II OUNCE Of DONE IS WORTH MORf THAN A TON OF GOING TO DO
,Mcr AKTICMilM
xow is vorn time.
A Mimll ml In The Tlmcx vrnnt
ttttf.
. ., r..ntl ti.iimiili Time" want
SisL-11 T""y
column nmy bring ymi remits im- j
mediately. Try one.
MEMBER OF TUB ABSOCIATEI) I'RHS
" .. . ... 11-I.-.1 In 1H7H
OL. XXXVI.m'8tiio conwt ainii.
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1913 -EVENING EDITION SIX PAGES.
A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mall
Mid Coos lluy Advertiser.
No. 225
(002
a
11 SAYS
w
IS
TO BE RUSHED ALL ALONG LINE
rfi Bend Mayor and Lum
Sian Says He Is Harbin
ger of U00O wuwa unij.
...tuprM PACIFIC GIVES
ORDERS TO MAKE HASTE
smith and Vice President
Calvin Negotiating About
lernunai niijm.
lu.onnthlne Imt kooiI news."
I, www that I- J- Simpson
". ... ... mi Imitlh'V IIH III Wllltt
I'f IMJ). l " ".',-, ,
Llopod in mo nu'i i miiinnw...
cinMon U-turned ii uu'iuui,
- ' .. ........... ?...... Out.
.V. 1 U M IIIIMJII liwill .7UH
iwIkj l)Wo lit bus been since
... uhen lu H-tHllied f 1(1111
'illjrton where lie was assisting
ICOOJ HSV lll-ICU'llIon III Its lll-
,1 lor Moral nlit for bar lm-
("i3l. iookiiiB nncr minus in
Slapjon Lumber Compniiy In tlio
;i otllcei.
tiBtni work IH going to 1)0
;'.(j ill along Hie 'I"1'-" continued
ani.mil. Tl( HOUllloril I'll-
.. I. I.. I. on ..It. .11 I ttul tltf I
c o iiu.ua iiuu ,-n ,. ,.,,-
at ir the load to loos liny no
ipViod as ipilcKh an possible and
the ork lio prosecuted vlgor
i r all along the route."
In ia i-.li.it wiia to be done In
h ITenJ rlfilit nwn. Mr. Slmp-
nu t little letlreut. not being
tUdltlllKl' me iiiioriiiiiiiun nun
i to him In tills report. 1 tin
',-Morli will soon be nniler way,
ir:n after Hie soundings htivu
i roapletcil,
Trrinlii.il .V-giil lilt Ions on.
W'r, Slmpion said (lint C. A.
i la Iwlialf of tlio Tormlnnl
hit Conui.iny Is negotiating
1 lie Southern I'nelflc about the
it c( ay tliroiiKb Mnrshllold.
hPrtil.iont Cnlwii tettirned fniin
llijton ami New York, where
hid I'fen on nmtteis connected
ll ttf dlixoliilloii of the South-
iPsdlknml I iilnii Pacific nier-
IV day .Mr. .Simpson loft tlio
ind Mr. Smith had an I nt r-
I'tllh Mm Hint dnv. It Is ex
it! tbat the matter will bo nnlck-
Iisd anhalily adjusted, possibly
Mt
( MfotlntloiiR. It In understood,
'i . !!te fur tbe
h Hum, ami not for tlio electric
Xii Other Yens.
rWe It no other rnllrond news
w Diy today There are not
I mw rumorii even
I: !i undemioiMl that the blue.
J! of the survey In Marshrioltl
' wth Rend. slmwiiiK tlio crudes.
irOUtM. etc. will In, iocelvi.il
W Knullieer llnnil nt Snn
;aI0 TfrV R0OI1 mill lln M
''"d Mr. llOOd Mill l'm n'vor
'It once. Kollowliiir thlH unit
tad agreement on the Torinliinl
"fa Pacific iienntliitliniB it lu
"ded that iIir iinni uiintiii.... ...in
3 be clarified.
HEY DEAL IS
S
ED
DIRECT ELECTION U.S. SENATORS
Thirty-six Statec Have Ratified wn,8 rn,1,,i ' tho aenerai Assembly
iiuii .
