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get result h.
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(VOL. XXXVI,
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is Tho Coast Mull.
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1913 EVENING EDITION SIX PAGES.
4 Consolidation of Timet), Const Mall
nd Cooh liny Advertiser.
No. 304
f! SUBURBAN HOIS BURNED
IN I. TIMS FOREST FIRE
nnf Redwoods, Cos'tly'Hornes
and Mill Valley Have 'Escap
ed Damage so rar.
rROOPS HOPE TO
EXTINGUISH IT 'SOON.
)nly Four Scattered Fires This
morning Afternoon Trade
Winds Spread Flames.
jnr Anoilate.l rrr lo Coon liny TlmM 1
L.iv 1,'iiAMnsro. .Milv in. Slx-
ce'n coltngoH tlio edge of Mulr
Toons luivo boon purlieu, iiuinio uig
rces nro Hi 111 safe. Tlio town of
illll Valley has not yd oeoii muicnou
... n... rim Tim flames tllllt HV(!l)t
lirnugh Hi" liniHh of Mount Tnmal-
ilns have not gaiuou ii lomnoiu
1,,. ....IuiimiIm IIIIVWllOl'O. Illlll till)
III) flulltl'I'H lll" Httlllip Oltt IlltJ
iln( tiuliiy a i uuwn mini ioniums
f tlilu smoke from flio cntiyoiiH
luittMl tlmt four flrim wero Btlll
innldorlng Tlio nrtoriionn trmlo
UihIh have ruiinod tun riumos on
iroMtiiiH ilayH,
S LOST OFF
Inknown Chinaman Dropped
Overboard Off Point Reyes
on Last Trip.
SAN FUnNCISCO. .Inly Id. An
BlfcllDWII ('llllll'SO WIIH IllSt CiVerbnllNI
turn tlio Htoamor Nunn Hiultii.
Mich rent hod port Frldny night
ruin Coos li:i unit proceeded to
In) jioliit tc dlsi-luii'go. Tlio Chl-
pm It In s.itil, roll nvor tlio HlllO
llillo the sti'tnior wiih off I'olnt
lc)(.'. it lit n In lOiickson Mopped
nil (I'liiucil at iiiiimI for some time
tlio hope ot rescuing Die unfiir-
minto iiuui. Iitt no trueo of tilin
Ins foiiml Tlio Chlnoso Ik believed
liac been tuiiiloycil at one of
fu m-iii ii .1 hui i i' i.iiupH,
TO
it.xxn: axi ltrssiA appioaliod
to nv hclgakia ;m:i:ri:
XVAKNi:i XOT TO 31 A K 10 TIOlt.MS
MM) SIOVIOIIIO OK XYAK XVI LI,
en ox.
Illy A? mUtel I'rc-M In ruot Cay Time)
1ST PIOTIOHSHPRG, Russia. July
iiiiiKiii'ia lias nlacod herself un-
iscnedly In tlio linnda or Russia,
Itll n Vlow of lirlllL'lllL' nliniit n (OK.
Hon of hostilities nml In order to
event further bloodshed, neeordlng
uie aniimiiieciiiont mndo hero to-
y apparently on good authority.
tlly A;-o.Ulr) prr to Com llay Tlmea.
VIKNNA, July 10. Frnnoo has
IllOrlnknll In lllirnllllln ...111, Unruln
. -" " ,,. ,vil UUI 1 III
111 (ireei'U Oil linlintf r.f Tli.lr.nrln In
certain what terms of peaco can bo
ranged. Tlio French government
iiiuitiuu mo ureoKs nml Servians
i in uonmnii too much, ns otnor-
" ouiKiinii is iiKoiy to proror to
0 clinnroa nf fl..!.)!..,. ,. M.r.
kurel.
APPIOAL TO 10UKOPI0.
Mkni'Iii Makes Ilcquest of Pover
I rl. C...1 ,l.n it.
in. .. . "" 11 ill,
iur Auo'Uici !,, ,0 Cool Ijr Tme,,j
II.ONnnv i..i.. in T. ,.. -.i.i.ti..
