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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1914)
ytr- "V??w?wangp7T ,)W'iPjg2 t THOUSAND GALLONS OF PAINT WONT CONVERT A DANDELION INTO A VIOLET A RANXEE YEAR XjiM cii"iii opens tvltli brighter 'IlCcts for tlio great Coos liny p;.i Cooiilllo Valley country ilnin i licfcro In It history. For '',, ,irc In tlio iiuikltifs. Arc you Jo"; I'Oii'K ",0 foundation for roars? Wxmtz RO.VT SCATTER SHOT Concentrate jo"' nihcrtlsliiK In the newspaper that reaches the peo tile you want to talk to. Ammtipl- I Hon costs money. Tlio Timet emci money to ntHcrtlscrs. MEM11KU OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Established 1H78 VOL XXXVII. ns Tlio Const Mall MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1914 EVENING EDITION. A Coniolldiitlon of Times, Coast Mall anil Coos Hay Advertiser. No. 274 Bair.." .umseuws-- j. szumixz: a "rz'v'K 00B mn nni HIED STATES PERMIT HUERTft 10 Mediation Threatened With pjSriipilOII a nuoim ui nn- nounoement Made Today MEDJAT0RSWANTT0TnM L ftUCn IH IWVL ww nun Mexican Constitutionalists Al so Opposcu io ricin mdj Terminate Negotiations ID, A.-oiltfd l'rwt 10 Coot Hr Tlmet.l '..tt Al.l.a V V.. JlIDd 10. I a .'lauceroua obstruction to muilln- r t i.rtd nriiMi. wiir 'ii iikuhi .- II0I1 i"' ' ' , ., ..nuntlfiUnim lm the failure or nil uci,oiiuiiuii. Th0 ran J States "'" I.Mnzatlan.-.Wireless")- .June io.-,hp Mediators in une(Uloiul terms iiaiT1 .....i-,,, vu. nri......B ,..i,i..i. .. ItUlonnl tort lns.M upon. on lns.M upoiu ,,,.,,,.. rcJ"'P N'aUera line This seeing to In- The lalted StStoB nlBOimel) re ( , , ,g relmrine t0 1 fuses to icccpt i" ""'f " S ? .rcoU'utVaC' the refognltnu or ii'ierui. '" """, It baa hf tn iniormou nj iu w"-i wtlonnllfcts tnnt tnuy win uvii inlan tVnt lets Kluortn oxcrclso thoi I r .14.... 1 r....nllnn if trfimllll. llltt. I fOnillltllUJillll I"'"'1 "' " " " I Imcccssor .... . , I i c.n... nf Mm Tir"iirlimlH libvc ncilliii-. I; lewt liopo fen u BOttlcTiient, but, mere it ii " "!. - ----- .- I ..w. . tUg ifiniHutnra avlll ilnvifiQ k .l. I .fri' l nt rfiii i niL'iii'H iiiiiuii Jfome mf'thori to kcop the mediation fromfounuorinp'on mo tocks. i.u tnioren litem Br AiiKltl4 t'ntt to Coot llijr Tlraft.1 I wiaiiiNnTON. n. C. Juno 10 J.n.. nr nmiitnnrrn lViulfluId Willi directed by the preuldunt 'to hold up it flalvenon a enrso ni urms ru ilrnvJ to tli ConfltftutlonnllstB, mm, u nn route to Galveston on the Morpnn llnor EI Sua. Tho ves- itlwas to tnuahip nor'rurKo to an other liner for Ttunplco. WOHAX SUnitA(!K a'AVOHHI). Conitltutlonnl .7iiendiiMwt Vntti Hio Lrnver Mtmxt' r IhnmuuK. t; AuoUt4 TW to 0(hH3lyiTlmM.J mPKX'IIACKX. Juno 9. Tho cn- rtm.Mii r irnmnii sufrniiiu In Don- mirk and tho abolition of nil property nuallflcatlonn for eieciorn ror inuin- Ijr. ,.f Ilin miror IwiMSf 'Ih lirOIIOSCd . ."""".....: .'., "":r, ... ; .i,ii, nv h ''miHiiiiiiiiinni iiiiiuuaiiiuiih ti...v.. pjwd the lower house of the Dan- lib iLTlliuucnt today. (t)HXKILST()Ni: IjAII) I'srt of Commencement KciiM'u at ViiMliliiK(on State OillleKO IUJ AiMKlllod fft In too. U.f Jiul PUMiMAN. Wnsh., Juno 10. Tho wrnerstono of tho Jnmes Wilson Hall at Washington State Collego v.. lnl. Inli.i. na nnrt rT tfhn iCXOr- cliei of commoncomont eek. A bronze bust at James Wilson, for mer Scwrtary of ABrlculturo, for bom tho lmll was named, van pro- lented to tho collogo. Wilson was Orel enl pi 1 (mm nttnndlni? tike UICT- liei on noeoimt