Amendment to Constitution
Connecticut Is Last to
Approve.
tllr Mx laird I'rrw lo Tom War Tlmw.)
IIAIITKOUIJ, Conn.. April S. The
proposed ninendinent to the federal
constitution nrovlillnir fm H,,. ...,.
''tl'' i of I'll jleil St a tes senntors
WASHINGTON. 1). C. April 8.
Dlrect election of tTnltcil States sena
tors becanio ono or tlio iirovlslons of
tho constitution today by Connecti
cut s rntltlcatlon of tlm ninendinent
to that effect. Thirty-six stntes,,
the requisite three-fourths, hnvo ap
proved the chniiRo and It only re
mains for tho Koveniors of all tho
stntes, which have ncted favorably,
to formally notify Secretary Urynn
nnd send for him to issiio tho proeln-
imuon iiiiiiouncini; i lie cliniice
Report That Money for First
Payment Is Available
Balance Ready Soon.
It was slated todny that Fred llol
llsler. or North llenil. had Just re
ceived word I hat W. .1. Wllsey had
made iirrniiKcuiuiitn for the first pay
ment on tho purchase of .Major Kin-
nev s properly on Coos liny. Also
that tho biilanco of tho money would
soon bo available and placed on de
posit In tlio Portland fluauclal Insti
tution for payliif? off the approved
debts of Major Kinney.
This Is thorn-Hit to Just precede
the final iinuounceuient that tho
Klunoy-Wllsoy deal has been closed.
.1. M. Kildy, local repiesentntlve of
W. .1. Wllsey.-stated a few days iikh
Hint .Mr. Wllsey was Ht III In Now
York. Whether Wllsey has empow
ered .IiiiIko llrouoiiKh ivixl his other
representatives to close the deal be
fore Wllsey'H ictiirn Is not stated.
FATAL END OF
A
rap
German
Lieut.
Expedition Under
Stranz Meets
With Disaster.
PLAN TO AG!
ON FRANGRISE
IE ARTICLES
I COAST LINE
rto Dispatch Savs Thnt
loaJ Is to be Rushed From
inere to Coos Bay.
CpaMnlrlhcr nativity of tho
, " raclf i n i, ii...
' hi ,Vr.VuJr nf whlcli has
"" COmillnlml !. r
'id Eureka "l"t:un woos
froniih. . l0 recn Mil-
ihtSrad offie,aiB re d-
!,.!W1 In tills rltv Vh.io i..
f. iiAe.?l?al .of o projected
if pn"n0 ' Sn" Pran"
4i-V!liam(,,0-Pnclflc vntl.
' ot S.B,B. ,iry com.
1 ptland u-ay ,Ptwpen Eureka
Humboldt . , .broel't out in
te.f'.wPerlor court n fow
oflhV rJ0" '"volvlng a
' in way."
Cty ?.U"le 0,!ay to ask tho
for R,,ram,l38loners for a
trans r'nglS ll,Bt power
W. ?iSslon wires of tlio
.'tSeUMrtf Ketwcen nunker
ltheHant at ft"'?, l e'ctrlcity
L"ivsiv-
,A ri.oi'it ajinr;
W. S. Chandler Writes Letter
to Council Showing Motives
of Attack on Application.
After rendhiK the application of
W. S. Chandler for an extension of
tho territory ombraced In Ills old
franchise, the Marshlleld city coun
cil last oveuliiK decided to make the
matter u special order of business
for next Monday chmiIiik. .Some minor
chaimes In It wero again hiikkomIoiI
by Council mnii Winkler nnd Allen
ami will be taken up by City Attor
ney (Joss.
P. S. Dow. HiirIi Mcl.nln and oth
ers nnd Councllinen Copple and Al
brcebt sjioko In favor of KinntiiiK tho
franchise as a public benefit for tlio
city.
A featnro of tho consideration of
the frauchlso was tho readliiK of a
letter from W. S. Chandler explain
ing tho request and also warmly iin
HWrlni; nn attack on tlio frauchlso
by a Marshfleld organ.
Tlio following Ih n copy of tlio lot
tor as rend tiy Hocjirdor Ilutlor:
Marshlleld. Or.. April 7, lUta.
