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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
i .,,vmm I'istni""""-"
A Corwolldntlon of Times, Const Mnll
riiiI Coos liny Advertiser.
No. 188
OL AaAVI., Tlio Const Mnll.
NOW IS VOIR TIM!. I
A small nil In Tin Times waul I
column limy I irlng you results im H
mediately. Try one. K
a
POSED
madero
i
ARE SLAIN III MEXICO GUY
FH
ER PRESIDENT IZ TALKS
General Hucrta Claims It Was
Accidental, Diaumiy h
Attack of Followers.
ciniAlS WERE BEING
TRANSFERRED TO PRISON
Jnited States Keeps Advices
Concerning rossimu hu
tion Secret Today.
1117 iUir'''r inemw liny Tlin.
..kvipo riTY Tcli. 2 I. Francls-
U I Mmlcro ami Joso Pino Snnrez,
P." '' i .....ul.lnnl mill vlco iiruHlilunt.
Icipcctlvcly nf tho Mexican republic,
icre Bliot nmi mucn nnuuu), ........
n attempt was nimlo to rescue tlieiu
J." nnlnlmihlll! tllllt WIIH trilllH-
KcrrlnR tliem i tho ponltontlnry.
OITICIAI- KRSIOX GIVF.X.
Claim Investigation Will Silbsliiiilliitu
llctrh story or Troiiino.
,-., , r ' n M llfly TIIIH 1
Mi'Vlf'M I ITV Pell. 1M. All Of-
iHiariiivisllrii't''" 'f " tlcntliHh of
Ex-1'resldeiit Mmlcro .mil kx-vico
n,-l,lniit Smir, K.lllllllllV lllullt Will
i.. i.,.iih i'iiiiii 1ml the nelieral bo-
Kief prevails n will HiiliHtautlato tho
CniM-il ir Iiiiiu nf the occureiu'o In
Irhlcli It I.) (liilin '(I that tlio party
transferring Mir o men ironi mo
palaco lo tin penitentiary wore at
tacked by alleged ByniputllUors of
Madcro, Jim rm ami other authori
ties nrc cnni(' in tlielr ileclaratlotifl
that the government wiih uetlng In
pnml fnl lli mill that the dentil of
the prlsonem wis solely from unfor-
icen clreiniiHtaiii'es. WItli tlio pas
ting of Mmlcro the general opinion
prevails that the tenseness of tho
iltimtlnn litis Ik .mi relieved. There
li a marked tendency of all flussos
to accept the new order of tilings.
l'ori: rii's sorry.
ri'iilKT IKvpl) Allcctcil Over Condi-
Hun III Mexico.
117 A-"- IVI I I (It I (MM Iklf TIlMM )
KOMI' 1-Vli :' I I'ni.o 1'Iiik ivnu
i , .... . .... ...... ......
rriatlv nfforlpil liv the news nf the
eatli of Mttdcro and Sunroz and ex
pressed concern iner (lie uurulv
fctatc of affnlrn in Mexico.
1IEI IRK
SEVEN RULERS
DIE IN MEXICO
Madero Last of Long List
Who Have Paid Death
Penalty for Ruling.
tlljr Amoi lalol I'ii-m lu i'ihm 1 1n y Tliura.?
:ew youk, Feb. 21. with tho
killing nf Mndrro and Suarez In
Mexico City yesterday, tho lint of
those who paid the fatal price of
ruling Mexico vnn IncruiiHcd to hov
011 nnincH, hIih'o Just a little more
than a century ago when MIkucI Hi
dalgo Y. Costollo, tho pnrlHh priest
of Dolores, nroso an the "liberator"
of Mexico, clutched tho control from
the feeble himilH of tho Hpunlsh vice
roy. Ilo made an unsuccessful cam
paign and wiih caught and Hhot lu
July, 1811
MAOERQ FAMILY
SI
0
Nephew of Murdered Presi
dent and Relatives Depart
'from Mexico.
Ily AMollr1 I'n-n lo Coot Ilajr Tlniri.)
