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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1913 EVENING EDITION
& Consolidation of Times, Const Mnll Mn 07 1
and Coos Hay Advertiser. Ilu' c"' '
SE1, WAITE AND PARTY
ARRIVED HERE EARLY TODAY
I f finnnv Prnnnr-
is Says Everything is
roui oomiu " j
imllP.U CM RflllTF
ft LONDON THIS WEEK
Lay Matter Before Eng-
SyflOICaiU vvnaey i-A-
CtS UOaSl nuau ouun
lj. WIlBcy, Frank I). Walte,
: tiAriinm and wire, or urnniB
land W. C. Snodgrass nrrlvotl
loday from Portland on mat-
L,niotn.i w th. tho nurcnnBo or
Kinney's iiroiiertlcs on Cooh
j-Tlio party will prouainy ro-
EerythliiK Is . coming nicely."
ded Mr. Wllsey when naked
hhc Kinney ioni. .niugo ',"-
lclt ror i.onuoii 10 iwmj "u
. .... ..'in. tiin uvndlcnto tlioro.
Ill roll from Now York on
iday. Tho matter was bo 111-
., ..,.,llrntml Mini I lln-
hhat ho could oxplaln It to
E-.il, ni., linltnr (linn I 1111(1
It would bo bettor for him to
I.. ,-. -. mid hnnilln it liv
Condencc. In fourteen dnys.
Ill be nine to go mm cumu mm
thlle n ciimo win ion us mo
ijor Klnnoy Iiiib noted squnre
h mc, In fact, I could not nHk
.mnre, lllll-lcllt limilllOr tllnn 1)0
lliplayetl. Ono day nftor wo
llrly along witn it. no enmo
I with papers, stoat, etc., nnn
- Ihnni nil over to 1110. Bnlll.
Vihtv nrn. WIIhov: It h nil I
So. Ilniullo It and snvo mo
fclng If you can.'
i manor linn tnrfcn more time
l expected. I knew It wns
icatod. lint I wns not propnrou
ie complication u proven 10
Iberc wore 1000 pages of nb-
l to cxnnuno nnu .niugn uru
I declared Hint lie would not
aiich a Job again lor :,
no of tho uiiBOPured creditors,
mtnml. are piihIiIiik tho -ro-
Kip proceedings. 'We, not bo-
edltorH. havo nothing to say
;it. However. I do not think
irihln proceedings nro for tho
low. They will bo expensive
illl delay matters. It might
it later a receivership would
Jrable. So far nH wo nro con-
L wo know whnt tho prop-
worth and wo will not pny
nt more for It. Neither will
for any grnft."
For Coast Itond.
Wllsey was ovon moro en-
itlc about Coos Day than on
eviotis trips. Ho said that
Bnney mnttor did not oxnetly
mm down horo now. Ho hns
mule North Ilentl property
'is included In tho proposed
rementH thoro and ho wuiits
onaiiy look nto tho mnttor.
poduniM lg a brothor of Mrs.
nd his .lomo Is in Kaunas
M merely nccompnnielU Mr.
ior we trip.
Bar has n trreat fuhiro
fof It." continued Mr. "Wllsoy.
putnern Vaclflc Is rnshhiB its
pm Kiikwio. Thoy hnve put
Ko Porter Ilrothors to hasten
frlc and now thoy hnve nRonts
i an me eonst cities to get
Wrkmen tn mil nn II.
We of four years you will "bo
nae irom San Francisco to
M On tho Cnntit linn vln Cnns
Maybe I am a year ahead,
' iiiuiK so. wnen tno
uni8ned In horo from tho
lBd Into l.'nrM-n (rnnt Ilia
I'they ll contlnnn rlirhl nlnnc
I the link between thorn,
r "uimiib irom noin onns.
r.k rart nrth from Kureka
I "er start south from horo.
"ay is destined for ft great
It D&R tho fADniiPAAa iitirilr
w the location and tho mnk-
III ill Mw,uul a oiimii
t'l will have more than ono
""" -Knen It gets started
asformatlon will bo wonder-
VJlti? did not say who tho
l w' " ioroign synaicaie
B. . 'vinne deal Is, but
ft Jo recent reports. Lord
I,01 Portland, the Duke of
ian. .ina s,r Arthur Porks
h.,f the Principal ones in It.
ifilik erks was a membor of
lcArtniii. n..i.. n -j
intnj . .cina company unu
K ,0. have been the prln-
d ik. m ine Pacific Great
Ptt nf Vu luiteu mo con-
Ittwr. &utnern Pacific's
Cos Bay and Eugene.
