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IT TAKES A PRETTY GOOD MIXER TO SCATTER SEEDS SSFSgft WILD OATS
Sag Stows
lost articles
' xow IS VOl'tt TIME.
A Miinll ml In The Times want
column limy lii-lntr on results nn
MU'cHaU'ly. Try one.
,t f...iii(1tln'inmli Times mint
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VOL AAAVM. w The Const MU.
MARSHFIELD. OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 19 13 EVENING EDITION.
iillETf RESIGNED JOB
k Consolidation of Times, Coast .Mall
ami Coos Hay Advertiser.
No. 34
NIGHT HE LEFT ON
RENO
New Evidence Introduced in
Ketl San Francisco White
Slaves Case Today.
rAMINETTI "ATTORNEY
CAMI SC0REDBY COURT
jticlne Van Fleet Rebukes At
torney for Criticising Pros-
ecuuoii ui uiiwiiuh.
in, A"li'-I ''r " ,n ('"'", T"""M
SAN l'MM'ISC'O, L'a, A"' 23'
In the Di'w C'umlnottl white.
slave trial todii, testimony of minor
- w V W W
FIRE DESTROYS
SAWMILL TODAY
Larrje Mill and Lumber Yards
at Friend. Oregon, Is
Burned.
MOON PORT
T
CARRIED
HI
10
s
Partial Returns Indicate Com
plete Victory Big Majority
at Bandon and Vicinity Off
sets Coquille Probable
Commissioners. '
fSpeclnl to The Times.)
s
Jorlty ol t:U. Prosper alao gnvo tho,
Port an additional majority of twen-'
ty-alx. llullnrds gave It a majorityj
of fifteen iiiid tho otlior lower river j
precincts, which are mimII, wore close.'
i i
In Coiiiilllo, n U.trlit vote was polled
mid a small majority wns against
tho Port. Tho vote In Coitiillc. was
HUERTA WANTS Li TO
REMAIN IN MEXICO NOW
Dictator Takes New Position in
Dealing With United States
and Backs Down.
ELECTIONS WILL BE
HELD IN REPUBLIC SOON
PRESIDENT HOPEFUL.
Tho Mm scr-
I'm ll (llHtrlct depending upon Oluoy
tholr materials. Olnoy last
III A Mini l'r a lu (Wi liny TIiiiks
I'Oim.AM), Or., Auk- 2s. Klro
.. ii. I, .Win CHI'lv tnibiv f1imlrnvi.il III.. uiiumuIII
ullllL'SSOH followed uiu iHtiui ........ . v-
ii. tl,.. Dlir-i tiltil anil repeated tho and Umil.er yard of .1. A. Olnoy at
"1 ll,L ' ,h . . ii... I1VI..11.I n,.,,,,, I il I i il...
ninUcs. A loainro 01 inu w,.,., uuctiuh un-
u Miner., roliiiko nd- Hiirroundlng forest
ministered to Marshall Woodworth, ' lmly crippled a number of box
,wr c inn il l'r the defense, by luctrlcH In tho Western Oregon
i..,i..n v.. i M"t. because of an In
..viniv lii :i m usimpor In which , "'
Wooilwori'i -aid: "It In rldleuloiiH , week had two carloads of box linn-
tusimnoe t o Iiuv was mimm wun ( "
11 . . .. lln lino
the Inti! t "f niiiKiiiK ioioiih oi
youths 1IU lew Cainlnuttl. Hv
frylinl' 111". - CuimnmH enaeled
tl'at lav Tor 'If t'irpne of eheclc
n r 'i) i "i I' 'I prostitution."
j T'!"iv. M'iretary to the
State t'on'n h In H'o State Hoard j
of Con' ml. liiiiiiliired-a note from!
