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HE ffUOW WHO CAN LIE WITH A STRAIGHT FACE IS GENERALLY CROOKED rnST ARTICLES NOW IS YOUR TIME. ,,os, ....ml through Times want A small ml In The Times want column may liHtiir you results Tin mediately. Try one. nc)M, tiicnil Use Hieml Ttu'y i MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1913 EVENING EDITION SIX PAGES. L XXXVII- v, The Coast Mail. k Ooatolldatlon of Times, Const Mnll and Coos Day Advertiser. No. 20 d. FRANCISCO WHITE SLAVE CASE REACHES CRISIS TODAY Brciia Warrington, One of firls in Noted Hearing, Will Take witness ouwu. IN M'NABB CALLED ll . .. , it-i r-rr A I on AS WIIpjcoo HLOU Iief of Police of Reno, Nev., ells of Arrest of Two Men and Uins mere. Br AoclleJ rr In eiion tJjr Tlmee.) jAX FHANCISCO. Auk. 12. If ,.m examination of minor wlU ta does not consume too much letlic Government expects to rench L crisis of tin- rase against .iaury Lc nn trial charged with violation Flhc Maim white slave net Into to- when Marsha Warrington was Imkn stand, .lolui MeNnb, whoso llpiiatJon from the olllee of Feder- rllstrlct Attorney became n nntion Incideiit, took the slnnd n few tatitca bcfuro the noon ndjotirn- in Identify an exhlhlt. Dmlce Van Fleet today reiterated It mi evidence Intended to show other the girls wont to Uono Kind er unwilling, or whether they stuy- Ithcro happily or in fear would ho jnlttcd. Such testimony Is Iminn Hnl, lie held, and would not ho ul- icil. Auo'hIM Pith In Con. Itujr Times. BAN' HIIANCISCO, Aug. 12. In l Dlggs white slave trial todny, J. llllllioime, Chief of Pollro of no. testified to tho arrest of ips, Camlnettl and tho two girls I the Cheney street bungalow on morning of .March I I. Tho Iff and his posses tried tho front br and cot no answer. After sing the door hell for somo timo answered It' clad In his undor- tt. trousers and slliiners. 'Ynn'ro .Mr. DIkks, aren't you?" Chief naked. 'Xo, I'm Knrloth," was tho nns r. 'I think yon aio Diggs, and are wanted In Sneramento for ll'hiB." I'AII right, there's no uso In my pintlng to deny It." During this conversation tho testified .Marsha Warrington ' In tho south hedroom nnd Cnm- R ami Lola Xorrls wore In tho ltd liedrooin. Camlnettl was In M tho same stage of undress! IDIkks. Tho girls' hair wns down their dresses were not whnllv Itoned. BANDON Body Washed up on Beach There Supposed Sailor or Fisherman Lost on Bar. Coroner Fred Wilson received word from IVanilon today that the body of nn unknown man had boon washed up on tho Ilaudon beach. It waH stated that tho body waB sup posed to be that of a man from Um pire who was lost when n small launch wna capsized on tho Haudon beach a mouth or so ago. .Mr. Wilson had .Justice or tho Peace Wado nt Rnudnn take charge of tho Investigation. Tho body was pretty badly dluligurcd. PLAN TO FILL SENATE SEAT Congressman Clayton or John Knox Will be Named for Johnstone's Place. IMjr Associated Prces to Coot liar Timet. MONTGOMERY, Ala.. Aug. 12. Either CoiiKressman Henry Clayton or John Knox of Aunlstou will he named Into today as United .States .Senator from Alabama to 111) tho vnenncy caused by the death of Sen ator .lobustouo, according to tho latest seml-olllcial information. Enrll er In tho day tho Coventor said ho had not reached n decision. ID MULLAH ON WARPATH ousands of Dervishes Join ew uprising in Arabia and Attack British. AlMcUtt.1 p. r. t... llll'v. ia timer Arabia, Auk. 12, Official plthcs today announced that tho llol w... ... ..... p- iips oi mo uritlsh natlvo PPs had been ambnslm,! t.v n N of 2000 Dervishes near Burao. r """"a Kiiiod nnd wounded in r two "ora nnd about Blxty any thousand followers of Mullah are on tho warpath. Ml'IM) AT ItANDO.V. he Standard Oil people Bubmltted I tlmlna L 7 7 10 seeiIro a right to r o on.Ro house on a certain , . nooumnn Addition on the "u .or mo storage of oils, but the Coinw.ii the means and ways that 1 I,roP8oa to handle ibuiu . "' 11,80 the kJnd n til ey to erect. nr conslderatlon.