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MARSHFIELD. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1913 EVENING EDITION SIX PAGES.
4 Consolidation of Times, Count ."Mall
and Coos Dny Advertiser.
No. 2
ERVENTIDN IN MEXICO IS
PROPOSED IN CONGRESS TODAY
iscntative Murray, of
iimmn Introduces Set
Sensational Resolutions
ANDS PEACE BE
RESTORED IN $u UATb
icnt Huerta is Denounced
is usurpnuj muictuuui
and Murderer.
AisalatM I'nta lo foot nar Tlmea. J
3IIINHT0N. I). C .Tilly 22.
iciitatlvo Win. II. ."Murray or
Diiin. Introduced n set or roso-
toilay In which up invites mo
In concur. directing iniorvon
Mixlco If order nnd pence nro
stored wlllilii :i "nys nner
t!ii vutiiii Ibsuch it proeinnin-
tlint effect. Murray's rosom
. . Li..... tia. .I..
HlimiClCIT.CH I'lcniui'in mnim
amirplng innrniidcr. n tiincic
ii murderer whoso recline Is
Id on tienclipry, duplicity nnd
STVRIRS SITUATION.
Mil Wilson Denies Himself to
pis to Consider Oiiosflnn.
A ':li I I'' I" '"" II V Time I
3IIIXC.T0X I). (' . .Inly 22.--
fegiilar ciililiiet mooting Hinted
Sn witii not iii'in nornuso m
moment 11 wuh uiscovoroti
f i lie secretaries were out of
IPiesldciii Wilson denlPil lilin-
cnller.' nnd remained In his
Itnltlug up Htnte depnrtnicnt
lof I lie Mexican Hit tint ion ami
Sri n t; the proposed Nlenrngunn
CONTINUE EIGHT
ON PARCEL POST
Senate Committee Issue Sum
mons to Postmaster Gen
eral Because of Order.
Iltjr AMndaliM I'itm to Cnna llnr Tlmea J
WASHINGTON, 1). C, July 22.
PoHtiniiHlpr (lunornl Burleson whs
Biinitnoned to anneiir before tint Ken.
nlu coininllleo to explain by what au
thority ho proposes to reduce tlio par
cel post ml oh. Tlio hi nous Ih bo-
lleveil to he tlio beginning of a fight
to prevent tlio cxteiiHlon of the pur
col poHt HyHtotn n h pioposod In iiIiiiih
recently iiiiiioiinceii.
40 GiRLS LOSE LIVESINFACTORYFIRE THIRTY-FIVE COOMB) ALIVE
New York Overall Factory
Burns With Awful Loss of
Life Fire Escapes Flame
Swept. t Ily Axoilalril I'riM to Cooa liar Tlmea.
RINOHAMPTON, N. Y., July 33.
More thnn 10 girls lost their lives In
n flro which destroyed the I. Free
man overall factory here this after-
noon. The flro completely destroyed
the building In 20 minutes. A hun
dred nnd twenty-five girls were In
tho factory when tho flro wns discov
ered. Twelve were taken to tho Iiob
pitnl badly injured. There wore heart
rending scones when several girls
clinging to the fire escapes wcro
swept by sheetH of flnmo or jumped
from tho fartory windows. Two
bodies were seen lying in Division
Btrcot cut completely In two. Oth
ers enn be seen in tlio ruins.
WHEN ISO FARM HOUSE BURNS
WILL
AVS FRIENDLY MOVE.
kit be Curly to Aiill-AiiK'i'lcaii
litluoak In Old Mexico.
uiixlttrl Vrrtt lo Coot imjt Tlmea.i
IlCO CITY. July aa. lapnn,
it h Charge d AffaitH hero,
formed the lliierln govern-
Riat It- will not sanction nny
trillion on the part of tho
administration which might
SEXDS HATTLESIIIPS.
1LHALL IN
IN ILLINOIS CASE
lobbyist tklls now iiopkixs
WAS BEATEN in I.OHIMEH i
tiik campaign for elkctiox
as cxiter status sexator
from illinois.
Illr AwocUIp.1 I'riM In Inn, Hay Time)
Washington, i). a. July aa.
