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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1913 EVENING EDITION SIX PAGES.
& Consolidation of Times, Const .Mult
and Coos liny Advertiser.
No. 173
llflTES IS PREPARED
ID SEND TROOPS TO MEXICO
I President Taft and Army and
rrF. .... nnnrrl fin EverV-
' thing in Readiness.
hi imp. np WOMEN
MULIHM --- APTinM
MAT runuu huiivi.
Transports Being Prepared to
Take Army auuu r-mu
Definite Statement.
t.it inaiiv ' A"'j
(n,A'" '""'' .ouIHirTllii.
ii!iiiMirii. Kelt. HI. I
Prcslilen' Tri talked l) call-
cr today iiIuhii tho situation
In Mexico and wild Hint ho to-
I carded tne ''' more ' ;
51 ?."!.' .(...,. ulnce I lie nil- I
nan u uk.' : .
dlcatlon "f 1'oT.ini Mux wns
drlarol T'"' l'm ending or
Taftn nilniinl.-n at Ion will have
no effort n docrniltllllg IllH
Bflnn H "aI.-. l'rl"lH of
Taft di'i.'t' ,,la ""' president
I icads for ii'iloii rlKlit up "
t!ic t.rt moment of lil ndiuln
U ration and H'M I"' will roll
salt I'rrnlili ii'-1 !' I Wilson.
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muni inuuDLL
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'I,.N Hlt WAItl'AKi:. I
U'ASIllVl.TiiV Fob. I". 1
A tlKiilfl'iiiii luoicodlng of - I
day win Ho .uly assembly of
Ihc Join' nrui) mid nnvy lumrd
In Ad in I III I Hov.cv's oltleos. Tilt) I
rail was Issued lit direction or ,
Admiral Dewey lilumoU. Ily nil )
executive order this lionrd In I
r harped wl Ii iiroimrntliui of j
plans for 'operation between
tie army nnl navy when It lio- j
cmu iieeescnry to conduct ,
joint operations cither offensive
or defensive Tlie proceedings
are always tec ret. !
;
if -o u:cl l'i . 'ui'w Hay Tlmi" 1
WASHINGTON. Feb. lit. AinbnH-
sador Wilson's vcriilxht dispatches
ere hiuiiolkitely Inld liefort) Prosl
dent Taft ti pcti hi ret urn todny.
They eontnlned principally nn nc
tount of the unci disquieting fea
ture of tlie flgMIng lii .Mexico City,
Pie l'!mn ; of t . r..'rl:-s.n xv.v.'.i : '
jesierday Tie administration of
(1 la i nrc looKln- with iniieli up
:ehe:: Ion iipnn the effect of tlio
kl'lllll,' Cf I'll to MlltMieiUIH. I.HHt
night Wl'aon was Instructed to
warn all nuri. uns out of llio daii-
ter zone
II.WK TIIOMI's" IlKADV.
I'. S. Ann) mid Navy Iteiuly to
lluli Inio .Mexico.
'""' TM. i,. i ,. Hay Tlmw 1
WASHINGTON. Fob. 1 . Iro
larej for n fnrriier chII lor bnttlo--IfJ.
the N,n i. fiti'iiiiPiit Iiiih ltopt
Adclr I llti-'f iMiiiiiitiiillii fiio
"h at nirinatimiui i.dvlwid of (ln
7c!oii.!cirs s!ii,,M with lmiikctl
fi'ej are r m h movu nt oneo to
ra Cruz nr Tam(.i . Tint iniiiiiio
:r;j is fa-pan d lor the Inniiod
we fmlarUntl.ii of Itn c-unipiuiloti
t' jse tlant'. Cmst nuvy ynrdu nml
iv. r.s. The marine corps on tlio
JKira Canal .u,. uiw, (1ro tondy
n uove T ric tluuitmnd men of
e Mrsi rm itrinu.lp. Htntloned
w ev Vr! n'e. nto reiidy to
L:'e,0.Nnvl'" N"n" It'll" thrco
(-'ef of staff
III ACAPULGO
Anti-American Feeling Shown
by Mexicans Results in
Attacks on Officers.
Illy Anno' titril I'nn In Coo. Ha) TlmM.)
