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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1910 EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mall
nml Coos Uny Advertiser.
No. 41.
IIP WATSON WITH 92
PASSENGERS GOES ON ROCKS
That Vessel Is Not
Badly Damaged and Can
Be Floated.
LL ON BOARD
ESCAPE INJURY.
Steamer BUCKman nescueu
the Passengers in Response
to Wireless Message.
(Ity Associated Press.)
SEATTLE, Wnsh., Sept. 2
Aliiki-raclflc Company's
LYON FUTS
LAWBREAKERS
WANT BETTER FOREST PROTECTIONlCOLORADO MIDLAND TRAIN
RELD UP AND BANDIT KILLED
Chicago Evangelist Delivering
Some of Best Sermons
Ever Heard Here.
TAIJKHNACLE PROGRAM.
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Bleep
LI- II-...... ...I.lnl. tnft GnnMt.i
I fJUUDlII nuiruil, muni iuii uvuitiu
lor Sin Francisco with ninety-two
hucngers, went on tho reef nt
(tVitddah Island, enst of Capo Flnt-
Icrjr, In a dense tog nt midnight. The
hotel Is not believed to ho seriously 1
fcimiged and none of the pnssongerB
tr Inlurcd. Tho passengers wore i
An to tho bench andearly to-day w
started on tho stcnmshlp Hiiclunnn
let Seattle. They will nrrlvo horo v
Hi afternoon. Tho Watson Is not
liking water nnd tho crow Is on w
Icard tho vcsol. Tho Hiiclunnn In,
i titter ship of tho Watson nnd was
:iulng up tho straits when sho
tfiA ttn llin Wntann wlrilona itlu. .
ri signals. It Is expected that
btn the cargo of tho Wrist(yt Is
'(Mercd sho can bo taken off tho
c( without serious trouble.
TO-NIGHT. 4
7.30 P. M., open nlr meeting,
foot of Commercial Htrect.
S.00 P. .M., Mr. Lyon speaks
In Tnhornnclo on "Grntt, Gossip
and tho Social Evil."
SATURDAY.
7.-I." P. M., evening service.
9.00 P. M., special musical
program.
SUNDAY.
1 1 A. M., union morning ser
vice. 2.30 P. M., linnd concert.
3.00 P. M., young peoples' ral
ly. 7.30 P. M., evening service.
Three Prominent Lumbermen
of Washington Will Present
Their Views As to What
Steps Should Be Taken.
(liy Associated Press.)
SEATTLE, Wash., Sept. 2. Thrco
of tho principal lumbermen In tho
State of Washington, Alexander Pol
son, C. P. Whlto and G. S. Long, de
parted for St. Paul lest night to pres
ent to tho delegates to tho national
conservation congress their vIowb on
tho better protection of tho naturnl
forests. They will recommend thr
the forest scrvlco should put a large
foic0 of men at work cutting down
tho old snags nnd removing accumu
lations of dry timber from the forest
reserves. Snags, they assert, offer
tho greatest danger to forests. They
also want trails cut In nil directions '
through tho forest reserves to aid
employes In promptly reaching forest
(Ires. Tho forests should bo laid off
Into plots of convenient slzo, separ
ated by wldo flro trails which should
bo cleared pt dead woods nnd under
brush and an ofuclent flro patrol ser
vlco should bo established.
HIED FOR
STARTING FIRE
J. E. Larson Has Big Blaze in
Timber and Is Arrested.
John E. Larson, n rancher living
on Coos River, and who Is known as
"Sailor Jack," wnB arrested yesterday
by Jess Smith, tho deputy II ro war
den, on n chargo of sotting 11 ro to
tho brush without a permit. Ho was
brought beforo Justice Ponnock. Ac
'cording to tho statement of tho flro
wnrdon. Smith nnd others warn iluht-
Ing llro on one aldo of a mountain.
With tho first sermon delivered In They happoned to cross over on tho
tho Tnhornnclo InBt Sunday morning ,olhcr 8luo ot tho mountain nnd found
OLD SETTLER
W
D.
E.S.
BIG MEETING
! Robber Shoots Fireman and
Then Meets' Death at Hands
of the Engineer.
It ptoplo hate you, thcro'o usually
I IttlOQ
When a doctor uses n big word
lis blm to spell It.
