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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1913 EVENING EDITION SIX PAGES.
A. Consolidation of Times, Coast Mall
and Coos Uuy Advertiser.
No. 196
vollxxxvi-
WDEMOCRATIG 8EHATE HOLDS
f IE OF WILSON'S CHOICES
Luses to Confirm Appoint-
mmerce Commissioner.
ICABINETSELECTIOHS
ANUOLHiMX m.
Isenator, GS Objects to
Finally Concedes.
. . ,1,1,11 9inoo Hir Tllnm 1
....BinvnTOV. March " -With
. (tin In every row. tho Senate
S under Democratic control.
?PieiWcnl Marshall, new tlio
intricacies of wnate procedure plek-
J ellnJlnnry nrgnnlzn.ln,, with the
1 of experienced parliamentary
,i. The roll mil showed SII
t"lnatlonH were received mid tho
,Sir nominations we.e:
Edttr B. liniK. rcnppuinn'ii un.
a states commerce roinnilHHliini'r.
t.i.- II Mnrl.ln Hlll'l'dlarv (if tllO
l&tcntate Coinmerie Commission, to
commlMioner in uri-i mum
's K. Lane, tlio new secrotnry or
lit Interior.
On motion ol iinnin, mo nunmu
.... InlA ntni'lllll'lt KCHBlllll. After
i brief session, tho sonnto confirm
ed ill the ralilnut nominations nnd
CUrk, It illd " how over, con-
to Marble.
n.lll - In ni fllllltftt I Mil I ft
ICC CUUIillliUiiun in .ii. ....
tij Icen active In tlm .ioiiku rom
mlttee InvcatlRnllon of flni liimir
isce compank'fl In which tlio munu
.i. 1ift it nti1l(nifiri U'tiH
troosht In. Tlio wiintor finally
maarew ins uhjucuuiid.
It . . enl.l tltnl tluirn ll'itril lift
II ajj ouui Mint ....w ...v
L.iMltli.a . ! II flil A It lit tlllt UIMI-
it tlibetl to Imvo IiIh nnnio fully
Mtildered by tlio semite IntorHtnto
rommerce committee.
BRYAN TALKS
10 EMPLOYES
Surprising Address Made to
Under Secretaries of De
partment of State.
.
HltVA.VH SIIOItT TMIt.M.
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Illy Ahmk lulnl 1'n-n In Coin Htr Tlrnn
I LIN'COI.N'. N'i.Ii.. Alnn-li .. i
i FcIuikIh of W. .1. Ilryim horo i
j liiul no liitlnintion from him '
tliut ho IntonilH to make IiIh '
I term of olllco ns Heerotary of
I Htnto it Hliori ono or that ho I
I coiiHlderH his tonnro uncertain.
Mho llioHe who heard him In i
I Washington today tlcy could I
1 only Himcnlato iih to IiIh moan- i
I 1hr.
U.S.TB00PS KILL SIX MEX.SOLDIERS
IIKI.II SHOUT SICSSIO.V.
In
tlkn ami Cnlilnet .Mcnilicix
Oinforeiice Today.
(Cf AiMrlti I'iih lo Cook llty Tim..,)
WASHINGTON. Mnreli B. IToh-
Ut:t Wilson ami memlierR nf his
tillnet held a Hliort "family" wa
in today.
Illy Amui IhiM I 'rim In i'ikm liny Tlmiw )
WASIIINOTON. March r.. Wil
liam .Icnnlni;s Bryan In aildresHlnj;
tho aHBlstnut HeeretarleH and licadn
of tho vnrloiiH hnreaiiH of tho State
Department today declared: "I am
not prepared to discuss tho tenure
In olllco. .My own tenure Ih brief,
hut my tenure lias not even lieKtin.
