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No. 156
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V. KNGX lENDbHS RESIGNATION
AS RESULT OF
;ll-Known Marshfield Divine
Resigns Charge May Seek
Divor.ce soon.
llFE MAKES MANY
CHARGES AGAINST HIM
jsband Understood to Claim
ICruel and Inhuman Treat
mentCauses Stir.
As a result of domestic troublo,
ov. J. T. M. Knox, pastor of tho
irshflcld Presbyterian church, hns
idered his resignation to tho board
tniBtecs nnd, according to n well
ithcntlcatcd roport, will ahortly ln
Ituto suit for dlvorco or sopnratton.
bo troublo was not entirely unox-
ectcd as frlonds of tho family havo
kd previous Intimations of tho dlf-
bultlos in tho pastor's family.
I Itov. Knox loft horo a fow days
ko nnd Is understood to bo tompo-
trlly located at Coqulllo ponding
evclnnmonts In tho affair.
I Tho trustocs of tho church havo
Dt yet taken any action on his resign
ation. Ho camo horo over a yoar
jo very highly recommended nnd
s won for hlmsolf qulto a roputn-
Dn as a pulpit orator and a brll-
int thinker. IIo enmo horo from
Dnc Dench, Cnl., but had previously
iild charcca at Minneapolis, Kns.,
kilos City, Mont., nnd Cairo, III.
IIo and Mrs. Knox woro murriou
Dollbrook, Ohio, Decombcr 24,
390. nnd havo two children.
Many rumors In connection with
bolr troubles havo been afloat. It
understood that Mrs. Knox lias
hown a decidedly JonloiiB disposition
ad it Is Intimated that alio hns vent-
thls to such nn extent in somo In-
InnccB as to almost hnvo caused
koublo locally hcrotoforo. It Is" fur-
bcr understood thnt alio chnrges Dr.
tnox with using liquor to oxecss.
ao hns nlso Intimated thnt tho rea
lms why Dr. Knox left his provlous
liorgcs wcro about tho samo unpion-
nntrlcs as alio charges horo.
Dr. Knox's frlonds deny tho char
es that Mrs. Knox makes against
llm nnd dcclnro thnt her lntlmntlons
Infollclty nro nbsolutoly unfound-
kl. Letters written hero by clerks of
10 Prcsbytorlnn Synods ombrnclng
lio Minneapolis, Kns., nnd tho
Illes City, Mont., chnrges nbsolutoly
efuto this. IIo was In ono piaco
lour yenrs nnd In tho othor sov-
In yenrs. Ah to tho ennrgo or nis
Icing nddlctod to tho uso of liquor,
Is stated that ho has boon using
Iquor very modorntoly for medical
lurposes.
It Is understood that Dr. Knox's
Ictlon for dlvorco or sopnrntlon will
0 on tho grounds of cruol nnd Mint-
unn trcntmont and Incompatibility.
hother nny of tho rumors that havo
con started In connection with tho
lattor will niter this, romnlns to bo
oen.
Tho nintter Is croatlv rocrottod by
ho members of tho church nnd oth-
irs.
GAItDI.NEIl MATTER UP.
)positIon to Plan to Incorporate
Town Develops nt Hosolmrg.
UOSEM'Ita, Oro., Jnn. 15. Op
posing nrguments on tho proposed
Incorporation of tho town of Gardl-
per were made boforo tho County
Court In Rosoburg by Attornoy Goor-
ko Neuner, representing ono sot of
petitioners, and Attornoy A. N. Or-
kutt, representing tho othor. This
Is the second ttmo this matter has
been boforo tho court. A yoar ago
last fall tho court, upon petition,
ixed a day of election on tho incor
poration question, but tho cltlzons of
iardlner woro divided on tho propo
sition nnd It wns dofented by a closo
rote.
The prlmnry question boforo tho
Court now is thnt of bounding such
territory of tho town ns may bo de
cided on for Incorporation. Tno
Citizens aro divided on this. Prop
erty owuors In tho north ond of tho
lown, tho main resldenco portion, do
iot wish tholr holdings lncludod in
tho municipality, but thoy nro not
sppos ig tho incorporation of tho ro-
aninner of tho town. Thoy havo
presented to tho court an advisory
pet of boundaries, which aro opposed
uy othor cltlzons because thoy in-
eludo tho public school building.