Ill KILLS
I
1 WOMAN
kiss Mabel Putman of Pacific
Monthly Meets an Aw
ful Death.
(By Associated Press.)
WRTLAND. Ore.. Sont. 2 mirh
! Putnam, n stonoernnhor on Mm
FUe Monthly, was kllloii In nn ni..
Plor accident In tho building occu-
7 mat publication, to-day. Sho
lUVng tht Mr whnn I. ,..l.l..l..
ppped dragging and crushing hor
fir?' Her ,,arent8 vo at Ash
H Oregon.
"KING MACIIINKRY.
Ti machinery In Mm vi.r,v ...
JJ ! Icing taken to satisfy tho
ai Of ft Portlnilil mnM.ln.. n,,,.
w and R. w. Gownnlock, ropro-
J of the nrm,aro horo look-
i tert ho removal of tho mnchln-
-nnomlll. A planer, which
;iTer0nCn?!WharffOrSOrao't,n,
!lttn. . ,. ' "vuror 10 mo mill
- U delivery on tho bay. Is also
wn back by tho firm.
8,(100 MEN
W OF WORK
Troubles in Lnnrinn
Ca"se Lockout in Federal
Ship Yards.
Br A"c!ated Press.)
nftcr a hard Journey across tho con
tinent, nnd In each scrvlco since, Mil-
ford Ilnll Lyon has won the hearts ot
i the community. A largo crowd Inst
night nearly tilled tho Tabornncle.
Ho Is corlaluly n strong prenchor.
Having been a professor In a collogo
and (having traveled extensively In
Europo nnd other fomlrcn coun'rlos,
Mr. Lyon Is splendidly equipped for
his work.
This week ho hns been delivering
special sermons upon tho ton com
mandments. Ho certainly knows tho
Hlhle.. His afternoon puo'ls ad'Irei'S
oa in tho Tabornnclo nt 3 o'clock mio
beyond tho average In evangelistic
campaigns. Tho people of Coos Hay
might well afford to set aBldo all
labor unnecessary and attend these
meetings whllo this master of Ills
mesbiige Is with us.
Tho Tnhernnclo has heon well
lighted nnd decornted. Tho evange
list voice could bo heard In all parts
of tho room to good advantage last
ovenlng. His volco was clear and
his hearers were appreciative- to tho
last word oven though tho hour of
closing wns nearly 10 o'clock.
Mr. Lyon thinks thnt n man who
swears displays a weakness. Taking
tho unnio of God In vnln Is Indicative
of there being something radically
wrong In n mnn's hend or rotten In
his 'heart. Ho doalt out shouldor
blows to tho Sabbath desocrators
right and left. Mnny went homo with
soro heads. For tho mnn who com
mits murder, Mr. Lyon snld It mat
tored not whothor tho murder was
dono all at onco or by pleco meals. It
wns murder Just tho sumo. Thoro
are habits which kill tho flesh, then
tho mind nndjiftorwnrds tho will nnd
flnnlly tho soul.
Thoro Is no uso In wishing a bet
ter ovnngellstlc-sololst than Mr. Har
ris. Ho could command tho atten
tion of people anywhere. Hla work
lu this meeting is Important and hr
knows how to do It. His solo last
night, "Wns That Somebody You?"
I wns heartily applauded.
To-night there will be n street meet
ing conducted nt tho foot of Commer
cial street.
a big blazo. Larson wns lighting t
bniBh nnd hnd started a flro which
ran up through tho timber on tho
sldo of tho mountnln. Larson did not
deny that ho hnd started tho lire, l
claimed that ho was burning on hit
own land. Justlco Ponnock fined him
$25.
It Is Illegal to start fires at all
now without n permit nnd recently
tho Governor sent word to tho II
wardens not to Issuo any more per
mits, so no ono hns a right to start
any fires nt nil now.
ROOSEVELT
IN OMARA
L0.DO.
Sept. 2. Lockout notices
KWdl. " MKMW
!iy ., , " ieaeI shipyards to-
Jlur!.1.?6 niembers of tho
a;,. oclety
- "pei
thousand
TABERNACLE NOTES.
Tho street meeting at tho foot of
Commercial street will bo something
unqluo. Bring your song books and
help in the singing.