;. ''"no to Say.
.." Walte hnrt HHla in nr
t even-Win ; "vr,:r,.rr'
ter F0,0,. ?... Jdge Dur-
Utft i. . v,B aiter some or
CaVrv 5a Interests nnd may
ffiL?ou.?t' to look after
n v.i . t,nere
"km .' W1,se'- Snodgrass
it nrere Kueats of Warren
"r sLJer' or rathr Reeds-
'xmSSd,y' They came ,n
' "'ornlne i o.. o..
-w HU1U IU Ol'UliO
HILL ON TRIP
NEAR BOISE
Makes Long Auto Tour of
Eastern Oregon and to Ida
ho Capital Causes Talk
Further Indications nf the HIM
linos being about to launch rail
rand nctlvltlos in Eastern Oregon,
nnd tho possibility of their bolug
interested In tho revival of tho
Coos Hny and Uolso project Is con
tained In tho following in the
Portland Telegram of Inst Frldny:
"L. W. Hill will stnrt on tho
most Bpcctnculnr part of his pres
ent Western tour nnd will tnko one
of tho longest nutomobllo tours ho
Iiiib covered In years, nnd through
desort lands, sagebrush, lnvn bods,
timber zones, farming districts nnd
cattlo lnnds.
"Ho will hnstcn to He ml probably
on Sunday morning, yank his nu
tomobllo out of his prlvnto car nnd
stnrt overland on a 450-mllo trip
to Dolse, Idaho.
"This trip Into Idnho Is slgnlft
ennt nt this time, according to rail
road men, for tho ronjon frcnucut
reports havo been omrnntlug from
tho Gem state to tho olfect that tho
Hills wore figuring on shooting
their rails down through Idaho,
across Oregon to it connection with
tho Western Pacific In Nevada.
Chairman Hill pleads Hint It Is
merely a trip to familiarize him
self with tho conditions through
tho great torrltory which Is now
untouched by railroads,
' From Uolso Mr. Hill will go di
rect to Hutto whero ho Is to moot
a railroad party nnd ho will thou
contlnuo on his wny to St. Pntil."
SERIOUS CHARGES IN CONGRESS
AGAINST THE FOREST SERVICE
Congressman Humphrey Says
Northern Pacific Made a
Profit of Ten Millions 5n a
Single Deal.
(Dr Aunrlatrd rrrti to Cool Pi 7 Tlmti.
WASHINGTON, D. C, .hine 2.
In n speech today supporting his res
olution for a congressional lnvestl-
F"L'ng Q', JH'g Forest Sorvlco. Tlep
CITY ELECTION
Tcscntntlvo Humphrey; of WnBhlng
ton, dcclnrcd that one Instance the
.'orthcrn Pacific railroad has boon
permitted to oxchnngo 400,000 acres
of. barren land for tlmbor land worth
nt IcaBt $10,000,000, which It sold
to tho Wcycrhausore. Ho charged
Hint tho forest scrvico Is "still work
ing In perfect nccord nnd In tho In
terest of tho grent privnto timber
ownership to produce n monopoly of
tho timber supply nnd to Increnso the
rlco of forpBt products.
I LAND
1111,1 IS HlliKXT.
TelN llcntl People Tlmt They Can
Wntrli for (JratlcN.
HKNl). Or., Juno 2. Louis W.
Hill mid party. Including President
Young nnd Chief Knglneoi; Lupfor,
of Ihn OroL-on Trunk Ilnllwnv.
spout Wednesday night horo and
yesterday mniio nn niuo trip over
tho survey of tho Oregon Trunk
south of hero. Thoy wont south
until thoy struck tho routo of tho
Nn tran cut-off of tho Southern Pa
ciric, roturnliig horo last night.
Asked regarding extension of tho
Oregon Trunk south this summer,
Mr. Hill said: "On that I can't
say nnythlng, .but you will know
that tho extension Iiiib bcou started
whon you seo tho gradors at work."
