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!HERE NEVER WAS A ROOSTER YET SSDjRSftffg WHOLE COMMUNITY Cl000 SrWi ..nMi OK AUTIMHuri , jlnuM'"" ' f(1. ,ho city !. VSnA lBHt ,,,Ml AUTHORITY' mmt& WATCH Till: WANT ADS. There art iiiany good bargains to 1)0 found (hero. Anything lost 01' found Is aluitys mlver- nnd "!,j 'j; Used In TI10 Times. WIS Til MEMBER OK Till ASSOCIATED PUES . .. . .. 1.. iuth MARSHFIELD. OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1913. EVENING EDITION. 6 PAGES. ..... ixnliU1""" " .,. A. Consolidation of Times, Const Mall mid Coos Hay Advertiser. No. 152 II XAAVU.. Tho l'" '""" ji llflR ON HALIFAX REEF, i PASSENGERS ARE RESCUED L Uranium from Rotterdam Runs onto hock m u and May uc lou. L except captain AND CREW TAKEN Ur-r- ife Boats antf Government ! steamer Effect Rescue of Large Number. tc,Airr..r..i.rTlm I till WAX N. B I""" " E Uranium, wlil li t"''toi! i'""" . llll..r.liilll 111- til 111! , voyage iron '"'"-'',,' ,,,.... nonarocKy ret' ..... ...... iillfM In a fop yesterday rcninlnod "day with rapln... Kw Si the crow nbonnl. iiihI w h o (SO paiionRcrs rp mlioro at lie liii- ('K COUIU UU i ,n "- rii Tho resells of tlio posongor.i .1 m.,1UI,n,l tin-ninth llfo llOIUH nd a government steamer. Tlioro hi no panic. Six hundred pnBson- rtri bound for .cw mm m iuu- tljr m fonvarucu uy speiim num. ftlAXCii: IX S. P. IHMHD. I'. OIllclaN llc-lan t Directors of OHht Itond. 87 AuoflilJ I'nii lo C Hay TlmM 1 .NEW YOIIK. Jnn. 13.- Directors tA officers of tho Union Purl flu hllroad ho wore iilso directors f the Southern Pacific tendered iV.li rnslrnnllmiH Indiiv I1H till) r.nt step In (oniplhiiico with tho( ;ree OI WIU hiiihuihu rmni 111 liuohlnR tho merger. A STQNER FOUND DEAD IN BED Man Who Was Involved in Trouble Committed Sui cide Saturday. INQUEST TONIGHT. Coronnr WIIhoii announced that tho InquoBt over A. Hton or would bo hold at 7 :.'!() tills evening. Dr. Ilousoworth who performed a poBt-iiiortoin Hint ed that -Honor was mirroring from a hovoio attack of pnofi inoiiln nnd tlio (IIsuiihu might Iiiivo boon iitillleloiit to causo death. A ehoinleiil iinalyHlH will hu held h determine who ther ho did tnko poison, tho Hiidilonoss of hhi death and llio fact that hu Imrrod tho door Indicating Htilcldo appar ently lioyond a douht. Coro ner WHboii him not ascertained what kind of poison tho hiiiuII vial contalnod. Tho funeral will ho hold horo. Sloner woio a flno Knights of Pythian charm. 1 RENDERS MANY HOMELESS Ohio River on Rampage Heavy Losses and Much Suffering. (J Auvlttcl rmi lo Com Har TIhim, CIXfllWVATl Tnn in Tlm niiln Rlrer contlnuoil to rlso toilny and It U predicted that tlio 03 feet stngo UI be reached booh. It Is estimated Hit 3000 persons hnvo boon drlvon IrOEl thflr linmna In PltmlfiiiiiH Pni. ltjton, Newport nnd Dnyton' and h uiu rncr in Kentucky. EVAXSVir.IP I...I !.. im mt . -. Kt'lUlllt, III. I IU nrer It slowly rlulnc here and hiin- uioi square miles or imttoin lnnda Ue Utt nilntoil llir i i i.. r .v .M,Vl ... Itl'y IUIJI WD. Thn hrnnn.h. l.. .i i. ., WUI8VILI.B, Jan. 13 -Police and i uvi-anmeni onuinlu aro working' L.B.?rS fan,,llcs from "10 districts Btnued by tlio Ohio rlvor flood.' iwvu aro iiomelosB. . i 1 VICTIM AGGIDEHT Gwynedde 'Tower Seriously '"iwed by Street Car in Eureka. siAiu'R.