The duet by tho two littlo girls last
night well deserved tho heafty ap
plause it received.
Tho Marshflold Band will assist In
naredhn0 manneir Bor- tho musical program at me youim
"Hhour" wun a"er to-day.
neonles rallv Sunday afternoon. They
r0",le H dun t ro affecte(l- Tn will afso render several selections bo-
,llerlveieraat m, yesterday fore tho meeting opens.
" Jteatie.0 ?e Walkor shipyard The muslcalo to-morrow evening
lotoi m... n'tne'Tyne. The em-! followlnc tho sermon promises to bo
W their employes havo one of tho most pleasing attractions
aereement. of the onl,ro week.
Makes Speech This Afternoon
and Is Entertained in
Various Ways.
(By Associated Press.)
OMAHA, Nob., Sbpt. 2. Entering
Oninha at an oarly hour to-day with
out special demonstrations by tho
peoplo of tho town,,Colonel Roosevolt
wns escorted quietly to the Omaha
Club, whoro a breakfast was served
to n small company including Sena
tors Burkott, Brown, Dolllver and
others.
Aftor breakfast, Governor Shnlo
bergor and Mnyoi Dahlman of Oma
ha called on Roosevelt. At noon thr
Colonel was a guest of tho Omaha
Field Club, at a formal luncheon to
four hundred guests. Colonel Roose
volt will dollver his Omaha speech
la tho auditorium lato this nfter
noon. Shortly after luncheon tho veter
ans of tho Grnnd Army of the Repub
lic nnd tho Spnnish-Amerlcan war
visited tho Field Club and shook
hands with Roosevolt and were briefly
addressed by him.
B. D. Jones of Empire Dies at,
Mercy Hospital in North
Bend.
B. D. Jones, ono of tho old pioneers
of Coos county nnd a resident of Em
pire, died early this morning nt Mer
cy Hospitnl. Ho was 71 years old.
Mr. Jones wont to tho hospitnl sev
eral days ago. Bowel trouble was
tho cause of death.
Mr. Jones wns n widower nnd hnd
no chlldnrn. Ho wiib a nntlvo ot
Wales nnd enmo hero mnny years ago
nnd worked In tho Llbby mine. Lntor
ho moved to Empire and had lived
thoro tho rest ot his life. Ho was
known to nil ot tho old residents.
Mr. Jones wns nn uncle of Mrs. R.
H. Olson, who Is n daughter ot Mr.
Natal Day Celebration at Co-
quille Is Attended By
Large Number.
Tho members of tho Eastern Star
at their Natnl Day celebration at
Coqulllo Wednesday held n big meet
ing. It wub a gathering of tho county
association of Eastern Star lodges, In
cluding tho organizations of Mnrsh
flold, Coqullle, Myrtle Point, Bandon
and North Bend. Tho Intter was ad-
SEVERAL TOOK PART
BUT MADE ESCAPE.
Only Meagre Details of the Af
fair Have Yet Been '
Received.
(B.V Associated Press.)
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Sopt.
2. Only mengro details havo been
received of the holdup of tho Colora
do Midland train three miles west
of tho dlvldo nnd thirty-two miles
west of hero Into last night. Tho un-
mlttcd to tho county organization nti known bandit who was killed by Eu
thls meeting. glncer Prank Stewart, was not nlono
Tho celebration wns nn observanco In tho outrage. Two men woro booh
of tho birthday ot Robert Morris, 'running from tho sceno Immediately
tho founder of tho order. Tho mem-.nftcr tho killing. Two suspects nro
hers from Mnrshllold and North Bend j under arrest. Tho train was, mak-
wont to Coqulllo on tho morning, Ing n siding to allow tho passago of
another train, when Englncor Slow
art and Flremnn Paul Bochmnn woro
ordered to stop tho train nnd alight
fiom tho cab of tho cnglno. Both
men did ns ordered, buC Bochmau
attempted to cscapo by dodging un-
trnln. At noon a dinner wns served
at tho Masonic Hall. About 1C0 per
sons wero present. Tho nddrcss of
wolcomo was delivered by Mtb. Geo,
E. Peoples of Coqullle, and tho re
sponse wns mndo by Mrs. L. Strong
of Myrtlo Point. idor tho bnggngo car. As ho did so
During tho afternoon tho visitors tho bandit stooped nnd shot him.
