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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1914 EVENING EDITION. SIX PAGES.
A Consolidation of Timet, Count Mull
antl Coot Itity Advertiser.
No. 155
VOL XXXVII. iS TllO Const Alllll
if WILSON
ENGINEER IS
ELEGTRGGUTED
BEN KILLED WHEN GORVICTS
ATTEiPT TO BREAK FROM M
a
DELIVERS
Euac LAW
DECLRBED VOID
TRUST LEGISL
ATI MESSAGE
bounds of Applause Delay
Heaoinuu ",u -""
inierrupuuii
(ADVISES TEARING UP
flUV,.7TiiiMn DV TUP RnfVTS
Ku l nnvj " "- "--
ISuqgestion of Penalties for In-
1" j:!j..i C mrlc Cmnr With
aiviauitia i Hiuo . ..
His Hearers.
M AuofUl"! Pitm to Coo. Day TlmM.1
uMSitiNTITOX. D. 0., Jan. 20.
President Wilson left tho Whlto
House nt ten o'clock to dollvor his
message to tho Joint bobbIoii of tho
iiaiim nf KcnresentntlvoB nml Sen
ate. Tlio pillories were pncT.od,
Mn. Wilson nml others or tno rros
M.n'f fnmlly occupied pruitilnuiit
places nml tlio diplomatic eorpH was
well represented.
The scene wns a colorful one.
A round of applause bognn when
1 . .........n.1 n.t.l ll'nil .lllft,
tno rrcsiueiu eiiu-ii.-u, uuu .. .....j
itllleil by Mr Wilson's evident de
sire to proceed with his roudlng.
He was frequently Interrupted with
lone Minimise ns ho delivered IiIh
message of business penco nnd In
dustrial freedom iib ndnilnlBtriitlon
mnnortcrs rnll It. Ills reference
to tho Interlocking or (llrorlorntcB
was received without domonBtrntlon j
but when ho referred to tho pro
posal to nuthorlr-o tho Intoratnto
Commerro Commission to regulnto
the financial operations of railroads,
a burst of applause halted tho read
ing and tlio President hnd to wnlt
for It to subside.
Ilia (lcclnrnttou that "laws should
I tear nothing up by tho roots," nnd
("that no sweeping or novol change
III necessary," wore received with
I attentive bIIoiico.
Another round of nnnlnuso ffrcot-
M tlio stntcinent "that tho IiuhIiicbs
ot production must hn separated
(rom tlr business of transportation."
Ills deelnrntlon for tho InturHtnto
Trade Cninml'-Klon was received In
(Hence, but nnnlauiio mooted tho
tlatcmcnt tlint "pi unities of pun-
iinmcnt sliould rail, not on tho busl
nest Itself, but on tho Individual!)
ho uso tho liiBtriiMwiiitnlltlpH nf
llllclnAii In Mmcn fltl...... 1..1.I..1. ...,. t
"".. i ,tvjiu iiiuiKn 1111 11, ,uii-
ne policy and sound business condemn."
1.011(1 nnnlnilRn tM-nntml llm cnn.
elusion of th" Prcsldont'a message
tt 12:51.
1
RULER
REPORTED ILL
Unconfirmed Rumor That Em
peror Suffers Stroke Causes
Stock Flurry
lir Aaaoclated I'rrm lo Coon IMy Time".)
LONDON, .Inn. 20. -An uncon
flrnied riininr that Emperor William
had Buffered n paralytic stroke caused
n nionientnry scare on the Loudon
Block exchange Consols dropped a
half point, hut soon recovered three
eighths of tho fall.
H
I
F
Expert Says Only Difference
is to Give Them Chance
to Import Meat
Ily AiodatM Vmt In Coo Hay Tlmm.J
DENVER, Colo., .Inn. 20. That
tho liieut producing Industry of tho
United States has hoen perninucntly
placed on n freo tradu hasls, without
any benefit of cheaper prices to
tho consumer and that the removal
of tlio tariff will not appreciably
Injiiro the llvestoulc Industry, woro
eoticliislnns expressed by President
II. A. .Instro, addressing tho Amor
tenn National Livestock Association
today.
The removal of the duty on moats
ho said was u distinct advantage to
packers, especially those with plants
In South America and Australia.
Wisconsin's Measure Turned
Down in Test Case Will
be Appealed.
Ily Akmi isir.l I'rrn to coon Day Tlmot.l
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Jan. 20.
