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MARSHFIELD. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1912. EVENING EDITION 6 PAGES.
UllfWIIIIIIIIJI
iummiMii
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mall
and Coos liny Advertiser.
No. 78.
MICK IIS AN ATTACK
I E5 BEFORE HIE
.... in ioc ns Boinn
Sponsible for Shooting
Of nUUouvuu.
ILISTOF mIITnD
UUNlniDuiuiio
len in Evidence to the
lommiUee in aewiun
Toaay.
lattlited Press to Tho Coos
Day limes.;
efllVOTOtf. Oct. 18. Mctllll
dek of wmeng", ciwn.-u
u before tho Clnpp commlt
.. hn ho road a propared
ai touching upon tho nt-
j ississmation 01 jiuusuvuii.
lt It had been Incited by
d of character of nBsnsBlns
"it like Charles I). Illlles."
i. ifticiiit for tho ordinary
a encompass ordinary Inn-
it compete wuii tno icBu
itd character-assassins and
Lie Mr. Hllles - men who,
ef falsehoods inciio wer.it
I nsca to actual nBsasslna-
tn tno passage which
It. Ant n nfnrm of nrotOBt
foernralttco, In which Clapp
I McCormlck argued nent
b statement was admlsfllblo
!.'. whllo Oliver and Clapp
Iw Ye nlthdrnw his words.
(resent was finally ndmlttod
. record without licitiK roan
ill nrcMrcd conv. Tho rof-
tj tic attempt to tako tho
,' Roofciclt wag incidental to
"ifV'i itatemone rcL'iirdlnc
i fi expenditures of tho Pro
l' mrlv In llllnolR. which
ti Hi not In his kuowlcdgo
M,000.
Itemize Gifts.
:ir E. Dover, secretary of tho
:Jtu national commlttco In
phce4 In owuonro what ho
ru t Hit of contributions to
cnlttce. Elvcn him by tho
Cornelias N. Ullss. Itemized
..ram ero:
H. Htrrlman. $100,000.
H. R.. 1100.000.
P. Morgan & Co., $150,000.
"ft J. uouid, $100,000 mid
wen.
ttrtlldliA mmln liln Hot nlinrtlv
tie eloia nf thn 1004 rimninlfrn
i book Dllss let him seo. Dovor
i!i Hit undoubtedly contnlncd
i cut in copying that ho novor
spired It with tho original.
jtccntalncd tho names of scor
Nttrlbutors of largo nums to-
.' Tlth thn flt.imi.tta 11m, am
...w MM.wi.tLn, wvriui
!tj triilt 1.A linltm.n.l Mm 1ln
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!1 repetitions and Innecuraclca
tWIered tho list without vor
aaj of little value Dovor's
upJ2,280,081. This does
Ml for rcpltltlons or Innecurn
7 of the corporations and
were connected with tho
' nauaess contributors."
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Mln7n ar?, awaiting a
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io tha? , olltBWo of tho
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if r,irr wm,,d direot
Dta!monhin,S Int6rest8 the
'S il(ng th i3 awaro ' a
jfl tte soft LVef and seoms
"feH "osa.ter GVen for
CSit?" yet been
thL thmbla and flBHer
4 'Hure. present 8eason
Ve" Vsild?s aro now be
7 and Bhlppod
CLAIM BECKER
ISJHiCENT
1QDSEVELT ILL
MONDAY
Defense Begins Testimony in
Rosenthal Murder Case
in New York.
(Uy Associated Press to Tho Coos
May Times.)
NKW YOItlC, Oct. 18. Tho do
fenso In tho Docker enso had Its
innings today. Attornoy Unrt mado
u Htntomont that Ueckor "intends
to convinco you gontlomon of tho
jury that ho iB an Innocent num.
Wo contend tho defendant wiib ln
no wny connected with tho gun
men who committed this murder."
Tho Htory of u free-for-all fight
on tho "Ilrldgo of Sighs," yester
day, In which "Hod Phil" David
son, slnyor of Jack Zoellg, tno
gang lender, was set upon and
kicked ami beaten by tho four
gunmen indicted on tho chnrgo of
uhootluc HoBontlml to death, was
mado public today.
William T. .Toronto, former' dis
trict attornoy of Now York, wns
tho first wltnesH for thu defense.
Mnny of tho (liiostloiiB nskeil by
Attornoy Jlurt woio dlHiillowed on
tho protest of attorneys for tho
state. Police CaminlHslonor Waldo
testified next. IIo said ho direct
ed Decker to raid Hoseuthal's gam
bling houso in April this year. IIo
was tlion excused.
