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E MAN WHO SAYS HE "CAN'T HELP if" USUALLY DOESNT WANT TO N . a"' " . . . . ..w..u NT ADVERTISING In The TIMES : 'l Put Your Ileal Estate "In iim Ainilu-" KlTccllvolyt lit win nut thu fnets nliotil your L..nrfv linfnrn tho OVOS of nil "DOB- blo buyers" In town. And If Lnrn'n nllO (if tllOlll WllO Ollgllt tO Iwn It. you'll soil Itl 0flS ilattXt mmv& MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS WANT AUVKIITISINO In Tiro TIMKS Will Keep (tie Incoino from J our Furnished Rooms from IiiipslnBl YOU enn really help tho family tdvonuca by renting a few furnished rooniB nnd, If you know how nnd when to ubo tho clnssMed columns, you mny keen Hint Httlo extra lncomo n "Ptcndy ns a clock." !4.PMI " . v L XXXV Established lu 1M78 as The Const Mall MARSHFIELD, OREGON THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1912 - EVENING EDITION A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mull and Coos liny Amertiser. No. 153 r. FOOTE GRAND vW of Chas. Wilcox Savs He v . . . . .. . - . Chinks "brainstorm" Leaa to Killing. INY WITNESSES AT V PflRnMPR'C IMnilP.QT inral of Wilcox Held In Co- j'uille This Morning Sons Not Arrested. BOUND OVER TJT .IIIUY W H Kfl TIIOTV CIV II I ". R UK SLAIN SOME TWINS IN1S FAMILY NOW MIDDLE WEST AND MOUNTAIN Twin Brothers Marry Twin Sis ters and Twm.Bovs Are Born to Grooms' Parents Soon After Ceremony. (Oy Associated Tress to Coos Day Times.) WICHITA, Kns., Jan. 11. Twin brothers mnrrled twin sisters at Lnngdnlo, Oklu., nnd a few hours nftor tho double woddlnB-twhiboyH (Speclnl to Tho Tlmcs.l SOQUILLE, Oro., Jtn. 11. W. 11. iti', slayer of Clina. Wilcox, wnB ky bound over to tlio grand jury Hui I'hnruo of murder In tlio II rut rco by JiiHtlcn llolden. lie whs miltted to Jnll without hnll. 'his notion followed tho prollinl y hearing which was brief. Mr. lyo was arraigned Invt evening nml Bred n pica ni noi guiuy. rum liliitr. thu hcnrlnir hemm and bv eomont a transcript of tho tostl nv irlvnn ni tin. mronor'H lunuest tordny wmb submitted ns Hint of prelliiilnnry hearing. I IIikI a Hriln Storm. fcV, II. Footo, tl.o ncciiBod mnn, wiib vllncRH nt the coroner h Inqimt tordny. Ho related In dotnll tho ctiniBtuncoa tliiit lend up to mo it. i 'I luivo heard of 'bruliistorniB' and 5iieBH I must huve lind 0110," paid 1,'nnin lii rnniirinun In Coroner Iboii'b Intiiilry na to what led him iklll Wilcox. "It Isn't nt all elenr hue but I Just couldn't stand it. ruined 0110 of my Httlo girls nnd fed to ruin nnothor. I Just couldn't Ind It." rim rnmii In wlilp.li the Innuost was d wna crowded nnd thoro wnB a irinur of Bympnthy for the old man Un ho concluded his statement with IjiiBt couldn't stand It." Ho mild In i testimony thnt lio had mil recont jdlscovorod Wilcox's ofToiiBo ngnlnst E .In. .frill lira. OtlO llrl. lift Hllld. 1)0(1 Idorgono two criminal oporatlonH fa result or wiicoxb nciioim. du is nliout ninoiooii. nnuuiui h . ed fourteon, had narrowly escaped lug a victim of Wilcox's lust, ho rMr. Footo toBtlflod thnt ho hud laid b whole muttor boforo Deputy rro butliiK Attornoy Llljeqvlst nnd urK- enrly action to liriiiR wucox wj Rtlro. Llljeqvlst hnd told him to t tho ovldonco nnd bring It to him. j did this and thou Mr. LIIJoqvlBt Id him tlmt there wore two ways procedure. Olio was to wan uniii o grand Jury wiib In bobbIoii nnd .. i ..i.... ...I iiw.ii np ill inn fjiiui- IV 11 llir.v.l v..v... ... - - - . I.. l,.otl nnlll-t. Ml'. 10010 BlU'l . i... .iiuiii,i,i tlm inilillfltv and no- I'.k III) u.nv ..." 