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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1910 EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mntl
nml Coos liny Advertiser.
xxxiu.
No. 53.
IN THE RIVER
T
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TO BELIEF OF
L
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F
f FOUND
RESIGNS TO
BE CANDIDATE
RENDM ED
LEADS
MR
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i
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L Think Remains Those of
Emil J. Kees of Poca
tello, Idaho.
by HAVE BEEN
ROBBED AND KILLED.
loat Is Missing and No Valua
bles Were Found on'
Body.
(Br Associated Press.)
FORTLAXD, Ore., Sept. 1C Tho
ojr of a man supposed to bo Emil
Kmi of Pocatello, Idaho, was re
ared from tho river several duytt
joud tho detectives who havo beon
orkicg on tho enso hollcvo tho man
m murdered. Inquiry along tho
iTtrreToalcd tho fnct that about two
rtkiigotwo men hired n bont for n
deca the river. Several bourn later
in returned by ono man. Ho was
.'ltd as to tho whereabouts of '
JjEpinion and replied that ho fell
vnbeard and was drowned, but ns
b ititemcnt caused some excite-
tttt among thoso present ho Btutcd
mi only Joking and thnt his com
mon bad left tho boat nt n point
-.rther up tlio river. The police now
!!cre that tho missing mnn wns
its and that ho was taken out on
U titer and murdered and robbod.
!li coat was milling and nothing of
i!u vis found on his person. A
rtttr addressed to Emil J. Kees.
tied Edwardiburg, Mich., signed
Rojil," and addressed to Pocntollo,
u found.
CHINAMAN
IS KILLED
Masked Highwayman at Bis
bee, Arizona, Commits Rob
bery and Murder.
illy Associated Press.)
DISBEE, Ariz., Sept. 10. V
mnsked highwayman robbed two
Clilnnmon as they wero taking their
vcgotnblos to mnrket this morning,
killing ono nnd' badly wounding th
other. A posse Is hunting tho bandit.
IS
0
KOIllSKI) OK JEWELS.
(Py Associated Press.)
WINNIPEG, Canada, Sopt. 1C.
Tho Countess of Antrim 'wna robbed
ot Jewels valued nt several thousand
dollars hero Tuesday night. Rob
beries of trains nnd railway hotels In
Western Cnnndn recently have netted
robbers loot estimated nt nearly
$100,000.
Dr. Wilson, President of Prince
ton, Nominated For Gov
ernor of New Jersey.
(By Assocloted Press.)
PRINCETON, N. J., Sept. 1C Dr.
Woodrow Wilson, who was yesterday
nominated for Governor of Now Jer
sey by tho Democratic State conven
tion, snld this afternoon ho would of
fer his resignation ns President of
Princeton Unlversty to tho ' board
trustees on October 20th.
PUSHING PLAN
FOR BOULEVARD
MendsFrom Allegany Through
Loon Lake Country to
Scottsburg.
Tie sew road which oxtonda from
IJinjr to Scottsburg has beon com-
rw. work on this road has boon
J rrogress for over a year nnd tho
ftui In places was built with gr'ent
j
CW. In some places It was nee-
""I tO blast tlll-mich rni.1 T.Vir-
1J there was only a trail front tho
1 !... .
- ) man across tho mountains
' Loon Lake nml Sr-nttoi. ,..., ti.
W has been cc averted Into a good
'Hon road and It mnkea a short cut
"'l Of the 0POg nnv ,.,., ml,
"fof tho auto lino on tho Drain
rout . .
' pmnning to put two nuto3
J ue new road novt vonr rnnan,i.
J'can bo taken from hero to Alle
Mnd th0 new road 8 tho 8ll0rtest
(31 Ift ili . t
" "v ranroail.
Vt Only MM tio nw ,.,! ,!,
SUte mt 0t Coos Da' but U
w of vast benefit to many ranch-
! h flhe Ln Lako countr' tlloro
-."ung mnn, but heretoforo
"Uonlv ..,., .... .. ... ..
