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MARSHFIELD, OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1912EVENING EDITION.
PCRATS BEGIN NOMINATING
Al NIGHT
10
DATES
SESSION
. . . . . . .
MRS. TAW ATTENDS I
DEMOCRATIC COXVEXTIOX.
(By
111 iNSUCI!UCM I'rCH.)
BALTIMORE. Mil .Tun,. M7
- Mrs Win. 11. Taft. wife of tl.n
President, wns a lsltor at 'lie
iiummi uemncrntlc couvontloi
today, having u placa ns a dies'.
n tlio gnllory. sho wan iiter-
tallied by Mrs. iinvti u..n.,
wlfo of tho dclognto from liio
ouuo-oi wasnington. ami Mri. o
Mark, wlfo of tho DimiiopiiiI:
National el alrinan. 4
$4
j n,mn Cnrnno An.
pj ?:; :7
parCycntion Today. '
bUTH DAKOTA TEST
ftm Wlkoun i .w,.
rfand Harmon Forces Out-
fJoled-James Takes Seat
loaay.
I .,
ILI,N0MIXATE
11 OINIM'ATKH TONIGIIX
(Dy Assoc latod rrossj
nii.TIMOItK. Mtl.. Jo 27
Biting completed lienimnoiit
puliation, tho Doniocrntio
MaTentlon shortly boforo four
dock took a rccosa until eight
i.iotk this evening when tho
nomination speeches for tho
iprdidcntlnl candidates will bo
ik)fnn.
,,
'7 Aisoclatcd Press to Coos Bay
ultimohij. Mci.', jimo 27.Tho Governor Wilson's Supporters
:u.wiisou piooiesHivea won mi- Claim That it Will Give Him
rr..'.ory in tho Natlonnino.no. , ., ,.
inuiijr ubibjjtuuo,
abolish rxrr nn.ii.
(lly Assooliiipd Press.) v
SUA (HUT. N. J.. June 27.
Governor Wilson wan olntt-d to-
dny over tln ncUon of tho Dem-
ocrntlr National convention lutt
nlKht In abolUhliix tho unit
rule.
A Consolidation of Tlmca, Const .Mull
and Coon liny Advertiser.
No. 295
SAYS TAFT OFFERED TO STEP ASIDE
UNIT RULE IS
CHANGED SOE
Gov. Hadley Confirms Report
That Roosevelt Refused to
Accept Compromise in Chi
cago. (Dy Associated Press to tho Coos Bay
Times).
CEDAR RAPIDS, lown. Juno 27.
--Governor Hadley, of .Missouri,
hero today confirmed tho statements
of Col. Roosevelt nucl Comptroller
Prendergnst, of Now York, thnt the
Taft lenders offered In Chicago to
tent tho Roosevelt delegates from
Washington nnd Texas If Roosevelt
would consent to the nomination of
llmljoy or hdiuo otiicr third man
FIDST CAi ON
REZIN RANCH
Li convention today when tho del
Lnotcrturiad tho report of tho
latlili couiuillteo mid seated tho
tlilioa uvUgates no in south .du-
la. Too Wilson HiipportorH claim-
Lii vote made tho iioiiiliiallou ol
Jica practical!) n certainty. .Now
ill JO votes which yostordny wont
-i. 11 l I I iifi.i ...nktlilitiii lni
i in Liiurh'i.iii iiiiiii uuiiiuiiiiiiiuii
n today cast In a block for tli'Ji
i2mj uelcKftti.. (Iroi.t chuorlii
todtho Illinois auuoiiucciiioiit of'
iwtw favornblo to Wilson.
Rtrotc on the South Dakota cou-
itm:
For WUoii delegalOH, 033; for
i:k dtlcgntc.s. I ST; not voting, 'li
Ulal'DC South DiiKuta; ubsoiit. 2.
Xorthwejtorn states voted tin foi-
tti, the yena being for tho Wilson
ii'Sitci:
Orroa, jcas 10, .Montnna, yonu 8:
lo, jeas 8; WiiHhlugtoii, nays 14.
