The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, September 04, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textfl OVE ISNT BUND BUT IT ALWAYS SEEMS TO IMAGINF THAT OTHER PEOPLE ARE Clflca Sag Stonea waT ARTICLES NOW IS VOI'lt TIME. A Miinll ad In Tim Times wftat column nuiy tiring yon results im. mediately. Try one. want . 4lillt 1" I J 'I MMMItKH OF TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS. jrtjcsnllf; VOL XXXVII KMiililMH'tl In I'llC ( OHM .MIIII. 1 IIS MARSHFIELD. OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1913- EVENING EDITION-SIX PAGeT VEST WILL SEND A SPECIAL PROSECUTOR TO COOS BAY A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mall and Coos Hay Advertiser. No. 40 ...MM.Ar sr.nres Attorney Gen- ' 3 MriM For His Re port on Deportation. " ISAYS HE IS GOIWG ' TO SIMni di mmihw rrawford Says Governor is Mis-Stating Facts mngo, of saiem, is waiuuu. (Special to The Tiniest , SALEM, Or., Sept. I. An open n 1.1 Ireach llCtWCOII (invcuiiir wnn.n.i Lest and Attorney General Craw- lord has been cuiiHuit us n result of he hitter's action in mo invesugn r .f ii.. i ...w.ii lion of the iiepiiruiuirii i ,--.., L Socialist t'llltor from Hiintlon, hem, recently, m wen as mo Ether I. W. WVs mill the disturbance In the Coos Hay district. Tim At lorncy General was Kent to tho Coos fear district ns the Governors icgni kjtljor with Instructions .to pros Lcqte all violations of law. In THREE KILLED i v IN AIR FLIGHTS One U. S. and Two German Army Aviators Lose Lives Today. Itead of proserin hitf any of tho of- cgder, the Attorney (iuneral re lumed to Salem ami made a lengthy leport la which he ox.niorated tho fceople of tlmt district In their fight Ith the I. W. Governor WchI has Issued nn lijnally lensthy open statement In khlcli he charged the Attorney Cen tral with liully III performing 1)1.4 nlsilon ami berated him snreaHtlcal- for making a "pleasant vacation 1st of his mission" ami pronouncing trawford's report us a "lino treatise. In the relation of capital and labor." Gbiernor West bus appointed At pruey Krnest It. Itlngo, of this city special counsel to proceed to parahfleld and the Coos Hay coun- m. The scope of the prosecution kill be wide, Governor West nn"; lounced, It lifting the Intention h Irosecuto the officials for falling lo aforce the law against tho lndus- Irlal Workers ami tho doportoi-K nnd i also prosecute, tho "Workers" If py iolated tho laws. Attorney General Crawford licenses Governor IVest of ntls-stathiK the fuels nnd ltyu his willingness to m-oso- I'Jte all eases. (Hy Assoelated Press.) WASHINGTON, Sept. I. Eleven nvlntnrs have been killed I in tho Army and Xavy Kervlee I since the experiments were bo- Kim with heavier than air nm- chinos in l!)i)K. Ten in the Ar- my nnd one In tho navy. In the I aviation world over ;i;i:i person's I have been killed ulncu I Dos and I I I 2 (llll'lllfr flu, ,....iu.itil ........ I ' - lljf AmoiIsIM 1'itm lo C001 n.iy TlniM.J BAN DIEGO, Sept. I. Lieutenant Moss Love, of the Signal Corps of the United States Army was killed to dny In tin aeroilaiie accident at the Army Aviation School here. Love's aeroplane fell from a height of three hundred feet. Ilu waH In. the nlr forty four minutes. Short u iw. foro tho acldent ho began to descend from nn nltltudo of approximately 2,000 reet. When IIOO foot from the ground the wnteliors saw a puff of umoke on the mnehluo ami It drop . in ... . . jjuu iiku u snoi, jiieui. l.ove wnu dtetd when lie reached the grotiiidi I M. IKE REPORTED MISSING; . FEAR VICTIM OE DISASTER Traveling Man Who