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MARSHFIELD, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1912-EVENING EDITION.
L and Roosevelt Forces
Busy mawiiuw""""
of Delegations.
ItiLL UNCERTAIN AS
JOKUUOCVUui u -vi"i"
Lcirffls Anxious to Know
Whether Man From Oyster
Bay win Miiwiu.
l7!.."cc tii.lHlllXH 4
Fu,,,lX)il CONVENTIONS
(By Associated rrossj
u-ASlUNOTON, D. 0., Juno f
,i Tho Senate louuy ugium
. i program of n inrop-tmy re-
a daring tlio National convon-
TflFT FORCES
IRE TRYING TO GET AID TO VIUTIMS
A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mali
mid Coon Hay Advertiser.
No. 282.
v
CONTEST
Ml
Hot Debate Before Committee
Over Fourth California
District.
(Dy Assoclntod Prosa to Tho Cooa
liny TlmcB.)
CHICAGO. 111.. Juno 12 -Tlio ll,
publli'tui National coiiimittoo totlnv
voted to Kent tho two Tuft delegate
In tho N'ntloiml convention from tb
roiirui cnlirnriiln district, tho on'v
cnnfoHt from Hint fitnto.
TIiIh nctlon followed u running fire
oponed on tho conunlttoo by Franc
.1. Honey nnd n stinging Htntomeut
from (lovemor .IoIiiikou In the Inter
OBtH of Roosevelt.
Hency Rented In the National roni
mltlee on n proxy asnlled the mem
liorH of tlio rninnillle.. etmilmiiwin
iiioclatoil Press to Tho Coos (particularly Senator Murroy Cinno or
Day Times.) (Massachusetts whom ho addressed nu
13CAG0, Juno 12 Posltlvo ln-n tnnn who liml "No respectability to
-itlon as to whothor Colonol lose." While Clinlrninn Rosowater
itelt would conio to Chicago to wns mimonisiiuig Money to nddroM
ih Mi nvn IntorcRtn boforn tho committee, properly. Governor
...v f ilnHillne tho contested ' JohtiBon nrrlved nt tho CollReum. H.
i'ef ts finished by tho IlopuMI- "IouIIiicmI to appear before tho com-
Vitlonal uommitico wna sougui, ." . " duiii-hiuiii
Details of Havoc Caused by
Volcano Along Alaskan
Coast Slowly Reaching Seattle.
4
TAFr ASICS All)
(Dy ABsoclntcd Press)
wABuimixoN, Juno 12
iresuient Tart in n apoclal mos-
biiko to uongross todny nskod an
v appropriation of ono hundred
thousand dollnra to bo expended
by tho rovonuo cuttor sorvlco-
In caring for tlio volcanic vie-
tlniB near Koillak. Alnsltn.
CUBAN FEDERAL TROOPS WIN
(11)
mr Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. I). C, Juno
J-i Majority f.ender Under-
nod announced todny that tho
3,3m would tnko threo duya' 4
ttii only during tho Domo-
,tlc N'nlloiinl convention.
UtttTT-r-r-rTr-.-
Assoclntod Press to Coos Day
Times)
SEATTLE, Wash., Juno 12 Dc-
JnllH nro Blowly ronclilng horo of tho
suln and adjoining lslnnds of Kodlnk,
Afognak and Raspborry by tho erup
tion of Katmal volcano which burst
forth last Thursday nnd spouted ash
es nnd stones for two dnya. Every
effort Is being mndo to got aid to tho
stricken villngos. Captain Klrtlnnd!
. I'crry, comranndor of tho rovonuo
cutter Manning has boon at Kodlnk
slnco tho eruption bogan nnd has tnk-
on personal chnrgo of tho relief
Work.
His vessol undoubtedly savod tho
lives of many pcoplo In Kodlnk for
he ordered all tho flvo hundred men,
women nnd childron In tho town to
bonrd his ship na soon as tho orup
tlon bognn. Tho govornmont has
ooen nskod to ordor tho transport
tneri(inn winch Is In Alaskan wators
to proccod to Kodlnk. Tho Shorldan
Is taking tho Thirtieth Infantry to
Alnska and is well stocked with pro
visions which nro soroly ncedod In
IN ENGAGEMENT WITH REBELS
WNNNWWV I
TAFT SMS HE
WILL VETO IT
mivoiriuiBod cintho AliiBltnn penin- the dlBtrossod district.
