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VOL XXXIV
EMiibll&licd in 1878
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HEADING THE COOS HAY TIMES.
ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME
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MARSHFIELD.OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1911 EVENING EDITION.
ROOSEVELT ON
IB. 0UIL00K
GENERAL HHGER 1LLIS SMS THAT COOS
BAY RAILWAY UIE MAY B
A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mnll
nnil Coos liny Adcrtlcr.
No. 52
1
Returns to Portland From Con
ferencc With Southern
Pacific Officials.
Portland and
Francisco.
Former President Says All We
Demanu - Is Order and !
i
Justice.
(Dj- Associated Press to Coos Day NOT READY TO GIVE
Times.) I
KL PASO. Tex.. Mnr. IB "All tho OUT DETAILS OF PLAN
United States demands of Mexico Is
order, Juntlco nnd Indopondoncc," de
clared Thco. Itoosovolt today nt n
breakfast at tho Toltec club. The
colonel's remarks woro tho only ut
terances ho has mado on tho Mexican
situation and enmo ns n comploto
jurprlso to tho momhors of his par
ty Colonel HOOHOVUil n-'u up m inn
observations on tho Mexican trouble Oregonlnn says:
by saying that tho prosperity of his "New Bteamer servlco nnd a rail
neighbors was a condition of tho wfty i)roJoct fm C(jos
nrosncrlti of nny mnn. !
m. L .1 II . tIMUU DM It Inn In il.ni inl.
He ciocinrcu noncsi uonniig uc- --- --s i-i i-uk v.. u. .unus, rmi BnUI Mn MB nt tho ImporInl
tvfecn mnn and man wns tho only superintendent of tho Hnrrlman Hotel yesterday.
certain foundation or prosporuy. Tne
name thine Is true, ho snld, of tho nmshlp lino between this port and
relations of communities to ench oth- Coon I3ay, to San FrnnclBCo for a
BUT SOOi
fa--.SOijIEE-TJlETHINGSrCQOS COUNTYWOULD SHIP -'ZT.
coos , ..Ttyr-Afet'..'StQ'"-" 4 "IFIT-HADA RAILtaOA'lSV " TL-
EB
am U
EATY IDEA
NOW FAVORED
Cti?
mmmmmmkmm:-
he
Hopes For Early Action On It
May Put Steamer On San
Francisco Run.
Thoreforo,
Mr. ,ncss on that line
Mlllls seemed to avoid discussing tho Bald, tho necessity of tho Hnrrlman
railroad nroJoct for Coos Rnv. but ml- 'ntorests placing a steamer between
PORTLAND, Ore. Mnr. 15 Tho ni,ttcd tlmt tllc enterprise Is rccelv-!000,8 Uny nml Snn Francisco Is being
j Dredging Under Way.
"Wo really don't caro to ontor that
lug serious conslderntlon
Early Hlnrt Probable.
Wo nro not ready yet to mnko do-
ho
er.
JUItY IS RKCUHEI).
Italian TIiIotph (o Ho Tried For Mur'
tier of Follow.
month. Ho returned yesterday morn
ing. Mr. Mlllls conference with leading
Harrlman officials In
"Is tho project n certainty?"
was asked.
"Well, wo hope something will bo
English Press Welcomes Pres-i
ident Taft's Suggested'
Alliance.
(IJy Associated Press to Coos Bi
Titles.)
LONDON, England, Mnr. 11. Tho
afternoon papers welcome with en
thusiastic and cordial Biipport Presi
dent Tnft'B known wish for n general
"Anglo-American arbitration treaty
given In the Houso of Commons last
i
..I..1.. t... Ml t.l r. .
Tho Hnrrlman Interests had begun "''" UJ a,r 1'"WI.iru "r"- " w
tho construction of n road from Drain "'l that tho Amorlcnn executlvo
toward Coos liny, and probably would cherishes tho ljopo that an nmond-
hnvo hnd It completed long before ment to tho oxlBtlnir nrbltrntlon
111 remove tho present Dra
in Article Ono ngnlnst tho
between Coos Day nnd Snn Francisco, como to nn end. That tho Southern submission to nrbltrntlon of questions
but It Is not certain that they can Pacific company Is still looking for- of vital Interest to tho two partlos or
caro for tho work." Iward to having tho lino built to con- involving their honor. Tho forolim
tho channel for tho first tlmo Thurs
day.
Panic Stops Construction.
Hay were busl- "' nnnouncement concerning tho"o J. "" Is necessary, sad Mr. this time had It not been for tho w
, time of commencing work 'on thoM".""' ,T 7 , ,,rfr ,t0 .?V 'i"0"0' Btr,l,Roncjr ot 1007' wh,ch hlbltlo.i
k C. J. Mlllls, rond .. .., Mp MmiBnf ,,, Tnmrini work to tho Uimhcr vessels that ply forced tho work of construction to mim,on
Since tho government, aided by tho noct Its main lino with Coos Day was
secretary referred to Tnft's rocont
nconlo of Coos Day. hns bocuii Im- Indicnted liv Mr. Mlllln vontnnlnv. Tin
dono nt nn enrly date In that regard, , proving tho harbor and tho rlvor'nlso predicted a stendy Incrcaso In nrultratlon POch aB n "bold, coura-
uut wo are not rcadyvto nnnounco channel nt Coos Day, tho port hns re- tho amount of traftlc his company will RC0U8 nnd pregnant with conso
dcflnlto plnnB nt present," ho said. cclved consldornblo attention. Thohnndlo botweon Coos liny nnd Port- quencos" nnd ndded that ho bollovod
tin Wna tint no fnHnntit nlmn itt ...-i. .....li i nt . . t
a ."- 77 7. " V I .V '"".orKUUl"n,-,uw,ucol'n"?cnnnnoi(inna. tho nrU,Bh KOVOrnmont nnd parlla-
""" .. BivuuiBiiiii Biiuuuon iu uoob uny ns to ouout n mtio nuovo Mnrshfleld, and Beginning about April 1, Mr. Mlllls
tier vi X'ciiima. -" ",' ...w.. .. wui A.. a lo uuuu. u iiiuu uuuvu fliurmuiuiu, uiiu uugiuning auoui ipni J, Air. iMIIMB t III l f
(nv Awoclntod Press to Coos Hoy Involved the placing, If nccessnry, of ho wns nbout tno Proposed rnllrond. wllj mnko It posslblo for vessels of snld tho Btenmcr Drca'-wator will men W0Uf'J ,)laco "10 fltamp 0I ap'
TimPiO i Ho explained that slnco tho Orecon pon.ldnrnhin iirnf in onr i,n norf UnVn .m n i.,iBV cM,n,i,.i rn- M. Proval on U1 Bcnumonts oxprossoa.
Times.)
n stcauiBhlp service between Coos
VITEIUIO, Italy, Mnr. 1R. After " D'v ""'" """ " " coal & Navigation Company sold tho
much difficulty a Jury was secured Day and San Francisco, nnd the enrly stonmor Plant, which operated bo-
today for tho trlnl of 30 members of construction of n rnllrond Into thnt twoen Cooa Dn' nml Snn Frnnclsco,
Cnptnln MacQcnn, commanding tho spring nnd summer senson. . no i'n,n& emnaara noias iubs
steamer Drcnkwator, said ycstordnyl Mrs. C. J. Mlllls, accompanied by "ronl and nnturnl nlllanco would:
upon arriving from Coos Day. thnt tho her dnuchtor. Miss Mnbnl Minis, not bo that between England nnd
i - - ..-.--- - . r
tho Cnmmora charged with murders l0 n" Alaskn company, there seemed first mile nnd a half of tho chnnnol came up on tho Breakwater yesterday Franco or England and Japan but bo-
Qonarlo, ' ",u to bo uncertainty about tho lumber has been dredged, nnd thnt ho took to moot Mr. Mlllls on his return from tween England and tho Unltod Sta-
ern Pacific lino running between vessels uoing nolo to do all the busl-
nf their follow thieves,
Cuoccolo nnd tho lattcr's wlfo.
tho Breakwater through that part of San Francisco."
tes."
ALASKA OASES TO BE UNTANGLED
Secretary Fisher Will Begin
Immediate Action to Help
i
Straighten Out the Mineral
Claims.
