno. Wlnlnnd, F. II. Hnvadon, Mrs. Hnkancn, M. Hnlcancn, It. T. Mc Nicholas, Myrtlo Hodge, C. Churcn, II J t Rfl M Al 1 n I iiatli .uLuvuitiu, u. t .Mtir Meat! Ol morillUII OIIUIUII IU OU ,oy, 0. c. stuttamnn. A. Megnlo. P. Served With Subpoena to lJi0';",0 L- Thn,8h' F- WnUor8' " "'"i""" Testify Before House. (Bv Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.) WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 21. United States marshnl nt Snlt LnUo City to bo served on Josoph F. Smith, head of tho Mormon church, requir ing his presence before tho commlt tco, which Is investigating tho so culled Biignr trust. S ROUGH TRIP fund. MKICTING POITHOKWI). Maxtor name Warden Piulay who arrived from Salem recently. Pow-' ell caught Groeb in the act of ahoot- j in1-, tho pigeoiifi, but said nothing at ; . t. tinm To rlnch the evidence owing to Importaut eugagewen" against Groch he aetsed a box of ot & nnmber of the committee men plsronns ninrked.egw on the wharf tno p0urth of July mcotlng that was at North Bend, which It la alleged t0 b jd at tho Chamber of Com mas consigned by Groch. His heavy ni8rCo tonight, has been postponed fine was pnrtly occasioned by his first untjj tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Pleading "not guilty" nnd announc- VIOLET HENDERSON, Sec. '"S thnt he would fight the case. katef (Ke changed Tils plen to COoS countj PEAS, FRESH evo- eullty." ry dny. SACCIII'S Grocery. Encounters Strong Headwind on Voyage Up Coast and Is Delayed Several Hours. Enoountorlng strong bond winds on her Journey up tho coast from Snu Frnuclaeo, which canned her lo be lute several hours, tho stoamer Redondo which sailed from S'tn Francisco Sunday afternoon, arrived in Coor Bay at night o'clock lint night. Off Cape Uluneo, the Redon do. euoouutored some rough weather. Arriving In Cooe liny the Redondo lnmlail Imp iiiiuiM nt X'nrth Ilaml ! where .he remained over night. She Steamahlp Company, announcing that (By A-e.au.. p ;o cv.n, r will proceed to the Smith mil, today "y: Timna.1 ' to take on a oargo or uimuer lor mu i .., WASHINGTON, D. C, June SO. Franclaco. Two 1-ni.kM men early today held up RepW..nut.ve Sberley of Kentucky Uo Z five men playing cards lu the o-oall- y introduced an- amendment to j 0 Faller. T. Bradly. H. Merry- ed editorial olub. and relieved them the puce food and dTuga act provU-' mBa( j nerryman. R. K. floe, Mra of valuables totalling more than ing sjgalpst the fahe misleading 0 fJrSf)ni c. E Ma.tln, Miaa Bd- CARD PLAYERS QIHGK DRUGS ARE ROBBED ARE ATTACKED Club Entered by Hold Up Men $1,000 Is Reward of Robbers. (By Associated Prosa to Coos Ba Sherley of duces Bill Kentucky Intro- to Provide Against Fake Medicine. nldo to Admiral Cottmnn nnd who accompanied tho mllltln on tho crui ser Boston from Bremerton Nnvy Ynrds to Portlnnd. Other good news brought by Llout. Strnw wns nHsurnnco thnt tho crttlsor Boston would be brought to Coos Dny about tho lnttor part ot August for n stx weeks or two months stay nnd perhaps longer. Tho following tologrnm wns wnlt lng on his arrival: "Llout E. E. Straw, "Marshdold, Oro. "This Is to assuro you that tho crulsor Boston will bo stationed at MarBhflold during tho lnttor pnrt ot tho summer or enrly fall of 1011, (Signed) FINZER, Adjiitant-Gonor-nl." Tho reason tho Boston wna not brought nt thin tlmo was bocnuao of high winds nnd nn Snoxporlencod crow might oncountor difficulty. AMENDMENT DEFEATED. llrl.stmv'H Suggestion AIhmiI Sonntor- lul Direct Vote In Rejected. (By Assoclntod Press to Coos Bay Times.) WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 21. By a strict party voto of 172 to 113 tho Houso refused to nccopt Sonntor Brlstow'n amendment to tho rosolu tlon providing for direct oloctlon of United Stntes aenntora. EW RU TO SAN FRANCISCO Alliance May Be Put on Regu larly Between Portland, Coos Bay and San Francisco. Agent C. F. McGoorge ot tho Al liance Steamship Company, received a telegram from C. P. Doe, general manager of the Northern Pacific Times.) j SAX FRANCISCO, Cnl., June 21. $1,000, locked the players Into clc- statejnenta of curative value In awer(lBj B c Arpbor, miu Mammle seta, cut the telephone wires snd tuedlcinrl preparation en the patent pRrg0i MjBa a. Larson. Mrs. Mary escaped. F. C. Brlggs, who was slow medicine label be prohibited. The MrJt 0iCap jobngon, mIm F. Blmn- to obey the command, wua stunued "BUI". Sherley said, "Ii Intend! 10 and was seriously hurt from the make the pure food law embraoe on. Mrs. J.' W. Johnson, Mrs. R, Krlrkaoo, Mlas B. Vrlckson. H. J. blow in the head by the butt end of thoae cases of intersUte shipments Clemmeneen. Mrs. A. Grotte and a revolver. Charles Torrents said -of worthless' medicines and drugs child. E. B. Neagley. Mrs. to be a wealthy hotel man of Seattle fraudulently held out to the publlj jgy, l, fhong, C. Ling. L. Pe- iw possessing curative properties. derion, H, iroltn, ifrMk Rosenbera. uud was the heaviest looser. Ou her returu trip the Alliance will leave Snu Francisco on Saturday next, arriving in Coos n Mouday afternoon. The AllIiirn- N now on 11 ! Don't forget PHONE 1U-1.J. the Turkish Baths. Have your Job printing done m Tho Times office Save money by patronizing Thi Times advertisers. ' COOS ItAV to DKAIX lu ONE DAY via GARDr.VER Draln-Coos Ray stngo and steamer to Scottsburg. Mattoon nuto line Scottsburg to Drain, Tlirough faro $7.50 Norton & Hansen, agents. 8. Lang. T. Swaaaou. T. Wright. kijcs: A'iriArnoN. Don't forget This evening Wednesday, Juno 21, 1911. her way to Eureka, unci w'i proceed directly to Ben i'i. 1 Agent MoUeorge hi n ' to the reasons for the i the Portland achedul. i 1 but in shipping clre't - mean the poaslbllit r being added to the ( the Northern Pu 1 Company. The u n the North I'uiiii fl t commit l in 1 ''v 1 ! men i AIM .11 Franciaeo and the addition of tho Santa Clara to the Coos Day floot ou tho snmo run. This would glvo a nco ). 1 S3 a In 1UCQ 1 to lioat a by iahlp irn of 1 he in steamship l 1-. t st t 1. 1 'i.' ;'islblUty of . tho . mi being extended to San greatly Improved 'steamer sorvlco. Sau TrancUio J , -flhusut u