Tho Wisconsin eugenic law, which
provided for tho Issuance of iniir
rlago llceiiBus only on certificate of
a clean bill of health Including tho
Wasscrmnn tcBt from a physlclnn,
was declared unconstitutional today
by JuiIbo P. C. Kschweller of tho
Circuit Court, In allowing a writ
of mandnnniH. Tho case ib to go
to tliu Supremo Court.
I
IS
G
IS
NIGHT SR FT
IS DISCHARGED
BIFF RAS
4 PRISONERS
i rrmoiiiis, nonsi: tiiikk axd
.'i.. ACCl'SICI) OP AT
TOI1TIJI) ML'ItlUnt IIKIIK.
Brlnglnp four prlsonors eontoncod
o ipend terms of from six months
. iny years in the stnto prison nt
"lew. Sherirr nnt. ni,.,..i i n,
from Coquliio on the noon train
"4 Placed his charBes In tho city
ll to await the dopnrturo of tho
"se for Gardiner and Drain tomor
row morning at 10 o'clock.
. Sh'rlff Gaqo will sociiro asslstnnco
ke tho four prisoners to Snlom,
"our in charso of ono man aro
we to taUo advantago of any op
(ortunity to r5Mn.
Te prisoners aro:
wm'' C',I,a',Pn- Rullty of forgory,
'tenoe,l from ono ,0 fvo yoftJ.B. w
. .' fort!t,rv' fro' 2 to 20
"; I rank Vnughnn, horso stoal
.! : mono to flvo years; Mrs.
ue Cappious. attempted murder,
nonthi to t.-n years.
SBentfe,7,aClllB hls I'rlsonors In Jail,
to k. 80 eseorte'1 Mw. Cappious
currr. u So U,nt Bho c01,I(l B0-
th i i ,nB u,11 othor articles for
,ne trip to saif.m.
i:iKlt.S TO ATTACK.
MeZ 5 T?,C' Jn- 20.-1000
toda? f iornl3 left Nuevo Larodo
tensibu-? Gfnernl Artro Alvarez,
rebeul bfU,, ,0 attac a lmnl f
Rlot?"rahPvcralni03vnth0
SSS0, II ' "W that tho N
alteS.Jr?0ps ,,lau tlnatoly to
roinu i B !"al forcQS trom ter
Uct nrthoa8tern Mexico for an
CpoLV a'n0ra8' on th boor
visile Brownsville,
Willett & Burr's Extra Crew
Dropped Because of Un
favorable Weather
Tho ontlro nlghr gang at Wlllott &
llurr's construction camp nt Myrtlo
Point was discharged on account of
tho unfavorablo weather conditions
that liavo prevailed foMho past weok.
Il Is expected that operations will ho
resumed as soon as weather condi
tions will permit.
ARBRITRATiQN
IS SUGGESTED
International Peace Union Has
Original Plan to End Strug
gle in Mexico
(lly AHlalea l'ri lo Com Hy Tlinw I
imUSSBLS, Jan. 20. Tho Inter
national peaeo union horo Is arrang
ing to ask all penco societies of
tho world to sond telegrams on tho
samo dav to Provisional Presdlont
Huorta nnd to Vonustlano Carranza,
Constitutionalist leader, asking thorn
to ngreo to an armistice, ponding
which tho rival claims will bo sub
mitted to arbitration.
OltO.CO XOT DKAD.
Itcpoited to lx nt Head of Snmll
Itand of Kolloweis
jny Auocute4 rr to coo nr tiojm j
ALPINE, Tox., Jan. 20. Oenoral
Ornznn. Mexican Federal commandor
who oscnpod from 011naa whon it
was captured by rebels, Is noar san
Carlos with a smnll band of follow
ers, according to Amorlcans from
thoro. Orozco Is bolloved to bo at
tempting to reach the Federal gar
rison opposite Del Rio, Texas.-
City Court Takes up Shooting
Case and Sentences Her
To Fifty Days
Ozellu Franklin, the young colored
woman who shot hor husband, Chas.
Franklin, the colorod portor nf the
Chandler barber shop, through the
left hand on Friday night, nppenred
boforo City Itecordor liutlor this
morning under Instructions given her
by Marshal Carter and' entered t
plea of guilty. She was given the
maximum penalty on rccommondiitlou
of Acting City Attorney Kondnll,
which was a $100 flue or fifty days
In Jail for sliuplo assault.
