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OL XXXVII.
Established 1878
nH The Coast Mall
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
Ki
No. 222
A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mall
and Coos liny Advertiser.
Ill
CUTE OF THIEVES IS
BROKEN UP 111 PORTLAND
(early Every ' uepanmeni
Store mere uusi necivuj
by Operations
)0ZENS OF ARRESTS
ARE BfcllMU MAUL IMUW
lany oi uiicnueis hi wit
mnn Larae Amount of
Goods Recovered Today
Dr AmocUIkI rrri to foot Dir Timet.)
tiniiTt..WD. Or.. Anrll 8. An nl-
L.j tMnvnn' syndicate, cotnnoucd of
fniiroxlmntcly n score of persons,
uostlr women. wan uummie" i"")i
ih ollce elnlin, following five nr-
. ' i ..nctnntnv Tnilnv linlf n
oicn more nrrosts woro mntlo nurtl
aoro nre expected. At noon the Htoro
oom nt the courthoiiBu wag lioiippd
rltli recovered loot. Practically
very big department store and Jewel
t store In Portland suffered Iobsch.
mounting to thousands of flollius.
1!
I:IH FAIL
10 GEI RELIEF
iver 600 Refugees, Deported
arez Appeal to Carranza
pFrom Torreon, Reach Juarez
and Appeal to Carranza
FIGHTING AT TAM1MCO.
(Ilr AuoMiteJ rr to Com Jlr Timet.)
M'AsiiTvriTON:. n. n.. Anrll
8. Shnn but undecisive fight
ing nt Tnmplco was reported Into
imlnv hv llonr Admiral Mnvo.
who snld the non-comtmtnnts
were being tnken nuonrfl foreign
warships.
inr Atoiitii Prett to oet n.r Timet
JUAREZ. Anrll 8. C12 men. wo
ken mid dilldron of tlio Spnulah col
or, vho wore expelled from Torroon
ucnernl Villa, arrived lioro tniH
bornlng. Gcorgo C. Carothora, spoc-
11 agent of the Department of State,
rrlred abend of them and on tttelr
ehalf had nn Intervlow with Gon-
ral Cnrrnnzn, but It la learned that
nrranza s nttltudo against the Spau-
Irda remained unchanged.
CARDEN TO MEXICO.
fllv AMA,l.f.1 Pr... I. flau n. VfalM.l
SQl'TIIAMPTOV. Anrll K Sir
jlonel Cnrrten, British minister to
rxico, sailed for Now York on his
v to Mnxlrn tnniimrnrllv. Tim mis-
Ion for whlcli ho Is selected Is
am.
PROTECT MEXICAN' WOMEN.
IB, Attoctt4 Prau to Coo IUr TlBtt.l
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 8.
pierlcnn men nnd women In Dona
KCllla. n uulnirh nt Tniiinln linrn
fn brought Into tho city by ordor of
r Ailmlrnl Mnyo, bo rholr lives
) noi no enunngereu hy tlio ngnt-
in nrncrPRS Hinrn Mnvn rnnnrlii
Finnishes In tho neighborhood of
pmplco In which sovornl non-com-pnts
wero Injured.
TO LAXD OP I'llEE.
aMi ltcfimee). from Toiieon Cniss
Into El Paso.
FD7 A;-3( U'e.1 Titm to Coo nT TlmM.1
iEIj PSO. Tpxhh. Anrll R. 800
lembcrs of tho Spanish colony nt
"iieun, expoiiotl rrom thnt town py
neral Villa, stnml toilnv liencath
N Stara and Stripes. Expresslona
I rellrf came from thorn ns they
ls?d the Rio Grande ind found
wwfives on American soil. How
perately thejr clung to the fnct
e liands of tho United Srntes wns
"n iiv the fact thnt they resolutoly
icllnod to leave tho train In which
lei" arrived ...,tll IT., lln.l ctn.no Siuk.
1 Agent Cnrothers enmo nnd escort-
'tnem ncross the border.
