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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1915)
MORE SAWING AND LESS HAMMERING IS ANOTHER THING THAT IS BADLY NEEDED ON COOS BAY (J 1108 yCoos Bay Times Your Paper Tlio Cous Buy Times la proud of Ita title "The People's Paper," and It strives At U time to live Hp to Its name, by do voting its energies to promoting tlio peoplo's Interest. A Southwest Oregon Paper That's wlint the Cooi Bay Times Is. A South west Oregon paper for Southwest Oregon pooplo snd devoted to tlio best Interest of this great lection . Tlio Tlnica nlivays boosts aad never knocks. xmt& MEMBER OK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. No. XXXIX. Established 1H7H As Tho Coast Mull. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1915 EVENING EDITION. A Consolidation of Times, Const Mnll nnd Coos Uny Advertiser. No. 7 iMt GREAT BRITAIN SENDS ANSWER Note on Interference With Neu tral Shipping Reaches U. S. State Department Today HOT YETPUBLISH ED Note From Germany on Sink ing of Steamer William P. Frye Also Comes Today DETAILS NOW ARE SECRET Contents of .Several RociiiiiciiIk Will He.; Mudo Known This Week Germany Wall lug to Hoe W'liut Action United Stales Takes Br Aaaoelata.1 PrcM lo Cos Day Timet.) WASHINGTON. 1). 0., Aug. 2. Great Ilrltaln'H Hiipiiloniuiitul npro actuations on Interference with noil tral shipping reneliod tho Statu De partment today and will bo publish ed Wednesday morning with notes received last week on tlio saino sub ject nnd with tho third note re garding tho detention of the Amer ican .steamer Nechcs, which also arrived today. Noto From Get-many Germany's reply lo tho last Amer ican noto on tho Hliiking of the Wil liam P. Fryo began to urrlvo today at tho Stato Department. Thu tuna for Its publication will bo arranged later. Tho Gorman noto Is understood to rolt'erato' that tlio contention that under tho Prussian-American treaty of 1828,i Germany may coutluuo to dcitroy-Amurlrnii ships carrying con trabaiubdf sho pays for them. Ger many 'declines to accept tho American"1-contention that tho treaty pro tects ships from destruction, nnd holds that It Is necessary only to pay damages after thu prize court link 'determined tho facts. "GERMANY WAITING Will Not Answer Until Nolo (Joes v To England . Br AaaorlattHl l'rraa to Cooa liar Tlmni, BERLIN, Aug. 2. .(Wireless lo Sayvlllo.) An Ovorseas Nows Agency dispatch sayB that notwith standing 'reports to tho contrary, tho Gorman government has not yet decided whotlier tho American noto regarding German submarlno war fare will bo answered. Tho govern ment awaits tho text of tho un.vj'iiio ed American noto to Great Britain boforo' deciding what further steu3 will bo taken. c. I WENS NOT MUCH ACTIVITY OX THE GALLIPOLI PENINSULA British Honibni-diiient. Has Lessened Jllut Tlio Turkish Artillery Has , f Jiveu Keeping lttisy "fr tDrAaaoclaled Prraa to twa nar Tlmra.) 'CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 2. There- ha'vo been no Important actions , on .either sldo In tho lust fortnlgat ori tho Gallipoll Peninsula Even tho British boinbardmont or tho Turkish positions has lessened considerably. This applies both to Avl Hiirnu und Sedd 101 Gain-. iThe'Turklsh artillery has boon ac tive howQver. Military hospitals horo) and elsewhere, which a row nays ago were, filled aro now half empty. Tho American hospital is included among this number. (IRE lEEPS" GITI - three thousand buildings at ' 'Constantinople hurn . Iiielndo ' Hospital Filled Willi Ger , ' man Soldiers Result of Flames , ' During Past Week Br Aaaoclatod ruaa t. Cooa nar Tlmra J ATHENS, Aug. 2. Arrivals horo from Co'ustantlnoplo report that 3000 buildings, Including a Gorman 'Hospital"' filled with wounded sol diers, woro destroyed last week by flreJrVA': . ft .. It CEMENT PLANT SINKS IX QUICK SAND AND