wero entertained In various ways and when Stewart picked up n rock anil
in tho evening n meeting wns hold, j hit tho mnn n death dealing blow on
Tho North Bend lodgo wnB admitted' tho hend. As tho bandit fell ho-11 rod
to tho nssoclntlon nnd Myrtlo Point nt Stownrt, tho bullet hitting tho on-
wns decided upon ns tho next plnco of 'glncer on tho left thigh. Stownrt losr.
holding tho nnnunl celebration. Tho 'a great amount of blood hut ho will
nnd Mrs. W. Williams of Empire I f,Iow,nB ofllcers of tho county nsso- recover. Tho desperndo died ft ma
elation woro elected:
Tlmw nrn Min nnlv- rnlntlvon hnrn.
""' "- "- "- " n .. i ..
Tho funeral will bo hold nt 2 1 l B,"u "' -,rB
ntrw.lr nn Qnnilnv (mm Mm rnli1npn I " rl, l l
at Empire,. Archdeacon Horsfnll will
ofllclate. Two launches will lonvo
Marshflold nnd North Bond to tnko
thoso who wish to attend. Tho Odd
Follows will hold' their ritual.
ment Inter.
Mnbol Roberts ot
OS
BALL SCORE
Portland Wins Again and
Keeping in the Lead of
Oakland.
Is
Vice-president, A. W. Myers of
North Bond.
Secrotnry, Mrs. Short of Myrtlo
Point.
At tho meeting thoro was an initia
tion nnd nn exemplification of tho
work by n picked team qnd the mem
bers of Doric Chapter gavo special
floor work known ns "Tho Mystic
Tlo." After tho business of tho mee't
lugs, nddresscs woro given by A. J.
Sherwood, P. E. Allen and C. P. Mc
Knlght, Tho following nro among thoso who
nttonded from tho Coos Bay cities:
From North Bend ' Mrs, Annlo
Slmpbon, Mrs. Ethel Worrel, Mrs.
W
THE WHEAT MARKET.
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Sept. 2. Wheat mar
ket closed to-nay as follows: Septem
ber, 99 c; December, 11.03; May,
$1.09.
TORTLAND, Sopt. 2. Wheat un
changed. TACOMA, Sept. 2. Wheat un
changed. ,
Tho general disposition of lato
seems to be to place a portion of
tho burden of blame on the auto
mobile; whiskey and cigarettes wero
probably tired of carrying It all,
anyhow.
USE THE TIMES' WANT ADS.
HOW THEY STAND.
Won. Lost P. C.
Portland 77 59 .5CC
Oaklnnd 82 C9 .541
San Francisco. ,7S 72 .520
Vernon 70 73 .510
Los Angolos...7C 79 .191
Sacramento ...54 91 .372
(Bv Associated Press.)
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 2. Port
land won yesterday whllo Oakland
lost a game, putting Portlnnd woll in
tho lend. Tho scores of yesterday's
games follow:
AT PORTLAND R. H.
Portlnnd 4 s
Lob Angeles .1 5
AT OAKLAND R. H.
Oakland 1 7
Sacramento 3 9
AT VERNON R. H.
Vernon 2 G
San Francisco 8 15
NEW MINE OPENING.
nt
Prospecting Work Iteiuir Dono
Smith-Powers Camp.
William Sharp wns In the city to
day from tho Isthmus Inlet camp of
tho Smlth-Powera Company, where
ho hns been working at tho coal mine
which tfi being started. A new shaft
is being opened. Several openings
havo been made, but they were not
satisfactory. It Is a volcanic country
and tho veins aro broken In places
and the ,'oponlngs which wero made
did not prove suitable to develop fur
ther. Mr. Sharp says that tho new
Jead which Is being opened will prob
ably bo a good one.
BJ PORT
Arrives From Portland To-Day
and Will Leave To-Mor-
row Morning.
Tho stenmor Bronkwator nrrlvod
to-day from Portland. Sho will sail
to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
ThlB will bo tho beginning ot tho
Mno Evorltt, Mrs. Mary Mnndlgo, Mrs. i weekly schedule. Sho will Ball ovory
Thoso who
Breakwater to-duy
Eatlo Myers, A. W. Myers, Mrs. C. 'Saturday for Portland.