Tho penalty Is said to be tho first
tlmo tho maximum souteuco for sliu
plo assault has been given In 'tho
City Uecordor's court, and was due to
the fact that no action was taken by
the county officials In the matter, al
thoiiKh the tostlmony this niornliiK
showed that tho woman did her host
to kill her husband, following n quar
rel over nor into return uoiiio on
Friday night.
The young woinnn npponrod In
court with her husband and appeared
to rogaid tho whole affair as of llttlo
consequence. Her hushund, who hnd
been persunded to drop chargos
ngnlnst her, appeared with hor and
tho two appeared to ho on frloudly
terms again, although tholr testimony
clashed on several points.
When Mrs. Franklin was sworn In
and asked If whlit sho wns about to
stato to tho court wns going to bo
"tho wholo truth and nothing but
tho truth," sho nnswored Indignant
ly, saying to tho Judge:
"In co'so Ali'H toll do truth. How
could nh keep from tollln' nnythln''
olso?"
Attorney Kendnll questioned hor
elnsolv aa to tho facts loading 111! to
tho shooting on hor arrival at tho
Franklin homo on North Front atreot
pistols In tho enso woro presonted
pistols In tho case woro prosonotod
nnd identified, ono bolng a small,
choap 32-cnllher gun and tho other n
regular ll-callbor cannon, ownod by
Franklin.
Tlio young womnn doclnred that
tho causo of tho fracas was that hor
husband called her vllo iiamos when
sho arrived homo nnd accused hor
of having been somowhoro In a tnxl
cab. Sho had denied tho charge, stat
ing that sho had boon to a rostauront
nftor attending a plcturo show. Ho
had tried to strlko her, sho said, and
sho had grabbed hor small pistol from
under somo fancy work nud ho had
cnuglit tho bullot with IiIb loft hand.
Sho admitted aiming at his fore
head and statod that tho gun hnd
snapped three times when sho en
deavored to shoot him. Franklin had
leached tho door by this tlmo, sho
said, and exclaimed:
"Baby, don't shoot no mo ."
- Sho had replied by demand that
ho hand over his own gun. which sho
declared ho had in his overcoat poek-
ot. Ho had complied, while begging
hor not to shoot. Sho declared sho
had shot at him as ho ran up tlio
alleyway to oscapo, but sho had miss
ed him.
Franklin, on testifying, doclnrod
ho had not trlod to strlko hor, but
said ho had grabbed hor hat from
her head and upbraided hor for bolng
out so Into and in a tnxicab, as he
thought. Ho declared tho second pis
tol was secured from under his pillow
GKOItHK SCllL'liTZ, OP ASTOIIIA,
IXSTAXTLV KlliliHD HV C'O.M
IX IX CONTACT WITH WIIMIH
CAHItVINfl 1000 VOLTS.
Ily AmocIhIcJ Pitm lo Coo Hay Tlmw.J
ASTORIA, Or., Jnn. 20. George
Schultz, fifty, nBBlstant engineer of
tho power plant of Hammond mills
hero, wns electrocuted In tho dynamo
room of tho plnnt, last night when his
shoulders enmo in' contnet with tho
switchboard from which two conduits,
onch carrying -1000 volts, led.
STEAMER RAS
IRE TROUBLE
AXCIIOIt AXD IIIIAVV CHAIN" OP
VIILLOWKTOXi: IJItPAK M)OSI3
AXD SLIP OVIimiOAItll MAK
IN'G SLOW PHOGHKSS.
The steamer Wllllnm Clintham.
which Is towing tho damaged steam
schooner Yellowstone to San Fran
cisco, reported to Wireless Operator
Williamson this morning that nil wns
well and Blow but stondy progress
wns being nindo down tho const to
Snn Francisco.
Tho Clintham lost hor tow early
th In morning whon tho Jumping of the
Yollowstono worked ono. of hor heavy
anchors loose. Iloforo tho pawl could
ho sot on tho lingo anchor chain It
ran overboard with ti tromondous
roar and toro things looso on tho fo'
('iistlo head. Attempts to save tho
many fathoms of chnlu nud tho anch
or woro made and nfter sovoral
hours of hard work tho winch brought
it up, tho anchor was pulled tight In
Co linwso hole, and the Chatham re
sumed tho tow nftor another lino
had been passed aboard tho stoamor.
