The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, September 02, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textwpw.;n.iiiipiftM."'' ' 1 0 PKtAKY YD I tKUAY WAS AND HOW BRIGHT TO BE Stews vow is voir TIME. A small nil In The Times wwnt coin inn may lirlnu' yon result im mediately. Try one, MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1913 EVENING. EDITION SIX PAGES. ooMoua.tion of Time, cn,t m.ii m0 38 and Coos Uny Advertiser. VVYUII. "rri. n..r Mall. zt,,eut! T,u,y CRAWFQRO'S REPORT EXONERATES Iff GAGE IN LEACH AFFAIR POST OFFICE TO MOVE SOON t --I UnnViln tn MinrnPV bent; at unaui Attorney uv- Pui. Cnri Amy uu iuiuqivv Fce AoaW Officials. DISTURBANCE PART Op WUnLU-vviuu iivini Blames Politicians For Failure To bnaci luiji&icuiuh iu Handle such rvianei s. Williams Building at Broadway Special to Tlio Times.) an( CtllliS Selected as 5AI.K.M. Or.. Sept. biicrm , rjou I nnntinn .......1 flll1 1 .WW.. taWWltKWII. rii nrnriicuiiv iwih-iiucii " ., iwnrn rilllllllotoly exonerated After November 1, tilt) MuiHll ll.it.l . r. tn.tnv submitted liy At-' I'oHtorrico will bo' located 111 the orncv acncral Crawford to Govor-, Williams building at the corner or tor West or tliu Investigation mndu South Broadway am! CurtlH. last week nt Handon or the Dr. Thin wits the information re- I. .innnrfntliiii. Tlio disturbance, reived liy Poslnimitur Curtis (IiIh .us the report, wns hut part or Iho morning in a letter rrom tlio l'ont- wnrld-wldo fight hutwoen rupltal ofrico Department which stated that ind labor nml nrnso la this state tho bid or It. V. Williams Tor fur- bccanse politicians larked the cour- nlshlng quarters for tho ensuing tgf to enact legislation to adjust flvo yours had boon accepted, tnrh difficulties. While hoiiio ovl- Thoro -wore only 0110 or two other dencc tcmled to show that Gago hlds, tho prliiclial othor ono being nd his deputies Know or tho do- that or F. H. Wnlle, who planned . .. .,l,.,,..n,, u-nu inniln to Oroet II llllllllllltr fill lllH lilt nil nnn.niuii. iiti miun mh ...... - n - MANY DIE IN NEW RAVEN WRECK BRYAN SAYS NO DEVELOPMENTS IN Passenger Train Crashes 1 Through Rear End of Train Returning With Crowds From New England Summer Resorts. Illy AModmcl frfM to Coos Day Tlmti.J NEW HAVEN, Conn., Sept. 2 Sixteen persons lost their lives and .forty wore Injured when the White Mountain Express, hound for Now York, crashed Into the rear end of the second section of the Har Har hor Limited, bearing sojouniers from Maine Htinimer resorts. Failure to see a block hIkiiuI burled In a thick rog Is given as the cause or the ac cident by Engineer A. 11. .Miller, who says as soon as he realized tho dnn ger, did all ho could to stop tho train. Hut the brakes would not hold on the wet track and down grade. Illy Anno lato.1 I'n lo Coni liny inui. SliW MAVIOX. Conn., Sept. 2 Tho second section of the liar Har bor Limited, tho New Haven Itall- road's finest train out or the Maine summer resort district, was tele scoped by tho llrst section or tho AVhlte Mountain ICxpress whllo the former was standing In the block that Oaf-e was appealed to prevent Second street Just north of tho JHt outside tho city at seven o'clock the deportation. Oregon I'ower Compuny'ii olllce In lhl8 "in I n pr. The number of dead, irony of the report1 to Oovornor tho C'oko building, ir It was ac-1 -cording to railroad orflelals, lit 1 .. .. - i ft 1 ( 1l Pf itfttl 'PI m t.fn..,..l West was left with tho .ludgo of copied. the Circuit Court in Coos County Ono reason for selecting the "WII- nd also with tlio District Attorney. Uniim building Is said to bo tho Accidents. Bays the report, occur- lower rent at which It wiib olTored. red (hirlnK tlio year that aro at-' There has been some objection tributed to tlio I. V. NVh consisted to tho Williams building owing to of iplkes In lops dnniaglng saws, It helng on tho outskirts or tho etc., ami with the doctrines preach- huslness district. However Month