(Jutll(ii Involved.
Will Make Headquarters There
While Establishing Other
Construction Camps.
Thomas Dixon who lins general
IIIM.KS OKKEItEl) PLACE
Piesldonl'.M Clialrninii OITvrvd Cl.nlr-
niiinvlil)) of Xadd.inl ltepubllcii
Committee.
(Dy Associated Pross to tho Coos Bj
Times).
WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 27.
It becamo known definitely nt tho
White Honso todny that Charles n
Hllles. President Tnffs secretary,
can be chairman of tho Republican
Nntlonnl commltteo If ho cares to
tako the placo.
riiKTCHER IS NAMED
Vermont Itopubllcnn Xnmcd Candi
date for (aoverimr.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bny
Times.)
BURLINGTON, Vt., Juno 27 Al
len M. Flotchor of Cavendish was
nomlnatod governor by tho Vermont
ropubllcnn Btnto convention lioro.
WILSEY HERE
WITH PART!
Projector of Hunt and Sumner
Lines Looking After North
Bend Holdings. '
W. J. Wllsoy, who financed tho
O'GDMN AND BRYAN WRITE
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PLATF0R1
SENATOR LA 1'OLLETTE
ATTENDS CONVENTION
. (By Associated Pross.)
BALTIMORE, Mr., Juno 27.
Senntor La Follotto entered
the Nntlonnl Democratic con-
ventlon hnll th.ls afternoon nnd
was escorted to tho platform
whoro lie was given n scat. Ho
wns greeted with a nlonBlnc
demonstration, cheers nnd cries
of "La Follotto" falling upon
his ears.
S G BALLOON
supervision of tho MncArthur Porks Hunt Burvoy nnd was largely rcopon
company's affairs hero pending tho slblo for tho formntlon of tho Pacific
(By Associated Prow in Coos Bnv
Times.)
BALTIMOUi:. Juno 27 Tho effect
of tho notion of tho National Demo
cratic convention Inst night In amen
ding tho rulo making It binding on
dologatlons to ntlhoro to tho unit
rulo wns explained by Charles R.
Crisp, parliamentarian of tho Houso
arrival of General Superintendent
Tinkler of that company nnnouncod
today that tho llrst construction camp
would bo ostnbllshod within n day
or two on tho Itczln rnnch on North
Inlet. An outfit used by tho survey
ors noar tho Umpqun whllo making
tholr Until survey will bo brought
down nnd usoil In cstubllsblng enmp.
nio enmp will lio only n smnll ono
Great Western nnd Pncltlc Const Lino
railways which, somo claim, hnstoncd
tho Southorii Pacific's coming to Coos
Bny, arrived Id North Bond today
with n party of friends. Ho camo
down tho coast, having followed tho
railway survey from Eugcno to Coos
Bay.
Ho stated that ho Is lioro morcly
On n llttlo trip to Inspect soma pro-
ami will bo tisod ns hondqunrtor8 for I norty which ho bouuht on tho Bnv a
tho othor construction camps which fow months ngo, tho bulk of It bolng
will bo obtabllshod nt onco. rocurcd from tho Simpson Lumber
Mr. Dixon snid tlinl tlioro wns con-' company In North Bond. Ho snld
sldornblo work clearing right of way! thnt a party from Europo who was
before nny nctunl construction could .heavily Intorostod financially In his
bo dono nnd men would bo put to projects would bo lioro this numinor
ON LONG TRIP
Count Zeppelin Starts on Ten-
Hour Over-Sea Trip With
12 Passengers Today.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coot
Bay Times.)
HAMBURG, Germnny, Juno 27.
Count Zopplln's dlrlglblo nlrshlp,
Victoria Lulsc, started today on n 10
hour over-sen trip with 12 passen
gers. Tho monster bnlloon flow di
rectly out from this city over tho
North Sen. It wns stated in somo
qunrtors thnt tho purpose of tho trip
wns to demonstrate th,at an airship
raid on England Is possible. As I ho
vessel's speed Is 4G miles nn hour,
her fuel cnpaclty gives her n radln
ns wldo ns London from Hamburg
and ns fnr ns Bristol from Km do.
of Ilcnrosontntlvos. who is nctlni:
Wore tho convention wns cnllotl t lnrllninontnry clork to tho conven-
) order, there was an exulted coi
Irc.tj In tlio Mlsouil dolegutioii.