WASIIIXCiTON, l-'cli. Ill Tho an-tl-Amurk'iin
feel Inn at Acupulro,
Mexico, culmliiiited la an uhmiiiiII
upon two olllceiH of the erulxer
Denver hefoio bIio ileparted yeHter
day for Acnjutlii, llondiiruH. Tho
victims of tho iiHMuult nro Surgeon
('amurer mid KiihIkii (liilhrle, who
were iiuhhIiik through tho KtritutH.
Neither wiih Imdly Injured.
ll.N;i:U AT ACAI'l'I.CO.
Illy .o Iiip.1 I'l'n lu ('(mm liny Tlirn. 1
WASIIINdTOX. Fob. III. -Olll-cliils
of the Stnto l)cinrtiiiciit feel
tho KrnvoHt eoiicorn for tho mifoty
of AmcricniiK lit Aeapnlco iioiiiIIiik
tho arrival or tho eriiHor South
Dakota which Is duo tnero Siiii
dny. Tho condltluiiH ut Hiilviidor
iiiikIo It neccHniiry for tho Iminodlato
dispatch of tho Denver at Acajutln.
VICTIM FIIO.M ti:xas.
(Ily Amu Ulcl I'nm Ii Coon Hay Tlinra.
X()mX)I.K. Vn.. Feh. HI. Mrs.
II. V. Holmes, one of the two
Amerlcnn women killed In .Mexico
City yoHtoidny, wiih tho wife of
Henry V. HoIiiioh. formerly of Ivor.
Va anil was formerly .MIsh Hlrlck
liuid or Snu Antonio, Texua.
PLftd f END
BO STR
FE
IE HOUSES
OF AMERICANS
Mexican Federal Troops Seize
Homes in Mexico City
Many Refugees Helped.
tBjuocm,4Pr, o.0nyTlii).l
iSr wi!:N'G70N' Voh- la.-Atnhns-o
ChV n 8 "I'ntelwB from Mex-
almoin?8 le,xo slozc'1 y "10 fed-
W la T- Th0 Amorlcan embas-
Ports of 5 """ed Amorlcnns. Ro
Amr,g1, wounuinis of several
"ieansj,ave been received.
gw mvNsiumrsirijAm-.
J'P Vtssols , TnU-0 U( s T,(0I,S
-TheWST NKWS, Va., Feh. !3.
lonmg ?."' and provls
and KeCJKf18. Meiule' McClellnn
R " ," troops to
'roci Waihinn.,n 0llny vln nrnl
u pSi z-whoro he wout
m He mnimt',8t'"Ber from Oro
! and ha thf tvl' fl
However jm,1 a ",le vWt there.
?l bck to r m, ,han SloU to
J'aer of ?hoCr 3 I?ay- th0 cold
Mm. 0l the Em bcng hard on
John Barrett Proposes Ameri
can Commission to Med
iate Trouble.
Illy A mo latthl I'r-M to !'"" IHy TIiium 1
WASIIIXC.TOX, I-'ob. ill.- Direc
tor .lohn llurrett of tho Fan Amer
ican I'nlon, proposed today to Pres
ident Taft and tho cabinet members
and tho I louse and Semite foreign
rolatloitH commltteo. appoint a com
uiImmIou or mediation otetrorTTH
mission or mediation to otter their
services In hrlnicliiK about peace In
Mexico.
AMF.IHCAXS CAN'T UJAVK.
Illy Am Mlwl I'riM lu evo IWy Tni I
UAUICDC). Texas. Fob. 1... A
pnBsoiiKor rrom Mexico City on last
nii'M'u (ruin i immiiiil that nt least
1000 American art without runds
to lo.ivo the enpttal. oven ir tlio
opporttinllv prtMeuted ltHor because
the hanks Inn boon closed sluco
Saturday. The railroad company
rorunes checkH for tho payment or
thketn.
SATTLE RASES IN MEXICO CITY ADELINE SMITH E
TO
Federals Make Desperate At
tempt to Dislodge Rebels,
But Fail So Far Many
Buildings Demolished.
two aim: uii,iii:i)
IS
NOT RESPECTED
Organizations Trying to Re
lieve Sick and Wounded
Attacked in Mexico.