Tho Chatham and hor tow had
reached n point n few miles south ot
Cnpo lllnnco this afternoon nud It Is
understood thnt from flvo to six mllos
an hour Is being uiudo southward.
An Indication or the trying tlmo
tho Yellowstone and hor crew havo
gouo through may ho Imagined whon
it has taken her from Saturday morn
ing until this afternoon to pass be
yond Capo nianco.
by his wife, and nt this statement his
wife looked "daggers" at him. Hut
whllo It could ho scon that ho waB try
ing not to antagonize her, ho wanted
to toll tho truth and ho mado a good
Impression on the court, whllo tho
woman's statements woro not receiv
ed with much credonco by tho prose
cuting attorney.
At tho end of tho trial, Attorney
Kendall declared that thoro was too
much shooting going on In tho city
limits, and that In vlow of tho fact
that Mrs. Cappious had boon sontonc
ed to from two to twolvo years for
merely shooting at n man, without
hitting him, Justlco domnnded that
nt least tho maximum ponnlty of tho
city court should ho applied In this
case, whoro tho woman hnd shot hor
husband nnd used two gnus In trying
to finish tho Job with attempted mur
der. Tho woman rocelvod hor sontonco
with a contemptuous sneer, whllo hor
husband looked worried. Ho asked
tho court for tlmo In which to raise
tho sum required to freo his spouse,
but had to bo refused and tho young
womnn was taken to tho city Jail.
During tho trial Franklin stated
thnt ho had boon married to tho girl
in Montana and had llvod in Tilla
mook boforo coming horo.
STRIKE WON
Bl WORKERS
Delaware & Hudson Acceeds
to All Demands Made by
5000 Employes
tny AMorUIrd I'rrti to Cool liny Tlmrf.)
ALBANY, N. Y.. Jnn. 20. Opera
tions nro normal today on tho Dela
ware & Hudson railway after tho six
teen hours' strlko, which wns won by
the men when tho company acceded
to all their demands.
M
HIT BT AUTO
Sam Center's Foot is Run Ov
er and Slightly Injured
by Machine
Sam Center, tho crlpplo, who has
appeared In pollco court a number
of times on charges of druiikonncss,
hnd his foot run over by tho auto
mobllo of Ilnlph Ncrdrum, superin
tendent of tho pulp mill, Inst night
nt tho comer of Fourth nnd Curtis
streets.
The Injury wns qulto painful nud
Center rollod nround tho ground and
at first Mr. Nordrum thought ho had
fatally Injured tho mnn. Nlghtwntch
mnn Doano on finding that Center's
foot hnd boon run ovor, picked up
tho Injured mnn nud placed him In
tho nuto and Nordrum rushed him
to tho company doctor for treatment.
It Is not expected thnt tho Injury
will prove serious.
Coutor wns standing at tho side
of Fourth stioot near his horses'
bond whon tho nuto mine nlong nnd
struck him. Whothnr ho swung out
Into tho rond of tho machine, or was
unnoticed by tho chauffeur Is not
known.
Visiting Judge, Deputy Warden
of Oklahoma Prison and
Others Shot
THREE DESPERADOES
LYING IN MORGUE
Telephone Operator Turnkey
and Guard Wounded in
Shower of Bullets
iny AMo'lato.1 Prrra to Com Day -Inim,
McALHSTKIl, Okln., Jan. 20.
Qulot prevailed today at tho state
penltentlnry, where seven lives woro
lost Inst night during n battle be
tween guards and thrco convicts who
attempted to escape.
Tho bodies of II. H. Drover, head ot
the llcrtlllon department, Patrick
Oakos, deputy wnrdon, and V. C.
Godfrey, a guard, and those of tlio
thrco convicts, Charles Koontr., Tom
Lane nnd China Itccd, aro In tho
prison morgue.
I Tho body of Judge John S. Thonins
'of Muskogeo, n visitor to tho prison
' hilled by tho convicts, awaited prep
aration for shipment to lolatlvcs.
Suffering from bullet wounds in
tho Federal prison aro MIbs Mary
Foster, the prison tolophono opera
tor, John Martin, turnkey, nud C. L.
