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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1911)
PTJEEHEroq A GOOD THING IS SOMETHING THAT GETS Y UNNOTICED OR ELSE IS OVERPLAYED t 1 ' ' ' ' ' YOUR. ADS CARRYING your store-news, should appear ns regularly ns does this noiispnpcr. If n noiispnpcr omitted im Issue now nml (lien even for so weighty a rut Bon ns fairing that It might rain It would not Io a good newspaper. SOMEONE HAS SAID: "A store's advertising spneo in a newspaper, compared with tho spneo used hy other stores, should deflno its cotnpaiallvo iinportnnco in tho community! Does your store's ad ionising space do thnt? xmm MKMUHIl OF ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL XXXIV Established In 187H ns Tho Coast Mail MARSHFIELD, OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 6, 191 1 -EVENING EDITION A Consolidation of Times. Coast Mnll mid Coos Hay Advertiser. No. 148 i m WITH TOE Until Change Came There Was Shortage of Ambulances. SIXTEEN DEATHS IN PHILADELPHIA TODAY List of Victims Increases Hourly All Through East. (By Assoolntod Press to Coos Day Times.) CHICAGO, 111., July ). Two hun dred nnd ono deaths and two hun- ' drcd nnd soventy-thrco prostrations is tho toll so fnr oxneted hy Chicngo'R record-brenklng hent wnvo which hns,,u"h "' " ' ""'" u """" , A , n , , . . , , . Inko region nnd tho plains Btntcs nml lnstcd flvo dnys. Ono hundred nnd twenty-llvo Imbles who died of heat m!duI wc8t. wlllI n furtlltfr rcAw-' nro included in tho list of tho (lend, tlon In tomporntures will probnbly Tho hot wnvo wnB broken shortly occur in tho next 2-1 to 30 hours. nftcr ono o'clock this morning byl a,,n.vnrn imvn mniinrnnii tin. hnit rain which brought with it a cool breczo and n drop In tho tompornture of six degrees. At nine o'clock tho tomporaturo was 78 compared with 93 for tho samo hour yestordny. , During tho morning, however, thero wcro not enough pollco nmbu lanccs in tho city to enro for tho prostration cases. Prlvato nmbu lances woro being hired and express wngoiiB woro called Into scrvlco on tho spot. At that, tho health department es timates that not mora than ono per tnnt nf (lin rnRnu worn nnlillrlv rn v" ' I ported, although GO prostrations had been recorded nt noon todny. AKRON, Ohio, July C. Threo dcntlis hero nro attributed to tho hot w nvo. PHILADELPHIA. July (1. Six teen donths todny, making n total of, .18 for tho present hot spoil Is tho! record horo so fnr. , bmmb PITTSBURG. Pa.. July 0. At noon today tho mercury stood nt 92. ' Thoro hnvo boon 27 donths nnd G5 prostrntlons sinco Friday from tho heat. . HUTCHINSON. Kns.. July C -Tho tomporaturo wnB IOC nt olovon o'clock this morninc. ! ATCHINSON, Kas., July C Ono death, nnd tho mercury at 102 nt noon, Is tho record for todny. WOBURN, MnTs., July'c. Two deaths from hent recorded bo fnr to dny. KANSAS CITY, July f.. Tho ter rific hent continues nnd thero Is much suffering. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., July 0. Tho mercury stood nt 94 degrees at ton o'clock this morning. FORT WORTH, Tex., July C. Tho heat wnvo continues unabated here. OKLAHOMA CITY. July C. The hot wavo hangs on tenaciously. OMAHA. Nnh.. .Tnlv R. Tho tem- , ., -. poraturo here continues almost un- bearable. 1 - DES MOINES. Iown, July C The mercury continues to hover In tha nineties. ST. LOUIS, Mo July 6. Tho temperature in this roglon Is still above ninety. Relief Is nromlsod for tomorrow. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July C. Two deaths and four prostrations were reported early today. BOSTON, Mass., July C This Ib the hottest place in New England to- dny. At ten o'clock the. thermometer DEAD IT m O'S SUFFERING ENDS WVSWWWWWWSAAAAAASAAAAAAA Government Weather Experts Predict Relief by Tomorrow. (Hy Associated Press to Coos Bn Tlmos.) WASHINGTON, D. C, July C -Practically tho only section of tho country whoro tlio hot wnvo remain ed unbroken todny wan tho North Atlantic states. Rnln brought the I Inmr nutnltittl nnl & In 4 It iiftituM In tho southern Btntcs, nnd by tomor row night tho enst