-Wcelvcil hero tn.inv cnedd, S08".1,"8 "ows tlmt ToVer of ?hl9UM.f Jay ftna Isnno "t car last t ,rau ovor bX a " ICg, --o-.v uuii UUU T'&'Z'T no Uotnlls. lhe bare facts i nnnounperaent of nnthiu. J red Elrl w'is a favorite .4atthlnA8pcntt!'osumrner Sreilts In Emnlri T ,"f, ,,er " Inmfi u t, u'Piro, nnd lnff fr i,. !E0 AbrljK.,0" a few weeks .rMj - ij umny &r Toer of pi,lai ls son of Jfbere. ThE.l?p,re' nn(l well SajLiurt "i P0 Ut t0 A. Stonor yesterday afternoon wiih found dead In IiIh room at Mih. Do .lan'B IoiIkIiik Iiouho at tho north wchI corner or Second Htreot and Central nvenuo. Ho had ovidently committed Hiilcldo. a Hinall vial niarkod poison uuinK ioiiiiii dohiuo him. Ho had locked tho door to his room ami then pliiced tho bed ablaut the door. .Mm. JJolan liocaino alarmed when he did not Kot up Sunday morning and llnally about noon Hent word to tho olllrors after hIio had knocked at Hionor 8 door sovornl tlnioH and ro colyod no roHponsi'. .Mnralinl Carter and olllcorH Smith and Shoupo llnally rorced In tho door and found Stonor dend In hod. No Until nolo or nilsslvo wiih found. An onvolopo addiCHsed to .Mrn A. ?. "'. ' ,:" 'rwentlotli avoiiuo, Sunt- lo WiihIi., waH found in his room but tlioro was nothing It It. Stonor had rooniod at tho Delan Iioiibo up to tho llrst of laHt weok, Just prior to tho troublo ho Kot Into In South .MniBhllold. Ho left Tiich ffi. m"1 w "t Hoon nKitln until iTiday afternoon, soon aftor IiIh ro lenso on a ?ac cash ball bond. Ho returned and aHked for bin room and was told ho could hnvo It. Then ho moved his trunk and grips Into his room and mild ho wanted to stralght- Saturday morning about 10:ao. ho K,t,"l nmI wont ollt I0'" llttlo whllo but returned to his room bo niro noon. .Mrs. Dolan spoko to him as hit camo In and hoard htm tako his Hhoeu ofT. l0 ,j, ot eHV0 t10 room again and was not seen until tho oillcors broko In the door yester day aftornoon. Mrs. Dolan snys Hint Stonor, whon ho llrst camo, nulil that ho wanted to Kot a qulot place to got ovor a long npreo. IIo apponrod to bo oducntod and roflnod. Sho says that when ho beard Hint bIio was formorly at Lnko .!ov."' W,s- n' Chicago, ho talked with hor rjnlto a bit and told nbotit His linvlng resided thoro. Ho also fipoko about having ownod a drug storo In Alnslcn. Friday aftornoon, sho said ho ap peared very molnncholy. Ho snld that lio was "broko" nnd would hnvo to go out nnd borrow somo monoy from somo of tho boys as ho had Jonnod a nunibor of thoiu ?C nnd ?10. Ho snld ho would wlro to lits rola tlves for monoy only ho wns nfraid thoy might think ho was in aorlous trouble Stonor also told Nlghtwntch Shoupo about hnvlng boen in the south and about boing rnisod near Charleston. Ho appeared to bo woll oducntod and nls clothing and offocta showed that no had seen bettor days. In addition to tho troublo ho got involved in horo. lio ovidently had family troublo. Mrs. Stonor Instruc ted Coronor Wilson to hnvo him bur- iuu nero. Besides his wlfo, Stonor said ho had a daughter. A plcturo, ovident ly of tho two, found In tho effects, Indicates tho girl is about olght years old. Stoner gavo his ngo as Ilfty-throo. JUDGE ARCHIBALD IS FOUND GUILTY Pennsylvania Jurist Is Con victed by U. S. Senate of Using Official Position for Personal Profit Worked Erie Railroad. Mr AMorlMal I'rtM to Coot liar TlmM.l WASHINGTON. .Inn. 13. Short ly aftor 1 p. m. tho sennto re solved Itsolr Into a court of Im peachment against Judge Robert Archbnld of tho conunerco court, which allogo ho misused his olllco as Judge for his