PANCAKES SUIT; GIRL, TOO.
KENT nnn To.. IK TMwnnl
Kvilmot, a well-to-do farmor, adver
tised two weoks ago for a cook "who
can cook pancakes as thoy should be
cooked." Miss Hilda Splng thought
pho could cook pancakes that way
h ..wit ibu .uuuutt) vrua oufauwi
Sho cooked pancakes three times a
.
To nrevnnf nm raaantlnn nt tho
hiancnkn mnnlv Mr Wllmnt nrnnnnml
Imnrrlage tho following Friday and
on Saturday thoy wore married'. Their
friends aro wishing thorn "long llfo
uu jmncaKes.
FAMILY TROUBLES
JOHN I. JR., TO QUIT
"AVHITE SLAVE" CRUSADE
(Dy Associated Pross)
NEW YOItK, Jan. 15. John
D. Rockofollcr, Jr., will sovor
his connection this week with
tho campaign against "white
slavery" In which ho has boon
actively ongnged for more thnn
two yodra. IIo plans to turn
his nttcntlon to nnothcr kind of
public Borvice.
HEIRESS TODAY
Violet Buehler Was Acting As
Nurse Maid While "Seeing
the World."
Dy Associated Press to tho Coos Day
Times.)
NEW YORK, Jnn. 15. Vlolot
Duchlcr, tho missing heiress, wnB
nrrcstcd nt First nvcnuo nnd Sov
ontloth street todny nnd taken to
tho pollco station. Slio had been
working In tho neighborhood taking
enro of, a alck woman.
Miss Duohler told tho pollco thnt
sho enmo to Now York n month ngo
with tho Idea of tho Booing world.
No mnn hnd anything to do with her
disappearance After her monoy be
gan to got low, alio nnsworcd nn nd
vortlsomont for n ntirso and secured
employment with Mrs. Anna Drett
In Enst Sovontloth street. Tho Drett
fnmliy when thoy lonruod tho Iden
tity of tholr maid nnd nurso notified
tho pollco.
MIsb Duchlcr snys sho Is willing to
go back to Chicago.
1THUGS' VICTIMS
Holdup Men Kill Proprietors of
Saloons In Stockton and San
Francisco.
(Dy Associated Press to the Coos. Da)
Times.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Jan. 15.
ABsomblymnn John E. Mullnloy, a
mombor of tho Inst Cnllfornln logls
lnturo from tho thlrtloth assombly
district of San Francisco, was shot
and klllod by threo robbora in his
saloon horo today. Tho men escap
ed. Mullaloy was a mombor of tho
San Frnnclsco union lnbor dologntlon
In tho loglslnturo nnd hnd nnnounc
od his Intention of bolng a cnndldnto
for tho stnto sonato noxt year.
SHOOK 'JO COMPANIES.
Had no Intimation of Secretary
Hitchcock's Plans.
(Dy Associated Press to Coorf Day
Tlmos.)
NEW YORK, Jan. 16. Officials of
tho Western Union nnd Postnl Tolog
raph companies wero dumbfounded
whon thoy road In tho morning pa
pers tho nows of Sec. Hitchcock's re
commendation that tho govommont
opornto tho telogrnph lines. No In
timation of tho postmaster general's
lntontlon had reached them nnd tho
nows camo as a bolt out of tho cloar
Bky. It Is generally contended by
telegraph officials that tho govern
ment cannot economically operato
tho telegraph lines.
FATE OF THE "ADMIRAL."
Schooner Turns Turtle anil Anchors
Herself.
(Dy Associated Pross to Coos Day
Times)
ASTORIA, Ore., Jan. 15. After
tho "Admiral" worked her wny
through tho Jetty Saturday, aho wns
picked up by tho tug "Wnllula which
placed threo men on board her and
started to tow hor to tho Columbia
river. Shortly afterward she began
slowly to turn over. Tho threo mon
taking refugo In tho rigging wero
rescued by a small boat from tho
tug. A fow minutes lator tho "Ad
miral" turned over completely and
hor anchor being thrown Into water
automatically anchored horsolf.