To the Mayor and City Council,
Ocntlomon:
"So tho pooplo may know," per
mit mo to call your attention to an
nrtlcle appearing on the nth Instant
on tlio editorial piiko of n newspaper
nubllBlicd In Maishllold known ns
tho "BvonhiK llei'onl," said artlclo
bohiK entltlod "Do Not (irnnt It"
and linvliiK roferouuo to tho applica
tion of tho writer for tho prlvllcRo
of InstnllltiK a plant for furnlshliiB
bent, olectrlo light nnd tolephono
eorvlco within a portion of tho busi
ness district or Mnrshflold compris
ing approximately flvo blocks
squnro.
And first, let mo assure you thnt
unless you shall feol satisfied that
tho bonoflf to tho city would bo
greater than any Injury which might
follow (If any such Injury Is vobbI
blo) tho grunting of tho privilege, 1
would profer that you rofusu to
grant tho rights asked,
If, on tho other linndK aftor you
hnvo fullv considered the quostlon.
you feel that tho city would bo bene
fitted and tho danger ironi nres re
duced or a snvlng to tho citizens se
cured by the Installation or ono
central heating plant Instond or hnv
Ing n sepnrnto furiiaco in ouch build
ing nnd also that tho grnntlng or
tho right to furnish electric light,
gns or tolephono sorvlco would tend
to securo to tho citizens hotter ser
vice or cheaper rates for these ne
cessities, thou and only In such
event I would ask your favorablo
action upon tho application.
I nm rorced to the conclusion that
tho editor or tho "Kvonlng Itecord"
In publishing tho nrtlflo mentioned
wns not so much actuatod by an un
soirish. Interest in tho public welfare
as ho was by n purpose or Inflicting
nu Injury upon tho writer of this
lotter for his refusal to grant tho
demand of the "Evening Itecord"
that ten dollars per month bo paid
for nn advertisement to bo carried
In tho "Kvonlng Itecord" in favor
or the bank of which I am an offi
cer. I am forcod to this conclusion
from tho many circumstances oc
ciirlng during the past and from the
policy of tho "Evening Record"
(Continued on Pago Two.)
111 Ami lain) ITr lo Com IUjt TlmM.J
CllltlSTIANA, Norway, April S.
Failure has overtaken the Ocrinnn
Awtlp expedition under I.reuteimnt
Schroeder Stranz. Most or the mem
bers, It Is believed, died from Ico
exposure, scurvy and tho command
er In chief Is missing. Four of the
men succeeded in returning to Ad
vent Hay, Spltzonberg, and two oth
ers are probably safe at Treiiren
berg liny. Tho aviator and tlio cook
died or starvation. Nothing tins
been henrd or Uoutoiiiint Schroeder
Stranz since ho started on a sled
expedition nlone on August or Inst
year. Experience in polar work was
almost entirely lacking and tho
equipment wns said to be very poor.
.MAititi.wn: i,ici:nki:s.
COQl'lIXE. April X. Marrlago
licenses have been Issued at tho coun
ty clerk's olllco to:
Hay II. Diluent and Floronco E.
Schilling or Myrtle I'olut.
Tims. Edward Willie and Eliza
beth Eugeno Wlngo or Mnrshflold.
TRY TD BLOW
UP OLD CASTLE
English Suffragettes Attack
Ruins of Historic Dudley
Palace Today.
(Iljr AwotlalM 'r,n lo Coo liar Tlmn.)
DUDLEY, England, April X.
Militant siifrrngottcB early today at
tempted to blow up tho ruins or his
toric Dudley Castle, parts or which
dato back to tho eighth century. In
habitants or the town were awak
ened by tho explosion. Police in
seaichiug tho surrounding grounds
round chemicals and blasting pow
der. Most or tho powdor failed to
explode and tho dnmngo douo was
not serious. Two old siege guns
weighing a ton ench wero thrown
out of tho ombrnsures nf tho castle
by tho explosion. "Votes for women
nnd dninii tho consequences" wero
painted on ono cannon nnd "In hon
or of Mrs. J'nnkliurst" on tho other.
E PIUS IS
VERY ILL SOW
Pontiff Suffers Severe Relapse
ana much Anxiety
Is Manifested.
