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VOL XXXIV
Established In 1H7H
ns The Const Mull
MARSHFIELD,OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1911 EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mali
and Coos liny Advertiser.
No. 20.
Ill
RGETS
TO CAPTURE Clir OF JUAREZ YET
Mexican Government Still
Holds Border Town Across
From El Paso.
TO USE AEROPLANES
TO GUARD BOUNDARY
' President Diaz Rushing Federal
Troops to Hold Back
Revolutionists.
lSE AEHOPIiANES.
(Dy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. C
4 U Is reported Unit the Moxl-
cans have captured Sim Ignecln,
n town opposlto Fort Hancock,
Tex. Tlio government will nso
ncroplnneH to lccp In touch with
4 the Rltuntlon In tho vicinity of
0 the bonlQr.
(Uy Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
EL PASO. Tex., Feb. C Out-gon-traled
In the efforts to prevent the
entrance Into Junrez of Colonel Rn
hngo and 300 fedoral troops from tho
South Mexican HovolutlonlstH under
Orozco aore reported toduy to have re
tired for supplies nndnmmuultlonnud
to await reinforcements. Alnuls with
an Insurgent forco of llvo hundred
had nn encounter with one hundred
federals Inst night 2." miles cast of
Juarez, tho federals retiring. Alanls
Is expected to Join Orozco In tho mean
time and General Navarro with 700
federals Is reported mnklng forced
marches overland to rollovo tho bo
longurcd city. Should ho succeed In
entering the city the Insurgents will
have their work cut out for them.
Willi the fenr of Immodlnto attack
of the city dissipated, huslnosR genor
nllj was resumed today.
The lusurrecto Juntn In El Pnso
aiinouiired today that Orozco and his
force had not retired to Snmnlnyuca
as reported but had taken up n posi
tion ten miles west of Junrez within
cmy striking distance, of town.
SUFFRAGE IX CALIFORNIA.
House Will Submit Question to Vo
ters of State.
SACIt AMENTO, Cnl., Fob. C.Ry
n vote of 07 to 11 tho assembly ad
opted Senntor noil's constitutional
amendment submitting tho question
of equal Huffrago to tho voters at tho
neM puieral elecllon. Tho hill now
goes to the govornor. Tho nssombly
chamber was crowded during tho do
) ac i -i t'o moasuro. Cattell of Pa
Fnilcna cald tho minds of tho people
'nl rri-inhjy chnngod slnco tho wo
n't') R-iff-aw Iseuo was dofentod 10
i whiter is noit.v.
Ml-
' Mer was born to Mr. and
'' '""ins Hall of tho North Fork
c'i T". .lay, tho 31st. Myrtle Point
Fnt r,rs(
A HOLE TOWN FOR SALE.
YKEICA, Cnl., Fob. C Tho
t!i town of Onk Dar, a thrlf-
" mining camp on tho Klamath
rive., is for sale because Slskyou
county, Cal., went dry outside of
Incorporated towns on January
lst. One mnn nwrm tlio Imvn
which consists of a store, "soft
ilrlnls" saloon, dnnco hall, 11-
vtry stable, blacksmith shop,
hotel, three dwellings nnd sev-
?ral other buildings. Ho offers
to sell everything but tho school
J-we, Wholesale liquor dealers
In Siskiyou county has been ln-
formed that the Southern Pad-
n will vefse to receive liquors
for shipment to any unincorpor-
atcd towns where saloons aro
fc-bldden.
LOW RATE TO
OREGON SOON
Railways Reduce Fares for
Homesteaders From East
and Middle West.
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. C Colon
ist rates to Portland or any point In
Oregon wcro announced at tho meet
ing In Chicago of tho Transcontinen
tal Passenger Agents' association.
They will bo In effect from March
10 to April 10, Inclusive, and Include
a stop-over privilege of 10 days at
any point nlong tho route. Tho rntes
apply on all transcontinental lines.
Tho rates from the prlnclpnl points
will bo: St. Paul, Duluth, Winnipeg,
Omnhn, Council Hluffs, Kansas City,
St. Joe, $2r; Chicago, $33; St.Louls,
$32; Cincinnati, $37.90; Cleveland,
$39:7r.; Ruffnlo, $12.50; Pittsburg,
$42; Iloston, $10.15; Philadelphia,
$I9.7G; New York, $50.
