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HI SLOUGH PIISONER
BREAKS JAIL JIT NORTH BENO
JL??$m'
f "S5""
umllMmJ-
(IIED'BABS FROM -J
Ul I TJMIt- i""UM
nstable Emery Claims He
"Had Two Confederates
Assisi mm.
M L.ndon of South Slougu yes.
E& towns conflnod on a chargo
"rt.??..i . nnsault II ram Loo
fflXSuiTol Tar Hool Point
Jth i dangerous weapon, and has
m,ea ipra .' ,'.-:
lncd that iwo iihiww ...
i-'L.Alltitf Intl.
IftuUble Emory of North Bond
Irttted Lanuon iniu dhmu, ...
. .rrlllt Irriioi! bv JllBtlCO
inn na ll niiii" ... ..
mock of Marshfield nnd wnH ro
lled to keep him In Jail thoro un-
l. Mnriinnn wllOn 110 WaB tO
iti bcn arraigned. Ho wna In Jail
rr yesterdny morning but somo
stMunnR IIIO uny, huiii."iiu uii h
iiilde slipped somo Instrunients
.. nm iiipii 4ruilil(il 111 tn to nry
t iteol bars from tho window and
ypt.
Sheriff Oago nnd Deputy Prosocut-
5 Attorney IiiiJonviBt wure nijuiiuu
Mscapo today and will take lm-
ll tiM fnr IiIh nWirreflt.
It (Kchnrgod by A. It. Loo that a
i days ago Landon ciuno niong ny
Ynmf rpnr Tnr Tool Point, nnd
lint.,1 a hntiriin nt lilfl Krrflld-fath-
i, Hiram Lcc. nged 82. nnd ordered
a to "throw up IiIh hnndH." Tho
tiin compiled nnd then Mm. Leo
imrril nn thn ncnim. I.nndoii or-
Ired her to throw up her hnndH, but
K Jumped hack nnil I. undon mnuo
ict-away, mumbling somo oxcubo,
irtrdlnff'M Mm vnnnirnr T.on.
Joit what tils motivo was ronmlns
b determined. Not much Is
ion about Lnndon. Arclilo Phll-
uoreman of tlo Simpson Lumbor
imnint'fl lniilnir nnnrntlflna nn
mtk filrtnt'll llivntt Inntn.l Hi, nftnn
A It li understood Hint It was
wir on ins nnuings thnt Doputy
rcwcutlng Attorney Llljoqvlst or
ni tbo warrant Issued far Lnn-
'i arrest.
!a tbli connection, It Is Btntod thnt
isuoa aaa oeon a niomuor or. n party
i u un Duiuu niougn mat nnn
tfS ClUfltn, ffnmA nt 4li CAotilnnta
k or less trouble. Sheriff Gago
M bfn nlnnnltlf in Invnatlirntn Min
Iwjta awlnst tho gnng, It Ib snld.
Conitablo Bmcry of .'North Ilond
pviwra juauco I'onnock this morn-
i- - ,o iiiiiuiii mac nuiiuuii
M two confederates who aBslstod
"aurcflKingjail.
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ILLINOIS 10
VOTE 0 MEN
.Gov. Dcneen Calls, Special Ses
sion of Lcgislatureio Enact
Preference Primary.
(By Associated 'Press to Coon Bay
Tlmos.)
CHICAGO, Mnrch 25. Governor
Donoon today called tho-stnto lcgls
lattiro In npcrlal session 'to pnss the
prosldontnl preforontlnl prlmnry net
to bo effective with tho stuto prlmnry
April 0.
The session wiib cnllcU for tomor
row uftornonn.
1 10 GIVE
IN ADVANCE
'UUMltt OK MIDDLR 1TKST
RTSK DtSUNDS OP EXGI-
tERS FOR IxailSASE IX
WCES.
Awoclated Pteza to Cooa Baj
TLmea.)
LSY0RK' MaroU 2C Fi"r
I r" '"ciuainc lirncUenlly all
. - "' oi uojfjigo and north
Norfolk & Wtatorn, rqfusod
f7?111 the Ineroaso of wngos
2fcd by the locomotive ongl-
J wpli 'was presented at a joint
I rtfi ri-i """"leefl ropresunt
tW ?fl,,0o of Locomotive
ti ,, twp.lvo PenU and
WlS55:!?.,rom U,e "'oadB.
