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fcuvi.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mnll jn c"j
nnd Coos liny Advertiser. n,m "
ns Tlio Const mwi.
NDERFUL CURE BROUGHT
ABOUT FOR MARSHFIELD
I
Lvard Meado. Actor, o,-
lows nan ui
i from roou.
REL,EVTE0DTALFPARALYSIS
fcase Attracts .tho Attention of
Many roysiciana m cm..
Francisco.
(Special to Tho Times)
I CIV FRANCISCO, Sept. J.
Ll abstinence from food ns a euro
Lrpiralrils has boon uomuiiHuuiuu
I it,, satisfaction of a numbor of
Uilclani of this stnto In tho enso
I .. .- .. f nrt.l.flnlfl Orn.
'. six weeks ago, Meado who wa
'idling In San Francisco, BUfforod
ntl hfs respiration only being
itlispairca. iu" - -
ezpltte use 01 ms mn b'" unu
i!i tm, can spenk prnctlcnlly ns
niumiual nnd hns so fnr rccovor
dttenseor his right sldo as to nblo
otilk. He expects to icnvo aan
r,uci:o next wcck lor sacnuiiumu,
.teliteljr tufcJ-
yr. Kudo Is well known lioro nB
icember of tho Mnrgarot Hob thoa
iltomDanr. Shortly nftor lio loft
itrlth tho company ho took sick
ulientto San Francisco wucro no
cltttd the stroko of pnrnlyals.
II KING
IPS DEAD
Veil Known Coos County
Man Dies Suddenly in
California.
Hlrtm Kins, well known rcsldont
t Coos county, droppod dend at
ftno, Calif., Saturday. Word was
wired here through n mossago to
iliiBllr, Mr. Klnir wont to Cal-
'onla about two years ago for tho
tut of nli health. Ho was thon
"Sertag from rheumatism. Slnco
' feat to Fresno ho had boon ro-
Mttf with his sister, Mrs. Q. O.
'm of that city.
SfrKlflKWag a win nf T. A Klni?
CoqulUe. He also lcnves throe sis.
', Mrs, Harry Noblo of this city,
a wooay or Coqulllo, nnd Mrs.
)m of Fresno. Ho wns unmar-
N and about ED Vfnm nlil
Tor many years Mr. King wna
;-wx Identified with tho lumber
urn ot this county. Ho wns a
'13 Crlrer In thn onriv ,invu nhn
ttnaa were used In logging. Later
El . " .wtviuuu 1UI HIU
tie 'Daniels Creok camp which is
0DrtArt h fr i.i j it-..
rti. ii ' mum UI1U VUll-
lJ tlewai Hnrlncr 1.1 .ll., .!..
ruded u one of tho best loacora In
u ? V .Mr- King was a mombor
h.. ADignig of Pythias and also
hi., ri11 ot tne world.
'Uinot Vnrn- .i..ii .t . , .
WJUud H wuuinor mo uunai
k Th VD0 or th0 body urust
E w." ,he ,uter t0 havo tho bur-
ti. U , n nccunt of wlro
S'9 .o ?t
eeamide arrangement
WIHEMvSS KHOM JAPAN'.
Cnllfoinln Klntlon Hen is Mes
miko Sent fiyini Orient.
VALLEJO, Sept. 24. An of
ficial report waa mndo to tho
Mnro Island nnvy yard of tho
receipt, September 8, by tho
Tablo Uluff wiroless atntlon of
incssnKos gent from tlio Japan-
oso station at Shomlsakl to tho
United States cruiser Maryland.
2000 miles awny. Tho Japan-
eso atatlon Is C500 mllca from
Tnblo Uluff.
Mi
M
1
E
Residence of Well Known
Dairywoman Entirely De
stroyed by Fire.
Tho residenco of Mrs. Sarah A.
Yoakam on Coos Itlvor wna ontlroly
destroyed by 'flro this forenoon. Mrs.
