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IE ONLY ENTERTAINING LABOR IS THE LABOR THAT DEVELOPS SURPRISES (Ham Exm& WANT ADVERTISING In Tlio TIMKS WIN Keep tlio Income from Your Furnished Rooms from Lapsing! YOU etui really help tho family revenues by renting a fow furnished rooms nnil, If you know how mid wlion to ubo tho clnssltled columns, you mny keep thnt tittle extra lucomo as "ptcaily as n clock." VAST ADVERTISING In Tho TIMES WIN rut Your Rent Estate "In (l,o Market" Kf f o c 1 1 v o 1 y J .. ...in i.nt Mm facts about your iropcrty boforo tlio oyoa of all 'pob- (blo buyors" m - ,, mio of thorn who ought to wn It, you'll soil Itl MICMHEK OK ASSOCIATED PRESS 1l xxxv Established In 1878 ns Tho Const Mall MARSHFIELD, OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1912 EVENING EDITION A Consolidation of Times. Const Mnll mid Coos liny Advertiser. No. 147 lag HiHESE IMPERIAL TROOPS TO RENEW WAR AGAINST REBELS nnohu Government urders fcencral to Renew Hostilitiec January 6. EW ARMISTICE ONLY AN STAY WAK KtlMtWAL lijnese Ambassador at Wash ington buaaemy nusiyns fOSIUUII unu uuavuo. ly Associated Press to Coos Day Times.) Shanghai, chiim. Jan. i. Tim ipurlnl government m i'okiu sent ilors today to nil goncruls In com- ... ....I.il tt'fwmu tit t'l'HIIlim unii ih iiiii'i;,"" .,. ----- iBtllltles at eight o'clock on tho irnlng oi juiiiiiuj i uiiiwn w.w in il.... ! tin. nt unit 1 1 1 CCIVO nOUUCIllimi " mu !.-" ut tho armlBtlco between tho two 1 . 1. ..( fttwitlnt1 . 'CC8 HUB UUWIl " " w" MINISTER TO LEAVE. LliH.s.. RctnvM'iitntlvo nt Washing ton Resigns I'OSItlOII. Associated Press to Coos Day Times.) WASHINGTON, I). C, .Inn. I. o Chinese minister to wusningiou, nng Yin Tang, hn decided to ilt. i position Hero auer n suiy u nr and u month. Tho reason for decUlon Is yet unknown, no win U tim nnnltiil next week for Chi-1 I, taking his family with him, lcnv- b Yiiiik Kwnl, tlio urai Hccromry in lirgo of tho legation. irrs S HONORS IX HAWAII riln ul Yoiinir Man. Well Known on Coos liny, wets Appointment, i Many Coos Hay people romoniborl rinan IJ. Courtcnoy, u I'orunnu ornblo tlmo hero a couple of years o when his father was constructing sawmill nt Mllllngton on Isthmus let and tho following from tho rtlnnd Journal will bo of intoresi them . "From Honolulu comes word thnt rman 11. Coiitcnoy, n Portlnnd ung man, has been mnuo private :retary to Governor r-renr or na il territory, aftor having been on o Islands less than two months. "Norman Courtcnoy Is tho son of wealthy retired lumberman of this and ho loft ho-o a row montlis o to enter Princeton university. tor reaching Now Jersey, tho young n decided that four yonrs of col :o would bo too much of a grind, with a companion, ho stnrtcd out sco tho world. ."Ultimately they readied Hawnll I tlio territory so pleased tho pnlr t tnoy decided to romnln. Shortly or their arrival, young Courtonoy s nindo sccrotnry to a nrominont yslrlon, nnd his work so Impressed empioyor that bo wns soon recom nded to tho governor with tho ro t that ho wnB tnken Into Govorn Prear's ofllclnl household. 