I
IF PAINT HEARTED ONES ARE fflOSE HO tHMk ONLY OP FEEDING THEMSELVES
VANT ADVERTISING in TIio TIMES
GI000 Smj Stmos
WANT ADVERTISING in Tho TIMES 1
Will Keep tho Inconio from Yoar
'JH "Ut OUr llonl "l
Furnished Rooms from liopaingi
vnn -11,. tinln Hin fntTlllV
tho Market" Kirccuvciyi
.1. l lit fnntd nhnuf vniii
I It Will Put w" "'ra t.uv i
bropcrty boforo tho oyos or nil "pos-
revenues by renting n few furnished
rooniB ana, u you kuuw uu" ""
whon to ubo tho classified columns,
you may keep that Httlo oxtra Income
ilblO MiyorB " "" "
iJiPMi's ono of thorn who ought to
PL If vmi'll SOU It!
- ii tii nnrii nnn 1 r
nun " j
as "steady as a ciock.
MEMUKK OP ASSOCIATED PRESS
Established in 1878
its Tho Const Mull
MARSHF1ELD, ORESPN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1912 EVENING EDITION
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mull
nnd Coos Uny Advertiser.
No. 189
N FRANCISCO WOMAN HAS
JEWELS WORTH $50,000 STOLEN
Fnnene Do Sabla of
iSerrito Victim of Hotel
.Robbery.
D WORN COLLECTION
ATWIARDI UKAS BALL
imnnds and Pearls Taken
Prom Chiffonier Soon 'After
She Retired.
r Associated Press to tbo'Coos Hnj
Timeai
VN FRANCISCO, Feh. 22. Tho
lection of diamonds anil ponrli,
ucd nt llfty thousand dollars, wns
Un frnm Mrs. Eugene JlcSnbln In
i apartments nt n local lliotol lioro
iv vcRU-rdny mornlne. Tho Jew-,
Iliad bwii worn nt the annual Mar-
brass hall, n notable pocioty ovont,'
Rhe snnio hotel nnd hnd boon loft
tho chiffonier by Mra. DoSnlib'
mi sltO'irotlrcd. Ile-r Oiusbnnd on-
Bnc the room nn hour lator dln-
icred tho theft. The DoSnblas live
El Scrrllo, a fashlcmnMo Hiibiinb
Ban Frnnrlsco, nnd used the ho-
inportnient In preparation for the
h. Mrs DcSnbln wuh necompnnlod,
'her daughter nnd niiild, both Sl'
Dm doriitiro hIio wore "all tho Jaw-
when two returned to. her upnri-'
als.
HOUSTON LOSS
Insurance Estimated at $4,-'
ouu,uuu ana salvage win
Reduce iit Some.
(By Associated Press to Coon Baj
Times.)
HOUSTON, Fob. 22 Tho total low
In Houston's crcat flro was JU.500.-
000 nnd Insurance $4,500,000. Tfcc
salvugo In tho bumod district Is
counted on to iwjduco the actual Itn-
nurnnco payments to nbotit $3,0t)),-000.
IS COAST ,
I INF UIWIFIK
I
I
COUtt WILL
HOLD IEEIK
POISONING OF BABES INVESTIGATED
vSix .Dead and Three Dying in
Brooklyn Infants' Hospital
Bad Milk May be the Cause.
(By Associated Pross to Coas Buy
Times.)
N13W YORK, Feb. 22 Six foifnirtfc
are dend and threo are dying ifnom
what Is believed to Ihj Tiolsnn 'nt tho Irjolmnipd. thev Hay.
Brookljtt. Nursery and infants' IIos
liltnl, according to reports nt 'pollco
hcndiiuartors today.
Plrjslclnna connector with tho nur
sory nvc puzzled over tho doaths, tho
first iif which cccurred Suwllny. On
the theory that tho milk supply may
1)0 amoved n careful nnnlysls Is be
Ing'mnde. Thero In no foundation to
th rumor tent thro vlduniB were
IS ON
Members WilLConfer WlihX J.
Nolan About Waterworks
This .Evening.