Yonknm wna In MnrshMold at tho
tlmo of tho flro. Ilor daughter, Mrs.
Krlck was at tho house Tho flro
Bocmod to hnvo startod in tho roof
Ground tho chlmnoy. Mrs. Krlck
smollod tho amoko nnd when sho dls
covorod tho flro It had a good start.
Neighbors aaw tho amoko nnd hur
ried to naslst. They mnnagod to
snvo moat nil of tho furnlturo but tho
hoiiRo wnH burned to tho ground.
Tho rosldenco had boon built for
nearly thirty years but was a nlco
homo nnd was in good repair. Tho
Iiouho sot back Homo dlstanco from
tho rivor near tho foot hills. Mrs.
Yonkatn conducts a Inrgo dairy, milk-
'Ing nbout fifty cowa. Tho loss was
probably ?1,G00. Tho houso waa In
sured. Mrs. Yoakam has nnothor smaller
rosldonco which was on a pnrt of tho
farm which was homesteadod so sho
will hnvo a placo to llvo until sho can
robuild.
ARE 10 WED
ON THURSDAY
STRIKERS CLAIM TREY CONTROL HAN REBELS THREATEN
In Contradiction Manager
Says Mines Will Soon Be
in Operation Again.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coua
nay Times.)
UINGHAM, Utnh, Sopt. 21. J.
C. Lowncy of UuttB, Mont., nail
Ynnclio Terslch, executive board
mombors of the Western Fcdoni
tlon of Minora, arrived hero today
from n conference nt Salt Lnko
City and announced Hint tho strik
ing minora were In Biich full con
trol of tho situation that tlio oper
ators will bo forced to tonus.
In contradiction, Mnnngor .Tack
ling reiterated tho determination
of tho company to rcsumo opera
tions shortly, regardless of tho
miners' dcmnndB.
Tho Greeks nro gathering In
crowds on tho hills but bo fur
thero has been no shooting,
copper company continues to
incut Its force ot guards.
Tho
nug-
(By
BIG GERMAN
DIPLOMAT DEAD
One of the Most Brilliant Men
of His .Country Passes
Away.
Itcfuscs n Conference.
8socIatcd Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 21
A. L. Wilde, secretary-treasurer of
tho Union Steam Shovel men,
through Governor Spry is endonv
orlng to bring nbout a meeting be
tween the labor lenders and min
ing operators. Manager Jackllng
so far haB refused to consider
such a conferenco.
FORCES CO TO
1
United States Will Send Big
Number of Marines
' There.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
nay Times.)
WILMINGTON, Dol., Sopt. 24.
After n conferenco with President
Tnft on his prlvato car enrouto to
Now York todny, acting Secretary
ot tho Navy, Ucokmnn Wlnthrop,
announced that 7D0 United States
at
tBy Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
BADENWEILEIt, Badon, Ger
many, Sopt. 24. Germany's most
brilliant dlplomnt, Bnron Adolph
Marshall Von BlerBteln, died horo to
!vn nftor n. short Illness. Tho Baron.
who had occupied tho position as1 marines would bo dispatched
Gorman ambassador to London onlyjonco to Snnto Domingo.
slnco Mny of this yenr, had corao horo
to tako a courso of alkallo wntcr
troatmont and wna in comparitivoly
good health until a wook ago. Then
ho suddenly becamo ill nnd rapidly
becamo worse- until ho died todny.
Tho Baron was a nativo ot Baden and
was Bovontly. yoara old.
MY
SA
W
SIM!
Tiers
made.
j.i... .. . ..
eli!nr .T.ifl .. ' ,n l" tnor
ttr fnr lii ,u l"P'iono com
Be7 at Coqulllo. When
itljM,. Jhe messaGQ was put
othowntn??.c.e.an.d Mr, King did
t'Ktlttd it 7 . "on 8 aoatn until ho
i sLd teIeEram ,n te P08t-
POXDITION'S GRAVE.
