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JWARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1910 EVENING EDITION xm!ZTtM
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Okies
tea
wag
IE HUNDRED ARE SWEPT
Id DEATH BY SUDDEN TEMPEST
Lian Workmen Victims of
Disaster On Caspian Sea
At Astrakhan.
EN WERE CAUGHT
BY SURPRISE ON DOCK
Mister curler suaaeniy
Swept In By Storm, Carry
ing All to Death.
Aiiociatcd PresB to Cooa Day
Times.)
TODAY'S MAIL
IS VERY LATE
-Will Not Reach Here Until Late
This Afternoon Or Toninht
As Result of Fresnet.
..... v... nn
ISTKAKUAA, ituuiu, .uv. ,Tho occnslon was
"The Mnll has not arrived."
This, old familiar sign greeted
Mnrshflold pooplo again this morning
Wor tho first time In several months.
tho freshet In
nllen tempest In tho Caspian sea DroWBtor canyon which prevented
(ttoTernianuniBBiuKu wj.uio ouu trafflo gottlng through cither way
yesterday.
Thin morning, tho frcBhot had f ub
sided Hufllclontly to permit travel
over tho canyon road nnd tho mall
going In each direction. got through.
It la oxnocted that tho mall duo
B0M8 JADS BLOCK l!J
NEW YQRKiMEXIGAN TOOOPS BATTLE WITH
I i.-. tnii n Lnilr ,1inuMi-'
; til of them. Tho great breaker,
b t tidal wave, camo rolling In
lib terrific force and boforo any of
Lnen realized thoy woro In danger,
Lj irero all caught and carried out ,
death. Tho property damago was ., . . . t w, rcnch hcro jnto
all deaplto tho tcrrinc loss 01 wo,
GOVKHXOHS IX SESSIOX.
tills afternoon.
It wuo roportcd that ono of the
mgos had been "hold up" In Camas
VnlKv but Agent Schcttcr of tit
Attend ,VM(9n Union, ad not received any
word of It from Laird's at noon nnd
r stale kaccuiivch
Meeting In Kentucky
Aiiociatcd Press to Coob Ilay tnougUt lt muBt bo n false alarm. It
Times.) , iirpmimoil thnt Bomo ono hoard tho
i r .. ... nn "I... '
wuvii.wi, ivy., ov.-w. uuv-.fl00d ,mil d0ayed tho mnll nnd ro
norland ox-governors nnd govern- fcrrcd t0 lt nB uoing "hold up" nnd
It of nil sections of tho Union , ., , tho wrong aca.
la attend tho governors' wmfcrenco . rnn. n,vr,P .. alluaMinfr rapidly this
fcncld ucro beginning today. ' i no ninprt,n- Yesterday, tho Stnlth-
tslng lesslona will bo hold In ... t occinf: Comnnny got out n
iulfort and tho closing jjcsslons In ,nrg0 numbor ot iogB on tho freshet
wniiie. iviiiuujj luuao usjiuuvu ,, ,.,,, nn, ina ,, nnn. TllOV UnVO
J illit. !. ..Wfc .WHV. "" w
it Governor-elect Hawloy. of
h
Ida-
IS Hi:i.l) l'OU MURDER.
k M. McDowell of Sioluuie Ilouml
Over.
9; Auoclated I ess to Cooa Bay
7Iuea.)
SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. 20.
e M. McDowell, n trnvolllng
desman of Spokane wus bo'ind
tr to the district court ot Idaho
Niftl lth tho inurdor of his wife,
ib, at Sprlngston, Ida., Nov. 7.
Iii Egbert of Probnto Court at
r lVAIeno ruled that McDowell
mM without ball,
nearly 12,000,000 feet or logs
their boom across tho Day today.
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Ji flench of Coquille Wors
ted By Fred Ellicott In
Row There.
(Special to Tho Times.)
C0QDILLE, Ore., Nov. 20 Chns.
of Coquille, w as assaulted last
t on the street near tho poBtofllco
i "M JBUiott of Beaver Hill and
$. At first. It was thought
'Bench's skull was fractured In
1 "Klee tut today ho is getting
nicely and it Is not behoved
; le was critically hurt. Uloit
irrested by Marshal HIckam an5
1 te given a hearlnc before Jus-
! widen oa the chnrcrn nf assault
'tterv. Th nht (a nnilorHtnnil
Pe been caused by family trou-
JWXY APPLES SHOWN.
Somber of Exhibits Mode nt
Clilcngo Show.
wioclated Press to Coos Bay
ICAGo, 111.. Nov. 29. Tho na-
'I PDle show nnn'nnH Vfondnv Jit
1 "fit recltllfint nrmnv onH will
Ule until December 4. Visitors
new probably moro varieties of
man were ever boforo brought
fer under nn. . cnnimni.