A ninntlng of .tho inuinbiirjt nf tlm
I MnrBhfluid City Council ua .a com
inlttco of tho wliolo liaa been cuilud
tonight nt tho .Council chiiiuhor bv
Mnyor E. E. Straw for tho nurposo of
conforrinj; with .7T. J. Nolan .rotative
iinpprHnnv Snv That it k l0 l". ,laor proposition to soil the
JIIIIU nULV OdJA illicit It lOi nillll c nnl lv llin w-Mi.u.rl,u f
All NCWSpaper Talk AbOUt I ?100,000. Mr. Nnlnn oxpcctH.to leave
GAiLiiaiUJU inlt0 uudflrutniulliiR with thn Coun-
tho L'uRCJio auard kioh: f ' i. i T l . ',r"""H10B " un; ,
iiked In rwnrd lo ihemllcnnd Pro-;tt,int ,, vvJn ol jmi, Mk jiio ono
IchcB Btnted that McaHcs. Hoey and
DUlno worelHiirveyliiK.to Join tho
ML & K. Jino with tli-i Cook Hay
Ulr. ilonyy latiKhed ami said:
enlly, I know nothlmi mbout that
lona want 3 read in 1ho papors.
pro Is nhBoluwIy nothing to It iu
ns i Know. I hnd huslnoss over
P. It. k N. 'lino nnd wont out to
endtto It, bstrtho Idea rlmtflivas
Kinrr over a propoHed extonslou
Ins tho const nwor occurrod to mo
in I rind It In -tho paptctf. ;It Is
neRspnper talk "
I'L..S AT ROSKIlUJiCJ
bnuitfr ..I. Arnold Doyle TUlViHkt
l noArtiiurg in JSenr l uIrton
iho ItDSO'liliri: Itovlnw TuphiIiit
P'lshed iho following:
runner in rororonco to Um uro-
od ratlrciid mornnoni of j. fi.mnli!
Cle nnd Ills nssochctes. from Uobo-
ts to the const. tlu followlujf aolf-
""laioryinignt letti-r wns received
mnmliiK:
Ifclary n.biirg Ccwjmorclal Club.
M"e your wiro of 17th. Droad-'twrr)-,
Shlosser. ibut I cannot
?'iko io got away before first of
lllni; wpek fill nrcnmn nt n l.rrn
l Wl throutjli. All 1 Want Itf ctaJ-
8 (0 llllt (Inil'll 111 tl'i-fl. ll,nl (
E bul KI and nhornln 11,., nn.nl.n
IMnrthfleld thay will tionnto anil
I mio oiir trtiasiirv nno limnlr.vjf
lusanq dollars. Whatever you da
u nv?niy appreciated.
J. AENOLD EOYLE.
ninBS niOetlllL' In onnol.loi. tlilo
... r.rom Mr- DoyI nd Mr
rcn win bo hold nt the Qommor-
VilUO llllla ftVM.mr Riikruhnilv
torf -I... . -----"O. ...uvu,
r-j ." uwunu, wnttiior club niom-
T HOI.
BhECrmciM.VK TO COOS RAY
ptlicr Cnnci.-.. w..... -..
feuLn.,A,!.lrf:Wy,onu-fEifi.
k" "uur iews aaja:
iae day does nnl cr hv .. ihuo
We lnniiln. . J...u.
n roftrenco i tho nehda of thle
I Or a rn lnntt . i ..
. - ........ .j num uexe io me
illon on jJvo proarty expires., .unions
.tho city Iuib docidnd to lake .the
wntorworlis nt that figure and all
(Unit rcnuLltiH is the urraiiging ifor the
financing s! It.
It Is expected that ho will .wideuv
cu to hnroXtio Couuell tonight :duclih)
whothor or .not it will call ai aiiipclnl
election biJi ro Mny 1 to submit the
runiter. Abitho chitrter roo n'ltva HO
rinyn notice stt n spunta! election, the'
TARIFF BILLS
Sena'te Arranges to Disposerif
Democraiic Measures
From Wvusq.
(Br AssocUted F&oes 'to 'Coos iJBay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, Fob. 22.Tho
DflmocrnUc 'tariff 'rovlslox measures
ll be niffllgnred 'fur hearing' tofcforo
two Senate (Odntmlttco 'an Fttnnnco
an fast as Xhcy nw scitt over Irom
Uho hotiie. Tho iidonUon 61 this
plnn by Ue tregiilar Uopubllrar&u Is
ho only prciBrcsa the 'Scnntc hns
inndo In .Tnn.gluc for e dispel itlon
of the bScticrilifl inruulenw boforni Con
Kress. There jIh n formidnblol'lt of
v.itneMot j.-ota.o'l)u heart! on thfi-ntool
1)111.