cd caused unrest. The doportntlon Hroadwny will soon bo hard paved as resorted to because tho people to Mill Slough, which will overcome had been advised that thoro was no partly this objection and ir thu taw covering the situation. i KaKtslde-Marshlleld ferry landing Further nrtlon depends upon tho should bo changed to near Mill District Attorney and court to which Slough, us wns proposed, It would tend to make that a mnro central corner from a traffic standpoint. The Postofrico will bo moved November 1 from Its present loca tion In the Mason's building nud the latter place will bo remodelled and Improved as the new homo of .Mitch ell Ai .Jones' Flxup Btriru, which will move from North Front street Crawford's report Is submitted. nirr.ULs w hki-out. Attorney (,'nicrnl (Yuvt ford's Itcport Tills Mnltcr in Hands of Circuit Court. (B Auorlttel rrwi lo Cooi Hay Tim.) roitTI.ANI), Or., Sept. 2. -After lavcstlKatlons of the acts of county officials In Coos County, following ttc deportation or Dr. Ilalley K. Leach, Socialist editor, and several other Industrial Workers or tho World, by n mob or citizens from Bandon and MarHlilleld, Attorney General Crawford today submitted report to fJovernor West at Sa Itm statliiK that Sherirr (!ago was tot shown tn Iiiivh i, niu. niiii.ii.1,.,1 -w i.vii it i jiu.il v;u durlns tlio troubles to protect e Industrial Workers affected but Here was sonio ovlilonco tondlng to tow that the Sliorlff nud his dop- had Idiowlc.lBO or the matter. e report hlaines the I. W. W.'s or outrages committed endangor Ives in sawmills and bringing opu ar anKer upon them and says e troubles are the outgrowth or w ! war between capital and labor. ueportatlon lollowod advleo r BANDON WOULD END FRANCHISE City Begins' Suit to Annul Rights of Water Company On Divers Grounds. (Special to The Times.) COQUILLK, Or., Sept. 2. City I Attorney Keeney, or Handon, has filed suit in Circuit Court hero to annul thu franchise of thu Handon 'Wntni' f'fimtifittv M'hii nntitlnn Hlntns 1 . iwilllliuu tlllVIUU . . . attorneys that thoro was no lnv tllnt tho franehlso was originally o protect tlio peoplo from nctlv- B-vcu to Elbert Dyer, who turnod " of the Industrial Workors or 1 It ovor to tho Handon Light and . ? "or,,'i accordlnc to tnuHinnnv 1 Water Company and tho latter turn- re u'e Attorney Gonoral. His'1-'1! It ovor to tho Handon Water 'Port has been filed nlso with tho ! Company without nny notice to tin thirteen. Tho Injured number about fifty. All the dead and Injured wcro In tho rear three sleeping cars of the Har Harbor train. No one was seriously Injured on tho Whlto Mountain TOxpress. Hoth trains wore heavily laden with returning excursionists from tho fashionable resorts In .Maine and White Mountains. They were running behind time through a heavy fog. Tho Har Harbor Lim ited had stopped In tlio block, but tlio last car of the long train was FATAL WRECK Just on the edge of tho block lim its. Tho signals had cleared and the Limited had gotten under slight headway when tho White Mountain Express came along. Tho engineer of tho latter was unable to stop his locomotlvo and crashed com pletely through two of the sleepers on the Har Harbor train and knock ed the next sleeper over the em bankment. The White Mountain Express wns scarcely scratched by tho collision, and proceeded on Its way. Tho overturned sleeper was al most entirely occupied by a camp ing party of boys returning from Monmouth, Maine. Tho boys' homos wore In New York, Philadelphia and various parts of the South. Seven bodies were taken from this car. The sleepers which were crushed by tho locomotive were a mans of splinters after the accident. The engine ran on top or the wreck ange and remnlned almost upright. Tho dead number seventeen, five unldentir.'ed. On the body or a young woman with a hand bag hearing the initials "M. M. H." or "M. H. M." was Jewelry worth at least $10,0011. Among the Identified dead aro: H. A. Hotschklss, New