Mr. Hill hns with him mnps of
tho survey south of horo nnd will go
over them with Chief Engineer
Lupfor. who bus becomo familiar
with tho territory through which
tho survey passos sluco succeeding
Chief Engineer Italph Iludd.
mWAMITH CASK ON.
Stato Continue!, its 'Efforts to Convict
Head of Woolen Trust.
fnr AiotllJ Trm l Cooi n Tlmn.1
HOSTON, June 2. Tho Btnto re
newed Its efforts In tho Superior
Court today to connect President Wil
liam M. Wood, of tho American Wool
en Company and Frederick E. At-
4nn.iv Hi'a mnniifnrtiirnr. nnd Dennis
J. Coillor. dog fancier, with nlloged
conspiracy to plant nynamuo 10 dis
credit tho strikers during mo i.aw
Tonoo inYtlln strike. The dose of tho
state's caso Is expected today.
BOSTON,. Juno, L'. tho prosucu
tion sprang a surprlso by introducing
as a wltnoss the chauffeur who testl
nod ho drovo a passenger resembling
Atteaux from iroston to the homo
of Wood to the corner of Washington
and Franklin street, New York, Jan
uary 29, 1912, the date upon which
tho dynamite was "planted," at Law
rence. COST OF ISOLATION.
Coos County ranks second among
4i, no ..r.iinllRa-'nr thn stato in tho
production of butter, and third In
tho prouueuon or appie. uu i
Its population Is under 20,000. Co-
qullle sontmei
burg, making the trip from Drain
in four hours.
Mr Walte will probably bo horo
several days. Mr. Walto Is going
ahead with his mortgage foreclos
.. ..if du ii ha lmon decided that
to do so would facilitate tho Klnnoy
deal. He said rnni ne bubsmi
tho appointment of rtust as receiv
er because ho thought that Mr. Rust
as trustee was familiar with tho
Kinney matters and consequently
would bo In a better position to
act. However. Mr. Wnttors will bo
perfectly satisfactory to him.
Judge Durham is one of the lead
ing lawyers of Southern Oregon.
Mrs. Durham accompanied him on
tho trip.
DON'T FAIL to see the SENIOR
CLASS PLAY, JUNE 3d.
AWFUL CRIME
IS
Rose City Selecting Mayonand
Commissioners and Voting
on Charter Amendments'
(Spoclnl to The -rimes.)
PORTLAND, Or.. Juno 2. Port
land Is todny holding nn election.
Hut while tho vote Is henvy nnd
much Interest Is mnnlfested, no ono
need expect a result tonight.
Thero nro flvo candidates for
Mayor, one to bo elected. Dan Kol
lahor, A. G. Rushlight, II. It. Al
bco. C. L. McKcnna and W. J.
Smith nro In tho race. Thoro are
four candidates for auditor.
Four commissioners nro to bo
eho8on, but thero aro 80 candidates,
so It will bo ImpoBslblo to got a lino
on tho result beroro tomorrow.
In addition to candidates for of-
rico thoro aro fifteen amendments
to the city chnrtor on tho Inillor.
Ono of these Is for tho prohibition
of tho salo of lntoxlcnnts In Pro-t
elnct 7C. Another In which grent1
Interest has been taken, Is tho
proposition for tho elimination of
grade crossings. Various bona Ik
hups aro proposed, ono for SRtl,000i
for tho construction of a hrldgo
across tho Willamette Itlvor. ,
CALi PICKED
COASJJOUTE
Vice-President Selected Best
of Two Routes Between
U nip qua and Siuslaw
Geo. E. Schall Arrested Today
for Murder of Wife and
Three Children
Illy AlitxUlM I'rrat o Coot llr Tlmri.
PORTLAND. Juno 2. Charged
with killing his wlfo nnd thrco chil
dren with an axe at tho Presidio
military reservation at San Fran
cisco on April 20, 1913, Gcorgo E.
Schall was arrested nt tho homo of
hi Blstcr-ln-law nt Vancouver,
Wash., today and will be hold pend
ing tho receipt of extradition papers.
Schall will not resist extradition.
Ho denies tno chnrgo ngalnst him.
Schall made a statement that some
person for revenge or othor motive
brained his wlfo and thrco children
nnd then sot the house on fire. Ho
has no Idoa of tho Identity of tho
alleged murderer, however.
