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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1910 EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mull Mq
niul Coos liny Advertiser.
CEHS STILL SEARCHING
FOR MISSING RDY PERIS
An convinced That Man Was
Killed In Eastsidc wait
ing Room.
THINKS THAT BODY
IS IN THE WATER.
I B. PERRY
IS
Hen Have Been Put to Work
ing To-Day Dragging
the Bay.
Volhlng now 1ms developed In tlio
taw ol tho missing Roy 1'orklns.
! Frank Gannon Is hold nnd is sus
pttteJ by tlio olllcors ns hnvlng
Wlod him. Tlie ollloortf nro wonting
(he Ihcory that tho blood Btnina
la the Eastsldo ferry waiting room
id! on tho Eostsldp wharf nro Incll
Mtlomthat the ninn wns killed there.
Tteitalni of course woro not ns fresh
ltd bright when found yostordny ns
Hey would lmvo hoon tho morning
WILL BOND
FOR MILLIONS
State of California and San
Francisco Prepare For
Big Exposition.
iriv Associated Press.)
SACRAMENTO, Oil., Sept. 0. In
response to n call of Governor Gil
lotto of California, tho Loglslntttro
mot In Hpeclnl session to-dny to votol
ion im enactment permitting tho use;
of bonds for C, 000,000 by tho Stntoi
of California nnd to permit tho city i
nnd county of Sim Francisco to'
umoiid Its charter so that u special ,
election may bo called to bond tho '
city for an additional $5,000,000 for '
tho pnrposo of llnnnclng an Interim-
On a Telegram From Coalinga,
Cal., He Is Taken in
Custody. .
W. D. Perry, who camo hero from
Coalinga, Cal., n few weeks ago, was
placed under rrcst to-dny by Sheriff
Gage, tho arrest being mndo on n
telegram from tho city marshal at
Coalinga stating that there was a
chargo of embezzlement against Mr.
Perry.
Mr. Perry said to friends that ho
could not nccount for tho trouble ex
cepting Hint It wns an attempt to get
rovongo on account of political dif
ferences. Since ho lias boon In the county ho
hns been formulating plans for tho
pttrchnso nnd consolldntlon of n num
bar of tho weekly newspapers In
Coos county.
Mr. Porry stated that he hns fg
uros on tho Coqulllo Vnlloy Sentinel,
tho Coqulllo Herald, tho Myrtle Point
Hnterprleo nnd tho Dntulon Hocordor
nnd It wns his plan to consolldnto
tho ownorshln of thoso papers. Fnr
Mvould imyo been mo morning oxolltloll , bo holll , Snn V.B "7 iX L,l bZ onBnJ to
j",, J"1,TT 1'n.nc.co in 1015 to ce.ebrnto the " l" ' "J" In"
there, but the olllcors oxplnla Hint
tie reason tho stains woro not -80011
oa tho ferry landing boforo wns duo
to the fact tlint thero aro nlwoys oil
iUIm thcro and tho blood spots were
tot noticed.
Sheriff Gngo says that ho did not
look Into tho ferry station becnuso
he did not kow there wns such n
place there.
opening of tho Panama Canal.
look up tho logal status of tho prop
erties.
MAKES SPEECH I
TO VETERANS
Ex-Vice-President Fairbanks
Addresses the Veterans
of the Mexican War.
(By Associated Prcsi.)
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. C.
Former Vice-President Fairbanks to
day, In speaking to tho survivors of
the Moxfcn War, declared "Thero Is
too much hysteria abroad In this
country," and declared tho watch
word should bo "Down with tho dem.
tiKOKtic and ui with tho patriot." and
referred to tho "many counsellors and
tho many falso prophets" nnd snld
"our country nnd our Institutions
have cost too much In tho precious
blood of her Immortnl sons to bo
given over either tto line, otnoln
given ovor either to time, sorvlco or
chance or anarchy."
HAS 111(3 FLOTILLA.
LEAVEH FOR HOME.
President Tnft Makes a Shoit Stop in'
Chicago.
