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MARSHFIELD, OREGON TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1912 EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mall
and Coos liny Advertiser.
No. 199
DECIDES TO HOLD SPECIAL
ELECTION EARLY IN JUNE
rouncil by Vote of Three to
Two Choses That Date In
stead ofEarlier One.
HOT DISCUSSION OVER
"WATERWORKS QUESTIONS
Mavor Straw and R. A. Copple
Ma n Warm Tilt-Plan to
Force Better Service.
After a rnthor nnlmatod session
mt evening, tho Marshflold city
1 irii ndontod a resolution by a
SS thS to two deciding to hold
proposed city election to pas on
wrlous Phases of tho water works
Km and charter amondmonts
SenSt Monday In Juno. Those
Sub, in favor of tho resolution
l.r9 Councllmon Forguson, Mer
chant and Copplo and thoso against
it wero Councllmon Savngo and Al-
in this, tho council ndoptod a
resolution and an ordlnnnco domnnd-
g that tho Coos Day Water Com
uny Improvo Its system and furnish
adequate i sorvlco for tho city. Thoso
re In acconlnnro with tho Instruc
tions of City Attornoy Gobs na a
Beans of laying a basis on which
the city might bogln legal proceed
ings to compel tho company to fur
nish bettor water, moro of It nnd
neater pressure for lire protection.
Thcso actions wero tnken aftor a
prolonged discussion of tho wntor
work and spoclnl election mattorB,
during which thoro woro sovoral
warm tilts botwoun Mayor Straw
and Councilman Copplo.
Petition Is Presented.
Tho wntor works and special olcc
tlon matter was brought up by tho
reading of a potltlon signed by ovor
100" asking tho city council to call
a special election nt nn early dato
to submit tho water works matter,
tho proposod change In tho city elec
tion laws nnd such other questions na
might bo deemed ndvlsablo to tho
voters of tho city. Tho potltlon did
n6t specify tho dato on which tho
special election was to bo callod.
Among tho matters asked to bo sub
mitted by tho petitioners woro tho
Increasing of tho limit of tho city
Indebtedness to fifteen per cent of
the assessed valuation, tho adoption
of the stato election Inws to govorn
municipal elections, whethor tho city
should Install a municipal wator sys
tem, whethor tho city should buy
the present plant for $1C0,000,
whether tho city should attempt to
Install a systom with Clear Lako or
Golden Falls as tho source of sup
pi; and any or all othor Questions
that It might bo dcslrod to sub
mit. After tho reading of tho petition
and tho names of tho signers, Coun
cilman Copplo remarkod that ho was
sorry that tho council had put tho
water company to so much bothor
to get up tho potltlon. Councilman
Ferguson suggested that as tho coun
cil was now considering tho special
election and was trying to got things
in iaape tor it tno potltlon do iaiu
en the table until tho council was
ready to net on It.
Prelous to this City Attornoy
Cosj' resolution stating that tho wa
ter company hnd vlolntcd a numbor
of tbe provisions of Its f rnnchlso wnB
read and adopted by a unnnlmous
We of tho council. Tho resolution
fsted that tho company had failed
to pot I Jo wholosomo wntor, had not
constructed n rosorvolr nt tho specl
d height or with 250,000 gallons
"Plty, had fnllod to construct tho
necessary pipes nnd mains to ade
quately furnish tho city with wntor,
"I not kept its mains and pipes In
wod condition and ropnlr, had not
maintained a sovonty-llvo-pound
wewure on Front stroot and thnt
iu old galvanized and wood pipes
"e no longer sorvlcoablo.
