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MARSHFIELD, OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1911 EVENING EDITION, SIX PAGES. ,v c,",so,,,;' ';. emm mu.i
' ' and Coos liny Advertiser. ' I'M
BESaiaSSS
Qkroa
BANDITS AGAIN
four Desperadoes Loot Regis
tered Mail But Clerk
Hides Valuables.
i'W.-F." MESSENGER BARS
ENTRANCE TO HIS CAR
Posses and Blood Hounds Soon
on Trail Engineer
Shoots.
(Dy Associated Vrcu to Coos Day
T'mos.) '
ROSEUl'RQ. Ore., Juno 29 Usln
, the State penitentiary blood hounds.
I posse under tno Iondorshlp of De
puty Sheriff Fred Stewart Is Bonrch
Ing tlio Cow Crook Canyon roglon
la hope of finding boiuo trnco of tin)
(oar bandits who last night hold up
I tb northbound Southern Pacific trah
ud robbed tho mall car of a por
tion of registered mall. Tho only
tilt out of Cow Creek Canyon Is
through the railroad pass, both ends
. of which liavo been gunrded since tho
I' ilirm was spread last night.
Tho robbers aro undoubtedly In
I' the mountains which afford them,
through their oxtromo wlldncss, eve
ry opportunity of evading, at least
temporarily, their pursuers.
Tho bandits, who nroupposcd to
a it. 1 1 i A T1
hto uonrttou mo irnin ai wcsi rum,
compelled Engineer Schmidt and his
' (remnn, Jesse McCulloch, to bring
- tit train to a stop and uncouplo tho
', rill nnil liniinirn onrfl from tho nas-
Knjcr section. Schmidt was ordered
to remain while McCulloch was told
I to go ahead with tho mall and bag-
lije cars to point n mllo or so f urthor
along whero two of tho robbors went
IttJ tho mall cars, forced tho dorks
Into a corner and wont through tho
rtftitcrcd mall.
Some valuablo packngos wero se
creted by Clerk Howard and wero not
ijtcoverod by tho robbers who aftor
luring tho mall car went to tho ox-
' prm car.
Messengor Tom Reynolds refused
to iwlng opon tho steel door. A
cronbar was brought Into piny but
tniuccessfully and tho robbors gave
op tho attempt.
Engineer Schmidt, in tho mean
time, hnd obtained a rlflo from ono
of tho pnssongers nnd ran forward.
He cniight sight of tho robbors as
they wero lenvlng tho scono long
ough to fire four shots at thorn but
te thinks ho did not hit any of
tlem.
Tho alnrm wns spread up and
town tho railroad right of way, nnd
ereral possos woro on tho scono n
lew hours nfter tho occurronco, but
clng to tho dnrkness could not
Bko much headway In the pursuit.
Senator Bristow Denies Presi
dent's Attitude Is That
of G. 0. P.
jflty Associated Pres3 to Coos B.i)
Times.)
Washington, d. c, Juno 29.
ator Bristow of Kansas, lnsur
""t republican, In today's reclpro
T debate declared that Taft does
u' represent tho majority of tho
Tuuiican party on tho reciprocity
"asure.
'.'Ho does not represent the major-
F Of ronnlillnnna u tlin IFnllSG Or
the Senate," said he, "and I do not
'levo ho renresents the majority of
publicans of the country."
Al'XCII FLAGS for Sl.OO.
P t NORTON & HANSEN'S TWO
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A Former Friend Writes Marsh
field Man Cynical Compli
mentary Letter.
The following letter wns picked
upon the street todny nnd hnnded to
I Tho Tlntos for publication. Tho
'writer Is a well-known former Coos
Day boy and the fnct that ho Is now
rnphlly acquiring n prominent posi
tion among Portland's attorneys
lends The Times to tako chances on
a libel suit and publish It. If ho was
willing to wrltu It Tho Times Is
willing to tako chnncos on Its publica
tion. Tho letter Is as follows:
PORTLAND, Or., June 20, 41.
"Lieutenant Edwin Ephrnlm Straw,
Dottlcshlp Dtist'om,
WHIanch Slough, Oro.