-nandon Re- k viuAVJ" 8 ''"lira connecting HtePhnn.T Xl T,IK OWU" 6 ChaJler Hotel. FAIIB U. CALIi I'OIC HANKS. (Ilr Aamrltts.l rrr.i In c-voa Mar Times.) WASIIINC.TOX, I). C, Aug. 12. Tho Comptroller of Currency today Issued a call for a statement of tho condition of National banks nt tho close of business Saturday August 9th. JAPAN BALKS DIAZ MISSION Will Not Receive Envoy From Huerta Government Must Come as Private Citizen. Iljr Auoclaled rrcaa to Cooa Har Times. TOKIO, Aug. 12. Tho .Tnpnneso government Intimated todny to tho Mexican government that It would not receive Goneral Felix Diaz ns a special envoy to Japan to express tho thanks of Mexico for Japanese participation In tho Mexican con tonnlal. It Is declared It would ro celvo Diaz only ns a prlvnto Individ ual. Tho Diaz party Is now at Van couver, planning to snll Wednesdny noon. IHAZ WllL (JO KcfiiHMl of Japan to lteceivo Diaz as Huerta Kmoy Does Not Htop Him. ID Aaaoclatm Preaa la Cooa Da 7 Timet. VANCOUVER, B. C, Aug. 12. "This is news to me. Unless I re ceive Instructions from Mexico City to tho contrary, I shall 'not change my plans for 'visiting Jnpam" said General Felix Diaz when shown tho Associated Press dispatch from Tok lo today. Tho Envoy, who spoko through nn Intorprotor was evident ly surprised at tho contents of tho press cablegram, General Diaz arrived hero last night front Seattlo and Is planning to sail tomorrow on tho Empress of Russia for Japan. After dinner Inst night General Dlnz dovoted hnlf nn hour dictating answers lo a scoro of toloBramo and cables that awaltod htm.' After breakfast this morning RAINS EXCEP T WHERE MQS T Relief From Intense Heat in Many Sections But Corn Belt Fails to Get Much Needed Moisture. Wr Associated IVfit to Coot Da, Tlmn. WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 12. A general rain that brought a mn terlnl drop In temperature, Is sweep ing over practically the entire coun try today east of the Rocky Moun tains, except the great Middle West corn belt, where It is most needed. In the region including Texas, Ok lahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Southern Illlonls and part of Arkan sas, where there have been no rains for scvoral weeks, the corn crop Is practically burning up and the weather bureau ofllcinls sco no im mediate prospect for relief. CASTRO LOSES MINE STRIKE IN VENEZUELA Deposed President's Rebellion Defeated by Government Troops Leader Taken. t Hy AMOflatc.l PriM to Coon Ilajr Tli.1 WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 12. Tho uprising led by Clprlano Castro In Venezuela is ofllcinlly reported by American Consul Voctter at Cnr acas ns a failure. Ho confirms tho reports that Torres and his officers, who headed the revolution iu the eastern pnrt of tho country, have been captured. TROUBLE I. W. W. BLAMED HEATHS Mayor of Nanaimo, B. C. Asks Provincial Officers to Main . tain Peace' There. n? Aanoclatcil Titm lo Cooa liar Timet. NANAIMO. H. C, Aug. 12. On account of tho rioting yotscrday by tho. striking coal miners, Mayor Slinw has appealed to tho Attorney Goneral of British Columbia to en foico the laws, tho city having only eight policemen. Tho miners have necn on strike since tho first of Mnyi Coroner's Jury Returns Ver dict in California Hop Pickers' Case. MARYSVII.LE, Cal., Aug. 12. "Wo, tho jury, find that Edward T. Muuwell came to his death August :i, at tho Durst, hop' yards near Wheatland, from a gunshot wound inflicted by a gun In tho hands of rioters Incited to murderous angW by I. W. W. leaders nnd agitators. "Wo, thoreforo, recommend that tho Yubn County officials do nil In their power to capture one Blncklo Ford, and nil other guilty parties." Tho nbovo was tho verdict of tho Coroner's Jury which heard tho evi dence of those who wero presont nt the riot Sundny, when District Attorney Mauwoil, Deputy Sheriff Kcardon and two other men mot death In u pitched bnttlo hot ween striking hop pickers and a Sheriff's posse. Tho Jury nlso returned a verdict that tho unknown colored hop pick er who was killed met death from n gun shot wound Inflicted by Henry Dakln. a Deputy Sheriff, In tho dis charge of his duty. ST1I.L IX JAIL. BIG STRIKE IS . ON IN ITALY Socialists Call General Sus pension of Work Through out Country Today. iny AaioctateJ Trrtt to Coot nay Tlmca. MILAN, Italy, Aug. 11. A gon- oral strike throughout Italy wns proclaimed' In a manifesto Issued to day by tho Socialist workman's or ganization here. Tho leaders of tho strike move , ment nro preaching revolution. Ono said today: "We don't wish to fol low tho oxamplo of America, whore certain strikes have lastod as long ns eighteen months, because tho strlkois received wages from unions, , but ended In a moral nnd financial disaster." Tho strikers and troops maneuver ed all day to outwit each other. Every assemblage of strikers was dispersed by tho troops, although there was much