of Illness. TO 1'AfiS AVIISOX UH.lJri IBr AncUt rrM to Cvu Dtr TIom 1 WASHINGTON, D. C, June 10. A lupeclal rule for tho consideration in Hoinn nt iw Administration's conservation program, consisting of fire bills, wna voted out by the rules committee today. im.v.Ui irA KniA8sv. (Br ajmkuixI FTtw to Com lUjr Time.) U'lCmvnfAl' t r Tun a 1 0 Otflclal notice has reached the State jrpariment that Argentina lias miicu ber IPl'Ttlnr. Tinra in fliO mil If Of On embassy to tako effect Immediately. American legation in Argeniiuu already has been raised to an ombas- iy. SEVEN DIE IN Eight Others Badly Injured and score Hurt in New York Today IBj AwoclttM PrtM Coot P Tloe.J XP.tw vnntf t.. in Covon ner- " iunn, jiiuu iu. uw.- . -- sons, four of them women, lost their llvoo H..i .x t.nlK In. ; mm eigni more wore uuw Jurea n a fjre that spread through " "iu styie Eastsiae teneineui. . tnan a score of others were Ies lA.lni.-l . .iA pnpanil "uuisiy nun. rne nro Biii-. "rough tho building so rapidly that "rape was cut off before all the tenants were aroused. A woman nd her son escaned by leaping from llMnti- TllVnn .... ..! 11. .11 CT. ntDAV night, JU.VIJ 13. -Music l. Ul.IOTT'S OnCIIKSTlU. AMC1. " leaves her dock at 8 O'CLOCK " M.. fnn niWR. Kverone wel- TENEMENT FIRE tome. ILL 11 1 E M PHI TO QUIT COAST TOWNS Mexican reuerai i-orces Arc,, . . "" lLr';irruf 0V.tv IllOUfjnt tO be Planning tO EvnCliatP Gliavmn; i tvctoucui. uiiciyiiidb mi nwnain nm u nw it inn 1 ttnnn pec mai .lunnvi wr amocuim rr,M to r, Tim t (luaymaH all available steamships of! - , at v a viilik'o n t luiiivuiiukiu ovneuato Gunymas and retreat- br -cu.to Gunymas and retreat- by HNUECUTIEO 'n ui-.. r At .1... o 4- uii vwuy nuiiHWMdruu iu Wrangell Island to Help Maroonca wen D Auotliloj rrni to Coot Dtr Tlmtt. WASHINOTON, I). C, June 10. The rovenuo cutter Wear was order ed to proceed from St. Michaels, Alaska to U'rangell Island for the purpose of rescuing fifteen members of tho crow of thu Canadian steam er Karluk, of tho Stefansson Arctic exploration party who are marooned there. TO CLOSE SALOONS Dry Forces Said to Be Figuring on Asking Marshfield Coun cil to Refuse Licenses Axnnrillnir n rniinrtH Imrn today. A campaign Is to bo launched by the campaign is 10 u iuiimv - dry forces In Marshflold to try and get tllO tllj council in rciuou u ij- ,. thn Hreniux of tho saloons hore.1 (ll0 gnmo a8 wa8 dono In Cocjulllo. .othJnj. definite was Blven out to- . . .",. , 11,. ,...! nnnlil nnt day about It and the report could not .t..A.l 1. ii. I .niiyml nllttA & flurry, especially among tho liquor I ' I Tho licenses of the fifteen saloons In Marshfield will expire July I and they will come up for ronewal next Monday night or a week later, prob- In Coqulllo petitions requesting tlio City Council not to renew tho licen ses were circulated and the signa tures of considerably moro than a mnjority of tho voters In tho town wore secured, and acting on this, the Council, by a vote of flvo to one, refused to renew the licenses, which expire July 1. ... , If the matter Is brought up In Marshfield, It Is likely that It will also bo taken up In Xorth Bend. ELE BE CONTESTED Rumored That Parties Oppos ing School Gymnasium Bond Issue Find Fault in Voting It Is rumored that the school elec .. ' .i..i.i inc Saturday for the kurpose of getting .public expression on tne mom" ui .".! -- a school gymnasium will be contested. ...'