(Dy Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. Sent. C. Presldont
------
Ho thought It wns n.Tnft depnrted for Iloverly this mom-.
rirt of tho Flanagan oil houso. Ho lug nftor n two-hour stop In Chicago
u tbnt tlio ferry waiting room is on Ins wny nomowara irom hi. rani.
ttidom used lii tho summer time, nun
CIRCUIT
HOUR
coniequcntly the blood stains In' tho
plice woro not seen until Monday,
title the murder Is supposed to hnvo
been committed Wednesday night or
Thursday morning.
races Mood Ktalns.
This morning, Garrison tho prison
er tai taken by tho Sheriff across
LAYS CORNER STONIJ.
T
IS INJESSION
Adjourned Term To-Day and
Regular Term Will Con
vene Next Monday.
Tho adjourned term of tho circuit
Roosevelt Participate In Ceieiucuiy
at Fai-go, N. D.
fnr Associated Press.)
FAltOO, N. 1)., Sept. C Thcodoro j
, itoosovo.t in., yesior in .. cur ., . thB morn.
Rlnmt nf Mm Ilhrnrv lllllldlllir of tho
tk bay and Into tho waiting room. JFnrgo College tho money for which . "!.' Business of tho old torm will be
kere tho murder Is thought by tho 'wns subscribed by Cnrneglo. Governor .concluded and tho regular Septombor
flfflffri fA ltvn lmA.i nnmmltlml. t l. ... TnitKAaniinflvn ITnmin ..... ... 1,1 linnlti fmii1fii .Ttl1fn 1?nill
V. .. JllirnU llllll iiUlntouimnii Lt'l 111 nill UVhm ...WMUMJ. u ..u0w -. -
Cfflctri to lmvo been
TkeSherlff says thnt Garrison did not Bp0ko In complimentary
act any different from tho wny ho hns iRoobovcR.
wen acting.
torms of
Tim RhirlrT unva thnt
Cirrlion Is pretty well wlltod but
t he did not confess anything
ken confronted by tho supposod
Ke of the alleged crime.
The officers will not allow nnyono
to tee Garrison. Ho Is still In tho
NT Jail. Tho Shorlff nnd marshal
Uve been spending a good deal' of
thne talking to him In tho hopes of
Mtlng sonieMilng out of tho man, but
taev itato that ho has not, told any
thing, According to tho olllcors
titemnets they hnvo not yot beon
,k' to get any confession from tho
nun.
Must Find Uody.
No formal chnrgo of murder has
ten made against tho man, as thnt
"' course cannot; bo dono until the
'let that a crime hns been committed
u established, nnd that cannot bo
oe unless tho body or somo part of
It ha been unearthed. The mnn Is
Wng held as a suspect, but If neces
Mr7 Is likely that somo formal
arge can bo mndo ngalnst him In
crder '0 hold him. Tho ofllcors sny
t Garrison stole a boat with which
' oss the bay nnd ho could bo
"sea with larceny in order to hold
should Garrison mnko nny nt
. pt t0 be released or habeas cqrpus
Proceedings.
IhiiggliiK Ray,
e ofil ers had men dragging
" bay this morning In tho hopes of
. Mlns the body of Roy Perkins, who
"PPosed to have been murdored.
""re men iu uo put to work. Tho
lh ersare eolng on tho theory thnt
," man was killed in tho EnMsIdo
Mr ,KaIUne 00m Sheriff Gngo
that thero is evidence enough
rMo satisfy anyone that a crime
, 7en committed. Marshal Carter
- -., UB is satisfied that the mur-
burred In tho waiting room.
Collected Rlood.
kft!f qaEa sa-B t,mt ,i has co1-
M a suniclent amount of tho blood
lire 1 tho wnUlnS room to
Atto analuei1" Deputy District
tiebT5 L"3e(lv,8t wanted some of
1 od- t0. so tho Shorlff says ho
Worn611 enougU P ta,0 to th0
l tennru !t U f thC rJ5Vry Trn"
r"u,7d"-ac
DENIES INJUNCTION.:
Ilton Is to bo horo to hear enses In
which Judgo Coko Is dlsqunllfled bo-
cnuso of having previously been, con-
'nected as an nttornoy. When Judgo
Action. In Hamilton has finished with such
cases Judgo Coko will go on tho bench
othor cases that aro
Judgo McPliei-M'ii Taken
Federation Cases
(Uy Associated Press.) 'nnd hoar tho
RED OAK. la., Sopt. C. Judgo ....