Cam'ii' tl to '' State C'ontr.)ller
In whlih C.u.hini.i. wrltliiK under
tho lot rhi-.til of a Haloon. resigned
1:1, position iih clerk of tho hoard ....
tmi Msuiwd iiu pay to tho owner Re-Ballast Road From Myrtle
Point to Marshhclcl Get
Gravel From New Line.
till iiL'iitimt tin. I'm I fin. I r. iii r
1 SAN DON, Ore.. Aiir. US. Xonrly r
complete .etimiB from the Hpeehl wi1(!thm. !UmKein,3ll)s ,. J
. lection in (I.e. Couullle Valky yer- ma((, (() ,mvo , naw .
UM.my .nu.ca that the 1 on of Uan- Um ,,, f(l , Nove,Rll. uI(1(. J
Inn eiirrliiil In- lili un,lHv UMin1 ... . . ....
J p noii is uncertain, if not, uovenini
uiu n.xccpiion oi i in iiaiuiou precinct?,
tin; vote was llwht. comparatively lit
tle Interest IxdiiK taken In It.
Vnhi: will jtroliAbly appoint.
(!. T. TrotulKold of TVtiiidon, K C.
.lohiiHon of tho .lohnson Luniliei'
v.. i. le.iogoiu, one o u.e fore eompuny of Uflndolph, .Mayor Morrl
Illy Aiijoi lato.1 l'rc8 to Coon r.y Tlmon.
j WASiiiNcrrox, d. c. auk.
j 2S. After an early conference
with Secretary of State Hryau j
and Chairman Macon of the Sen-
ate foreign relations conunlt-
tee, President Wllnon lot It
j ho known that he believed the
situation In .Mexico was en- j
j couraliifr. The .President
; thinks taluks are ehant;l:iK In '
Mexico City and that somerhlnj; ;
; tairllile will soon bo known. '
Lind Ordered to Return From
Vera Cruz to Mexico City
Today Outlook Bettor.
i ti I'.iiiiiiiiii i wf.in ..r r. r. t ..
" "' OH IIH lirilfillll If. fmnlMluul ..I.
Jjlj ii urn-' !. ..iKli others m., l,0 .l.rouht out.!
mwt workers for the Port, estimated r Co,ulllo. .. j. Cody of thelTnif Tfl nTPR
this afternoon f. ,.,, ,, (.n,, f,0t,y LHmj . (.o U I L A
rlc.l by a majority f :,r,0. ,,,, of r,( y LUH
EASTSIOE LAI
i.i xi) to i urn
Itli Af0 l.ltl'l I'l'M 111 C(XI III) 1 'II
VKUA Clin-, AllK. 2
I.lnd will return fior. M
lco Clry tonlRlit.
LOCAL LI TO
BE IMPROVED
FIRE SWEEPS URGE
VESSEL
Blaze Breaks Out in Hold of ,h" llro wnH 1!iIi tiio gioat ves
imperator, Laruest Shin "n" "Hlp" nrt0" llces-
A I. ..I . . . I C.4. -
Miioar, at i-ier uock in New
York Harbor.
of tho saloon, T e note was datod
i nri- i w ii i ( 1 1 was scraicneo out
nli.l thmi MtlVI'll 111 U'llH H1IIIHI II lllflll.
il l 1 11 u 11 L III llL'llll nun ii.il jiiui. iitivi
TTIHI1II15II1 .iiini'ii :..
fllr Anno, laliil vu In (..mil Riy Tltnm.l
MCW YOiUv, X. V., Aiik'.
The siear.islilp ImpDiator, the larg
est vessel afloat, was swept by flro
early today as she lay at her dock
Steernso pasKoimerB aroused from
sleep by t!;o crackling of flnimw.
rushed panic atrlekon for.t'.io pier.
None of the steerage passensors had
been Inspected by the customs or
health uiUhorltloB. Uocaiioo of this.
Illy AMOctatfJ t'rnn M f-oni Ilr Tlme.
WASiiiNcrrox, i. c. Aim'. -
.Iiihn Mud early today was In
..I rt.i i 1...1...... 1. ...... !.... ir..Hn
j ri i in ivii iu lt.'Llll l iiuiiiu lllllll UJIl
truz to .Mexico City If in his fltucre
optlmlstlc." While tho ndinlnlttra
tlon It seemgd advisable. The In
structions wore sent aftor President
nmia ui win. niuon uuiiiii , Wilson had received a mess.iw from
rTnof Mfirclifmlrl I miH Pnm. i l-InI which was described n.- ' very
UUl" j,l011 W1B Hlet "ns t the next move,
pany's Holclinrjs Now.