VIOUA Cltt'. Kelt. L' I. Krneslo
Madcro, who wait flunuco nllnlHtor
lu tho cabinet and who waa a ne
phew of l'raiclnco Madero, arriv
ed hero with IiIh family and prob
nbly will depntt for soino polrnt in
Cuba on a Cihau Kuubont till uf-
ttM'IIOOU.
SUS SODN
Porter Brothers Expected to
ocgin urivmcj Birj Bore
at Ten Mile This Week.
Pardon ....1. ... ,....,
t, "'in- 1 nmi iiiiniiuer to-
ir report that (.inal coiiKtructlon
VOrk nn Hi.. 1.1.. - tt .
Ij,.' vv U,K '""' 1 ironi acno
PtM Creek to T.n Mllo la ken will
rln tnli week Men and mnchlnory
lu , " v'"",i mere now ror
ne work,
iofflDlSr,iCopc",iacn ,,rotl,ors Imvo
lori,..L. . '"" "' Kauo roauy
pi track laying They are worklne
r u ,rom HiliolkM towardH Ueedn-
1 .v " 1 wnrhinjc Bovon daya
N,:-, -tl.or.
fcor wl. "i-iiik iweiuy root
fWi. ' '" 1K.
but In Sen ,,roll!(1'H will probab-
K J? lli'.thora will er-
Thn V',U."'K lunnoi.
kogiD. V. "'" c"c I'ompany Ih nr-
0111. ..r ,"1 niiKo now ware-
r. "r l"'"-""Bon8.
ow ?. "a a. at Porter Brothers
'Mch .V.'""' .,!"" nt Floronco.
lV re8Ba?,,a ,W,U n,n u steadily
0 feu nf 1 ,mvo ovor 30,000,-
RfcTli-'fi.'""""'1
hi. iho ' .""iiik very nroanor.
-fowh2SS"tnn, "trance.
nouri servleo Is given.
"WTAIJCB IS 1IACIC.
ne paper says:
" of the ,?0,' MRlneer in
o Bay ij ntructlon of tho
" tr i ?i rStu."'Pl last evening
11 rerytli . "forn,n- Ho Bays
uOoWnB?.?. looking well In
", h?t he u ,",.,?"; Fontaine
W ' Heel win 1 ?ny wnen
SB ne. hut V mgln on the
th?,.has "LUlvl c.om'nenco
kl. " still u.i "i'ng opens
V.?f'"6 w" it?J "l.!'6-. but if
'uv m ghtv ." lis on we'll
today." Boon- said Mr. Fon-
sis "am
",M, to vnnSi: i'ONR
- niu 7j ,
,
FIRSI REVOLT
AGAINST HUERTA
Gives Out Interview in Egypt
That He Will Respond Only
to Emergency Call from
Mexico.
Mlj Anno lito.l I'riTi lo Coon liny TlmM 1
KKNI3I1, Ugypt, Fob. M. Por
forlo Diaz, rurtiior dictator of Moxl
co, declared today that he Is hold
liiK lilniHolf in readliieKB to respond
to n call to his country In cjibo of
foreign complIcntlouH. If this
Khould not occur, he will not re
turn to Mexico until a Bottled gov
ernment Is re-estnbllHhed and his
re-nppearaucc on the scene could
bo made without tho risk of being
wrongfully Interperted. He ex
pressed hope that "hands off Mexi
co" would continue to bo tho poli
cy of tho United States. Ho ex
pressed groat confldenco and re
spect for the ability of Provisional
President lluertn.
SAIL SUNDAY
ON REDQNDO
Steamship Leaves for San
Francisco With Large List
of Passengers.
The Itedondo nailed yeaterday for
San Francisco with n canaclty list
of piiHsongerB and considerable
freight In addition to tho cargo of
lumber from tho C. A. Smith mill.
Among tbosu sailing on tho Ite
dondo were tho fololwlng:
Mcm. M. Ttoney, MrB. II. Similar.
John Ashmul Frank Ashmul, .1. It.
Ashmul, Mrs. M. Ashmul, II, A.
