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HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE SS ALL HEALTH, WEALTH AND HAPPINESS
fflxnts $mj Stows
I
TIIH WOMEN
ival Tit" Times know tl3' f""
,, mli of the bet merchants
THE MERCHANTS
ulio jidvertlio in The Times know
tiicy rt'mh tlio host people In tlic
city Mho insist on the best nows
of tho city.
clt " the l,eMH of t,u' ,K",t ,,co"
jl of the 'Hi'
member op the associated piucss
. vVVtll KstnMIMuMi 1H7H
I VOl- XaAVII. as Tlu, cmHt jrtn
'MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1914 EVENING EDITION SIX PAGES.
A Consol Idatlon of Times, Const Mull fin 139
und Conn Jlny AdvcrtKcn. "Vm ,w
piwilWPPipn,
III! BADLY BURNED TODAY
I
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0 KG
DOYLE TALIS
.ABOUT GOOLEY
DrJtcdtive Who Made Arrest Ir
Uurry County Murder Case
'Makes Charges
.. .,,,t lttAl.'
ItfXl'l.OSIOX Of tl.l.MH.IAH ni.n
OIL TANK CAI'Hl- HHivrti i'..i
iNci miixK womax paixful
n iaitxi:i) i-'iiih ykak aoo
T01U1.
Flro broke out In the second story
of the uow M'ny "" w"
from Tho Times office today, but
It was extinguished oofore It had
galnU much headway. Tho main
blinding Jwas pot nffected, except In
the southeast corner, where tho flro
broko through tho partition. Tho
iflro Isitupposcd to hnvo neon caused.
hv tho explosion of one or tno ninny IIOSEHUHO, Or., .inn. 1. Tlmt
ranrtllni! stoves which the tcnntits of woitllhv'llniheriiioii of Rnnkniin. Hitlil
tbo second story of tho building ii.o. (o ,(U crnilnntC1 wh n A C(0,
a furns can uo icanicu mo umu,
litarted from fie explosion of n Bns- " " " niniw oi iiiomnn
I o!ln lank In the rear of tho room- Vnn Pelt In Curry county fifteen
I log i.Mrteni above tho Jones & Clour- years ago, aro iTyliiR to prevent
lev 'itat market. Tlio names wore corilcy's being brought to trial. Is the
lon from tho Lloyd Motel and Mr. intimation of Dotectlvo Stephen A.
fivllhtn turned In the alarm. Doyle, who arrived hero with Cooley,
.fr Tom Hrownell anil lion wliom ho arrested In San Frnurlm-n.
Hrnvnlce narrowly escaped from be- noylo snys It wna neceHsary for him
I iob bunuM to death, also a Mrs. to ,jrt codloy away from San Fron-
Thoniawon. The miter h two run- ,,BCOt attornoyH nnd prlvnto do-
idrciu-Aboifri up and plnyhiR, yell- l0(,tjV0H woro trylnR to Kecuro his rc-
edllru nnd nrousiM them. vim. Doylo Hays ho has a HtruiiK
Miming the children Ilrownlee nod ,, IlKI1IIBt Cooloy.
Mrs nrowtitll mado n irnniii ..My ,nW).orH ,,,, 10 t)l lo l)ki
wore and In dftliiR so woro overcome ,8 (1J nlHW01. CooI(iy K,vt!R ,0 ,,,.
bj t. nimeunnd both were wl'Rhtly I0gtlo tIint ,H ... , ,,,, ,H
itairncd. Mr. llrownetl was Uurnci , w , C((, fr()1) (.1rry
...... it... t .. n, it nMs nmi umiin nf ....
jBu.u. .i.r ..iv ".. . . ,.0,yi H ,,(,inlly sllont,
licr lutlr wag unriicu on. smic n, .... ,)ovIo ....... .,,, nih-,P,IRi,
til r'lmb down the stairs, hut t,o()()y )mH y1J.y uo mmm nn, hc1
l!ron'", as uiiconHclous from
Ibo mii'ik-1 and was carried down
sUUrs by W'trehsh Operator William
no Intervlows with n.ttornevH before
tlioy nppcarcd In his bobnlf, there nrn
' now numerous attorneys wnrhliiR for
.... fl. I .. tlk liiiMHliiil in
son anu ucil i.uij. ii .......;.. . ,,, ,,.,,., .,, Bnv.- ..rk.iil,, ,1...