Uj. ' ''"nil oy mo xrau unu
"rraers had no means of gottlng
wpioduco to market. Tho road
Win tk ' tb0Se fanns ln cl0B0 touch
ae markets and tho creameries.
lPt. E n va . ...
U0 h " "uwuros oi Aiiegany,
totiim?,, g been advocating tho
Ifc2 0B 0f th0 road' 8 Breatly
Si0 !ll completion ...It
to Coo n n Lak0 countr'
tew Capt Edwards Is now
Icon i0t havlne a road bu,u from
Aim V t0 Elkton- a distance of
fc U, Th'8 road wou,d re'
Urn i '8liU1C0 Between Allegany
nsjj B " ' man the Scottsburg
Ml, a,0DB th0 r0ut0 (aVOr
its const I'rouauiy vote n tax for
Do,,, trucUon and also petition tho
fcak. vu"i' commissioners to
eiD appropriation for It.
The nj -
store, ai SS Drus Comnany
"HtrTs recelved a consignment
Hrti t diamonds. Wo aro
w elve you the beneflt r
ast ever otrered in Coos
' Cal1 and Inspect them,
IS
IN FROM SOUTH
Brings Large Cargo of Freight
and Full List of Pas
sengers. Tho steamer Rcdondo of tho C. A.
Smith llcot arrived In tho city to-dny
from San Francisco. Sho brought pnB-
songera nnd n largo cargo of freight
of a miscellaneous nature. Tho fol
lowing wero tho passengers who ar
rived:
Adolph Schuttpolz, Pnnl Schutt-
polz, Mrs. Paul Schuttpolz, Paul
Schuttpelz, Jr., Mrs. A. Z.. Dorous,
Anna Dorous, Hormnn Larson, 8. D.
Blair, D. It. Kollor, W. Ogron, J. R.
McGeo, h. Lanham, II. P. Cozologue,
Mario ' Cozologuo, Mona Cozologuo,
Mrs. II. Cozologuo, Qco. Chadwlck,
Mrs. Grnco Chadwlck, Mrs. Chad
wlck. S. S. Sherwood, A. Hllloter, J.
Norrla, J. Peto, It. C. Gray, A. D.
Williams, C. D. Knight, C. Shorman,
Z. Dodgo, Mrs. M. Mltcholl, U. I'ottcr
mnn, E. Grlfllth, E. Bryant, and seven
ln tho steorngo.
COAST LEAGUE
BAJiSCORE
Oakland Forfeits Game to Los
Angeles in the Seventh
Inning.
HOW TIIKV STA.M'.
Won. Lost P. C.
Portland 85 C7 .559
Oakland 93 76 .550
San Francisco. .80 , 77 .&db
A Vornnn 82 84 .494
LosAngoles ...84 85 .497
Sacramento ...59 lus ."
.
(By Associated Press.)
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 15. The
game at Los Angeles between the
club of that city and Oakland ended
in a "rough house." Tho game was
forfeited to Los Angeles In tho sev
enth Inning when tho score was 9
to 0.
Tho other games yesterday wero at
follows: '
AT SAN FRANCISCO R.
San Francisco 3
Vernon a
AT SACRAMENTO
Sacramento-Portland game called
off on account of rain.
Mayor . Straw Presents the
Matter to Local Representa
tives of Southern Pacific.
Mayor E. E. Straw Is pushing tho
plan to mnko a boulevard from
t
..UUlBlillUiU (U Will UCl'ilU. i iiu luiiutv-
Ing lcttor which tho Mayor has wrlt-
I ton lo C. J. MIIIIh. Lronnrnl mnnniritr
of tho local interests of tho Southern
iPnclllc, and the reply thereto in re
gard to tho plan aro given below:
MARSHFIELD, Ore, Sept. 9, 1910.
C. J. MILLIS, Vice-President and
General Manager of C. II., It. & E.