-i .iiq imnnsflii to the exnen- dlture of money for such an umtl have declared mat nw i "."".'"; be held void as there was no ballot box uted and in view of the fact that triero was moro or less electioneering at the polling place. Justice Pennock, who was the of ficial Judge of the election, says that hero was no ballot box but that a drawer of a desk was used Instead and that to the best of his knowledge tho election was conducted fairly. The bonds were favored by a ma iority of IS. Two hundred votes were cast, the majority of them by women. SENT TO RESCUE RIIMI1R PI AN GIN MAY DOT QUESTION UP IN S National Prohibition May Come to Vote in House at an Early Date ID; AMOottIM pff to Coot lur TlmM ', WASHINOTON, D. C. June 10. The question of National prohibition has loomed up on the Congressional horizon. That the House will be forced to vote nt au early date on the Federal Constitution was prac tically assured. This Is generally conceded the result of expressed Lender Underwood, to have the question brought iwfore thr House ,or ,cst . goclnl rui0 ror tho .iiiuiiiiu ill uie iiuucmi iiuiii- ihttloii amendment was unacted tinon consideration of the Hobson prohl- the rules committee adjourned 'the inornlnK aeaalim BT STRIKERS Further Outrages Committed Today in Italy Following General Walkout Itlr AmocUIM rrttt to Coo. Di TlmM. 31B5IE. Jnn 3 0 Further out rages were committed today by strik ers In various parts of Italy who canned dnmage 1 soveral railroad gtaUons. Tho strike BtuUod Mon day when a general walknut was declared -as a prot'Ht agalriFt tho ro- Iireswve measures oi mo Bovoru- mnnt In rwinrinntlritl U'lrh tintllllfir ilemonBtrntlons at Anconn on Sun day uiien several men wens kiiicii. MEETS DEFEAT Sporting Writers Say He Lacks stamnia Jonnny wjinams Is Pronounced Winner Mr AuocUU4 1Tm la Coot IUt TIidm.J LOS AXGKI.ES, Juno JO. "hack of condition, luck of stnmnln and loss of tlio brilliant speed formerly ut liia command," was the sporting writers' dlagnosla of the caw of liilimitt rnii I in trfimf lift VI FDin "i"ii uu.w... ...... v. ,..... weight champion, who astonished his irieniiB iui inr.111 d " knocked out In the third round by la stiff right to the chin by Johnny J Williams, of Raltlmoro. After WJI- llama tirat lilnv lnilu It 11' n n. Hams first blow landed 11 was p- nnrani ,lint nnnlnn U'na nurf, flhll of his former self and bU yearn 1a.. na Un.l rlnlalxi.t lilt. t II a f I I a ttttt l iaun iiud uiiiaiicii nidi f iifiiiiBvi- ly, Tho boll saved hltu la thf) tec ond round. E T Third Victory Over Vanitie Defiance Makes Failure on Her First Trial (Dr A'locltttd Prrii to Coot VT TlmM ASSOCIATED PRESS HOAT. off Sandy Hook, by wireless, Juno 10 -The sloop Resoluto won tho fifth race of tho series preliminary to tho selection of tho America's cup defend er. Over the 22-mllo course bhe beat the Vanitie four minutes without tak ing advuntngo of tho time allowance, The Defiance, owned by tho Trl-Clty Syndicate, made her first appearance, but dropped out or the race, rroumej with ner rigging caused ner 10 ib hopelessly behind. This was the Res olute's third victory. FIRES HONOLULU .MAX. Collector Sjixkalilo Refuses to Re slirii Position. nr AMotittod prtii 10 root ar Tltott J imvnr.nr.IT. Turin 10 R. H. Stackable, Collector of the Port re ceived from Secretary McAdoo, a cablegram requesting his Immediate resignation. Stockable, who is a nonnlillrnn. ronllpil that ho would not give up the office until dismissed. CHOKES WIFE TO HEATH JDr AoMclttoJ Frwt Com Bt Tint 1 NORFOLK, Neb., June 0. Frank Judd is under arrest here accused of choking his wife to death early today. He alleges that t'he told him that she bad lived with another man DAMAGE DONE JOHNNY COULON HESOLUT WON TAG BAG HEAL ESTATE Administrators of Estate at a . Loss to Know What He Did With His Property Dr AmocUIM t'rrtt to Com Dr TltrM 1 HOt'STON, TeT., Juno 10. Deeds to renl estate worth hundreds of thoUHnnds of dollars, but not a line indicating thnt he disposed of his large holdings by will or that ho had any relatives to Inherit his for tune have been found by the tem porary ndmlnlstrntors of tho estate of F. A. Ogden, who died suddenly several days ago. Hut the deeds hnvo nevor been recorded and were found in trunltB or between thu loaves of books. The property rep resented by the papers Is In more than twelve Btate, Including Wash ington nml Oregon. Three Car Loads of Men, Pre sumably Strikebreakers, Arrive in Pittsburg (Dr Auorltloil I'rrat lo Coot ftr Tlmn ) IMTTSUl'UG, Juno 10 Three car loads of men, presumably strike breakers, arrived here and nrouscd Intense excitement among the strik ing employes of tho WcstlnghotiMi plant. The atrlke leaders urged their followers to bo poacable. Saloon keepers In East Pittsburg wort! notified to keep their saloons cloned during the remainder of tho wook. THREE LOST IN Lower California Threatened by Colorado River Many Levees Break (Or Auocuiod rrtt i coot utr tium.i SAN HKKNAllDIXO, Calif., Juno 10. Two prospectors and nu Indian boatman were drowned In the flooded Colorado Hlver, according to reports, NEW ARRIVALS CADSE A STIR R FLOOD from Cnlzoun. The hoat capsized in voiieu nero today, it is tno seronu attempting to cross. All along the. tribute of tho South to Its women of rlvur tho situation Is critical and tho 1 tno Confederacy, a similar monu watur Is rushln;; through crorasses ment hnvlng been erected by the In the Kovornment loveo. Tho Mo- State of South Carolina. Members Jave Jndnn reservation Is expected to of tho North Carolina division of relievo the situation below somewhat. XEEULIS IS FLOODED. 0f JuutiUUi lrrw U Coo Dtr TIbm.1 NEEDLES, Calif.. Juno 10. Tho Colorado River swept over tho abut ments of tho big Santa Fe railroad bridge two miles south of here and rrAched the track ties. Houses In the lower part of Needles are Inundated. The expensive riprap to protect the railroad failed to keep out tho flood. RAD IX LOWER CALIFORNIA. Ut Auotut prt coot rur tibm.) CALEXICO, Calif., June 10. 200 Chinese coolies In Lower California worked all night raising the levee at Volcano Lake, but today tho flood bogau flowing over tho top, Tho flood seriously menaces the Irriga tion system on the American side, ALUMNI ELECTS John Ferguson Elected Pres ident of Association at Meeting Last Night At a meeting of the Marshfield Al umni Association held in the Cham ber of Commorco rooms last night the following offltors were olected for the ensuing year: John Fergu son, president; May Preusa, vlco prosldnet; Duncan Douglas, secretary-treasurer. The retiring officers are Chauncey Clarke, president; Joe Ilennett, vlce-presldet ad Alice Cur tis, secretary-treasurer. Tho Alumni Association has a membership of 49. About twenty attended the moetlng last night. Wins Suit A erdlct for the plain tiff was returned in the federal court at Portland today In the case of Dunn vs. HIgley, Steere and others. Tho suit Involved the Woodruff ranch in Curry county. W