generally will got rollof, it is predicted, nnd tho worst nnd most prolonged spoil of hent since 1001 will bo brokon. and PaSSCIige.rS Suffocate Many Faint When Train Stops. (By Associated Press to Coos Buy Tlmos.) NEW YORK, N. Y., July 0 -Thoro Is lin nlinnT.i fi. Ml n linMH III Mw fa li w villnt,u . , hi. vi .wfcvi. . .iw wnn,w nnn.ii.in,.. i,nr n,!v i cu. .inntim .m rm.nrio.i ... tn m o'clock. Roiiof is promised by tomorrow Iwith tho hope of thunder showers to-, 'nlk'ht. Tllft mnn.in t., tiin Roiuvnv tn.inv lllhlll. cnUB0(1 8COr08 of pnssongora to faint , - . i. n.r..0.,i,r n.i ,ui,n., .. li.U.II VIIU tt.lllVUirilU.VI ...I.. IIIIVM VIIU trains woro iinaiiy roicnsou, a num- ber woro taken to n hospital. FILES SUIT Will Endeavor to Break Rail road Control of Coal. (By Associated Press to Coos Buy Times.) WASHINGTON, D. C, July C Tho government will renew Ita fight to dls-nB80clnto tho gront coal car- nlni. rollrnnit. frnTnthnli-vtrfiinlrnn. i.j.i.B .." ..w..-.. .......-... trol of tho mines and thus vitallzo I tho commodities' ctauso of the Inter- I ainia n.rmrrnrm T.nw. A test caso against tho Lehigh Val- i0y Railroad will bo filed today In the United States court in Phlladel- phla, - wvna road 93 degrees the snmo ns Tues- day which was the hottest day ever experienced in Boston. Th'oh'eat, bo far, has caused terf deaths in New England ana there bavo been 47 drowning accidents. TOPEKA, Kan., July 6. Yester- day was tlu hottest fifth of July ever recorded. TheTnercury" Btood at 100 at 8 o'clock" this morning. ,t J HEAT WAVE IK EAST INTENSE HIT STIFLE i N H Y h KWAf . I GOVERNBT people ok laramie, wyo., wear OVERCOATS Will LIC REAPING OK HLUS PROSTRATIONS IX Til 12 EAST LARAMIE, Wyo., July C. Whllo tho east and middle west arc sweltering in tho grip of the most Intense heat wavo sinco 1001, this city is today experiencing tho coldest July Cth in history. The government thormomotor hero this morning registered 48 degrees. TAFT'S SECRETARY IS ROASTED Representative Norris, lnsur - gent Leader, Charges Hllles with "Yellow Journalistic" Activities In Letter. (I3y Assoctatod Press to Coos Dm Times.) WASHINGTON, D. C, July C. Charges that Charles D. Hllles, sec retary to President Tntt, la acting hend "polltlcnl nowa buronii" which "suppresses tiuth nnd Issues un grounded nnd falso reports" as to sentiment concerning presidential candidates, was mado today In n letter by Representative Norris, Neb- Andrew Hall Lies Down Short Rest and Never Wakens. ' Androw Hnll, woll;lcnown Fori lu) Marshfleld and a brothor of Judgo J. F. Hall of tho county court, of Tom Hnll tho attorney, nnd Alex Hall and Mrs. Patterson, was found (lend in n ' Hold nenr tho comotory this morning. it wns imposslblo to secure details lot tho nffnlr but as first roportod 't jwas stntod thnt ho wont walking with a frlond and when, nonr tho GOES TO HIS ETERNAL REST cemetory fitntod ho would llo iloivnjw,th A. R. O'Brien, Mrs. O'Brion, for n llttlo rest." scon of him alive. Thnt wnB tho Inst This morning ho was found (load and it wns promptly MllOrtOtl t(l lllS rOlntiVCS aH(l tllO -.- - - ------ -- coroner. Judgo Hall was in CoqullloiDUrtwy. C C. Nicholson. E. A.-Nlch attending a Resslon of tho county court, Tom Hnll, Mrs. John Hnll nml Mr8, Patterson loft in nn nuto for Cofln,- Mr. Alox Hnll nnd Coro- iner i-reu wnson ion on ino nuor- "oo train for Coqulllo whoro nn In- nuoat will bo hold this nftornoon. Androw Hnll wns born on n fnr:n lu Polk county, Oro., forty-nlno yenrs ago. Ho enmo to Coos county with his parents In 1871 nnd wns married to Miss Edith Hasklns in 1SS8. Ono child, a daughtor, Norma, now Mrs. Howard" McCllntock, was born to thorn in 1889. Ho mado his homo with his daugntor and her husband nt tholr ranch near Co qulllo. Ho had many friends who will regret to hear of his death in such an untimely mannet. EX-IIOWAGKU QUEEN O OF PORTUGAL J)EA1 f (By Associated Press)) TURINA, Italy, July 6, Ma- rln Pia, former queen dowager of Portugal, died at tho Royal Chateau a Stuplnlgl this nfter- 4 noon. Sho buffered from urad- mia. 4 C. W. Quatermass. NEW