Uic xwrne on hearing the woman's twUvm aro wn.,,ng 0vory mnvc
'M' 'inont of Doylo. IlOhlnd n)l this Dol
MyMimKiniioiiiuiuoniiw..- nyH ho Bppg n HrrtlI, nrllonto iwm
nnd hair but not serlousLy. H ;porHOIIll who aro mlxl01IH ltlt Cool
not believed hny of tho poroons . nQt 0 ,,rollKllt , tHnl j,wnH
rued nro badly hurt. . ,)nt ft )nu) ,v1B , SpoIn,u, B .
Ml t-o occupanls of tlio rooms I)U(,nt0(, ,n t0 pr10 )ut ,, f0.
iuvu iiiu mum niHiKi'i i 'a i. niii;
(
A New Year's Resolution
I
VE liea'd about the new Year,
And how the thing is done;
uuui IIIU ICOUIUUUMJ) UIUNOII
Loifg befors they're half begun,
I'm making one myself this year,
'It may be old and out o' date,
But I guess 'twill come in handy
Ere I've many days to wait,
You will sny that it's old fashioned,
But you can't say it's not true,
For it's "Do ye unto others
As ye would they'd do to you,"
i
Some fellow's always preaching
That no man is honest now;
That each one makes it easy,
Scorning sweat upon his brow,
I'm sure I don't believe it.
And I'm thankful that I can
Still meet the world a-smiling
And still trust my fellowman,
The good and bad must mingle,
And the false will always oo;
But I'll try to do to others
As I would they'd do to me,
Selected,
NEW
IS
A
OS
TO BE GUILTY
WO
fused to Rive his niuno.
i Siijs (' Im StrniiR.
I "Wo lmVn Htronir evidence Mini a
Mieath the flro nn sIlRht. except , ,,,,. ,. nKa,lHt C()oIoyi Hn,, ,
Iiir they liml oxtoit what they os-
ped a. The iIiiiiuiko to tho stores
inuruhnndlsu,
ousldernbly by
ow
'It
, mtc-
The ' i luhu Is (slfmntod at bo
SDOii ami niMili. wlili -about $1000
nsurnnn on Oow Why's morolmn-
!he.
Moi if 'lie t'UiunV had moved
f ut t( ( InilK or H-r.lv' Roods. Tho
prlnilr ' dJm.Kv a (II hv from smoku
A veil ,ito tr-tny. (low Why's
idoiish i ,i Sout. loth street was
urned rt. d the Woiro Uotol sllfiht
k; xhtiir, fl,
( nw "Why io ift China now. Ilo
leutlvo Doylo. "Cooloy told me (lint
ho spout six yenrs In Alaska and was
thoro at tho tlmo of the crime, but
wo hnvo ovldonco that ho wi In
Curry county at tho time, lie had
returned from a trip, presiiiunb'y to
Alaska. A short tlmo before the
nuirilor f Vnn 1'olt Coolov sent his
wlfo to Crescent City, Cul., and n
short time later 1 e 1'ift tho country
Wo hnve evidence that for seieral
days precedliiR tho murdor of Van
Polt, Cooloy wis seen hi tho valloy
masked and accompanied by his iJor,
Cooley's doR camo to tho spot where
- 1..- nH -. ffeh& TlklA Jlikil c4r1
1if tho bunaiiiR Iwniroil. ' w miinmnT m n . ..... ........