personal profit. A two-thlrdH voto waH necessary to convict tho Jurist on aTiy una count and the llrst article submitted to tho membership resulted In a ver dict or guilty of tho chnrgo of ln lluonclug oillcors or tho ICrle rail road to grant htm favorable op tion on Its shnro or tho Katydid culm dump near Scrniiton, Pa. Archbnld acknowledged his part In tho negotiations but denied that he "wilfully or unlawfully or cor ruptly or otherwise took advantage of his olllclal position to Influence the railroad olllclalu." Conviction on tho twolve remain ing charges is not necessary to lemove Archbnld from tho bench. Tho vote on tho llrst count wns ti.S against Archbnld and live In his favor. The sonato proceeded to voto on tho other twelve arti cles or Impcnciiincut. Although tho verdict insured Archbnld's removal from tho bench nnd service of tho United States courts, tho Sennto then proceeded to voto on tho other twolvo counts In the articles or Impeachment, which charged various other acts whoro Archbnld had Improperly used his In fluence as a Judgo. At this trial, tho accused Judgo admitted practically all tho rnctH or overy nccusntlon brought against him, but protested In defense that none or them wan wrongful or corrupt, nor could ho hnvo boon convicted In any court of lnw for thorn. Conviction upon tho first count with an unexpected majority against Archbnld. As tho voto on tho first ar ticle wiih announced Senator Hoko Smith or Georgia moved that the senators go Into executive session. Ho snld ho believed tho voto on the other counts might bo dispensed with, or abridged by secret dollborntlonB. Senator Culberson nnd Polndoxtor objected that tho Senate cound not voto on tho nrtlclcs In executive ses sion. After somo discussion Senator Smith withdrew his motion and tho clerk proceeded to road tho second firtlf'ln. Rfitltltril ttnnntt ivlin lin.1 nrn. ... , v. u. ....... ...,t.w.., ,,,,,, ...... ,... ! Ultln.l t ll tlll ..1ir.ll t 41... tm..nnnl...n.tl .i.-. .... u..h.i.,b UIU IllllfUtlUlllJIUlIk proceedings, asked to bo excused from voting. Archbnld wnlted In nn unto room to henr tho verdict, which removed him from public lire. With him wns Mrs. Archbnld, his boh Hugh mid Mrs. Hugh Archbnld. ; Not guilty wns tho verdict on tho second count. Guilty wns tho verdict on tho third, fourth nnd fifth counts. Archbnld was acquitted on tho sixth charge mid alBo on the sev enth, eighth, ninth, tenth nnd elev enth. IIo was acquitted on tho twelfth cluirge. Tho voto on tho thirteenth nnd LlUl UHllnl.. I..I.I..1. nlm Ki.n.l ....1. 1 ... t .1 I IIIRL llllll-IU Itlill'll U1IUIKIU iiii'iiLmiii f mitieriiMv u'Hli Mnnlrfm. rrmllf frmii HtlguutH before him nnd engaging In n general coal land business canned some dclny. Somo sountors asked to bo excused from voting because of Its generalities. A do bato followed. Finally the vote ro Hiilted -11! to 20 for Archbald'H con- I vlctloa on that charge. Senator Gorman offered tho reso lution Hint Archbnld ' bo removed from his olllco on the bench and bo forever incllglblo to public of fice. Hoot moved that tho doors be cloned for deliberation and the sennto went into executive session. Tho senate In executive session decided to Impose on Judgo Arch bald tho full penalty of removal from olllco and dlBbarmont from over nuuln holding a position of ' honor or profit for tho United States, m spoils BILLPASSED Democrats Annul Taft's Order Placing Postal