I am Hiiro your teuuro Ih therefore,
not moro uucertnlu than mine. I have
not had time to learn from the nrenl
dent tho Kenernl policy that will ho
Impressed on tho various depart
ments, hut Its not neccsnrry for ub
to dlBeiiBB tho loiiKth of service. It
Ih HUinclent at this time to make each
other's nfi'unlutiiuco and I hope that
when the time comes for mo to re
assemble you to Introduce you to my
HiiccuHBor, I can look hack on nB do
IlKhtful associations as the retlrltiK
Hocretnry does." Ilrynn'H wnrdH cntiH
ed n surprise hut ho followed them
with no explanation.
Ninth Cavalry Inflicts Losses
as Result of Skirmishes on
the Arizona Border.
Illy AiwoiUIpI I'm lo Cnoi liny Tlmm
DOLIOLAR, Arl.. March 5. Tlio
Mexican authorities at Akiiii Prletn
declared today that two Mexican boI
dleiH wore killed yesterday by the
machine kuii used by tho troopeiH of
tho Ninth cavalry skirmish on tho
border near here. This mnkcH a to
tal of bIx federal soldleiH killed nlnco
Sunday when the IliHt light occurred.
None of tho Anierlcun trooiiei'H wero
even wounded.
Tho entire Ninth cavalry, Includ
Iiik tho maehlue platoon remains on
tho border today drawn In Hklrinlsh
lino for a distance of twenty mlleH.
Tho Mexican troopa have not been
HlKlitcd near tho border. Hundreds
or refugee!) nrrlved horo iIui-Iiik tho
night from Naco.arl. whore trouble
Ih expected today when tho armis
tice expires. Nearly six hundred Mn
dorlsln rebels left the Cannnea dis
trict last night to Join others nt Co
lonln Morolos, where a moblll.atlon
Is In progress.
nlry by firing tho first ahot, necord
Ing to a report today from llrlgndler
Oeneral llliss nt Fort Sam Houston.
AMKUH'AXS FKAIt Tltorill,K.
miixicans .m: m,..Mi:i.
l''lred on r. S. Troops Snys (I'ener.il
llliss In Iteporl.
tlly AKUinl 1'rrn lo tuoii IKy Tlmnt.l
Outlook III Old Melco Far From
Satlsfnetory.
Illy Awo Utnl I'km to Com liny Tlmw )
WASIIINOTON. .March fi. Frank
Horace, an Anierlcun, was Hhot
dead by an unknown assassin
In Man.aiilllo. Consul Kirk is In
vuKtlKiiilng. Consul Ellsworth nt
Ciudad 1'orforlo Dlnz fears com
plications over the attack of Colonel
Cnrrlnnzn to extort money to pny
his soldiers from Americans and
other foreigners,
i
BALKAN ilNS AGOEE 10
ACCEFI EUROPEAN HAIN
STIIili AlTFIt MADKKOS.
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Illy Miwi l.lrl ! lo Co liny Tim.
MICXICO CII'Y. Mnrch r,. Tlio
dHparturo of the members of the
Msdero family from Ilnvnna Tucb
ilny cheeked the .Mexican govern
ment's plan to ask the Cuban gov
ernment to surrender them ns al
iened conspirators.
m'.UKI.S IX CAXAXFA.
Illy Awo lite! 1'rrt to Coon Hay TlMM.
CANANBA. Mexico, March fi.
Five hundred MnderlHts marched out
WASIIINOTON, March fi. The' of Cnnnnea, leaving tho town In
Mexican troops wero responsible for the possession of tho federals. The
tho Intcst border fight near Douglas, rebels go to Join the volunteers In
Ariz., with troops of the Ninth env- te A In mountains.
SII Al CURE
EOR LUNGERS
In
MKirr IX WASIIINOTOX.
itnxKrallr .Viitlnniil Commit fct
IIoIiIIhj: Scsoliin Today.
Hr AiwUi riTH io root luy Tim )
WASHINGTON'. .Mnreli .'..- Miih-
lsi as combined with plensuro
i meeting noie today of tlio
fe-Otratlc Xullminl I'diiinilltiwi.
