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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1914)
mmmAnfmx M as tte r:--. -XTifcrTf hnrtyr.ttJ.,4 mm .in .fcnun-iri jn wimMG-r tawugjr afc.a-i LESSINGS TODAY Kgf TO RECKON M OF THINGS YOU HAVNT GOT The Reader Ifss&SLr.-ti ,ts "A Silk Purse m of Tic Tons Hny Tlmog u entitled to tlio first ecu -lilc ration. Wo hnvo n sonko to render to him, nn obligation tlmt la ever proscnt with vi Vo will wolcomo any suggestion tlmt lio may linvo regarding tills service. It Is our nlm to make this a nowspnpor which FULLY SATISFIES r mmt from n sow'a oar" It what nomo men export froiv) their advertising. The sound minded hnlpow man, howeor, knows that Ills advertising iiu'sl, ho hacked by real salesmanship, honest values and courteous service. And this advertising Is nn Important ns any of tho other thrco. Lk j i ii , i MEMHEK OP Tlllt ASSOCIATED riUihs . 1, : pm YUU LUUWTYQURB (EjOT Zilttn flrM VOL. NO. XXXVIII. Estnlillshea 1878 nn Tho Const Mall. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMB R 26; Jl 14 EVENING EDITION. A Consolidation of Timet, Const Mull ml Coo llnv Ailvorflwr No. 108 RUSSIA CLAIMS AUS THIAHS AMD GERMAS ROUTED II PDLAMD BATTLES Announce That Over 50,000 Prisoners of War Have Been Ta- Ken ana inai uecmans are Retreating Everywhere, Places in Disorderly Rout. CZAR'S FORCES CAPTURE LARGE AMOUNT OF HEAVY ARTILLhKY, MAXIMS AND TRANSPORTS ABANDONED j Russians Give Few Details But Declare That Berlin Talk of Re pulsing Attacks or uzar's Forces is Subtle Method of Concealing Actual Defeat (Uy Assoclntod Press to tlio Coos Day Times.) LONDON. Nov, 26, Official news received In Russian cir cles in London today declares that the rout of tlio German and Austrian torcos in roiand lias been complete, Tho general staffi however, has not yet been able to give details of the "It is now clear that the Russian victory in Poland Is de cisive," said the Petrograd correspondent of the Express, The number of prisoners taken by tlio Russians is estimated at 50,- 000, The Germans have begun to retreat along the entire front, and in many places their flight is a disorderly rout, marked by tliB abandonment of artillery, Maxims, and trans poils, Berlin meanwhile Is beginning to talk about repulsing Russian attacks which is a subtle method of announcing the n . .. f.fn rtf n 4K WnfnnoiWrt '' bermull luiuea uiu uu inu uuiciioivu, wvm m M pJ M M M l launtortftbL kmi) II HEXIGfl CITY; REACH pnin rnnnrn ul runuLd GALVESTON .VilMI'-' !;,;., 1 IhLellp life 1R) fl a iDJii nai FuriS h V vv '' t- 1 Zapata Leader Puts End to American Troops Returning Rioting and Villa Troops Will soon tnier uiy ,11 Atioi lilrt l'nt lo Cm Ur Tlww.J WASHINGTON, I). C, Nov. 2C From Mexican Seaport Will Disembark this Afternoon (Dr AiiMlatfrl Trm lo Con nr TImw.J I Order is being maintained In Moxlcn j GALVKSTON, Nov. 2(5. Tho army Cltv hv the Zapata forces, according transports Cristobal, Knnan nnd Sum ,o inofficial telegrams reaching the ' ner. bearing ' PuniHoii and I'ravious iiiewKicvB ! i "" " "'i" """i'i HEN wo ent our Thanksgiving dinner todny we should all stop and contrast "'' ...... 