HE MAN WHO VENTURES NOTHING IN JB, GAINS NOTHING EXCEPT TROUBLE Oloflfi OL'K MIM WEATHER tttt)?S WHAT'S GOING OX? Hciitt The Times every liny for (Iio lattvst hcmh. Itcml flu ails for your own benefit. It puy.s to advertise In TIio Tillies. 08Mo nmUo c cry.no mi C Hay . ....v liut I'"' l"lPl"- ,,""" ,K S;i ....... - - -"-"- ' aa, ... rlllataatu ,71)0 Coos iwi "- MKM11KH. OF THE ASSOCIATED 1'ltESS iau ' vvMI I-:h1IIsH.mi ih.M 0L XaAVU. 1H TIU Coast aiiill MARSHF1ELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1914 EVENING EDITION-SIX PAGES. A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mall Mn IRQ imil r-iwiu it,... .1.1. ii,... IMU. NO , .. rlra .J . V t.n,. . HISCIL TEST FOR ASIATICS URGED 115 SETTLING PROBLEM Secretary w son ouyy AmW neoruu oumuaiu Am V All Aliens WEWS OF DEPARTMENT Oh LHDUnCArnuooLu Plan Finds Favor as Showing No Favoritism in nciiiunnij immitjraiiun Dr AMO.Iilf.1 Vch Co TlniM.) ...laiiivrrrnx. 1). C Jan. 23. tiler a conference with ConimlBBlon- General Canilnottl totlny, Socro " " i i.i. u"iiiiii mlvlHoil Snonker lark that the iirohlein of Asiatic lm--i-.iinn miiiIiI ho solved hy Con- err, by raising the standard of i million to Inclntlo In tho Hat of w hreaks his leg AS UK LOOKS AT COKX OX FOOT. BEDFORD, IndT.lan. 23 At tempting to look nt n corn on tho bottom of his foot, Charles Jiidnh Btifforuil a broken le. Tho bono snapped above tho knee. WILSON'S ORDER prohibits is "eluded aliens those persons not able President MakfiS Rule to Pl'P nnnM tho physical tests required of ' imiuwh mw. null, iu Tit rwults for the l'nlte.1 States ar.ny. Vent Corruption AI110I1CJ -Inasmuch as the vast majority of Hnnnl 7mm Fmnlnuno ' Iprcient ilay Immigrants niust earn a llflng by performing manual labor," roto Sccrctnrj WIIhoii, "I sou no Canal Zone Employes iljr AMnrUlM 'rr In Co. liar Tlmm l WASHINGTON, 1). '.. Jan. 23. reason why tho standard should not President Wilson promulgated an te raised to this point." 'executive order today that Is prnc- The lewii of the department of tlnilly nn ontl-tlpplng law for tho uhor. Inclitdlnir Wo immigration uur- Panama Canal zono. Asliin from cau, arc expressed In tho lettor to prohibiting employes or tho canal Speaker Clark Secretary Wilson organization from receiving robatos fj)3 the method suggested not only or commissions on supplies, It pro- nnuld meet tho Asiatic Immigration hlblts ulfls lutendeil to liiNnniw., hiiie, hut also the ImmlKratlon gon- any employo on tho Isthmus without crally of tho laboring element with- knowledge of his employer. nut vlolatliur tiio most favored nation' It Is entitled "An order to movent or other similar clauses In existing corrupt Influuneliig of agents or irpatlpi. an (ho subjects and citizens sorvnntH," and nrovldOH a year's of all countries would bo treated In Imprisonment and flu s from ?lo to exactly tho tamo innnnor. ,$100 for vlolnllon of tho order. Tho The letter was In responso to n re- order attracted much attention In quest from Chairman llurnett of tho view of tho fact that Colonel Gooth itnuiA itmiili.'r.itloti Coinmltteo for als Is now InvostlictitlnK charges comment on the Maker bill for Aslnr- that John liurko. commissary agent lc cxclu Ion Keirctary Wilson si.ys for tho Panama Hallroad, reeolvod a concerted movement exists In liidlti rebutoB on contracts. and chcwjcrc to gain