Employes in Civil Service. nr AnocUtoJ I'rfM lo Coot I!r TlmM. WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. Tho nniondmont to tho postofflco ap propriation to annul tho oxccutlvo orders which placed fourth class postmasters nnd nsslstnut postnins toiH nnd dorks ln llrst nnd socond class offlcos undor civil fiorvlco, was adopted boforo tho Houso to dny Bitting ns a commlttco of tho whole Tho Itepubllcnna rofinlnod from voting. Tho bill will have to como boforo tho Houso whon It finally pnssos on tho bill. 10 TAKE OVER PRONE LINES 1 0 E IN WAS N Great Northern and Milwau- ke Roads Tied Up Today; Other Trains Late. inr AwotUtftl Prri to Cooi r Tlmei.J SHATTI.K, Jnn. HI. Tho Grent Xorthorn nnd Mllwnukeo mountain divisions aro Idlo im n result of tho snow blockndo. Tho westbound Northern Pnclllc trains nro dolnyod, but nro moving, nnd tho trains or that rond depnrted on tlmo this morn ing. Mllwnukeo expects an open track this aftornoon. Small slides continue In tho mountains. ATTI.XTIO.V W. O. V. Woodmen of tho World and Vo mou or Woodcraft as specially io quorftcd to attend tho Joint Instal lation January IS, 1913. COMMITTED. ARE LOOKING FOR GORDIER MILS. .Mother of A. I A INKS DEAD. Haines and 'I' llnlm.u mill lViil ... . .in...... - Jhihics of .Miii.slilieJil Succumbs. A. T. Hnlnos received word this morning or tho death of his iuo thor, MrfT. C. G. Haines, in Los Angeles yostorday, at the ago of 00 years. Alp ITntnna xi'111 lnnva nmnrrnu1 i morning for Los Angoles to tako mo romnins to storm imko, iowii, for Interniont. Mrs. Haines spoilt somo tlmo on tho Hay a row years ago with her sons. P. A. Haines, who ls tho en gineer in ehargo of tho Smlth-Pow-oi s rpnd rrom Myrtlo Point, Is also a son. British Government Will Pay One-Half Sum Originally Demanded by Owners. !ly Aoclte4 r-rcM to C-oo Dajr TlmM.l LONDON, Jan. 13. Tho British government Is to pay tho National Tolophono Company of tho United Kingdom tho sum ot $02,570,320 .... Ho nrntinrtV. ncCOrdlllK to ft decision reached by tho railway and canal commission, huuuk " . ..wiimiinn 'I'ho National Tolophono Company originally ask ed $10D,uuu,uuo. HOCKEKELI.EK IS IUi. Has CJouty liifliunntlon or Throat ItciiulrliiK Slv Operations. Pr AHoclate4 Vmt to Cooi Hay Timw.l WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 Dr. C. W. Itichardson, who oxamlnod AH llam Itockefollor, tho oil magnate at Miami, Florida, tor tho Houso monoy trust Investigating commlt tco, mado a report today. Clia y- y ' .. . ...in ni .imln It mililln until after it has bean prosontod . .i.. ..it .nnmhnrnhln of tlio COIH- mltteo. It Is understood, hpwoyer, hat Richardson found Rockofol or s fforlng from tho ailments descrlb e In tho aflldavlts filed In court by his physician as "gouty Inflam mation of the larynx," which had necessitated six operations. CRISIS IN PEACE NEGOTAJIONS; R01ANIA STIRREO CALIFORNIA OIL LAND MSES UP Michael Burke and Southern Pacific Fighting for Tract Worth Billion. Ilr Ainoclatnl l'rrti to Cooa lit? Tlinri. WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. An om plre of oil lands worth probnbly more' than a billion dollars Is tho prlzo which brought groups of opposing lawyers todny boforo tho United States Supremo Court. Tho occasion was tho argument of what reply tho court should innlco to tho request for Instructions from tho United States Circuit Court appeals for the ninth district, which was