The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, July 18, 1908, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextBnAsMflpH s 4H . 'A'OVOWT bit io2ta tfjfejfc n 1' ..M.. . ...... ,n A. . . V houM b of Aaothtr m trotatbla, which ia ftlrfaOy comi-'slMd la pujt." .Fuller. "Th autior wai sot -writing to adTertlidra, ispoolalljr but he cava thni corrtet advice In' strik ing" pbrauaology. tne mam wno sens mem ar aaaa you thlnk It' a1 patrlbtlc fluty to sup port him. YdU buy goods to aali. Duy advertising that will tell the goods. MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED I'RESS. 4- J12. Vol. III. THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1 908. No. 8. PfilliflB! PilLiilO ill HELD ' iOjiSAPPHOPRII FlOS Whitney L. Boise Arrested To day Ori Five Different Charges. SISTER-IN-LAW IS ACCUSER OF CRIME Alleged to Have Embezzled iLartje Sums From J. C. Hawthorne's Estate. - ' (By" Associated Press.) PORTLAND, Ore, July 18. Whitney L. Bolso, manager of tho Hawthorne estato and a promlnenl clubman, lawyer and political man, was arrested this afternoon on five -warrants charging embezzlement from tho Hawthorno estato. The amount Involved Is said to exceed $100,000 and may reach $200,000. Tho complaint was sworn to by Mrs. Catherine Collins, a slster-ln-law of Bolso, and one of tho Haw thorne heirs. Bolso was arrested In his office. Ho was not taken to prison but was permitted tp search for bondsmen, his bail having been fixed in municipal court at $20,000. Estiiic AVorth Millions. Tho complaints specify in detail a large number of misappropriations of funds from the vast estate of the late J. C. Hawthorne, valued at sev eral lnllion dollars and of which Boise has had supervision for years. Mrs. Boise Is a sister of the com plainant and a daughter of Hawj- IUU111U. "I can't make any statement," said Boise, "until, I have, a phance to ex nmlno tho complaints and ascertain what tho specific charges are. I nm willing to admit that I have had some trouble with certain heirs of tho estato, but at no time did I think any such action would be taken." MOLTEN METAL HEALS DFJTH Five Injured, Two Perhaps Fa- tallyVbyOverflSw at Chicago Steel Mills. (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, July 18. Five men wore burned, two perhaps fatally, by an overflow of molten, metal at the Wisconsin Steel mills In South Chi cago today. NEW OFFICIAL CHOSEN. Empire Elects New School Directors ami Clerk to Fill Vacancies. The special school meeting called at Empire, July 1G, for the purpose of electing a, clerk, atad two directors was sparsely attended. It resulted In the selection of Chas. E. Getty, J. L'. Cook and John Pedersen, as direct ors, and Iieo Webster as clerk, vice T. H. Barry and Ed. Hanson, and J". V. Pugh, respectively, resigned.,,, THE LAUNCH TIOGA will leave North Bend at 7:30 p. m., and Marshr field, at 860 p. m for the dance at Sumne'r, Saturday, June 18th. The launch Sumner leaves Marshfleld at 7:4fi fpr Sumner,., Both boats will return after the dance. , , Where do you eat? Why not try the O. K. Chop House? Open Monday morning at 6 o'clock. EKULAD & SON arO agents for "De Laval cream separators, Fairbanks Morso Co. wood saw outfits Sheffield marine engines, and vertical gasoline engines. Vou will find the BEST LINE of PICNIC goods at SACCIII'S. LOUIS II. BOLL, TEACHER OF PIANO, First Trust and Savings Pnnk building. TllfcvRCADE RESTAtRANT It) servlngevcrythlng good to eat. COPPER .KING NEAR DEATH Senator Clark of Montana, Overcome by Nervous Col lapse In Chicago. (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, July 