DISAPPEARS I t f Three . .Men Aro Killed and Eight Others Injured When tho ,V Accident Happen!, Bf 'AmocUIxI Prtaa to Cooa Bar Vtmea UtfJMPN, N. Y., Aug. 2. Three fw mre KUieu and eigne outers finiMilpno of whom will die, when Mm "mttmr Plant of the Klckerbock- t Company submerged In heio today. Tho entire disappeared. All the dead EsTw? BU I 0 ED JAILS MEHGHAMTS VILLA HOLDS FOREIGNERS TO RAISE FORCED LOAN hi Addressing (iatlierlng He Kays "Tlio American Government Can Go to Hell" Br AmocI.IM rrraa to Cooa Bar Tlmra. J EL PASO, Aug. ".Advices hero today wore that Villa addressing a gathering of foreign merchants ut Chihuahua Satin day said: "Tho American government can go to hull." It was reported that ho ordered thu confiscation of a number of their stores and put 4 2 merchants lu jail for thu purpose of raising a forced loan. Six persons aio reported to have been executed. Takes Business According to reports brought by the merchants, Villa stamped up and down thu room whero tho foreign and Mexican business men were as sembled Saturday and shook his fists lu their faces. Some of thu foreigners woro escorted to tho meeting under guard. "I am going to tako your business for tho benefit of tlio stato" ho de clared. "Your employes will remain here and conduct tho business under directions of agents. You liuvo been stealing from tho pcoplo for your selves. Sent (o Hie Border "Tomorrow at noon a train will bo ready to tako you to tlio border. Wo aro poor here and I will not send bread or water on tho train. Mean while, you Americans nnd Germans nnd Frenchmen, my telegraph wires will bo open to you and you can pro test to your governments. "if tho Amorlcun government does not ll!(o my action It can go to hell." NEW HEADQUARTERS Unofficial Kcport Villa Has Moved to Ulilliiialiiin WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 2. Tho State department has unofficial reports that Villa has abandoned Tor reon and established headquarters at Chihuahua and ordered Americans thero to leave. Nothing official was received. AMI.HKUN CONSUL SAYS CAH RAXZ.Y HAS MUX I CO CITY Tones With General (,'onales at the Head Have Re-Occupied thu Capital nr Aaaoclatal rrcia to Cooa Bar Tlmra. WASHINGTON, 1). C, Aug. 2. Official confirmation of tho re occupatlon of Mexico City by Cur r.inni's army under Gen. Ooirnlcs reached tho stato department 'odav fiom American Consul Sllhmaii ut Vera Cruz. A mos.iago to tin Am erican Hed Cross from Mexico .'Ity says thero lias been cases of death ami collapso from starvation in tho capital. Severn Fighting Consul Sllllman's messago said that Moxlco City was occupied by Gonzales forces Friday night "On tho urgent orders of Carranza." It added, "Sov oro fight occured Friday afternoon cast or Guadalup. Tho occupation of Zucatecas by Obregon's forces is con firmed. It is expected Carranza will move tho entlro government to Mex ico city." If. H. SPAULDING .111. AND OATH KIHXIJ BARKER TO MAHHY Hrlde Is Said to Ho Worth Between Twenty and Thirty .Million Dollars Br AaioclateJ rrraa to Cooa nar Tlmra.J HARBOR POINT. Mich., Aug 2. Moro than 300 guests from all parts of tho country woro horo for tho marriage Saturday of Miss Cath orlno Barker of Michigan City, Ind., and Howard II. Spauldlng Jr., of Chicago. Miss Darker Is said to po ssoss a fortune of between $20,000, 000 and $30,000,000 and is an or phan. Spauldlng Is secretary to tho general manager of tho Haskell and Barker Car Company. CAPTURE M1TAU Br Aaaoclatcil Prvaa to Cooa Bar Tlmra ) BERLIN, Aug. 2. Mltau, tho cap ital of tho Russian provlnco or Cour land, 25 miles southeast or Riga, has been occupied by German troopa, according to an official statement at tho German army headquarters. VKSSKh movkm hxts Arrived Adeline Smith, Oakland, 8:30 a. m. today. F. A. Kllburn, Eureka, 2:30 p. m. Sunday. Santa Clara, Portland, 