CLARK IB
Missounlan Has Sliaht bead
Over Wilson. in Democraiic
Slate iConverition.
(By
Acoaclatofi iProcs i to Coos may
'Iimes.)
OKLAHOMA CI'IT, Feb. 2.
When .the Oklahoma .Domotrntlc ctjn
vention jivut here todny tie contin
gent ttujuittrtiiiK Champ Clark tor
presIiJuDiiJ: .eiulorscmfiit sttimed to
linvo n ilitKianlcal advantage over o
Wilson wojJterH. A Clark sunnortnr
Avas seJwiitd iteuniornry chalnnan anil
(if tho instructed dolcgntos, tlio ClatV
men uej w n slight niajorltiy. Tin
.unlnatruuted dulegntes hold tho bait
SHOOTS TWO
Seattle Man Slavs Wife and
Crjnrvpariiun Because She
SoifrjHt 'Divorce.
(By A.oclatfd Preas to Coos 'Bay
Tlnraj)
SCATTIJE, Wash., Feb. 22 Mon
roe 3. Palmer, a'anill omployo ,ged
4t, lirfjte iitlo htsliouso at Isaaqunh
earhy Iflllny ami Jrihot nnd mortally
womiAcd hlK wlfcms alio lay In bod
and ihistatlOy killed Mrs. Mazie J.
Cut, tho wUfo's-cnrnpniUon, and then
shot "anil killed himself. Pnlmer"was
enraged bctiausohhla wifo had "cxim
mtwa ullvorco proceedings. IIo
liiul "been ulrlnkiiig hcnvlly Inttjy.
Two xli'IlUnm turVlvo tho Palmon,.
British Government Endeavors
to Preyent Coal Mioers'
Trouble.
f(By Acoocdttod Peons to 'Coos Bay
Tlmos.)
LONDON, Fob. 22 Tflio govern
ment today ononed ncgcttlatlons for
rjicace in the British conl ullstrlct dls
Cliute, vbtch thxcntcuH tto paralyze
j tho British trade It tho fcOO.OOO mln
,rs wircy out 'thoir lintontions oft
I htrlUr.tr ITVsb. 2ft.
IS WYSTEflY
Dealh of ,JVIi:s. Elsie .Rone
Anuses Suspicions ofDe-
1exitiv.es There.
cnl) for the nlcctloi, must be limned
belnro Febriury 29. City Attorney
Gohk will .lwiwo SntuxUay for n wieek
or m nnd ecmnequontty If any election
Is held beforo Mny l.llt Is stntetd tthnt,
it nnust be urningcd tur nt once.
It Ih undcTKiood that tho plan 'Ji.' to
bubnUJt two jiropoBlTUons, one to
nmcnU tho chwtor permitting the 'hi-
creaie In bouaed Imiebtednees no
take nwor the uilnnt niftl the otlier
whether or not 'tho city fchnll buy !it
.nt the 9100,000 wnltinthm.
This wftornoon Arno Mwron, K. CI
Porhnm and Cits' Knglrreer 01dly,
t'he 8pei;inl comniltteo nvpolnted by-
Mayor Straw to niiprnlse trm value oi;
tho real estate Included In "Uio wnter-
(w)rk8 . proporty, u. noiuins ns nrsi
mooting.
irMB'WtiR a JcjBtl holiday, no of
f!clnl action can be tnkon ut It Is
planned toUinvo the 'Council vench an
agreement vhlch earn bo ratified at
a later meeting.
j unco of poatr, horvovor, though thery
li Indlcnuau .of tho wny tUir vote.
kTould swiiiic A jTojioSltloji tu send
n split (leitratloii to iniltlmwce
Ipindlng.
til
i!
RILL Itn 'tall'KltltHD
(By
Associate iBr&ss to Coos (Bay
iiraei.
WASHINGTON, Peb. 21' 'D'he
Houtto chomleal revision hill was iro-
:ferid today to thof Innncoiuomuillioo
without dissension.
(By LeaosInt!iPrtBS to tbo CooeBaj
TUsbb.)
