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Hag tes SOMEONE HAS SAID: "A utorv's ndvcrtMng spnco iu n ncuspnpir, '.-ompnivd with tlio tqmco uvd by ollur Mnivs should ilellno l(i roinpHt'Nilxc Impoi-tume In tlio ii intimnllj ! IIhm jmir hturcV ml i rlltlim .pint' i (lull? " .,i,m llil nrwttimpiT. .... nr tnltl'd ,U1 ,'M, ,,,,w n "-- r.ir mi wtlirlity n n .mlHiiw-"".V- ',..- i . .1.. !- II II '" ' ilmi tl nilulil rain n f'"""1 ; 1.1 mil '' H" Ml IM'WcpniMT. MKMIlKIt OK ASSOCIATED PRESS K " - IMnMlsliHl lit 1HTH i The Count Mnll VOL XXXIV MARSHFIELD.OREGOM. SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1911 EVENING EDITION EIGHT PAGES. A Consolidation of Times, Count Mail nml Coos liny Advert Ncr. No. 61 TTaBs carrying sZ M.-W- ,,,m,,! n,',H,Wr '. ,H I.,.. iltlx iipummpi'i. If (Eaflg SHIP ON HE NEAR EUREKA HUNDRED LIVES LOST NEW YORK FIRE TO D AY Terrific Death Toll In Confla gration In Big Factory Building. THIRTY-FIVE BODIES ALREADY RECOVERED Disaster Late This Afternoon and Complete Details Df It Arc Lacking. in. Associated Press to Coos Hay j Times.) Blgnofa vessel which wns reported NEW "YOItK. 7i. 'Y., Mar. t2r. nflro off Uhta port '.lust night, ihw ii'lust one hnndrcd lives -nro bo- been found nntl noma doubt exfctta M ' . . ... .,, nrn ' whether m vobsoI win. burned. lleTed to h en lost In nro which swept through a factory build- IJny nn(, l)0 Blcnmor Clly of TopckJl lag Id the wholesale district hito thin frnm'SKU 'Francisco airrlved horu'to- fiMioon It to roporteU Hint tlilr dny nu'd report haxlng sighted no ty-flre bodies already hnvo been re- wrccksi;u covered. The factory Vessel Reported Burning Off Eureka Last Might But Not Located. (Uy Associated Press to Coos Hay Times.) EUREKA, Cal Mar. 25. No Marine lurjn arc now 'In- wan Ocvotadinllncd to tlio belief that there wns no to celluloid specialties. Fifteen hun dred persons were employed In tho itructurc bulMlng. Several other factories were located In the building. When iv nntip nml nremon nrrlved. tho marine (llsastor offtttio coast but tho fire Hccn seuward laid night is fit III which wns nn eight story I unexplained. The llfe-snvlng crow In a powir I launch crulseil up nnd down tho coast nd out to sen for n distance bodies of thlrty-llvo victims most f jof three miles but found no trnce id whom were dead lind boon trtVon out . tho -vessel reported iburnlng :it r of the building. , Inst nRt TWENTY-SIX DIE II A SHIPWRECK Wooden Steamer Turns Turtle f0 wwit l0 lh rc8CU0 but rlupnotl ,, . ... to port without finding any trnce of llfini' Dnnnhnw Dnii' Dk lirh t.ai uwavi.iuy uoy, uiiusm, tlle nilssltiE vessel. Columbia, and All Lost. Aboard (By Associated PreB to Coos Bay TlttlCS.) VICTOUIA, Ik C, Mor. 25. The rtrltlsh ColumUki Shipping Com pany's little wcodon steamer Scehelt, ullt for passenger service on an inr lnnd hike, turned turtle In a furious gale at Uencbey Head late yesturduy nnd went down with twenty-BSx per sons. She carried a crow of four men, and pnssengiTs bound for tho CnnnV dlon Northern Construction camp' but a few wt re residents of oo Ko. News of the disaster was received Tho bodies of an old man and a woman not Identified as passengers