1 - ..I.. ... ..r n l.iutlnn fniirt nrncccdlllg. o paid ho wanted to boo Judgo Coko bout It but couldn't nd tno more f ..rriit ..limit It. the more un- Lrnblo tho crlino HBainst his "Ht- k Klrlft" beenmo. t I), ,. Footo nnd nitoinor houhi kiiscd nlBo testified. 1). L. Footo ii...i...i .!, im imii it nwolver wuli fan nnd thnt he hnd boon with his Ether a short time boforo tho ciimo InH eonimltted. V lorKo number of wiiueasea wu. i rn.v. .if Hinm teBHIIOH !..,. . ,.'li..,1 iirnn I). L. Footo polllt Ir revolver nt the dying "inn nfter k e'der Footo lind tnoi nun. wui. .... .. 11... cnmin wblltl IlSkeil run wt'iu uii v.." ..v..r --- In nt It E"ll tlmt they hnd not wit- c'tud nny such action on w. r'ic b nnrt. , , . Tl'Jory eriiBleted oi .1. a. i.biu hionniB A. Wnllior. Ooo. Ilohlnson. in Rosi, Win. T' oinas n-ui y ....i- Ti,ni.. ..i-.i lot wn mat wn" lox cumo to hlB death from nn hem L i ..nn,i i.v n uiuishot wounn Infllrten bv n b" n tho hands of H Footo. ...... ..-i of pims. Wilcox was bold from tho Coqulllo undertaking barlors today, tlio hoy. mu Gvans of tho Motnoaist ciuuisu, ..- klntlnK. Tlurlnl was lu tho mubouio toniotory hero. American Troops Slaughter Jolo Natives Who Tried to Ambush Them. (Dy Assoclutod Press to Coob Dny Times.) MANILA, P. 1., Jan. 11. Twenty bIx Moroa wore killed toduy while at tempting to niiibiiHh American tioops on tho Islnnd of Jolo. In tho light ing, Lieut. Mcfieo of tho Second Cavalry wiib Hbot twice and ono Am erican soldier wiib wounded. IIIBU IIIIIDBL- nil DDrJiAMATCn UHDllLHiHILII iweio born, early today, to tho par I cuts of tho bridegrooms. Wilfred i and Vivlnn Wilson married Mnrtnn nnd Mary Schaofcr. Mr. and Mrs. 11. M. Wilson aro tho pnronlB of tio twin babies. Tho par ents hnvo doforrod naming tho bublcB until nftor the prOsldentlal election, In I order tnni mere muj uu iii..w of Thcodoro HooBovelt, ns president, IchooEing tno nainc. nnrnr. SAYS BURNS STATES SUFFER COLD SNAP Hii KID.1APER I. S. REVENUE GUTTER LOST Guard Blown Ashore at Van couver Island and Is Total Wreck Crew Escapes. Tlm Illlllorl atlltOH KOVOIlllO CllttOr Ounrd Ih lying on tho const of Van couver Island ft total wreck aa n re sult of being driven ashoro in n Balo thoro yesterday morning, nccordlng to n wlroleBB nieBsago picked up Inst night by Operator Moo at tho Unltod Wlioloss Station horo. Tho crow escaped. Tho Guard wns crulBing in some ui tbo narrow cluinnols when cnught In the gale nnd blown ushoro. A shoo was torn ort and n big hole forced In l, Iw.m.mi. of luir utnrll. Till) l'L'COll- Ing tide loft her high and llnully bIio toppled ovor. Tho Hood lino iinon nor. Commiiiidor Wolford roportB Hint nlio will bo u total 1ob with the possible exception of hor engines nud bollors which may h Biilvnged. Tho Snohomish wiib Bent to her rollof but hud not reported InBt niglit. 1IACON ilVll'H POST. Culled .Stales Ainlm'-sudoi' I,i,i lleslgns Poslllon. illy AsBonlatcil Press to Coos Da TlmeB.: PA It IS, France. Jan. 11. Robot Ilacon, nmlmBBiidor of tho Unltod Stntes to PnrlB, today eonllrmod the report of his resignation. Steamship Arrives In Today From romanci Alter uooa Trip Down Coast. Tho Ilrenkwaler nrrlvtd In this morning from Portlund nfter u good ' trip down tho coast, She hud a largo piiBiiotigor list and u fair cargo of frolght. Aniong tho Incoming prnwengars were the following: C. II. Fisher, M. A. Loach, W. C. Illckera, W. Guorln, J. C. Phillips, P. II. Hopping, dipt. H. W. AIboii, C. I). Cunnlnghnni, Mrs. Cunning