Ir.fi...'."' '"i is uiiiuiiiiiy
kfin M ler tl,nt "w'BttflR lna
r -.. ..,C luuiiiiivo oi nsKing tno
llkan wnr.
OIIKKKS ItKPOKT GAINS.
Hm to Unro Occupied Two Ini-
Idtauo, : ii "u,Knnn I'oints.
W"' A,,ltM rren lo Coo ny Time.)
(pr.Vnn. ,'.Ureoco' July 10. The
rnnri )S! for.c0 t0(,ny occupied tho
'I'Ori Of Karnln. nil llln Anrronn onn
llcrto In the hands of tho Dulgarl-
, "" "'-T or Htrumitza also
been occupied by Greok troops.
1WIVR Ill'LG.MtS HACK.
Mans Press Them Hck and Cap-
:nr A.ao,h,M'r'.".s','"s'
nm - VMU limn.
SS it)PE' J,Uy 10 Tho Bul
kMv 00ps cntlnuo to rotiro,
SlZ..1'"'""?. The
einlixi V7i l,"K lrom l8UP lm"
rtant tnu.nCCllp' pvltch. an im-
I of u,t oT . ' ,niry lrtve thorn
fo their dead and'woundel 'and
L rood n,vpy rUles' ammunition
INN SMITH
I
W
IRE MOTHERS
GET PENSIONS
Coos County is Now Paying
$558 per Month for Them
' - Divorcees',Get Nothing.
(Special to The Times.)
COQUILLI0, Or., .Inly 10. Coon
county Ih now pnytng out inns. no per
month In mother'H pensions. Sev
eral now pniiHloiiH wore allowed this
week by the county court, most of
thoiii being on applications that had
been Invest Igntod. Four applcntlons
luivo been rejected ho fur.
The law abuts out divorced women
from benefiting fioni tlio mother's
pension law. In conHouuoneo. two
i Uiindnii women were not allowed
PciihIoiih. Tlio women nro In need
anil the county court In order to lo
yally nsHlHt them has to allow them
money out or (lie Indigent fund but
tlio women, being divorced, cannot
bo allowed mother's pensloiiH.
Tho women wIiohc aiipllcatlons
were rejected wore Mrs. Fiilohor nml
Mrs. Crowo of Ilamlon. Hotli of
whom nro allowed $l(i per month out
of the Indigent funil.
Mrs. Ilnmiihreya or Ilamlon was
rot allowed u mo' tier's pension bo-
ii r 'i t c:mi intiii!y nllowaiue
or $i"0 from tlio Kelley Anderson
IokkIiik company. She lias Heveral
children and her husband wiih hilled
In tho Hear Crook wreck.
Mrs. Knimlo O'Donunll or Marsh
flelil wiih retimed n piMislon because
hor husband Is employed on a ref
ill nr Hillary.
"Mrs. Da Hoy or Myrtle Point, was
leituuMl a pouslou becauso she was
not Hiiro whether her husband Ih liv
ing or dead. Klie has not heard fioni
Mm Tor a Idiik time.
The new monthly pensions wore:
Mary lOllou Me.Mahon, Hunker lllll,
Norn A. Ilostcttler, Myrtlu I'olnt.
?10.
.Mary 31. UlehanlH. Myrtle Point,
J7..10. (lota $1! from uoveiiimen' as
poldler'h Willow.
Mary Armithe Ituiidu or Hamlon,
10.
.McIIhsii XoIhoii or Hauilou. i'Jtr,.
llostorblnla Hriiier or Coiiilllo,
?17.r.O.
Ilertha M. Laytou or MuishNohl,
?17.r.().
.Mrs. TiiiiiutV Case.
3lrs. Tniuior or Pouth Slough,
whoso husbntid was lost In the wreck
or tho North Star, wiih not allowed
n pension this tlino because she Is
fillll recelvlriK u monthly nllowanro
from tlio benefit fund raised by tho
people of Mnrtriiriold. Ilor last al
lownnco from tills fund will proba
bly bo this month and In Aimust the
county court will probably grant her
petition.