nro reported to have been washed iishoro at Beachcy flay. Among tho known dead nro: CAPT. II. V. JAMES, master nnd TiUTt owner. HEW BURNS, minister nt Soo Ko, and wife. JOHN NEWTON, n land Bnrveyor. PRESIDENT OIAZ RECEIVES RESIGNATIONS OE CABINET By Associated Press to Coos Day Times.) SEATTLE. Wash., Mnr. 25. Nothing was heard this morning f the fate of thirty-nine men on "board the little wooden steamer Sechct which capsized off Benchcy Hetiil i the straits of Fuca yesterday In a hero from nn Indian who wltncssot audden storm. The vessel Taainerly tho disaster Tho tug WlllUjai Jcjlllf- was the Hattto l!aK.n. INEBRIATE PHYSICIAN KILLS TWO MEXICAN SITUATION TAKES A NEW TURN .... . . All Officers Retire to Hasten Xr rl Yrn Raforms and Lasting Peace. IS IN RIVER Seven Known Dead and Dozen Injured In Wreck In Geor gia Today. (Uy Associated PresB to Coos Uay Times.) OCILIiA, Oa., Mar. 25. Seven were killed and more than a dozen Injured when tho Dlxlo Flyer on tho Atlnntlc Const roud running between (The official nnnouueement of tho re- Chlcago nnd Jacksonville, Fin., wub BK,mtlon of Prealdenti Dlaz'B cabinet wrecked on n Irestlo over tho Ala- rcftohcd Wft8,llnKtnn todny ln o paha river near horo this morning. m . ., . . , '..,, , , , form of n d spatch from Enrlquo Tho first KnA Second cIobs coaches ' and tho first Pullman flleoper wont C. Creel, Minister of Foreign Affairs Into tho Tlvor carrying nbout four of Mexico, to Scnor Do La Harra, tho lmndrcd Toot of trestle Tho crash Mexican ambassador to tho United enmo without ,11 warning nnd was states. The dispatch Hays that when Pre3- Diaz Reserves Right to Accept Or Reject Rebels Not Entirely Satisfied. (By Associated Press to Coob Day Times.) WASHINGTON, D. C, Mar. 2G. Council Bluffs Prisoner Siayi v,llc- Tllc two -r,cn om,,le(l t5u' samo room at Vne hotel 'during the DGDlitV Sheriff and Saloon--Might. Early odr.y. Tally arose. .... took tho rovolvt-r from Oio pocket of vaused hy tho breaking of an axlo on keeper WIlO RefUSEd Hjm? the deputy stwrlfl anU nred thniCtho cnglno when midway on tho long ftlunt Diaz received tho resignations n . . ' jshotB into the lntter as ho laid as- trestlvv. jle reserved tho right to accept or LTinh- Sleoj). I The roachoB In the river nro nbout reject thorn. Creol nddod thnt thin Aiiwslntud PmHB to 'Coos Hayj', ' Kvlly' then hnsteneTl down tholc rt,l "m,or wnt,r nnA ll ,B mUX action of tho cabinet wns well rocolv Tlmev.)v jestrcet to n btiIooh 'nnli domnnded i, the list o' tho dead may bo lucreas- Pl i,y the public as contributing to, (Hi des MOINES, In., Mar. 25. Dr. lrlnlr. Sterzflig rrffuard him. w"0" " ?"rlB nro c-cnreii. II. II -niuv. n iirMalmntl ii(ltvnfolin -Ynn n1r,rfiilii.iliir 'hnv.. inniln nn I BoVI'U bodies haVO llCOtl ri'COVOrH. --. -ff .. .a ..-.-... . f. .,,. w. .. ( .. .. va..ww VJ. - .... . u ...... w -... dollnlto reforms nnd lasting poneo. Keportb from cbnst l6lw Lr council Jllnfta. totoy hdt nnd kliubncfcrlnto of ino ami now you rofuso I Tlio Injured wero brought hero to . MADEHOS (ill SOUTH. wjm v 10 0 I MIKADO WHITES TO TXFV. 