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A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mnll
and Coos liny Advertiser.
No. 226
HIT TRAFFIC
5A! GUNMEN
ID CONFESSED
Notorious Criminals Executed
for Murder of Herman Ro
scnthal Last Year
HEN'S NERVE FAIL
IN DEATH CHAMBER
Pathetic Scenes Mark Execu
tionDiffer in Reqard to
Confessions of Men
Dr Awoclitfd Trfft to Coo Itr Tlmf.I
SING SINU PRISON, Osslnlng, N.
i April 13. Tlio four gunmen
(onrlctcil of tho murder of Her
man KoBcntlml died In tlio electric WTuvv S'J .".' "VJ v?i"-v "t
iK.ir nt daybreak. None confessed I AJ'UAN, Ni V( A)r(1 ,3 gomo
their kuIU nnd nono mention d tho "l V gunmen nro believed to lmvo
mcir "" ,,., ,., , confessed before I mv .iin.i s.mr.
nime 01 v.ii"in.- u"""i ii i - :-.' -- ...u.-
police Iloutennnt, who wnB found
sollty of instigating tlio murder.
01 ino lour wnu uiuii, iiiiuiv out
Report at Albany That Men Ex
ecuted Admitted Their
Guilt Before Execution
FO RJVERS
inioniient Riley of tho Stiito Prison I delegates of tho
Dopartmtnl, biiI, that statomonts' present.
would arrive hero from Olninc
Columbia and Snake Water
ways Association Meets
. in Portland Today
llljr AnoiUiM l'rtti to loot nr Tim,.
PORTLAND, Or., April 13, Co
operntlvo effort toward Increasing
river navigation wns tho keynote or
addresses delivered at tho opsnlnj
or tho fifth annual convention ot the
Columbia and Snnko IUvor Water
ways Association. "Wc not only want
n navigable, but a navigated rlvur,"
tnld President George F. IllcharlMin,
'and wo can best achieve this by
adopting the spirit, If not tho lettor,
of the National Rivers and Hnrbors
Congress' slogan: "We stand for pol
icy, not n project." Over 100 vlultln.t
northwest woie
denihn r, ("Whltoy Lewis,") mado """ V1'1.1'1,1 W0",hI sllow "no '"
the only stntoment nnd ovon -ho J,IBlll, Utt' bcc loll ")' tho execu- nfin
did not. only to assert his Innoconco. ' J1""8.- , Tll statements nro said to U1L
?'.!.'...,,' 1,., mi,.l.t,wl no fl.nt. llllllllltO IIOIIO bllt tllO Mill wlm F I I M
(trapped him In tho chnlr, "I dldi"10"-
md I tllil were perjurers. For the
like of JiiBtlco, gentlemen, I spy
I didn't as I did on tho witness
mnd- " Whltoy did not finish
the sentence. Tho strnngo harness
had been adjusted , nnd tho curront
hot tho body forward In tho chair,
he was tlio second to dlo. "Dngo
Frank" (Frank Clrofcol) ennio first,
-Crp tho niood" (Harry Horwltz)
third and "Lefty Louie (Louis Ros
enberg) Inst. In forty 'minutes nil
(oui were dispatched.
COPPER STRIKE
ED
m
IT NOT TO
PAY DAMAGE
ID CLOSE CALL
AT FLORENCE
Eleven Workmen Working on
Frederick Wreck Carried
Over Bar on Scow
FLORENCE, Or., April 13. Otm
of tho large scows with which tho car
go of-tho Frederick Is being unloadol
was driven over tho bar. Eleven men
wore on tlio scow, which the np
Roscoo was putting alongside tho
Fredotlek, when In somo mnnnor tho
tug nnd scow wero driven by the
strong ebb current Into tho break and
over the bar. Tho sea was quite
calm nnd tho tug stood' by tho scow
until tho tldo turned, bringing It back
JiiBt before S o'clock In tho evening.
Whllo It looked like a closo call to
thoBo on board tho bcow, nothing hap
pened nioro than considerable dis
comfort, from crossing the bar on an
open scow.
E OF DR.