WAN
T VOTE OS
SUPRIN
T
T
I
tbr bl own workers nnd those
(crtlnK Tflft. Tlio huccc8s of tho
tell workorfl yoBtoniny in gnin
(protest would bo mndo against
: lome of tlio Tart uologatos
itcostciti.
Iitiien of both sides aro busy
ar tie Instructed dologntos in nn
ct to learn Just wlioro thoy
! rote.
lAlTfilVM.V AHI'.OXA
which Honey later read to tho com-
mltteo. In thts Johnson donlnred ho
declined to Hiihmlt to "A trial to the
... .ni,.(n.i tn.ni inivn riu,. n i tltlo of pronoitv by tho thluf wh
nsort that tho formor president B,0!0',,"1 , , , , .
,,V-. After tho commltteo had voted tho
MrichumnBBiirnncothnthowlll JJoosovolt faction down. Ronntb.
It here. Othor UooBovolt work-, """" " '""" "" 'xirin
"ill U at Krldny nlghfs mnss t,ltJ oommltteo was Making It Im-
f when It was oxnoctod n i'"""""' " iiuihiiiii-h m hcnuu
I wncn ii m oiutiou .nvnp t . - i.. n,v tnr
yenrH."
During tho roll cnll a bitter nttnek
on Honey was mndo by Shnckleford
of Alnska, who voted for tho Tntt
delegates. Ho declnred Alaska had
Iww... IM)nl,li.wl 1. 1. III.. V,...,,u" t Mln.
oa tho ononlnc ballot in tho, , .,.i .i,,,, hrnL , ir '.
istlon. Thoro Is bollof that u i,i,.f .lt,i ..q-'i.t.' !.ii,,,n
BrdtlgateB of thla class nro BnM glinrklafnni. 'Vnmo Into th'la
tlll n tn Iia rntivlnrAfl linu Hint1 ... ......
""-" -v vw v.... ...... "",,. roininiMpit 0i. n iinixv ii nil iiim nrni
yoll was nbout ring rulo In San Frnn
clsro. I cnuie here ns a reforco and
Impartial judge and I have scon the
nttcmpls of certain members to drive
tltls commltteo to do what thoy want
It to do.
"And 1 for one. rofuo to bo Intimi
dated or to bo driven from doing
what I think Is right."
JnmcB A. Tawnoy declnred thnt ntiv
notion by tho commltteo which would
t Our Siv IMcuitcs Dccld'iil
In I'mridcnt'M Kiivor.
Iiiuoclated ProsH to Coos Hay
Times..
SCAGO, Juno 12 Tho Arizona
fltloa at lnrno of nix votes wnu
aw to Taft by tlio Nntlonnl Uo
Joa Central Commltteo today, i recognlzo the Btate'8 Instoad of tlio
California fourth district's district's would estab
Vtltjstcs woro glvon to Taft.
rluoclatecl Press to Tho Coos
Day Times.)
WAGO. Juno 12 Tho IxjuIb-
"Mack and tan" dologntcs-at-ilx
delegates for Taft, woro
nioriy-eight to two. Contoatn
firtt. Second, strlli nml nnvnntli
Ati for two delocntoa oach woro
-nn and credited to Taft.
WD F1IIB I.V SPOKANK
and Oil O.iiniiniiv'u itnii.ii.. i.
Barns Midi suinnn r.uu
fiaociited Press to tho Cooa Day
Times.)
'OKA.VE. Juno 1? A n mm.
fc4t.V. (--
r?" Be started of spontanooiiB
".waqestroyed tho building In
- ids faint and Oil com
"".v today with a loss of forty
"" uouar8.
D FUENOHMAN DKAD
iocated Press to tho Coos Day
litis niies. I
I3. June 12 Predorick Passy
v:.unoinist ana poaco npos-
here today in his ninoty-
Uiip
"
isliw
IAS SCARED
!CliVP Drl.. T-..r. .