Formerly Lived at Coquille Suddenly urops uut oi sight and Em ployers and Wife Are Anx ious for Safety. .1. M. Xye, n former resident of Coquille, and well-known on Coos ilay, which he makes frequently, Is reported to have suddenly disap peared and much apprehension Is felt hy hit) uinnldVet'H. WiiHfnilnr Hrothers, of San Francisco, and his wife. Mr. Xye left Coos Hay July 27 In his auto for San Francisco and according to Herf MeColIuni no trace had been found of him after Hint date. S. S. .lonulitKH, of Xorth Uond, a patron of Xeustnder Hrothers. was THAW TOURIST appealed to for Information con cerning Mr. Xye, but till that ho could give was that he saw Xye Inly 20 In his store and Xye stated tlmt ho would leave the next day In his nuto for San Francisco, going the coast route. At San Francisco Mr. McCollum stated much apprehension was felt for Xye, and plans wore being made to make a search for him nnd offer a reward. Whether ho might accidentally have run off the road and. into a deep rnvlno with his mn chlne or have been the victim of ft holdup nnd murdered, and his machine stolen, aro the only the ories advanced for his failure to write either to his employers or his wife. RUERTA WILL RETIRE FROM OF MEXICAN AFFAIRS HEARST MAY BE A CAN AT E am o Canadian Immigration Board Considers Case of American Prisoner Today. CAMINETTI CASE HEARING CLOSE fcxpect to Submit Matter to Jury Tomorrow Mrs. Diggs 1 Raps Caminetti. west nti:i:s TWO. wrnw I'iuiiIcs Xoted Convicts at Salem Prison. SALEM, Or., Sept. I. lesso Hall K'teUUS est known cmivli.t ulnr.n r uas or Many Tracv. Is n fren He has a conditional nardon. rv.(,g .wejers, conv c ei onnn nf pwide In the second degreo, an pr tlnio of manslaughter, also Is man. nmi, woro .,,.., Hen" L it. i . r- hi me state ihmiII.hH.,i.,. i,,.. r( wore freed. Hntl. vln W their pledges of "honor." was convicted nf imi,n km i "i Z . ,im(,"i","f lii tho out ihi . lunmm' wild at IiIh ' "t ho had been robbed of mi In a cainhlliu' ,. i. rvusi ine nil.,, i.. .i In. 4, ' auioiuo lI10 ones w! o had robbed ISli h . st'Mtf':i'l Juno 17, I ..' ,V1 ni one to 1.-. vnni. S, tllo sen f,f ., o..; "... .' ... m ti, w" m nusiness, P Thomas Kcklmrt, a policeman r ""8 c y. Thr.t. .... Mm. .... - w mo t.:" ", OJ'ers CIIVO Eelrhnrt n 'or his life, TWO UlMiKI) iK OKlt.MA.NV (Hy. 'Aii'ioUt'ej fact id Cuoi uajr Tlinu.1 . .lUUMti, Gormnny, Sept. I. Lieu lMUht Von Kckcnbrechor ntld Llgut Prlnse, young mon, lueinhors of tho German Army Flying Corps, wore killed today while testing a now aoro plane over the military aerodouie, COUPLE DROP DIVORCE CAS E W. W. DENIED CITIZENSHIP "ashinntnn P IRefuseV VA A0UP!?me Court Prlt0. ?.onsidF Appeal ""i uiwer uourt. L.... r,A' WaS l.. Snnf A mi.- koftun" t 0AV dtmlssed for - V.lt1 o u iu' 1,10 Seattle . - 'e centrnt n tho nppeal of P. U l,'tket,n by the "oui AOS, tailor flt'uro in the Ohma Maginnis and Tom Ma- ginnis Makeup While Their Case is Pending. The divorce ease of Ohma Ma ginnis vs. Thomas Maginnis was dismissed from tho docket at Co qulllo by Judge Coko. Tho divorce suit was filed some tlnio ago nnd when called to bo set for trial, At torney Kendall wanted ,a motion In It ilrst heard. Tom Honnott ob jected, saying that this was the fourth divorce action ngalnst Mu gluuls that thoy had defended and Hint In this instance, he thought thore wns no action because tho couple had been living together again for some time. Mr. Kendall said thot ho wasn't awnro of this and that lie wanted tho motion heard anyway. Judge Coko stated that ho guessed tho motion of tho couple Involved had