Tie meetlnt,' -a8 called by Win. !'.
-luiuiu, nauoniii ciiairiuan, who
m jhen a tCHtlmonlnl lunoheon
lj tie other members of the coin-
t-HCe- I'lntiu tnr i.imiliiiilnu .in...
tt the next four yeniH ami detallH
tl crtanlzatlon perfected during tho
n:lsn wero talked over. Tho
rW that .McConihs might ho
N as ambassador to Franco
K'leJ some siipcnbii inn iiiiiini itiu
iK'esior as clialrmnn of tho com-
UIT,
wibb i'hoiii: iAi5.ni:.
Wfral liiWhtlguiiiiu ,,f Hints In
.... "'"'" raraile.
1-ia-xUtM 'r to tow lUy Tlm.)
ASIIIT.Tnv .... ,
"1 Jonta. nini..i. ,
.,, '1111111111 uiiii roiii-
fti hm re alIoIntl to Invostlgnto
SLr" ,cenM l''"t marked tho
ntifnm K0 l,nKcant March 3,
'--iicu ineir unties, aim
SlfoS'8 "' W,U ,)0 "mt, ,,y
MARBLE m
LANE'S PLACE
California Man Named by
Wilson for Interstate Com
merce Commission.
New York Board of Health
Takes Slap at Dr. Fried
mann in Statement.
Illy Awo. Inlol I'itm lo Com llay Tlmm.)
NBW YOUK. March fi. Tho
Hoard of Health In n statement to
day huj'h "On tho advice of tho ad
visory committee It has been de
elded not to undertake nt tho pres
ent time any olllclal clinical tents
of nny specific treatment of tuber
culosis," Tho action is aimed nt
Dr. Fricdmiiuu of Herllu, who lias
no license to practice in this coun
try. Tho Hoard, however, Bald. "If
Dr. Frlodinann rurea lo give It n
sample of his treatment. It will
mnko certain tests, but not on pa
tients," Dr. Frledinaun has not
announced IiIh Intentions.
66 CI FI II W N F n
GERMAN ARMY
STRENGTHENED!
Peace Footing Brought Up to
808,000 France Also
Gets Busy.
Illy Ao Ulr.l Tnti to Coot Itny Tlmoo.l
COLOONB. (lermany. March fi.
Tho new Uermau military bill will
ndd SI.00U recruits to tho annual
contingent called up for sorvke
In the army, according to tho Volks
Xoltung. The total strength or the
peace footing is thus brought up to
SOU, 000, exclusive of officers.
FIIAXCB
Will
sTiti:x(jTin:xs aiimv.
IN COLLISION
German Gunboat Rammed
and Sunk by Cruiser in
North Sea.
Illy Au. lalr.l 1'rrft to Coot llty Tlmra,
HBl.IOOLAND, (lermany, March
fi". Sixty-six of Iho crow of tho
donnai) torpedo boat 0-1 78, wero
drowned when the vessel was ram
med bv the cruder Yorck In tho
North Sen last night. Soventeen
wero saved.
Itei'iilic Three Vcois Sen Ice
In Army .Now.
Illy AMorlatrd I'rrr. lo Coot IU) Tlmrt.)
PARIS, March 5. Tho Frouch
cnhlnor today accopted tho doclslon
of the supreme council of war In
favor of a three year term of ser
vice In all branches of tho army, In-
til. .n.l ..r .. .... l.ltt. . .. M.I.
nivuu ui iu an iiiuieriu. i no men- r--l.. pi i .
mm. win lui.i nt tm.ut m .inn .,,.. I UODcniinfinn Brnifinrs flrr Nnw
to uio pence tooling, wiiicli nt tile
I present time stands at fiKO.OOi, ox-
clu'tllng officers. The vast military
liropnratlons of Oerinnny wero giv
en us the compelling reason of this
stop.
Individually Reply Favoring
Plan to End War With
Turkey at Once.
MUST CONFER WITH
EACH0JHER FIRST
Close Ties of Alliance Shown
in Reply to Offer of the
Powers to Act.
