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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1 912. EVENING EDITION SIX PAGES.
A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mall
mill Coos Kay AthertUer.
No- 105.
Inected to Make Heavy De
S on Turkey Un ess
Other irOUUlUa oumu.
SSIAN, AUSTRIA AND
RUUIVIrtlMIH whim i in
L,re Wl TV IU lUU J LfC
Lids on Porte Down to
Rcasonaoie icrms.
,AwllfJ rrn. to Cool Ily TlmM.
Invnnv. Nov. 19. Tho nations
tit Balkan confedorncy satisfied
1 their victory today, signified n
'Uineii to treat for terms of
ice tithe request of tho vnnqulsh
T.,vuh rminlro. That tho torms
tlttlcton will bo drastic Is known
t ih Powers aro doing tholr ut-
1,1 1 mako them less harsh than
frit reported, without attempting
rob tho Balkan confederacy of
L fruits of a victorious war. Willi
. ImIoui eyes of Russln on Con-
i:ttaoDle. with tho rccrudo uonco
(tit Austria-Servian dllllculty on
i other sldo of what hlthorto has
l: kaown as Europcnn-Turkoy,
1 tllh noumanla Inquiring what
air expect out of tho spoils,
rt leemi to obsorvorB ovory in-
itatnt for tlio llnllcnn nntlons to
It? their demands within moderate
l:n.
thiii:ati:.v Austria
Eawror Josenh Is ronortcd to liavo
arlted: "Wo aro In favor of ponce,
t tot peaco at any price Wo enn
Utind everything." Somo tinners
i mat sorvln Is proparlng to
ptentrato her main forces on tho
litrlin frontier.
SERVIA WINS
BIG VICTORY
King Peter Plans Triumphal
Entry Into Monastir
1 Much Booty.
1 61MEN
GUILTY TODAY
Pdict Quickly Reached by
jury m nosentnai uase
in New York.
7 AltOrltteJ Plffl In Cam Umv Tim- 1
SWYOMC, Nov. 19. "Gyp tho
. Lefty Lewis," "Whltnoy"
'lund "Dago Prank" Clroflvl, tho
:ea who woro charged with tho
dr of Herman Rosenthal, woro
found guilty of murdor In tho
degree by a Jury In tho supremo
ft this afternoon. Tho Jury do-
tfed an hour nml ton mlmitm.
Quick verdict camo as a surprise
" 7WDy. Tho Jury In tho caso
ke Lieutenant Beckor dollbor-
. "V wen hours hoforo roach-
1 raict that ho was guilty of
In tho flrst degree. Ho Is
- l Dine Sin . i- ..
-a -...h BUIIIUI1CUU IU UIO
electric chair for having lnstl
:i the mnr.in.
ttfin0.0" remndod tho prls-
th. Z ,u,"rrow, wlion ho will
" oay for pronouncing son-
their wbv l.noi, i i.i i,
t i Whltey Lewl8" walked
U. fhels went with bowed
t tiiu,.""'"1 receiveu tno ver-
m uemonstrntlon.
R LIFE ON.
Wf AmocIsIM I'rfM to Coon htj TlmM.)
DELGRADE, Nov. 19. Tho Turk
ish cnBiinlltlcs during tho thrco dnys
fighting prior to tho all of Monastir
boforo tho nttnek of Servian troops
, is reported to bo ono thousand.
Gront quantities of modem field guns,
rifles and supplies fell Into tho hands
of tho Servians. Tho Sorvlan govorn
mont considers with tho fall of Mon
astlr, tho work of its army enn bo
rognrded ns comploto. In exactly ono
month, thoy luivo swept tho Turks
from tho wholo of tho old Sorvln and
captured booty worth millions. Kin?
Pctor of Sorvln will mako a trium
phal entry into Monastir In u fow
days, Tho docorntlon of strcots to
wolcomo him has begun.
Illjf Aocltr. 1'rrM lo Too liny TlniM.J
SOFIA, Nov. 19. Tho reply to n
dispatch sent from tho Grand Vizier
to King Fordlnnnd of Bulgaria says:
"Tho Ilulgnrlan government uftor an
agreement with tho allied cablnottt
of Servln, Montenegro and Grccco In
forms tho Porto that ploulpotcntlalex
havo been appointed with instructions
to nrrnngo with tho commandor-ln-chief
of tho Turkish nrmlcs tho con
ditions of armlstlco and subsequently
to proceed to tho conclusion of
peace"
LET US TALK IT OVER
To thine own self ho true;
And It must follow, ns tho night tlio diiv,
Thou caiiB't not then bo falso to any man.