A strange mlxup hns been revealed
in ICantslle laud titles about some
c!3 that have been filed the Inst
few days. About 100 lots of the
'tho general understanding was that
the way appeared open to further
discussion of tho disputed points,
such ns the elimination of Huerta.
(lf Amo.'IUp,) Trm to Coon Hay Timet.
WASHINGTON, D. C Auk. 12 c -
TWINS
VISIT 01 BAY
W. W. Haines, of Euqeno,
Now 87 Years Old.
Jo.-cjih llafiu of Kckley and
i tit
t mihvin uti' win-
i. inius in uri'Kon, ami proimoiy
n the Unlti-il States, left hero this
n ,.(. ituu;i n iiuiiivj, i
nt . .... ...
" " "v ii ii.iniiii; in, inn
ume or ins brother at lickley for
he last few months, having eomo
lll'll (.1 n . . . .. . 1 ... .....
. n nil ineii llU lllllliy m-
clher, They were S" years old four
AAL'B " ..... . .
"n linn iiiiiii inu HUH IIIIIU
'l hearty ile-pito tholr advanced
oars.
ti . .
uotu wear heard, aro about tho
mt l.nl..!., .....
"mi llllllll IIIMI ovon
'oo filend i,!lVo difficulty In toll-
7 IIIOI11 n..n..l T. .. ....
3 "1'itii. .niKC IIl I IlllltCS 801-
ii.i ft.. i.i . ..... ...
...o Mini t m iciiicy, WHICH
Jiist over tl.n Cooh County lino
Clirrr Pm..,l.. I.. ....
it. . ".. ...Ill III71UI
Ia.1 .1,. .
mi UK fir fllilM II MlMovl, flir.
loiimlcii In that Boctlon.
t. Hampton, a son-in-law of
. is also hero. on
v..,.,, ,inu RCOi jj irnini).
I1L1 VI 11 t I in ir.i t.Ar. 1.
n'fh ono "f l'o best In that fioc-
0n- A gOOll Jdltn la nl,1 n,. AT t.
Pton In connection with tho
.s rescmblaiico of tho w ni.i
MS A t,
- i )Cars ago Mr. Hampton
on tho train On rnutn in Cnn
.. iU g01B ,nt0 Ujo smok
s was astonished In Ron n nmn
""UBiit was his
UI in m nn.l I 1 . ff.vi
. " ! til III Hn III T "-iOII(T
n.'T a"' yon Rot here?"
man looked up and said:
- villi Tnn lln.l.. I I.
ui aont you k now vnui inn.
"Don- anSW6red Ha"Pton.
i. 'u know
'n explanation.. fn a
o i ...unou aim
. uion Was fnnii I., nr .r
Hamn nn- . UBOne' twln br
th Ayn laid up
h arm eustnlned In
uiway.
"Pni.t yxTTT"
--IW Till' hot....
7 A u . STA11TS
.UUy your flnl,. -i ii..
"Jrne -
rr. .
Ttmca offici. Dr,nung done at
Superintendent W. .Miller, of
the local railway has Just completed
arrangements for roballastlng tho
lino from Myrtle Point to .Marsh
II Id. Tho Job will take a few
inauths, but an endeavor will ho
made to complete It before tho
rainy reason. Tho work will cost
upwards of $.10,000.
Tho company has decided to at
tempt to reduce the grade over tho
summit between Mnrshllcld mill Co
1 ii 1 1 lo until the lino is completed
In hero from Kugcno and then an
extension will be built from Ucivgr
Hill Junction t- llaudoii.
Tho ballasting will start next
week and about 10,000 yards of
gravel will bo required. Tho gravel
will ho brought In from pits along
tho Smith-Powers road, seven mllos
of track of which hns been laid and
the ballasting of which Is now un
dorway. Willott & llurr will fur
nlsli tho gravel for the work, deliv
ering If to tbo local railway at
.Myrtle Point.