I Dear Lieutenant: It Is with feel
ings of mingled regrot nnd sorrow
thnt I lenrn thnt you havo arlson
from tho humblo walks of life as a
pill sharp to such omlnonco as thnt
suggested by your military tltlo. As
I understood It, you nro not a part
of tho navy, but rnthor something In
tho nnturo of a cornfield sailor, and
would bo very much gratified to know
whether you belong to tho Infantry
or cavalry on tho aforesaid Dread
naught. On seeing your photo In tho
papor alongsldo of your comrades-Inarms,
I wns deoply touched by your
military nnd ferocious mnnnor and
bearing. You looked about as mili
tant nnd wnrllko ns a Jnckrnbbtt with
tho heatlncho, nnd I Judgo that In
tlmo of enrnngo nnd conflict you
1 would bo hnrd to keep up with, nnd
would bo ono of tho grcntest lenders
thnt history hns over known on a
rotrcnt. I wish also to say that I
do not present theso compliments In
any hopo of political proferment at
your hands, but cannot but feol proud
of your motcorlc rlso to fnmo, nnd
wish to prophesy and prognosticate
that you will mako Just bb good a
'cavalry sailor as you havo a mayor.
Your appointment to command has
caused tho domocrntle pulso to
qulckon with prldo, nnd scorns pret
ty generally to Indlcato Bourbon suc
cess at tho next presidential tryout;
besides this wo enn now enfold our
solves In tho klvers'on tho hurrlcnno
dock of tho Ostermoor nnd sink Into
tho nrms of Morphous with tho ns
Biirenre thnt tho Pnclflc Const is so
euro from tho nttneks of bolllgorout
honorable school boys from across tho
Pacific. You remind mo grcntly of
Paul Jones, not nlone by renson of
i, tct that ho Is somewhat decern
ed but also because you aro bo total
ly d'nVornt. Tliero Is a saying thnt
true fame never romes to n mnn un
tl! after he l (load, nnd I. with sev
eral thonsnnds of patriotic clttzon.
am deoply Interested In your becom
ing famous, nnd will do anything T
f, to nromoto your prosnects In this
Hue When true fnmo does como to
vou o-o you desire to bo salted or
stuffed? You would look awfully
natural taxldermed before a maho
., motnnclo about vest-pocket
'high, and with tho forearm hinged nt
;tho elbow nnd operated by clock
work. To complete tho plcturo nnd
make It true to life, there should be
another figure doing tho paying.
This letter Is intended ns a means
of presenting to you my compliments.
Lieutenant, (brevet, with rank of
cabin boy) for I knovfcthat you will
'always bo behind the guns in tlmo
of battle. Of course, you muy u
some .considerable distance behind
tho guns.
Good byo, Lieutenant. Regards
from your humble ex-, and thorofore
happy, constituent.
lV) C. J. MAHONEY.
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Men Who See Coos Bay fs Future
FINANCIAL success," onco romnrked tho late E.H. Harrlman, "!b
based upon vision."
What tho great railroad and flnnnclnl gonitis had In mind un
doubtedly was tho ability to vlsuallzo tho futuro from tho present and
act upon thnt visualization.
All big achievements In flnanco havo been based upon this quality. It
has been tho man who saw towns In tho sago brtiBh, who saw mills on
tho deserted Btrcatu, who had tho Imagination to construct things that did
not exist nnd tho courago to act upon that assumption, who has climbed
high on tho ladder of material success.
It was tho man who saw tho world bound with telegraph wires, when
thoro was only ono wlro from Washington to Baltlmoro, nnd who hnd
the courage to net upon that vision who made a fortune In the tele
graph. ' v ,;
It was tho man who snw hundreds of towns nnd cities nnd thousands
of peoplo In tho far west whon tiiero wero only a fow pack traliiB nnd
n few pioneer's who mndo n fortuno In western railroads..
And today It Is tho man In Marsh field who sees thonsnnds of peoplo
whoro thoro are only hundreds, who sees ninny transcontinental rnll
rnmls where thoro Is only one, who sees what Coos Hay is, to be In
twenty yenrs rathor than what It Is todny, who will receive tho. big re
ward which this, valley holds for tho man of vision and courago.
Most great mon havo been crazy until It was domonstrntcd that their
Insanity wns merely a clearer vision than their fellows.'
Morse was a dreamer. Dnrwln wns hnlf-bnkcd. Tho Wright brothers
woro known In Dayton, Ohio, as harmless freaks until thoy startled tho
world by flying In heavier than nlr mnchlnos. ""
So thoro nro men In Mnrshtlold todny who see a city of 50,000 people.
They see tho greatest lumbor district In tho United Stntes. They sea
Intcmrbnu lines scurrying through tho valley connecting towns larger
than Marshfleld Is today.
