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VOL XXXIV
Established In 1H7H
ns The Coast Mall
MARSHFIELD, OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1911 EVENING EDITION
A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mall
and Coos Itay Advertiser.
No. 123
Saw
fl SOLDIER CAUSES FURORE
President Taft Comes to De
fense of Another "Drey
fus" In Letter.
YOUTH FOLLOWING
ROOSEVELT'S ADVISE
Chief Executive Scores Officer
For Discriminating
Against Hebrew.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno C.
Colonel Joseph Garrard, U.'S.A. com
manding tho cavalry post nt Fort
Meyer, Vn., today wob roprlmnndod
by tho Secretary of War undor ordorn
from President Taft for reporting ad
versely on tho application of n sol
dier to tnko tho examinations for
promotion to tho commission on tho
ground ho was Jewish of prtrcntng).
The President said It was hard to
deal with tho matter "with pntlcnco
and without condemnatory words
that lind hotter not ho written."
Tail's action caused a sensation
sot only In army circles hut through
out Washington. Tho young soldier
Involved In tho controversy 1b Frank
Dloom, a prlvato of Battory P, Third
Field Artillery now on duty on tho
Mexican frontier. Sovoral yoars ago
Bloom was urged for appointment to
West Point. President Hoosovolt,
not being In a position at f tho tlmo
to make tho appointment, suggested
to Dloom that ho enlist "lllto a truo
American," and fight his wny up from
the ranks. Tho young man took tho
idilco and entered tho army, whoro
he li said to havo nindo a good record
and recently took his first examina
tion for appointment. It is said
Bloom failed on this examination fori
DfOmntlnn. hnt In vlnu nt Mm fir.t. '
Jodlco brought about ovor Col. Gar-'
nrd'8 action, Bloom will bo ordorod
P for a final examination again in
September. On thla point Taft, in a
Ittter to Simon Wolf of this city,
Mid "I shall tnko steps to suo that
ihe examination to which Prlvato
Bloom is subjected is ono in which I
he will bo glvon n fair chanco and j
tot le exposed to any unjust preju
dice."
Colonel Gnrrard's endorsement on
Bloom's papers to which Taft so
trongly objectod whon brought to '
hU Bttoiltlnn wna no fnllnuro "Thi I
ppltcant Is a son of Mr. Joseph A.
Bloom, of Jowlsh persuasion, a tailor
this post. His associations as far
I know and fbat of his family havo
wn with onllstod men, and their J
families, and havo been respectable
T19 young man Is undoubtedly hon-
t and upright, ambitious and do
ling, but for the reasons stated I
wld not desire him In my commanl
omcor and a social and por
tal associate. Tho presenco of tho
Wlcant's family at a military poit
ittld be eubverslvo of their dlscl-
a .
Wm and their probablo treatmont a
JUrce o' mortification to them and
fluent cause of troublo to tho com-U-adlng
officers. From an expori-
W Of manv venrn T hnvn found, ex-
In a few rnfun taw nTTimiinUlea
I er Jews are received as desirable
l'M associates." I
la directing tho RiwrAinrv nt War
I10 iOqUlre lntn fHn mfillni. Tlrncl.lnnt I
T" wrote: "My dear secretary I
Woee herewith a letter from Simon
l"wi, alwv. ., i
.-.ww4 UUU tt UIJ llUilllMUUV
I Slves to the statement he makes J
I PresumnUnn nt onrnw nnil
Iiu U ,s ulflloU for mo to read
I idorg?ment of Col. Garrard, sot i
"10 thtd lotto- .ll, ....lannA anil
k. ---- ivitvi) unit imvicttbo ...
."OUt COUdnninntnrv wnnlo thnt
-. ........ wW ,.W.4 .......
'"fitter not hn wrltfnn T wish
M ould examine tho record and
" ItatCHlPllta nt -1f Wnlt nrwl If
,. --. . ..... li".. ...... .-
' 8 nOt hantl ml.lnfAi.mAf1 fltl.1
- -.v. WIOIIIIUIU1CU .