Tillamook Brings in Forty
Dump Cars and Other Sup
plies for Porter Brothers
Tho Btonmor Tillamook nrrlvcd In
Coos nay today with n cargo of
equlpmont nnd supplies for Portor
ITrothors for uso on tholr construc
tion of tho Coos Hay and lOugeno
lino. In tho cargo wero 10 dump
ears, sonio of which will bo used In
tho Simpson Park cut at North Bond
nnd aomo of which will probably bo
tnken to Ton MIlo for ubo at tho
south entrance of tho big tunnel.
Let Sewer Contract.
The North Bond city council last
ovening nwnrded tho contract for tho
sower main across tho flat whoro tho
S. P. la making a big fill to Ander
son nnd Klockora for ?390.1. Hugh
McLaln of Mnr8hflold, wna tho only
other bidder but ho was nbout $1700
higher than Anderson and Klockers.
Porters May Hid.
Membors of tho North Bond city
council nro hoping to got Portor
Brothers or somo of tholr associates
to bid on tho $70,000 worth of stroot
work which is to bo lot July 17. It
is understood tho matter has boon
taken up with them nnd a bid Is ex
pected from thorn. Owing to tho Por
ter peoplo having consldornblo equip
ment on tills ond for tho Southorn
Pacific work ,it was thought that tho
Icrgo amount of grading nnd filling
In North Bond could bo worked In
to advantage
Now York will spend $300,000,
000 for now subway systoms. Four
years from now the city will bo
oneratlncr GOO miles of single track
Jn service beneath tho city,
NEW EQUIPMENT
FOR RAILWAY
SOFFRAGETTE CONFESSES TO ARSON
Wife of English Physician
Gives Herself up and Says
Fires Were Lighted as Bea
cons of Women's Wrongs.
Illy AsmcUlpit PrfM to Coon Iliy TlmM.
MX'KHPOOU July 10 A drnmnt-
le confession of liicendlarlHtn was
mndu today by a woll known mili
tant BiifrriiKotte, Mrs. Kdlth IUgoy,
wiro or u physician at Preston, to n
policeman here. Sho waB re
manded for a more extended
hearing. Mra. Klgby declared
It was she who biBt Tuesdny burned
down tho country eBtato at Hlvlng
ton or Sir WHllnih Lover, causing
dnmngo estimated nt $100,000. Sho
rujinejcoiiresspiitt jioing. jno Jior1
NOTED AUTHOR
PASSES Air:
Aubrey Boucicault, Son of Dion
Boucicault, Succumbs to
Pneumonia Today.
tlly AmoiHIM l'rru to Cool IUjt Timet 1
MOW YOHK. July 10. Aubrey
liouclcnult, nutlinr nnd playwright,
nml Hon or the lute Dion Houclcmilt,
died today or pneumonia, aged 4
yours.
ARMSTRONG IS
CALLED TODAY
Portland Civil Service Commis
sioner to Tell Grand Jury
About Alleged Graft.
Illy A.o. lalcl err! to Con IUy Tlmti,
POItTLANI), Or., July 10. Civil
Service Coiuiiilssioiier A. P. Arm
strong will nppoar before tho grand
jury this afternoon to testify in the
probe. nw under way. or the charges
that tho civil service examinations
for plnces on police forco wero per
monted with graft during his admin
istration. ENDED TODAY
Retirement of Kuhn Brothers
of Pittsburg, Financial In
stitution Appeases.
tlly Aio,ltv I'rci to Coo nay TlmM.)
PITTSBimO, 3 illy 10. Tho rn
on tho Pittsburg Hunk for Savings
was not resumed today. Furthor re
signations of Kuhn Hiothors from nil
connection with tho Pittsburg finan
cial lntorosts was announced today.
Both men romoved themsolvos from
tho directorate of the Co'Jonlnl Trust
company or this city, and W. S.
Kuhn took llko notion with respect to
the board or tho Common wealth
Trust company.