,"er tho passago of tho resolution
"'"Straw wanted to know If thoro
!!; a,ny ""ore of thoso bright doc-
tZi' um Recorder Dutlor pro
atw Ah0 or,lnce prepnrod by
v Attorney (loss In connection
-- me reso tit nn
DHur? . 0,UU0M' T"o ordlnnnco
Sd fr the Installation of forty
AMUon. nre hydrants at tho dlf
Cl v Wto ln tho city outlined by
f ni 5Wcr GUUy na "ocossary to
Z e. ,Kmpl "ro Protection and o .
deroi ,KmpI "ro Protection and o
CooiV, ,.,notlco b0 80lV0,i on tho
r DaX Water Coinmiiiv tn nvtm.,1
nothftcA0 Bui)l)'y the8 hydinnts
Wlm.nha? Octobor l 1912'
that S an,A,lon wanted to know
tost and aa,,ltl0al hydrants would
n is, M .to111 H wouia b0 uo-
thona..$BC eacU' 1'robably.
Wre I. Jxt ihu" u ,n,8,'t not re
to ney ll1 but Actl"S c At
'talLin".11 po,nt0 t that tho
dered a!" of lho hydrants was or
Wlnnln. ,addltional grounds for
t0Panv Mlon against the water
Theordin,? forco adequate service
!m. fumance was imsse.i i.v n nn.
"te of the council.
Councils" !teml' '
ll,PollcvTn? A,len 8a'd that It was
ZZlSLmi to wishes
(Oontl
lnued on pago 2.)
STRAW VETOES
AMENDMENTS
Changes In Building Ordinance
Knocked Out by Mayor
Council Proceedings.
Mayor Straw last overling roturn-
od to tho city council his veto of
tho ordlnnnco onactod nt tho Inst
mooting nmondlng tho building laws
by permitting Improvements costing
loss thnn $100 to bo mado outsldo
tho flro limits without n building per
mit nnd oIbo permitting tho moving
of buildings insldo tho flro limits
whoro It docs not Incronso tho Insur
ant rnto or flo hazard.
In compllanoo with tho charter,
tho original ordlnnnco providing for
tho amendments was again put to
a voto but failed to carry ovor tho
mayor'H voto. Councllmon Allen,
Forguson, Morcliant nnd Copplo voted
for It nnd Councilman Savngo against
It. It requires flvo of tho six votes
In tho council to pnss a moasuro ovor
tho mayor's veto. Councilman Snv
ago snld that ho hnd originally voted
for tho amendment but that was
when ho understood that tho build
ing Inspector was to bo plncod on n
flat salary. Sluco tho council had
boon unablo to agrco on a flat sal
ary ho did not think It was right to
expect tho inspector to look nftor
work that ho was not paid for and
consoquontly ho voted ngalnst It.
In his messngo to tho council veto
ing tho ordlnnncc, Mayor Straw
stilted thnt ho though tho nincnd
monts wero dangerous and objection
nblo bocauso thoy allowed tho mov
ing of buildings and their alteration
nnd ropnlr without any pormlt nnd
consequently without inspection or
investigation. Ho said that J10 thought
mat Marslillold now had about as
good laws In- this respect ns any
town of tho slzo that he know. Uo
pointed out tho dangor of hazardous,
unsightly nnd unsnnltary structures
In any community unless thoro Is
public regulation of thorn and stated
that tho pormlt systom was tho only
moans of obtaining this supervision.
Ho said thnt a fow yearn ago a man
was killed in Mnrshflold by the col
lapse of n structuro thnt wan not
being properly oroctod. As to tho
cost of tho permits working a hard
ship ou peoplo proposing to Improvo,
ho doclarod that ho would pay for
tho pormlt of any man who would
npponr boforo tho council and indl
cnto this was a drawback.
I'nve North Front Street.
C. F. McKnlght prosontod n peti
tion from North Front streot prop
orty ownora asking thnt tho streot
which was recently filled by tho
drodgo bo pavod with bitumen. Koar
ly all tho resident proporty owners
with tho oxception of Clnudo Nashurg
nnd tho Nnnburg estato had signed
It, ho snld. Ho utntod that tho prop
orty owners and tho Coos Uny Pav
ing nnd Construction Company had
ngreod on a prlco for tho pnvlng.
As tho plans and specifications for
tho paving hnd not yot boon prepnrod
by tho city onglncer, ho snld tho
council might snvo tlmo and money
by bimply ordoring them for tho bltu
mon Instead of for nil tho different
kinds of paving.