Ilrown. V. A. Ilocltlns. A. J. Little,
.1. It. Fisher, .1. V'elcrmllit, C. A. Mc
Cabe. A. P. Davis A. Kughthart,
Frnnk O. Uavls, K. .lennlngs, J. 8.
Hare. John Franollch, Vincent Mch,
I.oiiIh Stndiilck, Mih. Hay Drown,
Mrs. .1. V. Carter, T. W. Shulloy,
Mrs, A. Hunt, Lord M. Shulloy, Chas.
A. Marlntt, A. Hunter, T. II. Ken
ney, F. M Ilunkor, A. I.lndh. Otto
Hlllspson. U. A. Carlson, F. Fitzger
ald, T. Finning.
ELS ABOUT
TO
LEAVE HERE
Gasoline Schooner Will Go to
Eureka for Run Out of
Humboldt Bay.
Tho Ttamlolph, a small gnsolluo
schooner which tins boon plying nut
of Coos Hay ports for some time, Is
now taking on a cargo for Curry
county ports after which Bho will go
to Kuroka to ply out of Humboldt
Hay. Cnpt. Anderson hns made ar
rangements for her to run rcgulnrly
between tlio Klamath Hivur, Kurekn
and San Francisco, malting a spec
ialty or ennncry shipments. Tho de
parture of the Randolph will reduce
the number of small vessels plying
between hero and nearby ports.
It Is expected that tho Mncleay Ks
tato will soon put another small ves
sel between Coos liny and Uoguo Riv
er to take tho place of tho Osproy.
which was lost horo last fall.
Tho Httstlor Is taking ti spcclnl
load of lumber to Chotco from the
C. A. Smith mill ror the Brookings
Lumber Co.
A. S. DIBBLE DEAD
INS
Only $10,000 for Inner Chan- Former Coos Bay P?"ic'ent
nei work uregon Here Passes Away in South-
in Six Months. ' ern California.
UNITED STATES NOT EXPECTED
TO INTERVENE IN MEXICO
ITED STATES
0
JVJadero Troops Near Chihua
hua Rebel Today; Sonora
May Also Rebel.
(Ilr Auo Ulrl I'km lo l'oo liny IIhim.1
Kl PASO, Tex Feb. 21. Former
M micro troops at Stiaz, Jioar Chi
huahua, have rebelled against Hu
wrtn's government and declaro they
will not permit trallle botwteji Chi
huahua nmi tho border. They woro
at Sua, ax part nf tho guard tor tho
Mexican Cent nil road between Juarez
and Chlhunliua. This lu tho first
open declnratJou of tho troops of tho
deposed provident In northern Mexico.
Tho Juarez Madoro's followers
nro Btlll under arms but nro guarded
carefully by tho federals in tlio town.
Titouniii: l.v soxoitA.
Ktato Olllcluls Session Looks Like
Paulo on Stock Market.
iny Awo. lalcl nH to fuo Hay Time.
HERMOSILLO, Sonora, Fob. 2.
Tho opening session of tho special
meeting or tho Sonora stato congress
today was as uproarious as a bcsbIoii
of the stock market in panic times.
Epithets and ehargea woro shouted
across tho chamber. Deputies al
most enmo to blows but no definite
commitment was mndo either wny on
tho question of wliothor Sonora
should declaro loyalty to or open re
bellion against the provisional gov
ernment of Huertn.
Henry Sengstacken. secretary of
tho Port1 of CoriH liny, today re
ceived tho following bolf-explnua-
torj letter from Cnpt. 11. H. Robert
lu charge or the Culted States en
igineerlng ulllco nt Portland:
"Replying to your letter or tho
1Mb lust., Inquiring as to the pur
pose Tor which the Itom of $80,
niM) In tho pending river and har
bor bill Is made, I would statu that
$10,000 or thin amount lu to ho
used In maintaining the bay chan
nel by dredging. Tho balaneo or
$70,000 Is ror equipping mid op
erating the sen-going hydraulic
dredge Col. P. S. Mlchle.