February I, lliilli, In n letter to
Scliwodtmau, Mulhall got Into Illi
nois politics and brought In former
Senator HopkliiH, who was defeated
for re-election by Win. Lot-liner. Mul-
nau wrote or tlio Senatorial deadlock
at Springfield: "Wo are spreading
..r nn null. iiioiIimiii nlmrni.. '"" "" " '"" l IICCIMIIll III
of an nutl-Anioilinn chnrnr-)l(, (.0,0,0 ) ,Hl(p ,,y ,,,,,,.
HUH iii I no con volition nt Chicago Inst
Juno, wherein ho was extremely un
fair to uiauuractiirerH' Intercuts In
rofiiHing them a hearing before tho
com in It Ice on rosolutloiiH mid pack
ing that committee In fin or of tlio
(ompoi-H crowd, ho has In a largo
uieiiHuro brought this fight on his
own HliouldorH."
HORRY TARIFF
There Will be Little Talk From
Democrats on the Much
Mooted Question.
tlljr Aforate,l Preia In "tnoa Ilajr Tlmea 7
wasiiinoton, i). c. July 33.
Senuto Democrats doclnred todny Hint
few Hpeeches would come from Hint
sldo of tlio clinmber. "We nro not go
ing to take up time debating this bill"
bald Chairman Simmons of tho fi
nance committee, "if tho bill proves
not to be for tho benefit of the coun
try it will demonstrate our Ideas of
tlio tariff are wrong. If It proves to
bo well for tho country, It will dom
oustrato the opposition Is wrong.
That Is all there Is to this proposition."
I0W
ITS THE JOB
WORKING AT TCXXKIi.
A force of nbout SO arc working nt
tho railroad tunnel between South
Slough and Maplo Creek.
Preparations are being made to
Htart a crow to working from tho oth
er end nnd rush operations both
ways.-. Klorenco West.
tin to (iiinid American Inter-
cslr. at Tiixlnimii.
o.UIrl I'li-ea lo Cooa liar TIiiim.
HINUTOX. I). C. July 22.
nttlcHlilp Louisiana, which
Iroin Vera Cruz undor rush
linn arrived nt Tiixlnpnn,
Eeit nierlniiH whoso lives
perly are endangered by tho
iiiiween llio rodera s and
3iil:ilH,
(i KltNOII XAMIIIl.
of
iriiins fur lleocctipatliin
mil pie Willi Troops.
"" i t, in;i 10 iooi nay i unm.
TXTIXOPI.K. .Tulv " In
lion of (hit rcnrcmmtlon of
B'lo b the Turkish troons.
dll llev. former minister
Intel lor. !kih been aiinolnted
of tlinr city and left to-
is.mino his post.
.Illlv aa. Tnrklnli trnniiB
Ifter reconnollorlng tho Dul-
wmnn nt Adrlnnoplo.
B THROWN
N PATERSON
I'l'i SCIIXK OK I. V. W.
:. wih:cki:d nv hxpixj.
IJAULY TODAY IIKAVY
H W1IOUGHT.
Ite4 Prnt to cooa Oar Tlmea.l
sox, x. j., July aa.-An
i Of llOIIlIm nnrtlnlK. ...i,
telvotla silk mills oarly to
IIO lOSIlltlnn- !. .
Ln.i .r?(ls ot workers, who
J. . .r" on 8tlko, from
. l" 8""eota. Great
t(18 llono tn thn nin.lilno.i.
K f!ttlnBs of tho factory.
t-. I . . uroKon nnd ono
hn. i w ,'"' Tll '"IH wns
lies. "
STIMt AT GAUniXRH.
rcsJer Groves of IT. S. In-
tu)nDf r;; Ju,y 22,-Slnco
lTJnr the 8lBlttw forest
'hi?uthwc,8tori Oregon, no
been received nt tho offices
.iff ?n v i from 1Ionry s.