'also ettv a lire nt'weii wuh vlslbloi jinsi nigiii. a iifiuu iub inniwH-uj!, Tho pliyslr.lini wii bolnr, 'Ting, the pltti shot 'Stoning. Kelley HnijKwr of .liipnn Iti-llfi-iileH Fli'inl-' 'nut night but today tho weather . taken by Wollman In an ,lu:tbrlnt..',.l lr. under th Inlluotia-J of liquor and chip For I'nlted Stati-. , clear Titli n envere -northwest wltAl,, , 0 lho hru7,lnl, .itl Knos. flWH not Tcsyizo wntl j,0 i,na ,jono. IB; Afucic'cd vvn to coos uay , mowing. t rrl.tt 1 I .w I l-M 'n. WASHINGTON. 1). C, Mar. J5. ' Last nTpht Operator Shirley nt tho Baron Pchlila, tho Japuncse am-' Marahflelll Wireless -vtatlon packed , hiiiador nlleJ at tho Whlto Homo up a message from 1m Table IHuff today and presented to Preihlont station ir-portlng thnt an nnXnown . Tail a personal nicMUgo from -lho vessel nllro had been sighted irtjont j Emperor cfJapnn. Tho iiinperor d,o- ton miles sin HunUioilH Hay, .'tt'ortl .i...,. v ..... .i..,..it .n.ilt,...l ill., wfia until lu l?nrnlcn mill n tlllt was ' (iir HV il- UIIIIIIIJ tuiiiiitvii kij -- ...... .......... ---., rremueni nnu gien no creuenco w buiuuhikhij imi ...-. .. tbe "false nnd wicked reports rogzaU-1 No further word wns received by Ids Japan." The emperor warmly wireless bra tho above Associated Press dispatch to The Times today Indicates tlmt tho tug did not Isul nny vospc! ii lire. tKlnrocatea Tnft's nssurnuccs t friendship U'tween the two coub- trltL ed Edwaiil Storzlng. d local Haloon-lmo a drink,- said 'Kdlley, and draw-j'"'' nt to uio Aiinuuc uonsi i.uio linsjiltul lit waycrosRo, ua. A "num ber of relief trnliiB worn dispatched from illffcront polnls with physlclniu 'and nurses. It Is said It will ro- liilro thirty-six houra to clear tho triicki for tralllc. . Tho known dead nro: W. OULPIIEIt, Tlltpn. On. O. F. HOMWAltT. Ilonderson, Ky. Airs. W. D. FLETCHER, Uowlanil, Til. CONDUCTOU CHAHLE8 J. PAIt NELL, Savannah, Ga. EXPRESS MESSENGER WOOD tVAKD. FIREMAN LUCIUS ELLIS, color- ed. PORTER WHIDDEN, colored. TO S ! Twelve Manufacharers Decide Not to Enter Any More East ContEKts. bis" iy ,ilakek itt i ni nan hi nTnni mitlP1 w i ni'u i-uinin uiin h u mu nllHUI unniH' UIUUI ILmiU CHJ tendon Alarmed Today Over Prromotor of 'Street Railway -Reports of Imp&nding Hos tilities In Far East. 44 HUtiMAN DEMAND. (fiv Asfsuplnfoil PrPRR PEK1N, China, Mar. 25, M. Korostovetz. tho Russian minister to China, preseuted to- dr lt the Clilneso Forelsn Board n note from his uovern- nent daandlng a full and un equlvortj complUnco wltfc tlio Russian seml-uJllmatum of february 3 C. A A . . . ' Gives Banquet to Interest Local (Capital. Jactlb M. Dlakw. W'Jio holds street rnr franchise In Maraluteld last evonlng tendered n banquet nt( Tho Chwidlor hotel to u number f Marshlleld capitalists. The banquet was for tho purpose of oxplalnlnyj his project to thorn and also enlist ing local financial aid In construct-' lug tho line. 'Associated Press no Goof Hay TImos.') 