Charges Perjury.
"Wo will provo," said Hart, "that
Wobbor, Hoso, Vallon and Srlicpps
eonsplroil Indopondontly of Decker
with Independent motlvos to murder
HoHonthn), After HoKcnthnl was mur
dered and thoy got rid of ono of tho
two men thoy hated most In tho
world, thoy conspired to got rid of
Decker, thcother man thoy hate, by
falso ovldouro, nnd perjured testi
mony." Against Ills Hi-other.
Alexander Lillian, a brothor of
Morris Luban, an allogod oyo witness
of tho murder, said ho would not bo
llevo his brothor undor oath. Morris
Luban was a witness for tho state.
On cross examination tho witness ad
mitted that ho was convicted of
smuggling.
Murker Tells Htory.
Tho story which Heritor hopos to
bo allowed to toll on tho stand In his
own dofciiBo wns outllnod todny In n
stntomont given out by him. "If I
am pormlttod to toll my story on tho
witness stand," ho said, "I can show
how slniplo nnd obvious nnd inno
cent so fnr as I am concerned, aro
tho explanations of nil my mootlngs
nnd associations with Hose, using him
ns my stool pigeon in getting ovidenco
ngnlnst tho gambling houses. Tho
host evldonco that I was not profit
ting by myplnro as bond of tho squad
nnd nm not plotting tho murder of
anybody so I could kcop my Job, aro
tho requests I mado of Commissioner
Waldo nlmost ovory weok from tho
llrst pnrt of tho year to bo relieved
of that command,"
ABDUCTION IS
NOW CHARGED
Warrant Sworn Out Against
Jack Johnson, Negro
Champion Pugilist.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
CHICAGO, Oct. 18. Jack John
son, tho pugilist, was charged with
abducting Miss Lucllo Cameron, 19
years old, ln a warrant sworn out
by tho girl's mother, Mrs. F. Cam
eron Fnlconotto of Minneapolis, to
day. Johnson Arrested.
Johnson was arrested this morn
ing at his homo nnd placed under
$800 bonds. Johnson was furious at
his arrest.
Mother Urcaks Down.
Mrs. Cameron Falconet became
hysterical when she faced her
daughter at tho pollco station. 'I
had rather see you spend your mo
ln Jail than one day ln the com
pany of that negro," she cried. Tho
girl broko down and threw her
arms around her mother. Miss
Cameron was located by tho police
last night and tpkon Into custody.
Johnson furnished bond and
probably will appear in court for
a hearing tomorrow.
LIMIT yqur WAY with pocket
FLASH LIGHTS at uumtx.
Condition Is Much Better and
He Will Rest at Oyster
Bay, It Is Expected.
tBy Associated Pross to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
CHICAGO, Oct. 18. Col. Hoosc
velt awoko today grootly refreshed
aftfr n good night's sloop and tho
doctor's examination showed tho
Coloiiol to bo In splendid condition.
Tho Colonel now suffois no pain
becauso of tho prcssuro of tho bul
let against tho fractured rib. Tho
rib ltsolf, It is believed, Is mend
ing rapidly. When ho nwoko tho
Colonel wondered whothcr tho at
tending doctors would dccldo to ro
movo tho bullet. Ho said If it
was extracted ho would havo It
gilded and mndo Into a pocket
piece. All Indications point to tho
conclusion that tho wound is heal
ing normally and that tho ballot
gradually Is being enclosed by a
new growth of tissue. Tho Colo
nel is anxious to bo up nnd doing.
Whether ho can bo reatrnlnod lon
ger than noxt Monday, when ho is
planning to stnrt to Ovstor Day. is
regarded as doubtful by tho phy
sicians. HceelvcH Johnson.
CHICAGO, Oct. 18. Govornor
Hiram Johnson of California, nom
inee for vlco prosldont on tho Pro
gressive ticket, had n long confer
ence with Colonel Roosevelt today.
Will l,in Monday.
Hooscvrlt leaves Chicago for Oys
ter Day Mondny or Tuesday of noxt
week and travels on tho slower
tialns entering Now York at tho
station from which trains to Oys
ter Day depart. This arrangement,
however, depends upon tho condi
tion of Hoosovclt.
Mimt Havo Host.
Hoosovclt wns allowed to sit In
a chair for an hour this morning.