FOR a CJOOI) TIME, try AVED
NESDAY night's danco at ODD FEL
LOAVS' hall 'nuff Sed.
FIND KISSING
SALOONKEEPERS
REBELS MASSACREipOO MANCHUS
Terrific Loss of Life Reported
In Chinese Revolution Im
perial Troops Advance on
Revolutionists.
(By Associated Pross to the Coos Huj
Times. ,
PEKIN, China, Jnn. 15, The
Kan Su Imperial nrmy after much
fighting, has succeeded In pushing Its
way within Blxty miles of 8lnn Fit.
Tho ontlro provlnco of Sbon 81 Is In
a turmoil. Many towns were .looted
nnd deserted. Tho reported mas
Portland Paper Finds Further
Evidence of Big System's
Activity.
Tho following from tho Portland
Journal tends to confirm stories nflont
somo tlmo ago that tho Northwest
ern Is looking to Coos Day ns n Pa
cific Coast terminal:
"AVhou nows leaked out In Port
land that within tho last fow days
tho Pittsburg & Gllmoro railroad
company, which Is gonornlly bollovod
to bo a subsidiary company of tho
Chlcngo & Northwestern, hnd au
thorized tho construction of Its lino
down tho Salmon rlvor ennyon In
Idnho, hoadod on a direct water grado
to Pasco, AVnsh., whoro It will mnke
connection with tho North Dank nnd
contlnuo its downhill run to Portlnnd,
now light wns thrown on tho rccont
nctlvity In enst Btdo rcnlty blocks
south of East Morrison street nnd
between tho river nnd Union nvcnuo.
It wna stated today by ono who Is
In position to know, thnt tho Pitts
burg & Gllmoro la bonded for Port
lnnd nnd thnt It wns n nlno to ono
shot thnt tho Chlcngo & Northwest
cm Is cooporntlng with tho Hill In
terests In securing tormlunl room In
this city. In fact, It wait stated that
thoro Is but llttlo doubt that theso
roads aro tho sourro from which tho
$2,000,000 or moro camo that was
used to purchaso a dozen half blockrf
In tho heart of tho oast sldo wntor
front district In nlmost ns many dnys.
For sovornl years tho Chicago &
Northwestern nnd tho Hill Intorcsta
hnvo boon working In closo hnrmony,
nnd now that tho Pittsburg & Gll
moro has authorized construction of
Its main lino down Salmon rlvor, bonl
on getting Into Portlnnd and on to
tho coast, thoro Is nothing moro nat
ural thnn thnt tho two linos should
coopornto In securing enst sldo ter
minals In this city, It Is pointed out
Dy building Its rond down Salmon
river to the Snako and on down tho
Snnko to Pnsco, AVnsh., nnd then con
necting with tho North Dnnk rond,
which Is n Hill rond, n water grade
haul will bo secured from Armstead,
Mont. Tho road will tap tho rich
mining districts of contrnl Idaho, In
which It Is said tho Chicago &
Northwcstorn Is especially Interest
ed, nnd tho oro mny then ho hauled
at n minimum expense to tho smolter
nt Tncoma, which Is tho nenrest
smoltor In tho district. Such n road
would nlso shorten tho dlstnuco bo
tweon Chicago and Portland about
300 miles.
Tho Pittsburg & Gllmoro road,
from Armstead, Mont., to Snlmon
City, Idaho, is completed and tho
grading from Salman to Shoup, lo
catod at tho eastern ond of tho Sal
mon River canyon, Is completed.
Two surveys havo been completed
for tho Pittsburg & Gllmoro road. Ono
ovor which It la said a road will bo
built first, Is down tho Salmon nnd
Snnko rivers to Pnsco, and the othor
leaves the Salmon at tho junction of
tho Llttlo Salmon and runs down to
Meadows, whoro It Joins tho P. & I,
N., running from Meadows to Wel
sor, and 'which is said to bo controll
ed by tho Chicago & Northwestern.
This survey crosses tho Snako river
nt Wolser and hits across Central
Oregon to Coos Day. Just what
points nro touched by tho survey
ncross tho central part of tho stnto
could not be learned today."
nOLD LAW VALID.