stone throwing nnd singing of nnnrchlst songs. Three miles outside of Milan, a striker lay down ncross tho tracks In front of nn approaching passcngor train. Tho engineer stopped, where upon tho prostrate mnn called on the train crew to strike. A riot followed between strike sympathizers and tholr opponents, which a de tachment of troops finally ended. Former Mlnot City Officials Rcfuso to Give Bond. JDr Ataoclited Proa to coot car Timet, MINOT, N. D Aug. 12. City Commissioner Dewey Dorman and former Mayor Arthur Lesueur, both Socialists, arrested for addressing street meetings, aro still In Jail, hav ing rofusod to glvo bond. Further trouble Is anticipated today upon ' tho arrival hero of a band of I. W. W. from Minneapolis. VATICAN IS (JUAHI)KD. SUICIDES FOR FEAR OF I. V. W. PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 11. Over come by the obsession that he was being followed and was to bo killed by Industrial Workers of tho World sympathizers, George P. Bellamy, a well-dressed man from Fillmore, California, attempted to suicide In his room In a lodging house here. The cut from a pocket knife severed his windpipe and he may die. Endeavor Made lo Prevent Disorder in Home. (Dy Associated Preta to Cooa Bar Times. ROME, Aug. 11. Tho authorities here are holding tho garrison In readiness to suppress any disorders in connection with the genoral strike ordered by the labor leaders, Both tho Vatican and Qulrlnal are strongly guarded, RIOTS AT GENEVA. KEEP REBELS OUT. Strikers Attack Non-Strikers, Caus ing Savage Scenes. Dr Associated Treat to Coot Bar Timet. GENOA, Aug. 12. Savage scenes were enacted here today In the at tack on tho headquarters of the non-strikers by the strikers, who composo a majority of the laborers of this city. TROUBLE IN PISA. Chinese Government Does Not Want Agitators to Return. (Or Associated Press (o mm Mr Timet. TOKIO, Aug. 11. The govern ment Is embarrassed by the pres ence of tho Chinese rebel leaders, Sun Yat Sen and Sen Huang Sing and at first refused to lot them land. ho resumed his correspondence, Tho receipt of numerous telegrams dur ing tho morning Indicated ho was keeping In close touch with his Gov ernment. Frequent Clashes Between Strikers j mid Police. PISA, Aug. 12. This Is the only I -II-- 11 I At. ni.lt.. I cuy in uaiy wnore wiu sumo uutj become general. Several conflicts occurred today between the stri kers and police and both sides sus tained casualties. THROUGH AUTOS DIRECT lo ROSEBUIUJ in 9 hours connecting with NOON TRAIN TO PORTLAND. RESERVATIONS AT "THE OWL," Opposlto Chandler Hotel, FARE IJ. ALL IS QUIET IN MEXICO; PROCEEDS SLOWLY WILL MPEAGH GOVJULZER New York Legislature Plans to Oust Governor Repub licans Oppose Action. Ilr Associated Prrtt to Coot tlsf Timet. ALBANY, N. Y., Aug. 12. That Governor Win. Sulzer will bo sub jected to tho ordcnl of nn Impcnch ment trial as a result of today's session of tho Assembly, was tho confident prediction of tho Gover nor's opponents. Despite tho fact that on tho Levy resolution calling for Impeachment of tho Governor for "willful nnd corrupt conduct In ofllco nnd for high crimes nnd mis demeanors," tho Republicans nt Inst night's session, which extended Into the enrly hours of todny, voted nl most solidly ngnlust Its Immediate consideration. Minority Lender Hindmau and several others of thnt party made It plain that this did not Indlcato their hostilities to the general proposition. Governor Sulzer sauntered over to tho capltol a full hour before his customary time, and entered his office. Tho Governor's secrotnry an nounced there would bo no word troiu the Governor until after tho voto. "If tho voto Is to Impeach," said tho secrotnry, "Governor Sul zer will have nothing to say, but will reserve his answer for tho Im peachment proceedings boforo tho Senate. Should tho resolution to Impeach bo defeated, tho Governor will glvo out n statement sotting forth his sido of tho controversy In Its entirety." . Because of tho probable close of voto on tho impeachment resolu tion Ami becauso somo Democrats feel tho Assembly should not at tempt to rush It through, it is pos sible, the Assembly will defer Its notion several days, and possibly a week. President Wilson Wants All. Misunderstandings Cleared Up in First Place. WILL THEN PROCEED WITH PEACE PROJECT European Powers Expected to Support Any Move United States Makes There; Ilr Asso'latPc) Prrit lo Cooa liar Timet. WASHINGTON, I). C, Aug. 