Ily A'toclaleJ t'rwt to Coos Hay TIuin.1
WASHINGTON, Fob. 13. -Tho
White Cross society reports It Is
curing for approximately 1-00
wounded. Tho Ited Cross havo not
yot tnnde n report! Noither prganl
xatlon is being respected by tho fed
eral troops. Tho proaldont of tlio
Red Cross socloty was Killed. Some
of tho members of tho Whlto Cross
woro alleged to bo detectives by
tho Dlnz adherents and woro execut
ed. I'Tro Seme Today. A small flro
In tho vacant building on Second
street, north of Market, caused an
nlnrni to bo turned In today noon,
i.... .1.- i.i..n ...no .tut nut liRIOre ir
Ulll IUU unite mi. I-.. -- ---- -
did any damage or before It was
. ... tun...n.. ir. turn nn
necessary ior me m-i;iu "
the lioso.
G. K. DOYBRSM1TH returned to
dny from Portland has been busy
rocolvlng tho congratulations or
many friends slnco his arrival.
Mrs. noyersmlth did not make H'o
trip but will Join him hero later
to mnko their futuro homo In
Mnrshflold and tho real recep
tion 'that was planned has been
postponed until tho arrival of bis
bride.
i (Ily Associated Press) I
I MKXICO CITY. Fob. 13.
Two uon-combatnntH were killed I
In front of tho American club
i today by bursting shells.
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Illy Amu Hti-I 1'rcrn to Coim Pay Tlmm.
MKXICO CITY. Feb. 13. Fight
ing was begun at eight o'clock this
morning by the fed em! hnttory of
artillery. A gunornl attack on tho
rebel positions was planned. It
was difficult to see how tho re
bels could long resist the flro
poured In hy tno federals but they
again showed valor and Hie ex
cellent mnrksmnushlp that charac
terized their previous fighting and
offered nrlin resistnnce.
The government troops have the
ailvtiutnijo of niimbers, being 7000
against 3000 revolutionists unOor
Diaz. PioHldont Madoro expects the
luminous army will bo reduced to
submission hefoio nlglitfiill.
Shortly before noon several shollH
pierced tlio library or the American
club. Xobudy was Injured. Tho
building was prepared for bullets.
A little later during the small arms
action, some bullets roll within tliu
embassy grounds In the heart or
tho district that rficltly was agreed
upon as a neutral zone. The fed
eral battery stationed lu front of
tM." ltJLtLHi- J'lJ'JL0!1-11'! iiiigli r
SEATTLE HA5
iiJlilli FIDE
Times and Denny Buildings
Are Swept by Blaze Early
This Morning.
(Ily Audi I.ipJ I'itm to I'ooa Hay Tlmm.l
SFATTl.l-:. Fob. 13. The Tlmos
building, a four-story brick struc
ture, and tho Denny building, nd
tninliii. wore niirtty wrecked bv flro
early today with a loss of floi),
iioo. fully coverod by Insurance. Tho
ciiiiso or the lire is not known.
Tlie Times composing room nnd
editorial rooms were lire swept and
the bnsoinent press room Hooded.
Tho TIiiioh will bo Issued todny
from tho plant of tho Post-Intolll-gencer.
the rebel fire. Later n ennnonnde
started with some vlclousuess. It
Hoomol that tho rebels woro con
serving their fire, although they
continued to throw shells towards
tlio pnlnce. No serious attempt was
made until noon to rush tho fortl
llcatlous of tho rebels. At that hour
General Ilucrta dlspntchcd from tho
pnlnco a considerable force of fed
eral cnvalry.
Tills nftcrnoon tho rebel batteries
turned their long range guns In
tho direction of tho national pnl
nco, firing elenr ncross tho city.
Manv shells struck tho city but did
but littlo damage.
" United Slates Ambassador Henry
l.nuo Wilson prevented tho Issue ot
a gcnornl order to cut off nil tele
phone commjinlcatlon today. Ho
protested to President Mndcro that
tho rebels wero not connected with
tho system and that the order would
bo an unnecessary hardship.
A ktruggllng fodoral who arrived
at tho Amerlcnn embassy nt noon
declared that n detachment of gov
ernment troops was shot to pieces
In the western edge of tho city enr
ly today. Tills Indicates that Dluz
has mobilized his force outside of
ills lines lu the central district.
All) FOR AMKKK'AXS.
l'uiiiN Provided for Destitute or to
Kimble Them to Leave Mexico.