'NE W YQ1EC, N. Y Jdar. & Presldlent Ho.Inmln HrtRCoo of tho United; Status Motor .eumpany r nouiHTW his company .ne.8 eleven nf- tninted aiftoimftblla nuiiiUfactiiwirs will noi horeafur enter utoinrtWlo races'ln 'hlch 8i!ed Is a factor. illrVs cie snys u-aclng dees notptuducotlo tout Whlcli tho manufacturers doslr OCTOPUS GETS ' ' OIL FIELOS Standard Oil Company Said t: Contol Caflffornia In dustry Now. iCsvy AsBoclttd Press to Coos Uay Thnwi) SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Mar. 25. IT'ollowing tho "uwiouncoment a fow 'dayti ago tlmt tho "Southern Paclfle I nn.Jconvpnny had narneO ti price for thfi sale of Its ctratrortmg Interests In the Associated OH Company, a re port appears in thti TMironlclo today , that 'tho prosjxrctlve Uiuyor Is the I Stanftitrd Oil Company. If the Stand ard tts control, It "will bave tho ab- . solute control of the lll Industry In ' California. llelallveN of Provisional President or Mo.nIcii l'itve New Yurie. (Uy Ashoclntod Press to Coos Day Times.) NEW YORK, N. Y., Mnr. 25. Francisco Mndoro, Sr., nnd Gustavo, his son, left Now York today for San Antonio, Tox., whero thoy call bo nearer Francisco I. Madoro, tho pro visional president of tho Insurrccto' party. They exhibited a nuinbor of dis patches from Alfonso Madcro import ing encounrglngrogross ln tho In surrccto movement. WILL CONTINUE STRUGGLE. LEAVE TODAY Not Day MEAKITER a .. MAim . i m e-itti iib ii ?i i '! ill i i i itr HBILttUra III ilAbA COME IN 12 u is undtrstood tiwt he .doas notic. A. Smith Prophesies That S1JZ2rtSft Actual Construction Will Ing stock hew but thatt iio itches Be Underway Soon "Cwjs Bay will sat actual railroad C. A. ! (Br A.n,in. a n to sejl sufficient stock her to assuro ie Associated Press to Coos Bay ..,,, ., whnm hft exacts ,. . UIUOIUU VMIMVMMtm ......... r- -- -- ,.., "meB.j to ,nre8t ,n t)0 ,)roject that it Is con8tructlon before thond o 1912 PHi 7 KU8lan1, Mflr 25' " a SOOA one. uiraif cables rprolvnil liv T.nnilnn ... i.u i. ..,. ,. I,,.fnr Ikmln., i. '"r "KU "" "m " "w.-.w i j-. ..m,sea iron, repre6outat,lves hla gue3tfi ln8t evening. "'v uUB) ro uiMiuitsuiiB. Thero were thirteen preseiu 1 aifert It Is expected Russia, rolloWB. jnCob M. Illake, G. -mi uon dcnln.n -... l. nn. --. "iiiiu wur ukiuuii win" The rate nt T.lnvrt'a in nvor '"'' OD thn nntK..l. i..inm.n , " UUIUIVUII U IIUBIIIIVICO 'win four wteks Jumped this after B0n from five to ton per cent. " the Othflr linn.l . llol ,l 'c from European capitalists In- 0 J TO DO TO JAIL Black Pugilist Sentenced ' Twenty-Five Days By San Francisco Judge. to Steamship Sails Early Itflorning For Portland With Many. Tho Tlvoakwater sailed this mum log far SUirtland. Shu had a good cargo of miscellaneous freight nnd a fair jiuaseitger list. Among those sailing on the Break water wore tho following: ,V. A. Acfcermnn, H. H. Grant, W. E. Urownsou, J. E. Hlckoy, Mrs. E. C. Lcatou, G. A. Slgnaliiess, Geo. N. Farrln, J. M. Gauntlett, C. II. Freo man, Mrs, C. H. Freoman, C. Darling, M. J. Rogers, Mrs. M. J. Rogers, Stephen Rogers, Mrs. A. E. Neff, Em-' erson Neff, J. H. Hrokaw, A. Hop- IIiiMim'ctlonlKtN Say They Will I Lay Down Anns Yet. (By Associated Press to Coos Times.) i EL PASO, Tox., .Mar. 2fi. Confi dent thnt tho resignation of Diaz's cabinet announced lato yestorday mentis an end of tho preBont polltl el ro'lino In Mexico and tho Institu tion of great reforms', but still un certain as to tho immedlato results ThiS 'that will follow, tho selection of n now cabinet, members of tho Insur rccto