The company lias also completed
tho coir! ruction of a now water
tank at Coqulllo with a capacity of
about 2:1,000 gaMons, about double
tho sl.o of the old water tank
thoro.
Next Sunday the crew will prob
ably Bill ft about 1000 feet of now
track near Johnson's Lauding which
has boon put In to escapo tho rav
ages of tho spring floods along the
Couulllo.
IS SUNT TO Tl'ltlCKV
Henry Morgeiitliaii Appointed New
IT. S, Ambassador.
tny Associated rM to Cooa Kay Times.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S. Pros!
limit Wilson today nominated Ilciuy
Morgonthait of Now York to bo Am
bassador to Turkey.
ItlKLKMAX IS SHOT
Member of 1 cruvlun Team Is Victim
of Accident.
By Associated Tress to Coos Day Times.)
CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Aug. 28.
San Francisco Zerrera of the Peru
vian rifle team wan killed today by,
one of his fellow countrymen, Juan
Zegarra, who accidentally pulled the
trigger of his rifle.
urniHd gnnrdB surrounded thoin and , K"t Mnrshllold Land company arc Tho Mexican situation, as It dov I
tho Immigration authorities rnstm.i said to be Involved. cd todnv showod that llnorhi n t
In llnbokeii with her crow und 11 ISO, them to Kills Island this foronoon. U ceins that tho tract of about withdrawn his request for exeunt) 'i
passengers nbonrd. c.0no tllHUK)ll ,0 ,() (Io.1(, wu1 forty acres near the point originally ' of Ambassadors and nsked that " j
.-jecoiiti uiiicer l.obrecht, who led 1 found were rpvlveil nt ilu. iw.ifi.it.il .owucti ny an om miner nameti uincii present diplomatic status contlr-o
the crew Into tho hold to fight tho They won. seriously Injured. Offl-
I
Groat quantities of sup
(is cm on ironi ins men clals of tho lino estimated Hint tho
ami suiiocatetl. Seaman Otto damago to tho vesfcel ltuolf would not
airiiniz, 0110 or the parly who went Lbo largo,
down with l.obrecht Into the bowels
or the vessel, also perished.
A fleet of rire-flghtlng crafts
augmented by apparatus from shore,
surrounded the ship and poured
tons of water Into her hold. When
sail Saturday as scheduled and the
dnmngo will be repaired at sea.
TRY TO STOP
E
Los Angeles Church Federa
tion Plans to Submit Initia
tive Bill to Voters Soon.
Illy Asaoi laic! Phis to Coos Day Time.
I.OS ANGHLKS. Aug. 2S. Tho
anti-boxing bill now bolnir drafted
by a committee of tho Los Angolos ,e't clX1' thls "mining
CRAWFORD IS
NEARLY DONE
Attorney General Practically
Completes I. W. W. Investi
gation Poor Showing.
Attorney General Crawford arrived
hero last evening from Coqulllo mil
Ho had
Church Kedorntlon nnd which It Httlo to say about the results of tho
was announced today, would ho 1 investigation pending tho report Hint
presented to H10 votora of tho stato',.,, ,.., ,nn,. uw .,.,.