This announcement came to all
the Portland offices of tho nrIous
transcontinental Hues, Including tho
O.-W. It. & N. Co., tho Northorn Pncl
flc, Oront Northern, Spokane, Port
land & Seattle, Chicago, Milwaukee
& Puget Sound, Southern Pad lie nnd
tho Oregon Electric In conjunction
with tho S. P. & S. Great Northorn
nnd Northern Pacific. Tho rates will
alHo apply to nil points on tho Astoria
& Columbia river, in conjunction with
the Hill systom, of which It Is a
part.
That tho rates will bo taken nd
vantngo of to a much grcntor extent
thnn over Is predicted by every rnll
rond ofllclal In tho country In view
of the grent Interest that Is being
taken In Orogon among tho peoplo of
tho eastern nnd mlddlo stated. Thou
Rnnds of peoplo hnve during tho past
mouth Icon communicating with tho
various commorclnl bodies In tho
Rtnte announcing their Intention of
coming to Oregon.
WEST VETOES HILL.
SALEM,, Ore., Feb. C. Govornor
West today exercised his right of
veto for tho ilrst tlmo when ho re
turned to tho Scnnto with his disap
proval Senator Nottingham's bill,
providing for tho enforcement of
mechanic's liens against homesteads.
DURING FIGRT
Five Dead and Twenty-Nine
'Wounded During Mexican
Battle.
(Dy Associated Pross to Coos Hay
Times.)
EL PASO, Fob. C. Tho total casu
alties In Sunday's fighting at Daucho,
south of Juarez, was five dead and
20 wounded, tho federals lost pno
man and two women.
ASIIUHST STILL MISSING.
No Trace of Philadelphia Postmaster
Is Found.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
PHILADELPHIA, Penn., Feb. C.
The mystery of tho disappearance of
Richard L. Ashurst, postmaster nt
Philadelphia In Atlantic City a week
ago Is apparently no nearer solution
than It was last week.
A NEW LINE of SCORE and
PLACE CAItDS at the ItED CROSS
DRUG STORE.
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Read the Times Want Ads.
RICR RAUL MADE
San Francisco Couple Admit
Theft of $15,000 Worth of
Goods In a Month.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
SAN FItANClSCO, Cnl., Fob. C
OFFERS JOB
TO
SA
President Taft "Provides Berth
For California Congress
man Out of a Job.
(Ey Associated Press to Coos '
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. 0.
Representative Duncan E. McKlulcy,
a membor of Congress from Califor
nia who failed for reelection wns to
day nominated by President Taft to
be surveyor of customs for tho dis
trict of San Francisco.
IN
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Uun
British Legislature Receives
Address From King
George.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
LONDON, England, Fob. C -Parliament
convened today. King Gcor-
go nnd Quoon, Mnry occuplod tho
throne. Tho King's address men
tioned only two legislative monsurcs
specifically, "proposals," said tho
king, "will bo submitted without de
lay for settling tho rclntlons botween
two Houses of Pnrllamont with tho
object of securing nn effectlvo work
ing constitution."
Tho legislation would nlso bo
had, his mnjesty said, to provldo in
surance agnlust sickness and unem
ployment. IS
Representative Appeals to
House For Aid In Curbing
Unfriendly Press.
(Uy AhutLintcd Pro3n to Coos Day
Times, J
WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. C
Thero was a romnrknblo scone In tho
House whon Macon on a motion of
prlvllego arraigned newspapermen
who, ho clalmod, sought to Intlmldnto
him and dramatically nskod what
protection mombors of con gross had.
Tho lnoldont was tho outgrowth of a
passago Saturday botwoen Macon nnd
a newspapor oorrospondont whom ho
had donouncod.
Tho IIouso adopted a resolution of
fored by Gardiner of Massachusetts
providing for a full Investigation of
the Incldont by a sub-commltteo of
judiciary commltteo, empowered to
summon and examine witness under
oath and report February 18.
Macon rolnted tho Incldont on tho
floor of the House after adjournment
Saturday at which ho criticized
sharply tho reports of a newspaper
correspondent. Hot words passed,
and friends separated Macon and tho
newspaper man. "Tho question Is
Just this," Macon concluded, "Are
members of the House to bo protect
ed by tho constitution or must they
protect themselves with a shot gun,
If the latter he tho policy, I want to
get my gun todny."