'JtorLuko Li.i, leader of tho Dr
i forces. Former Senntor Dubotr.,
nnd would visit tho Bny with him and
arrnngo for Improving their proporty.
Mr. Wllsoy Is ncrompanlod by J.
work nt this soon. Ho snld fair pro
gross wns bolng mndo on this.
I'niiilf Wolinr. Imnd nf Mm rnmmlR.
tlOII. "ThO action Of tho Convention Rnrv ilniinrtiiinnt nf tlin MnoArtlinr , M. Ritilv wlm unn linrn lnut ni.nmnr
In ndoptlng tho roport of tho com- j.0C8 tompnuy on this contract, who' ns right of way man for tho Sumnor
mittcoon rules," wild Crisp, "will bo, WBH expected hero In tho Washing-' nnd Hunt linos which hnvo boon nb-
m oii.i. to unn nut) .... iiuiCKiuc oi- lnn cnmo ,. ,omi 0f Bchodu o and s.sorbod bv tho Soutborn Pacific.
i mm, luiiuir Diiiiiuir ijii)uir.,i " v ...- . mil riunu in uiiuuii ui m-iiunuiu uuii in soruoii .) mo anuiiioru i nciuc,
atorStono nnd Former Govornnr. ,ol ""'o comontlons whoro the;now assisting Sir. Dixon In tho pnr-' Mr. Wllsoy did not caro to talk
m rrancis, K.unen'ii in n groiip "" i'i"'" ju "'": """ """"'" iiiuinnry wont. .Mr. 'i minor iins.inucii nuout tno railroad situation
onuod tlio who were eiociou uy conuroiisionni . Wro.l thnt ho Is leaving Chicago for but declared that it would bo built
districts or in prororenimi jirnnnnoii coos Bny nnd ho should bo horo with-' soon. Ho. wns very reticent whon
will not bo bound by the unit rule . weok or ton days. Inskod spoclflcnlly nbout tho rnllrond
undor tho nmondment to tho rule' Mr. Dixon said that tho Arizona , projocts nnd tho prospects for a lino
Kmiiinrtnru nf Clnvnrnnr Wllsnll ' . - .ln in. n II... rnnHn.iIMl .1. .1.- . m rt i
.,..,.,..., .v... ... ,., "---'", miinw muuii uiuiii ui mu juuianiiui iiiunu iiiu uuuni iriiui vuiih uiiy iu
Perks company had not reached Snn Eurekn. Howovor. hosald, ho had
Francisco yet nnd consequently nonoj been trying for nlno yonrs to got n j
Inulng what Ltn tor
iwa iMKotfi mci." Lon in no
lamia terms took tho Clark MU-
vunito tn-!c for tliulr ntthiido to-
-i thO SOU' 1 Dllktltll I'OlltOHL
Vn the Wilson dolountos woro ro-
ll by Chirk men by n innjorl-.y
Govornnr
claim tholr cnudldnto will gain ninny
votos by this net lon bcsldos tho olgh
7"t of tho crcileiitluls coniinltteo. I teen which he will gain from Ohio
ame group broke up Lea liur-i
to Lo platform to plnn u fight
itw credentials coinmltteo'a iim-l
r report. i
Tie South Dakntn enso wns lielnc
fffl by cvcr' lcJogntlon. Tho ,
InlllOn delecnlp Imil Imnn inmon-.
UMhe credent Inls cbmmltteo nnd
delegates biibstltutoil after tb
aonjl commlitto had put Its seal
ipproval on t'i- Wilson delegates.
it credential' ronnnliinn i,iih..i
Ktlonon the clnlin Hint two Clnru
'u had tapcther polled mort"
,'" '"n "e Wilson ticket. Tho
delegation pented by tho ero
''' rommltteo appoared on the
'"J Dakota ballot undor llio het.l
'"Oil, Clark mill tti-vn.. ,l..i,,nn-
Vj" m..i...--
iwitixi: OF CONVENTION
IVdllfj Proceeding nf n.iim..i.ntl
I Oalheilng Todny.