W
ME AN FEDEBA
DM
SAYS MEXICO .
i
WILL bflLUIt
LEACH IS
Thii time would not liavo been' Michigan Miners Voted to Ter
minate Labor Trouble
Majority of 102
shortened had It not beau for over
erowdlnj; of nnwspnper roprcsontn-'
tires. Thcro wnB no untoward nc-l
ddent, Tho Riinmon walked qttlotly
lojho chair and only their quntting
kneei and tho sickly green pallor
Dr AmotIxM 1'ritt le Coot IU T(mo.1
HANCOCK, Mich., April 13. Tho
If their faces attest -d thnt a reaTlza- copper miners, on strlko since July,
..on of death wns on thorn. A priest vot d yesterday to call off tho strlko,
Kcompanled "Dago Frank" nnd according to i)n announcement to
JUbbls accompanied thn others to tho ; ' by tlio district secretary o; tho
thJr. Priest nnd Rabbis nllko with ' western Federation. It Is unofflc-
aierted faces drawn from tho rhnr'c'1 'V reported that thn majority
death, struggled to control thorn- nitniK rt tno striKo wns 102.
itlrcs as they Intoned prayers for -Ilccogultlon of the union, denied by
me dying. uo mining companies, .is waived by
It wag not tho Intention to ox- tho strikers In voting to return to
ecuto "Dago Frank" first, but ho work. Thoy claim that prnctlcall
showed signs of collnpso nnd It wns aIi their other demands lmvo been
deemed expedient to shield him from compiled with since tho strlko began,
the ordeal of wnltlng. His head nnd These Includo bettor working condl-
1(1 and tonguo woro dnmponod and tlons. nn olcht hour dnv nnd mini-
men urnnci, wno mill
Succumbs at Home of Parents
Near Bandon His Where
abouts are Unknown
UANDON", Or., April 13 Mrs. IM-
Attorney Peck Says That City'
uouncn must Shoulder
Any Liability
At a mortlntr of tho Port Com
mlselou today, Attorney C. It. Pecki
notified parties appearing boforo Hit Lcnch. wlfo of Dr. n. If. tn.h
tho Commissioners and clnlmlnt: wlio wnu dennrtnit frnm rnn ,.nn.,t..
damages on account of tholr landn.ubout a yclir ngo. died at tho hom-
being flooded by tho Mill Slough fill (of hoc parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. I
that tho Port would not pay nny Howe, near Pnrkcrsburg. A eompll- j
MiMiiriMiv. jut Dtiiu liiiil iiiu run rnrifiii ir iiiaitncita im li.titi - n. i... i
Commission did not hold Itself ro-, fast for the. pnst two yonrB nnd denth
lenovca tier from continuous pain
rnud suffering.
E-Jlth IJowo was a native daughter
of Coos county, having been born nt
her intrants' ranch on Dear Creek,
iiuriysix years ngo. uno wns reared
L TAKE Tl
WHICH VILLA HAD CAPTURED
Huerta Force Reoccupies San
Pedro and Drives Villa
Back Sunday
HEAVY LOSSES IN '
FIGHTING REPORTED
Federals Now Said to be Plan
ning to Attack Torreon .
News Censured
(nr Aolt.a Pttti to Coon llr Timet.)
ITOIUIEON, April 13. Honvy fight-
lng was In pr--gres8 nt San Pedro
yeBtorday, the Federals having tnlcpu
i..o town two days previously, It
la n Ian rrmnWrid linf n Ti'ndfii-it tit.
nt.ikal.lr.Kt It'll. ,.. ..1.l -ll t.l i ' T ' .. """. V.. " ,U,lV
"1"M" "''""' u,.,u i"u mm a or. 3000. bollovclng this city Is llght
Baluto would bo fired to t.io Amcrlcnn y garrisoned. Is on tho way to rc
riag by tho Mexican Federals at rani-, enpturo tho place. A surprlso awalta
Pico as an npology for tho recent cr- thorn, for when Villa sent tho mir
iest of Amorlcan mnrlnes. President suors nftor Volnsco ho loft 6000
Wilson spoko with such conridetro. here.
t'mt his hearers took It to Impiy'thnt Snn Pedro was ro-taken by (lonornl
tho point would bo Insisted on Pros- Argumodo and Cntnpo. When VII
Ident Wilson has already apnrovod la's troops drove tho Fedoral Oon-
.r Hear Admiral Mayo's demau 1 for oral Do Monro out or town, ho loR
a salute. It with n small gnrrlson. Tho ro-
Secrotary Ilrynn also showed by his mnlndor of thu troops took up tho
actions that ho approved. "The sai- pursuit. Villa. In porsonnl com
uto will ho fired!" was his positive mum!, attempted to retnko tho town
nnnouncemont. yesterday and a florco battle cu
ll rynn would neither afrirm nor ued. A trnlnload of robol wouudod
deny tlio reports tluit Ihiortn hnd for- "ml 305 Federal prisoners arrived
bidden tlio snluto demanded by Mayo "era today.