Hly Aunilatcd Proas to Cons Bny '
Tlmos.) I
8EATTLE, WobIi., Mnr. in. Sec-
FRENCH BEAT
TBIBES DOWN
mm
IS
VICTIM OE PORTLAND FIEND
Cruel and Ghastly Murder Dis- nlni08t pob,"v "t ' ttio body
was that of Barbara Holtzman, tho
COVered in Lodging HOUSe missing girl. Her parents woro sum
There Today.
WILL STOP SMUGGLING FOR REBELS
T
n,f,h?IIMr,M,lUorL;,8h" Situation In Morocco Grave But WRONG DOER ESCAPES
er It concentrating his forces nt Seat
tle for the work of cancelling tho Think Defeats Have Had I BEFORE ITS DISCOVERY nnd nnBlsh nnd tho mother utterly
monod nnd soon tho little torrlblo
truth was brought homo to them
that tho tholr llttlo ono had mot death
at tho hands of a flond. Tho fathor
was nlmost besldo himself with grief
Think Defeats Have Had
Good Effect.
fraudulent Alaska coal land claims no
that tho land may bo opened for mln-t
lag under lease or roynlty ns congrois
may direct. Most of tho richest coal
flFPAR finift lliinn Hln.1 AH ... ....
r ,, . ,. V . - . FEZ Morocco, Mnr. 15. Two da-
r'tj of tho filings hnvo beon nssall-
fd as fraudulent. Tho vnlue of tho foatB BUfrred by Ul tr,be8,ncn at
known coal deposits of Alnskn hnvo tho hands of tho French troops linyo
frequently boon estimated at ono bll- had a salutary offect on tho trlbes-
llon dollars. nien who are submitting to nuth-
Indlctments In connection with nJ- orlty In IncrenBlng numbers.
leged fraudulent coal land, trnnsac-,
tlons have beon returned In n number I THOUHLE IN MOHOCCO.
of r'nr, nm) tll0 nilngs of tho Cua-
collapsod.
Mrs. Nelson snys tho man who Is
By Associated Press to coos Day Child Disappeared Yesterday BUBpecJ of ,coram,u0tlnr , ,cr,mo
Tlmpg i I camo to her placo at 9:45 o'clock yes-
and body pound mis
Morning.
(By Associated Pross to Cons Bn.v
Times.! t
PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. 15. Boar-
U.S.
Leader of Washington Junta of
Insurrectionists Gives
Out Statement.
Coon (Im
(By Associated Pross to
Tlmos.)
NEW YORK, N. Y., Mar. 15. Dr.
United States Government An
nounces That Giving Aid
From El Paso to Insurrectos
Must Cease.
(.(By Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
EL PASO, Tex., Mnr. 15. "SmuB
gllng nrms nnd nmmunltlon ncrois
tho Mexican frontlor from El Paso
must cense." This Is tho substnuco ot
an order received by fodoral officials
hero today nnd Is supposed to hnvo
emanated from Washington on rep
resentation from tho Mexican govern
ment thnt El Pnso has been tho chief.
icruay morning nnu inquired for n
room. After ho wns assigned to ono1,, , , ,
., . .. , . , . . , , , Francisco Gomoz, lendor of
flint RllffOfl Iillil lin wna nnt In nvl. '
donco, excopt that Mrs. Nelson heard Washington Juntn of Insurrection- ( to tho Insurrectos nnd tho placo at
what apparently was somo object fall-, h of Mexico delivered a gonornl de-i"",l-,, l,,u ,",""H"1 "ua uuu" J""u
tho point from which help hns been sent
lng to tho floor. Sho suspectod that
hor lodger had fallen, but his foot
flanco of tho Moxlcan government
ned and fostered.
I Tho assertion of Minister ot Flnan-
.t.ln .n...n l..4 I .... 1 1 ,A t '
lng marks of ono of tho most cruel BfnnH ,,. ,m ,, ,,, ihn rnnm '" ". . '"".co Llmantour nt Now York last night
nnd henrtloss murders ever recorded soon Indicated that nothing serious 0omez 8nl(1 tho rovolutlonUt8 wIIl Xtte tnZllcZ wInoE
in this city, tho body of little Bar- bad happened. When ho loft tho not ,ay down 'tnolr mB unt tholr'"g1' "B v' 'T? '".?..