4 a. m. Sun day. Acme, San Francisco, 11:30 a. in. today. Sailed Santa Clara, Eureka, 1 p. m. Sun day. F. A. Kllburn, Portland, 4 p. m. Sunday. Duo Hero Yellowstone, San Francisco, this REPORT CONFIRMED AN WEDS RUSSIA STILL DS WARSAW Apparently Polish Capital is Not Yet in Hands of the 1 Teutonic Forces Increasing Indications are That the Russians Are Still With drawing From the City REPORT HEAVY FIGHTING Rattle In Progress Along tho Naievv Front ami ('einiaiiH Reported Ma king (laltiN Hiissiaiis Retreat Toutird tho Fast tBr Aaa.Matxl Praaa to Omn nar TtmM LONDON, Aug. 2. No direct news from Wursaw was received today. While thero are Increasing Indica tions that tho Russians aro with drawing from the Polish salient, there is evidence tho capital is still In possession of the Russians, since Petrograd correspondents of War saw papers were directed to send accounts of the Dumas opening tor tho Ifsues of Monday morning. Tlioro has been heavy fighting on tho Knrcw front, whero tho nermann made sonm progress. Thu Rus sians aro retreating further cast, pvrsued by tlio Germans. STIIjIj FIGHTING HARD Claimed Auslrlaiis Lost 10,(1110 Men lu -IH Hours. llr Aot liloj l'ri-M to Coo liar Tlmca.l GENEVA, Aug. 2. A nowspapor dispatch from Inueshruck, Austria, says that east of Warsaw tho Gur ninns ceased to attack, but north west or tho city a terrible fight Is still going on. North of I.ubllir, sluco July 31 tho Russians havo been fighting a powerful rear guard action. Hero, it Is alleged, tho Austrlans lost 40,000 men In thu last 4 8 hours. South or tho Chalm thero has been constant counter at tacks and tho Austrlans havo not ad vanced since Saturday. East or Ivangorod, tho Aiistro-Gcrmuns ad vanced 10 miles in tho Inst four days. PERSONAL- MENTION. MISS CHARLOTTE MACDONALD, or Coiiulllc, spent Sunday with hor sister, Miss Elmn MacDouald horo. MRS. E. O. SAMUELS and children arrived horo yesterday from Port laud to Join Mr. Samuels, who Is oiio of tho managers of tho Court noy mill. Mr. Samuels was called to San Francisco Saturday and feo was not horo to wolcomo thorn. GEO. A. LOUD and daughter, Miss, Esthor, or Bay City, Michigan, , loft this morning on a trip to . Powers and vicinity. Mr. Loud Is looking over some timber which Ralph Heald or Portland, has for salo. They expect to return here Wednesday. M n IM.VI'l.'DSnW n fm-iiinr fVinii ... , . .. . ....UW.., .. .U....W. ..u. River school teacher, ami one of; tlio first advocates of thu Coos, River school consolidation, arrlv- ed hero Saturday night to visit his parents on Hayncs Inlet. He Is now supervisor of schools In I Jackson Countv. I CHAS. II. M'CLEES returned yostor-! day from a trip to tho exposition and tho Reno races. Pedro Enos, a jockey who roda In tho Coqiilllo Valley races a couple of years ago, with two local horses, Eure ka and Hodges, won races at Reno, surprising old-time horsemen. i L. W. TRAVER. Frod Maguusson F. R. Kirk and August Frlzeen, returned last night from a fish ing trip to BrowBter Vulloy In tho Travor auto. Thoy caught qulto a number or trout but said It was so hot that thoy had to keop lu tho shade most or tho day. A. 11. POWERS eanio In Saturday rrom Powers, Ho received a tel egram from his son, Fred, stat ing that lie and Mrs. Powers and sou, John, woro having a fine auto trip to San Francisco, tho roads being fine. Mrs. A. II. Pow-i ors and tho children aro now In San Francisco. , WALTER BUTLER and John Kron holm spei Sunday at tho Adams I ranch on South Coos River whoro Mr. and Mrs. Malr Dano uad Mrs. Elizabeth Adams have been 3nJoy-1 lug a fow days' outing. AH cimo down today and Thursday Mrs.' Adams will be hostess to thr b'u!n- iw club members :linn at uu : nil-day picnic and feast. J. E. BRICE returned this morning ai-vi On it ant wliarn lie. lino Itnnn camping for a few days. Ho says that tho best sport