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MARSHFIELD, OREGON SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1912EVENING EDITION, EIGHT PAGES.'
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mnll m- ooi
WO PORTLAND MEN KILLED
AND THIRD HURT IN HOLDUP
iiiiu w nil) iiiivuTllrri
CORONER'S JURY CENSURES GOV. MINERS UNO OPERATORS HOPE
nknown Highwaymen Fire
Shotgun " "Ul" ,",ljr
When noouui y rano.
HERIFF'S POSSES ;
J-AIL lu riwu mem
L Dead Men Close Friends
Of FrailK U. uunun ui
Marshfield.
. t..,i nriu In Carta TitiV
Times.)
PORTLAND, Ore., March 30. Al-
ouhBherltf Slovens of Multnomah
list and Sheriff Maas of Olacka-
county, togcthor wun auoui
,t- men have been hard at work
"" ' . . .!. 1....I .,li.l,t (lint linvn
il so iucccss whatovor In trying
1 1, ice tho murucrouB nigiiwuyiiiuii
lo iMt night attempted to hold up
, ininmobllo nnrty and, uiibuccosb
,i uttA n Bhotcun with fatal offoct.
it,-.---- w. n TTI I
IfO 01 luo pnriy, uuurKu iiimiiuho,
neJIcal student, tnd Donnld M.
inrt, a clerk, aro dead.
Irtlnz I.upton, a moment huiuoiii
tie University or urcgon, wnB snoi
roojh the nrm but not seriously
inred.
Rmfo D. Stowart and II. L. Tnbb,
other occupants, aro unlnjurod.
Tttipot whore tlio attempted nom
i occurred Is a very lonely ono and
titter criminal with aonio know
lit of tho surrounding county
jit enlly avoid enpturo and poa
ir mcsdo detection forovor.
Tie man-huutcrs Imvo travorsod
era largo section of tho surround-
S country but aro declared to havo
ailniularly unsuccessful In tholr
lorti to find somo traco of tho na-
sla. Tho
THINK ALLENS
SURROUNDED
Capture of Virginia Courthouse
Assassins Expected
Very Soon.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
TImo.)
IIILI.SVII.1iK. Va.. March 30.
Sldna Allen, leader of tho Allen clan,
and Wcsloy Rdwnrds, his nephow,
tho fuglttvo court houso assassins,
nro bolloved to bo surrounded on
Sugnr Loaf Mountain. Every line of
cscapo Is said to bo guarded and a
battlo may tnko plnce boforo night.
POLITICS IN
A
Investigators of Killing by Ne
braska Posse Returns Ex
traordinary Verdict Today.
f Dy Associated Press to tho Coos Day
Times.)
SPRINGFIELD, Nob., March 30
Mcmbora of tho coronor'a Jury In tho
Illuiit Inquest today signed a state
ment rosontlng what thoy tormed tho
"Interforenco" of Gov. Aldrlch In n
letter written yesterday to Coroner
Armstrong which thoy dcclaro was
evidently "written with a vlow of In
fluencing tho Jury." Thoro Is con
sldcrnblo resentment over tho action
of tho governor sending a lottor to
tho coronor to bo read at tho Inquest
and It Is freo'ly voiced. Tho lotter
was addressed to tho coronor and
citizens of Sprlngflold and tho tone,
according to tho statement of tho
Jury, "Indicated tholr Inability to
tnko action on and lack of Intelli
gence In handling a matter of this
Borlous character." Tho Jury roturn
od a verdict Bhortly after midnight
recommending that Chiof of Police
Drlggs of South Omaha, his special
deputy, John C. Trouton, and Sheriff
Myers of Lincoln, bo hold to tho dis
trict court for killing Roy Blunt and
that Sheriff Grant Chaso of Sarpy
county be censured for not prevent
ing shooting which resulted In
Dlunt's death.
Illtint was killed in pursuit of tho
convicts who recently escaped from
tho penitentiary at Lincoln. Dlunt,
a young farmer, was forced by tho
convicts to drlvo a wngon In which
tho convicts tried to cludo the posse.
TO PREVENT LUNG STROGGLE
PLAN TO KEEP
UP PDRT IRK
IKE
ID
E
Roosevelt Campaign Manager
Announces Many Contests
, Are Planned.