'ters Bet forth h tnnta i1lrm.t
Wig Vounir ninn lin nrimlttAil til
III UNITED STATES ARMY
AUTO SPEEDER
IS
Ed. Lindberg is Fined Five Dol
lars For Violating Speed
Ordinance.
Thnt Marshal Jack Carter Intends
to carry out rigidly tho ordlnanco
ngnlnst high speeding within tho flro
limits wns demonstrated again Into
yesterday aftornoon when Ed. Lind
berg was arrested on a chargo of ex
ceeding tho speed limit.
Llndborg appeared before-" City Re
corder Hutlor this morning, and en
tered a plea of guilty, whereupon he
was lined $G.
Whon Lindberg wns arrested ho
donted that ho had violated tho speed
law, nnd claimed to havo been run
ning within tho limit. According to
Carter, ho wns going ovor twenty
miles an Hour.
TAFT OBJECTS
TD
E
Inelcfo Portion daI..aH,i
InSlStS Canadian Reciprocity.
Measure Remain Intact
Without Amendments.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times,)
WASHINGTON, D.'c, June 5.
To Sonntor Stono of Missouri, Prcsl-j
dont Taft again mndo It clear today,
that ho Is opposod to any nmondment
whatsoever to tho Canadian recipro
city agreoment. Senator Stono had
heard of a report that tho adminis
tration opposition to tho Root amend
ment wns not entirely Blncero, nnd
mont wns not entirely Bincero, nnu
that Root had been assured privately
by Presldont Taft, and that he would
not bo displeased If his amendment
wns adopted. Sonntor Stono went to
tho Whlto Houbo to get first hnnd In
formation and was told that tho Pres
ident was agalnBt the amendment
iirnnnRod liv Root and would lid
nninBt nnv nronoBltlon bv anv other
"" - ' "
senator.
TARIFF TO'ilK REVISED.
Clmngos In Cotton Schedule Likely
During Present Session.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 5.
a rovlslon of tho cotton tariff will
CHUG
bo undertaken during this session of nieans of the now routo, passongers disclosed only a pnpor showing Sec
Congress according to Represonta-' can leavo MarrtflQld M :0 In tho rotary Hay's approval of tho payment
tiro Ralnoy of Illinois, chairman of .morning and ot into Drain before 4 of ,2,450 from tho funds of tho do
tho sub-comraltteo Ways and Means o'clock tho same ufterooon. or In partment. Payments on thla fund
Commltteo on tho investigation of
the cotton schedule.
an examination for a lieutenancy In
tho array.
"The statements made by Col. Gar-
rard are not truo with reference to I
the standing that Jews hnvo In this ' yesterday were Mrs. H. A. Wells and cutta, India, had reported that the
country, nnd I resent as commander- Jack McDonald, Mr. McDonald com- difference of f 1,600 had been ex-In-chiof
of the army and navy, that ing from Loon Lake. This mornlnjr, ponded under the direction of See
any ofllcor of either should permit Mrs. J. V. Smeaton and son, Mrs. retary Hay for the purposes of which
hlmsolf In nn official document to give I Roy Moore, Master Helming nnd Mr. u was not desired to leave record.
vont to evidence as unfounded and ,
narrow race prejudice as that con
tained in this indorsement.
"After you have made an examin
, - - ,
ation of tho record, please advise me
of your action. Sincerely yours, Wil
liam H. Taft."
NOTICE. ,
Package containing one new cont
addressed to Mrs. I, S. Bartle, North
Bend, was taken off Bonlta this aft
ernoon. Party taking same kindly
return to O'Kelly's boat house and
save trouble.