City Engineer Gldloy said that ho
had planned to proparo plans and
specifications for tho threo different
kinds of paving that nro now being
consldorod In Mnrshflold but as long
ns nenrly all tho proporty owners
had signed up for bitumen on this
streot ho thought that It would bo
well to comply with their wlBhes.
Tho councllmon nnd Mayor Strnw
oxpressod a similar view. Claude
Nashurg nnd R. K. Rooth suggested
thnt all bo given a chunco but when
It was pointed out to them thnt n
largo majority of tho proporty own
ers had signed for bitumen nnd thnt
It would bo useless to try and get
any othor kind, thoy withdrew their
roquest. Mr. Small of tho company
stated that tho work was to bo done
nt a cost of not exceeding $2.25 per
sunro ynrd.
Tho Nolson Iron Works woro given
permission to uso temporarily Dato
street for trncks for hauling cars to
and from tho wator front .
Tho ordinanco reducing tho quar
terly Hcenso of moving picture shows,
theaters, etc., from $35 to $30 was
passed.
Warrants for $7G for tho support
of tho Mnrshflold Public Library nnd
$150 for the Coos Day Concert Band
were ordered drawn.
Cal. Langworthy was ordered re
bated for two months on his annual
license for electric wiring. Ho did
not begin until tho last of February
but the ordinance required him to
take out a license for a year. The
rebate amounts to a little over $4.00.
Tho council adjourned to meet
III FORCES ARE WORKING HARD
Roosevelt Leaders Charge
President With Trying to In
timidate Federal Office
Holders. '
(Dy Associated Frees to Coos Bay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, March 5. Tho na
tional Roosovolt headquarters today
gavo out tho following statement:
"Furthor ovldenco of tho mnnner
In which tho administration cam
paign rannagors aro conducting tho
light for dclogatca has como to light
in tho form of a circular letter, be
ing sent to postmastors and othor
fodoral omploycs throughout tho
northwest. That a slmllnr form of
lottor Is bolng sont through tho south
FEAR STRIKE
IN
Coal Miners in Pennsylvania
Anthracite Field May Walk
Out March 21.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
NEW YORK, March G. Tho nn
thrnclto operators havo doclded to
reject tho domnnds of tho minors for
Increased pay. Tho committee was
appointed to notify tho union officials
of tho result.
Tho operators woro In session to
decido on a courso of nctlon In refer
on co to tho domnnds of tho conl
minors. Thoy roportod no chango In
tho miners' domnnds which woro
for a twenty por cent Increase ln
wages, recognition of tho union, n
reduction in tho working day from
nlno to eight hours without a reduc
tion in pay, and other concessions.
8UPPLV ON IIAND.
AMERICA
Operator Havo Enough Coal to Last
a Month in Cnso of Strike.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Tlntoa.)
NEW YORK, March G. Though
no logical reason Is given why tho
Drltlsh conl striko should nffoct In
dustry horo, It was said boforo tho
conference of anthraclto operators to
day that thoy foar tho moral offect
on Amorlcan minors of a victory by
English workors. OporntorB estl
mata tho supply of anthraclto coal
on hand In tho various Holds to bo
about ton million tons. This will
Inst about one month.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
WILKESDARRE, Pa., Mnrch 5.
Tt in natliiintnil hnrn bv anthraclto
coal workors that thoro aro about bIx
million tons of coal in siorago in
preparation for striko which may
nnmn wlinn nxlstlncr acreomont ex
pires March 21. Thoro aro also about
two million tons in now ont uny
nt present, this bolng half a million
tons above normal supply. Most of
tho railroads havo about one month's
SUPply On jialld. .n-n-n-TLra-a-J-
two weeks from last night.
New (inrlingo Dump.
Owing to tho injunction socuro.l
by Duncan Ferguson prohibiting tho
city from using tho old garbage
dump, tho lease on tlio hongsincKen
proporty used tor thut purposo was
ordored cancellod.