B' 1"8dlto Pm to cow Bay
Jltim.:!er.re(l during a ride from
ioit the Jri asnlneton yesterday
,IM1CS nnd Central Am-
f'-'ttlne. " "untlngton Wil
Siu-.s secretarr nf en tir m
Ne.ewWfurjrTof stat. W. T.
B,ri. and t fntho LatIn'Aluorlcan
tc'of'ff8tJ' ,H. Clark, Jr., boIIcI-
honh..i? d.artraont. Tho
in &.: ,ne sltuatinn in vi.n
1.7 -""ICO vi, ,,, " '"" "B"u
TeC d,scussed and tho
"'aent. u ueiuro llio
Xm CHAIUMAX.
clted Press to the Coo Bay
,BrAuo(
jRlCAcn ,?;,m68)-
"otWart', Be.pt- 2 Hugh C.
v second nn ftato waa ap-
- '' tjr
pfiXSLAir"
Dan E. Maloney and Miss
Helen Bradley Will Be
Married in Portland.
Dan E. Mnlonoy. news editor of
Tho Times, loft on tho Bronkwater
for Portland whoro in Tnuraaay no
nnd Miss Helen Urndloy, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Bradloy of this
city will bo married. Miss Bradloy
has boon in Portland for somo wooks
a guost nt tho homo of hor sister,
Mrs. H. O. Paddock.
Tho newB of tho approaching nup
Uala will not aurpriao their friends
na "tho llttlo bird that tells" has
boon busy for sometime After a
brief honeymoon trip thoy will re
turn to Coos Bay to make their fu
ture homo in Marshflold. '
WILL THY STRENGTH.
"Wilbon To Tnko Part In U. S. Sena
torial Fight,
(By Awoclated Pre t Tke Cot
BayTiaae) . T
NEWARK, N. J Sept. 24. N. J.
'Wiiann'n hold on tho party In New
'Jor8oy waa tested in toaay a coaiem
for tho democratic nomination for
'United States senator to succeeu
"Prank O. Briggs, ropresontatlve,
whoso term expired next March. Tho
covornor'B choico for congress Is
William M. Hughes of Patterson, and
1b opposed by formor senator, James
Smith, Jr., of Newark, whoso candi
dacy mot defeat loss than two years
ngo because of Wilson's opposition.
This year Wilson will again vigor
ously oppose Smith.
NEW ARMY MEASURE.
(By Associated Press to Cooa Bay
Times.)
wARHTNfiTns. D. C Sent. 24.
Oftlcera and enlisted men In tho army
nlioont frnm flutV on UCCOUnt Of diS'
ability resulting from drunkeness
or any other form of dissipation will
forfeit pay during uieir uusui..
This disciplinary measure is provided
for In tho appropriation bill passed
at tho last session of congress.
Fra Dlavola, tho greatest outlaw
tho world ever know, pictured in
three reels at the Royal tonight.
Families Want Damages Be
1 cause of Money Spent
for Drink.
(By Associated Prens to Tbo Cooi
Bay Tlmos)
CHICAGO, Sopt. 24. Eight dnm
ngo Bulla for a total of eighty flvo
thousand dollars damages woro start
ed in ho circuit court here yester
day against tho owners and managers
of thirty saloonB and persons owning
nroporty on which tho saloons aro
situated. Tho suits woro brought by
forty wlrea and children who declaro
their Incomes havo become Impaired
through tho shortcomings of tholr
husbands and fathers, which In nil
cases aro alleged to bo traced to tho
saloons. Tho buUb aro filed hy th6
counsol of tho Citizens' Leaguo of
Chicago, which "has for Its object tho
enforcement of tho otato dram shop
act.
DECISION FINAL.
LEAVE FOR BEVERLY.
(By Associated Pross to the Cooa Bay
Tlmos).