LET US TALK IT OVER
N
OW that it has been definitely
tingly and forcefully colobrnto July Fourth overyono should lend-n-linntl
to help mako It tho "best ovor." This Is ono occasion when
all can ttnlto in nn effort to show tho world In general and our Imme
diate neighbors In particular that thero are no strings to Coos Bay hos
pitality. There arc less than four wcokd in which to mako preparations and ex
tend invitations to nil Southwest Oregon to Join us in the proper cele
bration of the nation's Natal Day. Thero needs bo much work to pro
perly prepare tho program and arrango for Its presentation in a man
ner that will bo pleaBlng to our prldo and n pleasure for our visitors.
Everyono should fcol a personal Interest In tho issue.
Whllo tho celebration should bo big and. booming, it should also bo
safe, sano and sensible. Lot It bo ono of tho old fashioned variety in
which hearty hospitality shall predominate. Thero should bo a parado
and a barbecue a big family plcnto dinnor, games, athletic contests,
boat rnces, swimming races and in fact everything thnt will add to tho
zcfltful enjoyment of tho occasion.
In Just 25 days tho gates of tho city will swing outward, and Mayor
Straw will present tho keys to our visitors. It Is hut mighty short shrift
for the perfection of dotnllB but tho people of Marshflcld and tho vari
ous committees will bo equal to It. Things will bo in readiness nnd
Mnrshfleld will mako a flno and memorable display of hospitality
and Interest nnd pleasure for her visitors.
Got rondy to do your share.
I
WHILE ASLEEP!
San Francisco Man Climbs
Four Stories Is Dashed
to Death.
(By ABsnclatod Press to Coos Da)
Times.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno C.
Climbing to tho fourth floor of a
liiillrllnrr In Hin nniiran nt pnnfllrnr.
""""" " - I
tlon In a somnnnbullstlctranco early
,odft' - William Meyers, a saloon por -
t0. feU t0 th0 ,)avomont and was
killed. A policeman, who had fol-
lowed him in tho wnlk, attompted to ,
catch Mevors. but tho man walked
off Into space
FAST TIME Oil
..,.., T . n
FlTSt AlltO Makes Trip FrOITI
Drain to Allegany
Leaves Here Today.
Tho first auto over tho Draln-Al-legany
lino reached Allogany yestor-
day and tho passongers woro brought
" ho l"8 evening. This morning
!.. - a . . l. .. .!-
inu urn i puHauugum iu wuku iuu iriji
east over tho road left horo.
"Tho road although not In first clans
shape yet Is In fairly good condition ,
and yesterday tho auto found no
trouble In making tho trip on Khed-
llln Hmfl.
...w .
I'flnr. Knwnrns ervb ton nroBiif3CLH
nro fine for giving tho best service J
that Coos Bay has ovor onjoyod. By
P'eni' l "rae w gonn01 wllu ll,u
anernoon. iram xor roriiuuu. -tuna
they can leavo Marshflold In the
morning and qet into Portland in
considerably less than twenty-four
hours,
Among the Incoming passengers
and Mrs. E. A. McGeorgo left for
Dralu.
YOU won't know poor DREAD If
you use HAINES' FLOUR.
ELKS!
2 CANDIDATES. 2
WEDNESDAY
JUNE 7th, 1011. ,
COME AROUND, BROTHERS,
AND GET ACQUyilXT.ED. . , .
WILL C. TIPPETT, SEOY.
J McCORMICK Mowers at MILNEU'S.
NEW TO
decided thnt Marshflcld is to fit
'JAP Oil IS
BURNED ALII
Second Infant Is Injured In
Incendiary Blaze at Lents,
Oregon, Today.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
PORTLAND, Ore, Juno C. In nn
nllegcd Incendiary flro destroying tho
' homo of ono Oguchl, a Japanoso
. T .:
pIU""ur '" -u""- vuuu' " "
l daughter of tho household was
burned to death and a soven months
nfnnt baby waB Injured. Tho
broko out whllo tho parents woro
'n nearby field. Tho pollco bollovo
motives of rovengo prompted somo
ono to sot tho placo on flro.