Oil Tracts Subject to Entry
Under Homestead or Desert
Land Regulations.
XVASHINGTON, D. C, July 10.
By unanimous consent tho Senate to
day passed n bill making tho Oregon
lands withdrawn or classified ns oil
subjoct to entry under tho homestead
or desert land laws.
Tho Sonato today passed a bill to
no longer require continuous resi
dence on public lands ontered, whoro
insufficient water for domestic pur
poses exists. And also tho Borah
bill, authorizing specific Improve
ments on a homestead entry In lieu
of tho cultivation of a certain ncro
ago annunlly was passed.
KOTICI3.
OREGON UNO
LAW CHANGED
Rogular monthly meeting of tho
Chamber of Commerce will ho hold
Friday at 8 o'clock. Somo Impor
tant matters to come up. Tho pub
lic Is Invited.
Try Tho Times' "Want Ads.
potrnlor or an outrage nt the Liver
pool cotton exchange July 5, when n
bomb exploded but caused little dnm
ngo. Mrs. Klgby surrendered volun
tarily to tho polite. When arraigned
today, alio gloried In her achieve
ments, saying tlmt alio wanted Sir
XVIHIani Lever to consider whether
his Iioiibo wnfl more Milunble iib n
bIiow place than ns n beacon lighted
tor the King nml tho country to boo
women Buffering an Insupportable
grlcvnnce. Sho said, "I chose the
Liverpool cotton exchange bccniiBO
tho cotton Industry has been built
up largely by women's labor. Mer
chants are willing to get power nnd
wealth out of tho labor of women,
while tho women themselves are de
nied tho right to voto and cltlen-
hlilp
DROPS DEAD
AT
HIS OESK TODAY
J. Y. Coffman, Chehalis Phone
Magnate and Business Man,
Succumbs Suddenly.
nr A.(h Uiivt I'rrM lo I'iim IUy Tlino. J
CIIIOHALIS, WtSBh.. July 10. I.
Y. Coffman, owner or tho telephone
exchange ami prominent In husluoHS
circles tor ninny years, dropped dead
ut his desk t3day or heart disease.
President of Swarthmore Col
lege Given National Educa
tional Association Place.
tlly Awlilc-1 l'r. to Coo Day TIrim.
SALT LAKH, July lo. Joseph
Swnyne, president or Swnrthinoro
College, was elected president or the
Nrtlonnl Kducutlonnl AsHoclntlnu by
n iiuanlmnus vote hero today. Grace
M. Sheppard, State Superintendent
or Idnho schoilB, was re-electod
treasurer.
ES
AT PDRTL
First Trust Company Suspends
and State Begins Probe
Only Stockholders Lose.
Ily AuoditcJ 1'rfii lo Coot Day Tlnif.,1
PORTLAND, Or., July 10. The
First Trust Company of Portland
has closed Its doors with n view to
going Into Hquldntlon mid tho stnto
commissioner of corporations hns
nBked Attorney Gonernl Crawford to
take steps for tho appointment of n
receiver for tho compnny. Tho nctlon
of tho concorn followed tho refusnl of
corporation commissioner to Issue a
permit under tho now law regulat
ing tho trust company to do business.
The compnny was formed with nn
authorized cnpltnl of $500,000, but
reducod this to $20,000. Tho offi
cers sny no ono but tho stockholders
will lose anything.
TGIVE
FUELjOMPANY
Interstate Commerce Commis
sion Rules Against' Rio
Grande's Coal Operations
(Dy Auoclate4 Treia to moi nay Tlmea.
WASHINGTON. D. C, July 10.
Tho Interstate Commerco Commis
sion hold todny that tho Denver &
Rio Grande Railway's ownership of
tho Utah Fuel company nnd Its
competition commercially in tho In
terstate coal markets was In violation
of tho commodities clause of the in
terstate commorco law. Tho Depart
ment of Justice may take up the
case.
NOTIOR.
