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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1910 EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mnll
mid Coos liny Advertiser.
No. 46.
NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN
ERKINS DISAPPEARANCE CASE
Dl
The Body of Missing Man Has I
Not Yet Been Discovered.
GARRISON IS IN
COQUILLEJAIL
Offer of Reward Starts Several
Men to Join in the
Search.
Nothing now has developed In tho
Her forking enso. This morning
icnwino started a report that tho
tab; had been fonsd, but It wnB wlth-
j oat foundation. Tho search for the
Wrln tho bay Is being kept tip mid
tie lay U being drngged nil tho time
U the hoped of lluillng something.
The fact that tho county lins of
fend a reward of $100 for tho re-
wrerr of the body Btltnulnted some
to to to tho woods nnd ninlto n search
la the belief tlmt possibly Perkins
lid been killed on the way In from
Samner. So far, however, nothing
lis hecn found of tho body.
Garrison Is In tho county Jnll In
Cqjllle, to which plncc he was tnkeu
jMterday In nn ntitomobllo. Ac
cording to reports, ho lins shown
ilps of not bolng entirely balanced
Etntallr. Persona who hnvo known
him say that ho wnH nlwys a llttlo
itnnge In his nctlnns. Ho Is n nr
tire of Polk county nnd Ib tho grand
Ma of a preacher. Attorney Ton
Hill knew of him In Polk county nn.l
uys that flarrlson nlwnys carried n
tan lth blm nnd was said to hnvo
alwajs slept with n gun hcsldo him.
It items that ho hnd n manln for car
rjltj a gun of somo kind with him
it all times. It Is thought thnt If he
U tulliy bo will mnko somo kind of
confusion beforo long.
WILL 0 PERATE
IE CANNERY
BUSTS
NAME TICKET
New Machinery and Supplies
Arrive For the Plant at
Empire.
Tho snlmon cannery at Empire- Ib
to bo opened for operation nbout tho
middle of tho month. It will bo con
ducted by Elljnh Smith nnd Mr. Tnl
In ft of a canning company at Ab
torlrt. To-day tho IJrcnkwater
brought In somo now machinery nnd
u supply of cans which wore unloaded
nt Umpire. Everything will bo put In
readiness an quickly ns possible to
operate tho plant.
Now snnltnry machines are bolng
Installed to facllltato the work. It
wlll.tuko nbout two weeks to got tho
cannery In readiness, but iib the Ash
will not begin until, nbout then, It
v tit bo umple time. A crew of twenty-two
will bo worked In tho cannery
this year. The capacity will bo 400
cases por day.
Tho Bchcdulo of prices for llsh this
Hcncon has not been dollnltoly estab
lished. It Is expected that u rate of
three coats por pound for Chlnooks
nnd twenty cents each for sllvorsldos
will prevail, Thoro has been talk of
paying Blxty-flvu cents each for Chl
nooks regardless of wolght nnd fif
teen cents each for nllversldcs nnd
this may bo adopted.
IS THE ASSEMBLY REPUBLICAN?
I
Judge Watkins Issues an Open
Letter Challenge to the Re
publican Central Committee
of Coos County to Discuss
Question.
Tho following vigorous communi
cation Is sclt-cxplnnntory:
TO THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OP COOS
COUNTY, OREGON:
Gcntlomon The late Republican
assembly for Coos county called by
you for tho purpose of nominating
candidates for tho Republican pnrty
for said county, nmong others, passed
and published the following resolu
tion: "Wo nro In favor of open wnrfaro
ns apposed to hushwhncklng: wo
favor publicity ns "pposod to button
holing." Tho wrltor la opposed to nny as
sembly called for the purpose of nom
inating nny candidates for any party;
he Ib In fnvor of the direct primary;
he believes tho calling of nny assem
bly for any such purpose volntos tho
spirit nnd Intent of tho direct primary
law, and thnt In calling thnt assem
bly you assumed nnd exercised au
thority you did not possess Intend
ing thereby to further your own In
terests and not tho Interests of tho
Republican party.
Tho writer also believes In State
ment No. One ns n menns to nn end.