Councilman Copplo roportod that
they had secured anothor dump about
a quurtor of a mllo west of tho pros
ont ono that could bo used on tho
agreemont that tho rofuso would bo
burled In the deop gulch thoro by
grading down tho ombankmont and
piling tho dirt on top of It. The
rontal Is tho samo as is paid for tho
present one, $15 por month. In
!ow of the extra work of covering
tho garbage with dirt, It was agreed
to pay W. H. Lingo $20 por month
for caring for It Instead of $15, tho
amount ho Is now paid.
Acting City Attorney Kondall
wanted to know what ho was to do
about Ferguson's Injunction suit re
straining the city from using tho
present garbage dump and ho was
told to forgot It.
Specify SHEUWIX-W I L L I A M S
PAINT, tho best, at .MILXEIt'S.
NOTICE TO SOCIALISTS.
All members of Marshfleld Local
Dranch 1, Socialist party, aro noti
fied to bo present at a meeting to bo
held Wednesday evening at 7:30. nt
their hall. Everyono is urged to be
present as there will bo Important
business.
A. J. STEPHAN,
Secretary.
FIRST quality MAYNARD SHOV
ELS from factory, at MILNER'S.
alroady has been stntcd but its exact
terms havo not yot como to light.
"Tho letters rocolvod by fodoral
omploycs ln tho northwest aro very
dollcatcly worded. Such letters as
only tho pen of tho diplomatic Mr.
McKlnlcy could woll turn out nnd
nbound ln veiled threats and plastic
praise.
"Uoundless cnthusInBm Is express
ed nnd it 1b declared without hesita
tion that tho sontlment ln favor of
tho nomination of Tatt Is rapidly
growing.
"Hints aro thrown out that tho
asslstanco of nil good olllco holders
Is needed, Mr. McKlnloy ovldontly
forgottlng tho optimism expressed In
tho preceding paragraph."
It is Bald soveral hundrod such
letters wero sent and others moro
porsonni nro ooing propnreu
STRIKERS TO
UM
WO
Eastern Textile Mill Managers
Say Many of the Men Are
Returning to Jobs.
(Dy Associated Press to Cooi Day
Tlmof.)
LAWRENCE, Mass., March G.
A gcnornl return to work by tho om
ploycs within a Bhort tlmo Is pre
dicted by tho tcxtllo mill managers
today, following tho announcement
thnt 3000 operatives who havo been
on striko havo nlrondy resumed work,
It Is admitted that tho ranks of tho
strlkors havo rocolvod additions, but
tho desire of tho strikers to return
to work seems moro general. It Is
estimated nt tho Pacific-Arlington
mills 'that eighty por cont of tho
workers have returned and nenrly
ono-half of the employes of tho
Washington mills nro working. Plans
of tho Industrial Workors of tho
World leadors for genorul picketing
did not mntorlnllzo.
MRS. TAFT PRESENT.
President's Wife Hears Tales of Woo
From Tcxtllo Strike.
eDy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
WASHINGTON, March G. Mrs.
William Howard Taft, wlfo of tho
president, was an Intorosted llntonor
to tho talcs of alleged oppression
and cruelty In tho Lawrence tcxtllo
striko ns told to tho Houbo Rules
Coramlttco when It resumed Its con
sideration of tho Industrial struggle
In the mill city.
AMERICANS
TO
QUIT
M
Large Number Rush From
Scene of Revolt to El Paso
Fear Anarchy.
(Dy
Day
Associated Press tc Coos
Times.)
EL PASO, March 5. If tho ro-
ports brought to this city nro corroct
hundreds of Amorlcans and othor res
idents of Mexico will flock horo with
in tho courso of n wook. They havo
placod a most BorJous construction on
Taft'B wnrnlng, nnd aro getting out
of tho country, which scorns to tnom
doomed to anarchy.
A train with n largo numbor of
Amorlcans aboard loft Chihuahua to
day, according to Moxlcan Central of
ficials. Tho train is duo hero tonight.
Tho robols are roportod in peaceful
possession of tho Chlhuahun, rank
ing rondy for ndvnnco on tho City
of Mexico.
(Dy Associated Press to Coob Day
Times.)