1-fAwoclated Press to Coos Ba
Tho third
CONGRESS TO
GRAI'T RELIE "SS
U IIIU I UUUIl-l sir iHchnrd Porks,
LANDS AT HA.MIlURd
Victoria
Hour
Lulsc Mnlics Nino
Flight SiiccuHbfiillr.
(By Assoclntcd Press to Coos Bny
Tlmos.)
HAMBUitO. Gorninny, Juno 27.--Tho
Victoria Lulso landed hero thts
nftoruoon after n flight of uliiu
hours.
.CATCH CANADA IH'IKSLAR
Detroit Police Identify Money on Bus-
IM'ct i.K That of Dig Robbery.
(By Assoclntcd Press to tho Coos Bny
Tlmos).
DETROIT. Mich.. Juno 27 Tho
police todny clalmod to hnvo hlonM
rniiieinvu jui nut. vuiibviihviiii- iiuuu iieuu trj.i.K T niiio yuurn to got. a ; . t,nnn .... i iv .,
of It roultl bo brought hero on tho rnllroad built to Coos Bny nnd would i,'', ?,,n , " l " 1,ow
Stoniner Wnsh.ngto,, this week . won ronllo His anibltlon. . I ,
lind boon rumorod. Howo'ver, It will
bo shipped lioro soon.
Mr. Dixon snld that ho mot W. J.
Wllsoy nt North Bend this morning
nnd had n brief tnlk with him. Just
wlint Mr. Wllsoy's prosonco on tho
no did not sny.
?ugllshiiiim Coming,
ggosted that possibly.
the noted Engllsli
Aftor n fow days' stay hero, ho and
his pnrty will loavo for Portland.
EN ROUTE TO HAY
W. .T. Wllsey mill Pnrty Coming Here
for Short Outing.
Tho Eugono Roglstor says: "J. M.
Eddy, W. J. Wllsoy and son, Myson
Wllsoy, who woro all connected with
Threatened Ti
and Navy Departments to
Be Avoided.
( By Assoclntcd Press to tho Coos Bay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, Juno 27 The
Sonnto mndo today tho llrst mm to
rellovo tho government of the em
bnrnssiuont nrislng from tho failure
or Congress to pass many law mi
ply bills. Tho bonnto appolnte.l con-
" inll. m. ..t ltrt
forces to nieoi roiireseuuiimm '
in-
rontrnctor nnd builder who was tlio Pnclflc Gront Western which ro-
knlghtod for tho big work ho had tontly sold Its surveys nnd rlghts-of-
n nf urtnw!,lono for tn0 ',r18" government, way to ino Houiuorn I'ncinc. woro in
,J UI HI Illy i might bo tho man from Europo whom I Eugeno yesterday. Thoy Just stoppol
Mr. Wllsoy Intlmntod wns coming to over for tho day nnd nro on tholr wny
lULTIMnnJ"?.. - .
!..,:; --"'. juiiu -i iiio iiiirti, iw" "- .";-,""-
j too uemor ratio National Con- Houso of tlio logismtivo uii-,,,,
stlon
v...w milt; IMIVIUIUU Vlllll- .."- , --v - " .
onenixi nt io.r. ... .i.iltinn iiiu. This carrios saltrles una
?f great nnlmntlon. With tho mllongo of moinbors of Congress, the
," "Galleries nnd vast hnll filled Judiciary, tho president's snliiry nnd
'lr utmost cnpnclty ongor ox- many other Hems, none of vhlel can
T was mnnlfostod on nil i,iU bo nnld after Jul)' 1 lo "!'. M !