thero Is catch ing tho big sea bass, weighing i nmvn.la nt ,1 . nnlinrla ttf thai rocks. They aro hard to land as they bite tho ordinary lino In two. They aro easy to handle until one gets them In shallow water. MRS. ALFRED JOHNSON and chil dren left yesterday for Portland where they will spend a few weeks at the homo of, her brother, Ed Boyrle, who conducts tho Grand Aventio notei tnero. tho noiei T NEWS EO AN AS ORE AMFHIOAX-HAWAIIAX COMPANY STKAMKIt IX TltOUIHili Fog l)i'ies Her In At Diixbnry Reef Hut Reported Safe This Afternoon tllf Aaaoctateil Prcaa tu Cooa Bar Tlmn. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2. Fears for tho sofoty of tho Amerlcnn-IIawul-Ian steamship Georgian and a crew of 35 men, which went ashore in a fog early today on Duxhury reef, 12 miles north of hero, the scene of many wrecks, wore quieted today by wireless report of United States Coast Guard cutter Uuulga, which said the vessel nnd crow wero safe. Tho Un alga reported that she Is along sldo tho Georgian. Duxhury recr, known as tho "Graveyard of tho Pacific," Is a Bur ies of rocks on which tho steamer Dannie! went to pieces last Decem ber with a loss of 23 lives. Tho Geor gian was bound from Now York for San Francisco with a vuluablo car go. Tho ship npparently lost her way in a fog. fflO VESSELS S HRITISH STKAMKRS VICTIMS OF (.'KRMAN SUBMARINES Fifty-four Persons Saved from tho Cliiitonla Crow of tho Fulgens Gets Ashoro Br Aaaoclat I'naa to Cooa Bar Tlmn. LONDON, Aug. 2. Tho British steamer' Cllutonla was sunk. Fifty four of tho pcrsoiiB aboard her wero saved. Tho British steamer Fulgens, 2501 tons gross, was also sunk and tho crew landed. ANOTHER SUNK (Br Aaiorlatra Trraa to Cooa Bar Tlmra. LONDON. Aug. 2. The British steamer Ucuvorlich, from Manilla for London by way of Marseilles, has been sunk. SIxteon of tho cruw landed and tho others aro still lu the boats. A LINER CONCORD SINKS HARGE IX XAKRAGAXSHTT HAY Crow In Rescued and no One Was Injured According li He jmu-Is He-reived THIS ONE SAFE IB) Aaaarlaiisl l'ra to Cooa Bar Tlmra.1 VICTORIA, B. C. Aug. 2. Tho Norwegian collier Tlior, which was aground on Uma- tllla roof, got orr unaided and arrived hero In u leaking condition. Br AaaoeUtecl r to Cooa Bar Tlmn. PROVIDENCE. It. l Aug. 2. Thu Colonial Lino passenger steam er Concord collided with tho bargo Exoter In Nurragansott Bay during a thick log Saturday, sinking tho barge. Tho crow or tlio Exeter was rescued und no ono was Injured. STEAMER FRIEDA GOES ASHORE WITH SULPHUR CARGO Ur AMUilatwl I'rcM lo luoa In; Tliuoa. BATH, Mtilno, Aug. 2. Tho sul phur laden steamer Frieda from Sa blno, Texus, for .Searsport, Maine, wont ashore In a donsu Tog today on Soguln Island, oH tho mouth of tho Kennobec river. Tho crow Is reported safe. ITALIANS HAVE TOTAL OF 17,000 PRISONERS I DC Aaocla!e-l I'reaa to Coca nar Tlmra.) ROME, Aug. 2. Prisoners taken by tho Italian forces number 17,000 Including 380 ofricers, according to an announcement by tho Stefaul News Agency. is located lu tho suburbs and Is the headquarters for many of tho Inman-Poiilsen Lumber Company's employes. Sheriff Johnson ac companied them as far us Marsh fleld. $ t AMONG THE SICK J $$ Reverend Futhor Hughes, who un derwent un oporotlon for appendici tis, Is reported doing njcoly at Mercy Hospital. Dorsey Kreltzor continues to Im prove rapidly and has an appetlto that would mako a loggor Jealous. This morning, ho got hungry boforo tho household awaktmod dud slipped out Into tho pantry and uto every thing In sight, Dr. HoiiEoworth saya that when It conies to eating, Krelt zor is llko a crow, eating all no can and caching away tho balauco for a lunch botweon meals. Baptist Ladles. Thero will bo a special meeting of tho Ladles Aid So ciety or the Baptist Church Wednes day at 2:30 p. in. at tho homo of Mrs. J, C. Poano, 321 Sputh