He believes In tho election of United
Stntes Scnntor by direct voto of the
people ns opposed to tho election
thereof by tho Legislature, nnd ho
nlso believes these mnttcrs are of
vital importanco to tho peoplo of this
Stnto at the present time. Tho writer
ngrces with tho sentiments expressed
In tho nbovo resolution; he, too, Ib op
posed to dnrk Inntern and gum shoo
methods in politics. Thercrofo, tho
writer, not being a candldnto for any
ofllco nnd not having any Interest to
servo but tho upholding of tho prin
ciples ho bclloves to bo right, respect
fully Invites you over your signatures
to Bclect and nuthorlzo somo person
to Bpenk for you nnd to cnnvnss Coos
nnd Curry counties and Jointly dis
cuss with tho undorBlgncd tho ques
tions nbovo mentioned nnd nil other
mnttors pertaining thorcto, including
the high cost of living, if you desire.
In this connection tho wrltor do
sires to say thnt ho Is now nnd nlwnys
hns boon n Republican ho has novor
been anything else. Ho has never
been n Chamborlnlu Republican, nor
n silver Republican, nor n Mugwump,
nor n Populist, nnd he proposos to
voto for tho Republicans nomlnntcd
nt tho coming primaries whether
momocrs of tho nssombly faction or
not. QUO. WATKINS.
MANY ARRIVE
ON BREAKWATER
Nominations Are Made By
County Organization For
All the Offices.
C0QUILLE, Ore, Sopt. 8. Tho
Coos County Socialists nt their coun
J convention hero this wook put a
'"1 ticket In tho Hold for tho No
'mber election. J. a. James waB
"""nan of tho convention nnd S. L.
wrjr secretary. Tho tlckot Is ns fol-
lot:
for Itepresentatlvo, M, Brour, of
wadon',
For Joint Representative, C. F. Gil
wf. of Bridge.
r Sheriff,
"winneld.
WILL MEET
N
PY
John Haydon, of
"r Countv .Tnii t w j-t..ii. -.
Ccquliie. ' w '
County Clerk, F. F. Wood, of
tJerTrca8lirer, J. H. James, of Co-
Jor Surveyor, L. S. Martin of Co-
nooSBVULT REPLIES.
Kali
f Aiier to tho Statement By
".ijor or Milwaukee.
,!..' ""elated Pres-.)
jJAVKBE, Wis., Sept. S.-On
i , inown tho statements ma"do by
Joosw hr f Mllwnwke. Colonel
WpiS Prmptly sa,(1: " this
PeecheTe mnd U0 nart,san political
h di8,,l.a.nd ot courso 6naU not now
Wr, !!uss,ne either State party mat-
at i. Know my vIowb on
Ballinger - Pinchot Committee
Adjourns After Passing Res
olution Against Secretary.
(lly Associated Press.)
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Sopt. 8.
At tho oxecutlvo meeting of tho Bnl-lingor-PInchot
Investigating commit,
too yestordny Senator Fletcher of
Florida, Democrnt, Introduced a reso
lution holding that tho Secrotary of
tho Intorlor was an uniaituiui puunc
ofllcor nnd should bo removed.
Roprosontntlvo Madison, Republican
Insurgont of Kansas, offered ft substi
tute resolution, holding that tho
charges mado by PJnchot nnd Glavls,
former chief of ft field division of tho
gonoral land offico, woro maintained.
Ropresontntlvo James, Democrat, of
Kontucky, offered an nmondment to
Madison's substltuto resolution pro
viding for tho removal of Bnlllngor
from ofllco, nnd Madison accopted It.
Tho vote came upon tho substltuto of
Madison ns amended by tho motion of
James nnd tho roll was called. Those
In voting for tho susbtituto woro Son
ntor Fletchor and W, E. Purcholl of
North Dakota, Democrats; Represen
tative James of Illinois, Democrat;
Ropresontntlvo Mndison, Republican,
and Ropresontntlvo James. While
this voto was bolng taken' Senator
Sutherland of Utnh, a Republican,
and Representative McCalla of Mas
sachusetts, a Republican, loft the
cduunlttoe room, Insisting that a full
committee should bo present.
Democratic mombors replied that
they had been months considering the
ovJdenco. Nelson took a voto voting
present himself, then made a ruling
that no quorum was on hand.
LEAVES FOR
SAN ERANCISCO
"1 and ,Ually Called Soctosni they James mado n point of order that
loa lh , hera Bet out in such n fash- momber had raised tho point of
t them
Mr.
no
no
U Is impossible to mislntor- quorum and tho commltteo then look-
in
Vessel Arrives This Morning
and Brings Freight For
Empire Cannery.