ham, R. R. Hendry. Mifi. .Hendry, Geo. Monro, Geo. Cnlrus, MrB. A. 13. Hngenwood. Mrs. F. 13. Westerborg. Inez McFnrlnnd, Anna Colbiook, Le an Ilrownlo, D. 11. Case, C. J. Spnngli, C. Anderson, Roy lllnlr, S. M. Joliiihou, C. A. Covoy, A. A. Clnrk, Mr. II. HutchciiBon. J. Cnui dnll, D. A. Long. O. K. Mullln. T. ArcliBon, G. II. Triimuu, m. aicou, J. C. Stein. A. T. Hodgson. S. O. Wulcke. J. II. Stockwcll, L. A. Stock well. C. llnrrl, A. H. Flotcher, F. Gllmore. GlndyB GUtnoro. F. S. Per ry, A. F. JnjjkHon, W. II. IJakor, Mrs. Raker, Frnnkle Lnwreiice, Mrs. 13. 1). nimby, R. Klwood, II. CoatoH. thm' Qnnnnof. Vloln Raymond. A. Lawrence, Mrs. Lnwronco, Mnrlon llovcnor, Mnrlo Underiiiii, n. loin hnn. J no. Pitman, C. Lawhorno, F. Limbo. L. DavldBon, J. H. Mills, F. J. Cainpboll, 11. nlvlno, 0. Fuson, D. V. Reed, C. 13. Trnyor, P. Anderson. IEDOIDO GETS SAFETT DEVICE 172 ARE LOST ON RUSS SRIP Is Equipped With Submarine Bell to Receive Warnings In Darkness or Fog. Indianapolis Judge Holds Char ges Against Detective Are Without Merit. Uy AsBodatod Press to tho Coas Un Tlmnn.) INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 11. Detective Win. J. Rurns was not milltv of tho crime of kidnaping when ho captured John JicNaninrn horo and took him to California last April. Judge Anderson Indlcntod to day thnt Biich would bo his ruling. Tho Judge Bald tho enso against IluniB wait without merit. NKW PLOTIN LOS ANUKLKS. Sensational Kvldeme In Case Involv ing Scheme to Wreck Hall or IleronN. (By AsBodatod Pros? to fno Coos Daj Tlmofl. ) LOS ANG13L13S, Oil.. Jan. U. "Conneiri told mo that attnroy, Mis ner. hlmsolf. Dander. Maplo and Charles StovonB planned to dynamlie ... . i r llnnnrita. mill that 1)0 1110 linn " ""'''",, .,,, , with Dender and Maple, was told to do tho work." ThlB stnteniont by Mcnsell Parka wnB today' contribu tion by tho stato to tho sonBatlons or tl-o trlnl of Hert ConnerH, charged with conspiracy to destroy tho Lob Angeles County Hulldlng. The man mentioned by Parks aro nil more or loss promlnont In labor circles. StoveiiB Ib serving two years In San Quontln for Denting u u -breaker employed nt tho Llewc ,1 yn . iuri,u niinr tho union men nun ..... - struck. , PRAISE GIN CAPT. LOFSTEDT Passengers Off Alliance Laud Treatment on unppieu vub- sel Tell txpenences. Russian Vessel With All on Board Founders. During Gale on Black Sea. (By Associated Press to Coob Ua Times.) IHJCHAR13ST, Roumanla, Jan. 11 Tho Russian stenmer Russ foun dered durliiB a gale In tho Ulack Sua with pnssengeiB nnd crow, totulllng 172 persons. TO BEGIN WORK Severe Wintry Weather Sweeps Down From Norm uver Big Territory. FIFTY BELOW ZERO AT MALTA, MONTANA, TODAY No Respite Promised by Wea ther Man Colorado Cattle men Lose Heavily. (By Associated Press to Coos IJay Times.) CHICAGO, HI., Jan. 11. "No mo deration of coiiBoqucnco enn yet bo predicted." said Weather Forecaster pox today. Tho Bovorost tompera tures today woro Malta, Mont., fifty below, and I'omumn, k. u., m uu- low. Arrtli. mmllttntlR nra WOrklllBT southwnrd nnd St. Louis expects six uolow zero toniBiii. liuroBso, is., Ib oxporloncIiiB tho oloventh dny ot continued cold weather. HAD IX MOUNTAINS. M MM DnnlRIT DHIM UHHUII IN NEW YORK W. W. STREET ORATORS HELD (Uy Associated Press to tho Coos llaj 'times. AnRiinRKN. Wr-sh.. Jan. 11. The local police nBBlsted by ono thousand citizens and pollco last night and to day, arrested nineteen I. W. W nttomptftd to speak on the streets In ..ii.. . k i....i r.iiinnnon. They VIWIUllUU Ul II I' l-M- ... - - Hinvo the situation well In hand anu today there v.