Broadway. All members are, requested to bo pres- COLLIDE GERMANS GIVE OUT STATEMENT Show Total Amount of Terri tory Held in Belgium, France and Russia TOTAL MEN TAKEN Prisoners Held Captive Now by Teutonic Forces Total In the Million Mark ' REACH THE NAREW RIVER Overcome Obstinate Resistance Put Uji By Russian Forces Tho Sit uation Before Warsaw Is Report ed Today As Unchanged (Br Aaaocltlwl Prraa t Cwia Bar Tlmei.I BERLIN, Aug. 2. (Wireless Say 'Vlllo) German's war ministry fur nishes lu connection with tho first an niversary of war sonio Interesting fig ures. The statement follows: "Germany and Austria-Hungary occupy 20,000 sonaro kilometers In Belgium, 21,000 In Franco, 10.000 In French Alsaco, and 130,000 In Russia. Number of Prisoners Prisoners taken In Gallrla now In German camps total 938, 800; inon captured In tho campaign lust weok and on tho way to camp number 120, 000; prisoners In Austria-Hungary number 030,054; making a grand to tal or 1,005,412. Prisoners takon In Russia and now lu Germany total 725,000, In Austria 013,100, making a total or 1,338,- While exact figures uro not avail able, It Is estimated that nearly 8, 000 field guns and 300 inuchlno guns wero captured." Making Gains Northeast ot Lomsea, tho state ment udds, tho Germans havo roach ed tho Narow river and aro overcom ing obstinate resistance on tho part or tho Russians. Boioro Warsaw, tho sit uation Is iinchnngod. MANY ARE INJURED TIIIRTY-FIVE HURT IN SANTA FE WRECK Cloud Hurst. Near Colorado Springs Makes Trouble and Causes Ioss of Llfo Br AaaaclatrJ Iiraa to Cooa Bar Tlmra.1 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Aug. 2. Thlrty-rivo porsoim wero Injur ed lu the derailment or Santa Fo train Number 0. Ono man waH drown ed and two aro missing as tho result or u cloudburst lute last night near (Crows, eight miles south ot Colora do Springs, HILL COLLECT TAX DISTRICT ATTORNHV I.II.IKQYIKT TO ACT IX KINNEY CASE District Attomoy Llljoqvist an nouiKes that at tho next term of cir cuit court, ho will petition Judgo Sklpworth of Eugeno, who will pre side In placu of Judgu Coko who will taku tho Lauo county bench for that term, for an order permitting tax foreclosure on the Mujor Klnuoy properties, Tho taxes on tho Kinney proporty, amounting to piobably about $50. 000, aro long over duo and had It not been for tho proporty being In charge of receiver appointed by the court, it would have been sold long ago. It Is expected that Judgo Skip worth will Issue tho necessary order to permit tho collection of tho tax. Mr. LIIJoQvlst said that ho under stood that Receiver Wattors efforts to move soino of tho proporty, If not all of It, to, clean up tho taxes, and other urgent claims had fallen through. Tho Adollno Smith urrlved In early this morning from Buy Point. Sho was ofr thu bur early but owing to ' tho heavy fog could not cross in! dipt, Olson reported tliut 25 feet of water was tho least ho got In sounding ut almost low wator this morning. Ho says tho MIchIo crow Is doing very good work and making tho best or tho good weather. Even In tho fog this morning, they woro at work and thoy havo boon starting In at daybreak und continuing until late. If they succeed lu cutting a channel thirty feot deep across tho bar boforo tho storms sot In, Cnpt. Olson bolloves that tho cur rent will hcep It sluiced out and snys that thero will bo very fow seas that will break clear across In snch a depth of water, Thoy encountered a heavy fog all tho way up tho coast. Tho Adollno will sail about 4 o'clock tomorrow, oen and daughter may also go south. R U. Wheelock, sales manager, will ITER DEEP ON BAR eturn south on her and Arno Mer- y GOME TO BAY SENATOR LANE WILL TRY TO SEND COMMITTEE HERE Congressman lliiiiiphi'uy.s Wires They Cannot Accept Invitation Xow Rut Hopes Held Out Hugh McLalit, president of tlio Mnrshflehl Chamber of