Illy o. llij ir lo Coot liny TlmM J
LONDON. March fi.- It wiib an
nounced today that all the Balkan
nllU'H liuvo Individually accepted It
principle the mediation of Buro'v
enn powers ft r n conclusion u
pence with Turkey. Bnch emplia
sized, however, the necessity foi
consulintloii with other nntloni
forming the HhIIiiiii League before
giving a formal agreement
TO RUSH IRK
NEAR GARDINER
ni
ENCH POST
aa f -
uu,ouij Umey
I ItAIIS OFFICK SKBICKHS. I
1.
(Ily Attoi lalcl I'nu lo Coot llay TIiimm
WASIIINOTON,. Mnrch fi.
In tlio llrst statement that Presi
dent Wilson has Issued from tho I
Whlto lloiiso since ho heenmo I
president, he announced ho I
should declliif to seo applicants j
for olllco In person except those I
ho invited. j
Ily AttoiUltsI I'rwt lo Coot llty Tlmra.)
WASIIINOTON. .March fi. John
If. Mnrblo of California, secretary
of tho Intorstato Commerce Commis
sion, will succeed Franklin IC. I.ano,
who become Secrotnry of tlio Inter
ior. President Wilson will reap
point Bdwnrd A. Clark of Iowa a
niombor of the Interstate Commorco
Commission, Clark wns ro-nppolnt-ed
by Tuft, but tho nomination fnll
ed of confirmation In tho sonnto in
tlio contests over othor Tnft appointments.
(iiamjKXoi: my i.n'i'o.v.
Will Try Again for American Vinht
Cup In 11)1 1.
Illy .uarUtftl I'ntt lo Coot llay Tim )
LONDON, Mnrch fi The chrllengo
of tho Royal IMster Yndt Cub for
u series of races for the Ameilcan
dip to tnko plnco In 1!1 -I. iiimIo on
behalf of Sir Thomas Llptnn, Is on
its way to Aniorlcn. Tho chnlienno Is
for competition under tho ol'1 rules.
COTTHIIiL WINS Ol'T.
Veto Sustiiliuil In Scuttle Ucfcicn
flim ICIcctlon Yesterday.
(Ily Ao ItlrJ l'rv.t to Coot llty Timet.
SBATTLB, Mnreli fi. Tho bill
imsseil by the city council over May
or Cottorlll's veto forbidding tho
police to enter rooms to niako nr
roHts without first obtnlulng war
rants, wns defeated by 500 major
ity nt tho referendum vote yesterday.
D E
Tltl'ST Sl'lT TRIAL.
CAHIXOT TO SBXATB.
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to England.
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M.iif.i. -. ii
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"' i"mal nnnouueo-
" nan oiterod
- l "ship to Mc-
'lo Natloual
1 '"lit bald tliut
"ii Ul accept,
"met appoint.
la prominent.
' s choke for
'lUain.
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UVdi T.;'M,,",, Kwl by
. 3tnv ... ,ru,i,II"i
iT1 -Geoff V,' KnglanU.
...miuiii- Kill-
J I II
Wilson's Cliolco Siiiue as Was Pub
lished Yesterday.
Ily Aitorlttcil ITfit lo Coot llty Timet,
WASHINCiTON, Mnrch fi. Preal-
dent Wilson sent tho following to
tho Sonnto todny for confirmation
ns membors of Ills cnblnot:
Secretary of Stnto William J.
Hrynn of Nobrnskn.
Secrotnry of tho Interior Frank
lin K. Lnno of Cnlifornla.
Secretory of tho Treasury Wll
llnm O. MeAdoo of New York.
Secrotnry of Wnr Llndloy M.
Onrrlson of New Jorsey.
Secretary of the Navy Jnaophut
Dauloln of North Carolina.
Attorney Oeneral- James Mc
Reynolds of Tennessee.
Postmaster Oeneral Albert Bur
leson of Texas.