OFFCERS EXPECT P I S TALK ON TOLLS Criticises Senator Root for Fa voring Repeal of Tolls Exemption tnr AmocLIkI I'rrat to Coot nT Tlmfi.l WASHINOTON, 1). C June 10. Senator Smith, of Mlclilmin, resumed IiIh speech In opposition to tho tolls repeal uiii 111111 crmcizuii nuiiuiwi Hoot ror rnvoruiK no repent ions exemption. Ilo declared Hoot help - eu to prepare ue 1 rsi iiaj - iauiiie - fote treaty, which u.is put to Its death "by overwhelming American Indignation." Civil Marriage of Kermit Roosevelt and Miss Willard Solemnized Today. Ill, Auorltltd I'rMl to Cont IUJ ilniN.) MADRID, Spain, June 10.- The civil marriage of Miss Hello Wyntt Willard, daughter of the American AinbaBtftidor to Spain, and Kermit Hoosevelt, son of Colonel Hoosovelt, was performed today. Tho coremony was performed at the offlro and residence of the Chief of Pollre by the Mogistralo of tho Huona Vista district. Moving picture mon were out In force among the crowd thnt gathered. Colonel Hoosevelt and Ambassador Willard wcro among those present nt the ceremony, after which the wedding party left tho city to pass tho afternoon at Toledo, THE WOMEN OF.'THE SOUTH (Dr Auocltt! I'l'M to Coot " TlmM.) UA1.KIMI. N. C, Juno 10. A monument to the North Carolina Women of the Confederacy was un- United States Veterans and scores of prominent men and women from this nnd other states witnessed tho ceremonies, Tho memorial was made posilblo through the gift from the late Ash ley Homo, who served as u Confed erate soldier throughout the wnr be tween the states. As a member of the stnto legislature from Johnston County, he Introduced a measure pro. vldlng for the erection of a statue by tho state. Falling to ollclt tho necessary support, he gavo $10,000 and accopted plans for tho monu ment before his douth In October, 11)12. The monument stands on the south side of Capitol Squaro, mid way between Fayettoville nnd Salis bury streets. On the Southern side, In has relief, Is n grandmother In a sitting position with a book In her lap. Tho woman Is relating tho story of the Civil War to her grand son, who grasps thu hilt of his father's sword. On the Eastern side Is n bAs re lief representing a Confederate oldler going to war. Ills return In an emai fated condition and ragKod, but welcomed by tho Women of the Confederacy, is depleted on the West ern side The monument Is Inscrib ed "To tho North Carolina Women of tho Confederacy." J A Long, chairman ct the mon ument committee, prwlded otor to day's ceremonies, which bngau In tie local auditorium and vere com Hid ed nt the slto or the monument. The i principal ud dross of the occasion was doiivereu y ut. uaniei narioy IIIII. a sou of Col. D. II. Hill, who commandod tho first North Carolina regiment In the b.'ttlo of Hothel, C3 yoars ago today. The court square, whero the un voting took place, was crowded with members of tho North Carolina div ision Confederate voternns, rom XM SMITH RESUMES ! "MOVIE" MEN i SNAP WEDDING, manded by General Julian 8. Carr.iVlvors of the war with Mexico. of Durham, N. C, and othor spec- tators. Ashley Horno, the young' Pulp Mill Closes. The C. A. Smith grandson of tho donor of the monu- company pulp mill has closed down mont, drew tho veil from tho statue for a tlmo. Thoy have a large amount after which an appropriate poem was of pulp on hand, tho warehouses bo read by Dr. Henry J. Stockard. Chair- Ing full. Word Is expected shortly man Long formally presented tho from China