'"Jippronch of tho strugglo for Is muwoJ nnd slKned by H" presMom.
lilion. ' 8irubB, Ior L ,., tlmt ll0 wiu voto ic loeaiwo
' opening had boon dolnycd for- of tho provision which abolUlu.s the
U .the mbuiU profession Commerce c, . it. Unlow c b,
&! "!P c-rowa in good hu-j I- tk.n on the nrn an re n,rgn
af....I "'"' iuo nnrty loaders uui nun mnj '"'.'.'"'.V ,. .TI
"IIIItl nr it. -.-.
IlikoBM .V .B,nKo' Flnnilywlth
Jo, Z parkel HmoBt to Btiffoca
"convention was called to or-
J'nporary Clinlrmnn Pnt.-o ,..
4 w. In' tho con-vqpt1on was
UrtW. ' ,er,t3 wero crowded with
i noi. . PnniHiat'ea nnd kept
M ,", 'j )ken tholr sents. Tho
"fed K " "lanngors eac'i
IM-tC .."or w,,h imvlng
I.7.,h? Palleries. Tt wno Monr-
W I at ,ho galleries held a
wt.,'a nevond tholr usual cn-
Hr.
Ii
Vttt r,?rke'" sovornl times
.ult ' C'pTr tlin irnllntoa l,f
"i -wn.,u rr.;"""-. '
UK (III lUIIIUSt IIII-
.
!J'I iLVonc,lldod nn" tho cal
"oni
foro .Monday, practically nil tho nev
yards will lay off tholr man and tne
nriiiy officers will bo wltho'U lny.
Tho government ofllclnls nro t-onll-dont
today tl.ft Congress w.tul.l get
nn emergen.)- bill with n blanket re
solution extending all present i ppro
printlons Into tho new your.
MILI.IGAX IS NAMED
Montana Man 7 ll Superintendent
of California liistltutlmi.
(By Associated Press to tho Coos Ba
Times.)
BEHKELEV. Call.. J"0 27.DI.
t v Mllllgnn. of Montana. 1ms bepji
fornla Institute for
Blind.
the
T'0 Women's Auxiliary
r..l...lnplnll fh.ircll Will
licainm."" -
i.n.i rnil sn'o
o'clock at Perry-Nicholson's
of the
hold n
Saturday at 1
Want Ads bring results.
tho Bay Intor in the summer.
Mr. Porks Is a niomber of tho firm
of tho MncArthur Perks company but
his Interests In the latter aro nttendoi
to principally by his nophow, Mr.
Volekinnn who visited tho Bny lost
yoar In conipnny with Mr. H. A. Sum
nor. Mr. Volckmnn holds tho posi
tion of gonornl manager of tho Mac
Arthur Perks company.
RUSH KLAMATH ROAD
to tho Coos Bny country for nu out
ing..
"Engineer Rnlph Hunt expects to
loavo for tho uppor McKenzIo in
about n wook whoro ho nnd Dun Un
ion, who knows every foot of tho
! wny, will reconnoitre for a moro prac
tical county road ovcp tho mountain, '
SURVEYORS ARE COMING
It Is announced that two or threo
parties of surveyors will arrive hero
i within a day or two for additional
Additional Men Were Put to Work work on this ond of tho Coos Bay-
Itecenlly Ilnllnstl.ig tho Truck I Eugono lino. It fa understood that
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Juno 27. there Is some final location work and
Work on tho Klamath Fnlls-Port- also somo cross soctlon work to bo
land cut-off of tho Southern Pnclflc done.
Rnllroad, which will bring the main
Uno of tho road through this city, a
Is to bo rushed to completion. ' WANTS FATHER TO
A crow of fifty men has been en-, stop THUNDER
gagod for sevornl weeks In ballasting' ono little Eugeno miss cor-
track at this end of the cut-off nnd a I talnly has supremo confidence In
lnrgor crew has been nt work not fnr Dad's powers. Tho thunder
from Natron. Advertisements for Btorm Sunday frightened tho
men now appealing aro taken hero little lady very badly. Sho had
to Indicate that a small army of never seen anything like It bo-
workmen will be engaged In laying 1 fore, and sho flow to the bod for
track, digging tunnels nnd pushing. refugo under tho covers. Even
the construction. with this protection fright ov-
Laborers hnvo ueon arriving nero 4 erenme her. Throwing back the
covers, sho called excitedly, 4
"Dad, do something quick!
