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)L XXXV
Eslnbll'dieil In 1H78
us The Coast Mall
MARSHFIELD, OREGON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1912 EVENING EDITION
A Consolidation of Times, Coast .Mall
nml Coos llnv AtHnlNi r.
No. 183
MhnHHHIMBHnmMMBBIMOTOTIIBWyiraHMHnVmU
SuIWfound
dead on steamer alsqk
nt Awful Fate in Gulf of Cal-
lifornia Had Been Missing
For wccks.
URST THOUGHT TO
HAVb KILLtU Irltivi
Issel Blown Out to Sea and
3ccalmctl until i-resn wa
ter Supply Gave uut.
Iy Assoclntctl Presa to Coos Day
1 llllini I
ran DIKGO. Call., Fob. 15
Iflliip helplessly In tlio (lulf of
llfornln, the hi hoonor AIhoii, Capt.
so Koia VHiiiavicnein, which
red from EiiHcnadn, December IS,
8 fount! Hist Saturday wmi 1110
ptnln anil i row dead. Tlio iiowh
m telegraphed from Han Qiientlu to
Iscnncln today by Captoln CIiiiho of
power boat Kca, wiileii was sont
co weeks ago from San Diego to
ircli for tlio missing Hehoonor. Tlio
ion took mining inaelilnory and
Diillea from Ensonndn to Santo I)o-
ItiRo. A man was put asboro at
It plnco to secure noip in unionii
t cargo and when ho returnod ho
Bnd a wrecked llfobont and tlio
flv of a sailor on the beach. A
Inn was blowing off the coast.
tiling was seen of tlio Alson until
It Saturday. It Is uoiiovoii Hint tno
ion was blown far south and bo
mod until tlio fresh water aboard
Ip gno out and tlio crow sue-
tiled. In addition to tlio captains
By tlioso of thrco men of tlio crow
re found on board. Apparently all
fished of thirst.
TO
T
W
Inti:ssi:s m: lied
TO CONVICT UIVAIj
Ln 0. (intcM Moved to AiIiiiInnIoii
by Picture.
CEDAR IIAIMDS, lown, Fob. 15
it truth really Is often stronger
i fiction and thnt moving pictures
birrowlns scenes sometlniCB havo
klr virtues, )ias boon proved In Co
1 iiapids by the confession or Jonn
jstes that ho sworo to false tcstl-
by which sont his friend, Charles
; to tho pcnltontlnry.
few DlebtB ngo Oates attended a
il moving plcturo thoater and wlt-
cd a film which showed, how a
d pad been sent to prison through
(also testimony of a friend. As
prisoners swung along In a lock
to their colls, antes was solzod
remorse and today went to a
Iyer and mado an affidavit thnt
ns Innocent of tho crlmo for
Ich ho served 18 months in tho
le penitentiary.
Bates and Jack both lived at Traer,
la, and both loved tho sumo girl.
es claimed that Jack met bun In a
: street and at tho point of a gun
landed 110 and a ticket to tho end
ibe Rock Island road. Jack was
Ivlctcd on Gates testimony.
San Francisco Police Appeal to
Government to' Make the
Chinese Behave.
(By Assoclatea Press to Coos Day
Times.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15 On
tho ground thnt tho present tong war
Is an Intorstato niattor Involving a
conspiracy botwoon tho Chlncso In
California, Oregon and Washington,
Clilof of Pollco Will to decided today
to appeal to tlio Fodoral authorities.
Moanllmo detectives nro limiting n
thorough Investigation of tlio causes
of tho war.
I
HLILLI
O.S.
I DIE III
1
R A I N
WRECK
Irty-two Others Injured
inen hast Train is Djtched
in Pennsylvania.
Auoclated Pross to Cooa Bay
Times.)
MOONA, Pa., Fob. 15 Four
'engera wore killed and thirty-two
fed on tho Pennsvlvunln T.lmllA,!
resa which left Chicago lost oven-
no. was duo in Now York early
lX and wMoh ,o i.j
,o. R1?E0' rn' Th0 traln l0"
- vuo nour nna seven minutes
i . "-onianed a postal car, ton
'passenger coaches hauled by two
OOtives. Whlln n.D.l nr-i.
e btatlon tho two locomotives
nVTv car Uroko away from tho
oi tho train and ran ahead u
lr of a miio Ti,n ,...!.,
train upset, all but one car fall
w on their sides. It is suy-
e auiuent was duo to broken
International Trouble Threat
ened by Mistake, of
Troopers in Juarez.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Daj
Times.)