.-; "luvvu lesunes in
los Angeles Bribery
Case Todav.
related press t0 th0 CoOB B
I Tl,.. . '
uica.i
hEVUno 12-"Drown,
rf ns J )ou d0 th "eat you
V rLm. J 1 take caro of
'ntheili.??i led Samul I
'kat Pid tr,ct nttornoy'a ofTlco
1151 & ,?. S- Darrow Ba,d
, LnM, . "D """ory ot
Hick Darrn ?U' the charSO P
urow is on trial.
Ilsh a precedent
which would overthrow Hopubllcaii
principles.
ItonM'Vcll Mcii'h VIpivk.
Hccourso to tho Hoosovolt inon who
luivo been solected presidential elec
tors In tho different Btntos Ib tho ii.
nounced plan of "William Flynn ot
Pittsburg. Bhould tho convention
nominate Taft. Flynn declared such
a movomont while It might dofeat tho
Hopiibllcnn nominee for President,
would snvo tho party In tho big H.
publican stntoB. Ills position was en
dorsed by Governor W. K. Glasscock
of West Virginia, who declared that
nil tho West Virginia Hopubllcnu
electors nro for Hoosovolt and would
voto for him In tho electoral college,
regardless of tho nctlon of tho conven
tion. Senator Dixon said. "I don't
think thoro will bo any need of such
action. In my opinion, Hnosovelt
surely will bo olectcd and Taft forces
will not dnro to steal tho nomina
tion." O. K. S. NOTICE
To tho ofllcers and members of
Doric Chapter, No. C3, 0. B. 8. You
aro requested to moot at tho Masonic
Tomplo Thursday. Juno 13 at 8:30
a. m to nttend tho funoral services
of Dro. Robert Itooko. Dy ordor of
CAUL W. EVBRTSEN.
ROOSEVELT IS
FOR SUFFRAGE
Former President's Chicago
Platform Will Declare for
Votes for Women.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
"I'lrrtoq, )
OYSTER DAY. Juno l2.Colonol
Roosevelt announced this afternoon
through Judge Don D. Lindsay of
Denver that ho Is In favor of woman
suffrage and that tho platform he
would submit to tho Chicago conven
tlon would contain an unequivocal
declaration to that effect.
CRACKED CORN at HAINES.
School Election Next Monday
Night Will Be Animated
Resolution Proposed.
Tom Ucnnott. who has boon en
deavoring to luivo F. A. Golden rolti-
Btntcd as supurliitondcnt of tho
Mnrshlleld public schools, and Albert
Sellg tills morning cnllod on Dr.
McCorninc. of the school board, and
endeavored to havo tho Goldon ques
tion submitted nt n voto nt tho school
election noxt Monday night. A. II.
Powers, who Is unqualifiedly In favor
of retaining Bupt. F. A. Tlodgcn as
head of tho schools, Is a cnridldntofur
director to flit tho vncancy caused br
ibe expiration of M. C. Horton'a term,
but the Golden forces do not wish to
oppobo him.
They talked for a long tlmo, but
Dr. McCorninc stntcd that ho was op
posed to havo any quostlou outsldo
of the schools bolng submitted nt tho
election. Ho said it thoy wanted to
hnvo tho question ot Indorsing the
excellent. work that Supti Tlodgcn bna
nccompllHhod ns head of tho schools
voted upon, ho was willing. Ho sug
gested thnt If they wonted" this that
It be placed In the form of n resolu
tion which would mean tho nbsorp
tlon of tho contract that tho board
has already mndo with Mr. TIciIkoii
for next year nnd suggested tho fol
lowing ns the text of It:
"Itosolved, That It Is tho sentiment
of the voters ot School District No.
0, that Mr. F. A. Tledgon bo engaged
as Superintendent for threo years
from September 1, 1912."
Messrs. Dennett nnd Sellg contend
ed that North Rend n year ago had
taken mi advisory ballot as to wheth
er Supt. Raab should bo rotalnod nnd
claimed this was a precedent ns to
why tho voters should bo allowed to
voto on whother Sir. Tledgon or Mr.
Golden should bo elected superintend
ent. Dr. McCorninc stated that this waa
the reason why the advisory ballot
should bo taken on Indorsing Supt.
TIedgon's work. Ho pointed out thnt
North Dond hnd boon merely permit
ted to voto on tho question of retain
ing their nctlvo superintendent nnd
not on voting on men outsldo tho
schools.