Sotnn nt na n.lll ... in C.infn '
M tho leader of tho refugees.
' will visit friends nnd rela-
res In the lTnltP.l Rtntna nnd Ell-
'Pf. Many will go to Mexico City."
.varuiners wns unnblo to nssure
ni that thfiw ivnul.l la rnatnrpfl to
lr homes, his Interviews with Car
ia having mot with tho flat stnto-
i mat the expulsion of the Spnn
ri8 was n settled policy.
MULDERS' EXCHANGE.
There will bo a meeting of tho
i nl exchange of Coos nay nt
jenlnK and all members are request-
ue present. Business of 1m-
itance.
HENRY HUQGINS.
IEW TARIFF IS
GIVEN A JOLT
President Wilson's Congress-.
tonal Candidate Badly Beat
en in New Jersey
tllr AmooIXoiI I'm. to Coo UT Ttmn.
PATERSON, N. J., April S Al
most complete returns from tho elec
tion In the Sovonth Now Jersey Con
gressional District showed thnt Dow
ii. Drunltkci', Republican, defeated,
.Inines 0'Hyrni', Democrat by n plur
ality of more than ."000 votes. O'
Ilyme was strongly bached by Presi
dent Wilson. Dntkker inndo his
campaign ngnliiHt the new tariff law.
Tho same district wont Ropubllcnn
when Piesldcut Wilson was elected
and moro recently ngaliiHt Governor
Fielder. Drukker received 10,020
votCH, O'llyrne "240 and Demnrest,
Socialist, 50C3. Whitehead, Progrcs
hIvo. received only Ctl.
Tho Democrats refused to nccept
Mio result ns a repudiation of tho
administration. They said the elec
tion of Congressman Hremnor, Dem
ocrat, In this district', wan a personnl
success nnd accounted for Drill; Iter's
victory on tho same ground.
HIGH
S
I ELATED
Chairman Woods Says Thai.
'New Jersey Congressional
'Fifjllt is Bin Victory
nr AmikUicI rn to Cooi IUr Tlmti.
WASHINGTON, I). C... April 8.
Chalruinn Woods of the National Re
publican Executive Commlttco Issued
tho statement: "Kor tho sreond tlmo
In fourteen years, n Ropubllcnn hna
been elected to succeed u Democrat
from tho Sovonth Congresslonnl Dist
rict of New Jersey. Tho President
nBked tho pcoplo to pass judgment
on hl6 .-administration nnd the' have
dono so In no uucertnln terms. The
small vote enst for tho Hull Moose
candldnto ovldonccs that the Repub
licans nre united nnd presages tho
election of n Republican CouRT'iiB
next Novt'iilber."
Secrotnry Tumulty said such a re
Milt wns expected. When Wilson ran
for Governor tho samo district wns
lost, snld Tumulty, and Governor
Holder In tho last election llkowlio
lost tho county.
WILSON'S EASTER TRIP.
. - i
Kf AWO.UIM I'riM to Coot lUjr TlniM.
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 8.
Plans for Presldont Wilson's Easter
tilp wero changed today. Tho party
will go to White Sulphur Springs,
Vn Instead of Hot Springs, Vn. Thoy
will lenvn hero Thursday nnd return
Monday.
F
AW TT
AHEAD
IN TAGOMA NOW
Mayor Who Was Recalled
Leads in City Election
Like Gill in Seattle
fnr Amoi lt4 Prfii to Coat Pr Tlmn J
TACOMA, Wash., April 8. -Com-pleto
returns on tho city election
show thnt A. V. Fawcett. who was re
called from tho office of mnyor three
yenrs ago. lends tho nominees for
mayor. Fawcett received 7902 and
Rov. C. F. W. Stoever 5449. Tho
other candidates wero several thous
and behind. All amendments were
defeated.
lluys Interest. If. C. Edgerton of
Coqulllo has bought an Interest with
J E. Edmunds In the Coos Ray Wir
ing Company. Ho Is nssociatcd with
Mr. Ohlhelzer In the electrlcn supp y
business at Coqullle and will retain
Ms interest there but will spend most
of his time In Marshfleld. He Is nn
experienced electrlclnn and camo to
Coqulllo from Portland.