Can't you telephone?" Eugeno
Register.
dally nnd havo been sent to Chlloquln
to aid the trnck ballasting crew at
work there. As soon as the 16 miles
of track built boyond that point is put
In shape It Is expected that tunnel
crews will start.
Tunnel building will cause the
greatest delay In the .completion of
tho road. When that difficulty has
been surmounted tho trnck will be
laid In a short time. Early estimates
uero that the cutoff would be com
pleted in 1015 .Tnder the present
flrcumt'tntes. with indications that
the working force is to be largely
augmented, it Is believed the line
will be ready for operation before
thnt time.
Tho new 18-Inch gun will be
mounted In ono of the Pannmn forts.
Its length Is nearly 50 feet. t(a
dlametor nt the breech Is CO Inches,
tnperlng to 28 Inches nt tho iiinzzk'.
The charge of powder Is G7G poundb,
If will hurl n projectile weighing
2100 pounds, a distance of 22 miles.
Llbby COAL. The kind YOU hnve
VLWAVS VSER. Phone 72 Pnclftt
Livery & Transfer Co.
ngo ns tho money stolon In tho $375,
nno bank robbory nt Now Westmin
ster, B. C., In Soptombor, 1911.
Powell lins gono under tho nnma of
Bnrtlott, Wilson nnd Butchor. H
wns arrested In Now Orlonns In 100.1
nnd ngnln nt Nlngnrn Falls In 100').
IS HELD FOR
BICYCLE THEFT
Roseburg Youth Arrested for
Taking Wheel From E. Ban
del of Marshfield.
Selected by Sub-committee to
' Make Draft of Party's
Promises.
BRYAN SAYS IT IS
PROGRESSIVE DOCUMENT
Declares for Tariff for Revenue
'Only Completed This
Afternoon.
PLATFORM IS COMPLETED.
(By Assoclntcd Press.)
BALTIMORE, Mtl Juno 27.
- -Brynn nnd O'Gormnn com-
pletcd the drnft of tho plntform
nt 2;30 p. m.
4
(By Assoclntod Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
BALTIMORE, Md.. Juno 27. W.
J. Bryan nnd JiiiIko O'Qormnn. or
Now York, will write' the platform of
tho Democratic Nntlonnl convontlon.
When tho working subcommittee
of tho commltteo 011 resolutions mot
todny, tho moinberti found thomsolvos
without a platform draft of nufflclont
cohoslvoness to form n basin of tho
committee's operations nnd n con
clusion wns arrived nt to appoint a
second subcommittee to propnro tho
draft for convonlonco of tho nubcom
mlttco nnd Inter of the full commlt
teo and Brynn nnd O'Gormnn woro
designated to porform thnt sorvlco.
Brynn nnd O'Gormnn wont to wonr
Immedlntoly, turning ono of Urn com
mltteo rooms of tho convontlon ha. I
Into n workshop nnd refusing ndmlv
filon to nil. Before beginning tho
work. Brynn ttild somo of his friends
tho plntform would bo "nn essential
ly progressive, document," nnd Hint
spoclnl stress would bo laid on tho
tnrlff plnnk which will doclnro for
tnrlff rovenuo only. The Republican
party will bo charged with breaking
fnlth nnd fnlllng to porform tlw
promises of four yonrs ngo nnd
President Tuft will bo condomnod for
his nftltudo 011 tnrlff mnttors.
HAHMON STILL IN RACE
Ohio Governor Denies Thnt Ho Hat
Withtlrmvn at Baltimore.
(By Associated Pross to the Coos Bay
Times).
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Juno 27. Gov
ernor Jiidson Hnrinnn, of Ohio, stui
od eniphntlcnlly today that ho had
not withdrawn from tho rnoe for tha
Domocrntlc nomination for P'retl-dont.