Illr Wit. li-. 1-itM t eo4 lur Tlrnm
HOME. Apill S.- Pope Plus suf
fered a severe relapse last night, lie
wns very feverish. Physlclnns were
with him nu hour. After a thorough
Investigation physicians Insisted that
the Pontirr should take a complete
repose nnd rorebado him oven to re
ceive the usual dally report or Vati
can nf falls.
An olllclal state or the Pope's con
dition published in the Osservatore
Romano this evening says: "Since
yesterday evening tho holy father
has been Indisposed with a relapse
or Influenza. Ills condition Is caus
ing no anxiety but he requires much
rest.
Condition In Critical.
A coiisultutlon between Proressor
Ettoro Marchlarava ami the physl
cans In atteudanco on the Pope this
"veiling Is reported to hnvo proved
the Pope affected with nophretls or
lullamatlon of the kidneys and it Is
said the grtatest anxiety Is felt.
PISIDEN
I WILSON WAITS 10
KEEP CLOSE TO THE PEOPLE
10. BULLETS
RIT U. S. IN
lll WRECK
NOT REACHED
General Ojeda and Rebels in
Three-Hour Conflict
at Naco.
Illr AMOrlnlcJ I'rrn to Coo. luy TlmM.)
NACO. Mexico, April 8. Meeting
the advancing state troops nearly
ono mile below Naco, Souora, f!en
eral Ojeda and his federals fought
today for three hours. Bullets
sprayed over the Arizona town or
Naco. wounding four negro troopers
of the Ninth Cavalry Herder patrol
and one iirmy teamster. None lire
expected to die. Tho federals re
tired to the town but wore nor pur
sued by the constitutionalist forces.
Ojedn had .'100 federals nnd the
Btnto troops are estlmnted at 2000.
Operating two of tho ledernl Held
pieces wero two American negroes,
deserteiH from the Ninth U. S. Cav
alry. This afternoon heavy cauuonndlng
wns resumed with tho stato troops
pressing forward.
FOURTH STREET
TO CD AHEAD
No Bodies Yet Recovered From
Oregon Coast Disaster
No New Developments.
tlljr Ai IHI rn-M lo Cooi Iter TIi.im,
HAY CITY, Or., April S.Nu at
tempt wns made by any one to roach
the wrecked Herman bark Mlnil to
day. Except for a search of the
bench for bodies or the vletlniB or
the dlsnster there aro no develop
ments ami no bodies hnvo como
ashore. Captain .1. Westphal, or the
Miml, and Captain Charles S. Fisher,
or the engineering Company which
nttompted to salvo tho vessel, have
departed for Portland,
sriTRA(;irm:s stim, iirsv
Resume Destruction or .Mlnil In Lou
don Ilexes Today,
(11 AuorltleJ rr'" lo Coo. Ilajr Tlmra
M.ONDON, April S. Another cam
paign or destruction wns stnrted to
day by militant Biitrrngottes ot Lon
don against mall boxes. Hundreds
or boxes wero rendered useless nnd
much mall destroyed by tho use of
acids, Ink and burning rags.
ONE KILLED 6Y
HYDROPLANE
U. S .Officers at San Diego
Drop 100 Feet With Ma
chineOne Is Dying.
tnr AlocltJ rr to Cooi C Tlmei.J
SAN DIEGO, 'April 8. Lloutennnt
Rex Chnmblor of tho const nrtlllery
corps, U. S. A wns Instnntly killed
and Lieutenant Lewis H. Broreton.
U. S. A., was badly hurt today by a
fall from a hydro-piano Into the bay.
Tho accident occurred near Fort
RosecranB. Boats put out Immedi
ately for tho dead and the Injured
man was hurled to tho Fort hospital.
Efforts to revlvo Chambler failed.
Tho machine beenmo uncontrolalile
when ono hundred feet In tho air and
plunged Into tho bay.
FRESH TAKPV, in CTS LH. to
morrow at LEWIS' mid-week sale.
CANAL TOLLS
IS UP AGAIN
Senator Root Wants to Repeal
Exemption of Coastwise
Ships From Levy.
(Iljr Admitted I'rf lo'Cooa Hay TlmM. J
WASHINGTON, D. C April S.