ELASTIC ROOKING Cement makes
your old roof better than new. J. i.
Brjce,
WINSOME WAY
WINS HOI
Pathetic Scene Witnessed in
Coquille Courtroom Ap
peals to J. 0. Stemmler
(Speclnl to Tho Times.)
COQUILLE, Or., April 8. A
rnther pntherlc enso wns brought
before the county court hero this
week. A llttlo Blx-year-oltl girl wns
brought Into the court audi wanted
to know whoro her sisters wero be
fore Judge Hnll had tlmo to enquire
Into tho cnBO. Then It was explained
to him thnt she had been told thnt ho
wns going to send hor whero two
brothers and sisters of hers are. It
seems that a few years ago the chl!d'B
mother died nt Brownsville nnd the
older children were sent to an or
phan's home, whllo Mr. Mnstcrs took
hor. Tho Masters family moved here
and for a tlmo worked nt tho Smltn-Powei-B
ranch, but now have a poul
try ranch above Myrtle Point. Mrs.
Masters was taken 111 snmo tlmo ngo
nnd wns forcol to give the child up.
They nsked tho county court to send
hor to nn orphan asylum. J. O.
Stemmler of Myrtle Point happened
to he In tho court room nnd was so
taken by tlio little girl thnt ho nsked
nn opportunity to adopt her or rath
er boo If his wife would consent to
It. Jpdgo Hnll henrtlly ngrccd mid
Mr. Stemmler wns allowed to take
her home with him nnd they liave un
til April 20 to dccldo whetchr they
would ndopt her.
MOTHERS ASK
FOR PENSIONS
County Court Rejects Appli
cation of Bear Creek Wo
manOthers Apply '
(Speclnl to Tho Times.)
COQUILLE, Or.. April 8. Tho
county court yesterday refused to
grnnt tho mothers' pension requested
by Mrs. Nlnr Rny of Rear Creek. She
wanted About $30 per mouth, but up
on Invcstlgntlon It wns found thnt her
hiiBband had tilmpley tlescrtcd the
family nnd Is now omewhcro In
British Columbia. In ronBcquenco no
pension could ho granted but In ense
tlio family is In nctunt need, aid can
bo given oi t of Hit uoor fund.
The court has not yet granted tho
pension Bought by Mrs. Trolllugcr, n
colored womnu living In Mnrshlleltl.
In her petition for a mother's pen
sion, Mrs. Trollliiger referred to n
number -of prominent Mnrshlleld men
ns references. Among them wero J.
W. Bennett, Dr. E. E. Straw, MnrHhal
Carter and Pat Hennessey. Of these
only Mr. Hennessey tins Indicated to
tho county court thnt- he thinks sho
Is tlerscrvlug of n pension.
Mrs. P. N. Flngg, of Mnrshlleld,
whose husbnud hna been very 111 for
some time, tins nlHo mr.du applica
tion for ji .pension.
Mrs. Drolllngor of Mnrshlleld or
First Addition nlso hns nn nppllcn
tlon pending for n pension.
Pathetic Cnse.
MINNESOTA IS
GOING "DRY"
St. Peters Carried by Prohi
bitionists After Sixty Years
of Wet Reinn
(Of AuocUI4 Trctt to Coot nt? TIbim.
ST. PAUL, April 8. Anti-saloon
ntlvocntcs nre elnted over their vic
tories In most Mlnncsotn cities of tho
fourth class. F.vou St. Poter, whoro.
saloons have operated for over sixty
vnntu tmiu uit'jitit Infrv Mm i1tt iiftl-
utti wj it tin a n vifc tiiiu vmv ikj vui"
uiiiii.
.HHKOItM IN NEBRASKA.
Saloons nnd Sunday Baseball Defeat
ed In Several Towns.