-aa no disoroer. ij .nrrnala wnrA millln lira III I HI.) quietly. A number of radical mem bf's of the organization ave gatn- OFed in Hoqulam ana are uohib -pealed to by tho less extromo mom hers to preserve order. It Is ex- ....... ii .lll lm unl- pected tnat tno muuur " " Another Suspect In New West minster Robbery Arrested In Gotham Today. (By Associated Tress to Coos Daj Times.) ' N13W YORK. Jan. 11. John Mc Nnmnra, nllns Australian Mac, char ged of being ono of tho gang of rob bers who dynamited and robbed the Hank of Montreal nt Now Westmin ster. 11. C. last Soptoninor. wub iiiu today by United States Commissioner Shields without, ball for oxnmlnatlon January 25. Logger Is injured Mr. Pierce, a logger employed at tho Smith-Powers Camp, No. a, near Allegany, was bad ly hurt this morning. A lino (struck a snag and wnen u puiien " struck Plcico nnd thrcv him about slMv feet. He Is being brought to Mercy hospital this afternoon on a .i i.t Thu pxtont of his In juries will not bo known until he reaches tho noapuoi. The Redondo nnived In early thli niornliiB Irom San Francisco nftor mnkliiB the run from her dock nt tlio s,i.ir.. nntn iiiirlmr to the Norm Bend dock In thlrty-nvo hours. Tl'o woathor wiib fair nil tno wny up vv coast. , , , The Redondo whllo on drydoeU wiib equipped with tho Biibmnrlne bell nppllanco and Is tho llrt Btoom or In tho coustwlso biislnoss to so euro tho new Bnfoty device. The do- ... i uil,... n..l n.io clllll vice u a new ununuuu mm -...... loiv tn tho wlrelesB. Tho llght- W. II. Raker anil wife, recently from Denver, Chaa. lIopplnB. ft Portland traveling man, ami Anderson, four of the pussongors on tho stenmer Alliance during her un happy exporlenco off the coast this week, nrnvoa nero iuuiw Breakwater. Whllo returning up tho coiiBt. Cnpt. Lofstodt iiBCortalned who of tho passengers wibiivu i come on tho Breakwntor and then nr rnnged with Capt. jMncgoim by wire i.. i .v.iif fnr ilium nt Astoria. Cnpt. Macgenu arranged to talio tne s:i,,Kss; ,Z izJrt si i Imon nriulnnnd wltll COUtH vnncos for sending out sound waves on tho ships net as receivers. Thus i u'ntftr nml tho submnriuo bells In darkness or denso fogs, masters of vessols can quickly locate light- nnco as sho wh being towed up tho river by tho Nome City una i""" " four pnhKongors off. .. m, Both Messrs. Baker and Hopping spoke In the highest prnlBo of : tlio ,....tiinli HPrOllleil IIIOIII " v.i.v ships or lighthouses. The 8;,u'n""i ,rr e crew of he A1H rlno warning, have been heard a , Loftd 1 t o ere o distance or Rixteoii imi .."-":.,,, ".r". nn particular anxiety not certain lit ft ". -L !'"" ,,.," "wni manifested by the GIRL SUBX-OOVIJIINOIt LORD'S SON FOR $a,000 O SALEM. Ore.. Jan. 11. Ul- linn Smith, a former Salom gin. now of Portland, men buu j the Circuit uouri rore h"'dv ; WUliitm P. Lord. Jr.. for ?2&.- v 000 damages for alleged breach of promise Lord Is an attor- ney of this city and a son of a former Governor of Oregon. than from three to five miles. It Ib now being tested out. n n ii n success on tho Redondo, tho Nann Smith will bo equipped with U. Capt. Mageo Bays that the Redon do when sho went on dry dock was found tp bo In flno shape and no re pairs woro necessary. Mrs. Mago .i !.,imirni" Mncfio returned with i.i... lr.r. n nlnnsnnt visit 111 Sail linn mm. i 7, , FranclBCO and Oakland. Tho Rodondo will Fall at J o'clock Saturday afternoon for San Francisco. Among those arriving on tho uo dondo were tho following: . F J. Gercke, Jnck Duarte. Miss I.iind. F. M. Frledberg. Mrs. F. M Frlodborg. Gilford Frledberg. I. C T-.