&1.' J'ilANClSCO, Fob. 22 Delec
llvi jure .investigating tho dwith of
Mrs- EleSe Znhl ltohe, slstor-in-Jnw ol
Asscjiililymnu Nnthnn C. Couhlan,
who was ishotiand killed nt tho Cegh
lan home lnst night, mado little jirog-
rras tculiv?. ..Mre.oCo.Klijmul who .was
present wlien. the -shot was fired, de-
clnri iier sister was killed by ,itho
accJdtstul dlschnrBO of..bor hushiuul's
revolver. Ahuoico of powder Ijurna
nnd Hi cutnnt of the Jacoration mvl
fracture uf tho skull, howevox,
nrmiMd the emnlclons of tho police.
iDetectlvfB report tho woman's bonQ
wns appiimutiylbntiorcd.with a bluirt
Uustrument. Civilian was not pniP
8it when tlK-'Hlmt-rrasffiroJ. BqtPJUi
chnmber -iib .emntkd. Coghlan itia.J.
ii ho left th revolver ontho mntel,
njJow mlnut- jnior to thq firing of!
tiro shot and wnsnttho second XJootI
wlnn he hfAiifl -tho report mf tbo'
wenpon
Coghlan home tevi-rnhyeara,
NEW REBEL ARMY THREATENS
NORTHERN BO TO DAY
WILL TRY TO
AVERT STRIKE
About 1500 Armed Men Con
stitute Vasqulstas Force
Marching North.
REPORTED TO BE UNDER
BANNER OF GEN. GOMEZ
Re follovlntr !.. .,. ...J
K5: Pa)llclt' Manager Q. P.
i Geo. p.
Ffth. 14 113. '
7 ? Schtosser,
pear Sir; i have Just hnH nn in.
Hh
IIS DIRECT
FROM FACTORf
UTTS REPLY j
i eousimT
Adams Express Company and
ifiiaiionai Cash .Register
Company Accused
t'vBy JLeaacIatcd Press tu -Coon Bay
TUnea.J
CJWCWNA1TJ. Feb. 22, Thirtv of
fl'cluli .and oraiiloyo of rtho JCatlonnl
Caali Jltet;lBtn" Coninnnjr of Dayton,
Olilo, Mt.tQ dndlctcd on charges of
ciMmiwil .violation uf tho .Sherman
niitHfcnuiii lnw by n .mmclul federal
jgrand JiuyJioxo. .The Adnmu ICxiiross
Comjuuy -was Indicted -on cloven
counu clcirgnll with. having attempt
ed to iQtillect jnnre itlnui tho nctnb-
.llshcd laikus.
Tho 'f lmt icnunt cnarges tlutt noar-
V all cuiirpatr.orB have been bought
iiut or lUiilvon out olibuslncss. It Is
thnrgetf ithnt n-eatrnint has beon In
tporatran lor 'twenty VJonrs. nlthoiich
wiieclflccln.rge!i8 coufinod to tho last
Thrco ycairi. It Is wtfd to havo boon
cWectcd ly 'br'ilUng employes ofcom-
ptultors jiafl of transnr'atlon, tolo
Krtph and telop'Jione vonipniiles xand
injuring creOit of competitors In
Hilling their -umehlnes. Second and
third counts -clmrgo 'tho (lofondant
vttli monoiMllz'iirg tho -ensh register
btu&iess by ttho 'wuuu -munns.
JiOOTIXG 11 V JCXIUtKSS.
Norton & iHansen Will Arrange
tftir SSJiipmeros From
Germany. '
Warner Ogron, of the firm of .Nor
ton & Hanson, leaves tomorrow on
the Rodondo for San Francisco to .ar
range for tho pim-haso of this year's
htlldoy stoftk. With the echoes of
the Christmas belly still ringing lu
our ars it seems strango that a busi
ness firm would bo waking jirepara-
n9 .... Hah Inv nnnllioi niirlRtmnR tn finnn.
t "he Informs me that you are The reason Is that this Coo Bay
ftfr nnve an electric line firm purchases lis toys aireci irom
VaV lonr town t0 Coo& Boy i tno fnetories in Germany nnd by this
i method and by placing orders eariy
1 11 secures a much lower price than
'could be obtained otherwise. This
I method was Inaucurntcd last year for
the first time and proved so success
ful that it wi ho continued, i no
this well-known ilrm
peop'o of Coos Bay to
cnamntfto obtn n the very latest noveiuei as
kV J. nr l0Wn t0 Coo& '
rnln 'en'fi amP We- to build
.!. u" W,1 WI11 taK " P
condition ."";: "".'"' i "
ctnrv '" uraoie ana sai-
y''e submit. in., n. ...
mi ----. inn in iiniiKii hiii
"i oe neeesanrw f i.o.. :.ii j.- i t t
vMfti ulcl reclve favorable ennb!e the pex:
L.. . yon a re'ltlh'o frnnrnnlon nl.tnln tbo ver
. W DQ nPCPSanrV t-af m. .ll.nlo .'r.-Vlv r. thn 'Pnctprn P.imT!UnltleB and
. -.-. ut .., UHCtUO' "' ... -
hay,
nave excluslvo Hl.f t- v.. .in n .im-1.M An veaRnnArrift.