I'ttce n .i "l . l uml tUo wnK
Ho.rin,ie,fio"Blnoor3 an.d owor
trelRht f much needed advance
2 wUch tho Interstate
. ancr??im,S,0n declined to al-
M wdn.fi 'lu"uo ley say, en
l il.Uon8 .f n Uavo Loen
rtdudiol uinuoua antl other
u V? "?? declare that tho fix.
f lad ;:.-aara wase for conduc-
l"llMht j . waa tue rosu,t t
ItiS L" a P"ceent.
n:.:r are DrBsnntoi .x... i.
l... BlOfiS pn.nl.... . .. ,
'ttniii,! ...."" ui mo roaus
"H. thirl "lcrease(l ?18G59C50
"'"M oi, 7,! "ecreaso In not
lll.ci.l.60t800 and whllo
rt uv. fD 8"e emnlovod tlm total
" thi. ft Stoue lecllned to
;ill do fan 'm,e what th0 engineers
aecllnlng to lncrensn wnPfin
lc0OSEn?vI!?.S and NOVELTIES
-. unnii i-iTvwn
" vaj
SENATORS' I
I
ILegislators Are Angry at Letter
of -Attorney .General
Wickersham.
-(Dy A8Boclntod Press to tho Cooa Day
Times.)
WASHINGTON, Mnrch 2C At
lornoy General WIckorHhnm caused
n Btlr In tho Sciiutu today by refusing
to supply information concerning tho
tloorgnnlzutlon of tho International
Harvester Company, asked by a resol
ution adopted Mnrch 1C. Sonntor
llncon took exception not only to tho
nttornoy gonurnru nctlon but to bis
manner of communicating It
Wickorshnm nnld In a lottor that it
is 'incompatible with tho interest of
the United Stntes to Bupply tho infor
mation desired, bocnuso tho corren
pondonco on Illo rolatod to buulnesB
which wan unnnlshed. llncon Bald
tho languago was discourteous, nnd
that apparently Wickersham had for
gotton thnt ho woh a creuturo of con
gress: Wlckertfhnm wroto
"I am directed by tho President to
nay thnt In my opinion, It is not com
patible to supply tho information."
Borah said ho did not hco how tho
president could glvo Instructions ro
gurdlng tlio nttornoy genoral'B opin
ion. "Nor do I," responded nacon.
Several Bonntors euggostod that Ba
con move thnt tho communication be
not received but ho did not do so, and
on motion of Leo It was laid on tho
table for consideration nt another
time.
MEATTRUSTHAS
GIG MONOPOLY
Combination Is as Effective as
If Organization Actually
Existed. '
(By Associated Press to Cooa Bay
Tlmea.)
CHICAGO, March 25. Thnt Ar
mour and Co,, Swift & Co nnd Morrla
and Co. havo today Just as effectivo
a monopoly of tho meat business as
if their proposed "Billion Dollar Com
blno" bad been created, was tho con
tention in substance of Attorney But
ler in his closing argument for tlie
government in Us nntl-trust suit
against tho Chicago packers. It b
expected tho case will bo In the hands
of tho Jury this afternoon.
MORE MEN WORKING
EUGENE, Ore., March 25. Great
activity all along tho lino la reported
on the Coos Bay railroad. Twohy
Bros, have the "mon wanted sign
out and aro sending all who apply to
tbo front. Besides those who are en
gaged In tho tunnel about 300 men
Sre employed on the stations on the
high ground beyond Elmlra, the ob
ioct being to finish tho high ground
by the time that the low ground t Jo
cornea dry. Air machinery will be ut
ilized Jn tho tunnel which will expe
dlte operations,
EASTER NOVELTlES-o new
lino Just received at COUb
CASH STORE.
A TURKISH BATH will do you
GOOD. Phone 21 4 J.
MEXICAN REBELS 10 FLOAT LOAN
Attempt to Get Business Firms
at Chihuahua to Advance
Money'More Trouble Ex
pectedThere. (By Associated Press to tho Cooa Bay
Tlmea.)
WASHINGTON, Mnrch 23- Efforts
to forco tho banks and businoBs hous
es of Chihuahua to adyanco a loan
of ono million, two hundred thoua
r.nd Mexlcnn dollars, aro being mndo
by Mexican Insurgents. Tho loan la
to bo guaranteed h that state, ac
cording to Stato Dopartmont advlcea
which also Bay tho robots aro making
efforts to collect initio taxes duo tho
fodoral government nt tho ond of
March. That Americans In Maplmt,
north of Torroon in Durango, may
receive protection, a dotachmont of
federal noldlors havo been drafted.
NOTICE-
TO END LIFE
Chicago Woman Writes San
Francisco Coroner Inten
tion and Turns on Gas.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bny Times)
SAN FRANCISCO, Mnrch 2C -Following
tho receipt by tho coronor of
u letter In mnll todny notifying him
of their Intended sulcldo nn Investiga
tion dtsclosod tho lifeless bodies of
Mrs. A. Morso of Chicago and nor
thlrtocn-yoar-old daughter, Ethol.