They sco railway terminals nnd n great wholcsnlo district that will
distribute tho products of other countries nnd other climes to tho grcnt
nnd growing section thnt lies oast of Coos Dny. Thoy seo fnctorlOB thnt
aro busy converting tho great timber resources of this Bcctlon Into lum
ber to build homes nnd articles for uso thoroln. They Bee n great
dairy and agricultural section furnishing food products for nil parts ol
tho world. Thoy sco wealth, success and happy homes.
To tho man with raoro hlnd-stght than foresight, with moro fear than
courago, with moro stolidity than ontorprlao, such mon nro crazy. Thoy
nro boomers, visionaries, hair brains nnd what not. No doubt some of
tho prophecies nro extravagant. All of them will not bo fulfilled.
But nt tho foundation of such a spirit Is tho dynamic force that spoils
success.' It Is to such mon thnt Coos Day owes her futuro, and whom
tho futuro will nbundnntly roward.
Tho Times deplores and decries a real cstato boom based on nothing
but hot nlr but It wolcomos u spirit of ontorprlso thnt enfolds tho do'vol
opmont of Coos Dny's grcnt natural, resources and means that this see
tlon Is to como Into Its own.
S TALKS IN
Multi-Millionaire Chicago Lum-,
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berman, .Alleged to Have
Been Connected With Lori
mer Bribery, Tells Senate
Committee Story of His Life.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
WASHINGTON; D. C, Juno 29.
Edward Hlnes, millionaire lumber-1
man of Chicago, whoso nnmo hns ro
pentodly been connect'ed with tho nl-
leged raising of $100,000 with which
to elect Lorlmer to tho United Stntes
Sonnto, took tho witness stand In his
own defenso todny boforo tho Sonnto
Lorlmer Committee. j
Hlnes told of his rise from ofllcot
boy at a anlnry of $10 por month til
tho dny ho nnd others, formed tho
Edward Hlnes Lumber Company In
1S92, of which ho owns CI or C2 por;
cent of tho stock.
IIo stated ho know Lorlmer for
years nnd added that his company,
ALLIANCE GETS
ILESS PLANT
Aerials Now Being Installed In
Portland May Delay
Departure.
Tho steamer Alliance, now In
Portlnnd, Is being equipped with wire
less In accordance with tho recent
rulings of tho federal government
covering vessels In the coast-wise
trade carrying passengers, a distance
of 200 miles or over.
Owing to the nature of tho work
to be done on her masts, It Is barely
possible that tho vessel may not sail
from Portland for here tomorrow as
she is scheduled to do, but It is not
believed among shipping men here
that she will bo delayed to any great
extent.
IE
OWN DEFENSE
owning thirty or moro bonts on tho
gront lnkcs hnd steamship Interests
from Inko to gulf nnd to deop wntcr
which Lorlmor ndvocnted.
IIo discussed tho International Har
vester Company's Interests In oppos
ing tho deepening of tho Ohio river,
Included In this project.
Hlnes declnrod that Sonntors Pou
roso and Aldrlch approached him In
May, 1909, on tho 'subject of tho Il
linois Benntorlnl situation and that
Aldrlch represented to him thnt Tnft
was especially Interested In having
tho Illinois senatorial vacancy filled;
and that later, Aldrlch came to him
nnd told him Tnft favored Lorlmor.
Hlnes Bald ho wont next day to
Sprlngflold on what ho bollovod was
a mission from tho administration.
Following tho forenoon session
Penroso stated that ho did talk with
Hlnes about tho situation at tho Illi
nois legislature. Ho said thnt ho
had oxpressod hopo to Illnos thnt tho
ropubllcnn ranks would bo filled up,
but thnt beyond that ho had said
nothing. '
Heavy Swells Delay Arrival of
Vessel Until
Tomorrow.
Owing to the heavy swells, duo to
a northwest wind, which she Is en
countering on her voyage up tho
coast from San Francisco, tho steam
er Redondo, due to arrive hero today,
will not arrive at her dock uutll to
morrow morning according to the of
ficials at the Redondo dock.
The Redondo sailed out from San
Francisco on Tuesday. She carries a
general cargo and several passengers,
among whom Is Guy Lee, a California
light-weight boxer who Is scheduled
to meet Rough-House Charlie Durns
at the Rink here next Monday night.
DEDQNDO HELD
BACK BY WINDS
CTINTS AGAINST HY
U. S. STEEL
Committee Recommends 'Axo'
As Result of Last
Investigation
(Dy Assoclat d Press to tho Coos Day
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 29.
Tho dismissal of United Spates Con
sul W. H. Michael at Calcutta, and
Tlios. Morrison, distributing clork lit
tho Stato Department ns tho result of
n recent investigation is recommended
In tho rcpor'. which n subcommittee
,of tho IIouso Committee on Expen
ditures in tho Stnto Department will
present to full committee tomorrow.