WASHINGTON, Sopt. 24. Proa
Ident Taft loft horo today for Bev
erly via Now York nnd Altoona.
President Ttift Decided Question of , ocenn travel.
CANAL OPENS
ON OCT. 15. ffi
Revised Estimate Fixes Defi
nite Date for Passing
of First Ship.
WASHINGTON, Sopt. 24. Revis
ed estimates mado public recently by
tho Panama Commission gtvo Octo
ber 16, 1913, as tho dato on which
tho first vessol will pass from sen
to sea through tho now waterway.
By December 1, 1914, tho canal will
bo ready for unrestricted use oy com
mercial vessols. Tho formal opening
to bo colobratod by a naval pagoant
In which tho war vessolB of tho world
will Join, will bo held on January 1,
1915.
With this new approximation, It
has doveloped that more xnonoy Is
being spont by foreign nations In get
ting ready for tbo new impotus to
trado than la being used In tho con
struction of tho canal itaolf.
Flvo republics alone In South Arn
erlca aro expending $225,000,000 In
tho developments of tholr rallwaya
and waterways. Every Important
port of tho Europo la being Improved
to tho highest dogreo of offlcloncy for
AN ATTACK ON TEXAS TOWN
JUST AS GOOD FISH IN
THE SEA, SAYS SHE.
Dhorccc SnlN Ont on llrlny
for Second Spouse.
LOS ANGELES, Sept.
II.
Respecting a vow mado on tho
occasion of tier divorce from
a former husband, never to
mnrry on land again, Mrs.
Maudo Schumnn of San Diego
went thrco miles to sen in a
power boat to bocomo tho
brldo or Robert Roy Mlnton.
"My last mnrrlngo wns tin-
lucky," sho said, "and 1 vow-
cd never to remarry on Innd." 4"
M
E
F
Several Big Men Called to
Testify Regarding Cam
paign Contributions.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
WASHINGTON, Sopt. 24. Son
ator Clapp has received from Geo.
V. PerklnB n letter nuking that
Charles D. HilloB, chairman of tho
Republican national coramlttco, bo
called to tho scnato committee In
vestigating cnmpalgn expenditures
and testify fully ns to his chargo
that Roosovclt spent millions of
dollaro of Harvester Trust money.
Clapp stated that lllllca would un
doubtedly bo called boforo tho com
mlttco and questioned not only
upon that reported stntomont, but
upon tho gonornl subject ot cam'
patgn contributions.
Formor Speaker Cannon nnd
Roprcscntntlvo McKlnloy of Illinois
nnd wcoks of Massachusetts will
probably bo naked to testify lu
connection with tho lnvostlgntlou
Into tho alleged campaign contri
butons by tho protected Interests,
prior to tho tariff sessions In 190'J.
Tho National Tobacco Dealers' us
soclntlon domnnds an Investigation
in relation to tho American Tobac
co Co. to contribution to cnmpnlgu
funds of recent years. Tho hear
ings will bo resumed next wock.
FIFTY-ONE TO
FACE CHARGE
General Steever Reports They
Are Making Trouble on
the Border.
GENERAL 0R0ZC0 IS
STILL AT LARGE
Two Deputies Killed in Fight
With Mexican Cattle
Thieves.
(Uy Associated Press to Tho Cooa
liny Times.)
WASHINGTON, Sopt. 24. Gen
eral Steever notified tho War Da
pnrtment todny Hint tho Amorlcnn
Bldo border wns threatened by an
nttnek of the rebels on Uouqulllas,
Texas. Tho town has been Backod.
Gonornl Stcovor hn dlroctod Major
Cameron to prevent doprcdatloua
In tho Big Bend District.
Gonornl Pnsqual Orozco contin
ues to elude his pursuora nnd ro
portcd In tho vicinity ot Gonornl
Trovlnn'B ranch 110 mllos south
west ot Del Rio, with 1000 men.
It 1b thought ho may bo advancing
on PIcdgrns Ncgras.