Haven. Albert Green, of New York. Win. Green, Now York. Win. Albulchul, Norfolk, Va. Frank H. Ituttor, Scranton, l'a. MEXICO NEW TURN IN TRAW CASE Canadian Attorney General Says Their Jail Is No Boarding House. DIVISION WITH HELD. I Illy Amu. hli-tl Pirta lo Coos flay TIiiim.J SHKKHItOOKE, Sept. 2 To tho great disappointment or those representing tho Now j Yorker, the court reserved Its j decision at the conclusion or the j arguments. "It Is a matter or ( such gravo Importance," ho j said, "that I should not caro to decide until 1 have given It 1 carerul consideration. Possibly tomorrow, 1 Bhall announce my I decision." SHEHHltOOKE, Can., Sept. 2.- Ilarry Thaw camo face to face with Secretary of .State Confers With President Wilson at Hummer Home Today. NO NEED OFliiLSON TO RETURN TO WASHINGTON Huerta Government Reported To be Arranging to Increase Its Armed Force. iny ,mo laleit Trfi lo Cuon Day Tl"vi,j WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. Secre tary Hryan was In communication to day with President Wilson at tho summer White House over tho Mexi can situation, but described It tin unchanged and said no development!! had been reported to require tho presence or the President In Wiit5ti lugtou at this time. A messagu from .lohn Llnd at Vera Cruz niado no reference to his plans, Hryan said. It was said In olllclal circles, how ever, that Llnd was planning to re turn to tho United States soon unless some movo by the Huerta Govern ment changed his plans. Consul Hanna at Monterey was or I dered today to mako a searching lu- qulry Into tho reported execution of six Americans at Torreon, on thu or- ilm. .if tli. T.Trwl. n.nl 1...w...l 11 int. . n now force lu tho Provlnco of Que- ';' lHO ; v . ,, " ; bee today. Sir Lomer Gouln, Attor- , ," T ,H """"- """"" Laar cs , Place, Iiokor, N. . Prnml(11, ,.. to Do serving .ntl autm ui .ct Harold Avery, Now York. Hubert Yahn, Philadelphia. H. F. Martin, Hryn Mawr, Pa. Harry K. Iainl. Woman, family naiuo unknown, given name, Mary Jane, of Hart ford, Conn. The track on which tho wreck oc curred Is protected by so-called ban Jo slgnnls, a typo which the public utilities commission had ordorcd changed NEAR 0 Fifteen Reported Killed and Thirty Injured in Collision on English Railway. !( ) V 1 1 T H E X CKE.M.VJT'I). R Illy An htt'.l I'nu in I'mia Day Times. J KIHHY STEPHEN. Sept. 2. Fourteen partly Incinerated bodies havo boon recovered. Illy Aaaoclate' Trcia (o Coot Day Times.) KIHHY STEPHEN, Westmoreland. England, Sopt. 2. Fifteen persons n Vti linl IfiVnjI tn li n linmi 1 I llnd n ti 1 ...... . . , , , . last ovon ng and tills morning had thirty Injured In a collision of two , ?..., ,... .... , ..t!I..,i.. FOUND DYING Old Resident of Coos Bay Succumbs in Boathousc Suddenly Today. Ed Hinckley, for years a well known resident or Coos Hay, was round dying today lu his hnathousn on tho wntorrront near Forndalo. Ho was discovered by Fred Hachman, who went to seo why ho did not show up for work nt tho Hachman place. He was unconscious when round nnd died a row minutes later, before a physician could nrrlvo. Mr. lllnckloy was all right when ho left J Cllrt nd District Attorney " Coos County a ncto wn, If ttit court. C"10 tl,r0UBh i ORDERED THEIB LIQUOR ttnston Recalled 'netti Case Today. lt' )cUt,4 Prw CttfS'0' --. 2-In tho '"e Governn s'ave trial today Warrin o?"1? recalle1 Marsha ll occasil , queBtloned her about offices u the niBK8 u!to of Wssed s6 l!er ru,n ws encom ,rdrlnk.L8 u 8h was 'ntoxlcated GoTnmen ? ?Bm-,88e. After tho YtS 1 ellclted further tes- Crl " Bhe nor Lola Har- 'heiu com erea wlne or "auoi cit,.drl8 had alway. , r.