. Whlbltors In resneet to nuan-
UZORfi"
HONES, strops and soap
Chamber of Commerce Mem
bers to Select New Home
at Meeting Tonight.
Tho homo ot tho linrshflold Chnm
her of Commerco for tho ensuing year
win bo determined by n voto of tho
mombors nt tlio mooting to bo How
this .ovcnlnc. Besides this, tho new
nnd old members will perfect organl
zntlon for tho ensuing year.
The special eommltteo appointed
to securo now quarters woro ablo to
securo ontlons ou only throo locn
tlons. Ono Is the -room In tho First
Trust and Savings Bank building
which will bo vacated January 1 by
Crosby & Homor, another Is quarters
i Dm AHinnco building on Front
street, Just south ot Centrnl avenue
Mid tho third Is in ho O'Connell
building on Market and Second
stxvoet.
The election of ofllcors and nn ex
ecutive commltteo will be (among the
other business to bo taken up.
Tha meeting is called -far V30 to
night 1UOT IV CHICAGO.
Outrage Thought to Be Result
of Kidnaping Case Five
Years Ago Much Damage
Is Done.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 29. A kidnap
ping case originating five years ngo,
In which tho Into LVutennnt Potro
slno, who was murdered In Italy,
plnycd tho part of Investigator, is be
lieved to havo led Indirectly to n
bomb explosion early today wnlch
shook up ono of tho most thickly
populated blocks In Now York, did
FELS fund as
E
Expended Over $15,000 .In Se
curing Passage of New
Laws.
SALEM, Ore., Nov. 29. Tho Fofs
Fund Commission, of which 13. S. J.
McAllister Is president, Iiub lllod n
etntcmont of election expenses with
tlio Secretnry ot Stnto, In wlilch It Is
shown thnt jm.4 84.79 wns cxpondCd
prior to tho general election In aiding
tho adoption ot different inltlntlvo
measures Introduced by ofllcors of tho
commission, nnd of this nmount $4,
011 Tvns spent for postngo, wTillo tho
printed matter nlono cost tho'commls
slon 6,7GG.
extensive damago and created a panic
In tho neighborhood. Tho bomb ex
ploded In tho door way of tho Bella
Trlnorla saloon, In tho heart of tho
Sicilian settlement, completely
wrecked tho snloon, hurled tho
sleepers In tho rooms nbove from
their beds and crncked tho windows
for blocks around. Francesco Labar
bera, who Is the owner of tho saloon
told the pollco thnt five years ago his
son, Plctro, wns kidnapped nnd Pe
troslno worked on tho case. Lobar
bara received many threatening let
tors If ho would not pay n largo sum
for tho return of tho boy. Ho pnld
no nttcntlon. Ho thinks the kidnap
pers nro now starting In for rcvengo.
Of!
IN EXPLOSION
Nine Others Entombed Beyond
Hope of Recovery In
Oklahoma.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
DUItAND, Okla., Nov. 29. FIvo
mon woro blown to ntoniB nnd nine,
others entombed beyond hopo of re
scuo by n gns explosion in tho ml no
ot tho Choctaw Asphalt Company nt
Jumbo, near Antlers.
AT
WSI.V!1
DID RAILWAY
Revolutionists Lose Seven
Slain and Government
Loses One.
THE WHEAT MARKET.
CHICAGO, Nov. 28. Wheat clos
ed as follows: December, 89 5-Sc;
Mny, 9G l-2o and 95 5-Sc; July 92
3-4 mill 7-Sc.
LARGE FIRMS MSI IS fflllNT
ARE INVOLVED, r GIVEN OUT BIG TIMBER
Of
Severn! Badly Ilratcn Up During Hn-
Han Outbreak.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
CHICAGO, Nov. 29. Italians, xho
tho pollco said woro striking garment
workers, engaged In two riots. Ono
woman was rendered unconscious by
a blow on tho head with a baseball
bat, a man wob clubbed senseless by
the police, a sergeant wns slightly In
jured and five women and four men
nrrested.
MUST CUT EXPEXSES.
iu
-"WEn's.
i
lT?fM Want A(U hrlnir result
President Tnft Informs Cabinet Offi
cers to Reduce Estimates.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
, Times.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29. Presi
dent Taft Informed tho cabinet offi
cers today after scrutinizing tho final
draft of the estimates or the various
government departments for the year
ending July 1, 1912, that there must
be a further and deeper cut in them.
Companies With Caoital
$230,000,000 Defendants
In Trust Case.
(By Associated Press to Coos Day
. Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 29.