18. Senator Clark o . who was stricken by a nervous collapse at tho Audito rium Annox last night, is much im proved today and able to be about. For a time last night, Mr. ' Clark's condition was critical and It was feared that tho Montana eppper king politician could not survive. Brakes Fail to Work and Ele vatedTrain Crashes Into Bumpers. ' (Bv Associated Press.) CHICAGO, vJily 18. A train of three cars on the Jackson Park branch of the south side elevated oad,. crashed Into the bumpers it the terminus of the road today as a result of the failure of the brakes to work. Eight were severely Injured and a number of others sus tained minor hurts. Dispatch to St. Petersburg Says That Government Troops Been Defeated. . "(By Associated Press.) ST. PETERSBURG, July 18. The Nova Vremya" publishes a dispatch from Tabriz, Persia, that the Revolu tionists have overcome the govern ment troops and that horsemen of the Rachlnkhan are now pillaging the town and murdering their opponents. ACME BAND ELECTS : a OFFICERS FOR YEAR Tom Nlcols Chosen President and George McCutclicon Director, in TroL Geo. Ayres' Place. ; Tho Marshfleld Acme Band held its semi-annual, election of officers last night. The following officers were ejected: 1 Tom Nlcols, president: Vince Pratt, vice-presldentj Wm. Longr staff, secretary; Wljkes Cavanaugh, treasurer, and Geo, Mcuutcnoon, aij rector. Professor. Gep, Ay.reB who re tires, leaves behind hin a record of success and achievement. Mr. Ayres founded tho band about two ypars ago, when practically alj ofy the boya were "beginners and much of the pres ent success of tho band is due to, his efforts. As usual tho MELROSE will servo the BEST SUNDAY DINNER on Cpos Bay. Roast;plgy ice cream and the BEST 'COFFEE' will be features of the menu. Near postoffice. FOR RED, rough or chapped hands use McArthur's Lotion, 25c a bottle. ALLIANCE SAILS FOR PORT LAND AT !Js30 TUESDAY, JULY, 21. Where do you eat? Why not try tho O. K. Chop House? Open Monday morning at 0 o'clock. Best COFFEE and best EAT ABLES at most REASONABLE irices on Com Eay at MELROSE, .jear postoffice. Try It Sunday. MANY INJURED Id CHiffl 1 f ARABS LOOT PERSIAN TOWN HEAT CLAIMS W01AN IN CHICAGO 4. -A 4a . 4 Mysterious Disappearance of St. Louis Maid Said to be Explained by Discovery fof 'Body. ' (By Associated Press.) ST. LOUIS, July 18. The body of tho woman found in the Lagoon City of Panama and M. F. Plant Sail' For Portland and 'Frisco. The City of Panama and the M. F. Plant sailed at 3 o'clock this after noon for Portland and San Francis co, respectively. Both had fair pas sengers lists and fairly good freight cargoes for this season of the year. The M. F. Plant arrived in last eVening from San Francisco, head winds and a. heavy fog delayed her slightly. She had a large cargo of fruit and green stuff for Coos Bay and vicinity, nine tons of apricots and a large number of watermeloas being included. She will sail from Frisco Tuesday evening for Goos Bay, re'acjjlng here Thursday. City of Panama List. The City of Panama's, outgoing list was as follows: Mrs. Bertha Payne, Flora Payne, Miss F. F. French, Mrs. E. L. Wheel er, S. J. Elldy, W,., "Campbell, W. E. Thresher and wife, R. E. King and wife, L. H. WIttsclien and wife', Hannah Nelson, Miss Madge Savage, G. W. Moore, Robert Wright, 'Mrs. H. K. Myers, Mrs. C. A. Jackson, 01 lle Brown, Mrs. W. H. Brown, Mrs. W. B. Soil, Mrs. Ekland, C. A. Tra cy, Mr. Hoagiana ana wne, jamet Shepard, Mrs. Parsons, Thelma Payne, Susan Payne, W. B. Curtis, E. A. Anderson, G. F. Clark and wife, M. O. Potter, J. R. McDonald, Miss E. L. Eddy, Sadie