Shakespeare.
El S
WEAK MENTALLY THREE
11 TRIAL
attlo Mo r-!....
Snow. " .. rmaiy commits
Miicide-.Murder and Sui
cide Occurs.
Tnx" to- CojM D4jr TlraM-'
a '" T' rtOV- 19. Edward East
eetbr PPed from tDe Se?tUo
ihot. ,...." aso w-'Pr
ft.hOt.nn ,." Wmf?f t0d-?r
tmDt ln ws nis zourin
,rti.enotE'nn:"g?d,6'ah,p':
d aS m8e,f ,n a noto1 n
lut t.,.7 l0Uay Atter a quar-
'Tther it woman refused
u fn i. n N00' wbo Ifty
frefu,,her ,n tho ha. Upon
r. ' lu reiurn to hlra, h shot
Five Alienists Report Roose
velt's Assailant Insane and
Not Responsible.
rilr Aho UteJ Vrnt to Too luy Time" 1
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 19. A com
mission of five nlionlsts, who exam
ined tho mental condition of Jo'.n
Schrnnk, who shot Col. Itoosovolt, re
ported to Judgo Backus finding that
Schrnnk is Insane.
Tho decision of tho doctors means
that Schrnnk cannot bo tried for tho
attempted murdor of RooeovoU, but
that ho will bo committed to tho hos
pital for tho insano at Oshkosh. Ho
cannot bo rolensed until it enn bo
shown ho has been complotely cured.
DENIAL IIY JUDGE
Judgo Backus lator donied that tho
commission of alienists had finished
Its work. "Tho commltteo at 11 A.
M. is continuing Its examination of
Schrnnk in my chambers," said the
Judgo. "If any momber of tlio com
mission has given out advance in
formation that Schrnnk has been held
Insane, I shall ndjudgo hlra to bo in
contempt of court." It wns learned
from another source that tho infor
mation camo from tho district attor
ney's office.
rATTEBSOX ON TRIAL
National Cash IteglMcr Oftlcluls Ac
cused of Trust conspiracy.
tDr AMOclttwl rri to Coo. Dr Time..
mwruwwATi Nov. 19. Tho trial
of John H. Patterson and twonty-nino
, miininia nt fim National Cash
Register Company of Dayton, Ohio,
charged; with the violation of the
criminal section of the Sherman anti
trust' act began today in tho United
States court of the southern district
6f Ohio. .
...u no thirtv defendants en-
tered"a' separate plea of not guilty.
John's. Miller, the attorneys who do
fenjedUbe meat packorsnt Chicago,
alpfed' as chief council for tho
Cash Register Co.
NOTICE TO EAGLES.
Wednesday. Nov. 20, nomination
of officers. Don't fall to attend.
. nvrlAf.
XI, .Ti OSTIIOW. -
I 'wnrtliv President.
THLIli: are no politics In tho coming city election. It Is simply
and purely a civic, moral nnd business problem.
Every man nnd woman too for tho ladles, God bless 'em,
aro go ng to voto at this election, should glvo carorul thought to tho
principle Involved before casting tholr ballot on election day. In tho
olden days thero wns a pletlgo taken by voters which Is well worthy
of being revived at tlio coming municipal election. This plcdgo Is
ns follows:
"I HO SOLEMNLY BIND MYSELF THAT I WILL
GIVE MY VOTE AND SUFFRAGE AS I SHALL JUDGE IN
MINE OWN CONSCIENCE MAY BEST CONDUCE TO THE
PUBLIC WEAL."
In thlB Bplrlt every voter should cast his or her ballot! and If
each voter did so, tho result would bo a great victory for tho people
of Marshfleld.
Wlillo It Is true wo aro not voting directly on tho wnter ques
tion, wo arc voting for tho men who will have much to do with It
nnd who can boost or bust tho city's future by their action, Tho se
lection of tlicBO men Is puicly n business proposition.
When tho water company wanted a now manager, they did not
chooso a man becauso ho was a friend or good follow. They un
doubtedly looked up his record and selected him for his olllcloncy
and ability to mako good.
Thoy didn't select him becauso ho wns a next door neighbor.
Thoy didn't select him for his sociability and his ability to mix nnd
shrike liandB, or for his zeal In passing out stories nnd cigars.
They went Into tho cold facts of Ills business record.
Tho pcoplo should profit by tholr example.