Regular monthly mooting of tho
Chamber of Commerce will bo held
Friday ovonlng at 8 o'clock. Somo
Important matters to come up. Tho
public is Invited,
S1YHE HEADS
TEACHERS NOW
MU
EXPECT TARIFF
BE PASSED
ROOSEVELT ON
JAP PROBLEM
Former President Says Ameri
can Public Will Not Permit
Naturalization.
tlly AmO'IMf.) l'rru lo Coo lly Tlmwi.l
TOKIO, July 10. A news ngoncy
hero says Viscount' Kentaro Kanokn
hns received a lottor rroin Theodore
itoosovelt expressing tho view that
American public opinion wltl not
permit the naturalization or .Japan
ese in tho United States, as It would
lead to a similar claim on tho part
of Chinese. Itoosovelt, according
to the newH ngoncy, promised to use
his efforts In a solution or tho Cal
ifornia alien land ownership situa
tion. KIOPI.Y TO JAPAN.
Scci-otiiry llryan Delays Answer to
Notes or Mlkuilo.
tlly AHorlatM I'rtm to Coo lly Tlmm.)
WASHINGTON, U. C, July 10.
After a oonferenco or it ii hour nnd
a quarter with tho Jnpanoso Am
bassador, Secretary or State Bryan
announced today that the dispatch
f his reply to tho two latest Jnp
toiono notes on the California anti
i.lleu land law might ho deferred
until next week. Hrynn boforo tho
conference, said ho expected to ninke
tho reply boforo tho end of tho
weok. No reason for tho change
was given.
JAP STATESMAN
PASSES AWAY
Count Hayashi Succumbs to
Operation Made Necessary
by Mob's Assault.
Ily AMOiatr.l Pn-M to Coo. Hay TIiiim
TOKIO, Jnpnn, July 10. Count
Tndasu Ilaynsbl, formoiiy minister
or foreign affnlrs and minister or
commtiiilcnttnns. died today from u
surgical operation mndo necessary
by tho Jluiikflhn nccldont. Ho had
been minister to China nml Russia
ami ambassador to lOnglnnd, In the
lntter post, ho brought about tho An
glo.Jnpnneso nllianco.
J
T
Colored Pugilist Says That He
ill Take up Residence in
France Out $30,000.
FUANC10 .MAY ALSO
OUST JOHNSON.
(By Associated Press.)
WASHING'ION, July 10.
Tho stato ofriclnls say Jack
Johnson may not rind rofugo in
Franco. Tho French authori
ties, oven without a formal np
peal from this Government,
may deport Johnson, ns Franco
Is understood to havo law pro
hibiting tho Immigration of a
IliuiDUM luutiuiuu ui a uiiiiiu iu
his own country.
(Dy AuocltteJ I'rt'" to Coot Day Tlmea.)
HAVRE. France, July 10. Jack
Johnson tho negro pugilist, arrived
hero today on board the Corinthian
and Immediately after landing an
nounced his intontlon never to re
turn to tho United States. Ho Bald
that he would tako up his resldenco
In Paris.
TO FOltFIOIT BAIL.
Government XX'HI Tnke Stops to Col
lect $.10,000.
(Dy Aiioclat4 Treat lo Coot Day Tlmea
XX'ASHINGTON, D. C, July 10.
The Department of Justice expressed
no regret over-Jack Jolmson'B an
nouncement that ho would not re
turn to tho United States. No offort
v. Ill be mado to oxtradlto him, but
the usual procedure to forfeit his
$30,000 ball will be taken.
Llbby COAL. Tho kind YOU have
.rll'Ae l'CI.Ml Phnno "7K Dnnlflr.
Livery and Transfer Company.
N
W
BILL WILL
BY SEPTEMBER I
Democratic Majority Plans to
Rush Measure Through Sen
ate Without Delays.
MEASURE NEARLY
READY FOR DEBATE
Senator Stone Says Currency
Legislation Will Have to go
Over Until Next Fall.
iny AaioclaUil frcti to Cooi Day Tlmea.
WASHINGTON. 1). C, July 10.