Fahey, E. T. Mel lon and wife, D. L. Rood and wife, Genevlevo Sengstacken, Kathleen Bennett, H. L. Gler, J. Greenwood, S. B. Cathcart, R. H. Parker and wife, C. J. Sersanus, M. J. Mangan, J. R. Slmonton, Dan Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Harrington, I. J. Nown, C. A. Warren, G. Brown, Mrs. Richards, G. Shaw, C. H. Grlsp, E. H. Johnson, J. Younger, A. D. Crldge, B. Con nolly, Mrs. Johnson, J. Norman and seventeen steerage. Plant's Outgoing List. Among the outgoing passengers on the M. F. Plant were the following: O. Bontson, Mamie Stewart, C. L. Davenport, J. .Quirk, Mrs, Carpenter, C. Maxwell, E. Maxwell, C. A. Sny der, C. Byall, G. E. Weaverson, Claude Mortenson, Mrs. J. A O'Kel 'y, Mrs. Hoyt and child, Mrs. Todd, Miss Lucy Horton, G. A. Murray, Wm. Mahaffey, Mrs. A. Klralls, Mrs, Dustln, L. Fennell and H. G. Bemls and eight steerage. . ' Plant's Incoming List. The incoming list, oj ,the M. F, Plant was as follows: Mrs, K. yeeney, Wm. Bradley and wife, E. F, Lampe, Theo, Brad ley, Mrs. ,A. B. Gajlway,, Doris, Peo nies. Miss Tliedo. , Hyde, Mrs. J. S, Hume,. Miss, M C.,Lw;wey,, Mrs'. A. ,tL,( McCleJJan, Mrs. f, Dferks,. Miss wanoj (vvicmun, ,, rprij, j., r. Gilchrist, Wm. Candlln, ,S. C. Fraser, C, D, iner, Chas. Forty, H. H. Reeoh- jier, ,B HJ11,, R. L, Cavanaugh and wife,.F. A', Moss, G, F. FJx, F. M. (Gray,. E., D., Gopdman and "eighteen steerage. ALLIANCE SAILS FOR PORT LANI)f Af :30 TUESDAY, JULY. 21, WHEN you have tried the other fellow, THERE'S, NO PLACE LIKE IIOME-TJio Melrose. EKBLAD & SON, have a largo and well elected supply of fishing tackle rods guns and hunting outfits. Where do you eat? Why not try tho O. K. Chop House? Open Monday morning at C o'clock. AKMAAun miiid J.w.v w.v.( LAND AT :Q TUESDAY, JULY Sl.J RAIN OR SHINE, Chioken Dinner, at Mother's Delicatessen Sunday. iTTt t itnij rt rr r t?ri HAlim GOATS LEAVE PORHDDip at Jackson Park, Chicago, is believed to be Miss Mary Schrage, 47 years, a maid at the home of Miss Huldah Duestrow of this city. Miss Schrage disappeared Sunday evening, taking Jewelry valued at $75. It Is believed that she started for Ann Arbor, Mich, to visit Miss Duestrow and was affected by the heat. HoioLUbo m R FLEET f " f i i it j ' Extends Cordial Welcome to Warships On Tour of the 'VVofldV ' (By Associated Press.) HONOLULU, Hawaii, July 18. Today is visitor's day at the Atlantic fleet. Thousands, Including Ameri cans, Spaniards, Porto Rlcans, na tive Hawallans, Filipinos, Portugese, Japanese and Chinese toolc advantage of the opportunity to inspect the bat tleships. Men from the fleet were entertained ashore by all sorts of amusements and a native 'feast and a dance by the 'native girls. This af ternoon, the officers were taken to pearl harbor and tonight will be en tertained at dinner at the Commer cial Club. MRS. FRANK FRAME AND MRS. i NORTH THRILi CHAS. WINSOR OF BEND, HOME AFTER LING TRIP FROM SMITH RIVER Mrs. Frank Frame and Mrs. Char lea WInsor of North Bend reached Coos Bay today from Smith river where they have been visiting after a trip full of exciting and rather dan gerous Incidents. First, they en countered a sovere storm while com ing up on the Enterprise and the gasoline schooner was compelled to put In at Port Orford and let the pas sengers off. Then they took the 3tage for Bandon and en route the .horses ran away, seriously Injuring the driver whose arm was broken in" two places. In addition to the rough sea, th6 engine of the Enterprise balked and for a time, there were misgivings as tp the ability of making Port Orford. However, ,the woman were heroic In the face of the