Macon Insisted that for some rea
son the newspapers havo been un
friendly to him ever slnco ho came
Jnto the House.
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BY SHOPLlFTERSiPOPULAR ELECTION OF SENATORS
Elmer Mend and Mny Hill were ar
rested today for shoplifting nnd ad
mitted they had stolen ton to fifteen
thousnnd dollars worth of goods at
retail stores slnco Christmas. Tho
apparel worn by them when nrrested
was equipped with mechanical devices
for concealing goods.
KILLS UN
Seattle Man Commits Double
Crime When Girl Turns
Him Down.
(Dy Associated Pross to Cooi Day
Times.)
SEATTLE, Wash., Fob. 0. James
Vlnkcs, who killed Miss Carnn Gil
lotto nnd then shot hiniBeU In tho
head last night, died early today In
tho hospital. Tho tragedy Is suppos
ed to hnve followed the girl's refusal
to marry Vlakcs.
E
Marshf ield Woman Passes Away
at Mercy Hospital After
Long Illness.
Mrs. Herman Kruegor, formerly
Corn Mosena, died nt Mercy hospital
about 2 o'clock this morning of
bronchial trouble. Sho had boon ail
ing for Bonio tlmo and had been nt
tho hospital soveral weeks.
Mrs. Kruegor was about thirty-two
years old and besides her husbnud Is
survived by llvo children, tho lnttor
being step-children of Mr. Kriiogcr.
Tho funeral will bo hold nt 2
o'clock Tuesday attornoon from Dun
gnu's Undertaking pnrlors, Rev. G.
LoRoy Hnll olllcintlng.
L
LOSE HIS JOB
Senators Bourne and Cham
berlain Win Victory Over
Appointment.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. C.
Upon tho statements of Senators
Rourno nnd Chnmborlnln that Elmer
D. Colwoll, who wns appointed dur
ing tho recoss of Congress to bo
Unltod Statos inarshnll In Oregon, Is
personally obnoxious to thorn, tho
Sonato Commltteo on Judiciary today
rojocted tho nomination.
Colwoll Is now sorvlng as marshal.
Ho belongs to tho antl-Uourno fnctlon
of tho republican party In Orogon.
NEW WASHINGTON OFFICIALS.
President Taft Nominates United
States Marshal.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. 0.
President Taft has sent to tho sonato
theso nominations: W. E. Hnltomnn
to bo United Stntes mashal In Eastorn
District of Washington, and Joseph
R. II. Jncoby to bo United States
Marshal for tho Western district of
Washington.
Just received FRESH barrel of
Columbia RATTERIES at Tho GUN
NERV. For Sale Let Times want ad. get
It. Phone 138-J.
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W
IS SCORED BY
TALKS ABOUT
Part of Extensions Planned by
Southern Pacific Out
lined. NEW YORK, N. Y Feb. C In
his statement of tho action taken by
tho Union nnd Southern Pacific execu
tive committees, President Lovctt
plnccd tho emphnsls on tho announce
ment of double-tracking to cost $75,
000,000. Thero was another Item
In tho stntement, however, which will
probably require greater outlay and
add decidedly moro to tho earning
power of tho Hnrrlmnu lines. This
Item was approval of long-contem-
, plated plans for extensions nnd new
lines, this expenditure to extend over
n period of six years.
Tho extensions Include tho bisec
tion of Washington by tho comple
tion of the North Const from Spok
ane to Senttlo and from Spoknuo to
Lowlstou; the construction of numer
ous branches of this lino for tho dc-
j vclopmcnt of tho state; an east and
i west lino across Orogon from Ontario
on tho eastern border, through the
Harney Valley, to connect with tho
Southern Pacific's now main lino
from Klnmnth Falls to Natron, and
tho continuation of tho Southern Pa
cific to Crescent City, Cal from
Grants Pass.
Tho Northwestern Pnclflc, which
has been surveyed along tho north
California coast from Sherwood, Cnl.,
will bo extended to Crescent City to
connect with tho new lino from
Grants Pass.
An extension of tho Deschutes lino
will bo built from Redmond to Odcll
on tho Nntron-Klnmnth cutoff' nnd n
connection with tho proposod oast
nnd wost road from Redmond to
Hums via Prlnovlllo Is contemplated.