Junta today Insist tho Insur rection will proceed. , .MEXICAN VIEW OF IT. (By Associated rVess to Coos Hay Tlmeis.) SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., Mar. 25. Todr .i&finKnn. clumnlon heavy LiDUlUUr .... ,,,,-lllat wna anlAlll-nil tnrt.1V , I kins, Joe Harvey, F. Wise, Henry Ultiz Says He Will Name Younger Men For Cabinet. (By Assoclntod ProsB to Coos Hay Times.) MEXICO CITY, Mexico, Mar. 2C. With tho old cabinet out and tho probability that not moro than two of Its members will bo retained, tha likely personal of tho now mlnlstory Is tho chlof topic of dteciisslun lit tho capital today, The resignation of the cabinet Is taken as an Indica tion that Finance Minister Llmnn- W. ifnnfninii n. o. uraves. rrancw is. Clarke, Claude Nasburg, J. H. Fla nagan, J. W. Bennett, B. C. Rogere, A. H. Powers, A. O. Rogers, I. ft. Kaufman, C. A. Smith and Herbert Lockhart. Is my piropheej," remarked Smith at tho a A, Sralth a8 company today Iu railroad Mtuatlon er he anticipated mo uvsiuuiui. Ja tQV exowJdtng active work on a lin Here, Mr. smuii e& m,t would not ay. Mr. Smith la more optimistic than ever over the future of Coos Day, Jackson, 11. Hoaly, .Fred Cavanagh, , tour's policies nro prevailing with 0. A. noyrio, Mrs. B. 11. Kraemor, President Dlnz. Tho latter hns given Annlo Kraemor, J. W. Springer, Mnr- " Intimation of his Intentions furth iln Smith, R. M. Lnyton. F, M. Blako, e" than a determination to appoint cenprni hiiaf . i.n r. nH..n..t- xvn Poirinc tndnv states between the two countries has that China remains obstinate regard-m- Ing the question of freedom of Rus sian trade In Mongolia, asserting that Russia is entitled merely to import "" I non-Chlneso goods and export local OU.V.I IS OBSTINATE. H " to Aemlo to Ilubshi's De-' products. niamlv I., tr i. I ,0I Assoclato,! n-- i- ..- ... ST Times.) i, YETERSBl'RC, Russia, Mar. a offlc'al dispatch to the gov- o dl3sslng 'lho T,g .,"UK , ,, ,T tZh I,rat Kor(, Mr A' P' KoK- A- yo,m8er mC" t0 Hl,CCed U,e mln,8t0rS How much soon- AcU" J TJTt co.mt alnea' A' e3' Kd' W.rl. -' "vaced In age. It Is bo- tho beXlng of r:y:?!l, IT .?. "IS Mr.. I &. J. ll. Mows, ""ed L.mntor will remain at tho the automobile Judge Treadifell declined to enter tain a sUiy of execution or an ap- and declares In time this will be thOpeal bond Joj,UIons attorney said rontPKt nort of commerce on tne Pacific and he did not even exclude the Golden Gate. The rapidity with which the great development 13 to come he believes rests to a largo extent on what the people of Coos Bay do to hasten Its development. Mr. Smith expects to spend a cou- Jple of weeks longer on the Bay this Picture framing and art goods at trip. Walker Studio. I Head the Times Want Ads. Get your KODAK FILMS and sup plies at RED CROSS DRUG STORE. he would apply to tlio Superior Court for a write of habeati corpus. Since he nrrlved here, Johnson has been arrested on numerous occasions for violating the speed Jaws. L. T. Davis, I, Davis. Andy Miller, A. Milkellsh, M. Nlckllls, J, Rubon, iL. A. Finloy, B. It, Yerbrough, II. P. Yorbrough, Petor Durenno, Nels. Jo hnnson, H. Gllllsple, L. 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