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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1911)
AN OUNCE Of PREVENTION ALSO OUTWEIGHS A lOUND OF LATER REGRETS C000 YOUR. ADS CARRYING your store-ncws, should nppenr aa regularly ns docs this nmvspnpcr. If a newspaper omitted nn Issue now and then oven for so weighty n rcn rton ns fearing It " might rnln It would not ho a good nowspupor. SOMEONE HAS SAID: "A Htoro's advertising space la a newspaper, compared with tho spoco used 1)' other bio res, 6hould riefluo Ha comparativo linpprlunco In tho community! Does your storo's ad vertlslng spaco do that? MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL XXXV Established in 1878 as Tho Const Mall MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 17, 191 1 EVENING EDITION A Consolidation of Times. Const Mai! and Coos liny Advertiser. No. 2 ws NEW YORK HAS CHOLERA SCARE; SIX DIE AT SWINBURNE ISLAND Steamer Moltke Brings the Germ From Port of Naples. RIGID QUARANTINE IS BEING ENFORCED 230 Deaths In Italy From Dread Disease In Two Months. (By Associated Press Times.) to Coos Day NEW YORK, July 17. Tho flRht to bar cholera from tho port of 1 b ....,. Now York was continued today. Tho 248 persons who nrrlvod hero two wcoks ago on tho steamer Moltko and who aro still under observation, will undergo a bacteriological cxamlnn- tlon nnil n more rigid qunrantlno Is to bo onforccd nt Swlnhurno island. Thcro aro fifteen cases nnd flvo denthB havo occurred slnco tho Moltko brought tho gorm hero from Naples to show tho reality of tho danger tho city faces from tho opl domlc now raging. Thoro was nn othor death from cholera at Swln hurno Island during tho night, malt ing a total of six. PnBsongors on tho steamer Perugia from tho Mediter ranean aro also under surveillance. 2.10 Deaths In Italy. (Dy Associated Press to Coos Day Times;) CHE88AO, Switzerland, July 17. Tho London roports of a number of cholera victims In Pnlormo, Italy, since Mny 2 woro exaggerated, ac cording to information received hero AiinouBU 11 cannui uu itnuwii nun official exactness the- dead at Paler- mo may reach 230 but not 3,100 ns nctltjr on Cooa Dny nnd wn0 ho tho landing nnd unnblo to rondor him Btntcd. Tho cholonr situation at Pa- woud nbt 8tand ns 8ponBor for nny nny aid. At this point, Victor Wick lermo nnd Naples ia snld to bo Im- .. raiiwnv news, said ho folt cor-' 1mm throw off hio coat and spring-1 proving. G. S. FLOYD CHARGED WITH XfyfliATlcHf UASIH IjAWO IO BUSSED I1Y PROSECUTION. Tho caso against G. S. Floyd, charged with violation of tho gamo laws by fishing without a license wob dismissed In Justice Ponnock'a court this nftornoon on motion of Prose cuting Attornoy Llljeqvlst. Altho It wns givon out at first that Floyd was caught red handed, UiIb was evi dently falsely stated as tho prosecut ing attornoy could find no evidence to support tho contention and order ed tho cobo dismissed. ' , NORTH 11END NEWS. Miss Grace Santord, who has spent t,ho past year in Oakland, Cal., re turned yesterday and Is the guest of hor sister, Mrs. Nollner. Tho W,' C. T. U.' will moot Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at tho Presbyte rian church. Prof, and Mrs. Gr.ubb of ,Unon avenue, are camping up Coos Rivor. Misses Mamie and Helen Gulovson of Mar8hfleld visited friends in North Dend yesterday. Mr. and -Mrs. Chns