dangers of the high seas. The runaway was more serious but' luckily they succopded In getting out of the poach without Injuries other than a few bruises, a bad shaking ur and a severe scare, A Mr, Dickens, a wool buyer, from San Francisco; by hfs presen.ee, of, mlnd succeeded' in stopping the horses and preventing what might have been a most serlouri accident, , RAISE MORE FUNDS. Coos Bny Citizens' Contribute More Money tq Operate reclge Owing to a nifsuudersfandlng con cerning the contribution of' the C. A1. Smjth Company for, the dredge furidf It was necessary ,tod&y to raise mare money among tho people of Marsh fleld. The Smith contribution of .$7,500 was on condition that $25,00(1 he raised. .As this, anipuht was not raised, Manager J. E. Oren finally agreed to make their conribution one-half as much as all tho others on Coos Bay contributed. Thp commit tee art at work this afternoon and had secured pledges of sufficient to more than make tho requisite $15, 000 under tho latter conditions. CHICKEN DINNER nt Mother's Delicatessen from. 1J:30 to 8 p. m, Sunday, Wner(J dQ KAT? NearJx evory ofto Coos my la8 (llsC0V8red that tho MELROSE, near postofflco, Is tho best place. Try us anytime. IP, WED ; "iioriAT iRl J. SHERIDAN .'BREAKS .WORLD'S DiSGUSTHROW RECORD REPDOLICANS TD G BUSY Chairman Hitchcock Will Con fer With Leaders West of the Missouri at Denver. (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, July 18. Frank H. Hltchoock, chairman of the Repub lican national committee left Chica go today for Colorado Springs to con fer with the Western Republican leaders on Monday and Tuesday. He was accompanied by James T. Will lams, Jr., and Fletcher Maddox. All members "of the National Committee and all chairmen of state committees from states west of the Missouri river, except three, are expected to be present at tho conference. A num ber of prominent western Repub licans have also been Invited. Which Draws Praise-From Union Leaders. (By Associated Press.) LINCOLN, Neb., July-18. W. J, Bryan's speech last night to mem; hers of the Central Labor Union of Lincoln fn which he emphasized the labor planks oi! the Denver Demo cratic platform, has resulted In the receipt by him today of. a largo num ber of telegrams from labor leaders all over the country congratulating him on his utterances. A dispatch from Erie, Pa., quoting Samuel Gompers denying that he, sent a cablegram to William R, Hearst which resulted In tho latter's denouncing tho Democratic party, at tracted considerable attention. There is no disposition to question Gom. per's statement. There Is reason to believe that an Inquiry has already been set on foot Jo ascertain If pos sible if Gompers was responsible. HIGH ART' DISPLAYED ; J IN' LOCAL DECORATING 1 . -, . Office Room In NoV Trust nnd Snv ings' Bunk Building a Gein of (ArtlNtic Beauty. One of the handsomest decorated office rooms In the city of Marshfleld and one that will compare favorably1 with any city in tle country is the rppm in the First Trust and Savings Ba,nk building, on 'A street which has, Just received its finishing tou ches. Tho genoralr color scheme Is old blue and gold with raised plaster figures in whte. The celling anq walls are paneled and frescoed in an artistic imanrier ahd the general effect Is a harmony in colorB that is a delight to every loyer Tof beauty'. There has been muqh inquiry as to the men responsible, among those1 who have had a glimpse of tho work during its progress, It, being; generally .understood that it was the product of a-tsts brought in from outside. It wl lend an addltlppal air of In terest and