Secretary of Commerce rWilltam
C. Redfield of New York.
Secretary of Agriculture David
A. Hum-ton of Missouri.
Secretary of Labor William B.
Wllsou of Pennsylvania.
International Harvester Company At
tacked by (iovcrniiicnt.
(Ily AMoilaitU I'nu lo Coot llay Tlinw.
OMAHA, March fi. Jinny wit
nesses presented themselves todny to
testify against tlio International Har
vester Compnny nnd others in n suit
brought by tho government, alleging
violation of tho Sherman anti-trust
Inw by alleged lllognl restraint of
trndo. Tho lienrlng Is beforo Speclnl
Examiner Robert S. Taylor of Dulutli.
Bight firms and eighteen Individuals
are dofomlnntB.
Times Wnnt Ads bring results.
T
PROVES FATAL
Two Killed, Four Fatally in
jured and Ten Hurt in a
California Camp.
lily Ao. ItlKj I'rwt lo Coot Hay TlmM
SAN HBRNARDINO, Jlurch 5.
Two men were killed nnd four fn
tally Injured by a delayed shot of
dynamite In a railroad construction
camp, near Keonbrook, ton miles
north of hero. Ten others wero
Injured
IS
GIVEN A JOLT
The Massachusetts Legisla
tive Committee Turns Down
Referendum on It.
Illy AMorlilri) I'mi lo Coot llay Tlmrt.
BOSTON, March 5. Tho causo of
woman suffrage received a set-buck
In the Massachusetts legislature,
when tho committee, voted to report
"ienvo to withdraw" on tho bill pro
viding for tho referendum of tho
constitutional amendment which
would ellmlunto the word "male"
from the provision dofliilng the
qualifications of voters, Tho vote
of tho committee wns six against,
three for nnd two not recorded.
1CLKS XOTICK.
There will be election of officers
tonight nnd othor Important busi
ness. Every Elk should make n
speclnl effort to bo present.
GEO. ROTNOR, Secretary.
Do What You Have
i- i ..... --a
To Do Today
Do not say "business tomorrow" for this phrase carries
with It tho threat of lost opportunities. Tho man who first
said this lost his llfo by falling to open a lottor giving warn
ing of n conspiracy against him. . .
"Dn what you lmvo to do todny;" do your buying today;
take advantage of the- opportunities THE TIMES' advertisers
offer you today. The cause of the particular buying oppor
tunities tney offer you In their advertisements today may be
uucommon conditions. If you psss by these opportunities to
secure exceptional values, high quality and reasonable prices,
you are uot doing your duty to yourself and. your family.
Your failure to spend a' few minutes eaoh day on the ad
vantages presented by THE TIMES' advertisers hurts In the
place where It hurts most In these days of high cost of llv-
'ing the pocketbook. .
Make your motto "business today" ot "buslnsas tomor
row;" rad tbe advertisements 1 ?HK TlMM olwtly and
constantly todny and overy day.
SfFI'RAOi: IX .MAINE.
House Kills Bill Providing Hie Re
ferendum Amendment.
(Ily Amoi lattkl I'rM lo Coot llay TIrim.
AITOUSTA. Mo Mnrch C A bill
providing tor tho reforoiidum on
tho woman suffrage nniondmont to
tho constitution, wns killed In tlio
house todny by n vote of 80 to fi3,
after It hud paused tho Senate.
COL. PEYTON
W
T
Spokane Millionaire Dies and
Leaves Big Fortune to
His Family.
The following dispatch from Los
Angeles will bo of lntorect on Coos
Hay because Col. Poyton wns woll
known horo through n fow visits on
the liny, bocnuso his daughter, Mrs.
J. M, Hlnko, formerly residod hero,
and one of tho Poyton boys inndo his
homo with hor hero for a tlino:
"Tho body of L. N. Poyton, tho
Spokuno inultl-mllllonalro, who pas
sed nwny In Los Angeles, is lying In
stnte nt the Sutch Undertaking Par
lors, preparatory to beJng sent to his
home hi Spokane.
