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VOL. XXXIV
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MARSHFIELD, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAY 9," 1911 EVENING EDITION
FIERCE BATTLE IS RAGING
TODAY ACROSS FROM EL PASO
Believe That Rebels Will Over
whelm Federal Force at
Juarez.
MADERO'S TROOPS
ENTERING THE TOWN
First Effort to Stop Hostilities
Thwarted by Inability
to Control Rebels.
(Bv Associated Press to Coos Day
FATAL QUARREL
OVER A OIRL
A Consolidation of Timer. Coast Mall
and Ooo Hay Advert ler.
No. 99.
wo
BUR
EO TO OEATH ON COAT
Three Dead and Fourth Seri
ously Wounded In Mil
waukee Brawl.
(By Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
EL PASO, Tex., May 9. A gener
al engagement between tho revolu
tionary forces of Gcnernl Mndero nnd
tbo Federals under tlio command of
General Navarro at Juarez Ib raging
today under a burning sun nnd with cj tn0 Bh0otlng.
a heavy fusilndo of miiBkotry nnd will recover.
Times.)
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Mny 9. Em
mn Nelson nnd Mabel Gllmoro wero
Bhot dend nnd Joseph Younger wus
seriously wounded In a resort horo
todny by Chns. Ynnco, a stntionnry
onglncor of Ilnclno, who then killed
hlmsolf. A quarrel between Youngor
nnd Ynnco over tho Nolson girl caus-
STEAMEH WHIDIIY DESTROYED
IIV FIRE AT DOCK IX OAK IIAIt-
HOH, PUOET SOUND TWO
EMNiOYns CREMATED.
(Dy AsBocInted Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
EVERETT. Wnsh., Mny 9. In a
SHINGLE MILL
T
flro which destroyed the wooden
Btonmcr Wlildby nt her wharf nt OjU
Harbor, Camnno Islnnd, early todny,
Fireman Joseph Pnrker of Seattle,
and Manuel Sllva, a wharf hand who
were nsleep In tho hold wero burn
ed to death. The cnptnln nnd purser
wero nsleep on tho upper deck nnd
wero snved. Tho loss Is $45,000.
S
ODA
r
ASK CHANGES
IN PROVISIONS
MEXICAN REBELS lERIELM
MD SLAUGHTER FEDERAL FORCES
PETITIONS FOR
IMPROVEMENTS
Manager Allen Resumes Qper- statehood for New Mexico an(l
ations For Four or Five
Months Run.
By
Arizona Is Discussed
In Congress.
to Coos Bay
canon. Tho outlro Rebel nrmy broko
camp last night nnd nt noon today
cro swnrmlng Into tho town. Tho
prospects of n Robol victory nro de
pendent on tho ability of tho Fed
erals to U80 their twolvo mnchlno
guns mounted within tho town. Tho
iDsurrcctoB, It wns roportcd, lind
silenced somo of thorn but this report
Is verified only by tho nrtillory flro
of tho Federals being not so heavy an
It was earlier In tho morning.
Efforts of go-botweena to stop tho
fighting have- fnllod through tho in
ability to linndlo tho Insurrcctos who
already had entered Junroz. All tho
leaders hnve been acting under Ma
dero's orders. They linvo surroundud
Juarez with their mon nnd tho pros
pects are tho bnttlo will contlnuo
throughout tho day.
Madero's loaders nro confident nf
victory.
An Assoclntcd Press correspondent
who returned from Junroz enily this
afternoon reports tho Rebels nro
(lowly Raining possession of tho
town. Tho Federals nro keeping up
a continuous flro from tholr position
In the center of tho town while tho
fire has slackened at other points.
The Federals nro gnthorlng not only
In the church but behind tho huge
sas tank. Telegraph and telephone
lines hnvo been cut by artillery flro.
An American named Kelly, with
the Rebels' has boon killed nnd tho
uebels aro swarming tho town in
treat numbers.
They wero forced flnnlly to conso
firing nold pieces for fear of hitting
their own mon.
Bullets hnvo been pouring into El
Paw slnco tho nttnek begun nt 4:40
m. today but tho American sol
diers hnve been keoplng nlghtseerB
three blocks from tho river front.