admission to ' the United S'n'es ami that Canada has legislated lit a moro drastic innn- Iccr than provided for In thu law now landing in Con ,rr as. PUBLISHERS OF TYOMIES HELD Warrants Charqe Them With Inciting to Riot Through Socialist Paper tnr AMoiItt,,) l-rrim to Coos ny TlniM.) HOUGHTON, Mich., Jan. 23. UUSt William Tonnnrln. nrnalilnnt of tho corporation which publishes a Finnish Socialist paper, Tyomles and several stockholders wero ar rested In Hancock today by Sheriff Cruz on warrnntB charging thorn with Inciting to riot through pub lished statements. They wero released under hnniln of $1000 each. Tho publication of COST IS BE FIGURED 001 War Correspondents at El Paso Worried Over Amount Eaten by Mexicans tnr AmocUttl 1'itm to Cool lit? Timet.) EL PASO, Jan. 23. A now roll cnll of tho Mexican soldiers and re fugees who fled from OJInaga and aro now hold nt Fort HIIsb Bhowed that several hundred more aro dependent upon tho nlted States than tno first counts Indicated. Tho total numbor is 1087, of which 3520 are soldiers. Tho rest aro women and children nnd malo civilians. Tho wounded boI- i i " INC DREDGE OREGON GOING FROM YftQUINA TO WORK AT COOS BAY an editorial charging the deputies' ller left at Presidio are also to bo iui uiu rusponsimiity rortito Itnl-, brought here mi nun (iisnsicr at unltinint on Armv nrrrnm nv it u-m ! nt -threo cents to Invited guests, addition tnero mn nan uisastcr at Calumet on Army officers say Christmas over was tho basis of tho, an average of thlrtv- complaint agnlnst tho men. Plvo ' feed each of tho sel'f. employes of Tyomles had provIoiiB-jor $1C7C a day. In ly been arrested. M1010 SOIT STARTED remaliiB tho cost of tenting, sanitary arrangements, guarding the camp and $25,000 for transportation. nr i PRINCE DE10IS SA T A P M I- R J Drawn Swords Greet Worker; nh nuilLU Who Try to Celebrate E OPPOSE mm Uncle Sam Commences Work of Collecting Cash From Railroad Directors tnr Aim UtM I'rFM to Com nay Tlmm. ST. I.Ol'IS, Mo.. Jan. 23. Suit to recover more t inn $11,000,000 was filed In tho I'nltotl States Dlstrld Court against ton men who wero di rectors In tto St. Louis nnd Snn 1'rsnclsco lallroad In 1010. Tho ton aro Ii. P. Yoakum, chair man of tho rrlpco directorate rt tho time of Its rccclvorHhlp, Jnmos Camp bell, president of tiro North American company, which brought tho receiver ship suit: William K. Hlxby, now re ceiver of tho Wabash; C. W. Illlllard, rormor vlco prosldont or tho Frisco: II. Ii. Wind. oil. former president of tho Frisco: K. V. Thnvor. A. 8. Orleg, Frnnk Trumbull, Thomas west mm nans witterreidt. BE ARRESTED Vice-President of Armour Con cern Refuses to Answer Questions Asked I UK PAH) 95(1(10 FOR I ItAItB VAIUKTY OP PLKA. I'AKIS, Prance, Jan. 23. I3d mond Porlor of tho French In stituo is authority for tho state ment that n noted Hrltlsh ento mologist and collector has paid $5000 ror a raro variety or riea. It Is of tho kind occasionally found in the skin of tho sea otter. FORCES FOR A BATTLE IU Amv lain! l'rrn to Com liar Tlinnr Villa Assembles His Troops! I ai lurreon lor a uccisive Engagement ltr AMoilatrtl I'rna Io Cooa liar Imra.) CHIHUAHUA. .Inn. 23 Hobols and Federals wero concentrating tholr I forces today for a decisive battlo nti Torroon. Tho engagement Is expect ed to decide whether General Villa' can push on Into tho central and