Cavanaugh, Mr. Glllnot, Elden Hubbort and Judith Cavanaugh spent Sunday with friends on Catching Jnlet. . - 1 Tho MIzpah Dlblo class will meet at tho Prosbytorlan churoh Monday night for a business session. A TURKISH HATn SQO.D, Phono 214-J. wlU do you f IFTY YEARS HAS ND CASE AGAINST FLOYD 'WAA'SAAAA KISSES GIRL, DROPS DEAD NIGHT MARSHAL ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS SELF WHILE KISSING HIS LITTLE DAUGHTER GOOD NIGHT. (Dy Associated Press to Coos Day Times.) COLVILLE, Wash., July 17. .TiiRt. nn ho wna klHfllnc hlB little. .,., ,. 11 tlnughtor god night, Night Marshal W. T. Torroy foil Into her arms dead, n ivlntlm nf nn nnclilantnl discharge Qf h(J QWn rovolvor Thu trng!c dcnth 'occurred at midnight ns Torroy wns preparing to go on duty. Ho was placing his gun In tho holster whon tj,0 trigger caught. . ,. W. S. CHANDLER ARRIVES ON BAY Expresses His Confidence the Future of This Section. If) W, S. Chandler, accompanied by Mrs. Chandlor nnd Don Chnndlor, nr-1 rived yesterday from nn oxtondod nnd' nlcnBnnt AlMkon trln Mr. Chandlor oxprcsscd himself as mnrn Minn nlnnnnil nt tho slcus of tain tllat thoro was some gpod news In storo boforo ninny days. Tho financial situation on Iho out-'out 'sldo Is looking up and this Is a hope-1 In ngaln nnd had to bo ropcued a 'ful augury for now ontorprlsos and second time. After taking flvo mln 'now dovolopmont on Coos Day. Dond'tes to recover his breath Dutton comnnnles nro ncaln actlvo Jn tho market nnd' good securities find a ready market. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chandlor will spend three months at their summer homd 'w ' con8,dorablo llmo to Wi .on coos itivor, wnuo .Mr. unanaior Uiiuuoivv. uiiuivsu uu vuua uuf RATES ESTAULJSHED. (Dy Associated Press to Coos Day Tlmoa.) WASHINGTON, D. 0., July 17, Tho freight rates on hardwood Jum- bo'r, staves and headings by carloads from tho Chicago territory to Paci- flc coast points was" today fixed by tho Interstate Commerce Commission nt 75 cents per hundred pounds. Trans continental carriers sought an ad vance to 85 cents per hundred. ADDITIONAL LOCALS. Cut His Foot. Georgo Haines of tho Gottlns Survey party cut bis foot badly Saturday while slashing, which I necessitated his coming to town for medical treatment. Holding Institute. W. K. Newell, president of tho Stato Doard of Hor ticulture, accompanle.d by several stock expertsMs holding anlnstltutoat the Chamber of Commerce this aft ernoon. Another Is to be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock to which nil aro Invited. Tho lectures of theso experts are extremely Interesting and it is expected that a ory large at tendance will be present. Photo supplies Walker'B Studio. qnd finishing, AVANTED-r-To buy roll top desK, Must be cheap. Apply "D" caroj of Times. IS A LONG JULY 29 COOS On That Rate Berries Will Be Eaten by Nearly Everyone Extensive Preparations Are to Be Made For the Event. . t. ' Saturday, July 29 Is Coos County Dorry day. Such was tho welcome news received this morning. On that date all of Coos county will par ticipate In demonstrating that we havo tho best county in tho entire stato for berry producing. Every family, overy hotol, overy restaurant will servo berries on that date. Like the California Raisin day, llko tho Texas Rico day, Coos county will follow with somothing entirely