as an Inltlntlvo niensiiro, Is said to I , , , , '
bo tho most drastic measure of tho imrtlos w,,n havo "0"1',1 Ul lrlnc-ii l
kind every proposed In California, 'fvldouco given at tho public henr
It would limit all contosts to rour .' '"B"1 Ha' tl!at "othlus has dovel
rounds. prohibit tho chnrIni: of .0l,eiul tlmt W01lI(l warrant any
was later sold by tho Sheriff on until after tho Mexlcnn elections In
an execution. Later tho Kast Mnrsl - October. Uy sonio this Is considered
Held Lnnd company In which W. V u concession. Tho request for rcc
Oouglas. Henry Sengstncken and otl - ognltlon as "constitutional govcrn-
plles woro made useless, liowever, iel'8 nro l'lto''08,0l hought and plattel iont n,i Interim" which was coupled
by flames, smoko and water. Nearly'"10 ,lnct nna nnvo 80m "1081 or wlUl 1,10 Proposal for oxchango or
two million gallons of water woro ,mv,,1K onlJ' n small portion of tho Ambassadors wns, however, Inter
poured on tho lire. Tho ship will !cr'K'nl four liundred lots left. protcd by many olllclnls ns virtually
.now, u is ciaimcu, 1110 saio uy 1110 a roiiernuon or 1110 original stand
Sheriff wns void bocauso tho legal of tho Huerta government. Sonor
requirements were not met, 110 publl- Gamboa, Mexican Minister of For
catlon of salo being niado nnd tho elgn Affairs, iiolnted out that tho
proceedings being In tho County doinnnil of the United States for
Court Instead of the Circuit Court. ollnilnatlon of Huerta would ho mot
The holrs of lllnclf havo assigned by a provision of tljo Moxlcan con
thelr Interests to local parties who stltutlon which mnkea jirovlslonnl
are planning to begin suit tomorrow prosldent ineligible to re-election,
to recover the property. Kdna lllnch I Tho Washington government, how
a South Slough character, has sold ever, desires assurances more def
her interest to Geo. Watklus, tho Inlte.
Klllott children whoso mother was a) .lohn Llnd, Prosldent Wilson's
dnughter of Hlncll, havo transferred' envoy, will bo authorized to return
their Interest to Geo. Wnsson and to Mexico Pity from Vera Cruz, If
Mrs. Wyllo of Llbby has transferred In his discretion if seems advisable,
hor Interest to Hnrry Hoy. It Is holloved hero that ho will go
The controversy will probably re- and that itegQjIatlons over some of
(suit In considerable litigation as tho tho disputed points, principally tho
EX I 'OS IT! O X I V 1 1 i I ) I x
tract has boconio qulto valuable. ; rotlromont of Huerta, may ho ro-
oponed. American consular offi
cers throughout Mexico woro round
ing up Aiuorlcans, advising thorn to
leave Moxlco nnd preparing means
to aid them In doing so. Major
Gonernl Wood, chlof of staff of tho
President Wilson 1'nvors Appropt Its
Hon for One In San I'ViinrKco.
(Ily Astoilalcl l'rtta to Coos Hay Tiim.)
.!)iii.M.iu. Aug. niiny, returned to Washington to
dont Wilson took under consider tnko vononn charge of any military
atlon today plans for tho npproprN movement to carry out Presldont
admission loos for. spectators and . lu'tlo gaUm Sheriff Gago for boln?. atlon for a large Govorninont building Wilson's deternilnntion for strict
mnko olght-ounco gloves tho light- delinquent In his duty and Gov. at tno I'aiiama I'aciiic exposition n0Htrallty.
est that could bo used. Tho Fed- West's jirlnclpal charges woro ngalntt and will confer soon with momburs of
oration will meet tonight to lnn an ln addition to what evldonto Congress. Tho United States has (WVAl.HY.MHX l,i:.VM
actlvo cnmpalgd for this monsuro. lias been givon that might reflect on nitpi'oprlated half a million dolla .i tny amoouim mss to cos nar Tin.
tho death or Hull Young lu his bout Sheriff Gage, It Is understood that for exhibits. President Wilson ox I SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 28. Six-
... i . .. i 1.. 1..... ....1 . lit 1 r 1
with Joss Willard having aroused worur Gago nas somo testimony. pressed renoweii interest, 111 1110 r;x- iy-iwn c.iv.iiiynicn win icavo .tonio
a strong sontlmont ngnlnst prlzo will mnko sonio of his nccusora position and hoped that any Improsiroy today for Caloxlco whero nctlvl-
flghtliig.
GOOD IHFIilJ SIIOOTIXG
look mighty sick, and also put a
I bad crimp In the damngo suits which
Hr. Loach and his associates aro
planning to bring against tho City
of Ilandon and others.