Report Heavy Losses.
The Privates Garcia and Cnssldy
" the American Loglon with tho In
urrectos, came Into El Paso to gat
'od. They stated thnt fifteen Amer
icans wore killed nnd wounded, nnd
toe Insurrectos loss would probably
ach 150 killed nnd wounded, and
that the Federals had lost more than
double that numbor.
"In one trench I counted 47 dead
Federals and In another 38, Theso
ere stripped of most their clothing,"
!&ld Cassldy.
Col. Steever, In charge of thd Am
erican troops Issued orders not to
Prrnlt any provisions to be taken
acros8 to the Insurrectos.
Ceneral Madoro admitted today
thlt he had given his consent to a
neral attack on Juarez but explaln-
the various circumstances that
m Participated It. He declared re
lets reached him that the Federals
enedopened flro flrst and that tho
' who hod been reported as revolt-
Tho North Bend Shlnglo Mill,
which has been closed down for somo
time, stnrtod operations this morn
ing. Mnnngor Jas. Allen BnyB thnt lis
Youngor probably has enough orders on hand nnd In
sight for a continuous run of four
nr Ovn mnntlta nml I. lu l.....r..l
lirliltrn n Amnrlrnn cnll i.rm-l.ln.l , ' "'" " " "wl'u'" u'
. .. ,,.U,.UVU W.U ,... nl.l.ln.. .... 1. .,.
Moxlcnn counsel horo consents. koon tho mill rolng all tho tlmo t0r'8 Wh,Ch m0t nrl' ,n th d"y "ml
have tnken rofugo Is being bombard- or "teen hands exclusive of tho men torrltorIe8 rtcr thoy ,, ,mvo votcll
ed constantly and plainly show tho,u,,,"rc" lo KOt oul Ul "lur "r it
so uini us resumption win moan tlio
restoration of a considerable payroll
Assoclntcd Press
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Mny 0.
Stntoliood for Mexico nnd Arizona
held tho nttcntlon of tho House to
dny. Reports wero received from tho
Commlttco on Rcsnolutlons of In
quiry nnd tho Commlttco on Terr!
Port Commission Wants Ex
pressions on Harbor
Inlet Work.
In order to facilitate matters, tho
Port of Coos liny Commission nt Its
meeting yeaterdny decided to urgo nil
pnrtles who deslro spcclnl Improve
ments of tho hnrbor or InletB or tho
work to bo done In a certnln way to
Illo petitions with tho commission bo
foro Juno 1st, setting forth their de
sires. It Is further stated that nil
Surprise Diaz's Troops In Tia
Juana Early This
Morning.
ARE SHOT DOWN As
THEY TRY TO ESCAPE
Large Church and Many Other
Buildings Burned by
Victorious Troops.
(By Arsoclntod Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
SAN DIEGO, Cnl., May 9. Tift
Juana was captured by tho Robola
at C o'clock this morning after it
short hut aavago fight. Thoro woro
such petitions must bo slgi od by all mnny ,U,n,, nml wo"nded on both
pnrtles desiring tho work as specified. H,(,0,' A 8inaU mrt' of F-,llm!u la
Thcso potltlonB to recclvo consider- Htl" no,tUl,K the Mexican customa
tlon must bo (lied bv Juno l. .nouso. .Many utillillngu In tho town
Tho object of this Is to get ovory
thlng In readiness for Cnpt. Polho
niiis who has written thnt ho will bo
horo nbout Juno 1 ready to com-
woro fired by tho Rebels nnd tho dead
aro visible through flold glnssus In
streets nnd nenr tho Catholic church'
which wns burned.
Tho nttnek thin morning enmo un-
offects of tho Rebels' fire. Tho Re
hols havo addressed a domnnd for tho nt North Bond.
surrender of Juarez to Judgo Carba
Jnl ns tho spcclnl envoy of tho gov
ernment of Dlnz.