In somo orficlnl clrclos tho suggou-' (Noto Tho nbovo dispatch boro
tlon that Iluortn would refusd to per-, evidence of strict censorship.) ..
mlt the Bnluto wns received with sur
prise. In tholr opinion refusal inlgr.t
compel drastic action by the United
States.
President Wilson Announces
That Apology Will be In
sisted Upon
(nr Awoolttrtl Pttit lo Coo Jhj Tlmrn.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 13.
IS
sponslblo ns tho City of Mnrshflold
hnd ordered Mill Slough filled; had
put In a drain box there, etc., and
ho referred the petitioners to tho
City Council. '
This will probably mean a Hvoly;
threo-cornorod controversy- as to ' ""XZX " '" nt"; ".. 7" rPr '
SXSSl Arty 0. Hoy ap-l !? " The? "h "A ! "!
penred for sirs. r"tor
wanted to know w
ilhAii Al. 0hA4
uuuut iiiu otuii i-iiuiu. j rummii-mn,lftll,-mil,1(UiI """.
n il.A 1iM M.iA.n,l 1 ..4 1... ' nut llllliu ll IlUr IlillUlllB.
hnd Investigated and found only' P? ,I?1cn"R0.t '' l"band pre
tllttt ,1 """ "-" HM.I IIVUIIJ- H1L'
'"tor Scott Sr nnd I J)r" !'on.c1'' AcporapnnWil by hqr his
ivlnt thoy hnd 'done1 ,M,nrt' ' returne.1 to Ilandon n llttlo
I.a.. I.. i n a .k i. i oAIin nil fti r, U'ntAii Miavn a. .t
uuL'ii in n iiii! iiniiv wnnu nr .i. ovonu liiomk. wi dumiuu "iui miu iuiii uuik i . . . . . v.
prayer with a priest, was led Into d men lmvo been Imported to rill" bo lrlctl ?. Consequently. " " ""' '"; " ,,v-,T !
C. J. Hlllstrom nnd C. A. John- ot " nY11"', , , ,
son, of West Mnrshflold, wero pres-' , ;8ldes hor husband and par-'ntt
out, asking damages for bolng ovfr-lf,"0 8 rvlved by one brothor, WIN
flowed west or Tenth stroot. Mr. ,ln"' Howe, a business man of C
Hlllstrom said Hint his dairy hud qullle.
the preeenco Of death. Ho clutch- thn MtrlkoiH' iilneusnud tlin riiiniinnloH
d a crucifix In each hand. He hnd w he linn! pressed to find work for
tho roturntng Btrlkors.
W.LS0N WILL
; MAKE ADDRESS
I
to be aiinnortod bv two donutles
In the death colls could be heard
the murmurs of tho other gunmen
la iuppllcntlon8. Tho warden stop
ped back from tho rubber mnt.
"Oh, Ood, moot my God," gaspod
the Italian.
The electrician turned tho switch
twice.
"I pronounce this man flood," said
Frr In a low volco.
The body of "Dago Frank" wns
tarried nwoy.
"Whltoy Lewis" camo In. Attond
tots soothed him. A current of
1!0 volts took his life.
"Oyp tho niood." with a Jewish
Prayer book In his hand, walkod In
seit.
"Listen Isrnol, thoro Is only one
". niuinuieu uyp in itotirow. mr amocUio.) i,fMtoi,oonrTinif.j
tnirn ni?nin ttin auirti wnn llirn' ... . k..x iv n . ..-i, .o
ti tnA .1. V.r WAilllllVUlUA, U. fj., rtpril Id.
m and then enmo "I Iironouiico,Annowl.0,net was mado nt tho
tmi man dead." 'Wl,lto llomo ,oday ti,nt President
ma .J I,0ll, V'0 ,flBt t0 ll,0 Wilson lind accepted an Invitation
tf M. iBnWnCBt Vttorotr b,y m8011 o speak April 21 at n luncheon
Iml fer. W?,t ontoetl with a at t,l10 nnnu'n, nH.eMng of tho Abbo.
th!hnrnwk ,n,W'. oihBnd,B' elated Press in Now York. Secro
K . a "VW 0tor? ia Bt ?id nry Tumulty said thnt tho Presi
ded him Into tho chair. I-Ho ,, lent would mako an Important
--, "c iiiuiuiiioa a noorow prayer. ' .