".Mnlnr Cnvanniiuh recuutlv In
formed this olllco that It would re-J
qulro nbout six months ror tho
dredgo Oregon to comploto tho
work bolng done at Grays Harbor.
After this Is Mulshed It Is believed
the dredgo will bo available for
work at Coos JJay, ir funds nro
provided."
WIUTK SLAVE LAW.
Federal Statute Ujihehl by U. S.
Supreme Court.
ny AMoclaltHl Pni lo Coo Uy Tlmea.l
WASHINGTON. Feb. 24. Tho
Federal "whito slave traffic act" of
1910 was uphold ns constitutional
today by the supremo court of tho
United States In an opinion by Jus
tlco McKenna,
VETOES ROAD HILL.
Governor Lister or Washington De
livers Knockout to .Measure.
(Dy Auo.laled I'rfii to Coot llay Tlmw.l
OLYMPIA. Wash., Feb. 24.
Governor Lister today vetoed a
bill providing nn annual tax lovy
or a mill and a hnir ror a state
road. Tho hill would yield a reve
nue or $1,500,000.
Tho House today killed tho bill
extending tho provisions of tho wo
men's olgut-nour law to canneries,
HAND DANCK at EAGLES HALL
next SATURDAY night.
VY
AT
LOS ANGELES
Four and a Half Inches in 24
Hours Snow Falls on
Coos Bay.
Illy AwoflateJ Prwa to Coos Day TlinM.J
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 24. Near
ly rour and a hnlf Inches of rain
have fallen slnco noon yesterday.
It Is tho heaviest rainfall chroni
cled In tho records of tho local
weather bureau.
SNOW OX COOS HAY.
Rain ami Cold Followed, by Con
siderable Sleet and Snow.
Saturday night, Coos Hay exper
ienced a considerable fall of snow
following tho cold weather and
rnln. It lasted only a few hours
Sunday morning.
However, in coniraBi wmi mo
weather of tho Mlddlo West and or
Southern Caliromla, It didn't seem
bad.
A. S. Dibble, n former well
known resident of Coos Hay, died
Saturday nt San Diego of a compli
cation of diseases, according to
word lust received hero. lie had
boon badly crippled for a numbor
of ycniH with rhoumattsm, He was
about 00 years old.
Mr. Dibble resided In Mnrshflold
for a number of years until about
1H08, when tho family left ror San
Diego. For it number of years ho
and his family conducted the
Mnrshtlcld hotel In tie It. II. Olson
building, where Wilson's Undertak
ing parlors are now locnted.
Lator he engaged In the real es
tate business and platted and put
Hay View Addition on tho mnrkot.
This addition lies between Marsh
Hold and North Rend and Is west
of Ferndalo.
Ilo Is survived by a wife and four
children, tho three sous being Sid
ney, Lclnud and Early.
Continues Mobilization of the
Army on Southern Coast
Preparatory to Action."
Illy Amo latpil I'mi In Coo llay Tlrnm.)
WASHINGTON, Fob. 21. Com
plete orders were Issued Into todny
to moblllzo tho entire second army
division at Galveston. Preparatory
orders were Issued early todny.
The regiments nf tho brlgnuo are
not up to wnr strength. Tho en
tire Second division as It exists to
day will aggregate less than 8000
fighting men. with perhnps a thous
and auxiliaries. Theoretically this
division should be 18,000 strong.
Later formal orders were pre
pared to actually start tho Sixth
and Fourth brigades on their way
to Galveston. Tho orders nro for
n inooveineiYt o ftho sixth cavalry
nt DesMolnes, and part or tho Third
cavalry brigade to bo prepared. It
was expected thnt Secretary Stlmp
sou would issue tliem Into today.
PROIli: GUN THEFT.
American Troops and Ranchers Held
For Gun Disappearance.
EL PASO. Tex., Fob. 21. Ameri
can troops nre on trial for the theft
of n mnchlno gun or thirteen states
cavalry at Hntchln, Mex. The troop
ers from Hntchln hnvo been detained
nt Fort Hllss, Texas, anil three Amer
ican ranchmen hnvo boon arrested a
few mllos from the border. Tho dis
covery of sneks or army reed led to
tlio civilians' arrest. A largo quan
tity or grain disappeared with tho
mnchlno gnu. Tho theory Is thnt
tho gun was stolen by Americans who
intended to fioll It.