disposed of all other motions In tho court. Maglnuls Is Janitor of the Flan agan & Bennett bank and he and his wife havo had numerous tilts but made up again. WantH llig Damages, Fred J. Poopplng, formerly a brakeman on tho local railroad, has begun suit against the company for 125,000 for personal injuries ho al leges to have sustained in an acci dent at the Smith-Powers log dump here over a year ago. He Is now In Portland. His attorney, Eugene Bland, Is now on the Bay looking Into the case and conferring with W. T. Stoll about It. It seems that Poepping's left hand was Injured and he claims that It Is practically useless and that oven to use his arm causes him great pain. The case may come to trial at this term of court. THAW I.OSKS (njr Anoi'l.iU'.l I-irwi to Coon flay Tlmrn.) COATICOOK, Can., Sept. 4. Harry TIiiiw'h claim to being a tourist wns rejected, and his de portation seems oerlnlii, Tlio Hoard Is still 111 session. It will probably contlniio tomorrow. TO .JL'HV SOO.V. Illy AmoclntPiJ I'rrM lo Coo nay TlmM.) SAX FHAXCISCO, Sept. 4. Tho Cumlnettl case probably will go to the Jury tomorrow Hootli ' "' -. His Political Organization In New York City May Nom inate the Publisher. rrij Aoclle1 PrtM o Coos nr Tlmu.J NEW YOKK, Sept. I. There are three candidates for Mayor now In the field hero, but the political situation today Is clouded by doubt about tho composition of the ticket to run with Mayor Gnynor under the sign of the nhovel nnd by the attitude of the In dependence League. Efforts were be ing made to learn whether tho Mayor would accept on his ticket the Fusion nominees for Comptroller and Presi dent of the Uoard of Aldermen. Dem ocrats and Fuslonlsts havo designated f. complete ticket for primary nomi nation. There Is a vacancy In the Independence League ticket beca'use John Ptirroy Mitchell. Fusion can didate for Mayor, refused to accept a place nt the head of tho ticket. Tho place may stny vacant until Win. H. Hearst returns from abroad Sept. 14th. Dictator Will Not Attempt to Be Candidate For President Is Word Received. INVESTIGATOR HALE MAKES SECRET REPORT Rumors That Huerta Will Try to Circumvent United States Is Not Believed. i STOItV WAS FALSE. j Illy AMOrlalcl rrcn to Cook lay Ttnm.TI WASIIIXGTOX, Soppt. -f. I Consul Hannn at Monterey ru j ported today that there, wan no truth In tho story Unit (j Americans had been executed J by the Federal Mexican Genorul nt Torreon. All the Americans and foreigners nt Torreon worn J j safe us late ns August III. I (ny Aoclat4 Prcn to, Coot nr Tlraca.l I tny AmoclatoJ fmt to mat cay TImfi.J SAX FRAXCISCO, Sept. 4. Tho . . .i .l.t.. : :. i .. I.. li. cnAMMPnnif C..i i fi t-., iieiciisu rvniuu una murmur hi ub person PXrtbiliiPd y tlio Immigration e,Toit8 10 l,rovo Umt Drow Caminetti nonrd when H Wot this morning was 'I Id not vlolnto the white slave law Ilillry K.. TTiAW. Ho said ho boarded the train at, Rochester, X. H. and that IiIh tA'ectlvo point was Pittsburg. Ho bought- several tickets, ho said, In that his route was uncertain. He told of hiring two farmers, to drlvo lilin hero after lenvlng tho train. Thaw was sworn before ho testified. Thaw brought up the point that his case came under what Is known nn the tourist law In the Immigra tion net. Ho contended ho was touring In passing through Canada, and that ho wira exempt from mo lestation. Thu board wiion It ad journed at noon said It would tnka tho point raised by lilin under con sideration nnd would render Its de cision In tho matter when It re convened nt 2 o'clock this afternoon. MANUEL WEDS by his trip to