(Ily Atooi tn I'ri'M t'uoa Hay Tltm-a
WASHINGTON. Feb. 13. To pro
tect Amorlcnns endangered lu tlio
llrlug In Mexico City, Auibaspndor
Wilson was ordered today to draw
on the State Department for $10.
000. This could he used for tho
relief or destitute or lu getting Am
ericans out or Mexico.
NDS LONG
GOOS DAY TODAY
WEST VIRGINIA
BRIBERY CASE1
DLSSDN CETS
A NEWT
RENEWED TODAY
Arbitration Agreement With
United States Renewed
For Five Years.
(Ily Ahoi lalM l'nta lo Cool Hay TlmM.)
WASHINGTON, Fob. 13. Secre
tary Knox and Ambassador Jussor
nnd signed tlio convention todny to
ovtend ror another period of flvo
yenrs tho arbitration tronty between
tho United States and France, which
expire Mnrch ii. This Is similar to
tho Ileitis) arbitration convention
which expires by limitation Juno I
and which it was proposed to re
plnce by a general arbitration troe
ty now awaiting exchange or rntl-tlcntlon.
JOIIL CIVEN
LONG T
M
Seattle Socialist Who Cost:
Judge Hanford His Seat
Wins on Appeal.
(Ily Aho. UHsl Vtft to Cooa Hy TlmM.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 13. A
now trlnl ror Loounrtl Olsson or Sn
attle, doprlvod of cltizonshlp by for
mer Jutlgo Cornoliuo Hnnford, xvns
ordered Itoro today by tho United
States Circuit Court of Appeals.
Tlio caso will bo trlod In Seattlo. 01
sson's citizenship was cancellod by
Judgo Hnnford on tho ground that
ho obtnlned them through fraud
whon swearing that ho was attached
to tho constitution of tho United,
,.. I, ,...,. I., twilnt .if fuel ns bo was a
Socialist ho held oposlto ylows. Ab
Idaho Banker Sentenced to
Prison for Making False
Bank Statements.
(Hy AMoltJ J'rfta lo Cooa IUy Tlraw.)
COKUR D'ALENK, Ida, Fob. 13.
Jutlgo Dunn In tho district court
sentenced 11. P. O'Nell of Wnllnco
from two to ten years In tho pen!
tontlary. Tlio banker xvns found
guilty of making falso statomonts of
tho financial condition of his bank.
Ho xvns granted sixty days In which
to appeal. O'Noil was president of
tho Stnto name or tjonimorco
a rosult of tho Inquiry that followed
Uiuuoro. resigiieii
A Small Leak Will
Sink a Great Ship
You may spond as you go, paying no nttentlon to tho op
portunlties to save which aro advertised by progressive mer
chants, but you will find sooner or later that littlo expenses
count up to largo sums.
A looso, hore-nnd-thoro buyer can quickly squander nil her
money by forgetting tho valuo of the littlo purchases.
Caro In expending tho a nnll amounts will quickly repay tho
economical housexvlfo.
Every night In Us advertising columns THE TIMES points
tho way to many opportunities lor stopping tho small leaks.
Special sales aro advertlS3d by the merchants. In small
things, such as soaps, ribbons, nnd notions, there may bo
Just ono penny off tho regular price. Hut when you add
them all together you will find thut the pennies number a
dollar or txvo.
Read all tho advertlsemants in THE TIMES closely and
constantly every night for opportunity to save not only tho
pennies but dollars.
Col. Wm. S. Edwards, Arrest
ed for Trying to Buy Elec
tion to U. S. Senate.
(Hy Am MUM l'reta lo loot Hay Tlin,
CHARLESTON. W. Vn., Feb. 13.
Colonel William Seymour Ed
wards, candidate ror Fluted States
Senator, wns arrested todny on a
warrant charging tho bribery of del
egate John M. Smith of Tyler coun
ty. Tlie warrant wns Issued nt tlio
Instance of Delegate S. U. C.
Rhodes, one of tho five men arrest
ed Tuusdny. Edwards furnished
bonds. Tho legislators ho Is ac
cused of bribing aro Senntor II. A.
Smith or the fourth district; Dele
gates S. V. C. Rhodos of Mingo
county. Dr. T. .1. Anbury or Put
nain county, David E. Hill or Mlndo
county. Until DufT of Jackson coun
ty. Tlio flvo are chnrged with hav
ing aoepied $20,000 for voting ror
Edwards ror United Stntes senntor.