Tho stenmor Drenkwntor nrrlved
to-day form Portland nnd will sail
Saturday on her regular weekly sche
dule. Sho bought In 10S pnssongors
besides twolvo Chlueso who will bo
employed In tho Emplro ennnory. Tho
vessel crossed In this' morning nbout
7 o'clock, but stopped at Emplro to
unlond freight for tho cannery and
cnino to North Bond about noon. Tho
pnssengorB nrrlvlng woro as follows:
Miss Ovorbllzor, Fred McCormac,
N. Hamilton, Miss Stnnloy, Abo Moor
man, Mrs. Moorman, O. II. Moorman,
A. L. Nell, Dud Knno, A. D. Knno, L.
V. Knno, Dortha Knno L. Morgan,
51. Hnlok, L. C. Lamsen, J. E. 5IItch
oll, N. JoiiBon, F. Lnmb, P. A. Tully,
D. Gray, H. Gray Jr., 5Irs. a. 5Iorrls, rjj
5Irs. Hlnes, L. E. HInes, Roy Jones,
W. 5IcCnrthy, F. 5IcCarthy, 5Irs. 51c- J
uariuy, .mihs iiiuhb, .mo. iuvuui,
Miss Hooflor, 5Irs. Rhones, E. Roso,
J. Silver, O. Silver, A. Petersen, II.
Hnllonon, A. Rood, J. Gerstel, Sam
Goldsmith, A. B. Gnylor, D. II. Hom
Incway. K. D. Haro. 5Irs. Haro, Louis
nn t T?niimnr Mra. Turner Mrs.
Gruoi, l. pnuison, 5iiss Gustofson, e. ' Sacramento and Vernon Play
P. Schow, J. A. Johnston, E. 51. Ward,
Steamer Redondo Sails With
Freight and Full Capacity
of Passengers.
The steamer Rodondo sails this
afternoon for San Francisco with a
full pnssonger list and a largo cargo
of lumber. Sho loft tho 5Inrshfleld
dock at 2 P. 51. Tho following Is tho
list of tho pnssongors:
Dr. J. L. Housoworth nnd wlfo,
Mrs. C. U. Huntor, Losllo Hunter,
Mrs. E. .McCrny.'MrB. A. Richardson,
Mrs. C. L. Brandonborg, Miss May
Thomas, Mrs. E. J. Hansen, Miss
Mnrlo Hansen, 5Irs. D. Dart, Mrs. D.
L. Flynn nnd son, Hnzol Card, A. B.
Snyder, W. B. Curtis, T. H. Price, J.
51. Gnylor, Miss Mnlconib, Miss O, B.
Rltter, 5Irs. J. 51. Gnylor, L. 51. Wise
man, J. Hnrnnfltis, Albert Hansen, D.
L. Flynn and son, G. A. Ullnm.
KILLED AND MANY HURT
IN BURLINGTON RAILROAD
W
iN
Ml
IS DNTIGKET
Gets Petition to Salem in Time
to Run For Railroad
Commissioner.
Tho Portlnnd Orogonlnn, In n spe
cial telegram from Salem, tells tho
following regarding Hugh 5lcLaln be
ing given n place on tho ticket:
"It liriB been ascertained that Hugh
McLaln, of 5Inrshflcld, cnndldnto for
Stato Railroad Commissioner on tho
Domocrntlc ticket, will bo given n
placo on tho primary nomluntlng bal
lot, furthor petitions being received
from Inn nt tho ofllco of Secrotary ot
State.
Saturday night 5IcLnln ns short
on his petitions two precincts from
Ciackmns county nnd 109 signatures
nt largo, When' tho mall was received
by tho Secretary of Stato to-day It
wns found thnt McLaln had mailed a
sufficient number of signatures nnd
additional sheets to mnko up for tho
discrepancy. Tho cnvclopo contain
ing tho petitions indicated that It had
been received In tho Salem postofllco
Snturdny nftcrnoon at 2 o'clock.
Realizing that McLaln had probbly
dono everything In his power ns con
tcmplntod under tho net, Chief Clork
II. II. Corey decided to allow him n
placo on the ballot.
R. A. Copplo of Mnrshfleld will also
bo given a plnco, his petitions nrrlv
lng In tho malls Saturday. Ho Ib a
Domocrntlc candldnto for RoprosontiT
tlvo from tho Sixth District nnd his
homo Is In Mnrshfleld.