(Dy AsBoclnted Press to Tho Cooa
Day Times;
WASHINGTON. Mnrch 30. Tho
surmlso that perhaps seats of 112 of tho delegates to tho
lonen wcro Involved In tho shoot
uithe only dovelopmont of tho
rth up to ono o clock this nftor-
les.
LV0W.V IN MARSHFIELD
film of Portland Holdup Friends
of l'-aiiK u. Uoiiiui
Irruk D. Cohan of tho Busy Cor-
rirc-atoro this morning rccolvod
Wtfram' from Portland, notifying
s oi the holdup, tho mombora of
euto party being Inttmato frlonds
hit Hastings played quartorbnek
tie Oregon Agrlcultunl Comoro
Willi team In 1910 and 1011. Ho
pi In the Initiation of thrco of
fa In bis fraternity. Tho tolo
ks came from Ilort Cohnn. his
f tier, and gavo no particulars
Ittthan that tho tragody occurred
ue oiwego road, noar Portlnnd,
'tliM. Most of tho momborn of
'Pt'ero mombors of tho Mult
aa Club of Portland.
II IN
WILL RETIRE
ropubllcan national convention so far
chosen will bo contested according to
Sonator Dixon today at tho Rooso
volt hcadquartorB horo. Though tho
Taft manngors claimed that 2C4 dol
ogatoB aro Instructed for him, Dixon
crodlts him with only 3G and gives
02 to Hoosevolt and lists 04 ns unln
Btructod. Tho contests Includo tho
oloctlon of ten delegates In Indiana
whoro tho Itoosovolt managers will
attack tho validity of tho stato con
vention becauso n contestd county
delegation was allowed vote on its
own eligibility. Twenty dologatcs
woro soloctcd last wcok. Mississ
ippi Is claimed outright by both tho
Taft nnd Itoosovolt managors. They
nro not Included In tho list of con
tested dologatcs in tho Iloosovelt
Btatoment, Iloosovelt mnnngora main
taining thoy cnrrlod tho regular con
vention nnd havo tho regular dele
gates to Chicago.
OHIO FOR, TAFT
Republican State Central Committee
Dny
Sustains President.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos
Tlmo.)
COLUMDUS, Ohio, March 30.
Tho Taft administration was en
dorsed nnd Taft was endorsed ns a
candidate by tho ropubllcan state
central committee hero today.
DENIAL FROM KAISER
Emperor Did Not Urge Fortification
of Panama Canal.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Tlmo.)
HKULIN, March 30. Tho North
German Gnzetto today donles n re
port that Emperor William had In a
rocont conversation urgod a strong
fortification of tho Panama cannl.
Port President of China Will
Resign and Quit Pub
' lie Life.
Associated Press to Coos Buy
.... umes)
u-D0Y Marr )i nn ti,.. to --.
jtolielleve President Yunn Shi
""I thortlv rnslll nml rnli-A
a public life, according to n nows
t ' ,"mm from Tlon Tsln to-
lta. ."u,.nsk tll foreign pow-
Protect him.
WM.IH l iixivnis
. ,. . ....... I nronililiUll.ill nil U'lllpll JOflOd liml lPOll
Fw'e IW-. PiosMimtiiii PnJn fnmildal.lo cnmnalcii against tho 'paid. Alo $1020 t C. A. Noblo for
'Awcuatel fn tu tlio Coos Duy
SmP,?,LI)' "' Jlnrc1' 30
lUinOIJ H0U"rt linKBMltlll. ,11-AI.
,..lno .. . ---- - i-.-.
m,,m l'"nry bill by
."-InOttg VOtP Tl.n 1,111 .lo
''Tm napsf, i i.i. .i, i
10 linvnii,,,.. ii.. i.i
I.ii """i tDiiun iuj ma
PLAN HARD CAMPAIGN
Mudoro AminghiK to Quell involu
tion In Mexico.
(Dy Associated Press to Cooa Day
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 30
lebols in Mexico, according to tele-
gram rocelvod hero today from Ms
dero's private secretary.
Ties for Hoail Tho first shlpmont i
of tlos for the Terminal Railway ar
Money to Operate Dredge Ore
gon Pledged at Chamber
of Commerce.