OMAHA, April 8. Locnl option
nlm.tlmiu niinr Vnlirnnl.'fl rnulllt.'fl In
, soveiitcou chuiigoa from wet to dry
nnti nine iroin tiry to wet. cmcou
towiiM voted for Sunday biiHObull mid
live against.
KANSAS CITY DEMOCRATIC.
(Ilr Amx'UtM l'rf. to Coot Iltgr Timet,)
KANSAS CITY, .Mo., April 8. Al
most comjiltite returns illiowed Unit
by a largo majority Henry L. Jost,
Democrat, wns ro-olected mnyor.
NEW YORK CHARTER CARRIES.
Itlf AturlttM I'rut to Coo. U.r Tlrott,
NEW YORK, April 8. The propo
sal to bold a convention to revise, the
constitution of tho stato, submitted
to tho voters nt a special election,
carried by 25,000 votes.
UNIONS WIN IN COLORADO.
(nr AuoUt! Pr. to foot lit? Timet.)
DENVER. April 8. In six coal
mining camps whoro union labor was
tho Issue, tho labor candidates wore
successful In flvo. An anti-labor
mayor was elected at Walsenburg.
NEW MEXICO REPUBLICAN.
(Or Aitoclithl Prru to Coot I1T Timet.)
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.. April 8.
Returns from municipal elections
showed that tho Republican tickets
led over tho Democratic and Fusion
candidates,
AVIATORS ARE
MOORS' IIS
French Army Aeronaut and
Officer Hacked to Pieces
By Natives
IDT Auoclitol Prett to Cooi Dtj Timet.)
RABAT. Morocco, April 8. Cap
tain Herve, French military aviator,
nnd a lieutenant, were hacked to
death by Insurgent Moors when forc
ed to land In the desert on account
of an aeroplane accident.
MARSIIKIELD KIRK Department
Hill give a DANCE SATURDAY
night at tlif EAGLES liull, KEY
SER'S ORCHESTRA.
VOTE TO CLOSE
1,000 SALOONS
Women Voters Responsible
for Prohibitionist Gains in
Illinois Elections
inr AMOtlttt lmi to Cooi nijr Tltnrt.)
CHICAGO. April 8. Womon, vot
ing for tho first tlmo In Illinois town
ship elections yesterday, aided In
closing moro than ono thousand sal
ooiiB, adding sixteen counties to tho
thirty already dry nndi barring tho
salo of Intoxicants In approximately
200 of tho 300 townships In which
local option wns tho Issue.
Women elected thirty feuialo town
ship offlcors, twenty-six township
lOolloctors, throo town dorks and n
member of tho board of education,
Chicago In Democratic.
In Chicago nouo of tho nliio wo
men candidates for tho city council
woro successful. Chicago's now coun
cil romnlned Democratic.
Tho proposition for a subway nys
tem was defeated.
PUBLIC LAND
BILL DISCUSSED
System of Leasing Federal
Domain Talked Over by
Western Governors
(nr Auoclit4 Prrti to Cool lltr Tlmtt.
DENVER, Colo., April 8. -After n
general discussion of tho system of
leasing tho public domain, proposed
In a bill now before Congress, the
Congress of Wostom Govornors de
cided not to go on record In a reso
lution until after hoarlng tho vlown
of the government offlcluls at tho
Irrigation conference to bo hold later
In tho week. Soma of tho govornors
are hostile to tho bill.
OS
0
T
S
All Except One of Russian
Gang Killed, Wounded or
1 Captured in Canada
(Or Auoclitol Treti to Coo Hr Timet.
NEW HAZELTON. II. C, April 8.
Every citizen callable of bearing
n rlflo Is today searching for tho last
man of the Russian bandit gang
which raided the Branch Union Bank
of Canada yesterday. Six men wero
captured or killed. One Is still freo,
who may havo $1100 in, his posses
sion. It Is believed ho Is wounded.
An eighth man has been arrested ns
n suspect. Of the three wounded
men, two may dlo.
ELASTIC ROOKING Cement. Per
manent and lasting. J. L. BRICE.