EL PASO, Tex.. .Fou- IB Amon
can iBoldlars wont Into Juarez today
by mlstako and International troublo
Is threatened as a result. Tho sol
diers aro now men horo and a com
pany of them attomptod to go nround
from ono international bridgo to an
othor on tho Mexican sldo, Thoy
wore stopped by Mozlcan guards and
tho whole town was quickly In arm.
Tho cars havo stopped running and
no Americans enn got across and tho
river was lined with armed MoxleanB
doing guard duty. Tho Americans
were mombors of tho battalion of (he
eighteenth Infantry who camo, from
Arizona Tuesday. Tho soldiers, we.ro
placed under arrest by tho Mexican
guards but lator woro released. Tho
town has quieted down.
officials in eugene
MSKvkit ORDER ILLEGAL
Y " "' "averse Onler oa
Indian !'.,.... i
I A8Sdated Press to Coos Daj
Aoniv. nines.
!e Kl'' Keb- IB-Doubt of
ed hv n emue or mr
i w. T'ieoro Rooseelt two
st J1 i transfer back from tho
SCHlce to the Donnrlmnnl nf
n. f - - v. .
! n Oro him o Knrt nnn
MeVnCreet,lftn' ln Cllfornla.
Iow i, i :. "". tan io
'the IS thouBt, will sign an
'PreSsrSor?VOrSlnS tUe acUn
Soiitlicrn Pacific lteiricntnt!vc8
Jiook Over Projects.
Tho Eugono Quard says:
7J. Q. Harlow, first assistant ongl
noor nndor Chlof Hood of San Fran
trip lines of tho Southern Pacific in
cIsco, and Paul Shoup, vice president
and assistant managor of tho olec
trlo lines of tho Southern Pacific ln
Southern California, carao In on a
prlvaio car last night and left town
today In an auto for some unknown
point. Tho objoct of tholr visit has
not been disclosed up to tho presont,
nhd thoy havo not visited either tho
offices of Twohy Drothors, contrac
tors, or of tho cnglneors of tho Coos
Day lino. This js probably duo to
tho fact that. Englneor Darlow Is con
nected with tho malntennnco depart
ment and doos not fiave charge of
work of construction."
RICH UHOTHEBS STBANGERS.
Frank Rockefeller Says no Hasn't
Spoken to John D. In 12 Years.
CLEVELAND, 0., Fob. 15. "How
much does your brothor John D. pay
his chauffeur?" an attorney asked
Frank Rockefeller In Municipal
Court.
"1 don't know," answered Mr.
Rockefeller. "He and I havo not
spoken to each other for 12 years."
Mr. Rockefeller had appeared In
court to fight a suit for $G3 brought
by his chauffeur. The defendant was
testifying that 20 automobile owners
ln his fnmlly paid tholr chauffeurs
only ffiO a month, when the attorney
Interrupted with his question about
John D. Rockpfel'of. A Judgment for
$44.20 was clven ho chauffeur. Mr.
Rockefel'er announced t' at he would
appeal.
YOUR FRIENDS will expect to
SFK YOU at the fJBvn ltA'M"
Episcopal Church FRIDAY AFTER.
NOON an r.VI'NMVO. I. O. O. F.
UALTi. Admission 10 cents; chil
dren 5 cents.
PEAL MILK and REAL CREAI
rtpMvored to vntir homo on F'VK
MtVI'TrS NOTICE PROVE 2f .?
F A. Sacchl.
Genuine MITCHELL AXLE Grease
at MILNEH'S.
WILL HANG FIVE IN SAME DAY
Illinois State Board of Pardons
Decides That Five Murder
ers Shall be Executed To
morrow. (Dy Associated Press to Coos Ray
Times.)
SPRINGFIELD, 111., Fob. 1C Tho
Stnte Hoard of Pardons docldod today
HE SHOT
GOV. GOEBEL
Man Fatally Wounded in Ar
kansas Confesses to Noted
Crime in Kentucky.
(Dy Assoclatod Press to Coos Day
Times.)