ITALY IKES CONCESSION
IN THE INTEREST OF PEACE
ACCIDENT ON
BANDON BAR
POPE'S IHRTIIDAV.
Or AiiocUteJ I'rtu to Coo, nr Tlran.l
I ROME. June 2. Popo Plus. I
l besides Innumorahlo congratu- I
latlons received many presents
In commemoration of his 78th '
I birthday, celebrated today.
CITY GOING
AHEAD FAST
That thoro were two routes sur
veyed botweon tho Siuslaw and Ump
qua and tho delay In tho work thero
was duo as to tho uncertainty of
which olio would bo selected was tho
explanation glvon today ovor tho do
lay In starting tho construction. VIco
president Calvin on his last trip down
ovor tho routes selected tho ono and
Immediately tho Southern Pacific or
dered Porter Brothers to begin work.
Hnusor, Hnuser nnd Company havo
tho steam shovel working nt North
Ilend and will prosecute tho work
on tho cut through Simpson Park and
tho throwing up of the big dike vig
orously. A. E. Morten has secured
photos of tho steam shovol in action
and throwing tho first shovolful of
dirt.
It was again stated that tho con
struction of the brldgo across Coos
Ilay would bo startod on or about
July 1. It was stated that tho piling
for the approaches nro being got out
now.
Another explanation of the activi
ty on the Coos Ray and Dolse was
glvon today by the report that under
the divorco proceedings separating
tho Southern Pacific and tho Union
Pacific, the Union Pacific will bo shut
out of Portland and San Francisco
terminals and must secure a now har
bor on the Pacific. It Is stated that
the Coos Day and Boise will afford
tho quickest and best moans of pro
viding a Pacific Coast terminal for
tho Union Pacific.
I POET LAUREATE DEAD.
(Or AMocUtM Trcti to Coo, Ii7 Tim.,.
LONDON, Juno 2. Alfred
Austen, British Poet Laureate
sinco 1896, died today at tho ago
of 77.
LONDON, Juno 2. Austen be
sides being a poet, was a barrister,
critic, novelist, war correspondent
and political writer. He published
his first poem anonymously at the
age of 18. He was a newspaper
correspondent In Rome for many
years and he followed tho opera
tions of the Franco-Kusslan war
In 1870-71 with headquarters with
the Prussian king.
TICHENOR'S NEW FLAN.
F. B. TIchenor, state deputy su
premo commander of tho Knights
of the Maccabees of the World, lo
cated at Seattle, writes the Com
mercial Club of this city that ho
Is preparing a booklet setting forth
tho resources and advantages of
Unusual Amount of Building
Activity With Prospects of
Considerably More
During tho month of May, building
permits were issued for about $10,
000 worth of now buildings, nltorn
tlons ote. Tho total for tho month
wns mntcrlnlly Inoreasod by tho Issu
ance of tho permit for tho Chnndlor
Hotel Annex, tho most substantial
building launched since tho now
building which W. S. Chnndlor Is
erecting at Broadway and Central,
was started.
Next to Mr. Chandler's buildings,
the most notlceablo recont Improve
ment Is tho flno modern front which
hn buen put In tho building south of
tho Magnes & Matson Store for tho
Peoplo's 5-10-15 cent storo. F. E.
Westei'borg lids mad6 a most attrac
tive storo room out of It and will
occupy It soon.
Tho First National Bank building
is bolnc slightly altered, now light
wells belnpt put In to mako lighting
for the Golden Rulo storo room.
Grimes to Build.
Wm. Grimes Is making arrango
nionts to put In the foundation soon
for tho now block which ho will erect
nt tho southwest corner of Second
and Central. It Is likely that ho will
got this under way as soon as tho
Chandler bulling and Chandler Annex
are completed, but whothor ho will
complote It this fall or not, probably
will depend on the demand for storo
rooms.
The Grimes building with tho now
building which T. C. Russell Is fig
uring on erecting on his property at
the northwest corner of Second nnd
Central will transform tho nppoaranco
of that section of town.
Penults Issued.