now in tho offering of a berry day,. "It Is thought by many of tho local WHAT IS LIFE Drowning Man Curses Rescuer For Not Saving-Liquor Also. Victor Wickman, formerly of tho United States Life-Saving Station crow nt Coos Day performed a heroic re8cuo yesterday when tho Coqulllo bnsobnll crowd was returning from Dnndon. A man named Dutton dis embarked from tho launch Coqulllo nt Rocky Point, about four miles nbovo Dandon, whore It was neces sary to walk tho logs In ordor to get ashore, thoro bolng no other' approach ' to tho landing. Ho was pretty well 1 Intoxicated and oncumbored with a I suit caso full of boozo aB well andi had proceeded but n short dlstanco when ho fell botweon tno logs, py irnniic onoris no succcoueu in Keep- ing his head a"bovo wator. Tho launch ' by tllls'tllllO Wns BOmo dlttanCO from leg Intq tho wator swam tho Inter vening dlstanco and nulled Dutton on tho logs. Ho promptly rolled ,iook tno rona wun oniy curses 10 ms rcscuor for not saving tho boozo. Wickman swam back to tho launch and went on to Coqulllo. ONE KILLED, TWO MISSING IN EXPLOSION AT DUPONT WORKS IN DENVER. (Dy Associated Press to the Coos Day Times.) DENVER, Colo., July 17. One killed, two jnlsslng and probably sev eral dead may be tho result of today's explosion of 3,000 pounds, of nitro glycerine nt the Dupont Powder Com pany's plant, fifteen miles south of here. Allegany Items, News From tho North Fork of .Coos River by tho'. Times Special 1 Correspondent.. Grandma Fulton of Coqulllo Is vis aing flert Greya family. Qhas Smith was an Allegany visitor over Sunday. The Apostolic Faith congregation held a meeting with Mrs. Roberts Sunday afternoon. There will be n christening at' tho Price home by Rev. Dert Grey on Monday afternoon. Twelve coses of measles on the North Fork of Coos River nro reported. WITHOUT 0 GLYCERINE TIME TO WAIT) FOR CITY COUNTY BERRY DAI SENATE PASSES CAMPAIGN MWMWMW.MM ' peoplo," said ono of the boosters for tho Derry day festival this morning, "that they (are raising enough ber ries hero n tho present time. We intend to, show them on July 20, that they haven't halt enough." The gentleman refprred to hns been spending tho last couple weeks In touring tho county and has vis ited most every ranch of any impor tance in Coos county nnd Is In a posi tion to know whereof ho speaks. It is urgently requested that tho farmers and people will take hold of tho matter In a manner that will mean bucccss. Wo "havo tho mate rial and all 1 that It needs to mako tho day a great bucccss Is tho com bined efforts of tho residents In ma terializing something out of tho ma terial at hand. ATTEMPTS TD ASSAULT GIRL Cabin Boy on Breakwater Is Arrested on Serious Charge. P. C. Pineda, a Philipplno cnbln boy on tho Drer.kwntor was arrested by Chief Carter when tho steamer docked yesterday morning on tho chnrgo of attempted assault on tho 14 year old daughter of Mr. McLean, an employe of tho c. a. smith mm. From what could bo learned of tho affair It seems tho Philipplno had taken nonio fruit to tho statoroom wh(ch was occupied by tho llttlo girl nnd a woman who had her In chargo on tho way from Portland to Coos Day whoro sho" was to Join hor fath er. Tho woman wns out of tho state room for a fow mlnutoB nnd tho Phil ipplno asked tho llttlo girl for a kiss. Doing refused ho closed tho door nnd sought to tnko It anyway, tho