'Mr. Courtenoy carried with him Honolulu highly comnllmontnry tors from Govornor West, Sonntor nrne, and Sonntor Chniuherlnln I others, and theso. -toKothor with fact that 1i1b fnthor formo-ly was usInesH mnn of Honolulu nddod to lo oftho to Mtc ( of Hawaii." Binnaing witl'Olio rblnr oxecu -jJ? KANSAS BACHELORS CLUB LOOKING VOlt SPINSTERS ULYSSES. Kan.. Jan. 2 Ab a starter on Its leap year pub licity campaign ngnlnst tho sin gle women of tho stnto and country, tho Grnnt County Ba chelors' club gavo a big bnnquot m mo Ulysses town hall. Plans for systematic action toward ob taining sultablo wives for mom- uors wore discussed. Tho club has 35 mombors, substantial, ellglblo bachelors of the county." Kansas girls will ho given tho preference, but tho Hold Is open jo 'ho entire nation, according mont, The club was reorganiz ed for tho present campaign last week. Eighteen nhnrtor mombors who married, follow ing a former rmrmnlo-r. I... tv, club, will ho guests of honor. MORE WITVUKSKS CALL15I). " 1Jiinnilt!iiB Cnso Evlilenco iv a , M (Jl"d Jury. y Associated Press to Coos Bay Tl 1NDIANApol1S. jnd.. Jan. 4. uatA 7.1 , l' or Cincinnati, an In- !lrJend John J. McNamara ii ,.. ', V,ienrc" heforo tho fod 'l Brand inn. ... t, . 1 m ' ""'"Jl II. JOIIIl- o n, Ti . '"" "ti niiiwiiy er Vn Perl,a' I1Unols- " nn- varton. a ." ".a.V0-re'(l,e.(1 otaUs 8 InvMUBatod, UXI"08,&US now FIGHTING ROB IS STRICKEN Rear Admiral Evans Suddenly Succumbs In Washington of Labor Still Leading Causes Great Regret. (Dy AflBoclatod Press to Coos Dny Times.) WASHINGTON, I). C, Jan. Most of olllclnl Washington did not hear of the sudden domino last evening of Hear Admiral H. I). Ev niis, known ns '"Fighting Hob," un til today. Tho news caused a great great shock bore and many xpres slons of sorrow and of sympathy for tho aged wife and family of tho bravo sailor, who Buccumbed after three hours of Illness of acute In- dlgCBtlOII. report ik denied Xo Clash llctweeii President Tuft and French AmhtiKMidor. (Ily Associated Press to Coos Day Times) PARIS, Jan. -1 Tho foreign of llco has Issued n statement regarding tho newspaper report published hero thnt tho French ntnlmssador at Washington, M. Jussornnd, affronted by President Tuft, loft Washington on a trip to Panama so as to bo nb sent from tho Now Year's reception at tho Whlto House. Tho Foreign iiiilpo ilnnlnres M. Jusxerand and Mrs. Jussernnd loft for Pannma at tho ro qucst of President Tnft who repeat edly pressed tho French Ambassador to visit Panama boforo tho cnnal Is completed. They will roturn to Washington January l) nftor which ho goes to Now York to attond n hniHiuct of tlio Now York Hnr Asso ciation at which ho and Tnft aro to speak. TO OPEN STORE MITCHELL AXI) JONES WILL OPEN AXOTIIKU FIXUP STOKK TIIMHK SOOX AHi: MAKING HKi SUCCKSH. Messrs. Mitchell nnd Jones, prop rietors of Tho FIxup Clothing and gentlemen's furnishing Btoro ou North Front street, havo Just con cluded arrangements for opening a second store In North Dond. Thoy havo tnkon a long term lenBO on tho quarters recently vacated by S. J. immni in tiw ftiuin iiuiiiilni!. on Sher man avonuo thero, nnd will Install a man avonuo thero, and will Install a lino stock of men's furnlshliigB and clothing nnd shoes SAXe? be installed and tho store mado ono of tho best ou tho store mado ono of tlio uest on "!. ?-..-BJ!!!i?.Ju i "!ll" with tho Marshfleld storo, tho groator volumo or business win ennmo iiiuiu to rondor oven bettor sorvlco than heretofore. Tho North Bond storo will also ho known ns Tho FIxup. Geo. SoIIb, who was formorly associated with Mr. Mitchell in business nt Hosoburg, and who has boon a prominent resi dent of North Bond for tho Inst fow years will bo managor of tho now Btoro. It Is hopod to havo It ready for opening In a fow days. That tho now store will bo a suc cess Is assured as the same methods nnd policies which havo won tho Fix up In Marshfleld such a flno patron age will be strictly