Carbnjnl said ho would consuU
nbout tho matter with General Nnvar-
ro.
nn mrtnin .n,cH,itimini ,. i nieiico woric on plans for iinrboi 10-
. -.. lovnnclnillv nt 1nvllitit A (InnMnn
merits. Arizona Is nskod to resubmit' iupmcnis. mo rort uommission ; '.,;.. """'"
tho recall provision, voting on nn .,n8 ' vo all projects and dntn," ont l 'nst nihi conslstlns
. 1 . ...1.1-1. , ,. obtalnnblo roadv tn nrnn.,n t,i iiim !"f fort' Federals wns supposed ta
Consldernblo dredging should bo jdcnry. Now Moxlco ls n8lcoil rojWhon ho bcglni tho work. In tlio ,mvo ,orcc,, tl10 ,lobo,B to rot,ro- T,in
vote on nn nmondmont which ollml-!." tl10 commission hns received I ",',, ' V. . . .
. . If la 11(11 InVAtl ffri Mnl'A linnn iinnnHml-
nates tho ludlclnrr. Now Moxlcn ia Innn suggestions nna reauostB for." . .""" "' ."""" i -
dono nround tho mill but for tho pro
Bent Manager Allen expects to bo
SHOT TltUCH 1IEA11KR.
Pence Kml8iiry of IiiMinvctos Shot
I'Yoiu Horse.
(By Assoclntcd Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
EL PASO, Tox., Mny 9. Whllo a
ling of truco messenger yestordny was
approaching tho lighting squadron,
Insurrectos had got Into Juarez and
n forco of them surrounded tho bull
ring. Tho Fedornls returned to tholr
quarters leaving two doad or wound
ed In tho streets. Tho messenger
bearing tho white flag from Mndoro'o
camp was shot from horse ns ho
nenred tho fighters nnd tho Insurrec
nblo to cut n tompornry channol with ..,,n,i tn vntn ,..,, ,Jlmiirovoinonts of tho vnrlous InlotH1'' y,otX ollt "' tho ouo forcoa
a bucket drodgo. Tho latter started mnUlnB ,t8 constitution more easily, nn t s tho Intention to havo tho,ft "ri sKlrmlsli.
work yestorday. nmendnblo. .projectors of thoso sot forth tholr do- In t"'8 "K,lt Sn
sires In petitions to havo tf.o matter
M
E TICKET
A. G. Rushlight Wins Repub
lican Nomination for Mayor
of Rose City.
PORTLAND, Ore., May 9. A. 0.
TO TRY TO GET
MA L DL
Marshfield Chamber of Com
merce to Take It Up at
Once Inspector Here.
s
In nccurato shnpo.
Llttlo work was dono nt yester
dny's meeting nstdo from tho Inform
al discussion of tho harbor and at
tending to detail work
Sam Prlco, oloctod by
tho Rebels to succeed Jack Mosby in
commnud nnd his negro nldo, woro
killed.
A scouting pnrty was unable to
find any trnco of tho flanking party.
Tho Federals woro uupropnrod for
Tho N'orth Inlet Imi.rnvnmnnt rn. "" ",,nck this momlllg nnd Woro UH-
Joct, for which Engineer Robinson "J"'"'0, rCH,,8t tho "8,, of tho R,,bo,n
wns requested to furnish plans nnd TQ lfeU to(,,k rp,"K ,n tho Cftth
ostlmatos. wns roforrn.1 lo n nnolnl :ollc C,,Urch nml Customs HoilSO OP
committee for further Investlgntlo-i. w'oro ,flhot dmvn "H " Th
Tho Cooston wharf matter was also '' ' ' ' ... "" ' " . """' 5 .
men win) Illinois, nmi uioso ii,::io
niiHlillclif rnHrlntr Pnnnpllmnn frmn tho linstnlllro iloiinrtniont.
. ..-.
tos then in a do n dnsh tn tho direction .tho Seventh Wnrd was nomlnatod for, checking up tho ofllces
mnyor In tho republican primary no-'
of tho Juarez Jail.