McPhorson, In tho United Stntos ills-,
trlct court, donled tho roquost or u
W. Post of nnttlo Creok, Mich., for
an Injunction to restrain tho Amorl-
can Fodoratlon of Labor and olllcors
nnd tho Rucks Stow nnd Rnngo Com-
pnny of St. Louis for entering Into n ,
closed shop ngroomont.
Tho Court snld n sufflclont notlcoj
hnd not beon glvon tho defendants, j
Tho nttornoy for Post nnd tho stoo
LYON
IS
ft
MASTER
(lv Aoctntcd Presn.l
PARIS, Sept. 0. Tho Ministry of
Wnr hns ordorod tho purchase of ton
mllltnry moiioplnnos and twenty bi
planes within tho next three months.
This glvos Frnnco an norlnl llatllln
of sixty by tho end of tho year.
TAFT COMMUTES
ED.
SENTENCE OF
OF
BARNARD
n
TAFT IKES
' CAREFUL TALK
Gives His Views on Conserva
tion in a Well Prepared
Speech.
(Uy Associated Press.)
ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. C With
every prospect of n wnrm light for
control botween tho "Stnto rlghtB"
dologatos nnd those favoring tho nu
tlounl control, tho second national
conservation congross oponed hero
yostordny. Tho crowd bognn arriving
early at the auditorium to got n
gllmpso of Prosldont Tnft, who wns
on the programme for an address.
'Tnft gave ropontod credit In his
speech to Roof 0 volt for tho work of
conservation, but nppnrontly took n
lllng nt tho "Now Nationalism," when
ho said, "In theso days thero Is a
disposition to look too much to tho
fcdernl government for everything. I
am liberal In tho construction of n
now constitution with reforonco to tho
fodornl power, but I nm llrmly con
vinced thnt tho only snfe courso for
us to pursuo Is to hold fnst to the
limitations of tho constitution and to
rognrd ns sacred tho powers of stnto."
Tnft In his nddress made plnln his
disposition of tho wholo subject of
congress. Tho speech wns exhaustive
nnd wns propnrod with grentor care
than nny public uttoranco Tft has
mado since Ills Inauguration. Tho
Presldont showod an exact knowledge
of tho subject nnd tho depth of his
knowlcdgo surprised his hearers. Tho
central note of his address wna an ap
peal for practical commonsenso In
conservation. "Tho tlmo hns como,"
ho declared, "for a halt of tho general
nn KMmnm Mm nmiinciit ion mi. rhapsodies ovor conservation, malting
UVItU Mltliuiu W--M - -- --
nounced that tho largo quantities of " wor1,f ,0" every known good In
..uw..v.t. ...... . a l,,n ii-n1i1 Tli. nultlln nMrtlltlmi linn
poison found In tho woman's body
Action Was Taken On Recom
mendation of Prominent
Men of State.
CLAIMS HE WAS
ONLY A TOOL.
CRIPPENCASE
IS 1 TRIAL
Prosecution Charges That a
Large Amount of Poison
Was Found in Body.
(ny Associated Press.)
LONDON, Sept. C At tho open
ing of tho trial not Dr. Crlppon,
chargod with murdering his wife,
He Was Charged With Perjury
in the Oregon Land
Fraud Cases.
(Dy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Sopt. 0. On rec
ommendations of tho Department of
Justice, Senators Chnmbcrlnln and
Uourne, Acting Govornor Uowormnu
and others of Oregon, President Taft
haB commutod to expire October1 14th
tho sontonco Imponed on George D.
Uarnard, an employe of tho Liu tto
Creek nnd Llvo Stock Compnny, con
victed of porjury In tho Oregon laud
fraud cases ot-lUOG. It wns claimed
Ilhrunrd actod ns n tool of II. II.
Hondrleks, 0110 of his employers,
who wiih then United Stntos Commls.
Hlonor nnd wns sentenced to thlrtoen
months' Imprisonment nt tho samo
tlmo.