They had dlod of asphyxiation, pro
bably Inst night. Mrs. Morso nskod
that tho bodies bo cromated and un
less word Is rocolvcd from Chicago
her wishes will bo compllod with.
In tho woman's purso wns $203. No
motivo for tho tragody Is nsslgnod
snvo sickness and lack of rolatlvos.
Tho Stnto Department messages on
tho engagement nt Eocnlon aro mea
gro and contradictory. Fighting
continues there.
HARD WATTLE IS ON
Influrrcctos Reported to Have Best
of Federals.
(By Associated Press to tho Cooa Bay
Tlmos.
JIM1NEZ, March 25. Fighting be
tween rebels and government forces
was resumed today In tho vicinity
of tho village of Corralites. Numer
ically superior tho Insurrecto forco
seems to havo tho federals .surround
ed. The soldiers of both sides aro
nearly exhausted ob this Is tho fourth
day of tho battle. Water and food
aro senrco and tho hot sun nnd dust
add to tho novorlty of tho strain. Dur
ing tho night anothor train load of
men reinforced tho lnsurroctos.
TEXTILE MILL
WAGES RAISED
Over 120,000 Employes of
New England Mills Get
Advance Now.
(By Associated Press to tho Cooa Bay
Tlmos.)
BOSTON, March 25. Moro than
120,000 toatllo operators In Now Eng
land received n gonornl advanco In
wages today when tho Increases an
nounced recently by many cotton nnd
woolen manufacturers wont Into ef
fect. Tho ndvnnco varied from 5 to
10 per cont, but with tho exception
of tho 25,000 persons employed In
tho mills owned by tho mnnufactur
ors of Fnll River, whore a 10 per
cent rnlso tins been granted, tbo op
erators will not know tho exact
amount of their Increases until pay
dny.
REV. HALL TO
LEAVE HERE
Michigan Man Who Claims He Marshfield Baptist Minister
WILL UNDERGO ;
AN OPERATION!
Is Kimmell to Test Sur
gical Skill.
(By Associated Prosa to tho Cooa Bay
Times.)
N1LES. Mich.. March 25. Tho
Niloa' "Mau of Myatory" who insista
that he is Georgo A. Klmmoll, tho
missing banker, dospito tno veraici ot
Um court to the contrary, wont to
Ann Arbor today.to undergo an exam
ination nnd probably an opornuon to
bo rolloved of alloged prossuro on tho
brnin. Many poraona Btlll bollovo tho
claimant la tno missing man.
KILLED IN COOS COUNT V
St- LouU Jury Accepts Evidence that
Missing Sian was main
In a rocent case at St. Louis, tho
family of Klmmoll waa successful In
no .nntAniinn hnforo a Jury that Geo.
A. Klmmoll was killed in Oregon, tho
Jury holding tnat wnno was an im-
.,... TIia milt was to colloct In-
surnnce that Kimmell carried. Ac
cording to evidence uororo tno jury,
Klmmoll whllo with a party of bur
. tronxnrn hunters was slain in
Cooa County. No ono has beon found
In Coo8 county wno Knows nnywuut,
of the nlloged tragedy or of tho bur
lod treasure which tho Ktmmell party
wos supposed to be seeking.
MONEY FOR PROMOTERS
Farivn and Doyle Get $300 of Coos
Bay Railway Bonus.
Tho Roaoburg Revlow aaya:
The Cnnyonvlllo Call announces
that the peoplo .there havo turned
... tmn in onRh to J. A. Doylo and
his associates on the assuranco that
work on nn elegtric railway io u
bul't through Canyonvlllo will begin
...ni,i u tnva r.nat weok Mr. Doyle
was quoted here as saying a contract
had been let ana worn wumu "!,
in ten days on a line to Roseburg.
i . .lovo Intnr llo WnR fltlOtod In
Portland papers as saying that the
contract would oe iei -booii. hui
.i,ir.n. wimtnvnr hnH so far devel
oped, hero's hopln' that tho Catiyon-
vllle people win realize euiiiuuiiuB
more definite, after having paid ?500
for the privilege of thinking It over
for 45 days. As generally viewed
here, real railroad builders do not
work on such a small basis.
IIOEV AT EUGENE
II. P. Hooy, chief engineer of the
Southern Pacific construction work
in Oregon, cam in from San Fran
cisco on the Shasta Limited Friday
morning. Eugene Guard.
Resigns Pastorate Sur
prise to Congregation.