The Panama canal toll quostlon has
reappeared In congress. Senator
Root has reintroduced a bill ot Inst
session for tho repeal of that section
of tho Panama canal law which
wduld permit Amorlcan constwlso
ships to enjoy freedom from tolls.
Tho measure was referred to a com
mittee now bended by Ogormnn of
Now York, who led tho fight In the
last cnngress.agninnt Hoot's proposal.
MAKE SENATE DEMOCRATIC
Deiuoci-uts Want to Dest Commit
tees of Much i( Tlu-lr Power.
(lly Ato. latot -rraa lo C004 liar Tlmea )
WASHINGTON, I). C. April S.
Changes In tho rules or the Senate
advanced by the Democratic leaders
of that body as designed to mnko
tho Senate more thoroughly "Demo
cratic in fact" wore tho subject for
consideration for a caucus or partj
members caned for late todny.
Chnnges ns prepared by Senator
Kern, tho Domocrntlc loader, proposo
to divest committee chairmen of
much or their power of control over
legislation uud to glvo to tho ma
jority party in tho Senato a general
control over tho selections of com
mittee members.
City Council, After Much Dis
cussion, Decides Not to
Change Plans.
The South Fourth street nnd race
track question came up beforo tho
city council In severnl different
phases last evening and a few rather
warm tilts resulted from tho discus
sion of It. Ilowover, nfter tho dis
cussion the council decided to ndhoro
to Its original order for Improving
the street through to Coal Hank In
let. Coupled closely with It was tho
Johnson avenue matter, somo of tho
residents there petitioning for a
change In tho grade as originally es
tablished by the city engineer. To
mnko the change, would cause a
cluing In tho Fourth street project,
because n two root deeper cut would
have to be mndo on Fourth street.
Tho Fourth street matter was
brought up by u petition from F. P.
Norton, asking that tho Improvement
of the- Btreot bo from Elrod to Kruno
only. The petition was signed by
Chns. Montjoy, F. P. Norton. Mrs.
Fnnnlo Hazard, Mrs. Mary McKnlght,
tho Southern Pacific, A. E. Seaman,
I. S. Kaufman, Win. Rarkas, Mrs.
Mary lfttrkas. Hugh MrLiiln, Roscoo
Johnson. II. Lecocu and Mrs. E. Kel
ly. It represented nbout two-fifths
or tho abutting property on thnt sec
tion or tlio street, wlilcu Hub a total
rrontngo or MOO
Geo. Raines Immediately entered a
protest ngalnst tho petition, declar
ing thnt tho council had already do
clded to open the street further and
thnt tho only thing thnt could bo
considered would bo a protest. F. P.
Norton snld thnt tho petitioners did
not wnnt to protest, that thoy wanted
tho streot Improved whero It would
do any ono any good nnd consequent
ly had so petitioned. Mr. Haines de
clared that anyway thero wasn't n
majority of tho property represented
and Norton claimed otherwise.
C. F. McKnlght snld that ho had
not protested becaiiBo It wasn't time
and thoy did not want to, Ho said
tho Southern Pnclflc owned both
sides of the streot between Kruso
nvenuo nnd Conl Rnnk Inlet, thnt It
wouldn't benefit anyone to hnvo It
opened now and Just ns Boon as It
would, tho company would open It.
Chns. Lowroy, E. L. Plorco, Jus.
Ronnott nnd Mr. Burrows expressed
themselves In favor of opening it
through to Coal Rank Inlot. Geo.
Rnlnes said thnt If It wasn't opened
now, tho people would lose their right
nnd tho Southern Pnclflc could tnko
Its own sweet tlmo to open It In.
Supt. W. F. Miller said that tho
Southern Pnclflc would hnvo the
street opened and improved Just ns
soon ns thoro was any wish for It.
Mayor Straw bad been showing
signs of Irritation during tho discus
sion and snld that ho thought it
whs about tlmo to drop It. Ho snld
thnt other pooplo hnd rights to tho
attention of tho council and that they
could not dovote all tho tlmo to tho
South Fourth street matter.