Whother the Goldon forces will
mnko nny further effort to hnvo Mr.
Goldon's nnmo voted upon Is not
known.
The resolution Indorsing Mr. Tled
gon may bo submitted by tho School
Donrd oven though tho Golden forces
do not Insist upon It. In enso it Is, It
Is expected that tho Goldon forces
will voto against It.
Dr. McCorninc stated that ono rea
son why ho would Ilko to hnvo tho
resolution voted on would bo to set
tlo tho question of superintendent for
n consldornblo length of time. lie
said that tho bringing up of tho Gol
den controversy every few montliH
was detrimental to tho welfare of the
schools and for this reason, he would
like to see It disposed of.
It Is expected that tho school elec
tion Monday night will bring out ono
of tho Inrgest crowds that has over
attended a school election here. It
will be held nt the Central School
building and will open at 7:30.
QUAKE IN GEORGIA
Three Distinct Shocks Felt at Augus
ta Today
(Dy Associated Press to Coos. Da
Times )
AUGUSTA. Ga Juno 12 Threo
distinct earthquake shocks wero felt
here and at Columbia, S. 0., and Sa
vannah, Ga., today. Houses wero
rocked and sleeping Inhabitants
roughly awakened. Little damage
was done and no one was hurt.
MASONS ATTENTION!
Owing to tho postponement of tho
funeral of Dro. Robert Rooko, mem
bers of Dlanco Lodge are requested
tn meat at the Lodgo-roora Thurs
day, June 13. at 8:3C la. m
uy oraer oi
E PDPILS
PASS IN EXAI
Ten Out of Twelve Succeed in
State Examination un-
usually Fine Record. '
Word wns.recolvcd hero todoy thnt
ten nicinbors of n claBB of twelve who
too.k tho stato eighth grado examina
tions In Marshllcld Inst week had
passed. Supt. F. A. Tledgon rccolvo.l
word todny from County Suporlntoud
out Hunch.
Tho two who failed to securo di
plomas this tlmo only failed In two
iirnuciies so taut tuey will bo entitled
to tako tho examination over in them
It) September, making It practically
certain thnt thoy will bo ndvanccd to
nlgli school this fall.
Tho high porcontngo of pupils nnss
Ing out of tho last class la tho cautu
of much elation In tho schools be
cause with tho exception of two, ail
wore half-year pupils.
Tho result of tho last cxamlnntlon
tnkon with that of tho examination u
few weeks ngo moans that 30 out of
3S pupils pnssod, nn unusually high
porcentngo. Two of tho pupils of tho
llrst 28 who fnlled In only ono stud .
each passed In this branch nt tho Inst
examination and If tho two who fnlled
In two studies tho Inst tlmo pass ).i
September, as Is oxpectcd, It will
mean comploto success for tho clan. .
Tho pupils who havo just pasacl
nro John Hymor, Edwin Lon'ot. Ans-
elm Johnson, Emtl nnckman, Alto-i
Johnson, Frank Curtis, Leona Mc-
l.cod, Ronnld Nicholson. Mnrlo Vns-
ey nnd Adolnldo Clnrko.
Miss Mario Moloney, tho toncher
of tho eighth grado, and tho pupils,
aro highly olntod ovor tho result.
Tre examination wns conducted by
Mrs. Chns. H. Curtis.
Makes Hlg High Rclno).
Tho results of tho examination will
mean tho Inrgest high school enroll
ment next yenr that Marshflold hits
evor hnd, probably ovor 100. Last
year, 70 woro enrolled In high school
and seven woro graduated, leaving
C3. Tho 3 C or 38 freshmen who will
enter high school noxt fall will mako
mora than 100, not Including othou
who nro llkoly to como In from out
sldo. This will tax tho accommodations
ot tho high school and It may bo nec
essary to provldo a special room
for tho senior clnss next year.
President Threatens to Use Ax
In Retaliation for Abolish
ing Commerce Court.