Tho companies mndo defendant in
nddltlon to American S,ugnr Rollnlng
Compnny In tho government's suit
yesterday nro: tho Amorlcnn Sugar
Roflnlng Compnny of New York, tho
Franklin Suenr Compnny, tho Sproc
kets Sugar Stunning Compnny, tho
Western Sugar Roflnlng Company,
tho California Sugar Refining Com
pany, tho National Sugar Roflnfng
Company of Now York and New Jer
sey, the Now York Sugar Refining
Company. Mollenshauor Sugar Ro
flnlng Company, tho T. W. J. Mc
Cann Sugar Roflnlng Company, tho
Cuban American Compnny, tho Colo
nial Company, tho Sprockols Com
pany of San Francisco, Utah and Ida
ho Amalgamated, tho Lewlston
(Ida.) Great Western, tho Sterling,
Morgan County, Construction Com
pany, tho- Billings Sugar Company,
tho Scotts Bluff Sugar Company tho
Michigan Sugar Company, tho Iowa
Sugar Company, tho Carver County
Sugar Company, tho Continental of
Cleveland, nnd Menomlneo River Su
gar Co, In addition to theso com
panies, a numbor of individuals are
made defendants including John D.
and Adolph Sprockols, Joseph T.
Smith of Salt Lake, Horace Havo-
moyer, Loulalno W. Havemoyer, Sa
line Frollnghuysen, Electra H. Wobb,
and Washington B. Thomas, Presi
dent of the American Sugar Refining
Company,
The combined capital of those
companies la 1230,000,000 and thoy
control n largo percentage of the
output of sugar In this country. Tho
combine Is also, the government al
leges, ablo to fix tho price arbitra
rily. Tho present suit, It Is estimat
ed, will be in tho courts two years
before final adjudication. Opposed
to tho government In tho struggle
will bo some of tho most ablo corpor
ation lawyers In the country, led by
James II. Beck, former assistant
Uplted States Attorney General and
now counsel for the American Sugar
Refining Company.
WHEAT $35 per ton at HAINES.
Audlrons, and fire st8 at MILNEIt'S.
Department Announces Popu
lation of Various Cities
and States Today.
(By A8soclntod PresB to Coos Bay
Tlmos.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 29.
Tho United States census Depart
ment nnnounccd tho following pop
illations today:
Duluth, 78,400.
NobrnBkn 1,192,214, nn Incroaso
of 125,914 oror 1900.
Maryland, 1,294,450, an Increnso
of 10C.40C over 1900,
Rumor Proves Without
Foundation Southern Pa-
cific Gets Busy.
A lino rnllroni story wbb afloat
hero this morning nnd caused quit n
stir for n while, lt was to tho offeot
thnt T. R. Sheridan ot Roseburg,
had telegraphed to Coos Bay that
Hill had nnnounccd thnt ho had
taken ovor tho Coos Bay and Bolso
project nnd hnd appropriated $10,
000,000 to build to Coos Bay at
once.
No bucIi tolcgrnm was recolvcd
hcro nnd ovcryono Is asking it Billy
Cox, who started tho big Btory nlfout
Gnrrlson getting nwny from Shorlff
Gngo, Is tho nuthor of this yarn.
.Southern Pacific Busy.
Leo. Mntson, son of Capt. Matson,
who has Just nrrlvcd on tho Bny for
n visit, reports thnt thcro Is every
Indication thnt tho Southern Pacific
will shortly start work ou Its lino
to tho coast Tho Utah Construction
Compnny Is. or Is about to start, mov
Ing Its machinery nnd equipment
north to bogln work. Whether tho
construction will bo ontlroly out of
Eugono, Mr. Matson wns unnblo to
lenrn. JiiBt whero tho lino Is to bo
built Is also n matter ot conjecturo
although everybody Is anticipating
thnt Coos Bay Is Its destination.
BATTLE GROUNDS AT'
VERY GATES OF CITY
! Insurrectionists Prevent Diaz's
Troops Taking Control of
Railway.
(By Associated Press to Cooa Bay
Times.)
CHIHUAHUA, Nov. 29, via El Paso
Nov. 29. A shnrp Skirmish lasting
throo hours occurred yostorday bo
twoon tho govornmont troops under
Genornl Navarro and three hundred
Insurroctos nt tho vorv gates of this
city. Tho Insurgents nro known to
Wvo lost seven killed, tholr bodies
having bon brought hcro today nnd
laid out at pollco headquurtora ns an
object lesson to disturbers of tho
penco. Tho government, lost ono dond
and six woundod. Although tho re
volutionists retreated, lt was not un
til after accomplishing tholr object,
which was to prevent tho govornmont
regaining control of tho Mexican and
Northwestern rntlrand.
L
POPULATION OF ILLINOIS.
Stuto Hns Increnso of 817,011 Sine?
lOOO.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29. Tho
population of the stato of Illinois is
5,838,591, according to figures mado
public today. This is an Increaso ot
817,041 or 1C.9 per cent. Tho in
crease from 1890 to 1900 wna 995,
199 or 26 per cent.