LAREDO, Texas, March 5. About
sovonty-flvo Amorlcans, mostly wom
en and children, passed through horo
from Mexico en routo north.
PROIIE SHIPPING TRUST.
NEVER FORGET that HAINES
has good flour.
Houbo Passes Resolution Ordering
Investigation.
(Dy Associated Press to Cood Day
Tlmos.)
WASHINGTON, March 6. Tho
House today unanimously passed a
resolution calling for an Investiga
tion nf tho so-called sldnnlnir trust
by the commltteo on merchant mariuo
and fisheries.
NOTICE TO ELKS.
All members of Marshfleld Lodge,
No. 1160, D. P. O. E., and all visit
ing Elks are requested to be present
at initiation and social session Wed
nesday evening. Dig doings. Como.
GEO. GOODRUM,
Acting Secretary.
L
IN
IS
S EAOING
VSVVNVS
. S
RECORD CLEAR
Calls Attention to Statement
Last January Regarding
His Possible Candidacy. '
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
NEW YORK, March G. To clear
up conflicting statements as to what
ho had said In tho paBt regarding
tho presidential nomination. Thoo
doro Roosovolt mndo public today a
lottor which ho wrote to Frank
Munaoy, publisher, last January. Ho
callod particular attention to a pass
ago ln tho lottor which whllo stating
ho would not bo a candidate do
clarcd that ho would not go on rocord
as bolng unwilling to accept tho nom
Inatlon.
STRONG FOR HOOSEVELT.
Texas State Republican Commltteo
KiMiorscH nun 'lociay.
(Dy Asoclatod Press to Coos Day
Times.)
FORT WORTH, Toxas, March G.
Dy a voto of 27 to 1 tho candidacy
of Colonol Iloosovolt was omiorsou
hr tlm Tnxnii Stntn Ronubllcnn Ex-
ocutlvo commltteo. Tho supportors
of Tnft doclded to carry tho light bo
foro tho votorB by some method yot
to bo worked out.
WILL PRODE POLITICS.
Investigation of Alleged Coercion of
Postmasters Asked.
(Dy Associated Pross to Coos Day
Times.)
WASHINGTON. Mnrch 4.
Thorough Investigation to dotormlno
whether postmastors aro bolng coor
Irml In tlm IntnrnRt. nf nnv nrosldcn
tlnl candldato 1b contemplated In a
resolution Introduced today by Son
ator Dristow of Kansas, a progres
sive Republican.
Porto Rico Dill.
(Dy Associated Proes to Coos Day
Times.)
WASHINGTON, March 5. Tho
Houso has paBsod tho bill granting
citizenship to tho peoplo of Porto
Rico. It now goes to tno senate
W
Si
TO QUIT NOW
Mississippi Legislature Calls
on Leroy Percy to Keep
Political Promise.
(Dy Associated Pross to Coos Day
Timea.)
JACKSON, Miss., March G. A
Joint resolution domandlng tho resig
nation of United Statos Sonntor Lo
Roy Percy wns ndoptod by both
Housos of tho Mississippi Leglslaturo
today. Tho rosolutlon rocltoa an al
logod promiso of Percy to resign if ho
should bo dofoatod In tho Domocratlo
primary oloctlon last summer. For
mer Governor James K. Vnrdaman
won tho nomination ovor Percy In
the primary.
SMELTER CASE UP.
Taft Gets HcnrliiK for Fanners Near
Anaconda, Mont.
Dy Associated Press to tho Coos Day
Times.;
WASHINGTON. March 4. Tho
supromo court announced today Its
rinnicinn in rnvlnw action from tho
ninth district United States Circuit
Court of Appoals, which domed re
lief to tho farmers of Deer Lodgo
Vnllnv frnm tlio flimOS Of tllO
Bmolters at Anaconda, Montana. Tho
farmers recontly appealed to rresi-
dent Taft Tor niu in inoir caso.
Fishing TACKLE at Mllnor's.
, NOTICE
Hall of Arago,
Chapter R. A. M.,
No. 22. Compan
ions: You aro
hereby notified
that a special
convocation has
boon called for
Tuesday evening,
March 6. Work ln Mark Master De
gree. You will therefore govern your
self accordingly.