THREE RILLED BY EXPLOSION OF
DYNAMITE POCKET AT THE DALLEI
SHOW ASQUITH
GREAT HONOR
Premier Re-elected to House
of Commons Without
Opposition in Fife
(Ilr Amoi tiled rmi to Cool Pr Timet,)
LONDON. April 8. Premier As
qulth again beenmo n member of the
House of Commons when ho was re
turned unoppOBoJ, by his o'd constit
uency of East Fife, Scotland. At
noon, no other candldnto having put
It: nn nppenrnnco, tho returning of
ficer of tho constituency declared As
qulth elected. Asqulth resigned his
sent after he had tnkon over the wnr
secretitryshlp from Colouol Scely.
KRISCO REGIONAL RANK
Fourth Man is Dying and Sev
eral Others Injured in
Disaster at Celilo
STEAM SHOVEL STRUCK
CHARGE OF DYNAMITE
Hole Had Previously ' Missed!
Fire and Crew Was Un
aware of Danger
fn, Ai.ntUle.1 Prett to root Dtr Tlmti.J
THE DALLES, Or,, April 8 Thrvo
men wero killed, nnotl.or is dyjir.
nnd sovornl wero injured on the
IMllcB Celilo government cnnnl work
near hero when the Htonm shovel
struck a hulo thnt hnd missed ftro and;
caused n terrific dischnrgo. Ed Klntl
lor, tho shovel engineer, wns blown ti
atoms. Tho other dond and InfcutB
wero pitmen,
nr Af.orltleJ Prrti to Coot lltr Tlmrt.l
Tho only bank west of tho Rocky
mountains Is locnted nt Snn Francis,
co. It Is described ns follows:
District No. 12. Snn Fiunthico.
Capital .S,tlC,r.24 with 510 national
banks, etc. Territory. California,
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Nevndn
nnd Utnh mid nil of Arlzonn not In
cluded In district No. 11.
SEIOEL BADLY
BEATEN A6AIN
Socialist Candidate for Mayor
of Milwaukee Defeated
By Over 6000
(Ilr Aitoclttei Prett to Coot l)r Timet,
MILWAUKEE. April 8. Tho un
official rohinm did not change tho cs
tlmnto of last night that gave Mayor
Hading, uon-pnrtlsnu candldnto for
re-election, a majority of 0000 over
Emll Soldo!, tho Socialist Democrat.
L
MCE
IS
GV
United States Agreod to Pay
Colombia $25,000,000
For Panama Zone
(Mr Aitoeltlotl Prett to foot liar Timet.)
WASHINGTON, D. C April 8.
$25,000,000 Is tho nmouiit tho Unit
ed States has agreed to pay Columbia
for tho partition of Panama and tho
acquisition of the canal zone, In a
treaty signed In Bogota by Amorlcaii
Minister Thompson mid tho Colum
bian authorities, This was stated
hero at tho Columbian legation. Tho
Stato Department Is still awaiting
word from Thompson. No rights for
nn liitorocennlc canal across Columbia
by tho Arato Rlvor routa and no
conllng privileges on tho Islands off
tho Columbian coast aro contained In
tho treaty. Ono Important domnnd
which Columbia has been insisting on,
tho freo passago of her morchnnt
ships through tho canal, was glvon
up becatiBo of President Wilson's at
tltudo In favor of tho ropoal of toll
exemption. Tho Columbian Congross
will bo called Into speclnl session to
pass on tho tronty boforo It Is sub
mitted to tho Sonnto hero, Tho nc
coptmico of tho latest tronty will end
ten yenrs' negotlntlons and friction
between tho United Stntos and Colum
bia and rollovo tho strained diplo
matic relations,
AGED COUPLE
DIE TOGETHER
New Yorkers, 79 Years Old,
Commit Suicide Rather
Than Burden Relatives
(Br AwoelitM Prett to root pty Timet
NEW YORK, April 8. Despondont
because they believed they wero n
burden to their grandchildren, Jacob
Thels, Bovonty-nlno, and his wjfo,
seventy-eight, hanged themselves In
the homo of their grandson, George.