R. R. & N. Co., Marshflold, Ore.:
Dear Sir: Tho substantial citizens
of Mnrahllold feol that It would bo
well nt this tlmo to tnko stons look
ing toward tho acquisition of proper
ty for city park purposes. Tho prop
erty now owned by tho city, which Is
avnllnblo for park purposes is very
smnll nnd will not nfford Bufllclcnt
room to nccommodnto a lnrgor popu
lation. Discussing this problem with
tho citizens of Mnrahllold, I havo
found a nomtlar fooling manifested
In tho question which shows tlutt such
commodious nark grounds aro greatly
desired, nnd It has been woll suggest
ed that tho city should securo a strip
of land SCO feet wldo oxtondlng from
tho old cemetery In Marshflold west
ward ln a srtnlght lino to tho wnter
front near Tar Heel Point below Empire
This tract of land Is covered with
all of tho native growths of this part
of tho Stato, and being crossed in
places with flowing streams could bo
mado very attractive In tho ovont
that tho city of Marshflold should
acreo to build and mnlntln n plank or
hnrd surfneo roadway throughout tho
ontlro length of this strip of land,
upon whnt terms could tho city secure
thnt part of tho tract now owned by
you?
It might bo argued that 350 feet Is
too wldo n roadwny, but In this case
such Is not true. On account of tho
uneven character of tho surfaco, al
lowance will havo to bo mado for
grades and tho winding contour of n
roadway. Furthermore, It la necos
sary to havo this much land In order
to make an attractive park.
I nm Inclosing you n map showing
In red Ink lines tho area .covered by
tho proposed park grounds and boule
vard. I would thank you to give this
matter your careful consideration and
lot mo know at your earliest conveni
ence whether it meets with your favor
nnd upon what terms you are Inclined
to take the matter up with tho city.
Yours respectfully,
E. E. STRAW.
MARSHFIELD, Sept. 10, 1910.
DR. E. E. STRAW, Mayor of tho City
of Marshfleld, Marshfleld, Ore:
Dear Sir: Your favor of Sept. 9th
1 before mo. I approve of the sug
gestion that the matter of a city park
receive early consideration. 1 am
of the opinion, however, that it would
bo difficult to secure a strip of lanu
350 feet wide extending from tho old
cemetery to the water front near Tar
Heel Point, although a narrower strip
might bef provided without serious
difficulty.
I do not know Just how thdContral
Pacific people would feel with refer
ence to this matter, but should you
succeed In securing tho property from
other holders I believe my recom
mendation would bo to donate land
through their holdings, provided sune
Klondyke Placer Mines
Produce Thirty-Five Mill
ion Dollar Increase.
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1C. Tho
Klondyke plnccr mining region In tho
Yukon territory has produced $150,
000,000 slnco 1S9S. Most of this
gold wns shipped to tho United States
and a small quantity went to tho new
Canndlan mint. Tho output for 1910
will exceed tho output of 1909 b
$35)000,000.
1
IS
IN THE LEAD
But Law on Marking Second
Choice May Cause a
Contest. '
(By Associated Press.)
SEATTLE, Wash., Sept. 1C Unof
ficial and uncomploto returns from
tho First Congressional District show
that William E, llumpliroy, standpat
ter Republican, recolvod 433 votes
moro than necessary for tho forty por
coat totnl vote, besides gottlng n
lnrgo plurality of tho vote Later ro.
turns may tnko away this advnntngo,
but probably will not. Tho provision
In tho Stato primary law which ro
quires electors to mark their second
cholco votes when tho candidates
number four or moro, gives oppor
tunity to contest tho nomination.
Apparently thousands of votors,
chiefly llumpliroy mon, did not mark
tho second cholco nnd tho bnllots
wero not thrown out. Thomas P.
Rovollo, Insurgent, doclnros thnt ho
will contest tho nomination by nil
logal means.
THE WHEAT MARKET.