'A our oconomio ami iiomostlc condition with that of tho millions of pooplo In Helglum who nro homeless nnd deslltuo as tho result of tho war now being wngod In Europe. Tho lorrlblo condition In which lhoo unhappy peoplo, through no fault of tholrs, find thomsolvos, Imposes n sacred duty on tho Amorlcan pooplo. ' It In tho duty of tho Good Samaritan nnd today, TliniiksglvNtig Hay, wo should dom onstrnto to tho world our sympathy for those unfortunates, nnd our Konoroslty ns n people. Tlio suggestion ltns como from nn Enfltorn rollof commltteo that In ovory homo , In this country on Thanksgiving Dny, Immodliitoly nftor dlnnor, n collection should bo tnkon from tho mombors of tho family and guests ns well, and tho money col lected In this way should bo used for tho relief ot tho starving millions In Europe If ovory family on Coos Dny would follow this suggestion, tlio monoy could bo forwarded to Europe, reaching thero in time to help mnko Christians brighter for many of tho homoloss widows nnd orphans. Tho sum wo would glvo would bo hut n little out of our lives and It would help mako Thanksgiving Dny for onch ono of us a bettor dny, ono with consciousness ot a duty fulflllod nnd tho fooling thnt somowhoro wo will hnvo holpcd lighten tho burden of many ot tho starving, liomoloM and prostrated women nnd children of strlckon llolglum. Tho Times will ho very glnd to rocolvo tho sums colloctod In this manner nnd will soo that tho monoy ronchos tho proper commltteo for transmission direct to tho strlckon districts. This pnpor will ho glad In tho nnmo of this committee and thoso pooplo to ncknowlcdgo tho rccolpt ot tho sums colloctod, by publishing tho . nnmos of thoso gonorous ones who will turn our Nntlonnl Thanksgiving Day Into ',,, . nMlny wliloh will bo n day of Thanksgiving foi mmiy poor fnuillliMi in dostltuo, blood-drenohod llolglum. , ' Tho Tlmoa will mnko Its romlttanco noxt Moudny nnd nil contribution! llid'ii'lil,''.' bo linndod in boforo that time. j - ''nt . .' i '( F REiC ANNOUNCE S TON BAITLLS ALONG NORTH rnuniLi i Official Statement Today Says Even Cannonading by Germans Has Diminished and Allies Made Gains at Many Points 1 Along the Long Battle Front ARRAS SCENE OF ONLY FIGHTING OF MOMENT; HEAVY FALL OF SNOW IN THE HIGHER ALTITUDES ni B White House, OPPOSITION IN rarminis Claim Capture f MOOT CE on both tho Ilrnzllhin mlnliter and which occupied Vera Crux for seven ,"" .. Vnn.,.1 Hllllinnii stntod that months, nrrlvoil off tho QalvMton 'h..nv hnmnin MiloL an tho ontry'of i lmr this morning. They wore ox- im Zn.int-L troons who nro command-' peeled to dock this afternoon. cd by Col Soldnna, nnd nrrangementa i oro being mndo for tho entry of the northern forces. No mention I mail of Zapata hlniBolf. hut it In bollevod that ho U11 Join Villa In the capital. ! Tim ndmliilstratlon offlclitU expect that as soon tho forces of Villa ami Zapata get complete control of tlio titnnfinii in the Mexican capital. Pres ident Outlcrrcs will go tnere 10 ue . Installed Into ofMo on the reconven- , , c:.oM nlw PonrlirSotn lag of the national convention. j -. J. on ijauii uni y unimmuii. 101 ivurill ueiiu uuaiu- ianship at Caucus Without opposition L. J. Simpson was practically re-eloetod Mayor of North llond nt the caucus hold there last oven In tc, when no namo was placel on the ballot nlongaldo of lil own. C. 15. Mnybee, proeent ritv ii-nnlar. in u it also run atone Big Ship May Not B3 Mtioto'&UJ'Ji Leave lerC OUay HUH- men were nonunatoa. a crown u i .,' Yi10 wnter n" 11,8 150 volor8 "0il ln, r clay on ine waiti the 0Hlin tJU(1inB f0r the caucus iir-vv fotrs settling down acrosa1 proceed Inga. There na no rivalry,, p da rvrniiiirniiil honce the big paaeen-1 thirty n'"'"- ., n,' Ker boat did not nrrlvo here on sche- ' "J. " lman u..rn nominated : dulo tlmo this morning and It i a ' jiii Ii. Orevea. II. 0. Kern, M. K &bTh Ttrf o vFSs m) ssn jk .ussian Pol o md FOGS .1i HOLO ELDER AT EUREKA MASSACRE RUSSIANS . n PERSIA Hf AmcUI4 TrH la Cm nr Tlmi. A.M8TBHDAM. Nov. 2C Tho llor Hit Tagolilatt piihllshod n dlapnleh from Conetantluople to the of foot Hint . ..iV v . ... .