GREAT ACIIII
ON ilLROAO
C. R. Peck Says Trip Alons
Right of Way is Revelation
Rapid Progress '
The whole routo of tho Coos Bay
Eugono lino between Sand Point ana
Gardiner and from Gnrdlner t" 'th
Blualnw Is lined with workwea
straining every effort .to nwli Aha
lino to completion, uncording ttr dU.
R, Peck, who returned (today orar
tho right of way. Ho snyu that, tie
work being dono was a rovtfintlatt
to him and would bo a surprise 't
uvorybody, as no ono hero reallwe
tlio extent of tho operations jiov
under way.
Tho big tunnel nt SchoHold J
getting along woll, the crow work
ing from tho north end being oe
sldorably moro than 2000 Teot un
derground. During March twjr
made 259 feet of progress. At tho
south ond, Lomm 'Brothers bn.
comploted tho flrrrt .bench .In vtfeu
portal of tho tunnel .and uro wvriL
Ing on tho lower cut iit'd expect la
bo under ground within u few weeks.
Thoy havo thu contract for Orixiin:
1000 foot of tunnel from tills ctttl
and expect to accomplish It AtVUr.
rato of eight feet per day so that
tho whole tunnel will ho .completed
long boforo October 1,
Crows clearing right of way, liavo
tho slashing pretty woll done mid
tho whole right of way from Cava
Ray to tho Sluslaw Will bn readj .xi.
every point for grading . within sue
w elo. Camps nro strung nil along
tho lino.
Bocwoon Lakosldo nnd Sand Polut
good progress Is being mndo. Work
on tho tunnels will stmt soon. Onn
of tho tunnels, about 500 lout luce
near tho Menegat place, may bo
eliminated by u slight change. In
tho routo, but this has not Jjqob.
finally decided.
Hu says that it In a fine fri,r
from Gardiner to Coos Bay via ti
right of way. A gasolluo boat loavcu
Gnrdlnor at 7:30 In the morning lr
tho Bchoflold tunnol, From thurt.
It Is about six miles walk over m
flno mulo trail that tho Southern
Pacific has built along tho right XC
way to North Lako mid tlioro .
launch can bo obtained to Lakeside
and tho trip can bo easily mado iuja
day to Marshfleld.
At Lakesldo, all is nctivlty. Tlrti
big now hotel Is crowded mid Pro
prietor Hoverson Is now couiplotlpj
tho third story,
.Mr. Peck was accomnanlod 1
Mr. Welch, who recently nrrlvrl
hero from Now York.
WORK OX RAILWAY.
ProgresH Rt'iMicicd in Caiups Nar
Kloivnrn.
Tho crow of Inborers who nro clour
Ing off tho right of way moved thoii
enmp from the Brewster plnco ou
Tslltcoos Lnko ovur to Fivo Mile Lako
tho first of tills week.
Tho crowB have resumed work its.
tunnel No, 3, which was suspotifleU
Inst wlntor on nccotint of tho diffi
culty In gottlng In supplies.
Tho grading crew on tho tramwar
from Glcnnda aro at work out nearly
to Whoahlnk Lnko. Construction l
being rustled to get tho road opened
so supplloH can bo taken in over 'ix
for the camps along tho main llnc
Portor Bros, aro having soma cart
built for carrying lumber over thta
rond similar to tho logging cars iiBeU
in other places. A scow load of Mvril
rails for tho tramway was brought
down from Mnploton Tuesday and
unioaueu nt uionnaa.
Two steam shovels are soon Xotfco
put to work at grading on tlio roa,t1
betweon tho Sluslaw and tho Unrp
qua Rivers.
Tho stenm shovol which Is worUJtn,"
at Mapleton .will finish there inaiirmrt
a month. Florence West.
Llbby COAL. Tho kind YOU luaw
ALWAYS USED. Phone 72. PacTtrc
Livery and Transfer Company.
iJfuii.
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