t uu Biiunit uii; niiutim iiiuiuj" una wuuit-
nlngham claims are now before tho Moorish Trlbos niscnnlcntcil and bnra Holtzman, a five-year-old girl, houso, Mw. Nelson wna unablo to say. don)BndH ro Krnnted and tho Insur-' ,, rnnRtfirnnHn ,inr
interior Department on nnnllcntion Outlook Is One.
for patents. It Is understood thnt fP-v Asoelntod Prosi to Coos Boy
Fisher will dovote great enorgy to ua- Times )
angling the Alnskn coal Innd sltua- PARIS, Franco, Mnr. 15. A dls-
tkm nnd Hint President Tnft will co- patch to Lo Matin from Fez says tho
operato heartly with him. Tho first situation In Morocco is exceedingly
6ktmilsh In QnnHU ...111 l.n -rnHni. nA Hn..A ,11 ,l.n UILas nA .lla.nn,nn,lf.
... .JV..H.IU nut uu .tlHJUJl U Bl''c Hw ,,,ucu utu ...ovw..v..v.- ,.. ., II,,,,. ,U1,I
nhei, t.. i , -r ..... . i. mechanic, wno lives within n
nen Judge C. II. Hnnford w hoar ed nt tho alleged abuses of tho move- ' ,. ,,,,
arpnmQ.. .. . . . . . ..... . . . ,.. blocks of tho rooming nouso.
-oM...tmB Ull n uomuror mod oy at- ment to stop mo preacuing ui n iiuiy
torneys for Cornelius Christopher nnd war.
Grgo Simons Indicted nt Tncoina Tho French consul Is quoted as
last October. Other cases will fol- snylnc that In many years sorvlco In
IUW,
ASSESS STOCK
OF COMPANY
!
I
Morocco ho has never seen a situa
tion so serious,
Nd Transit Company Stock
holders Asked to Pay Ten
Per Cent.
J. H. Gru
Ranld Transit company nro ulso cred
ltors of the company who have claims In his actions, Mrs. Nelson did not
'on file. Thus they will bo hit twice Biispect anything wrong until today
In the proceedings tho certain per when sho wont to the room to seo
cent of loss they must stand on their what had become of the lodger,
clnlms and tho assessment for Rapid She found the door locked nnd tho
Transit stock. ky removed, This fact aroused hor
suspicions nnd tho door wns burst
open. There wns the body of tho
llttlo girl.
A bloody cloth covered tho llttlo
ono's nostrils Indicating she had been j
RhA wnlfo.l nnnrli- nil mnrnlnn-tn lionr '... .. ... vu " " .".
wns found on n blood-stnlned bed In . m ,. n . ,,,;,,?,"" "niB nr " worriou over mo Fifteen Amorlcnns enpturod nt
n rooming house nt 107 Russel stro3t ""' ' ''--" n'Z . PrSnt Unltd Stnt8 trP8 '" Orando nro still In jail at that
shortlyboforo noon today by Mrs. f"t0 J J" " TtZZ0' Cont,nu,nB ho Bn,a' "wo-t,mtplce according to reports. Tho Mox--.
x., ..'- '. ,.!n,1C0' Tll l,,scovory of th0 crl"10 rl- Is the Insurrectionists, think tho mo- . ,..,.,
. . I IVUII 1IUIIIUI IVIl'D Bf 11 in iiujiiuuauiu
Mr Vl. lnMI,l H annA lVOm0nt f trPa ,8 d,rCCtC(l OBOlnBt t,0y w ,J0 hot bnnu,l8i T0 ,.
, n Tir n r Zln, MwIco " M ' BmuBSnB B "rrecto Junta, however. Insists It
ed man ns being about 45 years of nnd Ia not nuroIjr dIroctod ngnlnBt ln. ma r from n(1 ,
ago with n gray moustache. Ho was 8lirgents. Tho govornmont is now;Hlo mon WU Ilovor u0 ,10ard rrom.
iivuuy iii-uHHi.-u mm uiiuouruu noi iu r0alIzinK tho sorlousness of tho Insur- .
llw,u' bo in tho best of health. So far as 4 -.i tu ..t ,v
shop yesterday afternoon to make' ,, ,., , t mn,v""'""'v,u"" ",v " u,u w""'
somo purchases and never returned. tnIfo tho ,.., lnto thn hollRn ,BdM,,' .'.'' '
linnin? flni i rnnrn n rn nvnivn ruiui
sand mon under arms fighting for tho
lnsurrecto cnuso nnd that many
'American mon In high places nro nlJ-
Gortlo Nelson, proprietor of tho
hauso. The murdered llttlo girl wns
tho dnughter of Voollln lloltzmnn,
few
rooming house. Tho
little girl was sent to the butcher
tnko tho child into tho houso
Mrs. Nolsou has no Idea when tho as-
Mrs. Nelson stntes that an unldon
tilled man rented n room from hor at Bajt and murder occurred.