At a meeting nt tho Marshfield
Chamber of Commerce last evening,
n fund of $7000 to continue tho
dredgo Oregon on tho harbor Im
provements outlined by tho Port
Commission was guaranteed and
steps taken to t-ecuio a reorganiza
tion of the Krt at tho earliest pos
blblo dato. The meeting was one of
tho most largely attended thnt has
been held lu many montliB, tho
Chamber of Commorco bolng crowd
ed. Dr. McCormnc, who presldod,
announced at tho oponlng of tho
meeting thnt it was n "get together"
session and that In tho discussion of
a moans of overcoming tho diffi
culties ho desired to havo all person
alities ollmlnatcd nnd his wish was
compiled with, making tho gathering
n most harmonious ono.
Dr. McCormac stated that thoro
wcro two Important thlngB for tho
mooting to do, ono to provldo a way
of keeping tho Oregon horo and tho
othor of reorganizing tho Port Com
mission. As to tho first, Eugincor
F. K. Leefo explained that tho work
outlined for tho Orogon by tho Port
Commission would cost aomowhoro
botweon S7000 to 19000. Ho said
tho provlous commission projects tho
Orogon had done had cost $G22G.75
and besides this ho had rocoived
$1000 to be utilized In planting Hol
land grass. Tho work to bo dono
was lu widening tho channot to a
width of S00 feet bctwoon tho Cold
Storage and Porter mill. To do this
to a dopth of IS feet would rcqulro
tho removal or about 120,000 yards
of dirt outsldo tho govornmont proj
ect which would cost about 17.000, or
to Increase the depth to 10 feot
would cost possibly $0000. Owing
to tho necessity of getting fcslornl
npproval of the work, which had
been granted boforo with tho under
standing tho Port Commission would
pay the costs, ho asked that the
Chambor of Commorco guaranteo tho
money at onco to Major Morrow.
Aftor a momentary discussion, A.
11. Powers said that ho thought
thero wero enough mon present who
would guaranteo tho money needed
until tho port could bo reorganized
nnd raise it. For ono, l.o said he
would personally guaranteo $5000 of
tho amount. J. W. Donnott then said
ho would guarantee another $1000
of It and Wm. Grimes said that he
would guaranteo $1000 of It. This
In might forth consldornblo applause
from the assemblage.
Peoplo to Pay Tnv.
There was a lengthy discussion of
the nrasoiit status of the Port. Dr.
K. Mlugus statod that tho liabilities
of the Port consisted of n $3000
mortgage duo lu April on tho Adams
waterfront property on North iront
EARLY TODAT
Fire of Unknown Origin De
stroys Building on South
Sixth Street.
Flro of unknown origin totnlly do-
stroyed a vncunt houso on South
Sixth street about 3 o'clock this
morning, The houso wns owned by
Tctcr Clausen.
Although tho flro department re
sponded promptly, tho flro was un
der Biich headway that thoy could do
nothing beyond keeping It from
oproadtng to tho adjoining houses.
Ono of those also belonged to Mr.
nnd Mrs, Clausen nnd was occupied
by Chas. II. Curtis nnd wife. For a
fow minutes, it looked ns though It
must also burn and most of tho fix
tures were carried out. Tho homo of
Mrs. Alice Sneddon was also threat
ened for a time.
Mrs. Clausen stated this morning
thnt thoy hnd not estimntcd tholr
loss. Sho said that thoy had Insur
ance, on It but sho wns not posttlvo
wnotnor or not It hnd expired. Thoy
wcro Just overhauling tho houso pre
liminary to leasing It, Honry John
son yesterday started In tho work
nnd InBt his toolB In tho tiro,
Mrs. Clausen bollovcs that tho flro
either resulted from tramps or others
starting a flro In an old Btovo In tho
bnsoment or that It was of Incendlnry
origin.
SALDWIN CASE
DECIDED. NOW
Supreme Court Turns Down
Claims of Anita Turnbull-
Baldwin.
(Dy Associated Press to tho Coos Bay
Times.)
Arrange Conference for April
10 to Try and Adjust,
Differences.
EXPECT BOTH SIDES
TO MAKE CONCESSIONS
Part of Men in Anthracite
Fields Quit Work Today
Ready for Strike.