Tho grent trlnnglo bounded by tho
Central Pacific, tho Southern Coast
lines north to Portland nnd tho
Navigation company nnd Short Lino
contnlns 50,000,000 ncres capable,
with modorato Irrigation, of produc
ing n vast amount of grain and fruit.
It will yield a boundless supply of
timber, Is already producing consld
orahlo oro and promises oil.
BURN CAPITOL
OF
Statehouse Destroyed By Fire
Last Night Save Some
of Records.
(Dy Associated Pross to Coos Day
Times.)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Fob. C
Tho flro which dostroyod tho Stato
IIouso of Missouri last night Is still
smoldering today, Though tho ilamos
reached tho record vaults In tlio buso
ment, largo quantities of valuable re
cords and pnpors wero aavod. Tho
legislature will meet In tompornry
qunrters.
CLEItKS'S OFFICE lll'SV.
Tho fees of tho office of tho county
clerk for tho month of January which
wore turned over to tho county treas
urer Monday amounted to $091.79.
Coqulllo Sentinel.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
All porsons Indebted to Ploncor
Grocory Company aro hereby request
ed to mnko prompt settlement of
samo as It Is necessary to eloso our
books Immediately. Dy so doing yon
will save costs of collection. Make
payments to Israel Lando.
II. E. DESSEY,
Trustee.
NEW
RAILWAYS
SENATOR LODGE
Massachusetts Man Declares
That Plan Is Blow at
Constitution.
VIOLATES INTENTS
OF THE ORGANIZERS
Delivers Lengthy Speech Op
posing Submission of It
to States.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Dny
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. C.
Resistance to tho uttermost to ttus
attempts to transfer from Congress ten
tho various state legislatures the
control of the tlmo and mannor of
election uf United States senators as
proposod by resolution providing for
their election by tho direct voto of
, tho peoplo, wns advised by Souator
Lodge of Massachusetts In a speech:
In tho sonato today.
Lodge was speaking In opposition
to tho proposed new nmondment to
constitution ns n Wholo, but ho found'1
an especial topic In the portion plac
ing tho direct mnungomout of tho de
tails of senatorial elections In the
various stato lcglslnturos.
Declaring tho proposod change In
thnt respect "strikes at tho vory
foundation of our national govern
ment." Lodge snld the plan violates
tho plans of tho framors of tho con
stitution. Lodgo said "If this nmondment
should become n law twonty-thrco
states, Including porhnps only n mino
rity of tho population, could at any
moment arrest tho movomont of the
government and stop all Its opera
tions." The senator denounced ns
"mockery" tho "clnlm" that tho pro
posed leglslatlnit was progression."
Not only wns It mockory, buCit wok.
retrogression nnd reaction of an x
tromo kind," ho declnrod.
. URGE Pl'RLIO AID.
Supporters nf Popular Elections Ap
peal to Void's.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. 0.
An nppeal to tho country to assist In
compelling tho adoption of tho reso
lution providing for tho election of
sonntors by tho direct voto of tho
peopfo was Issued today by tho execu
tive commltteo of tho National Pro
gressive Republican Longuo. It do
olaros that to Insure tho necessary
two-thirds voto In tho sonato, ovory
avallahlo voto must bo mustored. The
npponl Is slgnod by Senntor Jonathan
Rourno of Orogon, prosldont of tho
league
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
The Nan n Smith sailed Saturday f
afternoon with n largo owrgo for Day
Point. A large olectrlo crane li be
ing put In nt the mill here whloh will
expodlto the loading of vessels con
siderably. Tho sohoonor Omega sailed In ovor
the bar yostorday and was tnken by
tho tug at Glasgow wharf and
brought to Simpson mill whero sho
will tnko on n enrgo of lumbor for
San Pedro.
Tho Elizabeth sailed Saturday from
Dandon for San Frnuclsco.
.
VANCOUVER HOWLER
MAKES RECORD SCORE
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Fob. C Tho
highest scoro for three games in
the individual bowling ovor re-
cordod at a tournamont of tho
American Dowllng Congress waff
hung up recently whon II. C. 4s
Muggloy of Vancouver, D. C, 4
rolled 721. O
In ono of tho threo games
Muggloy bowled 279, which
equals tho highest record for a
single game.
ii t fc4 -fi.