- .lllllll II. Vi(W quc"Jii whether or not she will croas g winaor. S. V. Wood, in lcro lato HUB ovQiimg. ..., c noastad. hiUhifmnn onrl Irlnlm nnH Oro. It Is hollovod thoro are some pn-, b (, fBthera that are now fin-1 "l",,u" Vs u i r T semerB on hoard tlio ismer nmi nu ... th lr tarmg ot oruce an, uuil aim IVIUIll Ulllctll IWUUI inanncd to eat thoJr Tiinnkagiving , couneilwen nartle, Kern nnd lal- dlnncr on Coos Day. hut now will ue , keni,tein, h. g. Kern is the only film iFiinatit nt thn stoamshlll company nnd tho fnct thnt the ship is still In side tho harbor is pointed out to mean that nppetltos liavo not uoon u paired. The Breakwater has alio been de- Italneil In PnrHhn! nil account Of re- i i air work on her hollers nnd will not one up for re-eleetlon. ) Though the charter of Nprth Wend provides that two men shall ue nom- , Inated at the caucus for ocli noil-, Hon, yet In the case of the Maor , and Hecorder, the views of the poo-1 ula were o pronouuoeu inai n " . . . ...i., a..,l uatlufnntnpv consiueren aiiiiu.-.w -""--' HIIMH4- :r. .... n.i. leavo from thoro until 1 tomorrow, t0 let it go wun "' "" arrlvlni: hero on Saturday. Supt.for each of these oineea. Miller declares thnt sho will probably i " leave out of horo for the roturn trip o.i on Sunday. IX MXIC COUXTV. REVENUE S SRORT llns 2Mi JUloc of Hilhjy Within It KounduHiw. OF FEDERAL COST? Rl'QKNU. Or.. Nov. 2 C Lane county 1ms 300.60 miles of roll road. according to report! filed with uie ,no county asaaor. if in a con . ,u ll.iz. thu rnllrnnill iii "" inwsiii. "7,l.liIoil fnvnrlln tlllllOIIS . "" . . ' tracks ln the county would reach t UtflCiaS Announce bnOrtaCje I Tapoma wahlngton . According t Of AbOUt 0n3 Hundred Mil- the division by the railroad for tax- ' lion Dilllars This Year tlon. Kugone ha thlrteon linos run IFr Ao Utc4 l'r to Ooi Dr Tta.l WASHINGTON. D. C, Nov. 20. nlng into tho city Several of Berlin Reports Official Advices .From Vienna of Victory Against Russians CLAIM FIGHTING IS CONTINUING. IN SOUTH London Reports Allies Have Recaptured Dixmudc Ma rines Drive Germans Out fix AiumUM Pr U Cum Ur TIikm., BERLIN, Nov, 26, (Wire loss) It is officially an nnnnend In Vlemm that the 2000 Russians woro massacred by flU4! ! D.iedan PnanA the Persians nt Tnbrlz. jiisi'i"fe "' "uaiBI ' ;,m lu . i continues, Tventv-nno thou- isand prisoners woro taken In , this battle, as woll as forty isevon macliino guns and a quantity of war matorial, ALLIES TAKE DIXMUDE (117 AuoUte4 I'nu to Co Hr Tlirw.1 LONDON, Nov, 26, Tho correspondent of tho Daily Mail at Dunkirk (olographs that Dixmude has beon retak en by tho Allies. Ho says: "French marines attacked the town strongly Tuosday night and drove tno Gorman out of threo lines of advanc ed tranches, Wednesday DOT L GAMES ORTiE ST Large KCOKKS TODAV. ,Dr AMotlaOA Vnxi it imi njr Tlw I Providence -Final score; Urown SO, Carlisle 14. I (Pr AmUI.J I'im. to Coo. 1U; TlnM.) WALIiA WALLA. Wash.. Nov. 10. Whitman Collage and tho Univer- nlin tt Tilnlm tmi1 hiifti In (Ka final onnteit of the soason this aftornoon. they followed this by entering Vnltliar tantn li.'iu wan n i-Hllin ilill ii. j !. .. !