sou thern states, Villa sent several moro troop tralna south today. Ho hns succeeded In ad vancing tho bulk or hlB army to Jim Inez, hair way to Torroon, without ro- v'ltnnce. Thero is overy indication j i "in. inu iiueriii goverumcui is pre-. Ihiiiiik iu iiiuiiu ii iuBiuruiu reniHi Join Col. P. S. Michie in Making Local Harbor Best on Coast MAJOR MORROW MEETS PORT COMMISSIONERS Arrangements Being Made for Disposal of Work to be by Dredges. , .MKKT'S POUT COMMISSION J j Major Morrow, United Stales engineer, and G. K, Goodwin, ! assistant United States engineer, 1 aro meeting with tho Port Commission this afternoon and going over a number or iiuos- I tlons In regard to tho Improvo- I ment of the local harbor. The I visitors mot with tho Port Pom. I mission In tho Government Kn- glnoor'B orrico this morning and thoroughly discussed tho local situation from all angles, President Simpson stated this afternoon that tho plan to solid n representative from Cooa Ihiy to Washington to Book nn appropriation for tho Jetty hud been nbauduned for tho pres ent. Major Morrow nnd Ills nsslit nuts will bo the guests or tho loading boosters of Coos liny at a smoker to bu given In tho Mllllconm Club tonight. CHICAGO, Jan. 2J. I-re.lerlck . nilco llt Torroon. risking everything J,-,8- Mclilo. which arrived fro ;J1Ib vice prosldon of tho Armour , n 81)ro10 offort tu Jhot,k vla Columbia yestordny, there will :.ir lino, faced posslblo Iniprlsonmont ntlvnnco fMrt,or toward Mexico City. Vth?r (lru,,K "B0,1 ,0 W(,r,c " odny hecnuso or Ills rofusnl to an- in disposing or tho troops propara- ''nr,,,or of CooH ,,ny' l,('t:')r11 I Cn tod I Unsuccessful Effort Made Against Germany's Hope ful Near His Palace (Pr Xt d U'e fr.M to Cooa liar TIidm, "Bloody Sunday" Date I Mr Amn atr. l're in Cooa liar Tlmm 1 ST. PKTICUSIU'HG. Jan. 23. Il'ollco yesterday dispersed with drawn swords n crowd of domou BtratoiB observing tho anniversary or "Hloody Sunday," January 22, I'inri. wlwm trnmis innuHiiereil ninnv HHrtl.IN. .Inti fil v., iitiuiw.nnaa- utrtlrliiir wnrlr tiwtii fia tlinv viri Jul attempt to attack Crown Prlnco mnrchlng, led by Father Giipon. to nuviirK uiiiiiiin nr llnrmniiv wna I'nllrn Kiniiirn In iii'nmnr. in inn 1'Jlll- maae today as ho wns alighting rrom,loror n petition rornitilntlng their PULP WORKER IN EIPL0S1 U auto at the pnlnco, PORTER AIDS LONE BANDIT political and economic demands. "Man Wants Money" He Says u rassenner minks He Is Seeking Tip IDT Ao UtM PrMi A rnAM n. i. . IlfarM .. 'v",'i aim uauiy Ki,r,cr8 a l0I1 Mdlt held up MlAi , :? rh " a s eopor of tho entered ?hi-entral tral' "obher i.f. f1th.? .r at Jackson. Mich., and body itafj " ",ln"ie8 when somo-l.-'lgni.,Io'l for tho omnrirmiov . . " Tho rnlilmi. ni..i..i .i.t Porter win. ii luiiiiuiiiou mo Wo a bag, 8 rovolvr lmndod 'kemAViV.'aner?. ? t?H The nor . . :? ",u"uJi no sam, birth. ' ter t00k tho bS to tho first "manUheernl sl,r'" Ba,d tho V0' "Shnt fre wnn,s raonoy." HwSeSer.Scl l0t mo " 8a,d sun6" fnlL1 l am n renl rohbor with "fill anil r - m1"" io mo vlctimSwted ,t,l "n8sonBc-. .iira8jiei(ied about $300. wxdkijLto nussi.v I,e0ftsadorr';m,lA""o,t1 Alii- e nntnir.i ' " u.. Jan. 22. ?CftA' ". M Ptadill. . was ordPr,AJnbaS8ador t0 KB lj be ffiS fPV01:ab,'r "Ported fnnittee riL foroiEB relations Pen held'un i,. nomination had Ujed agreemf a ,re?ort of