ItKUULS ARE 1JLAMKD.
tnknn nn nunln. Wm. R. Ilnmmn nml
tho supporters of his faction In tho ho 8?"R1,,t c8cnpo h?
controversy thoro woro roquosted to
furnish tho commission with wrltton
O. Wynne, n special Inspector oi permits from prlvato proporty own-
Is horo ors whoso proporty might bo affected
In carrying out tho project tho wny
mlnntlng eloctlon, defcntlng Gay
Lombard and J. E. Werloln.
Tho vote on Mnyor was: Lombard,
Federal Lender Censures Insurrectos "317; Rushlight, C4S0; Worloln,
In Statement. i7J.
In this sec
tion. 'Ho makes his hendqunrters Ht
Spoknno but wns designated to como
horo to n8stst Inspector Morso of this
district.
dashing
through tho flames woro shot ns thoy
omerged.
Two othor buildings ntu tho bull
ring wero burned but It is thought
tho rest of tho town will bo spnrod
thnt Mr. Hommo nnd his supporters I"0 v'?l"r8- .T"'0 Amo',c.B1n8 T.oro
ninuii. it in iiiii niiuwii wuuiuur inuy
desire.
QUESTION DIAZ'S PROMISE.
wero citizens or mombers of tho Re
bel bnnd.
Tho Rohols Inter captured tho cus
toms house driving from tho abodo
building n small bnnd of Fodornln
who had taken rofugo In it. Thoy
woro shot as thoy mndo a dash for
McxIniiiH Tliluu It Is -Full of Loop-
Ho hns been checking up tho of-i Holes,
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay uusnugni wns especially sirong :n flees In tho Coqullle Vnlloy but today (By Associated Pross to Coos Bay
Times.) tho rsorth End and In somo sections uognn work herei Ho expect8 to I Times.)
EL PASO. Tex., Mny 9. General .on tho East Sldo, whllo Lombard pol- Comploto tho work this week and will MEXICO CITY, Mny 8. Francisco lihorty nnd only hnlf of thorn ninn
Navarro Is authority for tho state-, led a tremendous vote in tho rosl- g0 out Va Drain. jcnrbajnl, tho government commls-'nBOtj to roach tho school houso on
ment thnt tho Rebels opened flro yes- denco districts, In several Instances mB trlp Is moroly for Inspecting slonor nt Junroz, hns been ordered to tho Moxlcnn nldo of tho lino. Later
tordny whllo ho nnd Mndero woro outdistancing Rushlight by n voto of nmj checking up. Somo local par- return to tho capltnl, It ls snld. U(they reached tho Amorlcan sldo In
negotiating for an armistice. Madoro from C to 1 to 10 to 1. Tho support ties took up the question of securing thero nro overtures for n now con- unfoty.
mado offorts to stop tho fighting but
his own men flred on tho messengor
he sent with n white flag. Mndero
wns unnblo to control his mon and at
midnight ho announced ho had given
permission for an attack and a few
hours lator a general assault
Juarez began.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
PUZZLE TO DIAZ.
"(By Associated Press to tho Cooa Bny
Times.)
MEXICO CITY, Mny 9. President
Diaz and his advisors nro grently
puzzled over tho condition nt Jua
rez and ns to whether Madoro has
lost control of his mon. At the for
eign ofllca It Is still regarded prov
able that .Madero's counsel will pre
vail and further conferences will b
held.
of Werloln, as shown by tho voto, was froo mnj delivery In Mnrshflold with forenco, they must como from tho
distributed generally throughout tho htm. Ho said that ho believed It other side, although tho government
city, although ho carrlod several pro- cuia bo obtained but thnt first ft ofllclnls maintain as boforo a willing-
clncts by a good margin over both would havo to bo taken up direct ness to listen to any proposition -pho Nnnn Smith roachod Buy
of his oppononts. with the Department at Washington which does not Include tho point over Point early yestordny.