PHOTO GRAPH STUDIO, 236 Front st., for PI!E PHOTOS. NOTIOE. Thero will he a meeting of tho executive committee at 4:30 Friday afternoon and a mooting of tho Chamber of Coramerco, subscribers , and general public n,t 8;00 that ove- ning". Mr. F. B, TJchenor will ad- dress the evening meeting. V. HENDERSON, Secretary. Try the NEW PHOTO STUDIO, 230 FRONT St., O. W, Quatermass . s- lUadNiiM "Wt'A.' raskn' iiwh to tim Nebraska Progressive Republican League. Norrls' is tho Insurgent lender of tho Houso. Norris chnrged thnt tho "sup pressed" fncts relnto to sentiment fnioring tho csndidncy of LnFolletto for tho presidency. Norris chnrges thnt tho progressives have been wronged by "consplrncy of groit nownpnperB" in suppressing nows re lating to tho progressive movement. Norris says he id forced to tho con clusion that Tnft's prlvato secretary Is responsible for tho tone of articles appenrlng in certain newspapers sup pressing sentiment In favor of La Follctte. Vessel Crosses In This Morn- ing With Large Pas senger List. Tho stennier Brealcwntor arrived this morning with a lnrgo passenger list and n fair freight cargo. This Iattor was smallor than usual bo catiBo of leaving en n holiday. Tho following is tho complete pns Eougor list: A. A. Blum, T. L. Adams, E. D. Biownlco, Mrs. Brownlco, J. G. Ste venson, M. T. Woocks, F. J. Dcck- Mary Jameson, Mrs. M. J. Astrom, A C. Ebort, U. McVino, Mrs. H. Do Ford, Mrs. B. S. Dixon, A. Holm burg, J. M. Russell, O. Brand, A. M. olson, P. Bosey, W. T. Bralnnrd, F. Curtis, W. II. Poivoll, Mrs. Powell, E. S. Peterson, Mrs. Polhomus, Miss Polhemus, Ellon Crawford, Mrs. K. V. Nlcklen, A. Balentyno, Mrs. G. W. Kcrrldon, Mrs. E. E. SchruniBhor, Mrs. II. Hogdnhl, Mrs. C. C. Going, C. Murphy, W. MurjJ.y, Agnes Krouso, Ada Krouso, Mrs. W. Wil son, Lena Kolstnd, Mrs. Hammond, C. W. Atkinson, F. Edwards, Jno. Robinson, Geo. Murray, C. E. Rlch nrdson, Jno. Pnrr, C. A. Fleming, R. L. Bnlko, T. W. Klnzla, M. Lulclch, L. Yoklin, M. Yoklin, J. Carlson, F. Slmonson, E. Epporman, J. Bolch, B. J. Jones, M. Ranzel, A. James, F. Miller, F. Molshor, A. Shelog, A. Mil ler, M. Bakln, I, Andrews, M, Slouk owich, J. F. Decker. WHEAT. (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, 111., July C July 89 7-8cj Soptember, 91 He; De- ' combor, 94,6c. ' "WATERFRONT NOTES. ' '' 14 4 ' Joseph Mnnn, formerly chief on- gineer of tho steamer Alliance and lately on tho lighthouse tender Hoa,ther, went out yesterday as chM engineer of tho steamer Sue H. El more, with Joseph' Riggings as as- slstaut engineer. Chief Engineer Linn resigned from the vessel. Oro- gonlan. The dug Hercules is on tho ways of the Holllns-Smith company Where she is undorgoing her annual overhauling. Her wheel is to be re- hulltvas will the greater portion of her' machinery. Boforo sliding int6 the water she will be given a coat of paint! BREAKWATER BRINGS II Of MITE SU8PEGTS SrUMB SURPRISE ON PROSECUTION LOSES FHGE North Bend Boy Painful Injuries at Play. Receives While Roy Fulton, tho young son of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Fulton of Mend nnd Virginia avenue, North Dend, re- ceived such severe injuries when a gun with which he wns plnylng laBt night wns accidentally discharged EXPLOSION that ono finger on his left hand hud conspiracy case sprang a surpriso to to bo amputated. Ho wns also hum- day when John J. McNamara, tho ac od about tho fnco. cusod Indiana labor loader and hlu Tho boy was holding a belntol'hrothor James, woro called into celebration by firing off an old shot Judgo Hoard .voll's department'of tho gun which he Ailed with gun powder suporlor court. Both mon woro then wadded down with pieces of ( summoned to plead to ninotoon char paper. After a number of shots had .cos of murder, tho result of tha do- been fired from tho piece, it bocamo ovor-heatcd with tho result that tho next chnrgo of powder wns exploded boforo while tho boy hnd his loft nana over tno muzzia or tho gun. Tin wno 4npn t n Tt T1m41ah .. ...... ...nu., lu ui. uuiuua oi - flco whoro his injuries woro nttond- od- Deed Filed