I Itolt, or tho Hod Cross ,)ruK ami reinainou lor nuuio u...u. -...,,
nllmH ..11. .tttlilntlftfk '
After 'tho murdor of Al CoolldRe,
Van Polt nnd several of his relatives
CHURCH HALL
LINES STILL
OW
.MAIISIII'IEI.D .M E T II O I) I ST S WIXTEUX TXIOX M.VIJ IliriWEEX
lai'xcn l'ltojEcr aiteh
ci:i,i:iii(.tix(2 wiimx(.' orr ok
DEItT.
COOS IIAV AXD ItOSEItl'ltO IS
STII.I, Ol'T I'llOXE I.IXE ALSO
DOWX.
Coos Hay Is still Isolated from tho
rest of tho world so fur as wire sor
vlco is concerned and tho only out-
(Sqi ( rbt loiiRht tho flro with a
nm v inilcnl. but his choinlcal
wa t rriclent to extliiRulsli It.
TImi l,o.t'i.
1 'i 'rcianls Cafo, rostnunuit,
1u i S i.ouiley's I'aluce Moat Mar-
pt i ibe Mnrrhil&M WlriiiR &
V'l il ron.pnny all inovod their
si lb urn the bullilIiiR nnd will
sui In ore or km loss. In addition
auiu:i on iba buridlnR.
a r Jomph of tbo Pnlaeo Mnr
i J la Rt'tclv and flxtnros In thi
t d wi!le wa'tliiR to movo
h td O (i raves a utoak.
t riJwTiell'i, lnibband 1b said
" Call' -nla.
-UM'I'YMJW VEAIt!
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I
lot
t
sir
'bac
i
.-io i
-
v in vr itivmnox.
were anx-sted for tho crlmo. It was
whllo they woro out on 1ul! awalMiiR
n honrlnR that Thomas Vnn Polt was
klllod. 3uhn h. Chllds. now out of
Cooloy's uttornoys, represented tho
Van PoltB"at tho tlmo they -won un
der nrrost 'In 1K08.
HAIM'V NEW YEAltJ
OltEATEST OK CHOP YEAP.S.
,Slv .Million American Kurms Piixlme
Hi,Oill,0(IO,OOII.
WASIII.NT.TO.V, D. C, Jan. 1
Ten billion dollars worth of products,
five billion dollars of cash Income
n biimpor year In spite of drought
nnd other setbacks Is tho 1913 rec
ord ut six million American fnrmors.
The most succesbful yosrs of hus
bandry 'In tho United Staten brotiRht
forth ?M 00,000,000 worth of nop,
of which $2890,000,000 wer repro
nented by cereals nlono and $3,000,
000,000 wurth of animals sold and
BlHiiRhtered and nnlmal pioducts.
The valuo of tho 1913 crop is twice as
great ns that xif 1899; moro than a
billion dollars ovor 1909 nd sub'
slantlajly groattr than 1912. Of all
tho 'crops, however, it Is 'estimated
thit 52 por cent will (remain n
amenn uid Hazel Harrison
I1) united in wedlock tin
I)ecmbor 2-1. at the homo
it I r tindo'g ivirnnls Mr ml Mrn
,---, ,
I'arrlson, rf Hlverton. Nov.
. ' CoquIHe officiated. They
e-e di'O.ded by Claudo E. Atherton
0' Ith- Ora Jameson The bride,
i k o'j. of Hlvcrton'B most chnnn
irt joiiiir ladles, was beconiltiRly
KtAro.l in white aad carried a bean
till buqiji'i of rosos. She Is wdll
1mmi ,n MHrBbfin,,!, jmvlnB nttonded
' 'lol ibt re a number of years nRO.
Tbriom lson of RIverton's popu- farms' where they wore produtedand
irtr ,. r.1. t. nt thoson of Mr. and that 20 per cent of tho animal pro
"lr ik Jameson Aftor tho imp- ductlon will remain. On that basis
18 SUltllOns WPtlrlllK ilil.ilAr Uln nnali lllpnilli. fa fHl nillt(d Ivv Mia
. . " l " '
ARriciilture at
tP e,i, b Hhlo bolnR elaborate- Department of
i 1 .Muted u the led and Rreon of i $5,817,000,000.
nil ma. Tho young couplo woro
r Ipletits of raany beautiful pres
wtt, Tiiev have a host of friends
M dotted c M endfnff felicitations,
At tho Wntch NIrIU mcetliiR ser
vices at tho Marshflold M. E.