unnblo to decide whother tho Southern Pnclflc railroad company or Edmund Uurko nnd other separate entrymcu wore entitled to tho land now said to bo gushing forth with oil In California. Tho railroad company had received pntcnts to tho land. Tho government recently brought proceedings to hnvo tho pnt cnts cancelled but that question Is not boforo tho court. Tho pntcnts contain n provision excepting nil mln oral lands from the grant. Hurko nnd other eutrymen claim thnt tho exception prevented tho land passing to tho rnllrond company, nnd thnt thoy nro entitled to tho lnnd under proper entry. FREE LUMBER 1 I E Claim Democrats Are Pledged to Remove All Tariff From It. ' IPr Aaaih-laUJ I'n-aa to Cooa Hay TlmM.l WASHINGTON, Jnn. 13. Wllllnm T. Uptgrovo of Brooklyn, N. Y asked that tho present tariff of flfteon por cent ad valoroni on sawod boards and planks and cabinet woods not further manufactured than sawed nnd twenty porcent ndvnlnrcm on veneors bo nl lowed to stntid. "Wo hnvo promised tho polo to put lumber on tho free llst.rt"snld representative Janios of Kentucky, nnd "If wo full to put It on tho frco list, It seems to mo we will brenk our pledge." LU.MIIEIl SCHEDULE UP. Man Who Lived in Marshfield Is Being Sought by Relatives. Tho local Woodmen's lodgo Is In rocelpt or n lottcr from Mrs. W. II. Fotherlnghnm of Portland asking that tho lodgo look up tho where abouts of John Gordlor, who was formerly- a member of tho local imam. Thn Wtrr states that Mr. Gordler's wife is ill and in des titute circumstances at 2900 Con trnl Ave, N. E., Minneapolis, Minn, dordler was a carpontor and ...n..lr.1 In Mnrnliflnlll for a tllT10 but later took a situation with tho Wedderburn Trading Co., at you dorburn. It Is stated ho loft there nnd wont north. Tho letter states that ho lived with a woman known ns Helen Robbins whllo horo and sought a divorce from his wife Ho sont ror his daughter, but when sho arrived refused to support hor becauso sho would not aid him In getting tho dlvorco and sho rofusod to llvo with i.i... n...i iiia vnmnn comnniilon. Miss Gordlor was married to Mr. Fothorlngham whllo In this city. Gordlor was droppod from tho mbmbcrshlp of tho local Woodmen's lodgo ror non-payment of dues and they aro no Jongor Interested In tho caso other than to try and got tho messago to him of his wife's serious Illness. Expect That Note From Eu ropean Powers to Turkey Will Soon Be Ready. Tailtr Revision Committee If cars Evidence Today. (Uy AaHlai4 I'rvM to Cooa llty TlmM ) WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. Lumbor nnd silk schedules of tho tariff woro tho Issuo In tho tostimony today bo foro tho Houso Ways and Moans com mittee Tlioro waa no democratic bill ror theso schedules at tho last session to afford n tentatlvo plan ror tho committee JETTY MATTER IS TAKEN UP Coos Bay Delegation Confers With Senator Bourne and Others in Washington. WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 13. O. A. Smith of tho Smith Lumbor Company, D. C. Greon and Dr. J. Tj Mcuormac ot mo .Marsuiieiu umwu bor ot Commerce, hold a long con sultation Thursday aftornoon with Sonator Dourno regarding tho best manner to proceod with respect to their inlssllon for congressional aid ln repairing Jottlos nt Coos Hay. As mattors stand, tho bureau of onglneors In Washington nro opposed to tho Jotty gystom which la favored by tjie local onglneors. In order to pusu ine poucy invoiuu at