Rhodes Is alleged to have received
$1 r.,000. Dun. $2000 and the oth
er three $10u0 each. Artec, it Is
al'oKod, they were given tho mo
ney, they wo.ro tnken Into another
room nt tho hotel where tney wore
arrested.
During tho excitement In the
Hoiiho or Delegates today Hoproscn
tatlve Thomas J. Smith, under per
sonal privilege, declared that dele
gate S. U. G. Rhodes nnd another
man thrust $."00 In his pocket In
a room lu a hotel after he bad de
clared Rhodes nnd nnothor mnn of
fered him $2000 to vote for Colo
nol Edwards for United States sen
ator. Smith declared that ho did
not know how much money was put
In Ills pockets until after ho had loft
tho room. Then he hnd Delegate
II. C. Williamson count the monoy,
enclose It nn envelope and return
It to Rhodes.
Smith had been voting for I. T.
Maun for senator.
New Ship Makes Trip Around
Horn in Ten Days Less
Than Other Vessels.
LARGE NUMBER WILL
BID HER WELCOME IN
The Breakwater and Launches
Carry Hundreds to Lower
Bay to Greet Ship.
IX AHOIT r.::t( TOXKJ1IT.
A wireless from ('apt. D. W.
Olson received Into tills after
noon stated that- he would ar
rive olT the bar about 5:30 and
expected to cross In Immediate
ly. The bar is In good condi
tion. Cnpt. Olson said ho would
go Into quarantine lu tho lower
Day for Inspection by Dr.. Unf
ile, tho U. S. marine olllcer.
nnd then proceed to Empire tor
his first utop.
At Empire lie will moot his
young sou for tno first tJjue,
.Mrs. Olson and the baby going
down to meet him, ns well us
hundreds of others on tho
Ilrenkwater and small launches.
I
M
E
ON BREAKWATER
Steamer Arrived in at Midnight
From Portland Sails
Early Saturday.
Tho Ilrenkwater arrlvod lu nt 12
o'clock lust nlht from Portland,
nfter u goad trip down tho Const.
Sho had over 105 iiassonKors and
over 400 tons of general morcliHu
dlso. The llroakwator will sail at 4
o'clock Saturday morning for Port
land, tho pmwoiigors going aboard
Friday night.
Among thoHo nrrlvlng on tho
Ilrenkwutor woro tlio following:
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Urlstol. Mr.
and Mrs. C. Mason, llnzol Mason,
Mnbel Mason, Voster Miiroii. G. Sut
ton, E. It. King, E. F. Fleming.
Mrs. 11. A. DoLong, M. M. Hlchnrd
son, C. Thompson, Fred llolmos,
Eruost Dnlston, Mrs. E. Dalston,
Eddlo Slice. M. A. McLaughlin, Ray
mond willlnins. II. E. Richardson.
Geo. Winkler, II. S. Kortz, Gus
Sanderson, Mrs. Sandorson, Frank
.Madden, Mnblo Cameron, FIosslo
Cnmoron, Mrs. Cameron. Farloy
Cnmoron, Alfred Cameron, K, L.
Hulnes. Charles uodgo. a. uiivoii,
Hollo Cuvoll, Mrs. I. Cavoll, V. G.
Lloyd, T. A. Steele, Anna Hory,
Aug. Hory, Mlko Swnrtz. K, A.
llnriiRinnn. Airs. C. X. RoilllllO. Rob-
Lert Douglas, .Mrs. Ida Ashburn, Enrl
Hurd. D. Honck, Mrs. Nolan. Kttnn
Coombs, C. Nolan, Henry Lancas
ter, J. C. Wnlllng, Mrs. L. Strom,
L. Strom, George P. Storoy, h, R.
Forbrook, G. J. LomniiBkl, Arch
deacon II. Chambers, L. H. Judy,
Stovo Hurton, Mrs. Stovo Burton,
Fred Hllllen. Mrs. F. Hllllon, Em
ma Driscol), Norman Groy, D. C.
Soldon, A. M. linker. J. A. Newton,
Louis Penman, E. J. Morrow. Mrs.
b Foley. Fayett Smith, John II.
Coombs, Mrs. E. H. VanDyko. E. R.
Van Dyke. V. N. Dnrker, Miss C.