Stein, nnd Mrs. Estolla Gnbbert, a arrived on tho
mombor of MIzpnh Chapter No. 30, woro as follows:
of St. Helens, Oregon. I Mrs. II, Spear, Miss Spenr, T. J.
From Mnrshllold Mrs. Francos Thrift, Miss Donnelly, S. Kurlkard,
McLeod, Mrs. John Denr, Mrs. C. H.(L. Hagaro, W. Langloy, Mrs. Laugloy,
Marsh, Mrs. S. Lando, Mrs. F. E. Al- p. Lowo, II, L. Russoll, II. J. Russoll.
Ion, Mrs. Goorgo Flanagan, Mrs. O.JMrs, Larsen, Miss Larson, R. J.
McCnrty, Mrs. P, A. Hazard, Mrs. Ly- Young, R. W. Fairbanks, F. E. Loofo.
dla Lang, Mrs. Berton Ploeger, Mrs. Miss Clark, Geo. Morldan, E. Do
A. G. Ploeger, Miss Nottlo Savage, wcose, J. Palann, E. Frot, MIsb Bow
Miss Chnrlotto Murch, Mrs. Goorgo F. on, Mrs. Robertson, A. B. Snydor, J.
Murch, Mrs. W. U. Douglas, Alva Ky. Slaughter, Row C. Kovany, Misa
Doll, F. E. Allen, Miss Francos Frnnz,
Mrs. Gcorgo Doll, Miss Annlo Cox, Dr.
Leslie, C. F. McKnlght, Sum Mars
den, Mrs. Allco Hall, J. T. Hall -and
Mrs. F. Mnrhoffer.
WILL START
TRIS MONTR
G. Wright, F. E. Sloan, Mrs. Sloau,
W, A, Goodwin, Mrs. Goodwin, Goo.
Davenport, J. M. Gnlor, Mrs. Galor,
E. E. Stafford, Miss Mcintosh, Mm.
Mcintosh, ChnB. Johnson, Win. Deans,
W. Rich, Mrs. Lo Rouf, Mrs. Gotmau,
J. Wnrelch, A. R. Morrison, F, Mc- .
Donald, E. Rosonthal, Mrs. Whltly.
Mrs. Lohnaor, Miss Lohnnor, Mrs.
Cano, A. L. George, Geo. Johnson,
Chester Johnson, A. A. Halo, Win.
Stratton, Mrs. Stratton, Miss Stratton.
L. Anderson, C. Sagan, Sam Nass,
Mrs. Nass, C. Erlckson, F. Frlugor,
Aug. Beck, T, C. Russoll, Mrs. Rus
soll, MAKES A RECORD.
Regarding tho record mado by tho
Breakwater on her flvo-day schedule,
tho Portland Journal says:
Running GOO miles on an average
tlmo of threo days and six hours, for
2G trips, Is tho record of tho stoamor
Breakwater, Captain Macgonn, whllo
sho hns been on tho "flying" schodulo
between this port and Coos Bay,
Captain Macgenn said this morning;
that slnco tho steamer wont on tho
flvo-day schodulo in tho early partof
May sho has mndo tho round trip
from Portland to Coos Bay, a dUtanco
of about GOO miles altogethor, in rec
ord timo, nnd thnt during tho 2G tripa
sho hns not lost nn hour. When sho
North Bend Schools Will Open
For Fall Term Sep
tember 19th.
The North Bend school board has
decided to open tho public schools of
that city on September 19th, tho
samo day that tho Marshflold schools
open. Miss Josephine Morso ot Em
plro has been engaged to teach tho
seventh grado and her salary Is to
bo $55 a month, All of tho grades
havo been supplied with teachers and
tho schools aro ready to open,
Tho board of education has de
cided to placo Supt. Raab In chargo
of tho Central school and do away
with a principal there. Mr, Ranb
will also havo chargo of somQ of tho sails to-morrow morning sho will bo
classes. Ho will move his ofllco from on her last trip on tho flvo-day scho
tho high school to tho Central school (dule, as after that sho will make tho
but will bo superintendent of both. round trip every seven days.
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