Building Inspector Trlbboy gives
tho following resumo of tho building
permits Issued during May:
The Chandler Annex, two story
brick; W. M. Blake, resldonco on
South Fifth street; A. fl. Savage, rosl
donco on South Fou,rth stroet; John
Mes3orlo, two rcsldonces on Commer
cial and Eloyenth street; J, C. Oser,
resldonce for Mr, Jacobson at Ander
son and Fourteonth street; O. L,
Clak, residence In Nasburg Addition;
J. O. Langworthy, barbor shop on
Front street; J. W. Hunt, residence
In Bay View Addition; Substantial
Improvements on Eagles hall for
Bradley Candy Company.
Coos and Curry Counties, and that
.the publication will go to the prin
ter forthwith. Ho has requested
that a number of pictures of dairy
farms, or anything of interest In
and around Coqullle, bo forwarded
to him. Coqullle Sentinel.
Zet Shields, Fisherman, Res
cued by Boat he Had Gone
to Aid and Save
(Spcclnl to tho Times)
BANDON, Ore.. Tho throng yestcr
dny on tho bench witnessed ono of
tho most thrilling boat experiences
and the remnrkablo rescue of Zet
Shields, a Bandon fisherman, whoso
launch capsized on tho Coqullle bar.
Two small gasoline fishing boats
wcro coming In when tho engines of
ono of thorn failed. Shields was alone
in his boat and there were two others
In the othor boat. Shields' boat enme
In nil right but whon he saw tho
others In distress, ho turned bnek
to aid thorn. They were rapidly
washing In on tho north spit nnd were
dangerously near tho rocks when
Shields got a lino to them. Then
their englno started and Shields' en
gine failed. About the same tlmo a
big comber struck Shields' boat and
It turned completely over. Shields
was thrown Into tho sen but by hard
Bwlmmlng kept nllont until tho sec
ond bout got bnck to him. Another
big wnvo carried them, safely liiBldo.
Moanwhllo the life saving crow
wont to tho rescuo and brought In
the capsized lnunch.
TRY TO GET
NEW
CITZENS
Coos County May Take Steps
to Induce Norwegians to Lo
cate in This Section '
That Coos Bay should take stops
to secure foreign Immigration and
especially of the Scnndnnnvlan peo
ple Is the belief or Wm. Grimes.
Ho thinks that tho tlmo Is oppor
tune for this effort und Hint mnny
could bo Induced to como in here
und develop tho agricultural re
sources, it Is likely that ho will
take tho mnttor up with tho Mnrsh
fiold Chnmbor of Commerco soon.
ConcornlnK tho efforts to bo mado
by other sections to sccuro this
now population, tho Orogonlan says:
"A state-wide organization of
Swodlsh-Amorlcans, to co-oporutu
with tho Oregon Immigration Com
mission in Its effort to bring to this
state dcslrablo Immigrants from
Sweden, will bo formed us the result
of a conforonco which was hold nt
tho Commercial by C. C. Chapmnn,
stato Immigration agent, with lend
IiiK representatives of tho Swodlsh
people who nro citizens of this
stato.
Tho committee organized by thoso
who attended tho conforonco Wll
sorvo ns tho nuclous nrnund which
this state-wide organization will bo
built.
Tho efforts of tho association will
bo to encourage Immigrants to come
to Oregon from Swedon and to ns
slst thorn In nn advisory way, In
establishing themsolves on farms
horo.
Logged Off Land.
Ono of tho Important ways In
which they expect to be of assist
ance to tho now Immigrant Is by
serving ns appraisers of tho loggod
off land which the Immigrant may
contemplate acquiring, thus protect
ing them against overcharges or
decoptlon on tho part of unscrupu
lous real estate promoters Into
whose hands they might fall,
Those who attended the confor
onco yesterday said that while the
SwodlBh government Is using efforts
to discourage Immigration, there
nevertheless Is constant movoment
of homeseokors to tho now world.
Thousands of Swedish farmers havo
been directed to Canada, but It was
tho opinion that circumstances are
now oxcollent- for n change In the
tide of Immigration to Oregon,
which will bring, not only colonists
direct from Sweden, but also many
Swedish pooplo who have found
conditions unsatisfactory In Canada.
It waB also held that u largo num
ber of Swedish farmers could be
attracted from tho Eastern nnd Mid
dle Western States.