pride also to kuow that It fs entirely tho work of Coos Bay men. .Messrs. Carr & Lash, a local firm of painters nnd decorators have had general charge assisted by Mr. Mc Laren and Ed. Mills. These' gentle men have had contracts for the paint ing and decoration In tho new mpd ern buildings and their1 work has alJ ways been highly complimented but In this last piece of their handicraft they have proven themselves to bo gonulno artists. Tho work would bo a crodlt to any city In the country and Is worthy a visit and Inspection by every ono on Coos Bay Just to see that In nil that Is good wo have tho best horo at homo, LADIES COAT SWEATERS, $3.95 to $5 at Ladles Emporium, BRYAN AFTER Delivers Speech at Lincoln 1 i I I Irish-American Athletic Club Man Carries Off Honors In London. BRITISH WIN MOST OF EVENTS American Gets Third Place In Five-Mile Run Despite Handicap. (By Assocfated Press.) Londdn, July 18. In the final dis cus throw, Martin J. Sheridan of tho Irlsh-A'merlcan Athletic Club, was first with 128 feet eight Inches,, beating the world's redord for the discus, Greek style. In tho final 100-kllometre cycling: race, Bartlett of the United Kingdom,, was first in two hours, four minutes, a'nd 48 3-5 seconds; Deny of the United Kingdom, was second, ah A Laplze of France, third. In the five-mile flat race, Voght or the "United Kingdom, was first in 25 mlnutds anil 11 1-5 secohds; Owem of the United 'Kingdom, waB second; Savberg of Sweden, third. In the 3,20b-metre steeple-chase,. Russel of the United Kingdom, was first; Robertson of the United King dom, sedond, and J. L. Eisele '6t the New York Athletic Club, thfrd. Eisele Who lost- a toe iinil a few driys-. ago made a splendid race. He fell once during the 'contest. In the fitfdl l)200-metre steeple chase, Riisseil of the United Klng do'm, won In 10 minutes and 7 f& Beconds; Robertson of the United Kingdom, was second, and J. L. Elsie1 of the Now York Athletic Club,, third. The finaP2t)0 metre breast stroke swimming race was won by Holmart of the United Kingdom In three min utes and 9 3-5 seconds; Robinson or the United Kingdom, was second and Hanson of Sweden, third. The final 5,000-metre cycling race was won by Jones of the United" Kingdom, in 8 minutes and 36 1-5 Seconds; Schllles of France was sec ond, and Alffray, third. mm -i BAD BLAZE BREAKS OUT BK- "TAVEEN BEAVER' IllLL AND) SOUTH SLOUGH AND THREAT ENS two camps another; BLAZE REPORTED. A bad forest fire is reported raglnc botwoon Beaver Hill and South; iSlough. Tho fire was discovered! night before last but so far all efforts-, 'to 'stop its progress have been in vain.- The fire last evening" was about, two miles frdm Henry Hbe'ck's Bea- -veV HIIHoggTng panfl arid Mr, rioeck expressed fear that it mlgb't' get' into lils'cu't. H and hetnlH-'Pdw'ers i camp, als6 in that vicliilTy, will unite " forces' to try1 and stop the liiaze which Is destroying a large amount of timber. -.Smith-Powers Logging Camp No. 2,' near 'tho Coquil'.e river reported toda Ui&t a fire had broken' out there and wnsthreatenlng to do con siderable damage. t I , . CONTRACTS NOT AWARDED. Action On New Marslifleltl School Is i Deljyt-d, que Week. Tho'Marshn,elU sphool board today ppstponed the awarding of the con tracts for tho now high schooj build ing for ono week, Owing to a dif ference in some, of tho bids, mora timo for flguj-lng was roqulred. Aet tho bids on th,o $50,000 bond issue are to be opened next Saturday, It was decided to postpone the awarding of tho contracts until that date.. THY THE AltOAIH? RESTAU RANT and you will hurry back. OREST Wf. mi mi m)t m ,ai fl ii