Transferring Rights of Way of Coos Bay Boise Line. Railway rumors becamo rampant again todny when it wns roportod thnt tho Coos Bny, Orogon nnd Ida ho Railway Compnny, moro popular ly known ns tho Coos Bny-Bolso, had filod n dcod with tho county clork transferring nil their property to the "Coos Bay & Orogon Central RnU-. way." A long dlstnnco tolophono inessago to Tho Times from County Clerk Watson confirmed tho filing of tho deed. It did not, howovor, stipu late any Bpoclnl proporty other than rights of way In Coos and Douglas counties, nlso rights of wny In the City of Rosoburg ns well as maps, plans, surveys, etc. No names or of ficers of the now company woro given hut tho transfer deed was signed hy Fracls II. Clarko as presi dent with powor of attorney. Another report wns to tho offect thnt n mortgage of ?10, 000,000 hnd been filed Indicating thnt bonds ha-J been floated for commencement of nctlvo operations on construction of this lino. This hnd not been done but It Is reported from that such n paper may bo filed any day. Oklnhomnns Arrlio Mr. and Mrs. Emery Brownleo and their family of Kingfisher, Okla., arrived hero on tho Breakwater this morning to visit with' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Haines. Mrs. Brownleo is Mr. Haines' sister. Mr. Brownlee is state senator from his district. Another party of Okla- homan8 to arrive horo this morning consisted of the Mesdamos H, Do Ford and B. S. Dixon of Anararko, Okla. They will bo the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsoy Kroltzer while horo. Ferry Again lit Commission. Tho Eastsldo ferry, which was dts- nbled the morning of July 3, having n lirnl'on ahnft la ntvnln In nnmmfa. M U.W..W W..M.V, .M ,)" w..... sion'and was making her regular trips this morning'. Capt. Fender- grast takes the place of Capt. Hall who Was called to Coqulllo by his brother's death. JJ4.,.-. .. RUMORS ARE AGAIN RA1P ANT Plea of ''No Jurisdiction" Is 1 Entered by Mc Namara. 1 CONTEND EXTRADITION WAS NOT FOR "MURDER" Argument Promises to Con tinue Far Into the Nlglit. (By ABSOclnM Prc to C003 Bay Times.) L0S ANGELES, Cal., July G. Tho dofonso In tho McNnmara dynamlto structlou of tho Times nowspapor plant on Octobor 1, 1910. In addition, John was oxpected to plead to tho chargo that ho had coa- spired to destroy tho Llowollyn Iron ... ...-. - vorK8, Din uistcnd, no ontcrod a nloa of "no Jurisdiction." claiming tho court had no right to exact u , plea or try him on cither tho nino toon chnrges of murdor of tho Llo- wollyn Iron Works Indictment bo causo ho was extradited from In diana not for alleged dynamiting and not for murder. A motion wns mndo by Deputy District Attornoy Ford, for tho prosecution to disallow tho plea of jurisdiction. Tho argument promises to con tinue until night. I . . . Blaze at 10 O'clock Nearly Set Speed Boat Oregon Ablaze. A blazing pllo at tho Eastsldo wharf this morning about 10 o'clock caused 1uuch excttemout as It first gavo promise of boing n big hlazo, but owing to tho speedy work of tho employes It was soon oxtlngulBhod. Tho speod bont Orogon which was just completed for tho Astoria re gatta, was lying at tho wharf and it wns nt first fenrcd that sho would co mo lu contact with tho blazo. Tho firo wns thought to havo originated from smouldorlng flroworks that woro lighted thoro, TAFT'S SPEECH FIRE STARTED A" 01 EAST SIDE HOURS WRATH - Senator Cummins Says Presi dent Lowers Self by Attitude. (By Associated Press to Coos Bay, Tlmos.) WASHINGTON, D. C, July C. . Taft's pro-reclproclty speochea la In diana ou Monday and Tuesday woro sharply crltlclzod in tho Senate tc day by Senator Cummins. "When the President abandons duties of bis ofllco and enters up campaign to mould or load p nntnlnn nn (hfn raplnrnnltv 't ,'. w w.. ...... . . ,,.....,.., , Cummins, "then ho Is on th level as any other man and c exompted from tho criticism nttaqked as to 'the argug uses, "When the President abandons tPR0sPrH -if. s 'kkkV 'TBfc-gafW'L F- "Li. HI A-.!,. i IB Jr. w ;4t ulnuK , ?. -- . . , j SK. Wc Keft'm'v- I 9 "' I f l-1 i kufc..t: lUr'V