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?r"'EnH'T'--Trw THE PATH OF SUCCESS LEADS NOT THROUGH THE flOWERS BUT OVER THE ROCKS I Coos Bay Times Your Paper flJoflB Sag A Southwest Oregon Paper That's what tho Oooa Bay Tlniea la. A flontk. treat Oregon paper for Southwest Oregon people and devoted to tho best latorcsta of tbia great scctloa . The Time always booata tuid aeTar kaocka. . rM. Buy Times li prond of lta UUo "Tim i'lP!'.' U BtnlvcB " time" to f(0P . Id name by doroting lta eaerglea to mottog U'O poopIoVlnlor MEMBER, OP THE ASSOCIATED PRKS9 Established 1878 As Tho Const Mull. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16; 1915 EVENING EDITION. TWELVE PAGES. A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mall lUfl 7? and Coos liny Advertiser. 'u ' u TtttM Vol. No. XXXIX. fti ii lift IS DEAD 'unconfirmed Story Says His Men Convicted .and Put Him to Death 5 General Said to Have Lost His Life While Fording River on a Horse REPORT COMES TO EL PASO v , ,mi Vh llio Executioner of UN leader, Villa Imi.ssihlo to Confirm Report Burly Today it so .ui;.vi'. .'iiiim. OF VILLA'S DEATH . ......... t .. i J WASHINGTON, 1). C, Oct. . it Messages reafiunu tno Owrge C, Carothors, special Ktnt at Casas Ortintlco, roido no mention of anything 't hippcnlng to Villa. If ImtlilK Pnw lo Oooi Mr Tlm.J EL PASO, Texas. Oct. 15. Re tort! current hero tlint Villa liad ktn arrested by his own men at Cms Orandcs, convicted and put to death, could not bo confirmed irl; today. I'lcrin N Dead A rp6rt Dial Ills exeeutlonor, Gon enl FIrro, was also dead, was ro idrtd over tho military wires from Cuu Grandos. It stated brlofly Hit Flerro wax drowned wlillo lorllar a river, tliat his horso sllp ped led that tho (lenornl was swopt Join ilream, THINKS VILLA ALIVE Cunmra (icnerid Thinks Ho N on Way to Sonom l( AtwtUlM r-rtM la Cooi Mr Tlmw. , DOUGLAS, Ariz., Oct. 10. Oon tril Callcs, tho Carranza command ir tt Agm Prlcta, said today ho hi been Informed that Villa watt (itoit from Casus Grandos to So wn. He believed his Information w correct. T IS - nnsT op thi: axglo-frexch ItOXDS TODAY M Clearings In New Y'oik a New Record of ?H1 I.OOO.OOO tlj XimltttJ tt ta cux Dr Tlran.J NEW YORK. Oct. 1G. Tho first 'itownt of tho Anclo-Prencli $500.- ,000 bonds was mndo yesterday 'j th managers of tho syndlcnto. Tl Underwriting Issue, and other atlon, swelled tho bank clearings tl the New York clearing houso, It u wnounccd today, to tho unpro t lilted total of moro than $S14,- 'M.000. Tho previous record on , 50, 190S, was ?74C,00O,OOO. E "KSIAX AND ITALIAN MINIS TEIls WAX DUPAHTUUK t iUdlies of dm i)iiim... . win n..,vi.. .'.,'.w....ln ..... . Wf Ou THliy on lattlcslili Hound for Italy f ' Utn rrtw ,a Coo. lux Moih.1 AJISTERDAM, Oct, 1C. Accord- w a dispatch from Athons to tho i,!f9 Ga7elt0- y, Milwlstow of . ' and Italy nro proparing to 1 2 Grewe- TI'o families of tho fomatj, tlio message adds, prob- tiv. U lcavo Athons today on a '" bound for Italy. hit E:A fourteen-year-old "U hiding u a barn, polntod rhnj or and mndo his es 1(0 U 'S bellevea t0 uo ono of 44 a l rnik ...... ... r'orm school. EQOTTToTeTlOO dole iU, ,Q attendance at tho G7th &.f UnB ot tl,e Congregation- FIERRD DR01EQ UN MADE LEAV GREECE -- w. UlVfiUIl, TWO FOOTBALL ' X GAMES IN PROGRESS I tnjr AmocIMoJ Prom to cui nnr Tlmn. X PORTLAND, Ore,, Oct, 1 6, Two important X Northwestern football X games occurred in Oregon X today, Washington State t clashed with Oregon Ag- X gies at Corvallis, while X X Idaho met Oregon Univer- X X sity at Eugene. Experts X X were uncertain as to the X X probable result of either X X game, ' X $$ IIAHVAHI) DEFEATS VIRGINIA TODAY' Mr Awchl1 1'itM ta Con. r.ar Time.. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 1G. Harvard kicked throo Meld goals today and defeat ed tho University of Virginia ') to 0. Vlrglnlti failed In sovoral trials at field coals. Another result today wns: Navy 7, University of Pennsylvania 7. PLAN MADE PUBLIC DETAILS OK NATIONAL DEFENSE ARE ANNOUNCED TODAY Will Hnvo liiii'Ko Navy and Army 1,U()(,()0() Men Kubjoct to Call of III Auocla(rl Prrii lo Coo r7 TlmM.J WASIIINdTON, 1). C. Oct. 10. Dottilla of tho administration pro gram for national dofonso becamo f known officially today. They In- cludo a six year program, which In that tlmo will bring tho American army with reserves up to 1,200,000 trained mon and havo building pro gram to add 10 dreadnoughts, six battlo crillsors, 8G submarines, CO 'destroyers and 15 scout cruisers In flvo years, with a proportionate ln- croaso In tho personnel and offlcors. Tho estimates of tho appropria tions ncoded to begin tho national dofonso program aro placed at $182, '000,000 for army and SlilG.OOO.OOO for tho navy. f Pi-cxIdciiL Amirovoa President Wilson liaa approved tho programs nB submlttod by Secrotarlos PDanlols and Garrison. In tho first year's program, Daniels recommend ed tho building of two dreadnoughts, two battlo cruisers, 25 coast sub marines, 5 ocoan going submarines, 12 destroyers, throo scout ships, an IncreaBO of 800 enlisted men and log- flslatlon for tho appointment of 250 midshipmen to tho naval acadomy. Tlio Army Plan Garrison's plan Ib to Increaso tho regular army from 87,000 to 140. 000 undor six years onllstmont. Re quiring two years sorvlco nnd four years In rosorvo, will glvo about 300,000 roserves In six years. Tho continental army, which Is to bo croatod by moans of a six- year enlistment of two months each year for thrco years with tho colors, and three years of reserve subject to call, 'will at tho end of six years glvo a to tal of 800,000 won. Make lllj; Army This trnined citizen army, togoth- f or with regulars, will glvo with .125,- 000 national guardsmen, a mobile army of moro than 1,200,000 men fin six years. L IS SCHMIDT TRIAD MAY' UK DELAY' ED IN CONSEQUKXOK C. 10. Wood of Portland YVIII Chief Coun-sel for tho De fendants In Case Ho Br Aioclte4 PrM to Coo IUr TlmM.J I.OS ANGELES. Oct. 10. Mat 'thow Schmidt, alleged accomplice oi ftho McNamara brothers, announced todav that C. E. S. Wood of Port land. Oregon, would succeed Charles H. Pftlrall as chief counsel for Schmidt and David Caplan if Pnd- linr" necotlatlons wero successful. Ipairall died last night and tho trial mav bo delayed a month. . PORTLAND Driver D. V. Plggott who was running tho auto which struck and klllod Mrs. E. C. Wardell Saturday night, has been found blameless for the accident. Hold Your Dates Oien For Novem her O, Hand MnMiucrnde. AWYEH DEAD MIS AGBEE ON CARRANZA Pan-American Powers Send Favorable Replies to their Representatives Here TO MEET Y Form of Recognition Will be Determined Upon by the Delegates at That Time WILL LIKELY SEND NOTE Kmbargo on Anns to (ho Different KaclloiiH Would (Jo Into Hffcct, anil mi AnitmMitlnr Would liu Kent iin Soon as Belerlcd PI? .totUHJ rrr.i to cooi Mr Tlnwa.) WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 1G. Favorable responses wero received today from all tho governments par