Ho snld It rested him greatly. Al
though Hoosovclt Insists that ho Is
In condition to rc-ontcr tho cam
paign his physicians say ho must
liavo absolute quiet aftor ho reaches
Oyster Day. Whllo tho Colonel
will bo permitted to consult with
Progressive loaders, it probably
will bo decided unsafe for him to
take tho stump ngaln boforo elec
tion day. Tho Colonol hopes to
mako nt least ono speech, however,
in fulfillment of his promlso to
nppcnr at tho Madison Squnro Gar
Urn, In New Yor
, A ES Y IS BORN ON BOARD VESSEL
Steamer Northland Puts in at
Port Orford and Calls a
Physician Aboard.
On tho steamer Northland bound
from San Diego to Portlnnd Wednes
day n child was born to Mrs. Susan
Conovor. ono of tho pnssengors. When
Mrs. Conovor's condition licrnmo
known to tho captain It wns found
thnt horo wore but two other women
nboard tho vcssol. A wireless mes
sage for a doctor was sent in to Port
Orford' nnd tho vessel put Into thnt
harbor and laid at nm;hor. Dr.
Grnnnvlllo was brought out in a smull
boat and when tho mothor's condi
tion would permit tho Northlnnd
continued on hor Journey with ono
extra passonger,
I
PICTURE
cmst
J
S
Moving Picture Firm Wanted
to Photo Him and Bail
Is Raised.
(By Associated Pross to Coos Bay
Times.)
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Oct. 18.
Tho ball required to roleaso John
Schrnnk, who shot Roosovolt. was
raised from ?7G00 to $15,000, bo
cause it was learned today that a
moving picture firm was prepared
to procuro his roleaso temporarily
by parting up tho smaller amount
that It might photograph him.
For tho first tlmo slnco 'h'ls ar
rest Schrank asked about Rooso
volt's condition todny. Ho asked
if the bnllot had been located.
"Tho bullot bolongs to mo,' said
tho prisonor. "I havo mado my
will and bonquoathed tho bullot
with which I shot Roosovolt to tho
Now York Historical Socioty with
a request that it bo placed on ex
hibition In t'Wo rotunda of tho
stnto capital at Albany. My prop
erty In Now York I hnvo willed to
my mother In Germany."
ANOTHER ROAD '
EOR GARDINER
Organized With View of Ul
timately Reaching Win
chester Bay as Outlet.
Another railroad to oxtond to
tho Coast has been organized with
Winchester Bay, at the mouth of
tho Umpqua river, as Its seaboard
tn-minni 'rim following nress tol-
egram appeared in the Journal un
der a Cottage urovo uuio "
"With capital stock of ?1,000,
000, tho Oregon, Pacific & east
ern Railway Co.. which has just
filed articles of Incorporation, pro
poses to start early in the spring
construction work on Its projected
line from Cottage Grovo to the
Coast. It is not expected the lino
will got further than Lorano next
year, although Its completion to
A.n.,i,otr,- nnv ts nredlcted by tho
time of tho opening of tho Pana-j
ma uanni. . , ...
"In tho nrtlcles of Incorporate
the immediate object of tho Incor
poration Is stated to be the build
ing of the road already referred
to. but many other functions, such
as the owning and operating of
power plants, telegraph lines, mines
and mining lands, timber lands,
etc., are provided for.
"Head offices of the. new company
are to bo at Cottage Grove. The
PLANS SUICIDE;
FORTUNE COMES
Scrub Woman of Chicago in
Poverty Receives Wealth
fron. Old Sweetheart.
(By Associated Pross to Tho Coos
Bay TImos.)
CHICAGO, Oct. 18. Mrs. Kfflo
nondor, a scrub woman, in povor
ty for mnny yonrs, received news of
'having beon loft n fortuno of
$250,000 In tho will of Frank
Mandoll of Helena, Montana, a
sweetheart of hor youth. Mrs.
Bondor wns located In n peculiar
manner. Hor poverty was such
that she contemplated suicide, and
wrote Mrs. Helen Potter, n slstor
of Mandoll, asking her to look af
ter ono of tho children. Sho ex
pected to throw off tho mortal coll
soon aftor tho children woro dis
posed of. Mrs. Pottor had not
previously known Mrs. Bender's
whoroabouts.
Person Not Known.
HELENA, Mont., Oct. IS. No
such porson as Frnnk Mandoll, re
ported to havo left $250,000 to
Mrs. Efflo Bondor, n scrub woman
In Chicago, is known horo. No
will disposing of Btich an estato
yymS nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn,-,,
nnmes of tho Incorporators aro A.