12. Chargo d'Affalrs O'Shaughnessy cabled the State Department totbii thnt tho situation in Mexico Cltj was peaceful and quiet. Ills mca sage wns grntlfylng to the ndmlnls trntlon officials, who deslro that nl misunderstandings which the Mex ican government may hnvo ns to the Intentions of the United States shall bo clenred up boforo nny other steps nro taken In tho peaco policy of President Wilson. Tho presentation of tho noto pre senting tho views of President Wil son Is expected soon, but various steps in tho American Government's program will be carried out grad ually. Tho ilrst note will bo trans mitted In duplicate to nil foreign governments represented hero nnd will declare for tho Ilrst time In formal terms the attitude of tho administration toward Mexico. Administration officials who aro boiling thnt European countries will lend their moral support to the efforts to adjust tho Mexican situation peacefully wero favorably Impressed with the stntomont of tho British government that recog nition of Huerta hntl been only rec ognition of the Provisional Presi dent, pending the election, and was done on tho theory thnt It wns llko ly to assist In tho restoration of order. Tho ndded comment from, tho British government thnt Franco nnd Germany hnd recognized Pres ident Huerta after American Ambas sador Wilson hnd mndo n congrat ulatory speech nt tho reception glv-. on by President Huerta to tho dip lomatic corps, wns received ns fur ther strengthening tho vlow of Pres ident Wilson that tho Amqrlcnn Am bassador hnd been n personal fac tor In tho sltuntion. SULZER BEGINS EOF OB 01 New York Executive Gets Back at Senate Investigating Committee by It. fnr Associated Preta to Coot liar Tlmea, ALBANY, N. Y., Aug. 11. John A Hennessey, special commissioner appointed by Govornor Sulzer to "Investigate the Irregularities, If any, In tho state department," began his investigation before tho Frawloy committee today. Hennessey rend a letter from Matthew J, Horgan, an employe of the Frawloy commit tee, declining to honor a subpoena on the ground that his timo is en tirely taken up by tho Frawley committee. Hennessy then read what he called a certified statement which indicated that Horgan had been discharged repeatedly from public servlqe for drunkenness, had served several terms in prison and had been guilty of perjury In at tempting to screen his prison record when applying for public office. Furnishes Bond. Lynn Lambeth, who was arrested today by Con stable Cox for reckless and fast arlvlng over the county road be tween Marshfleld and North Bend, about 3 o'clock Sunday morning, to day furnished $100 cash bond for his hearing before Justice Shuster at North Bend Thursday. Lambeth pleaded not guilty after ho heard Justice Shustor say that the mini mum flno would bo HO aud costs. THROUGH AUTOS DIRECT to ROSEBURG In 8 hours connecting with NOON TRAIN TO PORTLAND. RESERVATIONS AT "THE OWL," Opposlto Chandlor Hotel, FAKE 91 1. SENATE WILL All) Will Not Permit .Mexican Situation to be Stilted Up by Debate. nr Associated Trm lo Coot liar 'iiiuet. WASHINGTON, Aug. 11. Thoro wero evidences in tho Sonnto today of a determination on tho part of tho lenders to keep Mexican affairs out of the debate. Members of tho For eign Relations .commltteo snld Presi dent Wilson hnd exacted no promises from them to that end, but thoy could ngreo thnt tho admlulstrntlon should bo allowed to carry oiit Uk work for tho next few days with aa little embarrassment as possible BAD CHECKS PASSED HERE Emerson Ferry Looking for I. W. Billings to Make Good $25.00 Loss Today. After posing around hero for a few weeks as a man with $0000 or so to Invest In .a saloon, I. W. Billings is being sought today by Marshal Carter for passing worthless checks on Emerson Ferry of tho Blanco bar nnd hotel, Bllllugu was here three days ago, but wheth er he Is still here Is not certain. Billings passed three chocks, two for $10 each and tho third for $5. Ono of tho checks was cashed by Mr. Ferry personally, ono by Bert Bellou In tho Blanco bnr aud tho other by a guest at tho Blanco. They were drawn on a San Dlogo bank and came back marked "N. G," and with tho notation that Billings was evidently a swindler, according to Marshal Carter. Billings claimed to bo a relative of the Billings family near Myrtle Point and talking of knowing many peoplo In that section but Marshal" Carter said today that ho wus not related to thoin. 1