Mlchncl was formerly chief clerk of
the Department of Stato.
Heroic Mother Dead As Result
of Self-imposed
Martyrdom. .
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Da)
Times.)
NEW YORIC, N. Y Juno 29. Mrs
Ida Schlff, who gavo her blood to
biivq a dying wonmn to obtain onough
money to bring hor flvo children from
Russia, made, tho sncrlflco in vain.
Weakened by tho loss of blood she
fainted last night while on tho flro
oscapo balcony of hor homo nnd foil
dlghty feet to tho pavement.
She diod nu hour Inter.
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Baats Sacramento by Good
Margin Heads List
Still.
O .STANDING QV THE CLUDS.
1'or
Won Lost cont
Portland 45 38 .612
San Francisco. . -IS 32 .533
Oakland 48 12 .533
Sncramojito. . . .11 45 .477
Los Aligoloa. . .31 53 .391
(Dy Associated Press to Cons Ihiy
Times.)
PORTLAND, Ore., Juno 29.
Portland showed a llttlo of tho
"come back" spirit yesterday by de
feating tho California senators by a
score of 9 to 0. Tho team lacked
proper form, however, and will havo
to develop conBldorablo class If tho
Rose City expects to flguro at the
head of the list when tho baseball
deity deals out tho bar,nors.
The scores of yesterday's games
follow:
Los Angeles 8 10
San Francisco 4 5
Sacramonto. ...... 0 4
Unrflnnd 9 16
Vernon .
8
Oakland.
BETTER THAN AN OPTION, A
pound box of SPECIAL C1IOCO-
liATES ONLY 83c NORTOX
HANSEN'S two Btorcs.
U. S. CONSUL IS
UNDER SHADOW
Ml BLOOD IH
VI; IS DEAD
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LAN TEAM
SPUR
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EXPECTED
Believed That Federal Grand
Jury Will Startle
Entire Country.
SECRET SERVICE AGENTS
SECURE DAMAGING PAPERS
Steel Business Said to Have
Bean Under One
Control.
(Dy Associated Press to tho Coos Day,
Times.
.NEW YORK, N. Y., Juno 2D.
What promises to bo tho most sonoa
ttonal and fnr-reachtug anti-trust ac
tion tho Fcdornl government has ovor
undertaken Is expected to tako dofl
nlto form lato today whon tho Fed
eral grand Jury, which has boon hoar
lng ovldouco against cortnln olllclala
bt tho United Stntes Stool Corpora
tion, Its subsidiaries, and many Inde
pendent steel companies, makes Ita
report. i
Tho findings of tho grand Jury
promise n grcator rovolatlon than
any published rumors havo Indicated.
Criminal indictments, charging
conspiracy to control tho prices ot
Bteel and stool products tho country
over, involving men high In tho flnnn
clnl world, nro said to bo ready.
Somo'of tho evldonco presented to
tho graifd Jury Is said to show that
tho steel business In tho Unltod
States has boon divided by ngrconlont
Into about twenty pools.
Agonts for tho government nro
said to havo como Into possession ot
contracts, agreements and minutes of
meotlugs of tho rtcol men.
Whllo tho I) urea u ot Corporation
or Washington has been making in
vestigations of tho stool corporations
for thrco years this proposod criminal
notion will not havo any connection
with any suit tho government mny
bring against Hteol corporations.
TROOPS TO BE
Cabinet Meeting Will Consider
Withdrawal of
Soldiprs.
(Dy Associated Pros to Coos Day
Tlmofl.)
WASHINGTON, I). C, Juno 29.
PrsHldent Taft Is taking under con
sideration tht withdrawal of tioops
now forming the maiiounvertug divi
sion In TexM. Final decision will bo
rondorod at a cabinet meeting to
morrow. Judications point to withdrawal Im
mediately. "IMIHSIDEXT" IN AND OUT.
Arrives This Morning mid Ieft Again
ThU- Aru-motm.
Tho steamer President, of tho
Marshnold-Coqulllo river run. arrived
hero this morning with a cargo of
lumber.
8ho discharged nnd, aftor taklnit
on a gonorol torgo, left out again for
tho Coqulllo river this afternoon.
FOURTH OF Jl'lA
DECORA-
TIOXS at NORTON
RECALLED SOON
HANSEN'S tJ
two stores.
WHEAT.
y (Dy Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, 111., Juno 29.
July S9 3-8e; Soptombor, 89 tfo!
December, 91 5-8c. ,
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