and Japan concerning the memorial to tho stato of North Caro- outcome ot the tests of the sample llnu In a short address, which wns sent there, and when this comes it Is responded to by Gov. Locko Craig expected that the plant will be opernt In behalf of tho state. ed on a larger scale. LTOLL 10 BE REPEALED Final Vote in Senate Likely to Be Taken Before Ad- journment Tonight WILSON'S LEADERS SAY MEASURE WILL PASS Say Administration Measure Will Have Safe Majority Compromise Today tnr AmocUIM Ptftt to root tlr Ttram 1 WASHINOTON, I). C, Juno 10. Tlio long historic debate over tho repeal or tolls exemptloua wnB In Ita last stages today when tho Senato resumed work with the prospect of the final MitliiK before adjournment 1 1 oil ! ll t n, , A,iiiii,,i.ri,ini, inn.imu ,.inim. ; (M, , W0I, wl a , f llinJrv nrst In order for votliiK cntne tlif amendments to the bill as pniweil by tlio House Tho principal ones, n compromise lio tween Henntii Democrats and He publlcntiH, tiuallfled the repeal with a n'nerntloii that It should not bo riiiiMtrued is n waiver of the right of the Pulted HtHtes to pnBH Amer ican coastwlKe ships through thu canal free of tolls. It was ko terally conceded thnt this amendment would puss, (Dr AiiotlilM I'mi to Cuot liar Tlmn.l I WASHINOTON, I). C. Juno 10. lonslderntlon of the tolls exemption repent bill wiib continued by tl'o Sen ate, headers declined to make any predictions, but with night scnslous, from now on, they were hopeful of Its enrly disposition. Bull Moose Leader Scores Roosevelt's Protege Chair 1 man In Letter ID AMocltlt4 ITm. lo Coot nr TlmM NEW YOHK. Juno 10. Amo Pln chot mado public todny the toxt of n coufldontlal letter ho recently ad dressed to Hoosevelt denouncing Chairman Perkins or thu untlonnl executive committee ns n monaco to tho party. He said the principal reas on was because of his affiliation with the United States Steel Corporation and the International Hnryrstor com pany. RROWX TO M"V. ' The Hoseburg Review says: "It is understood here today (hat a pe tition for a rehearing In tho ensu of Representative Darton, of Coos coun ty, who was recently convicted of assault, will be filed In the Suproma Court within tho next few days. Fol lowing his conviction, Harton's attor ney's appealed the caso to tho Su premo Court, with the result that the verdict of the lower court was re versed," DRAIN PIONEER. DEAD. DRAIN, Or., April 10. Orvlllo A. Mattoon, an Oregon pioneer, dlod at LI home In South Drain after an ox tended Illness, Ho was nbont 74 years of ago. Hu Is survived by hla wife, flvo sons and four daughters, and several grandchildren, Mr. Mat toon was widely known In tho county and state. ItACKLKFrK NEW STORE'. A grocery storo haa been establish ed In tho east room of the building that has been known as tho Star res taurant, but recently occupied by tho postofflco temporarily, Th'o riUoriX will bo known as tho Rackleff grocory and is owned by Ed Rnckloff, who brings his family from Myrtle Point to locate In Florence. At present Mr. Hackleff will handle groceries, grain uud mill feeds principally. Floronco Pilot. OLD SOLDIERS MEET Only Six Sun Ivors uf War With Mexico In Reunion lOr AswtUtfcl l"r to Coot tut TIum ) CHILLICOTHE. Ohio. June 10. Of tho thousands of soldiers who crossed the arid plains of Mexico with General Taylor and Geuoral Scott, only six were here today to attend tho National reunion of sur- A PINGHOT HITS PERIS HARD V ll y rar,-a.. -fit. nm