Accident Occurred Yesterday
on Great Northern Tracks
Near Coram Mountains.
FIFTEEN PERSONS
BADLY INJURED.
TIE GREAT
ES
BALL SCORE
One Hundred Mill Men Hear
Lyon and Harris Yester
day Noon.
(By Rev. G. LoRoy Hall.)
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TABERNACLE PROGRAM.
And Twenty Others Are More
or Less Hurt in the
Collision.
triy Associated Press.) ,
KALISPELL, Mont., Sopt. 8. In a
wreck of n Burlington train on tho
Grcnt Northom nt Cornm, twonty
miles cast of hero yesterday, two
wero killed nnd fifteen Bcrlously in
jured, sovcrnl perhaps fntnlly hurt
and twonty others moro or loss In
jured. Tho wreck was enusotl by tho
truckB of tho smoker Jumping n
switch. Most of the Injured was In
tho smoker.
Tho dend nro ChaB. Money, of Cor
nm, 5lont.; Wllllnm Smith, of Whlto
flsli, Mont.
Perhaps fatally Injured: Ed. Dub
key, of WhlteflBh; Jnmes Hnrnlous,
Canton, Ohio.
Sorlously Injured: A. L. Chancy,
of Unlondnlo, Iown; E. C. Plowman,
of Brooklyn; Wllllnm Guorber, ot
Onkwood, Wis.; Joseph Kphlln, of
Spokane; Robert Williams, of Ra
clno, Wis.; J. L, Hnggerty, of Hnvro,
Mont.; Ed. Coolor, of Spoknno; Geo.
Arearos, of Spokane; Albert Dawson,
of Forkdale, Tonn.; James Pattus, of
3pokano;'W. W, Simmons, n train
porter.
LA FOLLETTE WINS.
(By Associated FrosB.)
.MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Hont. 7.
United 8tntoB Senator La Follotto car
ried Wisconsin in the prlmnry ovor
Samuel A. Cook by an ovorwholmlng
majority estimated by somo at llvo
to ono. Complete roturns nro not In
yet.
CHEERS FOR PINCHOT.
Eleven InningsBefore the
Game Is Finished.
HOW THEY STAND.
Won. Lost
Portland 81
Oakland 87
CI
71
73
SO
81
97
P. C.
.570
.551
.532
.490
.490
.371
5Irs. Ward, G. J. Lomnnskl, T. H.
Doylo, G. W. Cnrr, 5Irs. Carr, J. T.
JlcCormac, 51rs. R. D. Hume, 5Irs.
Tfnnnnilo. O. PeflTSOll. E. LlIIUl. W.
Konnodo, W. Footo, Jnd Ynrdmlston,,
W. Taurnlor, B. Reed, A. Carlson, O. (
Olson, A. Carland, S. Cnrland, F.(
5Ienlt, Wm. Hnglund, V. Palona, A.
Atnii nnv Gonon. Rov. Surlnger. W.
J Harden, John Gunst, Mrs. Gunst,' San Francisco.. S3
F. A. TIedgon, 5Irs. Tlodgen, JIIss Vernon 77
uiilman, J. H. Holllster, J, R. Rob- Lob Angeles... 78
ertson, Wm. Winter, J. E. Smith, Sacramento ...59
ini,n Qmiinv. M. Gorhnm: II. Gunst,
Y. Gunst, C. Gunst, John Nelson, Mrs. j
Hammond, 51rs. Ellerbach, 51aster (TJy. Assoctated Prcs3.)
Ellerbach, E. Thompson, 51. Gllsey. p0RTLAND Or0 Sont s.Sacra.
R. Atkinson, Mrs. Flogs. Q. W. Bhel. montQ an(J yQ m e,oven.
ley. Mrs. Shelley, Henry Hoeck, N. B. Jnn portjBnd WQn aga(n
Mitchell, E. Cox, W. Foster, and 18, g sUU ln tfce lead Qf the lm
Chlnamon. .Yesterday's scores follow:
WIRES ABE DOWN. AT OAKLAND R.
'Oakland 1
Tho Western Union wires nro down Portland 3
again 1o-day. There Is a break some-1 AT SACRAMENTO- P.
whero along the line nnd men have Sacramento C
been sent out to repair It. Vronon 5
(Elevon Innings.)
TO-NIOHT.
7.45, sorvlco of song,
8.00 P. 51., "Tho Wages of
Sin."