Cooa Hay without antagonizing tho board of engineers, Is what Is giving tho commlttco that ha3 Just anlvod (loop thought. No Information has beon given out regarding tho course that will bo pursuod, In fact It was stnfeii at Hourno's olllco that thoro would bo nothing to soy In nil prob ability for sovoral dnys. Hourno said TURKISH CABINET ABOUT TO QUIT Bulgaria Charges Roumanian With Letting Turkish Sup plies Cross Country. AL.K.Mi:i) OVER WAR. f g A nunibor of Greek resf ( dents of Coos County aro j alarmed over tho situation In I Turkey. Somo or tho employes or tlio C. A. umitu compan hnvo famlllos nnd relatives lit Constantinople nnd thoy nro suffering severely, business be ing ruined and supplies re duced. In addition to thin, thoy Tear the TurkH may mas sacre the Greek nnd other for nimi iKHtilontH of CoiiHtnntl- noplo If wnr brenks out ngaln. Try The Times Wnni Ails. LONDON, Jan. 13. Tho Issuo or pence or wnr will rest with Con stnntlnonple, nftcr tho llnnl drnrtlnj; or tho note of tho Ottomnn govern ment, which will bo sottled nt today'n mooting or tho ambassadors nt tlio Hrltlsh foreign office Tho ambassa dors will dccldo also tho modo nnd" tlmo of tho presentation of tho docu ment to tho Porto. Tho convocation of tho Turkish grand council la con sidered n sign In favor af peace. It Turkey were ready for war, a calling togothor of tho council would bo no cosBary. (Uy AMOtlalcJ rrria to Cooa Hay TlmoJ.) LONDON, Jan. 13. Tho Europ ean powers will present their peace not ii tn tho Turkish authorities as booh ns tho flnnl draft ls unani mously agreed to. CAIU.VET WILL QUIT. Sultan' Advlhcis Said to Ho AhoifC To Resign, Pjr Aaaodat! Prraa lo Cooa Hay Tlmnn.J LONDON, Jnn. 13 .A TurktsTi nowspnpor snys the Ottomnn cnu(RftX has decided to resign, according to n dispatch from Constantinople todny. This Is believed to Indicate a pro domluniKo of tho Influcuco of tUv wnr pnrty. RREACH IS ALLEGED. Iliilgniia Accuses Roiiiiiiiula u( Helping The Turku. ny AaiotlaieJ I'rm to Cn Hay TlmM. 7 LONDON, Jnn. 13. Nogotlntlons contlniio between M. Jonescu, min ister or tho Interior of Roumanlu and Dr. S. Danelf, leader of the Hulgaiian peace delegation. It seems thnt Hulgartu hns put th quoEtlon stvoiigl) to Roumnula amt doclaied that sho Is able to prow that Hucharest allowed 800 trucks ot war matorlal rrom Gorinany to pass through Roumanla territory on tho way to Turkey. G CREASE III RAINFALL Precipitation on Coos Bay Is Sjx Inches More Than For Last Year. Nonrl two Inches or rnln hnvo ful lon In Marshflold In tho last two days, according to tho olllclal government records, kept by It. n. Osllnd, IocaH observer. For tho twenty-four hours ending Sunday morning at 4 o'clock tho rainfall was .98 Inches and for tho twonty-four hours ending thhs morning at 4 o'clock, it waa .99 in ches, Tho total rainfall slnco tlt first of last Soptombor to today la 35.27 inches, nnd for the samo pfi lodjiyoajMUJoJtj ho intended to do ovorthlng In lite powor to assist the commlttoo. At Chamborlaln's oftlco tho Infor mntlon was forthcoming that dun -borlaln wns greatly Interested In tit-. doslre of tho Coos Hay people, an ' that tho senator was pledged to gi tho limit In helping them to vrlu tholr cause. As bo bad threo com mittee meetings Thursday moinln and many calls on his tlmo in tus afternoon, he was not In tho con ference nt Bourne's omce. 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