Itv nt A .. ""o iiuro in
i-imi- Ga"1 nor 'nspeetlng
l? .hJf 'ay bo avail-
pocter.nr.PnOSi,
i nnvt ... , "- " ixiuiHH
! IU"M WopT.- !,.. i. .
havo 1,1. ; " r " ", j rou-
I nf M?"b.m to tho de-
WaShh,crn,ner,or and srl-
..,
I lljr Amik Ulrl I'riM In Cmia liar Tlmna )
WASHINGTON, I). C, July aa.
Attorneys for tho National Associa
tion of MiiiuifiictuierH may not ho
permitted to cross examine Martin
.Mulhall, tho sclf-ionfcHHod lobbyist,
before tho Souulo Investigation com
mittee. When Attorney Hubert Mc
Curtor, for the innnufncturerH, sug
gested today the cross examination
of Mulhall on Ids story that former
Itopresontntlvi) James K. Watson of
Indiana had been paid a retainer of
$ri00 dolliiiH and a weekly salary of
ia.pt0 to work for tho passago of tho
tnrirf coniiulssloii bill, wltli a prom
Iso or nn additional $10,000 If tho
bill waH surcoHsful, Senator Heed,
tho committee's leading questioner,
declared himself against cross exam
ination, but proposed Hint queHtloiw
bo submitted to the committee. Tho
point was not finally decided. Mill
hall sworo today that ho drow $.'00
from a Daltlinoro bank to bo paid to
Watson.
M
MUIiHAIiIi MISTAKHX.
(o
Corrects Statement In llcforonco
Congrcssnuiii Watson.
(nr AuoclaieJ rrraa to Cooa liar Tlmea.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. July 23.
Mulhall corrected his testimony con
cerning tho employment of former
Hoprosontatlvo Wntson of Indiana to
lobby for tlio tariff commission, IIo
enld ho was mistaken In his testimo
ny nnd Hint Watson was not em
ployed until ho rotlrod from Con
gross, DKSTHOV TOLSTOI WOItKS.
C.ar Orders Unorthodnv Writings
of Iiato Author Iluriied.
(Dr Atioclale4 Trtai lo Cooa Ila Tlmea.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 22. Em
peror Nicholas has ppproved of tho
decision of tho Holy Synod to de
stroy threo posthumous works of
Count Leo Tolstoi, on tho ground
tnat thoy nro unorthodox. Thoy
nro comments on tho Old Testament,
and protests of Count Tolstoi's rel
atives against such an action havo
boon unavailing.
NEGRO HAS HARD HEAD
Strikes
on
Kails Two Stories mid
Cranium lint Isn't Stunned.
PORTLAND, Oro., July 23. At
Good Samaritan Hospital thoy sny
Hint Samuel Hicks, living nt tho Trin
ity Apnrtments, hns tho hardest skull
In Portland. Hicks is n negro nged
33 yenrs. Ho wns washing windows
at tho Trinity Apartments, on Trin
ity Place, and was working without
tho window washer's harness provid
ed by law. .Ho foil from a second
story window, landing squaroly on
eidownlk. Supposed to linvo ben fa
tally hurt, Hicks wns rushed to Good
Samaritan, where an examination dis
closed that the Injury amounted to
nothing moro serious than a monster
lump. Hicks wasn't oven stunned.
KILLS DORSE
Abncr Tribbey Runs Into Ani
mal Beiiuj Lead Behind
A. Hansen's Auto.
Lust evening. Aimer Tribbey on his
motorcyclo collided with n horse be
longing to A. Hniisen. tho drayman,
mid Injured tho animal so that It had
to bo Hhot. Tlio motorcyclo wns und
ly Hinnshed up but Tribbey oscuped
serioiiH Injury.
Guy Torroy wns leading tho nnlninl
behind Mr. Ilnuson's motor truck.
Thoy wcro coining along nonr Fourth
and Elrod when Tribbey rounded tho
cornor.
Thoy claim that Trlbboy whb speed
ing on his motorcyclo nnd did not
linvo control. Tribbey clnlms ho wns
running only nbout eight miles per
hour, It Is snld.
At nny rnto, tho motorcyclo toro
n horriblo wound in tho horso mid It
hnd to bo shot.
California "White Slave"
Case Continues to Cause
Trouble.
(lljr ,nv"t.ltCNl l'rrn In ('una Hay Tlmea.