a" a'' (ad Senat0r Tat bertween Plndoll "mffidW hold tho office h"ft" 2tR?Jr11slo-Bell, rent, want help, try a Want Ad FOR GOETHALS Canal Engineer Urged to Be come Police Commission 1 er of New York City llr AaaodateJ I'rwa Io Cooa IUr TlmM NKW YORK, Jan. 23. Mayor Mltcholl mado n statomont today cnrrylng a Biiggostlon that Colonol Geomo W. Goothals. chief engineer or tho Panama Canal, will bo tho noxt Police Commissioner of New York. "Prom tho beginning," aald tho Mayor. "I liavo urgod him to nc- copt tho plnco. I am to have a per sonal Intorvlow with Perkins to morrow." Porklns sailed ror Pauama early this month and hod a conference with Colonol Goothals. If tho Col onol accepts tho position, It will bo necessary for mm to reuro irom mo Army. to dIcidFon Brother of Foreman Blown Across Soda Burning Room and Injured Prcdorlck Hlehtor, brothor of Fore man Otto Illchter, of tho Coos Day Pulp & Manufacturing company's plant - - ..:.. :, who was serious ly Injured In an explosion nt tho mill tho day boforo yesterday, la reported badly burned and his recovery un certain, at tho hospital nt North Horn!, wliero ho was taken after tho ac cident. Itlchtor was working In tho room In which tho soda burner Is located, and tho gases, through some combina tion or circumBtaiicoB, oxploded with fittch force that Itlchtor wna hurlotl across tho room. Ho wna serioualy burned and Inhaled some of tho flame during tho explosion. Dr. K. Mlngus, who is attending the Injured man, stated Inst night that two of his fingers are brokon, but that tho enso la not sorloua. At tho hospltnl It was roported this nftor noon thnt tho Injuries rocolvod by Itlchtor wore mostly from tho burns and from inhaling tho gas, and that tlmo nlouo would toll whether ho would completely recover. In addition to tho new dredge, Col. from tho bo nn- on tho .11.,.,,,,, .. il... ........... linrtior Of COOH Hnv. nrrnrllll,' in Bwor questions regarding tho com-1,,,... (o imttlo Villa iilanned odnv tJ MnJo'' Morrow, United Stntos enuln. pany h iiUKinesa nsiceii by inomiiors or 80I1,i In,.K0 aetachnienta wiuth of Tor- oor- of I'ortland. Thin dredge will the i interstate Commerce Commission, ?.?," to cu it of "ho roTront of to h " town, now oporatlng at Ya- which Ib Investlgntlng the relations !.c, ora,B 0 Mexico city! l" qulnn, and sho 1b duo Lore about of tho rallroada with tho private ar 'April 1. I A mi. ..i. ...I,., ?.... 1 ....II. .1.1.. .,,..f,t niiiwii ii mill nil. "Thoro Ih an appropriation of 10, 000 n yoar for tho work of depon ing Cooh Hay harbor," Bald Major Morrow this morning, "nnd this pro vides for tho operation of tho Oregon nt this point. Knch year that tho drodgo does not oporato hero tho r mount pIloB up to provide ror moro ijsieusive operations in tho nituro." Major Hues, Georgo P. Hoylo, attorney ror tho Commission announced he would brlii.r cotitompt proceodlugs against Kills nnd other offlolals or tho com pany who refused Information. REBATE COARSE INVESTIGATED Swift & Company, Packers, Said to Have Profited $60,000 by Agreement l)r Amo. I.lfj I'rraa Io Cooa Ilay TlniM, CHICAGO, 111., Jnn .23. Tho In vestigation of tho c'.mrges that Swift ft Co., packers, profltod to tho ex tent or $00,000 by what Is said to have been in orrect a rehntlng agree ment with tho Ann Arbor railroad company was begun by tho Federal Brand jury. TWO