0 J'Wtlfv n.H,;0lv: "."" """V ""'
,0 nw8tlBt b u,e,r onBineer
tbepropooit'ion sun 0r.r,T I
Investment Securities.
B. W. TAINT at Mllners.
Pmlidertt Will Not Make At-
l25k but Will CorttrastlHis
"Stand on Issues.
(By Associated Press 4o iCfcos 'Bay
.Times.)
WAftlUNOTpN, Feb. :22-jPre8l-dent
Tft will reply to oourvelt's
Columbia speeeiu Althouifih itlui pres
ident WJ3J make uo dlreet uttmVc on
Roosevelt and KiHiough tie .admin
istration oltlcials refused to discuss
4ho lattern iColum.bus speefJx. lH fce
camo knowia today ithat the rsldnt
would answer the speech acid -nr.
sent n clearest issue between Ids p
llticnl creed nnd thkt of his preda-
cesfcor. raft answer will not oe
made all in o&' speeeSit, but between
the present and the laMt of March lie
has ;many sptj&lng .engagements
wnl'h will be utilized lor this pur
pose. President Taft, it was said, felt
that Hoonovolt had at last pi von him
opportunity to make his position
clear without Indulging in ny perr
bonal attack. With many of tho doc
'rjn.es the former President enunci
ated at Columbus, Taft is in agree
l, out. to others he is known to be
unnlterably opposed. Among these
te Initiative, referendum nnd recall
of Judges, and recall of Judicial decisions.
CoinfMilcs AmuMitX tif Oletklng JVbuegr
Orercburjgo.
lBy Aisoclate! Pxvus do iCoos Bay
Tunes.)
WAinUINQTON. IVb- 2JL The Jn-
tdlctmcxc of tho Adams fl-JjixTf ss Corn-
Mrs. Hdhohnd llvtl'lute VWy Is -Jho first of what wobnbly
amy nt a sones oi 4udlctmonu
iyrnlnat t!Ue express coaijianles for ox
avtlUK imne than the yuVUebtri rates
Uinugh nojgonornl camwUgn hivs beon.
iuutitutod By tho Infrctate Com
wfcrco CoBouIsslon.
Recent fuveatlgatlons oi the oper
ations of tlbo express cojaiDasies.
.CpatmlBsIorttir Lane said, had devel
oped 3000 Uvutances of orerebare
in a (Single Amp,
Juarez Excited Over Likelihood
of Being Captured by
New Insurgents.
(By Associated PrcBs to Cooa Bay
Times)'
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Fob. 22.
IRmlllo Vnsquoa Gomoz today receiv
ed u telegram dated nt Columbus, N.
t and signed by Colonol Domotrio
rponceo of tho Vasaulstn army saying
that rcbol forces numborlng 1700
with four plocM of nrtillory aro nd
vnnclug on Chlhunhua City under
Qoncrnl Kinlllo Oomoz's banner.
.lUAItK, IH KXCITKI).
Tmvn Cun OITcr I.lttle Defense to Ad'
Vance of New Kchel Army.
(By Associated Pross to Coos Bay
Tlmos.)
EL PASO, Toxas, Fob. 22. Juarez
Is much excited todny ovor tho roport
Hint Vnaqulstas Is coming from tho
south to capture tho town. Thero is
llttlo to hlndor tho ndvnnco as Juaroz
has no defense
l.MPOHT MOKi: AB.MB.
Mexican ItchelH f.Vt Aiumtiultion -i
From United States.