llttlo girl screamed nnd tho woman arriv ed just In tlmo to prevent any furthor trouble Tho ship's officers wero notjflod and Captain Macgenn promptly no- titled tho fathor nnd kept tho guilty party undor survolllauco on ship bonrd until tho fathor nrrlved nccom - panlod by Officer Carter who placed ruiuuu unuiir iirieni. wiu iuchuu mi. Helming, Jpo. Dnckmnn, M. Stnno In the city Jail. Kvlch. M. Mlcholson, J. Mlcholson, M. Cant. Macgenn was equally Indlg- johpson, J, S. Reed. II. S. Starrott, P. nant with tho girl's fathor and states Han8ent Ei w. Wright, F. M. Pnris, that iho officers want an example Ei a Mfl80n L11Ilnn Eim0ro. Grace' made of the offender that no further SanfQrd( E8toiia Jnckspn. C. C. Jnclt troublo may bo, experienced. jBOn( Mr8t JnckBOn, Mrs. D. Lynch i This rooming Chief Cnrtor wired GrftC0 E- Black Mrs A WlIcox, Mrs. unitea aiiues wepuiy visinci Auor - ney McQprd at Portland, informing him of the episode. It Is possible that the preliminary ; cnn?8'By, Mr8, LakIn, L1Ily LakIn,'rlet Byington, her former compa fiTnmtnntlon will bo held In this city .. ... '.nlon to cover the amount of bonda --..- ' " 7- . boforo Deputy United Stato Commis sioner Clias. Selby. The balance of tho trial will undoubtedly havo to bo held In Portland. ADDITIONAL PERSONALS W. PUGH of North Inlet Is in Marah flold for tho day. JAKE GOLDIE, formerly steward of ,1ii 9 1 1 1 1 nm n nll.lt n n 1 .rtHT t mi... ' on Coos Day, arrived from Port land whero ho is now proprietor of a popular and successful buffet in tho ; Lumberman's Exchange building. Jake was kept busy greeting; bis 'friends since his ar rival. i DR. GEO E. DIX.Drt Johnson, nnd Dr. E. E. Straw and wlfo returned 0 Lahner, F, j, nest'on, Mrs. L. F. Inst evening .by a,uto from Prt- galling. Mao Robinson, Clara Brno land. T,hoy left Portland Friday rIok( Jpj,n SftrKOnson. Mrs. Sargonson. and traveled by easy stages, resting Mm 8; A gcno; EA. Hompol, D. during, the heat of tiro-day. Coos a Haworth( IIt ,Harr8, Mrs. H. C. Day bre,ezos wore welcome andjWHamB( Jt w wntonburg, Mrs. J. pleasant to the party after the slz-W( Watonburg, Miss Wnttenburg, R. zllng hont oftho tWIllamotto Vol- poyd Joj, Grant, John Carlson, J. loy- ,' Jo. Yandoll, A. D. Dresser, N. Clon- Z-t fdonlng, John Ellerby, Jns. Ellerby. JUST THE TIIIXG ' HAINES' FLOUR. EXPENSE NO LONGER Terrell of Georgia Has Name ' Stricken From Roll of Senate. (Dy Associated Press to Coos Day Times.) WASHINGTON, D. C, July 17 Senator Terrell of Georgia ceased to bo a mombor of tho United 8tntcs Senate at 11:20 a. m. todny. Acting on a telegraphic request to Vice- President Shorman this morning, tho Senato ordered that Mr. Torroll'3 namo bo stricken from tho roll of tho Senate, leaving his scat vacant until Governor Hoko Smith qunllflos somo- ono na his successor. BREAKWATER IN I Steamer Makes Fast Trip Down 1 ' . - UOaSt hrom AS- toria. s Tho stcamor Dreakwator arrived yesterday afternoon frqm Portland aftor making a speedy trip down tho coaBt from Astoria. Sho docked at tho Ocean Dock whero sho unlondoM a quantity of freight before proceed ing to her own dock. Tho following is a list of tho In coming passengers: W. S. Chandlor, Mrs. Chandler, D. R. Chandlor, Mrs. N. Rnsmusson, Mru. Nicholson, G. II. Yormlngton, E. M. Rosonthnl, Stella Smith, MIbs K. Snydor, F. W. Weldon, D. Hnnsakor. Geo. Long, Jako Goldlo, F. L. Kent, ln. S. Scuddor, W. K. Nowoll, W. J. 