Rov. O. LoRoy HnH yostordny ten
dered his resignation na pastor of
tho Mnrshflold Baptist church aftor
n pastorate of nearly threo years.
Ilia resignation en mo na a surprlao
to tho congregation.
Ho stated thnt his resignation wns
not for tho purpose of accoptlng an
other chargo nor was it bocauso ho
was not woll paid but It was bocnuso
ho did not havo tho prayerful aslsi
nnco of his momboro na ho deairod
It.
Rov. Hall Btntod today that ho had
not made any plana for his immed
iate futuro. Just beforo coming to
Marnhflold from Medford, ho rojocted
a call from tho Arleta Baptist church
ot Portland and during bis chargo
hero has rejocted threo other cnlla
from Oregon, California and Wash
ington congregations.
When ho announced his resigna
tion yesterday.lt took his congrega
tion completely by surprlso and not a
fow tears were shed. During his pas
torate horo, Rev. Hall has been very
active and has not confined efforts to
Marshfield alone but has lookod after
tho Baptist work in this section from
Bandon to Gardiner. In consequence
his retirement will be groatly rogrot
ed by tho friends bo and Mrs. Hall
have made here.
A meeting of the Marshfield Bap
tist church congregation has been
called for next Thursday ovonlng to
take action on his resignation. Some
of tho memebers aro trying to get
him to reconsider his decision to
leave,
His letter of resignation' waB as fol-
lOWB
On or beforo four rnontba from
date, as we may mutually agree, I
desire that our relation as pastor andJ
people shall termiuate. u i Know
rightly my own heart It Ib to do tho
will of the Master nnd to advance
Ills work. Hoping therefore that
thla resignation Is for tho good of
our work and the advancement of
Ills cause, I have thus decided to Jay
down the trust which you havo voted
unanimously to me now three times.
I desire here publlcally to express
my gratitude to you for the measure
of support which you havo granted
to us whllo we have been among you.
'Mrs. Hall and myself shall always
'hold In loving remembrance tho
workers here who all along have
' sacrificed and labored to lift tho
burdens with us. The "tie that binds
! Ar- ftea.r-tB" Ja . -TPfAJUJISJffi&i-i0
1 (Continued on page 4.)
NEGOTIATIONS TO
OF ENGLISH
E
MINERS FUTILE
NW"i'S.
M
y
M
RESUME
W
Men Break Away From Union
in Scotland and Return
to the Mines.
I By Associated Prena to Cooa Bay
Tlmea.)
GLASGOW, March 25 A general
breakaway of tho minors from tho
atrlko movement seems probablo in
Scotlnnd. Ono thousand men re
sumed work In tho pits nt Boll IIIH,
Lnnnrknhlro. In other pits thoro
also wns n resumption of work,
NO ACTION ON
COAL STRIKES
Committees of United Mine
Workers Await Confer
ence Tomorrow.
(By Associated Press to tho Cooa Bay
Time.)
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Mnrch 25.
Both tho policy commlttco and tho
executive board of tho Unltod Mlno
Workers of America horo today de
cided to tako absolutely no action on
tho present coal situation ponding
tho outcomo of tho conforonco be
tween tho operators nnil minors In
tho bituminous flolda which will bo
resumed tomorrow.
LOSES CONTROL OF CACTUS
Burbniik Such Express Company for
BaiimgcH.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.
Luthor Burbank of Snntn RoHa, Cal.,
plnnt wizard of International reputa
tion, has brought suit ngnlnst tho
Wolla-Furgo Express Company for
$11,947, claimed na damngea by tho
Iobs of certnln thornlesa cactus, ono
of his greatest crontlons.
In his complnlnt tllod today Bur
bank nllegos that tho exprosa com
pany turnod ovor n ahlpmont of 6000
splnoless cacti nt Sydney, Australia,
without authorization. Tho markot
valuo ot tho cacti is given as
$5447.71. It is nllogod In tha com
plaint that through tho action of tho
express company Burbank has lost
control of the world markot for hU
creation,
THREE DIE IN
W
Rock Slide Near Sand Point,
Idaho, Throws Freight
Into River.
(By Associated Press to tbo Cooa Bay
TlBM)
SAND POINT, Idaho, March 25.
TWreo of tho train crow wero killed
early today when the weat-bound lim
ited freight of tho Great Northorn
plunged Into a rock slldo six mllea
west of horo. Whon tho train of CO
cars struck the slide, tho engine and
three cars rolled, ovor tbo embank
ment Into tho Pend d'Orotllo River.
Tho dead are:
Engineer' WlclUln, of Hlllyard,
Wash.