-i meni the girl Council, it Is furthor stated thai tho company raised tho rates with out any permit, that thoy do nol furnish sufficient wator, that the liressuro la rrom twonty-rivo poundi to nothing, that thoy havo not kepi tho systom In ropalr, that thoy havo not mado oxtenslons, although tho population has grown rrom 700 to 3000, that tho water looks bad and tastos bad nnd frequently contains worms, dirt, etc. It is not known whether the caso will bo tried at tho September term of court. sections of the famous London- Scotland Express today. Official reports accounted for nlno dead, whllo corresponents on tho spot re corded tho fatalities at nineteen. Tho wreck occurred on tho Mid land Hallway uenr Hawes Junction. arisen nud dressed, but had evidently been ovorcomo and 'fallen over on tho bed where Mr. Hachman found him. E. E. Hinckley nrrlved on Coos Ilay twonty-nlno years ago last Tues day and would havo been sixty-eight i'An id m nvt Co ii ml n 1 T n xt u Tho two trains had loft Carllso for " "' , i.nn.in., i.or. ,i i . .i 7 ,,.'mm. 1,0'- ' Boston. Ho suffered from ly, and the "collision 'occurred fifty " "'Pediment In his speech that miles south of that plnco, on n high and lonoly moor. Tho first section of tho train had stopped to get up steam for n sharp upgrade, when tho second dnshod Into tho renr, bothered him considerably. For years ho lived at the Central Hotel, lator was Inchargo of tho Mcintosh Gun Club and nlso worked lu local log ging camps. For soveral months ho piling up tho sleeping cars, which has be,on employed at tho Hachman wn,. n,.n,i,i wifi, nnHS0.nra l'co In Forndalo.. This afternoon Coroner Wilson found a letter from wore crowded with passengers Almnst Inmioillnlolv Rnvnrnl pnrs caught flro and many of tho pas- A,nntt D- Hlnclcloy of North Eastham, songors found It Impossible to got Mn8S- a rel"m;e' maicatlnij his rela- lives are wen iu uo, uuu iiiu tuiiuiui ,.V.. . V. ....... ...... ..V.....V.., ,...v. .vi..- .,,,. , .... , , ed lu the enso through Almo Geof- "'"""-' ui . .vmeucuus. wno irlon, his special representative, and '? T"""'' Con" demanded that steps bo taken at "tltutlonnllats ranks. As Investtgat- onco to bring about Thaw's re- "r" "'"8t ,"cl0lu,, Tonoo ''' aut. lease rrom tho Sherbrooko Jail, .l w" l0,,y cvcral daya be whero ror two weeks the American . ,orc t,ley cm "inltc " rl)0rt has dolled deportation. Premier I CALLS OUT f HOOPS Gouln, through his representative, I branded Thaw's detention as a Hnciln (JoveimiieiU Plans lo liuieuso "scandal to tho Dominion," nnd nr- Foitch There, giied sarcastically that tho Slier-! MEXICO CITY, Kept. 2. Tho brooko Jail wns no "public hoard-, Huerta Government Is arranging to Ing houso" nnd described Thaw ns Increaso Its army and movo Itn ono who had boasted that ho laugh- forces from tho Interior to tho coast cd at outwitting tho authorities, border. Geofrrlon and Sainuol Jacobs, rep-j The Mexican War Department saya resenting tho stnto or Now York, that tho revolutionary conditions no both apponrcd before Suporlor Judge longer demand the presenco of theso Iliitrhlnscu nud pressed for an tin-j men lu tho Interior and that their mediate hearing on tho writ or ' now positions will ennble them to hct hahras corpus obtained Inst week. J ter guard against smuggling. Tho court conceded their point and Recently orders were Issued to thu nrgunionts were begun, ir tho ( every governor and Jero politico to writ Is sustained Thaw probably will organize and drill all able-bodied uteti bo lu tho bunds or Immigration nu- under their respective Jurisdiction for thorltles by night, possibly on his the ostensible purpose or taking part way to tho border, Thaw sat on a lounge nervously fingering his hat and taking notes. There was such n crush outside Hint mou's coats wcro torn, hats smashed and collars twisted. In tho Courthouso yard, n loud-mouth od orator was haranguing tho crowd, and nt Intervals thoro woro cries of "threo cheers for Thaw." At times tho voices grew so loud that It was difficult to hear tho counsel spenk. BANDON CONTRAC T LET out. Nine taken out. charred bodies woro Another disaster occurred near will bo postponed until she Is heard from. XKW SYSTEM AT COQUILLK. A considerable amount of ma terial for thij