I By Associated Prces to Coos Day
Times.)
NEW YORK, March 30 Another
meting of tho nnthrnnlin nm.mii,,.
and n committed minors tho dnto of
SAN FRANCISCO, March 30 Ily w c ymMtto;inyUnhnV
a unanimous decision of tho supremo riSl I Im . n 1 Cn."r;
court here today the heirs of Lucky So'and "o fSr", Z "'" T f
Dnldwln nro confirmed In tholr nos
scsbIoiib of his ostnto estimated to bo
worth approximately $11,000,000,
and the claims against it of Bcatrlco
Anita Baldwin or Turnbull, nro dismissed.
CANADA SCENE
OF DIG STRIKE
TELS ABOUT
S
Coroner Wilson Returns From
Investigation of McDuffce
Shooting at Bandon.
Coronor F. E. Wilson roturnod last
night from Dnndon where ho con
ducted the Inquest In tho MqDuffeo
tragedy yesterday. Ho Is convinced
thnt the verllct returned by tho Jury
ho empnnnelod thoro Is correct, thnt
Walkout of 4000 Railroad Con
struction Laborers Blamed
to I. W. W. , '
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Bay
Tlmo.)
VANCOUVER II. a, March 30.
i' our thousand or tho flvo thousnnl
mon omployed In railway construc
tion cumps nlong tho Canadian North
ern Railway botween Hopo nnd Knm
loops Btruck today for hlghor pay
and shorter hours. Many of thorn
aro huudlng for Vancouvor to carry
on tho propaganda horo. Tho mon
havo boon rccoiving $2.50 and $3.25
for ton-hour days. Thoy domand a
minimum of $3 for a nlno-hour day.
This tho Hub-contractors refused to
grant. It Ib said thnt most of tho
men nro mombora of tho Industrial
Workors of tho World, which havo
been organizing and holding meet
ings for Severn! weeks past.
VESSEL POOL
ago nnti othor (iiicmtlnnn win ha
amicably reached and thnt tho sub
pcnslon of work In tho hard coal rog
lon which begins April 1 will bo of
short durntlon. It Is reported that
tho operators aro willing to grnnt ft
small increnso In wages. Whothor
tho minors will drnlt a now set of
domnndB can not bo lonrnod.
IS
i
Suit Begun to Dissolve Combi
nation of Big Steamship
companies.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Tlmo.)
NEW YORK. March 30. A suit
for tho dissolution of certain stcniu
ship companies ongngod in traffic
COM EH APRIL 10
President Hoer ntid President White
Discuss Mine Hlrlko
(By Assoclntod Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times)
PHILADELPHIA, March 30. Afl
a result or telegrams exchanged today
botweon Goorgo F. Baor, roproson
tlng tho operators and John P. White
and other olllclals or tho mlno work
ore union, a conforenco will bo hold
horo April 10 to discuss tho ilnnmml.
for hlghor wages nnd bottor working
conditions.
It Is oxpoctcd that at tho confor
enco each si do will concodo something
nnd thnt nn agroomjent will soon follow.
HOPE FOR PEACE
Operator Willing to Mnko Blight"
Concessions non.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Mnrch 30.
Although a suspension of work, lias
definitely boon called In tho anthra
cite mines to tnko offect at midnight
Sunday, measures aro undor way by
tho Unltod Mlno Workors of Amorlca
today to Improvo tho situation caus
ed by tho dispute. President White
of tho Union oxpected to nrrango a
dato of mooting botweon tho anthra
cite minors and operators for a sot
tlomont of tho differences.
At tho snmo tlmo tho bituminous
minors nnd operators hoped to com
plete nn ngroomont whoroby tho mln
ore will nccopt a slight increnso in
pay Instead or enforcing tho orlglnnl
domnndB.
MANY QUIT WORK
Strike Sentiment Griming filnro Sub-
lieiision Order.
(By Associated Pross to Coos Bay
Tlmo.)
SIIAMOKIN, Pa., March 30.
Many minors did not ronort for work
todny and othors wont to tho mines,
got their tools nnd went homo. Slnco
tho suspension order tho strlko son
tlment Is much stronger.