DEPUTIES KILLED.
(By Associated Press to The Coos
Bay Times.)
MORE3NCI, Ariz., Sopt. 24.
Deputy Sheriffs Albort Mungula.
nnd Tom Campbell ot Glonless
county woro killed and Deputy
Koppol sorlously woundod In a
fight with a band of Moxlcnn cnt
tlo rustlers at Eaglo Crook laut
night. Thirty armed mon havo
loft horo for tho sceno.
OLD VESSEL
TROUBLE
lTollalosu Garb,
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. Secre
tary Fisher's action laat January in
revoking tho order of former In
dian Commissioner Valentino, bar
ring religious garb or insignia from
covernraent Indian BchoolB, was up
held by President Taft, In an ordor
made public today.
The decision of tho President is
that teachers now employed In In
dian BchoolB may continue to wor
the garb of their religious order
but tho privilege uu. , .
personB hereafter entering tho ser
vice. This ruling will enable the
government to fulfil its obligations,
fu' n,00irtftTit savs. to tho teachera
i,n were taken Into the govern
ment service, when religious schools
were taken over bodily as govern
ment Institutions.
rri, r..nMpnt's nil nK Is the fin
al step In a controversy that has
engaged tho Interior Department
with religious bodies more than a
year. Commissioner Valentino's or
der would nave iiruinun
teachers from wearing religious
garb In the Indian schools after
tho end of the last school year.
President Tnffs order, and a let
ter from Secretary Fisher to Mr.
Valentino, which accompanied it.
lay stress on tne mti l,"' w ,,""
sloner Valentine issued his ruling
without consulting the secretary or
the president! ;and while the en
tire subject was under investiga
tion. Mr. Fisher's revocation of
the ordor now Is mado final.
TENSLAIt.
Tho Pacific coast of South Ameri
ca, extending 6,000 miles south from
Panama, Is awakening to tho oppor
tunities that will como with tho op
ening of the canal. Bolivia, Chile
and Peru aro spending J50.000.000
in opening up their Interiors with
railways. Chile Is building at Val
paraiso a now harbor to cost ?15,
000,000. ARMY MEN TO 5IEET.
WUI Devlso Means of Reducing
Number Men in tho Field.
(By Associated Presa to The Com
Bay Times.)
CHARLESTON, W. Va Sept. 4.
Orders woro issued today from
the offlco of Adjutant General El
liott, summoning all tho commis
sioned officers commanding mltary
companies In tho martial law 7ono
to Charleston for a conferenco to
devlso some plan by which tho
number of soldiers in the field
may bo reduced.
MAKES THREE SPEECHES.
Bryan nt Los Angeles Busy Talking
for Democrats.
(By Associated Press to The Coos
Bay Times.)
LOS ANGELES, Sopt. 23. Will
lam J. Bryan, who arrived hero to
day "On tho trail of Roosevelt," de
livered three speeches, ono at tho
hotel whero ho had breakfast, to a
largo number of women, at noon ho
addressed tho workmen In the mill
district and this afternoon spoke at
Fiesta Park to a largo and enthus
iastic audience.
Dynamiting Cases to Be Ta
ken Up in Federal Court
October l.
(By Associated Presa to The Coos
Bay Tlmos.)
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sopt. 24
Charged with complicity In tho so
called "dynamiting conspiracy," flf-ty-ono
men, present or former offi
cials ot labor unions, aro to appear
for trial boforo Judgo Albort B. An
derson nnd a Jury In tho Federal
court of this district on Octobor 1.
Indicted undor a Federal statuto
forbidding the transportation of ex
plosives on passenger trains, tho de
fendants aro alleged to havo been
concerned in a natlon-wldo plot to
deatroy tho proporty of contractors
mploylng non-union Ironworkers,
culminating In the explosion in tho
Loa Anceles Tlme8 building, which
coat twenty-one lives.