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. Sept. 10. Tho wheat
mnrkot to-day at tho closo wiib bb
follows: Soptombor, 95 c; Decom-
bor, 99c; May, $1.05.
TACOMA, Sopt. 1C Milling:
Bluestom. 92c: Club, 84c; Rod Rus
sian, 82c. Export: Bluestom, 91c8
92c; Club, 80c; Rod Russian, 84c. .
PORTLAND. Sopt. 10. Track
nrlcea to-day: Club, 83c 84c;
Bluostom, 89c 90c; Rod Russian,
80c81c; Vnlley, 88c; Turkoy, 83(
S5c.
VISITS COQUILI.E AGAIN.
:
Judge 1). It. WiitMm MuUch Trip to
County Sent.
Judgo D. L. Watson of Coos City,
enmo over to tho county sent Friday
to seo hlB sons, James and Robert,
County Clork und deputy, respective
ly, and many old-tlmo frlonds. It had
beon about eight yoara Binco tlio
Judge had been over this way. Ho
notes tho many changes slnco ho first
vlaltod this valley, thoro being but
ono small cnbln whoro Coqulllo now
stands. On that particular occasion
h wns In company with Mr. Harry,
and their mission was tho finding of
a route for tho Coos Bay Wagon
Road, Coqulllo Herald.
action was taken by other parties.
Howevor, I prefer to reserve definite
promtso 'pending result of your ef
forts, of which I should Hko to bo
kept advised. Yours very truly,
C. J. MILLIS.
Tho property through which It Is
proposed to build tho boulevard Is
owned by tho Southern Pacific, tlio
Southern Oregon Company, and the
Coos Bay Wator Company. Mayor
Straw has written to Elijah Smith, of
tho Southern Oregon Company, pre
senting to him tho plan and asking
for his co-operation.
CASE BEFJRE '
T
Eighteenth District Will Give
Him Majority of Nearly
Six Thousand.
Witnesses Go to Coquille to Ap
pear Against Garrison,
Charged With Murder.1
A number of thos who will bo
witnesses In tho murder charge
ngnlnst Frank Garrison we:t to Co
qulllo this morning to appear boforo
tho Grand Jury. Tho case Is to be
taken up by that body to-day. Among
thoso who went wero City Marshal
Carter, Night Policeman William
Shoup, dipt. Harris ot Sumner, J. E.
Grnham, who assisted tho officers In
tho cnBo, William Howcr, tho man
who had worked with PcrklnB nnd
Garrison, William Reynolds, Coroner
Golden nnd sovernl of thoso who saw
Oarrlson when ho was following Per
kins from Sumner.
THREE OUT OF
TWENTY-FIVE.
Congressional Districts in Illi
nois Were Captured By
the Insurgents.
(By Associated Pross.)
CHICAGO, Sept. 1C Tho Insur
gents wero victorious In thrco out ot
twenty-five Congressional districts In
Illinois In tho prmnry election yestcr
day. Speaker Cnnnou wna renomi
nated In tho Eighteenth District by a
majority closo to 0,000.
CHARGED WITH THEFT.
CHOLERA
IS
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Sopt. 10. Tho so-
callod "Brick Trust" was indicted by
tho Grand Jury yesterday for alleged
violation of tho Sherman auto trust
law. Four Individuals and three
companies nro named,
Amnigo Social, Tho Norwegian
Young Peoples' Society will glvo a
basket and Ice cream social at tho
Norwegian Hall to-morrow evening.
CAKE SALE.
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
the Sisters of Bethany will bold r
Cake Sale In the Coob building next
to the Woolen Mill store.
GETT G WORSE
Disease Claiming Many Victims
in Russia and Stretch
ing Into Asia.
(By Associated Press.)
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, Sept..
10. Tho cholorn opldomlc which or
iginated In Southern Russia has nl
ready clalmod upwnrdB of 100,000
victims, Is strotchlng Its wny across
Asiatic RiiBsla and wns officially de
clared to-day to threaten tho province
ot Amur, In Southeastern Siberia, and
sopnrnted from Mnnchurln by tho
Amur River.