"Funeral arrangements are uuder
the directions of the Musculo Order,
of which he was a high member, and
tomorrow, accompanied by the en
tire Peyton family, the body will be
taken to Spokane fofr burial. The
funeral services will be held Friday.
"His fortune will be divided by
his widow, ona daughter, Jlrs. J. M.
Blake of Sun Fran isio, and two sons,
Horace ('. nnd Hiram Peyton, who
recently finished their courses at the
Harvard Military school."
Libby COAL. The kind YOU have
ALWAYS USED. Phono 72, Pacific
Livery and Transfer Company.
Working 185 Men in Two
Camps; Rush Tunnel.
Copenhagen Bios, aro now rush
ing tho work south of the I'mptiun,
working their crews seven das a
week, (lood progrecs Ih being inudo
and they expect to couclud" this
contract much earlier than win ex
pected. Ihoy are now working
ISfi moil In the two camps, ac
cording to parties Just returning
from there. Additional men aro
being put to work, $2.fi0 per day
being paid for common laborers,
Work Iiuh not yet boon started
on the big tunnel, although Cop
enhagen Bros, have completed tho
approach for It. No word had been
received there yesterday an to
when Porter Bros, will begin work
on It.
Acocrdiug to tho last plans heard
It wiih proposed to drive It from
both ends. Three crown will bo
worked at each end, keeping tho
shifts working about 2 1 houra per
day. In tills wny It Ih figured
that it will be driven nt too rate of
nt least eight feet a duy on ench
end, or n total of 1(1 feet, At thin
rate It would tako about aoo duya
or n little over ten months to com.
ploto the tunnel, Some have est!
uinted It would tnko n year and n
hnlf or two years to drive tho tun
nel, which will be a little ovor
lfiOO feet long, but Porter Brim, aro
uot- figuring on anywhere nenr uch
n long time to drive It.
"Tho Coponhngen eunipH nro tho
best rnllrond camps I have ovor
been In," remarked n .Muishffold
man who has Just visited thero.
"Ihoy keep them clean mid ordor
iy nnd I do not know of a hotel
Hint sots u tnblo uuywhero nenr
us good ns their camp table. Thoro
lias been no sickness nnd no serious
accidents. The weather has hand
icnpped them, but with fairly good
weather, they are making it fluo for
tho men."
Otto Copenhagen Is expoclod hero
soon.
No further news has beon re
ceived relative to the work north
of the Umpqun,
It is snld thnt- Pnrtor Bros, nro
figuring on utilizing the lakes ami
streams south of the Slusluw as a
menus of transportation for tho
camps to bo put thoro this summer.
Thero Is a chain of lakes and by n
little work It Is figured that chan
nels nnd landings can be fixed to
nccommodato pretty good-sized
lauuchos and scows.
Dixon ut Eugene.
No doflnlto word has boon received
yet ns to when actual construction
will begin. .Superintendent Dixon
loft North nend Monday for Eugene
to confor with olllclnls of tho Jlac
Arthur Porks Company, .Mossrs.
Hitchcock and Tinkler, about tho
work horo nnd to mnko nrrntiBomontH
for bringing In tho mnchlnory. No
word hns beon received from hint
slnro ho left.
NEW COXORI'SS LEADERS.
of
Kern "!' Indluiiu mid Palmer
Indiana Heads Detuucruts.
Illy Auto Idtttvl li, tt 'o luo, ltt 1 n
WASHINGTON. March fi i:
reseutatlve A. Mitchell Pann- i '
Pennsylvania will be the
chairman of the Domo'i-'tli bin'i
suet oodlng Burleson, wl o U I'
master Oeneral. Clark has u
position as Democratic eniul li
for speaker of the House.
In the Senate caucus of Demo
crats, Kern of Indiana was umui
Imously chosen leader of i '
branch.
COrXTKV SHORTS nt HMNE