TRACE OF
MISSING GASH
Senator Root Unable rtXT!"
Any Light on $1,600 That
Artist Rosenthal Did Not
Receive.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, June 0.
Senator Root was unable to givo tho
House Commltteo Investigating tho
state Department much Information
today on tho disbursement of J2.4G0 0.To(?,0 j, D. Tucker, Jno Zlmor,
Aithtnvlnfail fn. nnvmonl fnt n nlr.lu- . . -' ..
j.i,,ut...v. .-. ,-. . . .
...wn i? fnvmni HnArnrnrv unv inr
which Artist Rosenthal recolved only
- $850, Root's Investigations, ho said,
"0 made on approval oi me secroi-
ary without receipts or voucners. ino
commltteo may never learn where
the remaining $1,600 went,
Senator Root told tho commltteo
he was convinced that' Formor Chief
Michael, now consul general at Cal-
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Clary and Hunter, conducting
the Goldon Oak Barber shop, has
been dissolved, J. E. Clary purchas
ing C. A. Hunter's intorest in tho I
business. Said J.E. Clary will con- UonR, WholeBai0 Liquor Denlors As
tlnuo the business will bo responsible jBOclntlon begnn horo t0(jay, A num.
for all accounts owed by tho firm and ber of nd(lre3ses 0,)0ned the day's
will also receive all. moneys owing
said firm, j V
Dated Marshflold, Ore., Juno C,
1011. t J- E. CLARY,
O. A, HUNTER.
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DEMOCRATS SCORE TAFT II
REPDRT ON WOOL TARIFF
I
BEATEN
BY RUSHLIGHT
Portland Mayor Defeated In
Campaign For Reelection
By About 3,000.
PORTLAND, Ore., Juno C. A. G.
Rushlights, tho republican cnndldnto,
waB yesterday oloctcd mayor of Port
land by a mnjorlty.ot about 3,000
over Mayor Joseph 13. Simon who
Bought re-election ns an Independent
cnndldnto. A heavy voto was polled
and tho result was not unexpected,
Rushlight having tho support of tho
corporations as woll as tho "opoa
town" olomont.
Did you sco tho nsBortmont of
High grndo fll.ASSWAKI-: at MIL
NICK'S? Breakwater Arrives With Many
Passengers and Cargo
From Portland Today.
Carrying ovor sixty passengers nnd
a big enrgo of freight, tho stcamor
Broakwntor arrived early this morn
ing from Portland.
Tomorrow morning nt S o'clock tho
nroakwator will Ball Ifor Portland
with a big list of passongers and
freight.
Tho pnssongors arriving on tho
Bronkwator woro tho following:
Gortrudo Lovo, Mildred Coffmnn,
W. II. Williamson, Mrs. W. II. Wil
liamson and threo children, Lena
Maor, K. Granlund, J. S. Monnhuo,
Wm. Tonbrook, Millard Irwin, A. .1.
Irwin, Philip Irwin, Dorothy Irwin,
J. Robinson, M. Bausor, Mrs. C.
Weaver, Lula Porter, C. Turnkust,
Geo. Maska, G. Turnkust, H. A. Kin
ney, Mrs. Kinney, Geo. Stnrbuclc, An
drew Starbuck, A. Starbuck, E. Gold
bloom, H. O. Toy, Mrs. Toy and two
children, 8. B. Rathton, J. O. Polhc
mus, Jno. Sarglnson, Mrs. Sargln-
son, u. rrogianon, u. uiaKe, jus
Mra, ziraor, w. J. itorr, a. u. um
ley, Mru. E. M. Lund, Mrs. C. J.
Hatch, E. Nelson, A. L. Bales, Mr J.
Bales and child, Jno Kano, Joo Ro
binson, M. Ballon, J. HUler, P. Aid,
J. Hanson, J. V, Brandon, II. Dow,
Jno Thorsen, M. Fronoyos, II. Rus
sell, J, W. Postows, J, Sorenson, T,
Foatlk, F. J. Verrtactor.