In nddttlon to tho almost solid sup- ftn(j then an Inspector will bo sent In which tho recent nogotlntlona broko j Tho Redondo biiIIb from San Fran-
on port of tho anloons and breweries, hero to Investigate the matter. Ho and which was answorod by Presldont clsco today nnd should ronoh horo
Rushlight had tho Indorsement of a not empowered to do anything Diaz last night In the concluding, early Thnisday.
organized labor and wns largely sup- about it now. Tho Marshfield Cham- lines of his manifesto. Tho executive , Tho Excolslor arrived In yestorday"
ported by thoso mombers of trndis bor of Commerce will probably tako stated clearly tho government's posl- from San Dlogo and Is loading at the
unions whoso employment enablod it up at onco. tlon when ho said, "Tho failure of sinjth mill for Lowor California mar-
thom to get to the polls and vote. This ls Mr, Wynno's first trip Into peaco negotiations will perhaps en- ota.
The complete republican ticket as this section. Ho says that although tall a renewal and aggravation of Tho Broakwntcr's wlreloss oqulp-J
HAIL IS REFUSED.
ag
against his leartnrsliln hint nur-
W them and they could not now
reiuiniii.i. .l.i
,"" uieir position.
nomlnatod follows:
Mayor A. G. Rushlight.
Auditor A. L. Barbur.
Treasurer William Adams.
City Attorney Frank S. Grant.
Municipal Judges Georgo Tazwell.
Councllman-at-Iargo Georgo L.
Baker, William H. Daly and J. J. Jennings.
ho has taken many stage trips In tho tho revolution activity. If unfortu- nient is working now, Oporator Swolt
work, his rldo In over the Myrtle natoly such should bo tho case tho zor Bonding In his first messago Inst
Point road was ono of tho worst In government on Its sldo will redoublo ovenlng, stating tho Brenkwater was
his experience, the road being In fear-Its offorts, rolylng on the loyalty of 0ff tho Sluslaw.
ful shape our heroic army to quoll tho rebal- Pnrsor McColliim, who recontly ro-
Illon." signed on tho Breakwater, was miss-
TO IMPROVE UMPQUA. Tho posting of bulletins last night Cd by his many friends whnn tho
C. L. Pnrker, editor of tho Drain sotting forth that Diaz would roslgn Breakwater camo In Sunday. In tho
Jndgo IJonlwell Will Not Fix Honil
For MeNumarn.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bav
Times,)
t LOS ANGELES. Cal., May 9 Tho S. Mann,
Demand it Kunwrnim. nnniifntinn of John J. McNamara for
Commander Colster of U". S. Cav- fixing ball upon tho charge of dyna
JJ announced this afternoon that mlting was disallowed today without
would permit the transportation (prejudice and with leave to renew
wounded from Juarez across 'the J it at any time by Judge Bordwell.
Nonpareil, was hero on business this nt tho dato which ho deemed auspl- Bx or soven years ho had been on tho
Councllman-at-large (to succeed morning. Thnt section Is taking up clous created much excltomont. To- Broakwator, ho never missed a trip.
Thomas C. Devlin) John H. Bur- a movement for establishing tho Port day the sentiment of the people of tho it Is understood that ho plans to go
gnrd. of Umpqua at tho mouth of tho Ump- capital who by largo majority aio on tho San Francisco-Panama run.
Councllman-at-largo (to succeed qua River. Roseburg Review. .revolutionary was that Diaz's prom-
Gay Lombard) Ralph C. Clyde.
Wan! Councllmen.
First Ward Jordan V. Zan and T.
tie.
lso with the reservations, whllo Food CHOPPERS at MILKER'S.
Fourth Ward Henry A. Beldlng. an eye to business when they secur
Seventh Ward William R.'Lako. ed Prof. Hepburn to direct "SHAUN
Eighth Ward K. K. Kubll. AROON." Don't MISS It, if you en-
MITCIIELL Wagons at MILKER'S, technically scorning to meet tho revo-
' lutlonary demands fell short nnd of-
Tho NAVAL RESERVE HAND had forod too many loop-holes for post
poning the mooting.
WORTH .MORE COSTS LESS
Hninos' FLOUR.
"8IIAUN AROON" at tlio Opera
Houso FRIDAY evening, MAY 12TH.
Try Th Times' Want Ad.
Dancing class tonight. Single les
Joy a good play, OPERA HOUSE, son 11.00. Tho waltz, two step, and Reserved seats at the Busy Corner
Friday, May 12th, three step tonight. drug store, Thursday.
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