-H r.,t m T. Pnrnwnll. 13. C. Paddock, A. M. Peters. Miss Motta Uanson. Miss Chloo Buoll, R- -. Mann, R. F James, subs Diurv Wlfiseman. C. J. Pholps. Mrs. Hi H Rogors, Gow Why. Mrs. Gow Why. A. LUtoll. Thos. D. Guorln. Ifolen Deyol. J. F. Boll, Chns. Erlckson. II. Porter, II. L. Peterson, John Ek blad, R. CUngman nnd twolvo peer age. ' ! Try The Times' Want Ads. ' or fright was manifested ly mo forty or more passengers nuimm "" .in;.... .....i tiitu wna of short diirn- tlnn. With the wireless working per fectly, Cnpt. LofBtedt assured them that there was no groat dnngor nml oxcollent food and rofreshiuontH put nil ut ease. . . Th.ir wns only ono hardship tnut they encountered and that wiib ft dearth of tobacco, riiero iumiii.. to bo a number or invoieraiw of the weed aboard and all wore "shy" and there were many dec ara tlons that next time each would nil his pockets regardless of other supplies. Mr. Boker gave up his position as n traveling man tho first of tho year to cngago in business ior '; . . tn nnns Tinv with n view llllll UUI1IO ." v 1 . .,, of locating here. It was also tho first trip of Mr. Hopping nero. Both Messrs. Bnkor and Hopping were highly Indignant ovor tho fali uro of a tug to como from Coos Bay to thdr resrue. They declared that all day Sunday and up to about nine o'clock Monday morning, the, sea was nq rrnonth as. n mlUjoondnndtliat ON LI E ;.i Terminal Railway Directors Order Construction of Mile of Track. At a meeting of tho directors oi tho Terminal Rallwny yesterday aft ernoon, It was decided to go ohoad with tho project Imniodlntoly with tho construction of tho first nillo ot tho road. Contracts for "tho material will bo nwnrdod nt once. Gonornl Mnnager W. S. Chnndlor will place tho order for two oloctrlc pnasongor curB In Snn Francisco booh, nnd It Ih hoped to get tho construction under wny In nbout six weeks. It will be rushed to completion na rapidly as tififlallilA. It waB decided mat tno ursi ac tions of tho lino to bo put Bhould bo nu fi11riv lie it' n n.. N'nrtii Krnnt street from Aiuer to Control nvenuo of eighty-pound teol. On Colitrnl nvenuo from Front to Broadway and south on llrondway to Elrod nvonuo of forty pound steel. From South Front Btreot to .Smith mill of forty pound stool. Tho Idea Is thnt thlfl lino for tho present will sorvo most or tno poopo. mm... ..iir.iu nt u wlilcli nro to bo lator used for tho Btoam tormlnal lino nro bolng put In of tho heavy olghty pound Bteel whllo the linos that aro. for Bomo years nt loafit, to bo meroly electric Hnoa nro being put in of tho llghtor Bteel. T .n nlnn ilocldcd that WllOll North Frout Btrcet la paved, tho track sliould bo put down Bimuiiiuiuuiio. with tlio paving. W. S. Chandler will leave shortly for San Francisco nnd whllo thoro will close tho contracts for the bal- f n.r. mntnrlnl nnd cnillPlliellt needed nud the coiiBtructlou will be gin immediately on Its arrival ami will bo hastened ns rapidly (is the weather will permit. Ono thlug thnt prompted the d rec tors to arrange for tho Immediate construction wns tho deslro to got things Btarted off In wad shape here .,.i ,.. mi,i imvn overvthlng I- cnlly In roadlnesB to take advantage of tho completion of tho rnllrond to Cooa nny. w. a. iiiimui. - - Smith, Amo Mereon, L. J. Slmpeon, j. ii. Flanagan and J. W. nonnott woro present ut yestorday's mooting It has not been dollnltoly dolor mined about tho power plant .for tho .,..