Dy order of the High Priest.
i?'j'llllN
Terrible Scenes Enacted Near
Canton May Cause For
eign Intervention.
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
FORMING ROBBER BANDS
Over 3000 Former Pirates Dis
chargedRussian and
Jap Troops Arrive.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day;
Times.)
PEKIN, March G. A loiter from
a missionary nt Hwang Talon, noar
Chi Fu, rocolvod hero today statos
tho imporlnl troops put out tho oyos
of forty Christian converts and thon
naturally rebels.
(Dy Associated Pross to Coos Bay?
Times.)
HONG KONG, March 5. Sorious
unrest continues In tho provinces of
Kwang Tung nnd Kwnng Si, whoro
many discharged soldiers havo taken
to murdering nnd looting. Tho hills
along tho West river nro fortified as
a protection ngalnst tho marauding
bands.
Responsible Chinese assort torrlblo
scones nro bolng onnctod dally In tho
vicinity of Canton. Thoso porsons
doclaro that If tho truo facta woro
known abroad tho foreign powors
would Intorfero and put u stop to tho
slaughter and looting.
In Cnntoh yesterday 3000 soldiers,
who formerly wero pirates, woro dis
armed, paid off and mustorod out as
not trustworthy. Thoy woro aur
roundod by 7000 troops until thoy
loft tho city., Thoy nro oxpocted to
form themselves Into robbor bands.
CAPITAL AT PEKIN.
Republican Lcndcnt Will Mnko Head
quarters Thoro Again.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
NANKIN, March G. In an of
fort to rostoro ordor and Inaugurato
n stablo govornment, tt is understood
that Dr. Sun Yat Son and his ad
visors havo decided to go to Pokln
and mnko that city, for tho prosont at
least, tho capital of tho now republic.
This stop wns rognrdod ndvlsablo on
account of tho mutinious spirit ovlnc
od by tho troops In tho vicinity of
tho city of Pokln nnd tho genoral
unrest.
HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE.
Over IOOO Slain In Clnsh Ilctwocn
Villagers nnd Republicans.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
WEI HAI WEI, China, March 5.
It Is estimated that 1000 pooplo woro
killed In tho courso of tho rocont
fighting botweon tho republicans and
villagors outsldo tho Drltlsh conces
sion horo. Tho ropubllcnn troops aro
now in comploto control of the situation.
MORE TROOPS COMING.
Humor of Attack on Chinese Seaport
Not Confirmed.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
TIEN TSIN, March G. Two Unl
tod Stntea gunboats havo boon ordor
ed to procoed to Taku at tho mouth of
T)lho rlvor, thirty mllos southeast of
this city. Throo battalions of Japa
nese troops nro oxpectod to arrlvo
horo to rolnforco tho international
garrison.
RoportB persist In Chlnoso circles
that a body of nntlvo troops aro ad
vancing on Tion Tsln but no con
firmation of tho rumor has boon obtained,
Russia Sends Troops.
Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Tlmos.)
HARDIN, China, March G. Throo
companies of Russian troops havo
boon ordored to proceed from hero to
Tion Tsln at tho roquest of tho Rus
sian consul.
ORIn2 IN OKLAHOMA.
Claim Three Wero Drugged, Oiled
and Cremated,
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
NOWATA, Okla., March 5. Har
vey Hurst, his wlfo and Elslo Adams,
who on tho night of February 3 woro
found dead in tho burning ruins of
their homo, woro drugged, thon cov
orod with oil and burnod, according
to tho tostlmony of Edwin DoDarr,
stato chemist, at tho preliminary
trial of L. C. Harkins, a sweothoart
of Elslo Adams, who Is charged with
tho murder. A storokoopor tostlflod
that Harkins and Miss Adams bought
candy the night tho deaths occurred ,-j
and tho stato contends tno poison J
was admlnlstorod by moans of tho
candy.
PLOWS, HARROWS aud CULTA
VATORS at MJLNER'H.
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