Mnrshflcld is nothing more or less than a business corporation;
nnd It Is n big ono. It docs thousands of dollars' worth of business
a year Instead of turning out lumber and limousines, it turnii out
sldcwnlkH and boulovnrdB, nnd schools, nnd, lot us hopo, good citi
zens. To this Bhould bo ndded Its own water Bystom.
Tho water question Is ono of tho most vltnl problems that Is
confronting this city at this time. Tho health or Its cltlzeiiB and
tho prosperity of Its enterprises nro Involved. Mayor Simpson of
North Bond, otntcd Inst evening that more- than ono manufacturing
Industry had been kept nway from Coos Bay becauso of tho water
question.
There nro eight candidates for counrllmen, nnd only two can bo
olertcd. Let un chooso these- men for tholr principles, rather than
their personality. Let's forgot haw many votes this man enn got nnd
remomher how many dollnm tho right man can snvo tho city, In not
only reducing tho taxes, but In seeing that for ovory 100 cents ex
ponded there Is 100 rents valuo received. In seeing that the people
nro protected from franchise grabbers and that tho city secures Its
own water system.
In fact, Tho Times yestordny stated plnlnly to ono of tho candi
dates that It would demand n signed pledge from ovory cnndldnto as
to his position on tho water question. Tills man stated ho wns
agaliiBt nn extension of tho frnnchlso nnd favored municipal owner
ship, hut ho would not sign such n pledge Tho Times bolloves thnt
any innn who 1b unwilling to sign n written stntoniont of his princi
ples on this question should not bo elected at this time.
This man Is a good citizen nnd n successful business
man. but what Marshfiold wants now aro men who will go
to their places pledged to execute tho will of tho pcoplo. It tho
peoplo aro in favor of a thirty year frnnchlso and higher rates thoy
should voto for tlio unpledged candidate. If tho peoplo aro against
tho franchise higher rates and particularly against tho present rotten
sorvlco they Bhould concentrnto on two candidates who nro oponly
pledged to work for this grcntly needed municipal reform.
It's purely n common sonso business proposition nnd should not
bo befogged by porsonnl popularity and other Issues. Tho people
should got solidly behind tho two men who glvo tho best promlso of
making good on tno all important gnu jviinj, nucauon or "jjiw"";
KILLED III NEW YOOK RAID
Noted Crook, His Girl, and
Detective Allen Dead and
Several Others Wounded.
Ilr AwltM rrM to Coo lUjr Time.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19. Tho body
of Henry Vogol, described by tho po
llen ns an lntornntlonat crook nnd
besido It tho body of his girl "Lottlo",
inv in tho morcuo today, and Jonn
Allen , a city dotoctlvo is dead, whllo
in thn hosiittals aro four men, two
of thorn detectives, hovering botweon
llfo and doath unablo to glvo a con
nected account of how they woro shot
in tho raid on Vogel'a room, whero ho
was sought as a diamond thief last
night.
In tho fusilndo which followed tho
ontranco of tho detectives, Vogol and
tho woman woro killed instantly.
Accounts vnry ns to whothor ho
shot his companion nnd committed
suleldo, or whothor thoy fell boforo
tho II ro of tho ofllcors.
Tho probably fatally fatally dn
Jurcd nro Martin S. Fay, n dotoctlvo,
and Louis Mondsclieln, proprietor of
tho hotel whero tho battla occurcd.
Thoso who woro probably-fatally ln
ly hurt, nro: Goradl, n dotoctlvo, and
William Butter, a waiter.
Allen died this morning. Tho po
Ilco aro In tho pososslon of two steam
or trunks, n vnllso, n suit caso, a
hand bag and a steamer bag, which
nro expected to rovoal tho socrets of
many big robborlcs and which may
lead to arrests ln other cities. Vogol
was tho alleged "fonco" of dishonest
iservnnt girls nnd was traced through
I tho confession of ono of thorn.
SIX DIE IN
TRAIN: WRECK
Many Others Inured in. a
Head-on Collis on in Virr
ginia; Dead Trainmen.
(Dr AuocltteJ Tret to Cooi VT TlmM.)
niCHMOND. Nov. 19. Six persons
aro dead and many were Injured In a
head-on collision early today near
n,onitn N c. between the north
and south bound Florida-Cuba special
trains om tho Seaboard Air Lino Rail
road- Tho dead aro all.members or
the train crews.
The cause of tho wreck has noi
Uaon nspartalned. but It, Is believed
that the engineer on the south bound
tram hei ame confused Jn. his orders.