Denial Ily Perkins.
G. T. Treadgold. of Dandon. this
Xo Fire News. No additional
news hag been received from Day
Point or San Francisco relative to
tho big Are In the C. A. Smith com
pany's yards at Ray Point beyond
what wbb given in Tho Times last
evening. Vernon Smith who Is now
on the Bay Is expecting further de
tails soon. So far nothing has been
learned of the origin although somo
wild rumors have been afloat around
the Day by people who know noth
ing about the matter. The actual
lumber lost wll probby be close to
40,000,000 feet,
Ily Associated Tress to Coos Day Times.)
CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Aug. 28.
Washington and Iowa rlflo teams tied
for fifth placo, with a scoro of C40, afternoon Informed The Times that
111 mo surprise nro, ursr, siago or i; k, rornins nan positively de-
the nntlonal team match, today tho nled telling Attorney General Craw
United States Infantry team being ford that J. M. Upton had Informed
first, with a score of 5, 6, 7. 1 Sheriff Gage In advance of the
Leach deportation or In any way
Wonum Frightened. A stranger . connecting Mr. Upton's name with
went to the home of A. O. Haas tho affair.
yesterday noon and badly frightened j Sheriff Gage, who was here yes
Mrs. Haas. Mr. Haas is In San torday had been Informed that Per
Francisco on his vacation trip, be-, kins was credited previous to Craw
Ing off duty as mail carrier, and she ford's visit at Bandon about making
was alone. The stranger used rath-j remarks about Messrs. Upton and
cr insulting language, but finally Gage, which Mr. Gago says were ab-
left and Marshal Carter is looking solutely untrue,
for him. Neighbors of Mrs. Haas
are also on the lookout and if the
LAST EXCURSION" of the SKA-
stranger can be found he will prob-.SOX by the BAND to BAXDOX
ably bo taught 'a lesson that lie 1.50. Buy your tickets at the
won't forget In a long time.
FOR SALE Two milch cows. Ad
dress W, care Times, or phone
3129.
Busy Corner.
WANTED Position by experienced
practical bookkeeper and office
man. Write H. A. G care Times.
slon nbrond that tho affair was 11 ties of tho Constitutionalists hnvo
sectional ono would bo dlsslpnted.
City Hockplle. F. D. Durga,
known as the human ostrich for his
knife and glass swallowing procliv
ities, John Lawronco, Ed Clarko,
Olo Anderson, Tom Brooks
threatened the water supply of tho
Imporlal Valloy,
MEXICO OH.1KCTS.
Ily Associated Trees to Coos Hay 'nines.
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 2S. In his
nmi second communication to Llnd, Sec-
Paddy O'Shea wero tho names given j rotar' of stato Gamboa says: "If
by hnlf a dozen who faced City Re
corder Butler this morning on tho
charge of being drunk. Few had
any money. Assistant City Attorney
Kendall Insists that the city has got
to provide a means of punishing
offenders who are penniless and who
violate the law, He' says some havo
been up two or three times in rapid
succession for being drunk and havo
been turned loose because they
haven't monoy to pay fines. Ho
wants a rock pile or some other
labor provided for making the of
fenders respect the law.
Porters Coming. Johnson Porter
and J. D. Porter, of Porter Brothers,
are expected here soon, probably
within a day or two, to look after
business on the Bay. They are com
ing down over the line from Eu
gene, inspecting the work en route.
ovon once we woro to permit coun
sels and advice Mot us call thorn
thus' of the United States of Amor
ica, not only would we forego our
sovereignty, but wo would as well
compromise for an Indefinite future
our destinies as a sovereign entity
and all future elections for presi
dent would be submitted to tho veto
of any President of tho United
States,
EMBARGO ON ARMS.
(By Associated Tress to Coos Day Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 28.
At Secretary of Bryan's request, tho
Treasury Department tolographod
today to all customs agents to em
bargo all shipments of arms to Mex
ico regardless to whom consigned.
A large shipment waiting at Juarez
will be withheld although a porHoa
already had been allowed to pass,