United Slates Supremo Court Sus
tains Employers' Liability Art.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 15.
Tho constitutionality of tho em
ployers' liability law passed by con
gress In 1908 today was uphold by
tho Supreme Court of tho United
Stntes In all cases beforo It. The
court nlso decided that tho stato
courts may enforce tho act when the
local laws are adequate.
Have your calling cards printed at
The Times' office.
NORTHWESTERN
IS COMING HERE
sacre of ten thousand Manchus by
tho rebels In tho Shcn SI district is
confirmed,
CHINA HAS HOLIDAY.
Inauguration of President of Repub
lic Is Celebrated.
Dy Associated Press to tho Coos Do;
Tlmos.)
AMOY, China, Jan. 1C. Dy a
special proclamation, today wns col
ebrntcd ns n public holiday In honor
of tho Inauguration of Dr. Sun Ynt
Sen, as president of tho Chinese re
public,
IN NOTE B."AL
Marshfield and Ten Mile Men
Escape Paying Instruments
Obtained by Fraud.
Holding that fraud had been per
petrated in tho attempted snlo of
n stallion to a number of Coos coun
ty men, n jury In tho circuit court
at Coqulllo Into Saturday night
brought In a verdict rellovlng tho
locnl mon from nny liability on sovon
notes, aggregating $2,800, which
they had been duped Into signing.
The caso was hard fought and savor
ed strongly of tho "old lighting rod"
frauds that wcro porpotratod
throughout tho country a number of
years ngo. Incldontnlly it brought
forth tho fnct thnt tho mon hnd
taken tho word of n strnngor ns to
tho contents of n pnpor they woro
signing nnd lntor found thnt tho pn
por was n promissory noto for $400.
Hnd It not bcon for so ninny bolng
Involved nnd ench testifying to tho
Bnmo story, tho outcomo might hnvo
been otherwise.
Tho enso wns thnt of Cnmpboll nnd
Letter of Portlnnd vs. AV. F. Dowron,
AV. R. Denttlo, A. F. Johnson, Pnul
Rnubnch, G. E. Dlvolblss, Dlnnchnrd,
Rezln nnd Dlnnchnrd, Allen Roborts
nnd Robert Hopo. It was to onforco
payment of n number of notes, ag
gregating $2,800, which tho plaintiffs
hnd bought from A. C. Ruby company
of Portlnnd. ,
Tho ovldonco wns thnt tho defen
dants did not know thoy woro sign
ing n noto but claimed that tho only
pnpor thoy signed wns nn ngreomont
to meet In Mnrshflold to consider tho
purchnso of tho stallion. It Booms
thnt Chns. D. Rny representing tho
A. C. Ruby company camo horo to
nr range for tho snlo of tho horse. Ho
snw Robort Hopo nnd ngrced to glvo
Hopo a $400 Intorcst In tho company
to bo formed to buy tho horso If
Hopo would tnko him nround among
tho farmers, lntroduco him nnd help
put tho dcnl through. Hopo took
him nround. Finally on ono of tho
trips Rny asked tho fnrmors nnd
others Interested to sign nn ngreo
mont to moot In Mnrshflold to nr
rnngo for tho purchnso of tho horso
Thoy dtd so. Thon ho asked them
to sign a duplicate Thoy did so and
all of them testified that thoy did
not read either of the Instrument
but merely took Ray's "word as to
tho contents.
Lator tho second Instrument prov
ed to bo n form of a promissory noto
for $400 each. Tho horso was ship
ped horo nnd tho parties .vfusod to
take It. After bolng kept horo for
n fow months, tho unlranl wns sold
nt sheriff's snlo for $417 to SI Noah
for a feed bill. Noah sold the horso
to Walter Condron for $700. Tho
animal Is a thoroughbred and regis
tered nnd Mr. Condron testified thnt
ho was worth $3,000.
Meanwhile tho A. O. Ruby com
pany Bold tho $2,800 block of notes
to Campbell and Loltor, Portland
brokers, for $2,617. Tho notes wero
"Indorsed without recourse" that
is guaranteeing tho validity of tho
paper but not the payment. As a
result of tho trial hero, Campbell
and Lelter can begin action to re
cover their raonoy from tho A. C,
Ruby company.