Church last night, n project for
liuridlni! n social hall. .'lOxf.O. In- tho
" " ' ' !.. . .
roar of tho church, was launched "" "' is wnat operator Wllllam
by K. L. Sumner. son at tho local wireless station has
Tho plan was suRgestel Immedla
.toly after tho auuouncemcut. that
nil tho church debt hud been pro
vided for and met with enthusiastic
approval.
Speeches wero mado by Unv.
ICuotts, T L. Sumuor, iiiul V. E.
Allen.
Thoro was n InrRo audience pres
ent and a flno proRrnm enjoyed.
HAVI'V XEW YEAU5
GLAD WELCOME HERE
'WIIIKTI,i:H ItOAIt, 1IOUXH 1 IONIC.
TIN 1IOHXS TOOT, DAXCEItH
DANCE AND UINEKH DINE AS
NEW YEAU IS UHIIEHED IN
ON COOS HAY.
Tho Inauguration of tho Now Year
In Mnrshilcld nnd North Uend was
celebrated with, considerable vim in
I somo sections Inst night, nnd whllo
n i m i o ii I thoro was no Rreat nubuuii over too
Reported Charles Spencer HaS ovent, the arrlvnl of 191 wns marked
Information WhlCh May I according to tho extent of tho popu-
Lead to Further Arrests . 'nn on coob Dny.
Further developments In the1 The C. A. Smith lumber company's
atari. s.,nnrnr forcorv case nro deep, throaty whistle roared out a
expected shortly by thoso most close- Prolonged blast tho first Bccond aftor
ly in touch with tho prlsonor, 'nnd 12 'c,oclt at midnight nnd whistles
Blnco Spencer wns bound ovor to " Hinnllor plnnts, Btenmors launches,
tho grand Jury there nppearB to bo nutomobllos and tin horns in fue
a prospect that ho mny glvo ovldcnco.""'"'" of a few helped to welcome
to the stato which may Impllcnto the newborn year, which Is generally
othorn In tho forgeries nnd show . expected to mean bo much to tho
that ho was tho tool and not tho In-' dovelopmont of tho Pacific coast in
splrntlon of tho crooked work. 1 1" nctunl ubo of tho Panama Cnunl
Just beforo being tnkon to tho by tho steamers of tho world.
county Jail, Sponsor broko down and I There wero about fifteen resorva-
whllo practically admitting his guilt, tlons tnkon at tho Chandler Hotel for
stntod that ho had drifted Into bad tho New Year dinner nt midnight, and'
company and showed a, disposition W)ilIo tho dlnors might not hnvo act
to muko 11 clean brenst of tho whole ed bo orfuslvely In welcoming tho
business. . new year, they shook hands with
Tho Impression Is Rro.wliiR miiour J c,ncn ni)iiir nm, tre,i t0 f!ol BOioinn
somo of tho victims of tho forRorlcs over. ti,0 ,loath Btn,Kges of tho old
nnd those Intlmnto with tho sltun- yenr,
Hon thnt somo leniency should bo i)nncjB wnH , fn 1)IllBt hoih nt
shown tho prisoner provided that ho Xorth ,,,, 1(I Mrshlleld. In tho
makes a full confession. That ho f( Eok,loff ,,. ....... ,.,
was tho willing "Ront" of othors, ',.,. of v..v. Von ,,,. ,., ,,
who, It Is believed.. ciiRliieored . Ul0 fromBn wUh (ho noinbp
the whole frame-up of forgeries on I ,)l0 Mnr8rlo,,, rlro ,,0)nrt,llc.,. ,
Christmas Eve, Is the ImpresH ion n, , m ()cc
drawn from somo steitoments dropped W(J wo) ro,rc.8ent0)1 aft, Vopopt
15 7 -m: ? JTST1 'I "K
?. RU,m::t'arUn Sin"onl0. .7" ,7! ?T " t",, "
Innl path, Spomers reply wns, "Oh, val f mWnlBht.