Chairman Simmons hns called a
meeting of tho finniicc cnmmlttco rot
tomorrow with tho Intention or re
porting tho tariff bill to the Sonntl
tomorrow afternoon. Republtcnt
members probably will not attempt
ilny delay. The Democrats purpost
to begin the debate Monday and keep
tho bill continuously boforo tho Sen
ate until It Ih passed. Republican
leadorH agree thnt this probably will
bo before September t. Senator
Stone predicted today that thoro
would bo no currency legislation un
til the winter session.
ROAD MASTER
P. M .Hall-Lewis Selected by
Commissioners Will Have
Supervision of Highways.
(Speclnl to tho Times)
COQUILLH, Or.. July 10. Tho
Coos county commissioners yoBtordny
appointed P. M. Ilall-Lowls, formerly
or MniHhriold but until recently city
engineer or Coqulllc, special county
rnadniastor. Ho Ik nliowod n snlnry
or $100 por month nnd expenses Mr
tho rirst throe mouths and will later
proliably bo nliowod n greater salary.
This Is the first step of the Coos
county conimlHslonorH toward .tho
adoption of n more uniform road sys
tem. They find thnt they aro great
ly hampered by tho oxlstlng road
laws, tho small district system lidd
ing ut lenst 'iT por cent to the cost of
tho rond work.
Tho Idoa or nnpolntlng Hnll Lowia
county rond muster Is to ellmlunto
part or this. All or tho district su
pervisors w he directly under him,
nnd ho will ropresent the countv com
missioners, looking after tho details
or tho work and seeing tlmt It Is dono
properly. Ho will nlso propnro plans
nnd specifications for tho construc
tion of now ronds.
Next Momlny, ho and tho throo
county coninilhsloners, Judgo Hnll,
Mr. Armstrong nnd .Mr. Dement will
stnrt on n tour of Inspection nnd will
lslt most of tho ronds In tho coun
ty. Coos county hns about 900
miles or road. In onch district, tho
district supervisor will go over tho
roans witn tliom.
In enso Mr. Hall Lewis rinds tho
district supervisors recalcitrant, ho
will roport them to tho county com
missioners who nro empowered to
oust tliom from ofrieo.
County Rond Work.
Tho commlsslonorfl npproved tho
now rond from North Bond to 13m
plro. It will cost between $12,000
to $14,000. Tlio work Is to bo
Btnrtod nt onco but It Is hnrdly Ilko
ly thnt thoy will bo ablo to moro thnn
clear it this year. Noxt yoar, tho
North Bend road district Is to lovy
tho limit to rniso funds to hnrd aur
faco tho road.
Tho Honry street brldgo contract
in Coqulllo was awarded to Mr. 131
lingson nnd will total nbout $2400.
Tho Cooper Hill dnmngo caso was
taken under consideration and tho
commissioners will Inspect It.
Tho drnlnngo district appeal of B.
F. Wyatt nnd others near Myrtlo
Point was also roforred for porsonnl
Inspection.
Work on Canyon.
Tho county commissioners will
soon award a contract for Improving
tho Myrtle Polnt-Rosebiirg road.
Thoy probably will start nt tho Doug
Ins county lino nnd work; towards
Myrtlo Point. Tho county planned
to oxpond nbout $10,000 of tho gen
eral fund nnd $5000 raised by spe
cial lovy on this road but. tho latter
has boon hold up. However, tho com
missioners will go nhond with )t.
Tho rock road Is costing much less
this yenr than formerly, tho bjg trac
tion englno delivering rock Jn 12
yard loads at a cost of about 50
cents por yard, while hitherto by
team haul It cost nbout $1.50 per
yard,
ROOSI0VI0LTS IN AU.TOS.
Lcnvo Doming, N. 31., on Overland
Trip Todny.
Iljr Aaaoclatril Treat to Coot Day Timet.
DI3MING, Now Mexico. July 10.
Theodore Roosevelt nnd two sons
left for Silver City In autos this
morning.
Havo your Job prlntlug dono t
The Times office,