Flrfy-four were Indicted by tho
grand Jury In Its report of February
6 last, but of this numbor John J.
and James B. McNamara aro in San
Quontln prison, California, and J. J.
McGray, a former member of tho ex
ecutive board of tho International
Association of Bridge and Structural
Ironworkers, has not beon found by
tho foderal authorities.
Most of tho defendants nro or havo
been connected with tho ironworkora'
nEHnrintlnn. which, alnco 1905, has
been engaged in a strugglo with tho
National Erectors' Association, an
organization of structural steol and
iron contractors orapioyuiK "
inn workmen. Mombors of this om
payors' association Buffered loss
from moro than ono hundred explo
sions from 1905 to 1911.
Most prominent among tho defen
dants aro Frank M. Ryan, prosldont
of tho International Association of
Brldgo nnd Structural Ironworkers;
Herbert S. Hockln, acting secretary
treasurer and the alleged head of
tho "dynamiting crow," John T. Rut
lor. of Buffalo, first vice-president,
nnd Michael J. Young of Boston, nnd
Phillip A. Cooloy of New Orleans,
mombors of tho executive board.
Business agents and secretaries
Steamer M. L. Plant, NoW
the Yukon, Is Badly
Damaged. '
After withstanding capturo In
tho Spanish-American war and giv
ing long sorvlco out of Coos 117,
tho Btonmer M. F. Plant rocoutly
mot with nn accident which loft
hor In bad condition. Tho Plant
la now known ns tho Yukon. Sho
wnB bought from tho Oregon Coal
and Navigation Co. by an AiasKa,
firm. Hor name waa changod au4
aho wbb put on a run to Alaska.
Sho collided with tho ateamor Falr
havon off Point Arenas and is
qulto badly damnged.
Tho old Plant la ono ot tho most
htstorlo boats on tho coast. Sho
formorly waa on tho Atlantic and
waa in tho sorvlco from Now York
to Southern ports. Whllo sho was
nvnnii liv citizens of tho United
States she was eailod undor tho
Spanish flag and when tho Span-Ish-Amorlcnn
wnr broko out she
was tho first merohant boat cap
tured by tho Americana. Tbo vob
sol was Bold for prlzo money and
was bought by tlio Plant syatom
of Florida and was namod tho M.
F. Plant. Lator alio waB purchasod
by Goodall and Perkins and wi
brought around tho horn by Cap
tain Nelson, who for many yeara
waB hor mnstor. The Plant for a
Ion tlmo run botwoon Cooa Bay
nndSan Francisco. ,
The vessol haa had varnna
names. Sho was originally the
Spanish steamer Cuba. I.ator sno
was tho Bpanisn sioamor ArKuuuui
and aftorward was roglstorod
as an American vessol na Cocoa.
When aho waa purchased by tho
Plnnt Bystem Bho was given the
namo of tho M. F. Plant which
waB roralned until sho was sold to
tho Alaska firm and tho name
changed to tho Yukon.
Tho Plant had sovoral narrow
escapes whllo running in and out
of Coos Bay. On ono occasion,
ono of her cabins wns washed off.
Tho cabin Is still on Coos Bay, be
ing In tho shapo of a scow house
tied up near tho Kruso and BanKa
shipyard. Fow peoplo who pais
tho llttlo floating white houso rea
lize that it Is ono of Coos Bay s
fow relics of tho SpanlBh-Amorican
war and now perhaps all that 8
loft of the old Btoamor which is
of local iro nworkora' unions
throughout tho country, a"0 1,
hnvo beon Implicated In t ho UloRul
transportation of "plosives from
atato to Btato. make up tho grentor
part of tho list of defendants, hut
'ofllclala of othor unlona also aro in
united States Senator John W.
Kern Is to bo ohiof counsol for the
defendants and tho government will
bo reprinted by District At orner
Charles W. Miller nnd his assistant
, Clarence Nichols, who conducted thl
grand Jury investigation.