Is that It was a case of attempted ; between Now iork nnd tho far east
iniiruer ami suiciue. j m oui uunui wb iuuu
hulkhaadiits: nut lu front of Fern-
dnle. the money having been guar
anteed by the Port Commission whon
the property owners woro slow In
fpnin'ylnjc because of tho desire to
provont the dredgingi being punipod
uy or item ior u.e i. ....... """ - (ovor on t,,e nMd fmts. A1bo about
.Ib rived today, abou 000 being Y""'1 . $,noo cli:. H. L-non for Catching
?.' .!!??" "Jr?.m. "'iMn! in lln'et dredging. $1000 hnvl.l been
IVKll iv
IV,,,, ' l WiU'UIt
, , r .!;"' ,whn ve
CALIFORNIA
es nonr Ara-
at Ocenn-
U. oxpeoted tliat tlio lirsi siupmem '",, nIm OI1 fhp work Uv gl,i the
rails will be received on the Relondo ! J" " " j' "., ,i . ,ti tbo b.1
'. uru - " '---- -- - - --
today.
isii'v or thU venr'tt tax. the total tax
.... 'l.alna ohnllf ?4 000.
Seeks Relative'' Marahal carter ""? ".'. .a,i vnmi
Una ,-,, nlvnil n lnttar from C. R. Wll-I . . . , i. .i. i.D, .1,1.,.. . At
, .avo-inL. woman nt thnt'snn of 220 Golden Gate avonuo. San I ,;' .., ,,, PnP TT
Brener Lf. r.lTmr.)ny Mr- and Francisco, asking him to locate lV5 ! Pnwors suggeBted that even- prop-J
. - (V L L IflP IMOIII 1 Mn rv-t 1 . m . . ... ... (inm fli ' 11' Mill IU II . r. 1 ll-l-l.l T
Mr.. - " " uiukuji rnniiiv oi umu iinuivi i" i .. .. mrnar 111 tiift 1'ort. iimiriuL oe
" " la' I who was killed In an accident In Cur-, 10-ogte(1 t0 ,my ln Ma port tax f
'Uivinv ' ry county In laua or iJua. m "-. he nRS not nliendy none so and men
-.,..u" V dlsnlav of olo- not snv why he Is trying to lointe , vo trustee or somo one expend
it In Improving tho nariior uimi mo
Port could be reorganized, thus not
letting tho work stop.
J. W. Dennett was thon called on
by Dr. McCormac. Ho said that he
was g'ad. as he a'ways had been, to
do anything he could to help Im
prove the harbor. Ho said tho past
should be forgotten and tho peoplo
should now get JJjkri
(Continued on pr 4.)
. ;" dlsnlay or olo-' not sny why he Is trying n
irifi ii0rc7. s on dlsplny at tho; tho family.
W i ST0"K. NORTH
I'IIILlSiiy BOllcl(1, ANGLER'S L1CKNS1. at J
:lc,...,
1"mi niiM.r, .:
r t .oiiTi:,,'n-r?,-K cent
w -.., mwsk.vs
two
:l,0flDePHOTTERMSS
,W.I IX3G FRAPPB nt
E?
Aueo film and
WALKER STl'DIO.
Milners'.
Cyko paper at
ruiihif Tackle tho best mad
at NORTON & HANSEN'S two stores
See our ad on page 3 Red Cross
Drug Store.
Thero woro all sorts of rumors
afloat and thon be reached there the
day boforo yesterday, tho peoplo
thero generally had a suspicion that
there was something Involved besides
whnt had first boon given out. Mc
Duffee's body had not boon moved
from whore he fell nnd porsons who
first saw him wero rosponBlblo for
tho report that ho was not powdor
burned. Mr. Wilson found that ho
was badly powder burned, somo of
i-o lmlr ftom tho tomplo bolng
burned. Indicating that tho muzzle
of tho 44-cnllbro had been hold closo
to his head. The bullet passod clear
through his head.
Only two bullets hnd boon fired,
the first one passing through Mrs.
MrDuffee's body and falling on the
floor of the pantry. Mr. MeDufreo
was getting along fairly woll when
Mr. Wilson loft.
Tho witnesses did not go dopp Into
the cause of the family trouble that
led up to the shooting. On tho morn
ing of the fatal nffalr. McDuffoe
walked up and down in the st:oet In
riont or W. P. Spencer's restaurant.