HELENA, Ark., Fob. 15 Fatully
wounded in a duol with a bartender
here, James Gilbert, who camo from
Kentucky, dcclnrod today ho Is tho
man who fired tho shot that killed
Governor Gocbol at Frankfort, Ky.,
In Janunry, 1000.
that four murdorors of Frod W. Guol
zow must hang tomorrow at tho Cook
County Jail. Tho slayers aro Ewald
and Frank ShlbllawHkl, Thomas
Schutz and Philip Summorllng. With
thorn will hang Thomas Jonnlng, it
negro burglar, who shot and killed
Clarenco Illllnr, a railroad official
In Hitler's homo. Tho murder by
Ouclzow of a truck fnrmcr was bru
tal. Tho hanging of flvo men ln ono
day Is a record for Conk County.
RETAIL LUMBER
DEALERS MEET
Ninth Annual Convention of
Western Association at
Seattle Today.
(Dy Associated Prow,, to Coos Daj
Times.)
SEATTLE, Fol. 15 Tho ninth nn
'nual convention of tho Western Do
tal) Lumber Dealers', Aasoclntlqn .as
sembled today wlth-dolegatoH presont
from Colorado, Idaho, Montana, 'Cali
fornia, Oregon, Utah, Nevada, Wyom-
Inn nnrl YI'finlilniTtnn whlnfi otnrnii nnti.
itlft itiiu ii itriiiiiftiuu rf 4ii ntuiuu v ji
sumo us per cent, or mo rorosi proa
ucts of Oregon and Washington.
President J. C. Martin, of Fresno,
Call., delivered his annual address
nnd Socrotary A. 55. Porter, of Spo
kane Wash., read Ills report. At tho
tho afternoon session, p. C. Palmer,
of North Yakima, spoke on crodlts;
Honry C. Stlno, president, of tho Pa
cific Coast Shlppors' Association, dis
cussod shingles; E. T. Alton, forester
of tho Western Forestry and Consor
yatlon Association, le tured on tho
forest Industry, an I John W. Darry,
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, spoko on "Tho
Mythical Lumbor Trust."
THREE
IN
W
E
Trainmen Victims of Blaze
That Destroyed Wrecked
Locomotive in Maine.
Dy Associated Press to tho Coos Day
Times.)
YARMOUTH, Malno, Fob. 15
Three trainmen woro burned to death
today when n flro ln tho wrcckago
of two Grand Trunk frolght trnlns
which collided near South Yarmouth
demolished tho locomotive In which
they were imprisoned.
EIVE VICTIMS
OF
W
DOR WO MESSE IE RS
OF $25,000
ll ! I
MARCH 10 IS
M
Ministers Throughout United
States Make Appeal for
Starving Chinese.
(Dy Assoclatod Press to Coos Day
Times.)
NEW YORK, Fob. 15 March 10
Is to bo obsorved as "Famine day"
throughout tho Unltod States. Min
isters of ovory denomination will do
voto part of tho tlmo nllotted to tholr
sormon to bring boforo tholr congre
gations tho alarming situation In Chi
na, whero thrco million pooplo nro
throatoncd with starvation.
n
w
WELL KNOWN
COUPLE ffi
W. D. Bain and Mrs; JNlancy M.
Mattson Married in Marsh
field Last Evening.
A most happy home, wedding was
celebrated laBt night on tho occaB(on
of tho marriage of )'. D. Daln and
Mrs. pfancy M Mattson at tho homo
of Mrs. Mattson, Rev. G. L. Hall of
the Baptist church officiating. Tho
houso was beautifully decorated with
flowers and garlands.' After tho core
many a splendid supper was. served,
Tho no,wlyweds received a number of
very valuable prosents, among thorn
a large expensive leather-covored
rocker. Doth brldo and groom aro
well known and popular, Mrs. Daln
having for a number of years been
proprietor of a popular boardlng
houso, and Mr. Daln for a long tlmo
resident here nnd captain of the
launch Marshfleld.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Cal Drl'lges, Mr. and Mrs. Dluford
Davis, Mr. and Mrs, Pete Scott, Mrs.
Jack McDonald and daughter,
Dr Clarke, Mrs. Charles Doane, Miss
Maud Elliott, Miss Desste Daln, Miss
Jennie Jones, Mr. Virgil Mattson, Mr.
J. P. Sibley, Captain Dave Holden,
Mr Goorge Cuchn and Mr. Wayno
Stead.
Derailed Engine Topples Off
Utah Embankment Through
Roof of Building.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
SALT LAKE, Fob. 15 Flvo woro
killed and thrco slightly Injured when
n locomotive hauling thrco cars load
ed with oro Jumped tho track and
rolled down a hill 75 feet and
crashed through the roof of tho Citi
zens' Stnto Dank and tho Dlngham
Dyo Works at Dlngham, Utah, bet
oral stores were wrecked. Tho flvo
men killed were sleeping In a tailor
shop.