Drown, R. S. King, Geo. McCulloch,
E, F. Huyersmlth, Miss E. II. Nye,
G. E. Tomey, Mabol Harrow, Mrs.
J. H. Harrow, J. H. Harrow, W. E.
Laufman, Mrs. M. Rooney, Mrs. H.
F. McCrackon, Mrs. 11. Wheelor,
V A Pntnrsnn. J. R. AlldolBOll. N.
K. Nolson, A. P. Nelson, R. J.
Taylor, Wesley Mason and 18 steerage.
CHAHLES FENSLER of tlio Hub
Clothing storo loft yesterday for
Portland, on a brief business and
pleasure visit.
Tho Adeline Smith, the flue now
vossel of tho C. A. Smith Com
pany, nnd tho great est lumber car
rier In tho world, will tonight end
her long Journey from Dolawara to
Coos Hay. having made tho trip In
recoi'd-hreaking time and between
10 and 12 days less than any other
vessel or her class las ever mnda
the trip lu.
The Adoll.io was due off Cuosr
liny bar between 3 and I o'clock,
this afternoon and as It x. . h
high tide at 5:15, It was expect-i.
that she would croos In direct.
Tho steamer Ilrenkwater and it
dozen of launches wero chnrterotl
today to caVry people to tho lower
Day to wave welcome to Cnpt. U.
W. Olson anil his crow and greet
tlio new vessel Into her homo port.
Tlio Coos Hay Coucort Hand nindo
tho trip on the Ilrenkwater. Al
though It was announced yesterday
when It wns thought that she would
not get hero until ii o'clock tonlgut
oi I o'clock tomorrow morning, that
tho public welcome would be called
off, tlio people generally woro very
anxious to turn out to show tholr
iippreclutlou of tlio big things that
C. A. Smith Is doing tor Coos Haj,.
In cousequouce when word cninor
(his afternoon that tno vessel would!
arrive earlier than xvns expected,
it was only a few minutes until tun
public reception wns reorganized.
Tho schools In Alurslitleld muQ
Xtutli llend were closed early thin
nfiornoou in order that the school
children might participate lu tha
welcome or tlio big boat and thu
public expression or esteem ror tho
C. A. Smith Conipnny. 'I ho launch
Standard was chartered to tako tho
High school students down lu a
body.
Designer Here.
E. S. Hough, the designer of tho
Xiinii Smith mid the Adeline Smith,
arrived horo on the Hedoudo front
Sun Francisco and will bo with O,
A. Smith, F. A. Waruor und othor
olllclnls or tho company when tiioy
xvolcomo Cnpt. 1). W. Olson on hie.
rouuirkablo speedy voyage.
Dad Dig Cargo.
Tho Adollno Smith loft tho Atlan
tic port with n cargo of 3,300 Ions,
of which 1100 tons xvns fuel coal
and tho balauco steel rails and puli
mill mnchlnory. Sho will bring lu
n dond-wolght cargo or about 2200
tons. Some or tho honvy machinery
may bo unloaded nt tho Kruso &
Hanks shipyard.
linger Tlitin Xiinii Smith.
Tho Adeline Smith Is about 20
root longer than tho Nairn Smith,
being 310 reel over all. Sho Is
also a littlo xvldor and will carry
a cargo or about 2.000,000 root of
lumber with n draught of nineteen
feot. Sho hns a boh speed of about
11 knots per hour.
Sho has tho largest hatches or
any lumber ship nflont and Is es
pecially arranged ror tho C. A.
Smith pnekngo systom, enabling her
to load nnd dlschnrgo inoro lumuer
lu leBS tlmo than any lumber ves
sel afloat.
Sho nlso has a special xvator bal
last system which will euablo her
to mako tho return trips rrom tha
southern ports in fast tlmo and will
bo able to beat tho Nnnn Smith's
record.'
On hor trip nround Capo HornV
tho Adeline Smith burnod coal, but
xvhon sho roaches hero, sho will bo
equipped with oil burners nnd xvilf
tako on fuel oil from a cargo
brought up by tho Nairn Smith for-H-her.
t-.
Smoker Tomorrow Xlglit.
Tomorrow night, thoMllllcoihit
club will tender n smoker and In-
fni'innl i-Pceill 1(111 In C A. Smith.
Cnpt. D. W. Olson and other offi
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