-.l-ilLI .......... .- ..-.. .. o . inn inw i in sin itthkini nun Vll ly .III III ill. ( I wv.w .iw.w Germans Repulsed in'Attack on Missey Along Aisne River While Allies Made Slight Gains Near Sotiain Little Fighting in Southern Districts (I3y Associated Pross to Coos Day Times.) PARIS, Nov, 26, The official statement this aftornoon says! "Thero were no important developments yostorday', In the North tho cannonading diminished and no infantry attack was directed against our lines, which mado slight advances at certain pplnls, In tho region of Arras, thero was a contin uation of tho bombardment on tho town and Its environs, On tlio Aisno Rlvor, tho enemy failed In tho attempt to (jellvor an attack on tho village of Missy, We mado somo progress In the region west of Souain, In tho Argonne and Woevro dis tricts, in Lorralno and in tho Vosgos mountains thoro Is almost' complete calm along tho ontiro front, Thoro has boon a hoavy fall of snow, particularly In tho higher portions of tho Vosges Mountains," F UN FASHIONED ill 0 GALS ATTEND SERVICES President Attends Services and Takes Dinner at Home of Mrs. Sayrc Today lf AMurlllM I'rrw l Co. lUf TlaiM.l WILLIAM8TOWN, Mnss., Nov. 'id. Primldont Wilson spent nn old-fash-limed Now HiiKlnnd Timnksulvlng Day with his ilniiKhtor. Mrs. rrnncls II. Most of Washington Officials Unite in Pan-American Cer . cmonics Wilson Absent (llf A..ix-Ill I'rtM to t'ooa nr Tim..., WASIIINOTON, I). C, Nov. SO. Mombors of tho cnhlnot, dlplomnlle corps, supremo court nnd othor prom- Hiiyro. today. Ho attendod church In! Inont flguroB In official llfo, Kathor- tho fornnoon nnd was to tnxo nn ntitu rldo In tho afternoon nnd Thanksgiv ing dinner at tho Snyro homo In tho livening. BENEDICTS E cd today at St. Patrick's churcli ror the annua! ptiu-Amorlcnu Thnnko giving colohrntlnn. It wnn tho first tlmo ulnoo tho pnu-AmorleHu coU brntlon wns organlzod sovornl yours n o thnt tho Prosldeiit did not attend. SINK ENGLISH BATTLESHIP AT SHEERNESS Illr A lll I'rttt la Com TUf TIwm.) LONDON, Nov. 20. It wnR offi cially announced here today thnt tho lliltlsh battloshlp Dulwark had boon blown up off Hheeriiess. OF D FAMHE WEEKLY i S FAVOR COIL L DIG GAME TODAY Order of 310 Turkeys for Mar ried Men of Smith Mill Up sets the Market. I To tho married men of tlio C. A. I Hmiiii mm iiiiiDt hit lilanibd the turkor fnmlno tlmt exists today In MnrHlt fluid, or, In othor wonla, If ovory juan In tho mill ncroBH tho Hay wns single thoro would ho plonty or tho national lilnln to no around In tlio city. An order from the mill took more than .100 turkuys from tho local markets, doclnro tho bntchors, and this order coming nt a late hour completely up sot nil rulculntloim on tlio number noodod for tho city's dinner. Thnt there woro pletny of turkoya rnUod about Coos Hay nhil the Co- oulllo Valley to supply tho trado SUIT DN CONT RAGT Judge Coke Deoldes In Favor of Coquille Man Qualified Statement With "About" (Special to Tho Tlmo.) COqi'ILLU!, Or., Nov. 20. -Judgo Coke last ovOnlng handed down ti decision In favor of tho defouiliint In tho case of John H. Joffruy vs. I. T. Wookly. Tlio suit was to annul tt contract for tho purchnso of tho Wookly ranch noar Myrtlo Point. Juffroy paid $ 10,600 tor tho plhco, imyliig $9500 down n year ago; 1 lo claimed that Weekly hud misrepre sented things to hint, making tho Betting Two to Ono Against Pennsylvania at Philadelphia Eastern Contests ' hwo this year, Is the statement of, principal point that Weekly hud onl.l tho wholesale buyers. Hut having thero wore sixty a ore of bottom figured tho supply and demand down i land. Utor ho found thero woro to nn ooual basis tho sudden big or- thn forty neroa ot bottom iinr lnfi ihH Imto'.ior slioim coimilotely land. .... .