adhered to In tho North Bond storo. LOGATj OVKHFLOW. Undergoes Operation Mrs. W. T. Button of Bandon underwent nn op eration nt Mercy hospltul today for appendicitis. Tho cabo was a very acute ono. MBS. W. S. BUNCH of Loon Lake Is a guest nt tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cathcart In West Marshfleld. GEO. GOULD of Allegany is in Marshflold today on business. MATT BOWRON of Isthmus Inlot Is a Marshflold visitor. MRS. LEW HAZARD of Coqulllo Is visiting rolntlves In Marshflold. MRS. DAVIDSON of Catching Inlet Is a Marshflold shopper. W. II. MORGAN of Daniels Creek Is In Marshfleld today on business. T. M. COLLVER of Catching Inlet Is in Marshfleld today. IN NORTH BEND FATHER JNi SON H. M. Dearing, Head of De funct Institution at Albion, Mich., Admits Their Forge ries Amount to $165,000. (Dy Associated Prosa to Coos Day Times) I1ATTL13 CltKKK, Mich. ,Jnn. "It's Leavenworth prison for mo and the sooner tho better." Bald II. M. Stock Company to Take Over and Enlarge North Bend Plant Soon. At a meeting In North Bend Inst evening, partial plans for organiz ing a now Btock company to pur chase, enlnrgo and operato tho North Bend Milk Condensnry wore perfect ed. A verbal option, or rather a stipulated price, has been obtained from Messrs. Shorldnn nnd Duffy who now own nnd oporato the con donsnry. Only preliminary nrrangomcntB for tho deal havo been perfected; but further dovolopmonts aro cxpec icd within a fow days. At the moot ing last night, C. J. Van Zlle, C. 15. Nicholson, It. Boyd nnd Harry Wlnk Ior woro appointed a special com inltteo to carry out tho dcnl. Shore and Wading Birds Now Considered Waterfowl by Attorney General. That "shoro and . wading birds" aro really water fowl In tho mennlng of tho Oregon Stnto Gamo law Is tho decision of Attorney Gonorni uraw (leciHiuii ui jYiiuruuj uu.iuii., fm-il iiprnriltnir to Ills latest OnllllOtl. Tlin milnlnn wan rnndored 111 rCSDOnSO ' PLAN TO ROT C1N0ENSARY NEW RULING ON GAME LAW to a o'rqueBt from State Game Ward- accuaca or snooting . .,,. on Flnloy nnd differs from the ono j who died n week or ao ago nt Mer ho rondorod a year or so ago In ro- Cy hospital. In addition to this, spouse to an Inffulry from Doputy'jt jB umiorstood that a special term Prosocutlng Attorney Llljeqvlst ol f b convonod to honr Coos county. Ho has Just forward-1"' ""1 ' ' Mr I lUeM tlsnsfo ows ' Deputy Prosecuting Attorney 1.11 li I com, linco with your S .est ' Joqvlst has been opposed to having of recent ate I have reexamined tho case como up boforo tho reg-SoSonowl.ethorsho.and SSTSS wX Jowl" me Uone In Section 18 of tho Gnmo Law or 1900. "On October Oth, 1909, this offlco gave nn opinion to Mr. Llljeqvlst, deputy prosecuting attorney at Co qullle, Oregon, to tho effectthat shoro and wading birds montloned m " "" f -, a t not !n ,'Tin tbo tor other water fow n.ont.oned In said secUon IS but ad- Ised him that any fowl which wns '" """;"",, i Rni,i Section 18 US Z"rn dLl,n.n8urterUOn"'.: but are Included In tho tor m"auy other wntor fowl," according to tho sclontlflc meaning of sniu torm, nro included In the prohibition provid ed In Bald section. "Upon ro-oxnmination or mo nuta tion nnd of tho authorities slnco , ..v., in niv nttnnttnn. I nm ill- cllned to tho opinion thnt shoro and wading hlrds aro wator rowi accoru Ing to tho sclontlflc dlvhdon of birds, nnd thoreforo that thoy are Included In tho torm "otho rwator fowl" us ed In sectlo nl8. In tho former op Inlon, I proceeded upon tho theory that tho Statute itsolf classed them ns a separate division of a gamo bird and not as a water fowl, but It seem that thoy mny ho considered ns wat er fowl, but that tlio sepnrte provis ions concerning tnem nro as io v..u tlmo when they may bo taken, or in uiuv '"''.,, fh't tun nm- ent closed season, and that tho nm In other words, providing u uwi.