rebuilding of the light ing system has arrived In Coqitllle, and the work will be Inaugurated In the near futuro. It Is the pur pose of the Oregon Power Company to practically rebuild tho entire sys tem, modernizing It In every way. While It 1b not obligatory to Bupply day sorvlce for several months yet, Mr. Green Informs The Sentinel that continuous service will be ren dered In about two months. Co qulllo Sentinel. A CARLOAD OP BLUBSTKM the same spot December 20, 1910,1 when eight passengers were killed Fiorina Won. Florlan won the and twenty-five Injured. j wrestling match at the Royal Then- AIU SCOTTSBUHG WOMAX ter last night In two straight falls ( from Casey, the first In forty-five minutes and the second in about Mrs. Clara E. Owens, of Scotts- (Jftesni There waB a comparatively burg, has five children under 1C amall turn.out for it. Casey chul yoars of age, and being without means ienBe(j or a return match. Many of suport Is allowed ?40 per month, thought that Casey could have won This Is payable to J. N. Hedden for iast nJgnt Jf ne nad carea; to exert tho use of herself and family, as she nimBOif, Is said to be Improvident In business m , matters. Roseburg Review, Big DANCE at FINNISH HALL, DANCE at SUMNER SATURDAY SATURDAY EVE., SEPT. lit. Ev- N1GHT, SEIT. O. Launch STAND- erybody Invited. ARD will make SPECIAL TRIP. AGATES polished and made Into BLUFJSTEM FLOUR fS.SS AT JEWELRY at RED CROSS DRUG HAINES' STORE. Wright & Bentley Awarded Job For Erecting Fine Con crete Structure There. Wright & Huntley received word last night that they had been award ed the contract for tho flno two story building which tho First Nat ional Hand of Handon Is to erect. Tholr bid was about $17,000, ex clusive of hentlng and plumbing, so that tho completed structure will cost about 20,000. The plans for It were prepared by B. B. Ost llnd, of Marshfleld. There were a number of bidders on tho structure, but the Marshfleld men were the lowest. Messrs. Wright & Bentley aro Just con cluding their work on tho Chandler building and Chandler hotel an nex, and expect to be able to start the new structure soon and hope to have It finished by tho first of February, The new building will be one of the finest of the kind In tho state. PROGRESSIVES ATTENTION! PROGRESSIVES when rfiflsteilng register m PROGRESS1V in tho parades September 1C, Nation al Independence day. Tho Minister of tho Interior, Dr. Urrutla, has noti fied every planter in the republic to arm and equip for service ten men. This Is for tho purpose of defending individual properties against tho bandits, It being pointed out that thu revolutionary conditions had so far abated that the only menace to these properties was by bandits. Tho streets of tho Capital aro dally traversed by marching studonts, arm ed with rifles under officers of tho regular army. Not Infrequently whole companies of boys from twolvo to fifteen years of ago nru seen nnd occasionally there passes a company of poorly dresBod youngstors typical of the bootblack, newsboy olomont. WOCAST DOWN AND OUT NOW Former Premier Fighter Un able to Come Back Aze- . vedeo Gets Decision. Dy AiiocltteJ I'rtii lo coot Bay TlroM.J SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2. Tho obituary of Ad Wolgast Is written today on all of tho sport pages. Joe Azoveo, a green nnd nervous young ster, got tho decision over him yes terday at tho end of ten rounds. Wol gast announced his retirement, say ing ho did not need to box for a liv ing. So far as knowledge and forra went, lt was apparent at the end of the first round that tho old Wolgast could eat an Azovedo for breakfaRt and cry for moro. Then ho began to tire. Ho was hustled Ignomlu- ously about tho ring, pinned in his own corner, cuffed and pecked with out return. His own blows, Impress ive In delivery , could not dazo or even slow the stronger, better con ditioned boy. When he started to rally, fatigue cut It short. I FLOUR AT JiAINHi'. 1 1 . i f