ticipating in tho Pan-American con ference, which decided to recognlzo Carranza. Secretary of State Lansing has called a meeting of tho confarouco for next Monday to arrango tho form of recognition. Argentina, llollvla, Uruguay and Guatemala replied yesterday. Today favorable word camo from Ilrazll and Chile. Will Present a Noto Recognition probably will tako tho form of tho presentation of a noto to Carranza through tho medium ot his representative here, who will do part for Mexico to meot Carranza. With tho presentation of such a note, tho embargo on nrniB would go Into effect 'against tho opposing factions, nnd an Ambassador and Chargo d'Affalres would bo sont ns soon as n solectlon could -bo mndo. PHOPERTYIS SEIZED CARRANZA AUTIIOIUTJKS TAKH STKAMSHIP LINK AT GUAYMAH Afncr Occupying, Hint City They A1m Confiscate Property of A Prominent Mexican li; AfoeUt4 Vnt U roi BJ T!mi CAPE SAN LUCAS, Southern Cal- 'lfomla, (Wlroloss to San Diego) Oct. 1G. Advices from Guaymas stnto that tho Carranza authorities solzoa tho property of tho Navlra Steamship Company and also that of a proml nont Mexican, Luis Martinez, follow ing tholr occupation of tho city. Car ranza troops from Slnaloa nro ox- fpectod to roach Empalmo today. DRUG PRICES SOAR WAR IN EUROPE MAKES IT COST LY TO HE SICK THIS YEAH U,cnl lirugglHts Slum- How Drugs Havo Advanced. In Homo Cases ()( Percent Toward tho sky havo soared tho price of drugs in thef past fow wcoks. It costB moro money to bo sick this year than" it did in 1914 and tho druggists scow toward tho Europ ean horizon whero cannon boom 24 liours of a day and say thats tho rea son. Advances In prices liavo neon as much ub 300 percent In somo in- 'stances. All bromides havo gono up about 100 norcent lately and qulnlno nas practically doubled In its valuo whllo Epson Baits aro quotou at a juu iiur- f'cent advance, Thermos Hottles Soldiers of tho Allies carry ther mos bottles. This then accounts for tho big demand on American fact ories and a raising of tho prlco of theso bottles 15 cents on tho dollar. Glycerine Is used In tho manufac ture of nltro-glycerlno, therefore tt has gono up Just about 250 percent In value. ' phenactlno, a coal tar derivative! 'from Germany and used in cold and headache prescriptions, was selling for about $1.22 a pound six weoKs ago and now sells for $18.75 a pound. .Make "Ij: Jumps Carbolic acid has shot up from about 15 cents a pound to some - thing like $1.75 and aspirin Is moro I than doubled. Peroxide has auvanc 'od 75 norcent, borao acid costs twice' 'what It used to a short time ago. French toilet preparations are IDA AL D WEDS TRAIN MISS EUSOIf VHOMINKNT MAItSIirjKLD COU- !1'L12 WILL IHJ MAHUIKI) TO- ' NU3IIT AND LIIAVH TOMORROW ON HONKVMOON TRIP SUR- PRISKTO THKIR KRIKNDS. A. h. Kohlcr, head of tho Hub Dry Oooda Company, and Miss Em ma KrlclCBon, a well-known Marsh field young woman, will bo married hero this ovcnlng. Tho young cou ple will lcavo In a prlvato auto to morrow morning for Icoscburg from whero they will tako train for an extended honeymoon trip. Tho announcement of tho coming nuptials will ha one of tho niosf fcoiupleto surprises Hint Mnrshflold folks have known In many a day. pHvcn Intlmato friends of tho well- known young couple wore not ap prised of Cupid's victory and many of them will. got their first news of It when they read The Times this evening. Tho hrtdo Is tho handsomn daugh ter of Mrs. Erleksou, of North Sec ond street, and Is well known In Mnrshflold, whero sho has spent al most her entire llfo. Sho is a sister of Mrs. C. G. Mnguus, of South Mnrshflold. Mr. Kohlor Is ono of Marshflold's best known nnd moBt successful .young business men. He camo hero sovoral yearn ago and with A. J. Mendel started tho Hub Clothing Storo which has grown Into ono of tho leading business houKcs of tho city. J X SPOKANE LUMBER CO. X X MILL IS BURNED.! X X Ur AmmUIM rrm lo (on nf Tlran. 