Reno with Loin Xor rls. M. H. Dlopenbroek, of Stn; rnmento, who was Diggs' landlord, told how he had hunted out Diggs nml Cnminettl in the entrance to tho snloon at Sacramento to tell them thoy must censo, making an nsslgnn- tlnn house of his office building, or Diggs would havo to get out1. "Thoy were both pretty well drunk," Dle- penbrock testified, "f told thorn the janitor of my building nnd the policemen on tho bent lind com plained that thoy wero taking young girls Into Diggs' offices. "Xo we ain't," said Diggs, "these aro so clety womon." Mrs. Mnurleo Diggs, a strikingly pretty woman, was called by the dofonso In lino with the policy of j defense to lny stress nt any cost on ! tho state of mind of tho nccused. I Iter testimony wns exceedingly dam aging to Cninlnettl's porsonnl character. PRINCESS TODAY POPE PIUS IS Former King of Portugal Weds. Member of Royal Family of Germany. ny AsioclatnJ ran to cool nay Timet. S1GMARIXAEX, Gormony, Sept. 4. Manuel, former King of Portu gal, was married hero today to Princess Augustine Victoria, daugh tor of Prlnco William of Holenzol lorn. , REPORTED ILL DANC at SUMNER SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 3. Launch STAND ARD will make SPBOML TRIP. .BUUnSTBM FIXMJK flB AT CHILI EXHIBIT MAY BE MINUS XJongress There Fails to Ap propriate $500,000 for San Francisco Exposition. (By AuocUtod FrMi to Coot Bay Times.) WASHINGTON, Sept. 4. Chile may decline to participate in the Panama Pacific Exposition, according to a report today to the State Depart ment from Harry Fletcher, American Minister to Santiago, who says the Chilean Congress has adjourned with out appropriating the $500,000 asked by the authorities for the Chilean ex hibit. . Suffering From Indisposition Recalling Serious Illness of Last Spring. (Or AMOclated Pren to Cooj Day Tlmea: ROME, Sept. 4. Pope Plus Is orgaln suffering from an Indisposi tion, recalling the serious Illness through which he passed last spring, At the Vatican it Is said his present trouble Is slight, due to a cold. The Vatican j physicians have suggested complete rest. The Pope, however. Insisted jori keeping all the engage ments ne nuu muue lur luuuy. , ' The general condition of the Pope is good, according to the doctors today, They thinks that although he Is troubled by an occasional cough and some catarrh he will be able easily to overcome tho effect and will be assisted in this by fav orable climatic conditions now pre- ailing, GAYNOR SAILS FOR EUROPE II I'KltTA WILL NUT SEEK RE-ELECTION" Ne'W York Mayor Springs Sur prise on Gotham Politicians by Unexpected Move. IHy Atioclatei I'rfia to cooi Say Time.) XEW YORK, Sept. 1 Mayor Gnynor surprised his friends and political enemies alike today by sailing for Europo on tho steamshli Baltic. Astonishment that he should leave Xow York on tho ovo of hi campaign for ro-olectlon was some what nllnyed by tho announcement that his trip would Inst only twon ty days. Mayor Gnynor will return on tho snuio ship, duo to arrive hero September twenty-fifth. Gny nor h plans, previously announced spoke of a vacation trip of two weeks to tho Adlrondncks, which was to begin today. Nobody knew he had gone abroad until after tho Ualtlc had sailed at noon. Gayuor chnnged his plans at tho olovonth hour because hq believed tho sea trip would give him greater relief from tho throat trouble that lias re eurred at intorvals since no wns shot more than throo yours ago Tho bullet lodged In his throat and is still thoro, NN IN REPORT NORTH BEND NEWS Mra. Robt. Cravat, of Portland! who has j been visiting friends