-.- . - r . . I 1'KIIIT TODAY. (UjT Aua UUJ VriM lo Com Hr Tim 1 SAN KHANCISCO. Nov. 80. I Plgbtlng lllll Murray and Sailor Kd Potroskoy met hore this nf- tornoou In a SO-rouud tight, tho last of those holiday attractions for which Sn Krnnrlsco lias boon famous In the sporting world. yoar. fiAMK AT POItTLAXD. PORTLAND. Or., Nov. 2. The University of' Oregon nnd the Mult nomah Club met In their annual foot- hall oouteit here liefero the season's The University was a O.WIK AT SHATTLK. ITT (Or AwoUl4 P'fM Oou Oar TlnM.) 8BATTLK. Nov. 20. The unde Ifnnlful iTnlraraltv of WashlnKtoii these, however, repre-, footUHu ,wm ci0Mj the season here ,Or AMaaUtkl I'm, lu too. pf TlmM, l.rtllt X'.. QUI fr. Ill, I charge, The enemy did not , waning motimii souou. phiiadeinhiR game of the greatest Interest In the gust. Tbero Cornell and Ponngylv iila met this gfteruoou, with the Hit noana almoat 2 U I favorites. Othur liuuorUnt mune wore Pittsburg nniH Hennsylvanla State. Notie Damo-SyrJ aetue and IJiowu-Cnillsla. f-T" f'f ' t ' ' halt in their retreat until they were seven miles out of town, Jo marines lost 30Q mon," oalipoiinia cow 'mints WORLD'S .MILK, KKCOKH ConeresVnnnrnnrintaMhelaitiWlMnt iwrtlone of tho Eugene street, today with tholr annual ganio with So??,"!?? lT STtoi So 'ourront tm, which totals ll. mil. , W-flMj gJJX gj U-m year, according to the flnjlf track easel fled Into five Hues, in- ?'' JJ ' V- WOODLAND, Cal., Nov. 20,Ai I new wQrld'a record for milk produe-1 tion wa Ml wm set ny lue e-year-p old HokUein-Kriesian oow, Tilly Al- w. cartra, ot the blooded herd ot A. W Morris & Sons. The record of 29, SHKS NATION DRV IIV 100. computation announced today by the impropriations committee of con- Cfi In addition contracts were an- 4i-rc4 Buujoct to ruturo appruiiuo- ( fin acreretratiiiir S40.383.000. Inelud- iB lOoo.ooo for fortifications. 3S.-' i o.io for Uie navy, JS10.000 under the sjtidrv Mvll net and $573,000 t r p iblic buildings. The total actual aI;rr-p,iutons exipedrd the total ts tnra'ed revenue for the current fiscal ear tlc revenue estimated being eluding the Springfield roau. in tludlug this line. Bugeae is said to have a larger mileage of street oar track th.m the average town the anu mz.' in the miire country. In c'asslfylng for taxation the rall- pn.i.l .livldea its trackage into main were expected to close Hie season with seven consecutive Pacific North weat Conference championships to their credit. inn and side traik t! e doul)' gified as side tratk Wed Horo. A. Gold worthy aad Miss Idauna Tbornburg both of Marsbfleld, were married yesterday at the Methodist pamonaKe. They sailed on the Redondo for San Kran- . 