- .. v,o.. wnrtis. nrovuunK u '" ..,,..n nf Portion is. nroiuiuiiiiK mu ubo of sink hont. sneak boat. etc. In shooting at wator fowl, applies to them ns well ns those mentioned In Section 18. , "Slnco thero. Is nt lenst n ques tion ns to what tho terms of Section IS nctunllv cover. I hollovo you are instilled In considering tho shoro nnd wading birds ns water fowl un " the Courts shall decide other wise." THIS IS THE TIME to take ad vantage of tho bargain sale of Huts LmlleV Coats nnd Ladles' Suits at MRS. ELROD'S. Great reduction nf nrlces on all tho flno lino of win "eVsOOds. ONLY A FEW DAYS. LOOTEO BANK Dearing, tho aged Albion banker ns ho prepared to leave for Dctrlot to doy with his son, Palmer M. Dear ing, in custady of a United States mnrshal. The father and son have confessed forgeries nmountlng to $105,000 which resulted In tho clos ing of tho Albion National Hank on Tuesdny. II. M. Dearing said there was no hopo for the depositors MOBBED HOI Miscreants Who Broke Into Best Home Above Ferndale Likely to Be Caught. Marshal Carter Is busy on n clue that will likely lead to tho appre hension of tlio pnrtlcB who broko Into tho bachelor quarters of Mr. Best above Forndnlo n fow dayB ago and looted tho homo of n number of nrtlclos. Two wIikIowb were broken to gnln access to tho build ing. It is believed thnt a number of boys wero Implicated In tho mat ter, and unless It Is ndjustcd soon It will llkoly result In somo of them bolug sentenced to tho Reform School. Among tho articles, taken were n pockot knife, three drills, two soc kets, n necktie, stamped envelopes, box of matches, box of bench agates, solder, nulls, nnd other minor nrtl clos. SPECIAL TERM TO Possible That Extra Session of Court Maybe Ordered For Bestscott Trial. According to reports In circulation today, It is llkoly that a special iKiumi jmjf " .,.. uu r..o .. .i. .),. nnnln., n.nl.Ur. TlnstHPntt. grand Jury will ho cnllod to pasa on . . . ..... . ,. eciUlon would 1 then bo tlrrown on lilm. If It goes over to tho April term, District Attorney Geo. Brown would probably bo In Coqulllo to ns- slst In the prosecution. By nrranglng for a special torm of court, tho exponso of tho cnso would ho less than If It comes up at a regular torm of court. At n special torm of court, veniremen can bo discharged and sent homo Just ns soon nB they nro olsquauiieu wnnw at n regular torm of court thoy havo to ho kopt for other cases. Goldlo Bestscott Is Btlll In chargo of Special officer C. A. Motlln nt tho Coob hotel. Owing to tho uncer tainty about a special grand Jury be ing cnlled, no arrangements Qinvo been mndo for hor arraignment on tho now chnrgo of murder In tho first degree which wns proforred against hor aftor Murray's death. HAMMOND PLANTS COMHIXB ill,- T.iiiiiIk'v Properties on Pnclllu Const Consolidated EUREKA, Cal, Jan 4 Announce ment was made hero that tho Ham mond Lumber Company would con solidate all tho properties known ns tho "Hammond Interests" Into ono great lumber manufacturing concorn, pnntrollnc tbo OlltllUt Of fOtir big ..,111., mwi n Minin nf 20 vards In tho ii,o ... w ...