FRIDAY.
51., morning prayer
10 A.
meetings.
3 P. 5L, boys and girls' meeting.
7.45 P. 51., evening sorvlco.
"Tho Great Fight," for mon,
4 at tho Tabernaclo Sunday after
4 noon nt 3 o'clock,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
You are Invited to call and view
tho correct creations In ladles' rnlllln
nrv for fall. 1910. This initial show-
... oJinc will Include all modes sanctlonedROD'S
UlUiUb, "".. ..!.. -i..l ..-.I mill iWlVTrn TIAT5J
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FALL MILLI.VEIIX opening FRI
DAY and SATURDAY at 5Irn. EI-
Latest style FALL and
"..iu.uorsianatnem.ln a recess unui "" ...-. o.-- ... . ,
Hi0r ::; " art,cle8 to which the which time reports in Keeping wm. - dscrlminatlng tastes.
H h 6r8 nd advl them to the resolution of Senator Fletchor Please all d,nf "e '
Hat k ,rUcles thetn6elves and not the amendment thereto offered by CLARKE MILUNEKY,
Ut the Mayor says ot them." Madison will bo submitted. , Corner Broadway and Central Ave,
FOR TnE QUEEN OF THE BAY,
CEE EAST8IDE,
At tho mooting last night In tho
Tabernaclo 51r. Lyon proved whoro
ho stands with roferonco to tho grcnt
essontlnl of salvation. His sermon
wbb prefaced by a EQng, "Yo 51ust Bo
Born Again," rendered with deop
feeling by Mr. Harris. "Regenera
tion", said 51r. Lyon, "la something
thnt cannot bo explained; It must bo
experienced." Tho speaker wont on
to show that It Is not a mattor of bo
lng good or better, but that It Is a
matter ot life or death.
Ho taught his hearers by putting
the negatlvo sldo ot tho topic first,
stating thnt rogonerntlon wns not re
formation. 5Iany havo tried this and
have failed to havo tho llfo from
above of which Jesus spoke to Nlco
domus. Nolther Is It culture. Tho
farmer does not ralso his crop sim
ply by cultivation of tho soil. Thero
must bo llfo. Even though tho Blblo
says, 'Work out your own salvation,'
It also says In this samo passage In
BiibBtanco, 'Work out wht God works
In.' It la not culture,
Regoneratlon Is not simply being
religious. It Is not church member-
(Continued on pa 4.)
In Given n Grwit Ovation on Appear
miru nt St. Paul.
(By Associated Press.)
ST. PAUL, Minn., Sopt. 8. Tho
two Ideas of conversing natural re
sources mot squaroly when Sonator
Bovorldgo ln nn oloquont Bpcech yos
torday declared for nntlonal control,
whllo Jnmes J. Hill nrguod tho con
trary, aifford Pinchot wns givon a
wild ovation when ho nppenred and
tears streamed down his fnco as tho
spectators stood In tholr floats cheer
ing for him. Bovorldgo attempted to
say something complimentary of
Pinchot, but tho first mention ot his
iinmo brought forth a storm of cheers
which drownod his remarks for tho
tlmo, and cries of "Pinchot, Pinchot,"
rang through tho auditorium. Ho
was dragged forward and ln n voice
that shook with omotlon as ho thnnk-
od tho nudlonco, said: "It Is magnlfl
cent to hear the sound policies of con
servation acclaimed ns has beon dono
horo to-day. Conservation has won
out. I thank you."
SUPERINTENDENT HERE.
of
Man Who Will Havo Cliurco
Mnrshlold School Arrives,
F. A. TIedgon nnd wlfo arrived
horo on tho Breakwater, 5Ir. Tlod
gen Is tho new superintendent of tho
Mnrshfleld public schools and comes
to tnko charge of tho work.
CARD OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Wo doslro to glvo this expression of
our appreciation to tho Indies of tho
Altar Socloty of St. Monica's Catholic
Church for tholr kindness and cour
tesy In decorating tho church so boau
tlfully on tho occasion ot our wed
ding. 5IR. and MRS. R. F. GEBHARDT.
SPECIAL DELIVERY.
Besides our special city dellvorloa,
our own dollvory wagons will mnko
regular trips from tho North Bond
and Marshflold stores to Eastslde,
Bunkor Hill nnd to all reasonable
distances.
PEOPLES' CO.OPERATIVH CO.
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