When ln neeii of
PLUMniNG,
HEATING,
TINNING, ,
SnEET METTAL AYORK,
CALL 101-J
PIONEER HDW'RB CO.,
Whoa, done hy, us IMadone rjgll
"Times Want Ads bring results.
SON
FREED TODAY
Charge of Abduction Against
Negro Champion in Chi
cago Court Dropped.
Dr AMlted rreM to Cooi Dr Tlmw.J
CHICAGO. Nov. 19. Tho charge
of abduction agalust Jack Johnson,
tho negro pugilist, wan dismissed be
fore Municipal Judgo Hopkins today
because of tho prosecutions inability
to prove that Lucllo Camoron, the
white girl whose association' with
Johnson led to his arrest, had been
abducted by him. The girl and her
mother, Mrs. Cameron Falconott of
Minneapolis, were not In court.
THOMPSON IS TREASURER.
Taft's Secretary Will Get McClung's
UIU 1'lttCC.
tD Auoulited PrM to Com VT Tlm.J
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19. Carml
Thompson, secrotary to President
Taft, will bo appointed treasurer
of the United Statea In the next
few days to succeed Lee McClung,
who resigned the position last
week.
M
AC W DYNAMITE D3X
CAUSES FURORE AMONG POLICE
DELAY ACTION
ON WATERWORKS
Council Postpones Considera
tion of Franchise Until
After Election.
Action on tho application of tho
Cooa Bay Water company wor n
now thlrty-yenr frnnchlso In Marsh
Hold was deferred by tho city
council Inst ovcnlng until two
wcoks from tomorrow nlKht tho
day after tho coming city elec
tion. Tho matter wns brought up for
very brief discussion last ovcnlng
Mannger James 11. Flanagan. En
gineer Corey nnd Arthur McKoown
of tho water company woro pres
ent. .Mr. I'lnnngtin stated tliat
owing to the action of Mr. Ben
nett, tno compnny desired thnt
no notion bo tnkcu. Ho Bald thnt
ho understood Mr. Bennett hnd
mndo this request of City Attornoy
uobb In I'ortlnnd.
Mr. Go8B said that Mr. Bonnott
hnd Informed him thnt ho could
not return until tho Breakwater
arrived Thursday and that ho
would llko to havo tho council de
fer nctlon until ho could bo prcs
out. Mr. Goss said thnt ho had
told Mr. Bonnott thnt ho thought
tlio council would grnnt tlio re
quest unless thoy had dotormluod
on somo very positlvo nctlon.
Thero was somo discussion ns to
whether It should bo postponed u
week or two wcoks. Tlioro was
no occnslon for holding nnothor
council meeting boforo two wcoks
nnd tlien it wns pointed out thnt
tho council would hnvo to meot n
day or two nftor election to can
vns tho roturiiii. In vlow of this,
I' was decldod to hold but ono
mooting for canvassing tho vote
nnd considering tho waterworks
frauchlso nnd to hold It Wednes
day night, December -1.
KIckH on Paving.
J. 11. Mllner, through his nttor
noy, W. V. DouglnB, entered n
vigorous protest against tho hbhosh-
inent for tho bituminous paving on
North Front street. In his letter,
ho stntod thnt tho paving wns not
up to specifications, that tho pre
tended bituminous pnvlug was real
ly n mixture of strnw, sand, do
brls, shells nnd a llttlo bltumon
added, Instead of being two Inches
of bitumen. Ho snld that his as
sessment of $335,55 was paid un
der protest.
City Engineer Gldley snld that
tho paving was up to specifications
nnd Councllmon Snvago and Allon,
who had Inspected tho work, said
it looked all right.
Manngor Molvin of tlio Fedornl
Construction Co., which hnd thn
contract for putting in tho pnvlng,
was asked If ho had any stntoniont
to mnko nbaut tho work nnd ro
plied that ho guessed nono was
neodod.
Tho council Instructed City Ro
cordor Butler to pay the company
what monoy thero was in tho fund.
To Drain Flat.
D. A. Curry asked thnt tho coun
cil do nomothlug nbout tho drain
ago nt tho South Mnrshfleld flat.
Ho said that tlioro nro a numbor
of coss pools In tho lowland nnd
that tho water thoro was a monnco
to tho health. Ho said that tho
old ditch had grown full of grass.
He requested that it bo oponod.