Fireman Charles Sumnors, of
Hlllyard.
Rrakeman C. R. Orcnn, of Hlll
yard, Wash.
Wlcklln, Summers and Orcnn wero
plnnod within tho cab of tho loco
motive and drowned when tlio engine
sank benoath tho waters of the river.
NORTn BEND NEWS.
Miss May Peterson of Marshfield
spent Sunday ns a guest at tho homo
of her lsster, Mrs. E. E. Rlggs.
Mrs. W. N. Ekblad and baby of
Marshfield are spending a few days at
tho homo of Mrs. Ekblad's slstor,
Mrs. W, D. Simpson.
Miss Lillian McCann has returned
from a visit with Coos River friends.
Mine Owners and Union Un
able to Afjroe on Terms
' of Settlement.
PREMIER ASQUITH IS
AT CONFERENCE HEAD
Operators Still Oppose Stipu
lating Minimum Wage
for Employes;
(By Associated Press to tho Cooa Bay
Tlmea.)
LONDON, March 25. Tho confor
onco of Promler Annulth and mom
bcrs of tho British Cabinet with tho
ownors and minors, roapoctlv'oly,
lasted throughout tho day, but If any
progress toward n solution of tho
deadlock was mado, It was not sufll
clont to Justify a resumption ot tho
round table negotiations botwecn tho
owners and tho minors.
Tho mlno owners still nppoar dis
inclined to depart from their origin
al nttltudo of opposition to tho intro
duction of special figures such as
$1.25 and fifty cents for mon nnd
boys, respectively, into nny of tho
tormn of nottlomont. Coal la now
soiling for $1.25 n ton,
DISCUSSION IS DELAYED
ICngllMi Mlno Owncrx nnd Operators
SHU Negotiating.
(Dy Associated Press to tbo Coos Bay
Tlmos..
LONDON, March 25. Tho dlacua
slon of tho minimum wngo bill for
minora has ngatn boon poatponod un
til tomorrow, na negotiations nro
still proceeding between tho mlno
owners nnd tho minors undor the
guldnnco of Promlor Aaqulth and
members of tho cabinet.
TIES UP VESSEL
United KtatcM Crulwr Uimblo to Ob
tain Fuel In England.
(By Associated Press to Cooa Bay
Times)'
WEYMOUTH, England, March 25.
Tho Unltod States cruiser, Pralrio,
now lying In port hero, cnrrylng one
hundred whltohond torpedoes, Is
finding difficulty In procuring coal for
tho voyngo to Amorlcn. An attempt
to purchase 120 tona of stoma coal
watt unsuccessful.
IS
M
TE
Present Chinese Government
With Joint Memorandum
Charging Broken Faith.
(By Associated Press to tho Coos Bay
Times.)
PEKIN, March 25. Tlio mlnlators
of tho United Statea, Groat Brltlan,
Gormany and Franco today prosontod
tho Chinese, government a Joint mem
orandum of recapitulation of negotia
tions botwoen tho financial group and
tho Chlnoso government since Febru
ary 27 and establishing a strong case
of broken faith on tho part of China,
Tho memorandum concludes with a
protest against tho Belgian loan to
the Chinese government,
WORK ON TUNNEL
Mn-
Twohv Brothers Will 8tart
chlnery April 1,
Tho Eugone Guard says:
P. B. DoLano, chiof clork for Two
hy Brothors, contractors of construc
tion for tbo Wlllnmotto Pacific Rail
way, wont out to tho camp at the Notl
pass early In tho weok with pay
checks for laborers employed, on tun
nol work,
Eight loads of machlnorf havo
beon haulod to camp this weok, lnii
proved road conditions making this
possible, and two moro loads will
lcavo tho warehouse today for tho
construction camp. Included in tho
list nro compressors, dynnrao and
other devices for tunnollng, Thus
far tho work of tunneling baa beon
dono by hnnd labor, but It la an
nounced that machinery will aup
plant the laborers by April 1.
FIX PRICES FOR DREDGING
Don't forget tbo Turkish Baths.
PHONE ai4J.
Tbo Portland Journal says:
At a special meotlng of tho Port
of Portland Commission hold yester
day afternoon, n prlco of 12 cents
a yard for making a fill for tho new
gaa plant of the Portland Gas & Coko
Company was voted and It Is prob
able that tho dredge Columbia will
mako tho fill Just below the govern
ment moorings as soon aa alio has
completed tho fill being made for the
alto of tho new Southern Pacific,
frolght depot on tho east aido of tho
rlvor. It la eatlmated that there will
be about 215,000 cublo yards to bo
dredged for tbo gas plant fill,
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