ARE INDICT2I).
DEAD LINE IN
E
IS
I
Crowds Hear Lyon Present Fair
Arguments Five Men
Decide For Christ.
(By Rov. G. LoRoy Hall.)
TAUEUNAOLE PROGRAM.
TO-NIGHT.
7.45, "Tho Great Confession."
SATURDAY. '
9 A. M., business men's mot-
Ing v
7.45 P. M., evening service
SUNDAY.
10 A. M Sunday Schools at
tho churches.
11 A. M union morning sor-
vice.
3 P. M., men's meeting.
7.30 P, M evening service
On Sunday morning Mr. Lyon
will speak on tho duty of Christ
and tell of hla own conversion.
On Sunday afternoon another
great address to mon", tho sub-
Ject, "Sowing and Ronplng."
Two Pi'IvntoH Accused of Mobbing;
Army Knfo.
(By Associated Press.)
CHEYENNE, Wye, Sopt. 1C Pri
vates John Lumpkin nnd L. Datos,
negro deserters from Troop M, Ninth
Cnvalry, wero arrested yestorday
charged with having robbed tho nrmy
snfo at Pole Mountain mnnouuvors on
August 9th of $0,500. All but a fow
dollars has been rccovored. Two oth
ers nro held ns suspects.
BASEBALL PLAYER KILLED.
Member of Moiitt'Mitio Tomu Victim
of Auto Accident.
(By AMor.intrd Preru.)
ABERDEEN, Wnsh., Sept. 1C
Richard Arland, nged 30 years, sec
ond baseman of tho Montcsano baso
ball team, wao killed last night ln a
nuto accident near Montosano, Ho
wns driving over the Wlnocho brldgo
with Bovornl companions when h
leaned out of tho enr nnd his bond
struck on a steel upright, crushing
tho skull.
DECLARES HIMSELF.
Bulllngor Suyti That Ho JIns Nothing
to Fear.
(By Associated Press.)
SPOKANE, Wash., Sopt. 10. -"I
don't enro what anybody says cbout
mo so long ns I am conscious I am
doing my duty, not only ns a private
citizen but as a public officer. Tho
man who pursues tho course that
seems to him to moot tho obligations
of his place In llfo hns no neod to
fear about tho future" So declared
Secretary Ballongor nt n luncheon at
tho Chamber of Commorco to-day.
Tho largest crowd that has been In
tho Tabernaclo yet nearly filled tho
building last evening. Mr. Lyon
spoke for nearly two hours, But no
one noticed the length of the ad-
(Contlsctd oa p 4.)
ARRIVES
Edwards and Fuller Will In
spect Vessels on Bay and
Coquille River.
Edwards and Fuller, tho Unltod
Stntca Inspectors ot hulls and boilers.
aro hero from Portland. They arrlv
yesterday afternoon and are on tholr
wny to the Coqulllo River but will
return to Coos Bay. They will In
spect qulto a number of vessels, Ro
gardlng tholr trip to this locality the
Portland Oregoninn says:
United States Inspectors Edwards
nnd Fullor will leave for Coos Bay
to malco n ro-Inspection of nil tho ves
sels ln that part of the district, and
they expect to bo nbsont a weok or
ton days. On tholr return they will
finish the work ot tho samo nature nt
Astoria and on tho Uppor Columbia
River and its tributaries. They esti
mate it will tako until Novomber 1 to
cover tho district.
Tho Inspectors say thoro aro ln tho
neighborhood of fifty vessels subject
to inspection at Coob Bay. Boforo
returning to Portland they will In
spect tho BteameiB plying on tho Co
qulllo, tho Umpqua and other waters
In that section. After completing tho
samo character of work at Astoria
and other points down the river, tho
Inspectors will proqeed to the Upper
Columbia.