B. Wood, J. B. Protzmnn nnd Hor
bort Enkin. They nro manngor
and auditor of tho O, & S. E.
railway and president of tho First
National Bank, respectively.
"Tho now road would bo a part
of tho presont O. & S. E. railway,
now operating botween Cottage
Grovo and DIsston."
NEARLY MISSF.S BOAT.
Husband fiets Drunk mil Forgets
Wlfo nnd Child.
A young woman with a child
presented a somewhat pathetic
spectaclo at the Alliance wharf
yesterday aftornoon. With hor hus
band nnd tholr possessions thoy
came to tho city ln something of
a hurrv nnd expected to leavo for
Eureka on tho Alliance. Their
tickets woro bought and tho bag
gage put aboard. Tho husband
turned the ticket over to tho wlfo
nnd wont on somo errand, but ho
mot a friend and got drunk. Tho
wife was in much distress and did
not know what to do. Sho did not
want to start out and leavo hor
husband behind, nnd did not want
to miss the boat. An effort was
mado to find tho husband. Ho
was finally located in a saloon and
wns sent to tho wharf, in tlmo to
catch tho boat, but had It not
been 15 minute Into In sailing ho
would hnvo missed it.
SPi:CIAL CANDY salo at STAF
FORD'S. SATURDAY and SUNDAY.
CARAMELS only 3S CENTS per
pound.
MAMMA SAYS to GET the
FLOUR at HAINES.
MON1E1ECB0 TAKES TOWN
OF BEBNA FROM THE TURKS
LIFE SAVERS
Captain Nelson, Formerly of
Coos Bay, is Victim of
Accident.
Captain Nelson, formerly In
chnrgo of tho Coos Day life saving
station, nnd now nt Golden Gntc,
wnB u victim of an accident, to
gether with thrco of his crow. Tho
following account of tho accident
appeared In tho San Francisco Bul
letin: Captain Nelson of tho Golden
Onto life saving station, nnd thrco
members of his crow woro Injured
this nftornoon, when their craft,
which they had Just put to sea In
n prnctlco exhibition, capsized.
Desptto tho herculean efforts of
tho life savers to right tho craft
tho heavy breakers pounding on
tho bench at tho tlmo defeated
tholr plans.
All of tho crow woro tossod Into
tho surf, and It was only aftor n
battlo which lasted nearly fifteen
minutes thnt tho crow wns rescued
from drowning.
Lines thrown from tho hundreds
of slghtscors who thronged tho
bench effected tho rcscuo of tho
seamen.
Captain Nolson suffered moro
from Immersion thnn his comrades
nnd It Is fenred that his condition
Is sorlouo.
Tho men woro somo dlBtnnco
from Bhoro when their boat was
capsized for tho first tlmo. A very
heavy sen was running. Aftor
struggling In tho swells for somo
tlmo tho captain nnd thrco mon
who composed tho crow, mnnnged
to regain tho craft and right It,
though It still contnlncd much wa
ter. Thoy had no opportunllj to re
cover from tho fntlguo of this ex
perience before the lifeboat over
turned again. This tlmo It wns
Immediately swept boyond their
reach, nnd, nftor struggling ns long
ns they could to rench it, tho men,
ono by ono, gnvo up tholr efforts,
oxhnustod, nnd woro swept to nnd
fro In tho surf.
Tho bronkors finally rnllod tho
raptnln nnd crow to shore In nn
unconscious condition. Thoy woro
hauled upon tho bonch b" other
monition of tho life snvlng stntlon's
oqulpmont, who endeavored to ro
storo thorn to consciousness.
A hurry cnll for medical aid was
sont to tho Richmond pollco stn
tlnn, thoro being no doctors In tho
vicinity. Sorgennt Mormnn res
ponded by having out tho nuto
patrol and speeding to tho French
hospital. Ho secured Drs. Roy
II. Morris nnd Adolph Rorg, nnd
returned with nil speed to tho
bench.
Tho mon woro brought undor
covor nnd given modlcnl nld. They
recovored slowly, tho captain ex
hibiting most strongly tno otiects
of tho exposure.
CRIPPLE GIVES
LIFE FOR GIRL
Heroic Man Sacrifices Him
self That Injured Young
Woman May Live.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
GARY, Ind., Oct. 18. "I guess
I'll bo somo good aftor all," said
nilly Hugh, 41 years old, a crlpplo,
whoso withered leg was amputated
to savo tho llfo of a girl In a skin
grafting oporatlon at a hospital
this morning, and then died.