' last, ' Lefty" boro out by unenn
V reslstanco to tho current, Tho
President Accepts Invitation to
Deliver Speech Before
Associated Press
been ruined nnd that ho ha dlo sell
his flvo cows which lmvo boon bring
ing him $13S p'r month In addition
to furnishing milk for his own Mm-
ny, Tiioy woro roierred to tho city
Council.
C. F. McKnlght reported somo
water In tho bnsomont of tho Ma
sonic Opera House, but It was stat
ed that this would bo taken euro of.
"w I contact wns glvon nt 0:08 nnd
t 17 ho was pronounced dead.
a.i he bodies will ho claimed by
Watlves.
iestsTade
DENVER CASE
Robert L. Owens Taken Into
Custody in Connection With
Church Fracas
IBr Auo. (ej prtM to Coo DT Tlme.l
MrER' Col- APrJl I3--
I. . l L Owens, has been arrested
' connection with the kidnapping
Dn.deportat,01 of Rev. Otis L.
lii..geon' n Dea Moines Daptlst mln
olle ?Dd leclui'er against tho Cath-
ALl.IANCU IN AND OUT.
&emer In Fro,,, Portlaml nml Sails
T. fw Kurekn Today.
ill f A!llance sailed at 1 o'clock to-Binr,Furka-
sho had a fair In
u,'' "8t and cargo. Among those
""B on her were tho following:
HL ihn80n- J- F- Rhodes. Fred
Sri . Ped C Joues' Sam Holsteln,
Cbn. v? Gett' G"8 Sanderson, Jim
E a v Rocller, A. D. McDpnald,
Waller, Arthur Nicholson,
SEEK MISSING
SEALING SHIP
TOLL RIGHTS
D
President Wilson Agrees With
Sec. Bryan on Effect of
Exemption Repeal
I l'ANAMA CA.YAh TOLLS
DREDGE FOND
IS GET1G LOW
IN
WASHINGTON
HOEY TELLS OF
RAILWAY
m
President Wilson's Special En
voy Returns to National
Capital Little to Say
(Ilr AmocUI ftni lo Com n TIikm )
WASIIINGTOW, 1). C.Aprll 13.
Joiin Lind nrrlved hero on board
thn presidential yncht Mnyflowor.
wniio ho camo for ros,t, Governor
Says That Coos Bay Lino Is
Only Construction to bo
' Rushed This Year" -
KUGKNI3, Or., April 13. Tho only
railroad construction activity on tho
Pacific coast contemplated for 1014
by, the Southern PnclHc company la
tho completion of tho Wlllnniotle
Pacific road from Hugono to Cooj
Hay, nccordlng to H. !. Hoey, assist
ant engineer of tlio. Southern Puclfio
compnny, who returned from San
Renort that Wreckage of
Southern Cross 'Has Been
Sighted Investigated
. (nr AMorUteJ Prf lo Coo Dr Tlroei.l
ST. JOHNS, N. F., April 13. Tho
stenmer Kyle, Investigating tho re
port that wreckage from the Southern
Cross had been sighted, was forced
n nut in here for coal. The wreck
age was slghtod by tho steamer Wood-
hound ipo miles souineast oi nere.
Tho Dloodhound brought In the body
of a seal hunter found lying beside
the body of a dog on an ice floe. Tho
Kyle departed again today.
Mrs. Alice Kane of Oakland, Calif.,
who s tho guest of Mrs, Fred Hollls
ter and Mrs. Bergman for a month,
was the guest of honor at a luncneon
by Mrs. L. C. Reynolds Thursday.
Tho guests were Mrs. Holllster. Mrs.
Bergman. Mrs. Worrell, Mrs. Vnugh
an and Mrs. Simpson.
Is III. Frank Marhoffer of Bunker
Hill was taken to Mercy Hospital to
day for medical treatment.
I (nr Auo, ittxi r io coot rui timm j
I WASHINGTON, D. C, April
I 13. Tho Sonato canals com
I mltteo resumed It public hear-
Ings todny. Commissioner Cham-
uorlaln of tho Bureau of Nav
igation, declared his bellof that
tho United States under tho
treaty had no right to exempt
ships.
(nr AuorUttil rrtM lo Cwt Dt Tim...)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 13
President Wilson declured that the
repeal of the tolls exemption could
not be regarded as an interpretation
of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty homiise
It would bo a legislative act. Ho held
that no amendment setting forth the
rights of tho United States under the
treaty was necessary. Tho President
took tlio samo view as Bryan tlia:
by repealing tho exemption the Unit
ed States meroly showed a disinclina
tion to raise the question of d In
crimination, hut by Its act did not
limit any futiro policy of tho government.