WASHINGTON, D. C. July 33.
Thomas E. Hayden of San Francisco,
iiBsoclnto council for the government
In the Diggs-Cmulnetti white slave
enso. ngnlnst whom vigorous protestB
recently wore mnde todny tendered
his resignation to Attorney General
McRoynoldB.
W
Misses Rita and Carrie Lee, of
Portland, Victims of Canoe
Companions Escape.
Ilr Aaaoclatri Vtfrt lo Cooa liar Tlmaa.
PORTLAND, Or., July 33. Rita
Leo, nged 3 1, nnd Cnrrlo Leo, nged
3G, sisters, cashiers In local grills,
wore drowned at 1:30 o'clock this
morning while returning In a cauoo
from a pleasure resort on tho Wll
lametto River south of tho city. Ar
thur Hergt nnd Alfred .Mitchell,
waiters, who were In tho canoo with
tho women when it capsized, clung
to the boat and wore picked up.
CASE IX CONGRESS.
Republicans Want mi Opportunity to
Discuss It.
(Ilr AMOilatM I'trta lo Cooa liar Tlmea
WASHINGTON. I). C. July 33.
In nn effort to force the llouso Dem
ocrats to allow Republicans mi op
portunity to dlseuHB the Dlggs-Ca-iniuotti
white slave case at San Fran
cisco, Republican Leader Munn began
today a filibuster against nil busi
ness in the House, and nn the first
move caused nn hour's delay In tlio
r.pprovnl of the Journal of Friday's
meeting.
II
T
IS
BADLY HURT
Fred C. Stone, From Near Eu
gene, Possibly Fatally In
jured at Lighthouse.
Fred C. Stono, n workmnn employ
ed In remodelling tho Cnpo Arngo
lighthouse, foil off a scnffold today
and unstained a fractured skull,
broken nose and chin and other In
juries which mny prove fatal. He wns
unconscious whon picked up.
Stono was employed with tho
force of men now remodelling and
Improving tho lighthouse. Just what
caused him to fall from tho bridge
or scaffold Is not certain.
Ho struck on tho (ocku beneath
which inflicted the Injuries.
Stono recently camo hero from Eu
geno nnd his wife is now In or near
Eugene.
BIG CONTRACTOR
IS STRICKEN
Nelson Bennett, Prominent
Tacoma Business Man and
Banker Near Death.
Dr Aaaoclalcl 1'rria lo Cooa liar Tlmra.y
TACOMA, July 33. Nelson Ben
nett, n widely known contractor and
bunker, wns stricken last night with
paralysis nt his homo In tills city mid
Is not expected to survlvo tho day.
IIo wns a prominent contractor In tlio
early days of Montnna. built tho
Stnmpedo tunnel of tho Northorn Pa
cific railroad through tho Cascade I
mountains, nnd hnd recently complet
ed tho Point Deflunco tunnel for tho
Northern Pnclflc nt Tncomn.
Negro Prisoners Victims of
Holocaust Near Jackson,
Miss., Early Today.
RESCUERS DRIVEN
BACK BY FLAMES
Blacks Unable to Release
Themselves and Cell Be
comes Charnel House.
Pr AMorlateit rrraa lo Cooa Bar 'limea.J
JACKSON, Miss., July 33. Trap
ped by flumes In the second floor
of nn nntlnunted convict cage, 35
negro prisoners wero burned to
donth nt tho Onkley convict farm,
30 miles from here, Inst night.
The flnmoH rnpldly ato nwny tho
only stairway lending to tlio second
floor. The prisoners toro nt tho
heavy bars on tho Jnll windows to no
nvnll. The flames drovo back tho
members of the rescue parly each
time thoy attempted to liberate tho
negroes, who ono by ono foil buck
into tlic flumes mid perished.
Tho building wns constructed ton
years ngo of lumber taken from a
discarded penltontlnry. There wns
no flro fighting apparatus nt tho
farm mid tho first floor of tho build
ing was filled with Inflammable ma
terial. The convicts nil wero worked In
(lie cotton fields of the state farm
and were housed for tho night In a
cage, Among them wore some dos
perato criminals serving long sentences.