The dead arc,:
FRED ANNIS, an englneor. , ,
FELIX LOMDARD, a boiler wash
er. C, W. LEWIS, proprietor of tho
tailor shop.
P. J. GILLEOAN, a tailor,
An unidentified man uleoplng' ln
tho tailor shop.
VALET IIMfc.
PLDT VICTIM
Grand Jury Proves Charge of
Conspiracy to "Railroad"
Man to Prison.
(Dy Associated Prees to Coos Bay
Timer
NEW YORK, Fob. 15 Indjct
monts for conspiracy nro confidently
expected by District Attorney Whlt
man, who with the grand Jury, has
been Investigating the Imprisonment
of Folko E. Drandt on tho chargo
of first degree burglary to dotormlne
whether Improper Influences were
used'to send him to tho penitentiary.
Tho prosecutor says ho will continue
tho investigation oven though the
former valet of Mortimer L. Schlff,
the banker, Is pardoned by tho Gov
ernor. It Js said that reports reflect
ing on Drandt'8 character woro pre
pared by detectives without proper
investigation and upon Instruction
from Schlff's attorney.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
Notlio Is hereby given by the Coos
D?y 01' Gas CompAuy that no ono
nt offl o"s or directors of the com
psnv is aihorlze1 ti transact any
ncjTifiB frr It or recelt'f f'r money
utd in.
R T. KAUFMAN, Soc'y.
Clean your Oiled, Painted or
Wixed FLOORS with SIIERWIN
WILLIAMS FLOOR WIPE at ML-NER'S.
CARD OF THANKS.
We hereby wish to extend our
heartfelt thanks to the friends and
neighbors who rendered us so much
ns8l8t,anr during 1 10 illness and
death of little Mad ;e Yarbrough.
We especially wish to thank tho
members' of the Baptist Junior
LeiKue or their kindness and sym
pathy. i
A. I... rosier nna larany,
Edmund Yarbrough,
Yalta Yarbrqugh.
Hrnd SEEDERS Planters and
CULTIVATORS at MILNER'S.
SPRAY PUMrS at MILNER'S.
OF
SMITH HELPS
Contributes $121 for Relief
Work Makes Nearly $1 100
Subscribed.
Tho crow of tho Nnnn Smith has
raised a purso of ?121 to bo turned
in for tho relief of tho families of
tho victims of tho launch North Star
disaster. Tho purso was subscrlbod
Immediately following tholr last pay
day nnd announcement of It whs
mado on tho arrival of tho vessol
today.
It was given tp Tho Times to bo
turned over to tho comniittoo in
chargo of tho rollof work.
This makes tho fund that has boon
subscribed through Tho Times con
siderably over 11,000. The subscrip
tions through Tho Times aro as fol
lows;
Previously reported $969.47
Chas. Solandor 2.50
Nnnn Smith's crow 121,00
IN NEW YORK
Three Bandits Successfully
Carry Out Holdup in Heart
of Financial District.
OVERPOWER VICTIMS '
IN TAXI ON STREET
Grand total $1,092.97
Camp No. 1 Fund.
Tho employes of tho Smith-Powers
Camp, No. 1 havo contributed $46,25
for tho rollof of the families of tho
victims of tho launch North Star dis
aster. Tho contributions woro as fol
lows M. R. Adams $2.00
Chas. Dlllaboy 2,00
O. March 2.50
W. M, Wakcman 2.00
W. R. Davenport 2.00
W. II. Eynon 2.00
Frank Stehr 2.00
Joo Knight 2.00
Frank Adams 2.00
Lbuls Evans 2.00
Frank Somo 2.00
C. A. Rolund 1.00
Wm. "Wlnkloman 1.00
Pat McOoo 2.00
A. G. Ham 1.00
John Ward 75
Herb, Davis 2.00
Dpb Parks 2.00
Gust Smith 2.00
Porry Radford 2.00
II. G. Harrington 1.00
John Toskoy 2.00
Peto Murphy 1.00
Tom Murphy 1.00
Frank Durga 5.00
Total MC25
XA.NKIXG IS CAPITAL
Plans Completed for Provisional
Government of China.
(By Associated Press to Coos Day
Times)
NANKING, Fob. 15 The National
Assembly this afternoon unanimously
elected Yuan Shi Kal, president of
the republic, and then decided tho
provisional capital should bo Nan
king. SEVEN TO BE ABRESTED
Nearly All Indicted at Inillaiinpolls
Are In Custody.