BLOW TO RVAN
I. Brynn Siiyx New Vnrk Fliinn.
cler is Losing His (Lip.
(By Assoclntod Press to tho Coo's Bay
Tlmos).
BALTIMORE. Mil., Juno 2fv W.
J. Brynn remarked before lenvlug to
nttenil the. deltboratlons of tho reso
lutions commltteo this morning
"Thnt tho convention yesterday
cllppod off tho tnli of Thomas F Tty
nn's cnt." -Tho Nebraska lender prev
iously lad depleted Rynn, tho Now
York flnnnclor, as crscklng n cnt-o-iilnc-tnlls
ovor the convontlon.
"Tlion tho course of progrosslvelsm
Is moving along moro smoothly?"
"Tho proceedings of yesterday,"
ropllod Brynn, "would Indlcnto Hint
they had not mndo any InroniU an
us."
WILL NAME BULLITT
A young inn 11 whoso linmo is tin
known was taken in Roseburg today
I'. W.
Loiilxvllle Mini to Si. cteed
f4'lmimm.
(By Associated Press to Tlio Coos
Bay Times.)
WASHINGTON. I), C, Juno 27.--
Wlllliim tiii.ul...ll II, .11111 ... T ....I..
- c,loll.... l,l,...l -.,. W Iln..,ll ':..'" "-"" """I, "I J.UIII-
.f i ,',' , "" " "". '""'.vino, Ky w bo iinmoil by Presl
of tho Marahflold Cyclory. No char- dont Tnft to BUCC00(, ,,, w ,, '
ges havo beon proforrod against him nH solicitor Gonornl of tho United
ye, howovor, and tho caso will pro- stntcB roslgnod, nccordlng to n ro
bnbly bo dropped on tho roturn of tho .,ort todny.
wheel, which wns rontod Tuesday, , 1
supposedly so that tho young man, INDICT PORTLAND POLICE
could make a trip to Empire. In-1
stead he caught tho Eastsldo ferry) Multnomah firmi.l Jury Finds Fivo
nnd started for Rosoburg with anoth- Trim IIIIIh.
or young follow. It was supposod ati PORTLAND, Juno 27 - On indlct
the time that lie had a blcyclo of his monts by tho grand Jury, Captain of
own which wns broken In somo wny polleo Beatty, Detective Re-id, Mad
and tho trip made Imposslblo on it. dux nnd Hntumorsloy and Dotoctlvo
Tho Rosoburg polleo woro notified Borgcuit Smith woro nrrostod. Tho
nnd sent word today that tho blcyclo J mon nro Indicted on nllogntlons of
lind been discovered. The young Doputy District Attorney Frank Col
man Is nbout twenty years old nnd ro-: uy that thoy had attomptod to brlbo
sides In Rosoburg. Ho Is tho only him with $400 to secure tho tllsmls
support of a wldowod mothor and tho, 8al of nn Indictment against a wo
authorities beliove that to punish man by tho nnmo of Reed, nnd Mad
him for the offense would bo a groat-; dux had domnndod nnd secured
er punishment to her than to tho boy, j an nlloged brlbo of $50 from her.
Tho wheel will bo returned to Marsh- Mayor A. O. Rushlight and Chief of
Hold nnd tho cneo will probably bo Police Slovor of tho local polleo do
droppod upon tho payment of tho partmont, nro being quostlonod by
charges against it. I the grand Jury In connecMon llh Mio
I nlloged brlbory. Further lndlctmonts
SPECIAL K. l. .MEETING. aro expected.
A speeni meeting 01 .Myriio tougm .
No. 3, Knights of Pythias, Is callolj w FOUHTH OF JULY CELE
for Saturday night, June 29, for bul- BRATION at LAKESIDE. Out door
loting, receiving applications and for
conferring degrees. AH Knights of
Pythias are urged to bo present.
GEO. BOSS. C, C,
If you have anything to sell, trade.
r rent, or want help, try a Want Ad.
sports with prizes to tho wlunors.
Dnskot Social, Ball Gnmo and a big
Banco. EVERYONE INVITED.
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