4 X Mil AN Wnsh Ot 1fi 1 JiILft.l:U.V----T-,-, i'- " ir i The ehfiro'DTan't of the t Spokane Lumber Co, was t burned here today with a X loss estimated at $125, X 000, Tho insurance J amounts to $50,000, 1 The company was owned t bv residents of Mmneap- : oils, : ? GIRLS MEET DEATH TWO RELIEVED TO RE RURNED IX FIRE TODAY' f Rlazo at Supply Deitot of Mutual Film Company Causes Death and Injury inr wHtJ vr t Coo ni Timt. ALANTA, Ga., Oct. 10. Two girls 'nro bolloved to bo dead In a tire at tlio suppdw department of tho Mu tual film Company hero today. They woro working on tho second floor of a two story building. Sovoral wom en wero rescued and somo were ser iously burned. MANY SEE flGli TWO THOUSAND WITNESS EXE CUTION OF NEGRO Hundreds of Others Are Unable to Crowd Into Stockade at Mur- Ithyslioro. Illinois rnr AiutrUtal rrw to dm Mi TlmM. MURPHYSUOUO, 111., Oct. 1G. Joe Deberry, a negro, was hanged tilts morning for tho murder of Mrs. J. H. Martin. Two thousand por sons crowdod tho stockade, to wit ness tho execution. Throo thousand wero on tho streets unable to gain admission. ("quoted at an advance of 10 to 25 percent and In somo Instances can! not be procured at all. Tho pyra-t "mid fly catchers, and Btlcky paper in rolls, aro niado In Germany and now can not bo bought on the whole sale market. PORTLAND Earl Winkler who ... 0. ftn ..! . lino ItAAn " .H . r- ! "reus"1 uaCK lo ruruaua lo U8"C' a charge of roDDing a'resiauruni. Hold Your Dates Open For Novem. ber O, Hand Masquerade. A Many Killed and Injured in Bad Wreck on Union Pacific ' in Kansas CAUSED BY FLOOD Swollen River Undermines Abutment of Bridge Which Gives Way Under Strain BODIES NOT RECOVERED At Least Nino Aro Hurled In Mud mid 'Water While Four Others Aro Known to Ho Dead Many Wero Y'oiinc ladles (Ur AuocUted Prru lo Cooi IIr Tlmn. RANDOLPH, Kan., Oct. 15. A Union Pacific motor train, consisting of ono passenger coach and a bag gago and mall combination car, crashed through an undermined abutment, plunged Into Fancy Creek and lidrloil about 15 feet of the for ward end of a passonger car In a flood ot water ond mud a mlto south of hero this morning. Four of tho estimated 75 pas sengers aro known to bo dead and nlno other bodies nro said to bo lodged In tho burled end of tho car. All attempts to reach tho bodies failed and tho death list will prob ably not bo known until tho wreck ing crow lifts tho car. Caused by Heavy Rain Fancy Creek, ordinarily noarly dry, was swollen Into a torrent by thrco Inches of rain which foil yes terday. Tho hrldgo propor with stood tho flood, but tho south abut mont wbb cut undor so that tho charging motor train was carried down. Mnny T0MCl,l,r" Aixmra - SWnrnitis - s - oiigors woro young wo- mon school teachers coming to tho toachors' mooting horo today. Sov oral nro unaccounted for. Fow per sons in tho wrecked car escaped In juries. ' Tho Idontiriod dead aro Dr. Lowls Atwood and Alma IC. jolllu. E REGARDS HIMSELF AT HTATK OF YVAIt YVIII Il.ULGARIA Formal Declaration is Awaiting Hio Exchange of Telegrams With The Allies (U AuocUI4 Tt