In tho trial, thoy did not attempt
to deny the fraud chargod against
Ray but sot up the claim that they
were "Innocont holders of value."
Mr. Campbell and his attorney woro
here from Portland.
It is likely that the causo will be
an object lesson to tho men Involved
nnd to mnny others In thnt It will
probably teach them to bo careful
about signing papers of which thoy
do not know the contents.
KILLED AT STOCKTON.
Miisked Robber Slays Proprietor of
Saloon There.
(Dy Associated Press to the Coos Day
Times.)
STOCKTON, Cal., Jan. 15. Wil
liam H. Newman, proprietor of a sa
loon, was shot and Instantly "killed
by a masked robber early today.
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FRAUD i
HITCHCOCK FAVORS GOVERNMENT
OWNING TELEGRAPH LINESiNOW
MINISTER AVILL
TEACH DANCING
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Jan.
15. Dancing and tho principles
of dramatic art will bo taught
church members In tho guild
ho.ll of St. Andrew's Episcopal
church under tho supervision of
tho rector, Rov. George Thomas
Lawton. Tho pastor has an
nounced his lntontlon to super
intend tho conducting of, social
affairs In tho church parlors at
least flvo nights n week.
GREAT SUM IN
RUINS OF FIRE
Over Five Billion Dollars Worth
of Securities In Vaults of
Equitable Building.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Daj
Tlmos.)
NEAV YORK, Jan. 15. Thoro
probably was flvo billion dollars
worth of BCcurltlcH In tho vaults of
tho Morcantllo Safo Deposit company
now covered up In tho ruins of tho
burned Equltnblo building according
to tho cstlmnto by AV. D. Dronnor, as
sistant treasurer of tho Equltablo
Llfo Assuranco company which con
trols tho Morcnntilo concern. Flvo
billion dollars la nearly twlco ns
much monoy ns Is In circulation In
tho Unltod Stntos. It would pay tho
national dobt nnd lenvo n balance
grcnter than tho comblnod fortunos
of John D. Rockefeller, Androw Cnr
ncglo and J. P. Morgan, nnd If tho
flvo billions woro divided cqunlly
among tho population of tho United
States, It would glvo each person
moro than $50.
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Mayor Straw's Attorneys Reply
to R. A. Copple's Complaint
Today.
Alleging thnt tho court and clork
of court nro without nuthorlty to Is
suo tho citation, that It was Issued
too lato ovon had thoyhadthoauthor
lty, thatnotlcowaBnotproporly sorvod
nnd thnt tho grounds for tho contest
ns sot forth In tho potltlon are In
sufficient, an nnswor wnB filed today
In tho election contest of R. A. Cop
plo vs. E. E. Straw, Involving tho
mayoralty of Marshfield. Tho answer
sots forth that C. A. Sohlbredo, J.
M. Upton and J. D. Gosa havo been
rotalnod by Mayor Straw to dofond
him In tho contest. Notlco of tho
nnswor was served on II. G. Hoy,
nttornoy for Mr. Copplo, at noon to
day. Mayor Straw said that ho had turn
ed tho wholo matter ovor to his at
tornoyB and while ho know that thoy
had filed n motion, ho Bald ho did
not know whothor "nnybody second
ed it."
Thoro probnbly will bo moro or less
sparring over technicalities beforo
tho caso can como'to trial.
FISIIERMUN IN DANGER.
Thirty Vessels Caught In Ico Off Now
Foumllnnd.
(Dy Assoclatod Presa to Coos Day
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 16.
Thirty American fishing vessels with
cargooB of frozen horrlng vnluod at
flvo hundred thousand dollars aro
imprisoned In the Ico on tho coast
of New Foundland and aro threaten
ed with destruction. Tho rovenuo
cutters Gresham and Androscoggin
havo been ordered to tholr assistance.
SAYS nE IS INNOCENT
O. A. Tveltmoro in Report Denlea
Complicity In Dynamiting.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
FRESNO, Cal., Jan. 15. O. A.