RICH FIND ON
UMPQUA BEACH
.MOUNTAIN CLI.MIIER KILLED.
of
BASEBALLISCOR
E
New Series Opens Today With
Portland Playing at Sacra
mentoOther Games. '
,.
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS.
Won Lost P.O.
Portland B4 -16 .040
Snn Frnnclsco ...53 57 .482
Vonlco 53 50 .486
Los Angeles ....55 52 .514
Sacrnmonto 52 49 .515
Oakland 52 57 .477
PORTLAND, Or., Culy 23. Yes
terday was moving day In tho Coast
League and a now series opens today,
Portland going away from homo for a
fow sorles, Portland hns a good
hold on first place with Los Angeles
dropped down to third. Tho tennis
aro playing as follows this week:
Portland at Sacramento,
San Francisco nt Los Angeles.
Venico nt Oakland.
THREATEN RECALL
OX HARRY WIXKLER
It was roported today that a
number of Marshllold men wore
threatening to recall Council
man Harry Wlnkier as a result
of his Inflammatory speech In
tho City Council last evening,
denouncing any nnd everyone
who tolornted tho recont de
portation from Marshfleld.
Mayor Straw Is said to bo es
pecially Irate over Winkler's
remarks.
W
Coos Bay Young Woman Vis
its Vatican at Rome and is
Received by Pope Pius.
Miss Mario T. Moloney, principal of
the grades of tho South Marshfleld
school, Is having n delightful tour of
Italy, according to lotterB Just re
ceived from her. In her Inst lotter
from Rome, she speaks of an audi
ence with Pope PIub. It was the first
audlonco tho Pontiff had granted to
women in many months owing to his
long illness. The first one a day or
two previous was granted to men and
tho second ono she attended. Sho
also attended Mass In St. Peter's, the
world renowned cathedral, on Sun
day, July C, Tho weather hns been
exceptionally cool for this season of
tho year In Southern Italy, making
traveling and sightseeing much moro
delightful than It would ordinarily
bo in tho summer months there.
L C. Itlsbop Prominent Cltlen
Vancouver, .Meets Death on
.Mountain Side.
(Mr Aaaoilalcl I'reta la Cooa liar Time..
RELLINGHAM. Wash.. July 33.
J. C. Bishop, founder mid honorary
President of the British Columbia
Mountaineers Club of Vancouver, II.
C foil Into a blind crevice on tlio
northern slopo of Mount linker Into
yesterday nftornoon mid wuh killed
Instantly. In company with C. C.
Wright, a mountain ciildo. of Gla
cier, he ascended tho mountain from
the snow Hue for tho purposo of tak
ing photographs nnd was returning
to enmp when tho nccldont occurred.
Tho body whb found nt tho bottom of
tho 70 foot crovlco.
S
W
L BE IDLE
SUFFRAGETTES IIURX MAXSIOX.
English Militants Fire Country
House Want I'anliliurst Released.
(Dr Associated Prcia to Cooa Gar Tlmea.
LONDON, July 22. Militant suf
frngotto arson squads early today
sot flro to a largo unoccupied man
sion at Perry Bar, near Birmingham,
and burned It to tho ground. Plac
ards woro posted In tho vicinity
bearing tho words: "ABquIth Is to
ulaino. Release Mrs. Pankhurst."
FRESH SHIPMENT of Foster &
Orear's enndy juat received on tho
"Nnnn Smith." SEE OUR WINDOW.
LEWIS'.
LOW PRICES OFFERED IIY JOIN
HERS CAUSE COQUILLE AND SI
USLAW OANNERYMEN TO KEEP
PLANTS CLOSED THIS YEAR.
FLORENCE, Or., July 22. Wm.
Kylo states that they do not expect
to operate tho cannery nt Floronco
this fall. Ho said ho would ltko to
run the cannery if they can como
out oven at the end of tho season,
but that they can not do this nt pres
ent prices. However, later reports
may bo more favorablo and if bo tho
cannory may bo oporated.
J. L, Sanborn, tho local represen
tative of W. E. Tnllent Co., stnted
recently that ho did not expect his
company will run the Hurd cannory
this year though they havo It leased.