(Dy Assoclntod Press to tho Coos Day
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 12.--President
Tnft told friends todny that
lift Wnillfl vnti illo ImrlulnHt nvnnii.
the mid Judicial appropriation bill
if when it comes up for his slgnnturo
It abollBhea tho commorco court In
effect by cutting off tho court'B ap
propriation. Doth tho Houbo and the
Sonnto cllmlnntcd tho provision for
tho court from tho mensuro. Tnu
said ho considered tho court nccos
Bary for tho prompt and offectlvo on
forcoment of tho Inlorstnto Commorco
net. In speeches ho litis sntd that
when Its limitations woro doflnod by
tho Supremo Court, tho now tribunal
would bo approved by tho railroads
and people. Tho Supremo Court this
wcok glvo Bovornl decisions grently
restricting its powers.
Ten Negroes Killed and Many
Wounded in First Battle
of Campaign.
FEDERALS' ARTILLERY
TOO MUCH FOR BLACKS
Second Engagement Reported
In Progress Near Caiman-
ara Late Today.
to Coos Day
(Dy Associated Press
Times.)
SANTIAGO, Cuba, Jjiuo 12 A do
tnchmont of govornmont troops un-
iiui- Major uosomio Uollazo today do
foatod tho Insurgonts In n bnttlo nonr
HI Cobre, ton miles west of thin city.
Tlio robols lost ton killed. Tho gov
ernment troops mndo offectlvo ubo of
nrtlllory nnd nro pursuing tho floolnc
Insurgents.
ANOTHER RATTLE ON
Rebels nnd Government Troops Meet
Again
(Dy Assoclntod Press to Coos Day
Times.)
CAIMANARA, Cuba, Juno 12 A
bnttlo Is reported on todny botwoon
tho govornmont troops nnd robols ton
miles from Imlns on tho north const
of Orlcnto Province
DEADLOCK IS LIKELY
Agrco
Cous
Moiifio nnd Semite Unable to
on Canadian Reciprocity
(Dy Assoclntod Press to Tho
Daytimes.)
WASHINGTON, Juno 12 A doad
lock botwoon both Houses of Con
gress ovor tho Sonato's proposal to
rcpoal tho Canadian reciprocity law
was fproshadowod whon tho Sonato
today by a voto of 33 to 27 refused
to rocodo from tho amondraont to
iron nnd stool tariff rovlslon bill em
bodying tho ropoal provlslou.
woods losi:b OUT
Rill
Day
Scnato Refuses to Reconsider
Ousting Hlin Out.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos
Times.)
WASHINGTON, Juno 12 Tho
Senate by a voto of 29 to 28 refused
today to reconsider Its adoption of
the couferenco report on tho army
appropriation, bill carrying amend
ments which would loglslato Major
Leonard Wood out of his ofllco ns
chief of staff of tho army.
ONE LOST IN
WYOMING FLOOD
NORIS JENSEN
Property Damage of $400,000
Caused by Cloud Burst
Near Buffalo.
e
(Dy Associated Press to "Coos Day
Tlmo.)
DILLINGS, Mont., Juno 12 Whon
telephone communication was restor
ed to Buffalo, Wyo today the reports
that a cloud burst which sent a wall
of water down tho narrow valley of
Clear Creek Canyon upon tho town
last night had caused many deaths,
proved unfounded. Ono man was
drowned and a dozen frame buildings
woro washed away. Tho property
damage is estimated at four hundred
thousand dollars.
SPEED LIMIT
IN NO TH REND
Council Decides to Limit Autos
to 25 Miles Per Hour
Other Business.
Tho North Dond city council lnt
night adopted n speed ordlnnnco
which Is designed to ollmlnnto racing
In tho streets thoro. Tho now ordl
nnnco fixes tho speed limit of nutos
and motorcycles nt 2i miles per hour,
of bicycles at IB miles, of horsobnek
riders nt 12 miles, nnd of horsn
drawn vehicles nt 12 miies. Tho p.
nlty Is fixed nt a flno of from 2 to
$50, or Jail sontonco to bo served nt
tho rnto of S2 per day.
Tho council nlso repealed tho old
dock nnd whnrfago chargo ordinance.
Wnrron Painter, city wharfinger, who
was allowed 25 per cont of tlt-j
amount ho collected under it for his
sorvlcos, will now bo paid $15 per
month.
GriulcH Aro Established.