FORJPLIFT"
National Wholesale Dealers
Association Holds Conven
tion in Chicago.
(By Associated Press to Cooa Bay
Times.)
((
CHICAGO, 111., Juno 6. Tho
sixteen annual nieotlnir of tho Na-
session, their tenor being tho "uplift
of tho saloon" nnd "for more thor
ough regulation."
FLY KILLERS 10: at MILNEU'S.
STEAMS INTO
HARBOR EARLY
LIQUOR
M
Ways and Means Committee ofi
House Makes Report on
Schedule Today.
CLAIM PRESIDENT
SILENT TOO LONG
Attempt to Explain Their Re
commendation Is Not "Un
democratic" as Charged.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay,
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 0. .
Sharply criticizing President Taft,
tho republicans nnd tho tariff board
tho report on tho Undorwood wood
bill was submitted to tho Houso to
day by tho democratic momboro of
tho WnyB and Means commlttoo.
Quoting Presldont Tnft's addresses
after tho passage of tho I'nyno-Al-drlch
bill, In which ho declared "thn
woolen schedule l.i tndofonslhlo and
I proposo to sny so," tho report Bays,
"had tho President mndo thoso pub
lic admissions earlier whllo tho tariff
of 1909 was under consideration by
Congress, his, declarations would
liavo been of real sorvlco to tho peo
ple, nnd would havo enabled them to
protest ngalnst tho betrayal of pub
lic welfnro to prlvato grewl. Tho
President's Bllenco nt that tlmo, and
bis approval of tho act of 1909- mda
It Imposslhlo for him to ovndo h'la
full shnro of tho responsibility for
tho failure of tho rovlslon which ho
now admits."
Tho report dealt nt somo longtri
on tho attltudo of tho administration
In not communicating to Congress
tho data on tho "Stool TniBt" and
othor Industries now being Invostl-
jgntod and tho failure of tho tar I ft
hoard to communicate- tho data ou
tho woolon Industry.
"Tho position of tho tariff board
appoarB to ho," says tho report "that
they, in conforonco with and undor
'tho solo control of tho Presldont.
shall bo tho solo Judges ns to what
pnrt of tho data thoy collect may ha
llkoly to bo of service for purposes
of legislation nnd thla situation must
bo consldorod with roforenco to tho
view point of tho President concern
ing tariff leglslotlon."
"It Is therefore not Imposslblo that
thoro may bo somo such delay in tho
communication to congress of tho ,
statistical information . collected by
tho tariff board concerning wool nnd
woolon goods ns thoro has boon in
communicating to congress or mak
ing public data by tho bureau of cor
porations concerning Investigations
of stcol and other Industries."
Tho report maintains that any
further dolay In tho rovlslon of tho
wool and woolen Bchedulo would bo
objectionable to tho public. In ex
planation of tho Intention of tho com
mltteo not, to put raw wopl on tho.
frco list but to reduco tho present
duty to 20 por cent ad valorem, tho
committee Insists as tho domocratla
caucus did, that the duty "Is not to
bo construed as an abandoumon. of
any democratic policy." "Tho pre
sent situation of tho treasury," tho
report states, "following a long
course of unwarranted oxtravaganca
by tho repoubllcan party, and tho ap
propriations already mado by tha
sixty-first congress, which tho demo
cratic minority could not limit, re
quires that tho revenues from cus
toms duties In the Immediate- future
be maintained at approximately tho
total of tho fiscal year 1910."
Tho commltteo statod thoro Is no
Bulllclout reason for continuing tho
complicated and trouhlosomo syBtom
of clnsslllcatlon on raw wools, char
acterizing It as a "groat burdon and
annoyance- to the customs sorvlco
nnd adding to tho expense of collect
ing duties on raw wools." It la as
serted that uvorago ad valorem rtuo
(Continued cu page 4.)
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