Pneumonia resulting directly
from tho self sacrifice caused his
death. Ho gave his llfo to Miss
Ethel Smith, a girl whom ho novor
saw, and who was burned In a
motor ryclo accldont. Rugh sold
papers on the street for a living.
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.
Undor tho now Charter Amend
ment for dlroct Primary Election, tho
City Primary Election will bo held
Novombor 5th, 1912, and all peti
tions of candidates of tho .Political
Parties entitled to tako part In snld
Primary, must uo mod witn tuo no
cordor by Octobor 21st, 1912.
JOHN W. BUTLER.
Recorder.
DON'T RREAIC YOUR NECK.
Buy a POCKET FLASH LIGHT at
THE GUNNERY.
Seven Thousand Troops Said
to Have Fled From the
Place.
ANOTHER REPORT SAYS
TURKS ARE VICTORIOUS
Greek Fleet Sails From Ath
ens Tonight Under Sealed
Orders.
GREEK FLEET SAILS.
(Dy Associated Press.)
ATHENS. Oct. IS. Tho
Greek fleet will sail tonight
under senlcd orders.
(By ABsocIntod Press to Tho Coon
Bay Times)
LONDON. Oct. IS. Tho wholo
of tho TurklBh garrison of Bernn,
consisting of 4000 regulars and
3000 Irregulars, took flight In tho
night boforo ennturn of tho town
by Montenegrins, nccordlng to an
ofllclnl dlspntch from CcttlnJo.
I.neinles .Meeting.
(By Assoclntcd rrosa to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
LONDON. Oct. 18. Turkish and
Bulgarian forces It Is bolloved aru ad
vancing nnd It Is thought probnblo
thnt thoy will got togothor somowhoro
In tho vicinity of Mustnphn Pashn,
ono of tho few passes through tho
mountains lending from Bulgaria to
Macedonia. At tho saino tlmo tho
Servian nrmy Is on tho way to Uskup
wnoro nnntnor big battlo s expected.
A report from Vienna Is thnt th'i
Montenegrin nrmy nufforod bad de
feat at Podgorltza on Montenegrin
torrltory todny.
Servians Advance.
(Dy Assoclntcd Press to The Coos,
Hny Times.)
LONDON, Oct. 18. Tho wholo
front of tho Sorvlnn army, In four
divisions, lsv advancing on tho
Turkish piovlnco of Kobbovo, naya
n dlspntch from Bolgrndo.
CHARGE AGAINST TEACHERS.
Claimed That Instructors Aro Alto
Walters in KcMirtN.
(By Associated Pross to Tito Coos
Bny TImos.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18. Fully
half n dozen tenchnrs In tho pub
lic schools of Washington who nro
tonchors during tho dny, nro wait
ers la resorts whoro liquors nro
sold nt night, was tho chnrgo of
It. H. Ilornor. a mombor of tho
Hoard of Education, nt a mooting
of tho bonrd. Hornor's chnrgo cre
ated n scnsntlon, but ho wns sus
tained by Armnnd W. Scott.i n no
gro attornoy, who declared that a
personal investigation ho had mndo
vorlfled tho accusation. A thor
ough investigation will bo undertaken.
FINAL OF Tit HAT Y.
I
(By Assoclntod Press.)
OUCHEY. Switzerland. Oct
18 Tho flnnl drnft of tho-f
treaty of penco botween Tur
koy nnd Italy wns signed this
nftornoon.
A
IS
IN
I
Is at Head of Mexican Gov
ernment Forces Against
the Diaz Rebels.
(By Assoclntcd Press to Tho Com
Bny Times.)
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 18. Gen.
Huorta hns taken command of tho
goyornmont foices oporatlng against
tho robols under Follx Diaz. No
furthor defections from tho fert
ornl nrmy to tho robols nro report
ed today. Communication Is In
terrupted botween this city nnd
Vera Cruz. Everything Is quiet
hero,
A swill Madero.
A countor proposal oxtondlng n
vote of confldonco In 'tho Madero
government rosultod In a vlolont
dobato which continued BovornI
hours, many deputies nssnlllng Ma
dero for fnlluro to comply with
"promises of tho revolution.
Deputies Act.
(By Associated Press to The Coon
Bay TImos.)
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 18. Tho
Chambor of Doputios last night vo
tod down a resolution introduced
bv tho opposition doputles Wednes
day night, demanding tho resigna
tion of tho cabinet.
CARAMELS JlfS CENTS pound nf
STAFFORD'S, SATURDAY' and
SUNDAY.
i.
It