'ijuij-or, W. G. Woods, J. Snndon, L. - Fi Kt Qettlns. p. Cnson. M. J. Foa D 8tancdlno, j. HonlrlckB, P. w-v. t a mih. t nnn0n Al. J-UK1U. Pictures and framing, nrt goods, and photo supplies, Walker's studio. Outgoing Passengers. Following is tho list of pnssengors departing pn the steamer Dreakwator this afternoon for Portland. F, J. Qulnno, C. L. Dralnard, Mrs. Dralnard, Mrs. E. II. Ruborts, Mrs, Frances Hatton, A. Mooro, Lnron Collver. D. Anderson. T. V. Davis, Mrs SneotB, Miss Sheets, Jos. Tamazitch, Mrs. E. D. McArthur, Mary L. Mc Arthur, V. R. Hltcks, H. M. Lang homo, W. R. Spencor, Jack Nolgn- Lbprs, Mrs, D. D. Harger, Mrs. A. E. Noff, J. C. Mullor, S. P. Hnloy, II. II. Wolm, Henry Dmbnkor, Harry He witt, J. Sttvorson M. F. Woods, A. M, Dickey, A. Wounder, J. A. Elry, D. D. Elry, Dolva Sowltt, Dora Mit chell, Vorna Elry, .Siisle Minear, F, Tv The Times Want Ads. H LN OWNED WATER WQI PUBLICITY BILL Legislation Wi( Require Sen ators to Make an Accounting. PROMISES MADE MUST ALSO BE GIVEN PUBLIC Senator Heyburn of Idaho Op poses But Without Avail. (Dy Associated Press to Coos Day, Times.) WASHINGTON, D. C, July 17. "A law that simply requires a man to report what monoy, ho spont to get Into the Sonatc, virtually on- dorses his right to buy his election,' declared Senator Heyburn of Idaho when tho Scnnto took up tho cam paign publicity bill today. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts declared that tho whole purposo of the publicity law Is to' lot tho publfa know oxactly what monoy Is spent nnd how it is hnndlcd. That tho theory Is that tho monoy If publicly nccountcd for is properly spont. The bill ns It passed tho House requites a publicity of campaign exponces not I only after tho election aB at present I but also during tlu flftoon days be jforo tho election tho Sennto commit- nTfhTlnMwtS!!!1 nlli'li oxtcni tho P0,'dty to tho primary elections nnu force tno candidate to (publish their promises to campaign supporters. Senators Sutherland and Burton secured nn adoption of tho amendment broadening this para graph so that tho candidate must re port nil promlsos mndo by anyone with tho authority of acting ipr the candidate. - WOMuN Wlhli NOT CAUSE AR REST OF FORMER COMPANION IN CIVIL SUIT ALTHOUGH: SHE STOLE j&UJI.OOQ. ' (Dy Associated Press to Coos Day Times'.) KANSAS CITY, July 17. Mrs. 8'f t0"'10 Tn "'? Bl,lt of 12,000 against Miss m a Har and securities alleged to havo been taken by Miss Dylngton, said today that sho would not cause tho arrest of Miss Dylngton under any consi deration. "If sho wero a man It would bo dif ferent," snld Mrs. Armour, "but she Is a woman and has been my compa nion." WATERFRONT NEWS. Tho" steamer Redondo loft San. Francisco early this morning. Sho Is duo to arrive hero tomorrow morn ing with passongers nnd frolght. Thq gasollnor President left this afternoon for Dnndon aud River, points with a cargo of gouoral mer chandise. ,, MRS. RODT A. ANNAN and Misa Crawford of Myrtle Point woro tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. R, T. Street over Sundny. MRS. MYRTLE JOHNSON, nftor a short visit with her parents, ,has returned to Myrtle Point. InONE I. S. KAUFMAN & CO YOUR COAL ORDERS Si.BO PER TON.. Don't forget the Turkish Hatha, HONE 2M.J. WILL NOT HAVE HER ARRESTED J ."fflTTwf