on the bay; and' in the valley for a few weeks will leave on the Breakwater for her home la Portland. NEXT WEEK Receiver Watters and Attorney Bryson Will Soon Complete Draft for Court. Judge V. E. Watters, Receiver of the L. D. Kinney properties and his attorney, L. H. Bryson, will complete their first detailed report of the Kin ney affairs In about a week and will submit It to Judge Harris at Eugeno before taking any further action. Subsequent developments and the time In which they will be done will probably be determined after the Court passes on this report. The report will go into detail. Mr. Bryson has been working on the ab stracts of the Kinney properties since Ms arrival here and is listing it en tire. It Is also presumed that all claims of record against Kinney will also be listed. It will probably be a couple of weeks at least before Receiver Wat ters can hope to be able to select tny AMoi'latcl lri to Coo Ilay Tlnoi.l i WASIIIXGTOX. Sept. f I The Ilrst official Information j j Hint Washington has been mor- ally assured that Huerta will not- bo a candidate at tho Mux- J j lean elections will bo permitted J to become public today. Tho J ': administration construes these J assurances ns meaning ulno ij I there will bo no elrcumveinfont 1 by Huerta resigning and oeemu- ing a candidate. tny Aaioclatcl rrfii to Cooi nay Tlmea. WASIIIXGTOX, I). C, Sept. 4 William Bayard IUo, who spent Hie last three month studying poll t leal conditions In .Mexico, fafd! to day before President Wfrsurt the In formation ho gathered nouC tho Huerta government and also con ferred with Secretary of State Hryau. He declined to discuss- lifn vtsft with tho administration offlclnls, but It Is understood ho gnvo thora. an intimate description of tm- ue gotlntlons conducted by John Unci nnd the Htiertn ofilclalH up (o a week ngo today, when ho loft Mex ico. So far as Is known Halo'B con nection with these negotiations, wnn unofficial. Dispatches from Mexico City say ing prominent Mexlcnns believed Huerta would resign In favor of Trovlno and thus mnko hfmsolf ollglblo ns a candidate for .pros!-. dent, lacked confirmation lioro, but tho news wns not surprising to ad ministration officials. While thoy aro still hoping for doflnllo nssur nnrjos that Huortn will not bo n can didate, thoy rcallzo Hint tho plan to Install him In tho presidency lias been under way somo tlnio. Xo Inkling has been given as to tho administration's futuro policy. should Llud's efforts obtain definito assuranco or I aorta's elimination prove fruitless, but developments or cither nn nfflrmntlvo or negative character are expected soon, whleli will affect tho Washington Govern ment's policy materially. tho now appraisers who aro to do- tormlno tho valuations of tho ICInnqy holdings. North Bend IfoteT. L, S. Kearnoy who Is negotiating: with tho North Bond Chambor of Commerce concerning tho orectlon of a now six-story hotel building at North Bend, left overland tliiH morn ing to confer with business associates. By that time, tho commltteo In chargo of tho mattor hope to havo tho alto problem well Inliand. Mr. Kearnoy wont over probable sites with them and thoro nro only comparatively a few from which lib desires to select. OLA UK E jMI IiLINERY. The latest and SMARTEST Mlla- LINERY MODES for tho coming: season will have tholr first showing FRIDAY and SATURDAY. This dis play will embraco all tho new Ideas In TRIMMED HATS as approved In the centers of fashion. Inspection cordially Invited. CORNER CEN TRAL AND BROADWAY, nUY PAPER APPLE WRAPPERS OP H. W. PAINTER, ALLTANCK BUILDING.