(By Aosoclatcd Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
COLUMBUS, N. M Fob. 22. At
lonst 1-100 men nro urmod nnd mount
od south of lioro in tho Gnlonu dis
trict, of which Cacns Qrandcs Is tho'
governmontnl Boat. All nro avowod
Vasqulstas and declare thomsolvos In
opon opposition to tho prosont Mox
lcnn government. Tho Vasqulstas
hold tho port of Palomns, opposite
this point, and aro busy importing
nrniB nnd ammunition. Unltod Stntos
troops may dotnln tho shipments of
arms which nrrlved from El Paso
today, but as yot thoro nro no ordors
to Intorforo with nnythlilg Imported
Into .Mexico through tho rogutar cus-
toma port, na Pnlomns Is.
"FRATS"' GO 1
MISSISSIPPI
ARRIVE TIAY
OK BRLIMEB
Slate Legislature Enacts Law
Prohibiting Them at State,
Institutions. j
(By
Coos Bay
TAMAI-E8 nt BARTER'S.
BARTER'S for SWEETS.
n
. - I
H
l"?T,K PAILS. Strainers and MILK
I'ANS at Mllners.
Bert TAMALES in town at Sorters.
vSteamship in Early This Wlorn-
iing From Portland Sails
Saturday Afternoon.
Tlw Broalrwater arrlvod .In .toda.y
from Portland, after a fairly good .trip
.dow.n the coa.
Sho Jiad a largo cargo ol ceneol
freight, includiiig a sblpmetkt ol
About ISO tons .for the McCleay
.Ute qf Portland .which is nrnnging
to .oeyeioji tno w.urae properties .on,
Ileuo River wlitah It recently pur-i
iChMied.
,8b e also brought tin n large tttt of
passengers.
The Breakwater will sail at 1
o'clock Saturday aftennoon for Port-
7and.
Amoog those arriyjng on ih
Breakwater were the following;.
Is'. Krtrkson. 15. Nass, Claude Nas
burg, Mrs. Nasburg, C. E. Getty,
Mrs. Getty, Mrs. Hannnnj Alma Ed
wards, Mrs. D. L. Peters, Mrs. WIl
klns, C, E. Johnson, J. H. Murphy,
Miss Richards, Mrs. F. Schmltt, C.
G. Irwin, G. C. Nichols, J, Lang, Alex
Peterson, W. II. Kennf r, T. IeBpres,
M. F. Hoff. Mrs. Hoff, Mrs. Lytle.
G. S. Averlll, E. McFarland. J. T.
Harrlgan, Mrs. Harrlgan, W. J. Mag-
gls, Wm. Turpen, Jns, McCarty, Jno,
Henry, R. Q. Blshon, T. J. Thrift,
J. Gerstcl, J. D. Gulss, J. A, Bowe.
Geo. Heath.' Miss Shull, Mrs. B. C,
Shull, M. Phelan, Wm, Tollman, H,
G. Hutter, C. F. Sutton, Fred Lund,
C. L. Gregg, E. Boyd, L. Colombo, L.
C. Noah. C. Whitman. A. Relmeri.
J, Le Roy, F. W. Hlnman, C. J.
Smith. ,
CALLED ifOME
Associated Press to
Timei)
JACKSON. Miss.. Fob. 22 Snn.
oudlng tho action of tho Stato Sen-
nio, top npuso or Roprosontatlves of
me Mississippi Legislature yesterday
ndoptod tho "Antl-Frnt" bill which
orders tho abolishment of all Greek
lettor fratornitfes, aorlotlcs and socrot
orders in tho educational Institutions
supported in wholo or In part by- tha
state.
Off
REMARKS
ASK FODR NEW
BATTLESHIPS
CcUwnbian Government Repri
mands .Minister for
Knox Insult.
(By Associated Press to Cooa Bay
TlBWS.)
I30GOTA. Feb. 22 Gonoral Pe
dro WeJcwpJwa, the Colombian minis
ter U) the United StatA-s, was recalled
oy uw Colombian government today.
The action of the Colombian gov
ernment was taken because neither
It nor tho Colombian people upholds
tho position taken by the Colombian
minister at Washington in notifying
the State Department that tho pro-
noed visit to Colombia of Secretary
Knox would be inopportune becauso
Colombia's claim In connection
with Panama had not been arbi.
trated.
Appropriation of $20,O0DfGOiT
Sought for Increasing'
U. S. Navy.
(By Associated Press to Coos- Bay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, Feb, 22 A reso
lution for four battleships In this.
year's naval appropriation bill was.
introduced In tho House today By
Representative Jefferson Levy, tv
Democrat from New York. Tho reso
lution asks for an initial appropria
tion of $20,000,000 to begin thor
work.
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