-. -- ------ . lending cities or ua irornia, uvuuu, ci i b 0,BOW,.oro. .o-" - ------ -- , .. it la iiniinrRtnncl tbat he steamship line of tho Hammond company nlso will be Included In tho merger. Tho companies affected aro: Tho Vanco Redwood Lumber com pany, owning a plant at Samoa, with an output of 400,000 feet of lumber dolly, together with thousands or iiv re: of vnlunblo redwood timber; Cur tln Lumber company, of Mill City, Or. tin Hammond Lumber company of Watsonvlllo; the National Lumber company, a selling nnd finishing con corn with 29 yards in tho West, nnd the Hammond Lumber company plant at Astoria. A TUltKISH HATH will GOOD. Phono 214-J. do you T BUYS TRY WOMAN BURNS IS NOW 1 WIS YOUTH Mrs. Mabel Treaner of South Bend, Ind., Millionaire, Marries Chauffeur. By Associated Press to tho Coos Bay Times.) CHICAGO, Jan. 4 Mrs. Mabel M. Treoner of South Bend, ind., said to possess more than one million dol lars, hns mnrrlcd her former chnuff- our nnd prlvnto secretary, Harry A. Wood, many years her Junior. Tho ceremony wns preformed In tho pres ence of tho woman's two sons, tho elder of whom, it Is said, Is nearly the ngo of his now step-father. WHAT IS UXDEUTAKKU'S KKXSI-: OK KMKIili WORTH'. EDWARDSV1LLE, III., Jan. 2. Tho Circuit Court Is hear ing n cbbo to determine whether nn undertaker')! sense of biiicII Is worth $5,000 to him. Suit for dnmngos was brought by Noll McIJrldo, a Venlco under tnkor, ngnliiBt J. Lester Goers, nn attorney. McIJrldo nlloges Gcors hit him In tho noso nnd thnt tho blow destroyed his senso of smell. The blow follow ed n trial sovoral weeks ago when Geera waB plaintiff on ap peal against McIJrldo. Ho wns suing for nn nlleged fee. At that tlmo tho lawyor wns fined $G0. ..Tho LAIHKS of tho METHODIST CHURCH will hold n COOKED Kood SALE nt tho COOS HAY CASH Slow .SATURDAY afternoon. Steamship Arrives In Early From Portland Sails North Saturday. Tho Brenkwnter arrived In early today from Portland aftor n good trip down tho coast. Sho had a good pnssongor list nnd n fair cargo of miscellaneous frolght. Among (lioso arriving on tho Brenkwutor woro tho following: II. Youmans, G. W. HolllBtor, J. C. Watson, Irvln Watson, Georgia Watson. S. C. Vanco, D. J. Con loguo, F. II. Reed, Goo. P. Storoy, P. F. Smith, E. D. Dornn, B. It. Lee, Geo. Stncy, C. W. Lamborn, J. b, Sanllno nnd wife, J. Klmbey, F. It. Kirk, M. A. LnFnyetto, jiio. ivioin, A. Lncey, C. Simmons, II. J. Hunt loy, G. F. Smith. P. A. Hall, C. J. Howard, J. B. Taylor, II. B. How ard, F. W. Paris, E. F. Bradon, Mrs. Beck, W. G. Carroll, N. L. Broda, D. J. Kinney, F. D. Lay ton, P. L. Nen vlllo, M. Woolford, C. Nnaburg, D. Craig, J. M. Bowon, N. Williams, II. F. Dowon, J. Solvago, A. J. Sweet, F. E. Wostorberg. C. J. W. Jamos, A. McPheo, E. Nymanover, P. L. Smith, H. Martin, J. L. Howard, Mrs. C. J. Howard, Francis Howard, Mrs. Spencer, M. W. Clymon, II. Now bans, C. Morton, C. Solke, K. G. Byo. C. Holding. Tho Breakwator will sail at 10 o'clock Saturday morning for Port land. HESITATION IS ONLY MENACE TO PROSPERITY j SAYS JAM KM .1. limn ISI'JW xuiliv, jun. -. ..'