-i ii,.o. 'Pho o. A. Smith com pany mny put In n big electric plant of Its own If oloctrlclty proves a buc ceha In tho logging operations, and H bo this plant may supply It. lio Oregon Power compnny is also figur ing on enlarging Its plant horo ami ay tonipornrily supply tho power Of oonrso, tho Terminal Railway will put In Ub own plant JuBt as soon n the utility win jimmy iv. "olorailo nml Molilalia Experiencing Kcu'iv Whiter Weather. (By Assuclntcd Toss to Coos Bay Times.) DENVER, Colo., Jnn. 11 Another severe cold wave has sot In, affecting tho cntlro Htntc. Tho morcury is hovering close to zero. A contlnu nnco of tho storm may moon sovora losses to tho cattleman. (Uy Associated Press to Cooa Ilnfl Times.) itwt.RNA Mnnt.. Jnn. 11. It Is oxtromoly cold In Northern nnd East ern Montnnn. It, waB fifty below zoro nt Malta, and flfteon bolow In Holonn. Trnlns nro twoivo to iiueeu hours Into. HAD IN PORTIjANI). "WliolcMile Houses "Unable to Ship Goods to Coos Hay on Account of Storm. Thnt tho "silver thaw" In Portland wnB In reality a good iilzod blizzard with tho snow, sleet nud lco that nc- compnnles tho good old wintry storms of tho mlddlo west, but porhnps lu a loBscr qunntlty, was domonBtratoa today by tho non-nrrlvnl of n num ber of shipments of nupplles. Tho wlioloonlo houacB sent word thnt tho atreetH were In such condition and tho olectrle servlco such thnt they could not got tho goods down to the boat. . ., . F. E. Allen received ft louor " i... tiinu.ii.irnii noninnny stating that tho Btorm hnd put tholr blB frolght olovntor out oi cuhiiiii n.i mn.in it lmnoBslhlo for tholr trucks to dollver freight. M1IITS KFFP PAPERS SAFE (Continued on page 4.) TUV POPULAR ICM'KNT IIAM'K Saturday night. 1. O- P. H,1- GOLD ORE MINED IN OREGON LAST YEAR O (Uy Assocmieu i,im , - ' WASHINGTON. JD- C- JVi H Oregon's goto proauuuuu ... Ainu was tSOO.235 ngalnBt $ COO In 1910. 2 . Wic',,"gton pronucuu m 1911. $504,537 111 gold ugalnflt S800.000 lp 1910. nnd $79.'- In sliver against U0.000 in X i90 ' Believe That Securities In New York Fire Are All Intact Despite Heat. ' (Uy Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.) NEW YORK. Jan. 11. Wrecker begun todny clearing away tho de bris and Ice which cover tho deposit vaults of tho Equltnblo I.lfo Aoiu ranco Socloty building. The vaults aro suld to bo Intact and tho con tents, half ft billion ara wor.th Becurltloa. Btifo. Tho vnulta of the i Equltnblo Life 1 nvo boon found to lluivo withstood tho flamcfl and tho Infflcei-H say there la no doubt that ' tho $300,000,000 In securltloi of tlio Bocioty are unharmed. Socurltloa are ; nlroady being leniovod from too vaultB of tho Mercantllo Trust Co. I Other vaults will bo opened aa sooa , us they cool. Shortly nfter tho opon , InVof the New York Stock ExohuuBO ! today notice was posted. "That tho I law committee gives nottco tlmt doi Ivory of HOoiirltloB botwoon parties, .directly or indirectly affected by tho flnt In tho Equltnblo bul'dlng ! further delayed until January 15. (JALli IN CERTIFICATES. Union PacUlc Records Lost lu Xm York Flro. i (By Associated rf"" to c"08 na i Times) ' NEW YORK, Jan. 11. Tin di rectors of the Union Pacific he d an oxtqndod mooting todny to enp-ldor tho advisability of calling In all out standing rortllleatos of the company be'enuso of tho destruction of f ho rec ords in the Equitable flro. No deci sion was reached. I tied amicably In a low uaya.