Oregon literature printed In tho
Swedish language also will bo used
largely In the campaign, both In
Swedish colonies already settled In
the new world and among the Swed
ish farming peoplo In the old coun
try. Have your Jot) printing done r
The Times office.
Important Step Toward Peace
in Balkan States Is
Announced
GREECE GIVEN COAST LINE
IN PROVINCE OF EPIRUS
France Also Agrees to an Ad
justment of the Frontier
Boundary of Albania
(IIT AoclitfJ rmi to Tool Pi; Tlmm.)
ROME, Juno 2.--An Important
step toward peace In tho Balkan
states waB announced today, Italy
having conceded to Greece tho
coast line of tho former Turkish
province of Eplrus between tho
river Knlnmns nnd tho hny of Po
telln. Franco hns now agreed ta
tho southern frontier of Albania,
running from south of Capo Slyles
to Goritzn, the town of Golts to bo
Included In Albnnln.
TURKEY WAS UNPKKPAKKll.
ExpeitN Decline Thin Wni One lf
Hie Causes of Turkish Defeat
tllr AtaotUirv ?r to Coof Hay TlmM.)
WASHINGTON, Juno 2 Military
oxpurts of tho Army war college
havo completed their study of tho
Balkan campnlgn. Hundreds of re
ports from all sources wore stud
led and tho campnlgn of aggression
of tho allies with tno dofonslvo Inc
ites of tho Turkish posts were scru
tinized for military lessons which
might prove of value to tno United
States military establishments. Ex
ports, It was Halil today, aro agreed
that In fighting qualities tho troops
of both sides were evenly matchod.
Turkoy, however, fought a losing
fight from the beginning, because
of hor unproparedness, Tho Dal
knn nlllos, on the other hand, had
mado careful preparations for tho
struggle, their plans running
sovernl yonis.
MANY AUTOS TO
BAN ON SUNDAY
Between Thirty and Forty Ma
chines Made Trip Rotnor's
Ford Makes Record
Between 30 and 10 Coos County
niitos yesterday iniulo the trip to
Ilnudou nnd few of them mot with
mishaps. Some went mid roturiiod
by the toast road whllo others
made the trip around tho clrclo,
returning by Coqulllii.
Tho rouils nro In fairly good
shape, a few muddy places between
Coqullle and Bundoii tanking tho
traffic a llttlo difficult there. How
ever, tho road between Coqullle
and Mnrshfiold Is In excuilont shnpo.
Goorgo Rotnor took a party in
his Ford and gnvo a number of nu
tolsts several surprises. Between
here nnd Bnndou ho passed eight
largo cars that had started ahead
of him and mado tho stoop ctiiiIi
on tho Sovon Devils hill without
stopping. Ills car was tho 13th
across tho ferry at Billiards, but
this was no hoodoo for ha camo
homo via Coqulllo without a mishap.
Tho running distance from Marsh-
Hold down tho coast road, via Em
pire, to Bandon nnd then roturnliig
by Coqulllo, Is Just 75 miles,
C. C Going nnd Karl Wilson
were tho only autolsts having had
breaks, Wilson getting through to
Bandon, but breaking a tiro, and
boing compolled to leave his ma
chine In Bandon.
Among the prlvnto machines go
ing from here woro J. G. Klnnoy,
Dr. W. A. Toyo. Ward M. Blako.
E, S, Bargolt, Geo. Rotnor and
Georgo Goodrum.
Ilroko Axle.
C. O. Going and family and Ross
Smith and wife mot with hard luck
on their trip. Thoy started In Col
Going's machine, but whon about 18
miles from Mnrshlleld, they ran Into
a chuck-holo and broke an axlo on
the auto. It was thon Impossible for
thorn to get through but by tearing
down u fow wlro fonces and utilizing
Ross' mochanlcal ability, woro able
to fix up the machine nnd got back
to Mnrshlleld about C:30 last ovon
Ing, Ross was to havo played with tho
Marshllold Elks and he has not yet
recovered from his disappointment.
North Ilentl Machines.
A number of North Bond machines
made tho trip. Tom Sawyer and Wal
ter Russell took two truck loads of
passengers and among the private
uutos from thoro which mado tho
trip woro Geo, I). Mandlgo, Honry
Kern, A.J. Davis, Mrs. M. R. Wer
nlch and A, J. Davis.
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