INDICTED FOR GRAFT!! Service by Collecting contributions HIT Anorlat-M IVaa in Cihm liar Tlm 1 Morrow Httlteil thnt Mm llfAlllrn ...m.l.l l.n 1.nH.. ...1.1. I.. .!. Charged With Violating Civil tTr Ti, moth. toTorll0 Jntif inu iiiiiiiuiii. ni i nn iippropriiiiiou up to the present tlmo Ib used up. Ou being nHked when tho Col. P. s. Mlch lo would commence operations, tho 1'nlln.l Ul,.l..u .... ..!.. ...... '..,., ,i.i .. PnilTI WM V V Tin ! MF, I ' "".." --"-"'" "llBiliul'l milll llllll HIIU IUIUIA.U, , i Jnil. 2,1, Will.' would taokln I in lim. nil gnnn na ilir. K'olly. or Syracuse. Domoerntlo Btntn .. . .i" . !"". "'. "" ." '" fts U, commute man, and Pay Pursons,! ' V.V, 'Vi"" " ,1 ' chairman of tho Democratic com-, 'nrii ,1.! ,1,, " J,.., ln M,,.i mltteo of Courtland County, wore ' , 0f )0 i.i " ,L l,t , lllla jointly Indicted today charged with ff Zl !S 'J,. Z ar " ., at", ? II V Obit nil Of tlin f!lvll Snri'lrn In ?I ' "" f.008 " .A'10 ,,nr' '' Mttjor collecting Blxty contrlbutlona from or end nf tho I iZl. ."iln1'0,11 Civil Sorvlcn nninlnvrfl I 0r. ."" ' tl10 linnnol. whorn the wwi borueo ompiojcs. motion of tho vofsol will not litor. DIFFER ABOUT BOAT HISTORY NVESTIGAW Democratic Caucus Will Con sider Resolutions on Mine Probing Tonight JDr Auoclate4 Vrf to Cooa Car Tlmci. WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 23. A Democratic caucus prepared to meet last night to consider resolu tions for Congressional investigation of tho Michigan and Colorado mine strikes. 19 MUTINEERS ARE ARRESTED Outbreak on Steamer Follows Refusal of Demand Craft Returns to Port Dr Aoclate Treaa to Cool nijr Time., LIVERPOOL. Jan. 23. Mutiny broko out on tho steamship Devonian shortly after leaving Liverpool for Iloston and she was compelled- to put back to Holy Head, where nineteen of tho crow wero arrested. Tho outbreak was caused when tho union Bailors refused to obey orders, demanding that tho non-union men bo put ashore. AID FOR RIUSLAW. Tho Florence West says: "Senator Chamberlain haa Introduced an am endment to tho river and harbor hill to grant $24G,000 for tho Siuslaw jetties provided the local authorities furnish an equal amount." Eugene 0'Connell, Capt. Alex Hall, Henry Sengstacken and Others Talk Thoro la n decided dlfroronco or opinion among some or tho older res idents or Coos Hay as to tho history or tho tug Kscort nnd tho Moasonger, tno uisciiB8lon bolng revived by tho dynamiting or tho hulk or tho Ks cort. Kugono O'ConnoJ declares it wasn't tho Escort at all that it was tho re mains of tho Messenger. Iio said that ho know becauso ho was ono of tho Coos Day men who paid dearly for tho old Messenger. Tho father of Senator Harry Lano organized tho company to build tho Messenger nnd those who went In with him failed to realize much if anything on It. Henry Sengstacken la euro that It was tho Escort's hulk that was blown up. Ho says that he romombors It ail very plainly. uapt. Alec Hall says that tho de struction or tho boat whore its hulk remained was not intentional. It was rioated out there on tho tldo. Tho hull, which waa in good shape wns used ror a stand to dischargo tho 4th or July riroworka, and tho wholo bunch or firoworka accidentally took fire, causing a wild scramble among the hundred or bo that had gathered on tho old boat to aid in tho spectac ular colobration. Capt. Hall says