OKLAHOMA IS GROWING.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29. Tho
state of Oklahoma has 1,057,155 popT
ulatlon, nccprdlng to figures given out
at tho census bureau. This Is an in
crenso of 242,978, or 17 per cont,
slnco 1907, when tho census to give It
tho standing of n stato was taken.
Tho new figures entitle Oklahoma to
anothor congressional representative.
Nearly Half Million Dollars
Paid For Coos County
Tract.
PORT HURON, Mich., Nov. 29. A
dnl which Involves tho trnnsfor of
380,000,000 feot of tlmbor In Coos
County, Orogon, hns boon closod be
tween Frnnk J. Haynoa, of this city,
William M. Porter, of Eugeno, Or ,
and G, F. Sanborn, ot Portland, Or.
Closo to halt a million dollars chang
ed hands as a result of tho transfor.
TWENTY ARE KILLED.
More SorloiiH Fighting Occurs Near
Chlliimliiiii.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
EL PASO, Tox., Nov. 29. A pri
vate message from Chihuahua City
says nil Is quiet there, following tho
fighting ot Sunday. Tho dispatch
says in n fight six miles wost of Chi
huahua, twenty revolutionists woro
killed.
QUIET IN MEXICO.
(By
Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 20.
Tho ontiro Republic of Mexico with
tho oxcoptlon of tho stato of Chihua
hua is qulot, according to n tologram
recolvcd horo by tho Stnto Depart
ment from Ambassador Wilson.
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 29. Tho
Portland man, Mr. Sandborn, who
purchasod tho 3600 aero tlmbor
tract, has offices In tho Lumbermen's
Building. At presont ho Is in Port
Huron to negotlato tho doal for tho
property, For tho last two years Mr.
Sanborn hns been buying tlmbor
lands In Orogon. It Is understood
)io is associated with' somo wealthy
Eastern capitalists.
THE COST OF HOME RULE.
KING COUNTY
SEHG PLACE
Plan to Secure Presidency of
Washington State Senate
This Term.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 29. Tho
eight senators from K!n,g county havo
nppolnted n ''steering committee"
composed ot Senators Goorgo U. Pi
per, Joslnh Collins nnd F. O. Jackson
for tho purposo ot working as a unit
in electing a member from King
county president of tho Senate. No
action was takon on legislation but
tho members of tho stato legislature
FLOOD XX COQUILLE.
No
Train Service IJetwoen Coquille
mid Myrtle Point.
(Special to Tho Times.)
COQUILLE, Ore., Nov. 29. As a
result, of tho heavy rains, tho Coquille
Valley is flooded today and the river
was still rising nt noon. Unless
there is more rain, it Is expected that
freshet will begin to subsldo tonight.
So far no damago has boen done,
the river merely spreading out over
tho lowlands.
Tho railroad track between horo
Greater Oregon Homo Rule Associa
tion Spent n Largo Sinn.
SALEM, Oro., Nov, 29. Passing
tho Homo Rulo amendment was not'wM tolerato no attempt to question
nccompnnled without largo expondl- tho validity of woman suffrago
tures, a statomont of oxponso filed amendment nnd say that tho employ-
by Harry C. McAllister yostorday In-.0' liability bill will bo passed al
dlcates. Tho statement of expondl-, most unanimously. The bill for tho
tures of tho Greater Oregon Homo initiative nnd referendum and rocall
Rulo Association shows that passage
of tho bill cost 139,780.73, with n
liability of $600 still oxlsting, accord
ing to tho recapitulation. Receipts
for the association amounted to 40,
019.25. Tho speakers cost 3,150,35, in
cluding their oxponses, and ' special
advertising amounted to $6,289,06.
Newspaper advertising nmounted to
J7.709.49.
THE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND, Nov. 28.
changed.
-Wheat un-
nnd Myrtle Point is Innundated and
tho trains woro unable to get through ' TACOMA, Nov. 28. Wheat un
today. Somo of tho roadbed may bo changed.
washed out but this cannot be. deter- .
mined until the water recedes. PARLOR LAMPS at MILN'ER'S,
will pass tho Houso but may fall of
two-thirds vote in tho. Senate An
effort will bo mndo to ellmlnato tho
second cholco provision from tho pri
mary law,
SLAIN HY COMRADES.
Npw York Mint A'lcllpi of Mysterious
Cranio Li llarloin Street,
(By Associated Press to Cooi Bay
Times.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 29. Ono of n
group ot four woll dressed mon
patently nn American, was phot o
by ono of his companions In Harlom
streot early today. Ills companions
Bt.oppod Joanod over tho body for an
instant nnd then scurrlod away,
Nothing to idontify the man, whose
clothing Is o good quality and whose
hands are soft, has been found,.
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