(By Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Feb. 15
Official reports received by tho gov
ernment today showed only seven out
of tho fifty-four men indicted for the
dynnmlto conspiracy were not arrested.
Don't forcet MILNER'S price on
WIRE FEXCE.
Llbby COAL. The kind YOU hav
M.WAVfl IrtKI) PIIOXK 72 Pacini
Mvery & Transfer Co.
One of the Messengers Badly
Injured Robbers Escape
in Another Automobile.
(By Assoclatod Press to Coos Day
Times.)
NEW YORK, Fob. 15 Two mes
sengers of tho East Rlvor Dank to
day woro hold up nnd robbed of $25,
000 at tho cornor of Church and Doc
tor stroctB In tho heart of tho finan
cial district.
Tho messengers, W. F. Smith nnd
Frank Wnrdell, woro riding In a taxi
cab when thoy woro hold up nnd
beaten. The money wlilch was in
curreniy wns taken.
Tho taxlcab had procoodod up
Droadway without mishap when for
somo unknown reason tho chnuffour
turned west on Rector stroot Into
Church street, strlklnc tho sldo anil
roar of Trinity Church yard. About
midway of tho old comotory, thrco
men sprang from tho curb. One
Jumped Into tho driver's seat nnd tho
othor two got Into tho vohlclo. Tho
mnn on tho sont pressed a rovolvor
In his overcoat pockot against tho
sldo of tho chauffeur, G. Martin, and
commanded him to drlvo Bwlftly"
without making any outcry. Insldo
tho vohlclo the two robbors woro bo
Inborlng tho bank messongora over
tho head. Smith, ono of tho mes--scngors,
was 61 years old and was
badly beaten, being almost uncon
scious when tho machlno ronchod
Park Place whero tho rdbbors Juropod
from' tho taxlcab with tho' box of
currency. Wnrdell was badly boaton
but was not sorlously hurt. Tho rob
bers sprang Into a waiting outdmo
bllo and were soon lost In tho mazo
of traffic. Martin contlnuod to' run
his machlno until ho found a police
man and gavo tho alarm. Smith Is
in a hospital.
MOB TENNESSEE NEGBO
Black Charged With Attacking Whlto
Girl Is Slain.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.;
MEMPHIS. Tcnri., Fob. 15 A mob
lynchod nn unidentified nogro today
accused of having attackod a 16-y oar
old wh(o girl yostorday. It Is said
tho negro confessod. A ropti was tlo'd
about bis nock and ho was draggod
to a bridgo across a branch of Wolf
Rlvor and hangod whllo tho mob usoil
tho body as a pistol target.
MYRTLE.FDINT
TO PLAY HERE
High School Basket Teams
Meet Tomorrow Night At
North Bend Tonight.
Tomorrow ovonlng tho Myrtlo
Point basket ball team will meet tho
local boys here ln tho final gamo of
tho season. Marshfleld has strength
enqd Its team slnco tho last game,
Larson and C. Clarko being back ln
tho llno-up, Myrtlo Point has boen
undefoatcd so far this soason and If
all goes well tho home toam hopes to
break their winning streak.
In addition to the regular game
thoro will also bo a girls' gama be
tweon tho high school and eighth
grado teams. Tho girls havo boon
practising since early In tho soason
but this will bo tholr first real gamo.
Tonight Myrtlo Point plays against
North Bond nt North Dend. It Is ex
pected that tho gamo will bo a warm
one.
It Is hoped that a good crowd will
turn out. 8o far this yoar Myrtlo
Point has had tho largest turnout
500 people bolng out to tho last
gamo there, whllo Marshflold has not
supported Its team as wolt as any oth
or town ln tho county.
Tho girls' gamo tomorrow ovonlng
will start at 7:30 o'clock sharp. On
account of the extra tlmo required to
play two games an early start will
havo to bo mado.
Tho girls' teams will bo as fqjlows;
High School. Eighth Grade,
Druco Kelley . . .C Eva Hansen
Alta Soule . . . .C. Dagmar Fllesbrurs
Clara Sargent .. ,C
May Myron .. . ,R. F.FlorencePowora
Dessle Flanagan L. F.Esther Asplund
Ruth Hoagland.R. E. Nellie Warwick
Joan Fitzgerald .L. G,. .Ruth Dungan
Those who will play with tho Myr
tlo Point team aro: Adams, Roed,
Wilson, Druer and Davenport,
'
L,