that tho Escort was not Coos Day's first tug. It waa pre ceded by tho Fearless, which was called "Tho Dug." Ho says tho hulks of the Messenger and Escort woro sunk closo together. LABOR TROUBLE ES I House Expected to Act Fa vorably on Rule Permitting Investigations tllr Aaawlatik Pra to Cooa nar Tlmra.J WASHINGTON, D. L. Jan) 23 Plans for CoiiKressionnl lnvonilL-n. tlon of tho Colorado and Mlehlcim btrlkcs are IkIiil- framed toduv l.v Congressmen who oxpoct tho House to act favorably on tho decision of last night's caucus, which Instruct ed tho rules coinmltteo to bring In a special ruio pornilttlng such In vestigations. Those who opposed tho Investiga tions In caucus will contlnuo tholr opposition on tho floor, on tho con tention that no Federal question la Involved. Chairman Henry said tho rule8 committee would voto favorably on tho reports tomorrow and that resolutions authorizing (hq Investigations would pasa tho Uouso Aionuay, N W tho fero with tho drodclni: nrm. Sim would bo drotlglng thero right now, but Bonio iirrniiKomontB have to bo mado ror tho disposal or tho sand Inside tho hnrhor. "Tho sand ennnot ho dumped whoro it would Intcrroro with nnvlgatlon, either during tho presont tlmo or In tho future Thoro aro places In tho hnrhor. however, whoro considera ble snud may bo dumpod to ndvnn tngo. Tho selection of theso places will be mnrkpil on harbor charts. Tho drodgo draws about 17 reot or wntor when loaded with sand, and with the doors In tho bottom or tho snip oponlng outward a little over tin co reit to nllow tho sand to drop, nonrly twenty root or water Is re quired to diimn tho mntorlal. Thla can bo materially holpod by dumping inu Biuiii nj uigu 11110.' Ur-iiis Aro CoiiKlderoil. MnJorMorrow and Assistant Unit od States Knglneer G. E. Goodwin mot with tho monition! or tho Port Commission thlB morning, including tho port onglnoer, Mr. Chnrlcson, Ilenry Sengstacken. Anson Rogors, Louis J. Simpson nnd others to dis cuss tho harbor improvements. Captain Mncgenn or tho nroalc wator, and Captain Reed, or tho Col. P. S. Mlchio, went ovor th harbor charts this morning In tho cl-nrt room of tho dredgo, and tho armor mado Suggestions ncnlllBt dllinnliif? nnv Band on tho northorn sldo or tho har bor. Ho declared that any sand on tho north' Bldo waB invariably carried out to tho bar again bv tho eurront, whllo on tho south Bldo thoro woro several places botween South Inlet nnd Pony Slough whoro sand could bo dumped clear or tho current. Tho appointment or Captain Reed na ninstor or tho now dredgo haa caused considerable satlsraction with local harbor boosters, who reol that tho solectlon or n skilled man who has been fnmlllnr with Coos liny for tho last forty yoara was a good move. To ItKDUCK tho HIGH COST of LIVING, tho STEAMER HARDY un til furthor notlco will OAimv FREIGHT at a ItEDUCTION or SI HELP WOMEN Special Assessment Voted to Aid Female Workers to Perfect Organization Dr Aaaodated I-rcaa to Cooa IUr Tlmea. WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 23 Snorlnl nR.snKHinnnt nn nil rnilnnn ni. filiated with tho American Fedora-,1-11 TON- SAILS from SAN tlon or Labor to ralso funds ror tho FRANCISCO FRIDAY, Jan. 23 at nu iut.-i uiKuiuzmiuii 01 mo women 3 i, m, worKers, was voieu touay by tho executive council. Times Want ads bring results. i mdft nifajiti j .a-A&aU a -At.fi. .