that's all rlRht, Judge Wo'U bIiow' At the Eagles Hall another 'big
'em yet." This and Information ee- Now Year's danco was hold nnd tho
cured Indicates that Spencer will floor was thronged with dancers who"
"como through," nnd In order to In-' remained for tho passing or 1913.
,!..... ll... t .in mi (linrn Is n trrow- In llinnv homes of Mm nltv ilmrn
I1.1.U17 ...... -w i.. ... ....... - .- .. --, ... .... w.. b.aw.v
I ..ll.... II.,. I lm Ol.lf.linp.nna" 111 Woro rnlntlVim mill rllnan frlotwla niu.ni
IIIK (UUlll.K lii.il i.i" ,..r.. v.. -..,, .uw .w...w M.u.i
tho case should bo reached through pleasant hours awaiting tho birth or
BREAKWATER
IS
WA
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oe
HAPPY XEW YEAIll
If you have anything to
trade, or want help, try a
In Tte TJroes.
fll, rent,
fant Ad
Rough Columbia Bar Prevents
vessel ueuinn uui alli
ance Due In.
Tho nreakwater Is bar-bound nt
tho Columbia Klvor nnd It U doubtful
11 sho will got out today, according
to a wireless message from her re
ceived by Operator Williamson this
forenoou. Tho report from Astoria
said that tho Columbia bar was rough
and the bea outside rough. It was
raining' with a 28-mlle south wind
prevailing. Tlio tomporaturo was
C2 with tho ijaromoter reading 29.57.
Tho Alliance waB outside this fore
noon and Captain LofBted hoped to
cross in aoout 1 o'clock,.
Capo Blanco reported rain with a
20 mllo 8outli6ast wind, a tompora
turo of G3 and the barometer read
ing 29.45, Tho sea was quite rough.
HAPPY NEW YKAK!
(JKAl'T AT DAXDOX.
There Is a funny story about n
District Attorney, a typewriter and
a woman of tho underworld which
fairly reeks with graft and- which
has beon promised tho Surf for pub
lication. Bo patient! It's coming
up all right when we con get the
straight tory. Baiidon Surf.
been able to pick up.
Just when tho Western Union will
get Its lino up botweon hero and
Hoseburg H uncertain, but Operator
Sohottor hoped to do bo by this af
ternoon, Tho long dlstnnco phono lino bo
tweeif hero and Hoseburg Is still down
but they hopo to restore sorvlco this
afternoon,
HAPPY NKW YKAK!
I W W STUNG
UP MEXICANS
Rev. Robert McLean, Mission
ary, bays Organization is
Causina Revolt
POltTLAND, Or., Jan. 1. Speak
ing at tho Third Presbyterian
Chinch, tho llev. Robert McLean,
district superintendent of Presby
terian missions In Northorn Mexico,
declared that tho greatest danger
from the present rebellion in that
country lay from tho Industrial
Workers of the World, who wero
arousing the ignorant Mexicans on
both Bides of the lino to a Btate of
continual uiirest.
Ho furthor asserted that the re
bellion was fraught with more dan
ger to this country thnn many sup
posed, and that the propaganda of
the I. v, "w, among the Ignorant
Mexicans was a menace to American
institutions. "The Industrial Work
ers of the World," he Bald, "aro
spreading, their propaganda among
the Ignorant classjps pf Mexico and
raising up a dangerous element both
in our own territory adjoining Mex
ico and in Mexico that, may threaten
this country. This in my Judgment
Is one of the great "jers and men-
nccs to this ooi
HAFIY N YEAH!