AST LEAGUE
BALL SCORE
Portland Holding the Lead of
the League With Oakland
Close Second. a
was ovldonco that sho was subjected
to an operation at tho hands of a
partially skilled porson. Ethol Lo
novo, tho woman arrested" with Crip
pen, now stands chargod with being
an accessory after tho fact.
,u .. 1.,,, fl.ni-A wim'
company woro in conn, " !T,n
not ontored nn argument In tho enso. , I lie
Tho Amorlcnn Fodoratlon of Labor 1
nnd Its ofllclnls, mndo dofondnnts 111
tho suit, wcro not represented by
counsel,
Once Pastor, Traveler,
Teacher, Author, Js Now
Here Each Night.
(Dy Rev. G. LeRoy Hall.)
C. C. Going Sunday. Monday nftor
noon, Mr. Koontz told Cnpt. Hall, and
tho latter Immediately called Marshal
Carter who has.toned to mnko nn In
vestigation of It.
Heard Shots. ,
Fred Bennett heard shots fired
n.i 'Pimruiinv morning uuoui
n'plnnlf.
Shupo also heard tho shots about,tho
Do,.,r. iw.ni- nn Thursday morniiig. "
044 til W wi - ....
Is qulto certain about It and minus
that tho shots enmo from tho east
side of tho bay.
Examines Blood,
n- MintFns mado nn examination
of tho blood for the ofllcors. Ho states
that tho blood Is that of a mammui
n,i n.nf tim blood corpsules were of
tho slzo of those In human blood, but
TABEHNACLE CALENDAR.
TO-NIGHT.
"Rolling Awny tho Stouo."
WEDNESDAY.
"Tho Great Essential."
3 P. M., "Why Moro Prayers
Night Policeman William Aro Not Answered.
.liens iiicunub . --"
day afternoon at 3 o'clock,
Boys' and girls' meeting Frl-
day.
VISITS THE
T
Wl
CITIES
That Marshlleld now has n master
of Hl3 messago who Is nightly de
livering strong, manly sermons which
nnncal to tho consciences of thought-
fni nconlo. is evidenced by tho real
tsi!?rrr
ml .T. 0, .1,0 a.no sl, a. auCted by Minora Hall Lson .f
,i.na nf tim liuninn. Tho fnct mni
tho blood wns drlod mado it more
dlfllcult for examination.
Mado a Will.
t v. Graham, who has been work
ing on tho case with tho officers ques.
tloncd Garrison for several m- -
Graham says that Garrison fears that
he Is going to bo mobbed and In his
great fe-r that his end was near he
wrote rr ' ' "'" whlcl1 h0
Whonton. 111.
Mr-Lvon was born on a farm,
graduated from the high school at
tho early ago of tliirteen. no
nnni-ortrxi while In college during
tho preaching of S. M. Sayford. who
n a Y M C. A. woruor, conuuuiuu
.---"- .1
nmotiiics for college students, anu;
who himself was a convort under
Dwlght L. Moody.
Col. Roosevelt Is Entertained
By Peoale of Minneapolis
and St. Paul.
(By .Associated Press.)
ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. C This Is
Roosevelt day In tho twin cities. The
Colonol arrived In Minneapolis at 7
o'clock this morning. Aftor breakfast
ho was escorted to St. Paul, whoro ho
was scheduled to mako an address
this morning and another this after
noon. Tho Colonel was greoted by
crowds of cheering men, women and
chlldron. nnd the buildings along tho
route wojo decornted for tho occasion.
After a reception horo nnd a short
rest, ho proceeded to tho St. Paul
auditorium and delivered an nddress
at tho conservation congress. The im-
monso hall was packed to suffocation
when President Baker called tho
meeting to order.
Roosevelt's" speech at the conserva
tion congress wns received with the
wildest applause. It was soverar mln-
utos after he aroso to speak ,boforo
ho could make himself heard, so. per
sistently did tho throng cheer him.