George Raines snld that so rnr ns
thnt wns concerned tho Fouith street
proporty owners had a right to bo
hear1? .when JheywlBludandiio
(Continued on Page Two )
First President in Many Years.
to Read His Own Message
Direct to Congress.
SAYS PRESIDENT IS
NOT TO BE HELD ALOOF
Unusual Sight Attracts Great
Throng at Meeting of
Congress Today.
tllr mIII PrrM lo Cnna U TlmM'l
WASHINGTON. 1). C, April S.
President Wilson reverted today to
the custom or n century ago re
viving the precedent by which Con
gress I10i.nl from tho lips of tho
Chief Executive of the country Jil
mossngo to the National Legislature.
The President's nu-seiige was nbotti
1200 words long when ho first pre
pared It, but In view or tlio rhnjigou
clrciimstnnces he added a preraco.
The entire message, howover, re
quired less than If. minutes for
rending. Roth Houses or Congress
met In Joint session In the House ot
Representatives to hear tho message.
President Wilson opened his ad
dress to Congress us fallows:
"I nm very glad, Indeed, to hnvo
thin opportunity to address the two
Hoiiscb directly nnd to verify for
myself tho Impression that tho Presi
dent o fthc United Stntes Is person
and not n mere department of tho
government, hulling Congress from
somo Isolnted Island of Jealous pow
er, sending messages, not spenklng
nnturnlly nnd with his own voice,
that ho Is n hitmnii being trying (
co-operate with other human bolngt
In n common service. After this
pleasant experience, I shnll feol
quite normal In nil our denllugv
with one another."
President Wilson was cheered nn
he mounted the rostrum and shook
hands with Spcnker Chirk,
Tho renewal or a custom that tho
century had abandoned uud now sur
rounded by such wldo differences ot
opinion among members or congress
Itseir, attracted to tho capital an as
semblage 110 less distinguished Hum
the company which attended tho
president's Inauguration, though nec
essarily a 1"bs number. The gnller
les were packed with national tlg
ures, Mrs. Wilson and throo daugh
ters and two or tho cabinet clrdo
being prominent among them.
A moving picture machine machine
wns Installed to preserve a record df
the historic event tor tho governs
ment' archives.
Tho president wns escorted to n
rostrum In tho house where Speakor
Clark sat on one sldo and Vlco Presi
dent Marshall on the other. Presi
dent Wilson, spenklng In his usual
clarity or tone nnd notable diction,
read tho message, while the company
that actually packed Into tho chum
ber, gnvo the closest attention.
WONDER AUDIT CHINA
I'liltcd States Only Nation so Fur (o
Kcoogiilo New Republic.
Illr Aaaoclai.! ITmk to Cooa liar Tlmm.l
WASHINGTON. I). C ..April 8.
Recognition or tho now Chlneao re
public by tho United Stntos and oth
er world poweis enmo to a point to
day witn tlio scheduled meeting ot
tho Chinese constitutional assembly.
No word wns forthcoming nt the
White IIouso or Stato Department
enrly today as to what tho United
Stntes purposed doing, it wns tnkoa
an sottlcd thnt neither Grent Rritnlu
nor Japan thoro would recognize
Yuan Shi Kill's government nt this
time uud there was some doubt It
other powers would before furthor
evidence or stable republican gov
ernment was given.
VESTED
FOR ROBBERY
CLARENCE LEWIS.VOI'NO NORTH"
HEX!) MAN, CHARGED WITH
lU'Rt.'LAHI.INC; HOCK MEAT
MARKET AND OTHER TILLS.
Clarence Lewis, a young North
Rond man, was arrested Inst night
on the chnrgo ot robbing the Dock
meat market till of M.r.0, Ho Is
nlso suspected or having robbod
Fourier Bros.' market or ?5 lust
week.
Last night nbout 2 o'clock, Mr.
Rock who llvos In tho roar or his
shop, henrd somo ono In tho mar
ket and started to Investigate. Tho
burglar got senred and Hod, leavlnr
an umbrella but ho took tho cash.
Lowls was later plckod up and IiU
track Is Identical with that noar tho
market.
Ho Is having his preliminary hear
ing bororo Justlto Sinister this aH-ernoou.
Have your joti
Tho Times offlco.
printing done