Tvoltmoe, secretary and treasurer of
tho California Stato Duildlng Trades
Council, declared his Innocence of
complicity In the national dynamite
conspiracy In his annual report read
today at the eleventh annual convention.
C
Postmaster General Recom
mends to Congress That Na
tion Buy and Operate Them
CAUSES GREATEST STIR
OF ANY OFFICIAL ACTS
White House TrieVto Get It Re
called Taft Had No ,Ad
.' vance Information.
(Dy Assoclatod Pros, to Coos Da)
Times.)
AVASHINGTON, D. C, Ja. 15. -'
Tho nnnouncoment of PostmnBter
Gonornl Hitchcock last night that ho
would recommend to congress gov
ernment ownership nnd operation of'
telegraph lines, hns Btlrrod official
AVnshlngton ns fow ndmlnlstrntlvo
acts havo In recent years. President
Tuft know nothing about It and sen
ators nnd congressmen lenrned of it,
today through publication In tho
nowspnpors. So great was tho bum
prlso at tho AVhlto Houso last night
that efforts woro mado to recall tho
nnnouncoment. Theso efforts, how
over, did not como from Hitchcock:
who was out of tho city whon tho
statement was rolcnsod nnd did not
return until lato last night Thon ho
wont immediately to his apartments
and would not bo disturbed.
Thoro Is n disposition among somo
of tho senators today to credit tho
roport that Hitchcock's action might
moan a break botweon him and Taft
nnd tho nllgnmont of Hitchcock with
thoso urging tho enndidacy of Roobo
volt for tho republican presidential
nomination.
Taft this morning sent for Hitch
cock to discuss with him tho lnttor'a
proposed rccommondatlon thnt tho
government ncqulro all tologrnph
lines ns nn adjunct of tho postal
Bystom. At tho conclusion of ono
hour's conforonco, It was announced
thnt thoro hnd bcon no friction ovor
tho proposnl.
LOCAL OVERFLOAV.
A. K. PECK returned today from Co
qulllo whoro ho spont Sunday with
frlonds.
SENATOR AV. C. CHASE of Coqulllo
1b In Mnrshflold today on business
and plonsuro.
MRS. A. DUNHAM of Dandon la
spending tho day with frlonds la
Marshfield.
GEO. A. GAGE of Rlvorton Is a
Marshflold business visitor.
J. AV. HUNT has boon lnld up for
sovoral days aB n result of a vory
painful carbuncle.
THAYER GRIMES oxpects to loavo
somotlmo noxt month for Chicago
whoro ho will continue his art
lessons. Ho may go abroad in a
year or so to contlnuo his art stu
dies In Europe
C. E. HULING of Myrtlo Point Is a
Marshflold business visitor. Ho and
n number of Coos county hardware
mon aro planning to attend tho an
nual convention of tho Oregon
Hardware Dealers association In
Portland. Tho Coos county asso
ciation will meet this wook.
AVunt Early Trial. Dallas Footo
has returned from Coqulllo whoro ho
hns been with his father, AV. R.
Footo. Ho says thoy aro anxious for
an early trial. It Is understood that
they havo retained Barrows, Smith
and Relgard to defend Mr. Footo.
nody Not Found. Tho body of
Alex Nicholson, a member of tho
school er Arngo's crow, who foil ovor
board and was drowned at North,
Dond tho other night, has not beon
found 'yet although tho bay waa
carefully dragged near where tho ac
cident occurred.
Court Adjourns. Judgo J. S. Coko
Saturday evening adjourned tho reg
ular term of court Indefinitely, mak
ing It possible to convene for a epo
nlal session if It Is deomed advlsablo.
Judge Coko expressed hlmsolf from
tho bench the otner aay as Deins
willing to havo a special terra of
court to dlsposo of tho Destscott
Mnrrnv murder case nnd tho Foote-
Wllcox murder case If tho opposing
attorneys In tho case couia agree on
tho date for .pamo.
FOR SALI3 Two pair white Pcldn
ducks, lour mauarus ana ono
drako, also Indian runner duck
eggs. Address corner Ingorsoll
and So. Seventh Sts., Wm. Shook.
A TURKISH DATn will do you
GOOD. Phone 214-J.
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