City Engineer Gldley snld that
thoro was so much water to bo
drained off and tho fall was bo
slight that tho long open ditch
would not Eunice nnd he suggested
thnt a short line of plpo bo laid
from near tho Eaglo's hall direct
to tho Bay. This, It was estimat
ed, would cost nbout 1500.
Somo thought that this wns too
much to spend on tho drain, es
pecially since tho flat might bo
filled soon. Finally it was rofor
red to Commissioner Lawliorne and
City Englnoer Gldley to solvo.
City Hall Work.
Win, Schroedor of Wllloy &
8chroodor presented two proposi
tions to tho council for Installing
a heating system for tho city hall.
Ono was to put In a hot water Bys
tom for $219.00. and tho otnor a
steam heating systom for $197.50,
they exchanging a now boiler ror
the old one. Chairman Allen of
tho commltteo In charge of tho
city hall repairs said that ho had
asked all the firmB for bids and
estimates, but the others had not
compiled.
Councilman coppie oujecreu to
tho bid, saying tho council should
have plans and specifications
drafted and that bids be called for
on them. Ho said tho city should
know what It was going to get
and see that it got what was com
ing to IL He said tliftieatltnatg
(Continued on Page Six.)
Threatens to Blow up Los
Angeles Police Station
if Interfered With.
FINALLY CAUGHT BY '
RUSE OF DETECTIVES '
No Clue to Identity of Stran
gerLiberated Prisoners
and All Leave.
tllr AmocUIM Trrfi In Coot Ilsj- "Time.!
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 19. Mil
mannered and smiling, n man car
rying u box walked into tho pollco
station and nnnouuclng thnt hia
box contained 87 per cent dyna
mite, secured comploto possession
of the Institution In nn lnntant.
Tho station ofllcors cleared out, the
prisoners woro removed from the
Jail nnd pntlontn -woro ramovntl
from tho munlclpnl hospltnl. For
two hours ho hold absoluto svrny,
assorting that ho would pull tho
trigger If any ono touched hlmnnfl
blow up "tlilH wholo section of tho
city."
All this time Chief Sahnatlnn nnl
two officers snt watching tlio fel
low for nn opportunity to over
power him. Shortly nftor noon,
tho man allowed hia attontlon to
bo distracted for n momont nafl
Dotoctlvo Hoslck Instantly laid him
out with a billy. Dotcctlvo Browne
seized tho box and riiBhod to lire
streot. Tho box rcnlly did contain
7C sticks of dynnmlto equipped with
a cap and n detonating arrange
ment. It wns low grado RttiTt,
however. Novertholcss It would hnw
rnusod widespread destruction hud
It boon exploded. Nothing could
bo found on tho maniac's person
to iudlcnto his Identity.
IOWA RANDITS
ROD A TRAIN
Two Masked Men Get $350
off Milwaukee Passen
gers Near Ottumwa. '
(llf AmocUIM I'rtM lo Cooi lUjr TIiomI
OTTUMA, lown, Nov. 19. Tw
masked men held up n passenger
train of tho Chicago, Mllwnukeo and
St. Paul last night near here and.
robbod sovornl passongers, socurlnc
loot worth nbout $350. Four suspect
havo been arestcd.
LOS ANGELES
FIRE IS FATAL
Fourteen Others Injured In
Destruction of St. George
Hotel Last Night.
(Ilf AiaorUthl I'nic to Coo liar Time.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 19. Thrco
lost tholr lives ln n lira that partially
destroyed tho St. Goorgo, a theatrics:
hotol, shortly after midnight. Four
teen injured, ono, who la a baby will
probably dlo. Tho dead are. Mru
Charlotto Harrington, stago name El
la Moran, vaudovillo actress; Joseph
Martin, Los Angeles Jowelry clork;
Julius Malon, colored night onglneec
at hotel,
Baby Harrington, six months olS.
probably will dlo.
Mrs. F. J. Brock, Oakland, back
broken ( probably will dlo.
Miss Fern Melrose, stock compauy
actress, Chicago, body burned, Will
not die.
Mrs. Allco Lesser, wifo of tho hottfi
proprietor, was soriously burned.
R, E. Harrnh an Anno Harrah,
vaudovillo actors, woro soriously
burnod.
Crossed wires ln tho linen closet
were supposed to havo caused tle
flro.
DENIAL I1V RUSSIA
arcek's Claim of Czar's Rocognltlox
Oniclnlly Denied
Wr AuocUleO Prt lo Com Br Tlmw.l
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 19. Tb
statement from Athens that Russia,
has rocoKnlzod the Greok occupation
of Salonlkt is officially denied bore.
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