. Is no menace to tho country s prosperity except nesitntion, snld James J. Hill. "Tho peo- plo aro sane and thoro Is noth- 4 Ing sorlouB in tno nir io tu- a. t,.i. nnvlinilv's rnnfldOllCO. Tho only troublo Is thnt conditions keep peoplo from going mm now things rapiaiy. "In the northwest, nnd so fnr as I havo observed, tho country over, business Is steady, A. nvnn If it Ih O. llttlo Olllet. NOTICE TO FIREMEN Fire Department are requested to meet nt the hall at 7:30 this evening. Election of officers nnd other busi ness will bo followed by a banquet. J. W. DAVIS, Pres. ARRIVE TODAY ON BREAKWATER ON TRAIL OF KJNAIIITEfPLOT Head of American Federation of Labor Leading Figure at Indianapolis. CONNECTIONS WITH OLD CASE REVIVED Sudden Termination of Book waiter's Investigation Arou ses Suspicion. By Associated Press to tho Coos Bay, Times.) INOIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 4. Interest In tho report of tho alleged connection of Samuel Gompers and former Mnyor Charles A. Bookwal ter's dropping his dynnmlto Inquiry I two years ago, Is following uetec- tlvo Burns to Philadelphia whoro, It Is expected, ho will lnvostlgnto tho labor union nllllatlons of Hugh Thor sch who, prior to Boven years ngo, published n labor paper In Philadel phia. He Is now nssoclntcd with Bookwnlter In a printing Arm, In. which, according to Burns, Gompora was concerned. Thorsch In n Btnto- ' nient today denied n partnership with GomperB or Booking tho lnbor lender'o Influence In getting printing contractu with tho unions. By Associated Press to tho Coas Bay, j Times.) I LOS ANGELES, Jan. 4 Tho dy namlto conspiracy Investigation In augurated by tho previous county grand Jury wIiobo torm oxplrod last week, waB takon up by tho now body today and wns pushed vigorously. It Is oxpected that tho Investigators will go so far as to summon persona employed In confldentlnl capacity In tho clrcleB of attorneys who defend ed tho McNnmarns. KXPKCT KTOKK SOON. (By Associated Pros to Coos Baj( Times.) THE HAGUE, Jan. 3. It Is stated In court circles that Qucon WUhol mlnn Is expecting an Interesting fam ily event another visit of tho stork soon. ARREST SILL Former Coos County Man Ar rested on Request of Sher iff Gage There. (Spcclnl to Tho Times.) PORTLAND, Oro., Jnn. 4. Charged with attacking n 14-yonr- iold girl at Coos Bay bohio wooka 'ago, M. L. Sill, was arrested last night by Detectives Pat Molonoy and ,8weonoy, who recognlzod tho mnn .from photographs sont hero by tho rv.na iinv n ntiinrlt Ioh. Shoriff Gago of Coos county, nrrlvcd hero thlfl morning nnd took tho mnn Into hta custody. Sill will bo returned todajj to faco trial. It Is said that ho wan of somo prominence In Coos Bay, busIuesB circles nt ono tlmo. PLAN KOR ELKS No Other Meetings will Conflict wltli Big Gathering In Portlnnd PORTLAND, Or Jn- 1 Through; tho efforts of John P. Sullivan, tho Grand Exalted Ruler of tho Elks, conflicts In the dates of tho Importntt conventions of 1912 havo beon avoid- ed. As soon as It was decided that tha Elks would hold their annual rounloa In Portland during tho wook of Julyj 8, Mr. Sulllvnn conforred with ofll- clnls of tho Grand Army nnd tho Shrl nors with tho rosult thnt tho conven tions of those organizations will bo hold In Los Angeles In Soptombor and May respectively. By urging tho subject on mombors of tho Republi can National Convention Coinmittoo ho succeeded In hnvlng the dnto for tho Republican convontlon In Chicago set for tho week of Juno 18. Ho has started similar negotiations with! tho Democratic Natlonul Conimlttoa nnd It Is probablo that anothor weo'.c than that chosen by tho Elks will bo selected for tho Democratic convene tlon. CHAMBKR OF COMMERCE NOTICE. Notlco Is heroby given that tho uiH nnl trmnMnp nf tlin MnrHllfleld Clinm- Ibr of Cemmorco will bo hold Friday evonlng, Janunry fi, at 8 o'clock aK tho Chamber of Commorco rooms. The annual election of ofllcors will bo hold nnd other business transacted. Alj members aro urged to bo present- J. T. AlCUUItAIAl, President IN PORTLAND t V.