GEX. CARTER'S ORDERS.
Head Army Olllcer Instructed to He
Prepared for Service.
Ily '.' u.oj rrtM lo lova llay TIiiim
CHICAGO. Fob. 24. Genornl Wil
liam J. Carter, commanding tho tcc
ond division or tho United Stntos
army, was ordered today to hold him
self and his divisional hendqunrtors
olllcors In rendlness lo respond at
any moment to orders to proceed
south. Tho Fourth and Sixth brig
ados which received similar ordors
are In Carter's division.
Has Not Determined to What
Extent Huerta Regime
Be Recognized.
AMBASSADOR WILSON
GIVEN LARGE POWERS
Believe That Only Attack on
Americans or Foreigners
Will Cause Intervention.
(Ily Ai'orlatM I'km lo Com llay TimM.l
WASHINGTON. Feb. 24. Tho ox
tent to which recognition may bo ex
tended by the United States to tho
Huerta government In Moxlco hns
not been determined. From tho pres
ent Indications this depomls Inrgoly
upon the recommendations of Am
bassador Wilson, who has given lnrgo
discretionary power lu tho mnttor.
Tho trnglc events or Sundny are ".ho
ly to hnvo some bearing on tho mat
ter. It remains true thnt probably
tho only extreme Joopnrdy of Ameri
cans and foreigners In Mexico bo re
garded as sulllc' v for n depnrturo
from thnt policy.
PLANS FOR PEACE.
Commissioners or International Fo
rum (Joes to Mexico,
(ny Amo lalivt I'nn lo Cihm llay Tlmra
KL PASO. Tex., Feb. 2I. Dr.
Henry Allen Tupper, commissioner
or tho International Poaco Forum,
loft hero today ror Mexico City. Tup
per had arranged ror a conforenco
with Pedro Lascuraln, minister of
exterior relation In Madoro's cabi
net and a vlco president or tho peace
forum. Ho will not treat with tho
Dlnz ndherents now lu power u' tho
national capital,
FEW NEW DEVELOPMENTS.
CALL MORE TROOPS.
United States Keeps Advises From
.Mexico Secret.
Ily Amo. latcl 1'riM lo Coo. llay Time )
WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.- Tho
reeling or anxiety over tho situation
In Mexico continued throughout of
ficial circles during the early part of
the day but nn additional dlspntchou
woro mndo public to throw any fur
ther light on the situation. It was
felt thnt Ambassador Wilson's mes
sage stating thnt the diplomatic
corps would not nttond tho luncheon
nrrnngod for todny by Goncrnl Huer
to, at which the situation was to bo
discussed, will prove n sulllc lent In
dication to tho Moxlcan authorities
of tho purposo of this and other gov
ernments to await dolluite assurances
that the bloody tragedies just onnct
ed hail not occurred through any
connivance or tho Mexican administration.
STAND OF ENGLAND.
Fourth ami Sixth Hrlgadcs Ordered
to Prepare for Service.
Illy Aiwoi laltHl I'iim lo Cooa llay Tim.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 24. Tho
Fourth brlgndo of tho Second Army
division and tho ontlro Sixth brigade
woro ordered today to prepare to
entrain to join tho othor troops bolng
mobilized,
MEDAL FOR MARINER.
Captain Rosti-on of Ctirpnthln Is
Honored for Titanic Service.
Ily AMO! UteJ I'reai lo Coo llay Time, J
NEW YORK, Feb. 24. Captain
H. Rostron, commandor of tho steam
ship Carpatlila, when sho rescuod tho
survivors of tho Titanic last April,
arrived from England today to ro
celve a modal voted by congress.
Tho award YllI bo made In Wash
ington.