The Colonel outlined his Ideas ns to
conservntlon. saying tho reckless and
uncontrolled waste of Jhe past must
bo stopped. Ho declared himself In
favor of rigorous stops to preoorvo
tho country's natural resources for
the benefit of tho people and to check
the, power of monopoly of corpora
tions. "Much that I hnvo to sny on
tho subject of conservation will bo
but a repetition of whYt was so ad
mirably said, from thU latform yes-
tho world. Tho public nttontlon hns
boon aroused nnd tho movemont does
not direct tho public to tho specific
courso thnt tho pooplo should tnke, or
hnvo their legislators take, to pro
moto tho causo of consorvntlnu, "Heal
consorvntlon Involves tho wise, non
wnstoful use In tho present genorn-
tlon, with overy posslblo moans, of
proservtlon for tho futuro gonorn
tlons. Tho problom Is how to savo
and how to utlllzo and how to koop
up conservation nnd still dovolopo."
Prosldent Tnft announced thnt ho
would submit to Congress tho solu
tion of the problom of adjusting tho
control of wntor Bites ns botween tho
States and tho fedornl government.
Tho Presldont got a most demonstra
tive welcome. Glfford PIncliot, who
hns beon In St. Paul, wns not prosont.
Ho wont Into RopreBentntlvoTnwnoy'B
district to-day to deliver n speech In
favor of Tawno's opponont.
HOW THEV STAND.
Won. Lost
Portland 80
Oakland 87
Sau Francisco,. 83
Vernon 77
Los Angeles. . .78
Sncramouto ...55
CI
70
73
78
,81
07
P.O.
.C07
.CG4
.C32
.197
.490
,302
KILL MANY' VARMINTS.
Forest Fires Dilvo Panthers Rack In
Near Settlements.
COQUILLE. Oro.. Sopt. 3. C. N.
WIgnnt of tho Upper North Fork was
0 Coqulllo visitor this week and while
lit town reported tho killing at his
plnco of a sovon-foot panthor tho
othor day. Tho varmint was in his
barnyard chasing fowls during tho
day tlmo and Mr. WIgnnt promptly
secured his 30-30 and massacred tho
marauder. This Is tho third panthor
killed In his section In three weeks,
one being killed the Sunday bpforo
by Herbert Johnson and ono two
weeks beforo by Fred Johnson. It Is
thought tho forost fires havo driven
tho animals down from tho moun
tains,
tordav." snld Roosevolt. His com
pllmont to President Taft was re
ceived with cheers. Speaking of tho
control of water ways by railroads,
Col. Roosevelt warned tho peoplo not
to sit and let railroads got control,
only to say later that those nt tho
head of the railroads woro very bad
men.
Oily Associated Pross.)
PORTLAND, Oro., Sopt. C Port
land Is still In tho lend and Oakland
Is making a great raco for second
placo. Two games woro played by tho
clubs on Monday, It bolng a holiday.
Tho scores of Sunday and Monday
woro ns follows:
AT OAKLAND R.
MORNINO GAME.
Onklnnd c
Sacramento 0
AFTERNOON GAME.
Oakland 4
Sacramonto 0
AT PORTLAND R.
Portland G
Los Angeles 4
AT VERNON R.
MORNING GAME.
Vernon 3
San Francisco 4
AFTERNOON GAME.
Vernon 4
San Francisco 0
Sunday's tinmen.
AT PORTLAND R.
MORNING GAME.
Portland 3
Los Angoles 0
AFTERNOON GAME.
Portland , 4
T.na A 11 no' PS 1
AT OAKLAND R.
MORNING GAME.
Oakland , 1
Sacramento 0
AFTERNOON GAME.
Oakland 2
Sacramento 2
Sacramonto 1
AT VERNON R.
MORNING GAME.
Vornon 2
San Francisco . , 0
AFTERNOON GAME.
Vernon 2
San Francisco 8
II.
9
2
0
3
II.
11
4
II.
8
10
G
G
II.
4
G
II.
G
4
G
G
11.
a
12
G
18
ELKSt ATTENTION!
Don't forgot wo meet Wednesday,
Sopt,
you.
MILLINERY OPENING.
Thursday and Friday, Septombor
7th, Something concerning 8th nnd 9th, flno Uno or tan iiiiuti-
Como. ory. Mrs. Estnor u. juomuuson, puc-
GEO, GOODRVM, Seo'y. cc30r3 tp Mrs, John II. Somers.
Tai uutjo.
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