Commorco, this morning received a messago from Senator Harry Lano saying that ho would uso Inriucnce to try nnd got thu luumborH or tho Rivers und Harbors Committee or Congress, who aro now touring tho coast, to visit Coos Bay. H all or them cannot come, ho will try and get a subcommittee to come. Tho party Is to roach Portland this week. Just previously Mr. McLaln receiv ed n telegram from Mr. Humphreys, a member of tho Washington delega tion nnd also a member of tho Rivers and Harbors Committee, at San Fran cisco, saying that ho was sorry that thoy could not accept tho Invitation to visit Coos Bay on this trip. Mr. McLaln wired him ns a personal friend to try and get them hero. PLAN A REST ROOM RANCHERS' WIVES' CLUBS AR RANGE FOR FIXE PLACE HERE Got Quurlcrs at Clio Xew landing for Small Boats on Central Avenue Tho Coos River nnd Catching Inlet Women's Club havo completed ar rangemonts for opening a Rest Room -at tho root of Central Avonuo In two rooms which the Fanners Exchange has, provided ror them. Tho Rest Room will sorvo as sort ot a depot or waiting room ror all or tho Inlet boats which will mako headquarters at tho now Blip Just complctod be tween Central and Commercial Avo nuo. Tho now slip was completed Sat urday night and this morning nearly all ot tho regular boats wero at thu now landing. Tomorrow morning the Rainbow, which Is on thu South Coos Rlvor run, will movo rrom tho Market avonuo wharr and this will mako practically all or tho Inlet crnrt ex cept tho Alort utilizing tho now slip The now slip nnd dock Is tho Hnost that has over been built In Marsh riold. It extends rrom Contral to Com mercial, tho rioatlng slip bolug about twelvo rcot wldo with an easy ap proach to tho upper docks at both ends Tho dock has boon newly plank ed and iiffordB a Duo placo Tor re ceiving and discharging freight. A nil 1 1 go Rest. Room Mrs. Bossoy. Mrs. Smlthgall, Mrs. J. T. Collvor, Mrs. John Mottson, Mrs. n it niinirnn and Mrs. M. R. Smith nnd othors havo mado tho preliminary arrangements ror tlio now itosi Room. A nunibor ot tho business houses havo donated furniture and fixtures so that It will bo fitted up In flno shapo. On account or Its con venient location. It will sorvo a largo iimnliar or people. Tho Rainbow Club, tho Sunnier Club, tho Dorcas Club and othors aro hohlnd tho Rest Room movement 11111! under thnlr ablo di rection, It will moro than como up to the expectations. W. N. Ekbland. A. T. Haines. J. T. llarrlgan and othors havo boon In charge or thu Improvomonts In tho dock and slip and havo dono tho work finely. Tho floats rormorly used by tho Dredgo Soattlo woro given by R. E. Miller ror tho purpose. Need Street Fixed Thero romaliiB some work to be dono on Contral Avenue botweon Front streot and tho dock to complete tho now work. The old plank ing doos not oxtend tho full width of tho street and a part of tho sidewalk on tho north sldo Is In bad shapo. Theso Impedo tho trufrie and detract from tho nppearanco and It Is likely that tho city council will order thorn Improved Immediately. PLAN A BIG REPORT CALIFORNIA COMPANY TO OPERATE Hurt. Doroiutis Says That Concern Will Probably Have MO Men At Work lu Fow MoiiWin Burt DoromiiB states that a Cal ifornia company Is taking ovor tho mining on Tho Sixes Rlvor, Curry county, and according to presont pro partitions will havo botweon 150 and 200 men at work In tho course of a few months. Tho Upper Sixes river has long been reported to bo thu location of some rich deposits or gold, platinum, etc. Dovolopmont work has startod thoro and Mr. Doromus suys tho corn puny expects to bo operating ut Dill capacity within six months. Mr. Doromus and wife spent about a month touring tho various parts of Curry county and southorn Coos. Breaks Her Arm. Allco, tho three year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. El-kworth, employed