L S
SUIT IS BEGUN
Government Action Against
Striking Telegraph Men
in Chicago Begun.
ny Auoclat! Troa to Cooa Day Time.,)
CHICAGO. Feb. 24. An alleged
"labor trust" was nttneked todny
by tho Fedoral government In a
civil suit (Hod hero against two
local unions, Nos. !, una 134 of
the International Urothorhood or
Electrical Workers, engaged In a
strike against tho Postal Telegraph
Cable Company. As part ot tho
labor war against tho telegraph
company, tho govornmont charges
officers and employes with combin
ing and conspiring through acts or
violence and depredations to injure
the Postal Telegraph Company b
wires, intorrero with the transmis
sion or governniont and commercial
messages in Interstate commerce,
Tho alleged interteronco was ' de
clared to bo deliberate. Tho gov
ernment asks tnat tho defendants
he enjoined from obstructing Inter
state and government messages ov
or tho Postal lines, from cutting,
burning or otherwise Injuring Its
telegraph lines and from Interfer
ing by threats or Intimidation or
force with employes or prospective
employes of the company
MEX FROM MCIIRASKA.
Four Train Loads of Soldiers Leave
For Galveston,
lly Awo, laltxl I'rnw lo Cooa llay Tlinm
OMAHA, Nobr., Fob. 24. Shortly
after two o'clock this afternoon the
first soetlon of a troop train carrying
tho fourth Infantry left for Fort
Crook, Galveston. 'J ho loading or
tho second section bognn nlso. Tho
train will run in four sections,
W
Times' Want Ada bring results,
BEST OF BOUT
Murphy Given Draw Decision
Rivers Knocks Out '
Brown.
ny Amo. Ule I'lf to Cooa llay Time,. J
SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 24. Tho
Wolgnst-Murphy bout ended a draw.
Wolgast had all tho hotter of tho go
In tho last six rounds.
Will Not Kccngulo New Government
lu Mexico Now.
Ily Awo lail I'm, lo I'uua llay Tlmei.)
LONDON, Feb. 21. Tho HrlMsh
government will not rocognlzo the
now govornmont of Moxlco until It
has beou conllrmod by tho gonornl
election, according to nn authoratlve
statement todny.
OF
CONGRES
S
RIVERS WINS GO.
Knocks Out Ilrown In Tenth Round
At Vernon.
ny Atioi liti-l I'rraa lo Cooa Ray Timet. 1
VERNON, Fob. 24 Rivers knock
ed out Drown In tho tenth round
Saturday.
MRS. PAXKHURST HELD.
Xoted SiinYnglst Charged With lioinh
Outrage.
Dy Asioi late! i'rtaa to Cooa Ilajr Tlmta
LONDON, Fob. 24, Mrs, Emollno
Pankhurst was arrested today In
connection with tho destruction or
the country residence of David Lloyd
Georgo by a bomb explosion last
President Wilson Announces
He Will Call Body to
Meet April 1.
(Ily Aaaoi latcl I'nn to Cooa Hay Time,)
TRENTON. N. J.. Fob. 24.
Presldont Wilson nnnouncod thnt an
oxtrn session of congress will bo
convened Tuesday, April 1.
With his Inauguration only a
week off, Wilson has not yet been
able to make his filial cholco on
tho porsonuel or his cabinet, His
most Intlmato friends belleva Hrynn
will bo secretary of state. It Is
known thnt Hrynn and tho president-elect
hnvo boon In frequont
communication.
IRON WORKERS MEET.
Reorganization of Union Planned nt
Indianapolis Meeting.
(Ily Aoi lattxl 1'reaa to Cooa llay 'HuiM
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 24. A re
organization of tho International As
sociation of Hrldgo and Structural
Iron Workers, all but two of whoso
cxocutlve offlcors were convicted Inst
Docombor for promoting tho McNa
mara dynamlto plots against "opon
shop" contractors, is planned at tho
association's annual convention,
which opened todny. Tho sessions
nro secret. Presldont Frank M Ry
an, who received a seven-year son
tenco for tho dynamlto conspiracy
trial, who Ib now atllborty under
bonds ponding an appeal, Is favored
by somo delegates for reelection