to Coot Mr TlmM.l PBTROGItAD, Oct. 10. Russia regards horsolf In a stalo of war with Bulgaria from tho moment tho latter country attacked Serbia, ac cording to a sratomont by tho forolgn offlco. Formal declaration of war Ms awaiting tho conclusion of tho ox- chango of telegrams between Rus sia and the Allies. SEEK LUMBER DATA AliRANY, NEW YO'.tK, TO DISTRL RUTE PACIFIC COAST IAJMHER To Deepen Hudson River to 87 Feet YVant to Know YVlrnt Coos Hay Can Furnish Data of Coos Bay's lumber resourc es, her shipping facilities and pic tures in both these connections aro bolnc sought by tho Knickerbocker Press, of Albany, Now York. In a special edition ot November 17 tho paper will start the campaign expect ed to mako Albany "an Importaut factor as a distributing point for Pacific Coast lumber." Though the-city lies far Inland on (tho Hudson river, the move Is to In Jcreaso tho depth of water to 27 foot, allowing the coming of regular deep water ships into the very heart of the state. Secretary Motley, of tho . local Chamber of Commerce has selected Views showing the harbor here, tho mills, logging roads and the fqrtsts. Data will bo forwarded showing the depth of water on tho bar and tho Inner channel. Six thousand copies of the publica tion will be distributed through tho United States, writes George M. Cornwall, publishing "The Timber- man," who is much Interested In the move. RUSSIA EMY X ATHLETIC RECORD X X IS BROKEN TODAY X Or AitocUlod rrnt to Cuon Mr Tirol. 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 16, Frank Sloman, a San Francisco high school boy, broke the world's ln terscholastic 440 - yard record here today on the X X Panama-Pacific Exposi- X I tion dirt track, His time I X was 48 1-5 seconds, X t which is three-fifths of a X X second faster than the X X record, X $$ HEHLIN'SAYS INVASION OF SERR IA IS CONTINUING llulgarJauH Capture Some Position French Attacks in West HcKrt 1 ed to Havo Heon Repulsed tlr AjmocIM! rrm to Com Mr TlmM. LONDON, Oct. 10. Further prog ress ot tho armies of Field Marshal Von Mackonson Invading Serbia, was reported by Dorlln today. Storming rot tho positions south of Scmendrla nnd cast om Poznrocas was announc ed. Hulgarlan troopB nro progress ing also In an attack and havo tak en tho eastern forts of Zajccar. Ou West Front On tho western front, an attempt by tho Fronch to capture, tho Ger man position east of Auborlvo, In Champagno, was repulsed with tho loss to tho French of moro than GOO prlronoro and thrco machlno guns, according to Dorlln. Attacks near 'Soualno, Lob Mcsnll and Llontroy also falded. Paris flays tho French forces wero repulsed In sovoral counter attack;) in Lorralno against tho trenches oc cupied by tho Fronch yesterday. Tho aormana woro also ropulsod at Vos7 Eve. No Important developments nro ro ported In the eastern theatre War Declaration Reciprocal war declarations bo tweon Dulgnrlan and Great Britain woro announced last night. . BRITISH. BLOCKADE -" 4 BULGARIAN COAST tDr AltorUUil I'ltM to Coof Mr TlmM, LONDON, Oct. 10. Tho blockado of tho Bulgarian coast In tho Aegean Sea by tlio British warships of tho Eastorn Mediterranean squad ron was put Into offect today according to an official an nouncement. LOSSES VERY HEAVY AUSTRO-GERMAN FORCES SUF- FER IN SERRIAN CAMPAIGN Paris Claims Twenty-five Thousand are Killed and Sixty Tlious- and Men Wounded Or Auoclttftl Prni to Com nr TlmM. PARIS, Oct. 10. The Austro- Gorman losses In tho campaign against Serbia up to Thursday aro