at tho creamery at tho mouth ol Coos River, mot with a painful accident hiio was riding on a little merry-go-round which was made ot boards and foil off and broko hor loft arm between the wrist and olbow Tho little girl will bo laid up for a while as thu MINE esult of the Injury. f BIG CROWD Al FUNERAL TODAY Police Reserves Called Out at Services for Charles Beck er, Eexecuted Friday PLATE RE1IED It Bore Words "Murdered by Governor Whitman," Ta ken Off by Police REPLACED BY NEW PLATE Latter Hears Simply tho Nnnio of tho Deceased and Date of Ills Death Biiilal of Former Police Lieutenant Diviv Crowd nr Aaanclatr.1 rrrta to Cooa Bar Tlmra, NEW YORK, Aug. 2. The fu nural of Churlcs Becker, executed at Sing Sing for Instigating tho murder of Ilernian Rosenthal, was hold to day from tho Church or St. Nicholas or Tolontlne. So great was tho crowtl tho pollco reserves wero call ed out. Those who saw tho casket noticed that It lioro 11 now lllntn rnmllni.. "Charles Becker, died July 30, 1915" a piaio romovea uy tlio pollco yes terdav bore tho alleeiitimi timt tink er was "murdered by Governor Whit man. ."MOB AT PORT AU PRINCE TRY TO SEIZE MAN Marines from French Cruiser nro (.untied on Request of tho French Minister Hr AiaorlatrJ I'raaa lo Coea liar Tlmt J WASHINGTON. I). C, Aug. 2. Tho Wesloynn Mission In Port Au Prlnco wns attacked Saturday night by a mob attempting to solzo n man who had murdered n prisoner In Jail mid who had boun socrotcd thero. Rear Admiral Caporton reportod tno affair today but gavo no details. Tlio French marines aro today guarding the Fronch legation at Port Au Prlnco, Landing of marines from tho cruiser Descartes was at tho ear nest request of tho Fronch minister and with tho consent of tho United Stft.tea government. Tho latest ad vices said order was being maintain ed. BIT WITH BOTTLES TROUBLE IX NORTH REND EARLY SUNDAY MORNING Thivo Young Men Under Ago Attack Two Otbor Men on tho Street A right on tho stroot In North Bond at 2 o'clock Sunday morning resulted In two men liolng qulto badly pounded and three young men wero tirrestod ror tho net. It Is said that thero will llkoly bo a Investigation as to whore the three young inon, nil ot whom are under 21 years r age, got their liquor which thoy had been drink lug Tho troublo occured on the stroot leading down rrom Sherman avenue to tho box factory Lafo Jennings and Jesse Luk wero seated on tho on bankmoiit. Henry Bock, Alfred West and Jess Stovons, all undor ago, camo up from tho wharf. It Is claimed that thoy had bottles of heor and that thoy atacked tho two men and poundod thorn on tho head with tho bottles. They woro arrested and gavo bond and today appeared bororo City Ro cordor Maybeo. Tholr only oxcuse was that thoy had boon drinking. They woro each fined $10, Jennings was lilt ovor tho head with a bottlo. His companion Luke, was much worso hurt and could not appoar at tho trial toduy. Ono eyo Is swelled shut, ho bus a cut over tho oyo and other wounds 011 his race and head. Luko formerly lived at Forn dale. ,, , It Is probablo that tho matter of tho young inon having secured liquor In sonio way will bo put up to tho dis trict attoruoy for action. , R0SEBURG BOND ISSUE IS UPHELD Supremo Court Decided Tlmt Bonds Aro Legal and Work Will Now fio Ahead (Special to The Times,) ROSEBURG, Ore., Aug. 2. A copy of tho Supremo Court decision upholding tho bond Issuo has boon recolvod hero. Tho case was a friendly action started by Harry I'earco 'for tho purposa of determin ing tho validity of tho $300,000 bond Issuo to aid In tho construction r 11, n cnHi-miii which Kendall Broth 1 era will build. Judgo Sklpworth, of .Eugene, heard tno arguments m uw 'circuit Court and decided that the ihnitu wnrn Ipl'iiI ami whon the case "was takon to tho Supremo Court tho Circuit Court ueoision was mum uy- MISS! ATTACKED r a