S. P. STOPS WORK.
Construction on Williiuietto Valley
Electric Will Cense August 1.
SALEM, Or.. July 22. According
to statements emanating from nn au
thentic sourco hero, all railroad con
struction work by tho Portland, Eu
gene & Eastern Railroad company In
tho WUIaniotto Valley Is likely to bo
suspended August 1, because of tho
failure of the company to receive nn
appropriation of $3,000,000 to com
plete work mapped out, nnd, If It Is
suspended, It is problematical when
It will be resumed.
The reason assigned for the failure
of the company to obtain this appro
priation Is litigation Involving tho
Southern Pacific company In Califor
nia, Recently this company applied
to the California Railroad Commis
sion for permission to Issuo $30,000,
000 of bonds.
STOP tho HIGH COST of living by
TRADING with HAINES.
Frank Blackerby Thinks He
Has 85 Pounds of Amber
gris Worth $500 a Pound
Frank Blnckorbv. until rnenntlv
n member or the Ilfo snvlng crow
at tho Unipciun Llfo Saving Station,
todny brought to Marshlleld from
Gnrdinor 85 pounds of what ho nnd
others hollevo to bo nmborgrls. This
Is Bald- lo bo worth nnywhero from
$.-.00 to $1000 per pound.
IIo Is now endenvorlng to estab
lish for certain wbethor or nor It Is
uniborgrls. Ho sent soino to David
Starr Jordan, of Cnllfornln, who
snld ho thought that It was tho real
thing, but that n Biiinplo would havo
to bo sent to Franco to estnbllsh
It for cortnln. Mr. Illnckorby nlso
Bont sumo to vnrlous chemists, but
hns not rocoived replies from thorn
yet.
Ho found tho chunk whllo pntrol
ng tno beach, It washing up In tho
breniters. F. E. Myers Is nlso ln-
ii-iuBieo in mo mid.
AmborgrlB, llko tho nttnr of roses,
Is most rnro nnd vnlunblo for por
lumo. It is supposed to orlglnnto
In tho stoninch of tho sperm whnlo
nnd to bo t.irown off by thnt nnlmnl
whon It reaches enkes wolghlng
from CO to 200 pounds. It Is us
ually found In tho Indian Ocean.
Mr. Myors Is horo with Mr. Black
erby nnd thoy nro guarding tho val
uable lump vory cnrofully nnd If It
proves to bo the renl thing thoy will
probnbly got from $50,000 to $100.
000 for It.
Mr. Myors Bays Hint ninny yonrs
ngo Bomo Japnneso found a chunk
of it nlong tho Columbia Jtivor nnd
woro using it for cooking purposes
nnd hnd used up most of It boforo
a mnn who recognized It enmo nlong
nnd bought It for n song.
COOS HAY DREDGE DELAYED
Col. P. S. Mlrhlo Will R Turned
over to Engineers In September.
A Portland pnpor snys: Lnto estl
mntes mndo on tho percentngo of
work completed on tho now Govern
ment dredgo Col. P. s. Mlchlo, which
Is undor wny nt Seattle, Indlcato that
she will not bo available for operation
on tho Coos Bay bnr until early In
Soptomber. Undor tho torms of tho
contract tho digger should havo boon
turned over to tho Govornmont July
10, but thoro wero delays mot with
becauso provision bad not boon mndo
nt Washington for funds with which
to press tho undertaking, whllo tho
contractors nlso woro hampered
through failure of moterlal to nrrlvo
on tlmo.
Mnjor Morrow, Corps of Engin
eers, U. S. A., who has charge of tho
building, left for Senttlo yesterday
to Inspect work undor way. Ho has
mado frequent Journeys to tho scono
nnd for a tlmo It was belloved fully
that tho Coos Bay bar project would
bo undor wny this Summer, but tho
detention mny forestall tho Mlchlo
mnking tho best showing until next
Bonson. Mennwhllo tho Coos Bny In
terests nro going nhead with tho Im
provements of tho channel from tho
bar to Mnrshfleld.
Tnko a box of FOSTER
OREAU'S FANCY RON RONS with
you TONIGHT. LEWIS'.