9:45 o clock a. in., and although he
seemed to bo somewhat mysterious
STOPPING AN AI)
1 To savo money is llko stop-
ping a clock to save tlmo.
Finn across border.
PETTY CRIME
AT NORTH BE1D
High School and Buslnes;
FAI I ING WAI I
t W Ui I B hf if l M V MM
I
DRIES HUT
Mexican Olllolals and Iiibiirroctos Kv
cliaugo Volleys.
(Bv Assncia'od PrH tf Cons Unv c'oVfd. nnd when Mrs. NoIbou piille'l
I Tiiips off the bed coverings Indications of
tVOS of North Bond. trnstf n t t nvim r. TMnn 1K Tlrlnt? i ... .,.nnln,l Jv. 1n,l
'he Coos Biy Rapid Transit com- from the American side of the In- unor the HMle bodv was IjIqo.I
ran" bankruptcy action, hns just sent ternntlonal lino, the Mexican customs soaked and tho little lo?s and torso
cut notice tn tlm .tn.i,i,ij ,i. rmMnla nt Alpndnnos todnv Sent a worn sninnrod with tho Ufa lllnnd Of
company for a second assessment of volley Into the Insurrectos, the lat- tho child. , ia numbor of Pt,y thoftB ond dolre" (ny Associated Press to Coos Bny 'caught by falling walls today
Houses Broken Into By
Unknown Miscreants.
As jot, the North Bond pollco have!
been unable to solve tho mystory of
lng tho Insurrectos with resources.
'school building was broken into and
OUJIl. lilllU B UUDIV U1DU uiunutl IIIVU. t
Nothing was taken although tho desk ,
was pretty thoroughly rifled.
1 no ooor on 1110 luu iihj- urucury i
was also forced but so far as can bo . ... . . .. ,
(ascertained, nothing wns taken. , several WOrKmen faiaiiy III-
f Entrance to tho Fourier Brothers. jured In ACCidGtlt at
Meat Market was also effected nnd Nashville.
about forty cents In change was (Oy AssocIatt.il fios to Coos Bay
, taken from the money drawer. Times )
I Careful watch Is being kept and ij NASHVILLE, Tenn., Mar. 15.
Is hoped to land tho offenders soon, i Botweon llftoon and twonty workmen
engngod In tearing down tho walls of
FIRE IN MILWAUKEE. the J. H. Falb & Co., building which
was recently damagod by fire, woro
It is
i - -" "vvumu ap
rMr rent on tholr stock. tor ronlylng by flrlns across the lino As Foon ns she had rerovefl from nauons mere, wiuio no loss or a Times.) probable tiat bevoral workmon who
Tpre rro about 150 stockholders into the American town of Andrade, fh first terrible shock of dlseovnrv conslderablo amount was reported, tho MILWAUKEE, Mar. 15. Tho were mostly negroes will not bo
11 hk W'nltv holding from one to No one was hurt so far as Is known. Mrs. Xelson rushed to the street and petty crimes have caused more or lumber yard of tho M Ililty Lumber brought out alive
n shares anlrrn ai,., ..,i.it oht mvn iucpput, nnmia nt sn nun nnprf nnichbors. and the Dollco less uneasiness. f!orananv was nracticallv rinqtrnvnrt At 2 o'clock thirteen had been ro-
-,.. .v, auum uYU'iuiiuo nr.iiniu t.t.i. bwwMu v - .,, ,. - .... 1 , .., ., , .
... .. .. i .
ore of the stockholders in tho THE GUNNERY.
were called. From tho first It was Last Friday night, the new
(irsfi
high by fire today.
Four were dead.
A
The loss Is $200,000 moved.
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