Tho council also established the
grado on Montana streot. From
Shorman to Hamilton tho grado Is to
bo a descent ot ono-half ot ono per
cent nnd for tho balance of tho dist
ance descent of three por cent.
On Shorman nvonuo n now grado
was also established. From the north
sldo of California street to Montana
It Is to bo an ascent of ono-half of
one por cent and from Montana to
the ball park It Is to bo an ascent of
1.6 per cont. Tho intersections of
Connecticut and Montnpa are to bo
level.
Will Open Street.
The council voted to accept nn of
fer made by F. D. Walto and others
tn October, 1910, to opon up a stroet
connecting up Tromont streot and a
continuation ot Railroad nvonuo
through tho Simpson Lumber com
pany's property. Tho offer was con
ditioned on tho men being allowed
to vacato somo of tho- other streets.
L. J. Simpson stated that ho had al
ready mado piano for dedicating the
street through tholr property nnd that
It would bo filed as soon as tho pa
pers wero returned from San Fran
ctsco Sleet Friday Night.
Another meeting of tho North Dond
council will bo hold Friday evening
when action will bo taken on tho.
plans for Improving Montana streot
nnd Shorman avenuo. City Engineer
Drlghtman was Instructed to havo tho
estimates and plans ready then.
SIIONTi TALKS TODAY
Delivers Commencement Address at
Drnko University.
(Dy Associated ProBB to Tho Coos
Day Times.)
DES MOINES, Iown, Juno 12
Thcodoro P. 8hontj! of Now York de
llvorod tho nnnunl commencement
nddrcss nt Drako Unlvorslty today.
At n mooting of tho Donrd of Trust
ees of tho Unlvorslty, Shontz was
reoloctcd chairman of tho board. Mr.1
Shontz's fnther-ln-lnw, tho lato Got,
Drake of Iowa, was ono of tho foun
ders of the Unlvorslty which was,
named for him.
CARD
i
OPPOSES
Moat Coos Day men would feel per
fectly happy If thoy could And u
home where they could enter with
out wiping their feet.
Hpve your calling cards printed at
The Times' office.
G. W. Slonecker Says Machines '
Are Nuisance and Menace
to Country Roads.
SALEM, Ore., Juno 12. -All BortH
of appeals nro mndo to Governor
WoBt, nnd tho latest Is from G. V.
Sloneckor, of Gardluor, Ore., who
naked tho Governor to keep nutoinv
blloB off of tho now rnnd Jimt com
pleted botwoon Gardiner mid Glon
ada. "Wo don't consider that these
autos havo any right or privileges on
this road," ho said. "Wo look upon
thorn as a dangerous nulsanco nnd in
restraint of trade"
ire- explained that the road hrd
been built nftor 20 years of offor;
that It was narrow and hnd short
turns, and hud but few placos for
teams to pass, Ho said for 11 ml leu
thoro was not a house and for 10
miles not a tolophono, mid thnt the
tenms been mo almost scared to doath
at tho approach of art automobllo.
"Either tho fnrmors or tho nutQlita.
will havo to sta,y aft," ho said, Ho
added as'a postscript that ho thought,
tho settlers would bo willing to glvo,
tho road ovor to the autolsts on "Huin
day to chase thornsolvcs It thoy wish,
providing Uioy don't nbuso tho privi
lege." Governor West turned tho com
munication over to Attoruoy Gonoral
Crawford for reply.
CALIFORNIA IS SORE
Ac-
Dclegates to Clilcago Condemn
tlon of Committee. ,
(Dy Associated Press to Tho Coos
Times.)
LOS ANGELES. Call., Juno 13.
Whon the California dologatlon to tho
Republican National convention In
Chicago nrrlved horo today and
learned of tho action ot tho National
committee deposing two ot tho dele
gates, resolutions woro adoptod con
demning tho commltteo. Talk of tho
creation of a "Third party" If Roosu
volt Is not nomlnatod "To go tho
limit" against thoso who nro "putting
through the antl-RooBovolt program"
in Chicago was freely Indulged in.
Resolutions wero adopted denounc
ing "acquiescence to Presldont Taft
In tho program of "political larceny
now bolng carried out."
Thero'll bo boxing In England as
long na the Drltons can put up their
dukes.
A Michigan man says ho ralsos
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