estimated at 25,000 klllod and 60,- 000 wounded, according to a patch to Tho Temps from Nlsh. Sorblan losses aro also heavy. ills Tho J I GERMAN' WARSHIP CAPTURES A NORWEGIAN STEAMSHIP Seized YVhHe ou tho Way from Ber . gen, Norway, lo Copenluigen, In North Sea Br Auoclitf J Presa to Cm Mr Tlmn. STOCKHOLM, Oct. IC Tho Nor wegian steamship Tyr, loaded with cotton and bound from Bergen, Nor way, for Copenhagen, Denmark, was captured by a German warship In Cattegat, an arm of the North Sea between Sweden and Jutland. NOTICE TO REGISTER All electors who wish to vote in the Primary Nominating City Elec tion and the General City Election should register with the Recorder on or before October 23rd, 1915. JOHN W. BUTLER, Recorder ROY Suits or Coats steamed on a HEAL STEAM HOARD nt Jay Doylo's, REPORT OGRESS TAKE COTTON CARGO ATTACK BRIDGE Forty Thousand Bulgarian Troops With Artillery Begin Siege on Saloniki Route NEAR TuFBORDER Purpose is to Cut Off Rail road Communication Be tween Allies and Serb's ATTEMPT TO CHECK AID If Railroad Is Successfully Hold It Will Ro Impossible- to Send Troops or Supplies Hy that Means to tho Serbian Army (br Anocliltl Vnt to Ctoo Mr T1bim.I ATHENS, Oct. 1G. Forty thous and Bulgarian troops, with artillery, aro reported to havo begun an attack on tho Itardn brldgo, botweon Valau- dovo, on tho railroad running from Suloulkl into Sorbla, and Hovdovo. Tho point of attack Is about 20 miles north of tho Greek border. Tho Bulgarians aro apparently at tempting to cut tho railroad commu nication and prevent tho ontcnto al lies from forwarding troops and sup plies to tho Serbians. ON THE DEFENSIVE DVIXSK ONLY Til BY ARE PIiACE WHERE ATTACKING So Far. Have Been Uuablo to Break ThoRusslans Conflict In Florco inr Auocut rr.n to cm ur TlmM PETROGRAD, Oct, 10. With tho oxtoptlon of Dvlnsk, whoro florco (irtlllory battles contlnuo, tho Qor mrins appear on tho dofonslvo along the entlro Eastern front. Gorman attacks at tills point havo boon mndo with tho utmost Impetuosity under covor of terrific artillery flro, but so far havo been unablo to break down tho Russian defenses. GIVES UP OFFICE; ATTORNEY GENERAL OF E.NG ; LAXD SAID TO HAVE QUIT Claim Made that Government Kopt Matter a Secret In Hope of Retaining Hliu Dr AuoclttM Ptm lo Coo Mr TlmM.) LONDON, Oct. 10. Notwithstand ing tho recent denial of Sir Edward Carson, attornoy goueral, that ho had resigned, nssortlon Ib mado by tho parliamentary correspondent, of the Dally News that ho has given up tho offlco. It says tho announcement was withheld by tho government do causo it was hopod in tho Interests of unity that ho may bo persuaded to withdraw lila resignation. TURKS CLAIM GAINS OFFICIAL STATEMENT TELLS OF FIGHT YVITII ALLIES Rifle ad Cannon Flro Ivxchange.1, and Bomb Throwers Cause Flro In Enemy's Trenches Dr AMoclttod lira to Ogoi Mr Ttu.J CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 16. Official statement says; "Near Ana farta and Avl Burnu there la recip rocal rifle and artlllory fire. Near ddul Bahr our ibomb throwors caused fire to break out In tho en emy's trenches. Our artillery sil enced the onemy artlllory near ek ke Burnu." VESSEL MOVEMENTS Arrived F. A. Kllburn, Portland, 8 a. m, today. Sailed. Adellno' Smith for San Francisco, p. m. today. F. A. Kllburn, San Francisco, 4 m. today. Due Horo Hardy, San Francisco, Monday. We have a nifty line of coal, wkm! and combination heating stores, see this line before you buy, Schroeder and Hildeubrnnd. i j&uL. jv l- .