1. . rPt.i t ti..rf. frifmArlv .atni.lf.v. track is apparently das- o(J nt t()o par((UlI cicatns and Dye In tho tt half V. T. I'. Alto Predicts World- Wldo ii Row Vimi-h loiter, ATLANTA, Oa Nov. 16. Nation- SOS pounds of milk in ono yoar was al prohibition by 1920 and universal broken two yaani ago whn Tilly jirobihltloii within a few years mora passed that mark, aet by a Massa-, were predicted by Mrs. Blla A. Roolo. chuaetta cow. The record waj for-' president "t the New York (Uato Wo merly held by Rlversklo Sadie do Kel laon'a Christian Temperunce union, In Iturke. of the Morris herd, at 28.KS9 an nddrees licfore the union's natlau pounds, before being taken by the convojitlou here. The lfiuropean vutorn eow, Tilly Alcartro, the new , war. Mrs. Iloole. said, would aid tlio champion, hfla already passed the itruggle for prohibition on that con 30,000 pound mark and the yeur will tlnent. Slio pointed to Russia's re be nidc d tonight when tho exact i ent untl-vodka order to support her mark will bo determined. prediction. void of turkeys whou they closod Inst availing. And because of this there wore many families that facod tho predlc anient today of outing tholr annual Thunksglvliig dinner minus tho big brown bird, properly studdod and basted, that 1ms bean vout to grace tho board on previous years, R ODD S L I Y FO SOOT Weekly denied making fnlxo rlalmc, gnylng that he had told .Jef frey that thoro wrb about" sixty acrs. Actual surveys showed be tween thirty-six nnd forty noroH. . . Judgo Coku hold that Wuokly'n claim of sixty acres was not n state ment of fact nnd heuco Juffroy'a contention wag not good. .Yiiffrav'tt nttfiniAv umifiminiiil llm Two weoks ago many turkoyB were, the t.HHU v-,,,,,,, ho ai,,,eBa to tjio shippod out of Coiiullle Valley points gupromo Court. The easo wna on to uie-outsioe. iuuy oi meo weiu ,rln tjireo t)tty, tbroiiKh llandon. However, tho ohlokon market was woll supplied And It was peculiarly noticeable that this year both clilclam and turkey sold nt tho nemo prlco por pound.' Twonty-flvo cants was tho prevailing price. This Is n reduction In the iiirKey nibi nuu u misn in mo pnuv . vt ohickou. y LIST OK ACOIDR.NTS. Mostly Minor Injuria . Itupoi Coos County Ciiiioh. SALHM. Or., Nov. 20 Thlrty-sev on 'accidents, none fatal, wero re potVoil td Labor Commissioner lloff during tio past week. Lumliorlug activities cauMil tho greatest num ber of accidents, seventeen being re ported. Most of tho accident were of minor Impurtunco. Tho following U tho list from Oaos oounty: Kutito Krlokson, Mnrsliflgld, hand OUt, WIW)1I. 0 John Nowniau, Marahdeld, oar out, sawmill. Amel lors, North Hcnd, groin In jured, lumbor yard. A. Abremscn, Marshfleld, toe brulsod. sawmill yard. W. W. Jones. MarshftQld, too natl crushed, toninator. Frank Miliar. Myrtle Point, bacU spmiiiLd, logging. A - - rtcii Passengers Spend Thanksniv4 ing Day on Water Carried List of Thirty Persons Round for San Francisco nnd tho Port of Redondo the stonmshlp Ro dondo left out lato this nftoriioou carrying a passenger list of thirty persona. ' e also caviled a largo cargo of lumbor. Thoso who sailed south yesterday aftornoon wore? Mine Myrtlo Wentherly. V. II. Mar ston. R. WUtttiunorc, V. 8, Thurbor. J, A. Wnrd, II. Murqnett, I). ILapo. Mrs. D. ll. Lano. -Mrs. W. I. Drols bck, W- I. Drelsbuek, T. M. Dolllclt, J. D. Rlnck. Loster Lold, Phllla Iteld. Mrs. J. P. Lo(d. Quo. Lowla. 8. Mc Kluuon, Krank Laugono. E. Gqlds wortlp'. Mrs. E.Ooldsworthy, Mlko Kounody. John Burg. Oeo. U. P. Halley, C. Pedoraon, Jool Pulkklnsen, O. Nino, Pryrlc Snyth, A. Uohlnson, Thus. Nohm, Ud Murkoy. M h& w m i A I !f !l fit. . 1 Ji " A jWoiko. T.Ot,vvu,OUU, , i ..- , Utji,. Tnrrrg . i . iLiLfflaWttMnlii