!:;. al Holman happened to be In
'he restaurant and McDutfee re
mained outside. For somo unknown
reason, McDuffeo had been suspicious
of Spencer, It wns claimed.
Tho witnesses boioro the coroner's
Jury were Dr. Huston, John Davis, C.
Baumgnrtner, Allen Boyd, Mrs. M. L.
Wilkinson. G. W. Gatenby, W. P.
Sponcer and S. S. Shields, and a
statement trom Mrs. McDuffoo was
also reed.
Allan Boyd Is tho 20-yenr-old step
son of McDuffee. Ho saw McDuffeo
bhoot hluibblf,
Tho coroner's Jury was composed
or Gus Darre, Honry Pulson, Rny
McNalr, Durt Dyer, L. A. Roeves and
R. Walker.
GARDEN HOSE at MILNERS'.
by tho Unltod States government
nero touny. Tho compnnlos aro
charged with pooling freight rntes
and rebating to concerns who ship
exclusively oyor tholr Ityies.
BOAT RACE FAILS
Hough Water Interferes with Oxford
Ciiinlirldgo Raco
(Dy Associated Pross to tho Coos Day
Times.)
..PUTNEY, Eng.. Mnrch 30 Tho
annual elght-oarod rowing contest
botweon Oxford and Cambrldgo
FRANCE TO STOP HTRIKK
by
Elghl-liour Day Law Emitted
Chamber of Demilles.
(Dy Associated Pross to tho Coos Day
Times.) f
PARIS. March 30. Tho Chambor
or Deputies today passed a bill pro
viding for an eight-hour dny for tho
coal minors, it is bolloved tho no
tion will remove tho possibility or a
gonurnl strike In tho coal Holds.
RESU.ME IN ENGLAND
Mirny Miner.-, Vole to Resume Work
In Great Rrlliaii
(By Associated Pross to tho Coos Ray
Tim os.)
which started this morning nt tho i LONDON, March 30 Roturns todny
Putnoy bridge was doclarod no raco from the scattered coal districts or
after both sholls woro watorlofegod.
Doth crows had dlflleultlos soon aftor
tho start owing to tho rough wntor
created by strong hoad winds. Their
progross was vory slow and soon both
sholls woro more or loss wnterlogged
and as the raco progrossod, matters
booamo worso. Cambrldgo droppod
out first. Oxford's boat capslzod
but tho crow righted hor and com
pleted tho courso. Tho Judges de
clared no eontost. It will bo row
ed again April !
Groat Drltlnn show a largo majority.
of tho miners doslre to resume work.
In many places tho voto was five to
ono in favor of It. it Is oxpected
that thoro will bo a general resump
tion Monday.
THREE IIRAVE SAILORS
THANK FIREMEN
See, Meyer Commends MomberH of
Crew of .Tail! Jones.
(By Assoclutod Projs to Tho Cods
Day Tlmos)
WASHINGTON, Mnrch 30 Three
mombors of tho crow of tho Unltod
Stntos torpedo bout Paul Jonos lmvo
Wo wish to oxpross publloly our , heon officially commondod by Socro
slnroro appreciation of tho gallant, ta,T Moyor for brnvory In tho rocont
work or tho mombors or tho Marsh- explosion on that vossel. Two of
Hold Flro Department and osnoolally i thoso mon, Gus Smorlek and John J.
tho Gulovson boys nnd Will Sleep, In Eborloln, entered tho flroi
saving our othor houso from destruc
tlon this morning.
PETER CLAUSEN nnd wife
All sizes CHICKEN NUTTING and
CATTLE FENCE at MILNERS'.
ROSARIES, CROSSES, LOCKI7T8,
BRACELETS and RINGS for EAR
TEIt GIFTS at Red Cros Drug Store.
roroom im
mediately aftor tho oxplnslon and
groping their way through tho hot
stonm "speeded up" tho blowers. Tho
third, S. A. Goodson, descondod Into
tho tiro room, turned on tho blowor
nnd crnwlod around tho bollor ros
and crawled around the boiler to res-
8CREEN DOORS, Window Screens
and FLY KILLERS at MILNERS'.