Wood, guard. A searching Investiga
tion was started today to ascertain
tho manner in which tho woapons
wero smuggled In to tho thrco who
tried to escape
FINO SNEDDON
13 Mil IIIMNt
To ItKlirci-: tho HIGH COST of
LIVING, tho STF.AMKH HAIIDV un
til further notlco will CAHKV
MtPIGHT nt u HFJH'CTIOX of $1
l'F.K TOX. SAILS from SAN
PHAXCISCO FRIDAY, Jan. 23 at
3 P. M.
JURY FRKPS MARSHPII:LD PIO-
XKKIl WHO WAS ORDKRKD
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM TO
TAKI3 I'P KQIUTY CASKS
(Special to Tho Times.)
COQUILLR, Or., Jnn. 20. Tho
Jury In tho enso of Chas. Sneddon
today brought In a verdict, declaring
him not to ho Insane. Snoddou,
who Is u Marshflold plonoor, was do-
clarod Insiino by tho bonrd of In
sanity commissioners, composed of
Dr. Straw, Dr. Taggart and Judgo
Hall. Ho npponlcd for a Jury trial.
Tho Jury was out only about an
hour nftor W. T. Stoll, who ropro
sontod Mr. Snoddou, and II. G. Roy,
who opposed him, finished tholr
pleas to tho Jury. Tho jurors wero
mostly Coquliio Vnlloy mon, Geo. N.
Dolt bolng tho only Marshflold man.
Tho othors woro Ellis Doniont, R.
J. Holvorstott, N. C. Medley, II. C.
Lomnnosky, R. A, Crlbblus, II, R.
Snyder, E. W. Sturdlvunt, C. M. Loo,,
'Eugono Hnmbloclc and M. If. Pres
W. I Immediately on conclusion of the
'Sneddon caso, Judge Coko dismissed
tho Jury nnd will tnko up oqulty
'cases which will probably tnko three
or four days.
T
IIP A MEETING
Representative and Attorney
Use Fists Southerner
Calls for His Gun
Ily Amo, lalM I'rrM lo Coo Hay Tlmrfl
WASHINGTON, I). C, Jnn. 20.
A fist fight between Roprcsontntlvo
Johnson of Kentucky, nud John R.
Shiolds, n WusMiiKtoii attorney, broko
I up today tho mooting of tho IIouso
j Committee on tho District of Colum
bia. Aftor the two men hnd clashed
and sovoral blows had been struck,
Johnson broko away, shouting "Get
mo my pistol, I'll kill htm."
Shields was knocked down boforo
tho clerks nnd spectators could qulot
tho combatants. Tho clorkB trlod
to hold tho K ntiieklan, but ho
'dashed off to his room, shouting for
a rovolvor. When Johnson returned
only tho clorks remained. Ho bo
rated them for lntorferrliig,
Tho clash followed n hearing on
tho bill to Increaso tho snlarlos ot
pollcomon, whom Shields represent
ed. Johnson declared "ho hoard
that Shiolds had collected largo lob
byists fcos and thnt to voto tho
proposed Inert nso might bo voting
somebody four or flvo thousand
dollars in lobby fees,"
ShleldH demanded an opportunity
to roply to these "falso statomontB"
and at that Johnson struck him.
TI
REBELS
W
A BATTLE
MM K. SANDAL'S COXCKRT horo
last night was cortalnly tho SUC
CESS of tho season In tho MUSICAL
lino. Chicago Tribune.
Tho LADIKS of tho MI?rilOlilST
CHURCH will hold tholr rogular
TAMALK SALE nt tho church par
lors WKDXKSDAY ufternoon. Last
until March. Leave orders, Phono
12 5-J.
GARREO NOMINATED.
Illy AiwacUKkl l'fM lo Coot Ily Tlmiw.)
WASHINGTON, I). C, Jan. 20.
Tho Prosldont today nominated Fran
els E. Gnrreo as United State Attor
noy for tho Eastern District of Washington.
Times Want ads bring results.
Government Troops Are Over
whelmed and Minister of
War Makes Get-away
Dy AaaocUled I'rfia to Ccoa Day Tlmw,
CAPE HAITI EN, HAITI, Jan. 20.
Tho Haitian govornmont troops
woro overwholmlngly dofoated by
rebels and flod In disorder nftor a
torrific battlo today two miles rrom
tho city. Tho Minister of War took
rofugo on tho stoamor Quebec.
WORKERS HOLD CONVENTION.
Dy AxoelatM Crcaa to Com Day Tlmta.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 20 The
twenty-fourth convention of tho Unit
ed Mlno Workers of America assem
bled horo today.