The Times wanVada get -what
they go after,
,
ho mo leniency to tho prisoner, If it
Is possible to do so.
HAPPY XEW YKAK!-
T
S
ANDERSON
Outcome of This Afternoon's
Bout With Cross Crucial to'
His Career
PORTLAND, Or., Jan. 1. January
1, 1911, will always mean a lot to
"Dud" Anderson, Vancouver light
weight; for that mattor it will al
ways bo remembered by Leach Cross,
for when thoso 135 poundors battlo at
Vernon this nftornoon It will bo the
remnant emporium for ono of them.
Anderson suffered a trip to dream
land after 12 rounds of mauling at
tho hands of this same Leach last
July 4, and if Cross bumps him
again for tho rumble of ten, "Buds"
nsplrntlons to tho lightweight title,
safe to say, will novor bo gratified,
On tho other hand, If "Bud" wins,
ho will get a Bhot at Rivers oro an
othor six weeks, and thon, If suc
cessful, ho will bo In a position to
talk to Champion Ritchie.
So far as Cross Is concerned, ho
novor has beon anything moro thnn a
1911, when hands woro Joined nnd
songs and toasts fitted to tho oc
casion woro given.
On tho stroolB thoro was not much
Uif n celebration except tho "honking"
ot automobllo horns. Two pooplo
woro booii wnndorliiR around with tin
horns, tooting the Now .Year in, nnd
In scattered Instances thoro .was. a
yolp of gratification over tho passing
or another milestone In the present
contury.
Taking It nil around, tho coloura
tion was marked by qulotnesu and
coolness compared to tho celobratlon
in BnniQ previous years.
HAPPY XEW YEAR!
RE00ND0
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SOU
URINCJS HEAVY CARGO AXD A
OOOD LIST OK PASSEXOERS
FROM CALIFORNIA WILL RE-
TURN SATURDAY.
MeotliiR head winds for a short
tllstanco hp tho coast aftor leaving
San Fpqnulsco. and driven along bo
foro a following gale aftor passing
Cafco Mendocino, tho Redondo ar
rived In tho harbor this morning
tough trlal-horso; but ho has been shortly after daylight with a heavy
whipped quite regularly or late, and (cargo or gendial freight, Including
unless he annihilates Andorson he ninny drums ot oil for the Standard
will lose all his billboard affections., Oil Company's depot.
Leach has been fighting for olght The steamer will sail fan the ro-
yeara.
' HAPPY NEW YKAK!
ODDS ARE GS "OUNROAT"
turn trip at 2 o'clock Saturday after
noon. Her passenger list toming
north was as follows:
fl. W. Afrnlintniv T W r!o
KIr Purs Finish Training for New dlnor Mrs. J w Gain0P. W. H.
qaxt rpiwLt! 1 n Kennedy, F. II. McGregor, Nelson
SAN ANC SCO Jan l.-Gun.'MoBno K t M h ,
boa Smith and Arthur Pelkey are h Qq ' ;
ready for their 20-round bout hero ,,. Tno ,' ' ,',,'" '
t. , ' .,, ., don, Jos, fcilwyn, C. Holmes, Mrs.
this afternoon. Betting on he wlett Joh Bar
match Is sluggish, with the odds Chn8 Cftvanaush H 'w ftU y
favoring tho Ounner nt 10 to 8. wf,,m k fi ,. . t a
Qmi.. ,.,i i ., -,. , Wetherlll, A. Johnson, D. Suoy. O.
..w ..... ... i..u ,,.ibu ... L1n w Georgo. J. PauloM. Lewis,
experience and Is generally conceded sv n ,,, T ,A ' , .' '
,, , . w......j, a. umi auu ten
to carry a heavier punch. Pelkey I
has everything else weight, height,
reach and strength. Pelkey expects
to enter the ring weighing about 205
and Smith 180.
steerage
HAITY NEW YEAKt,
If you have anything to sell, rent,
trade, or want hjlp, try a Want Ad
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