OFFICIAL IS SUICIDi:
(Or AuocUtM F lo Coo. Dr Timet.
WASHINGTON, D. 0.. April J 3.
E. P. Holcombe,. chief supervisor
of the Indian Bureau, shot and kill
ed himself In a room of a down
town hotel here late today. His
office was being Investigated,
Only About $94,000 Available
for Balance of Work
Ferndale Fill Up
At a meeting of tho Port of Coos
Bay today, Assistant Secretary Mot
ley reported that about April l the
Port had About $94,000 left on linnd
of tho bond Ishiip funds. This In
cludes monoy which will rolmburso
tho Port for ensh advanced to tho
dredge fills. However, It does not
Includo funds which tho port will
dorlvo from taxs.
Figuring on Inst month's earnings
of tho Seattlo, about 153,000, thoro
Is "scarcely sufficient funds to pay
lor two montiis nioro operations.
How far tho dredgo will bo nblo to
go In this time Is not certain. Tho
Mill .Slough fill will bo comploted
within a fow weeks.
Want Big Fill
J. W. Hewlett and Claudo Nas
burg' wanted arrangements made for
filling tho big flat In front of Fern
dale. II. K, Miller stated that thoro
was only about 170,000 yards of tho
1 C0-foot project In front of Forndalo
that could bo used, while about
270.000 yards would bo required to
mako tho fill desired. He agreed
to pump the drcdglngs an extra flvo
hundred feot beyond the 2500-foot
limit for two and one-half cents
per yard. The Port Commission
told Mr. Bennett and Nasburg that
If they would guarantee six cents
per yard extra, arrangements 'could
probably bo mado to have all that
was In tho project in front of Forn
dale pumped into the area.
Oregon jo Come
Nothing further; has boon heard
nuoui the dredge Oregon coming
here, except tho word brought by
L. J. Simpson from Major Morrow
Major Morrow was figuring on hav
ing tho Porter Brqthcrs' barge Fred
erick, wrecked last weok at Flor
ence, bring tho pipe lino for (he
Oregon, but will now havo to mako
other arrangements.
There Is a question as to whether
the Oregon would bo allowed to
dredge the channel to the 2S-foot
depth, as the government project Is
only for an 18-foot channel. Some
Lind broiiKlit much Information for I Francisco with orders to rush con
tlio Prosldont nnd Secretary of Stoto "tructinn to Mnrshileld during tho
Bryan. Lind Kroetod Inmilrern bv prcsont year ovon more rnnldlv tlinu
nsKlng If It wero truo thnt Itenr In the past. Mr. Hoey discredits ho
Admiral Mayo had been ordored to rumors prevalent thnt contractu nro
revoke tho demand for firing a sn-. about to bo lot for tho oxtonslon or
luto to tlio Amorlcan colors and the Feriiloy-Lasuon lino to Klnmntlt
when luformod that President "WIN Fnlls for connection with the Orogim
win had Insisted that tho snluto uo& Southeastern and Natron cut-off,
fired, ho smllod approvingly, Hu. And he niitlclpntes no furthor Contra!
enmo hero to rest at his own re- Pacirio construction, which Involves
quest, but Intimated that ho was) tho Natron llnp, until tho present un
ready to go hack at once should need merging suit Is sottlod. This moons,
arise.
WHITE HOUSE
ROLL G
President Wilson Has Children
of National Capital as
Guests Today
fir Auoclttfc Prna It Coot Ittr TluiM.
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 13..
President Wilson had as guests today
tho chlldrou of tho National Cnnltal
The occasion was tho annual frolic
nnu egg-roiiing on ii'o White House
grounds. All day full freedom of tho
grounds was accorded them.
think It can bo nrrangod to lmvo
tho Orogon ro tho full denth In
view of tho fact thot tho Port Com
mission lias dug out places whore
thoro wasn't eighteen feot In tho
uppor bay.
Kfiitiuk Inlet Work.
A. G, Haob was presont nnd urg
ed tho Port to appropriate $1000
for deepening tho Kentuck Inlet
channel from tlio conl bunkers to
the Gnmblo plnco, about n mllq.JTho
Port has spent only about $1700 on
Kentuck lnlot, ho says, while thu
county nnd citizens have each spent
about $3800 so the citizens feel that
the port should "come through"
again.
MAKKS I'HOMIT 8HTTLKMKNT
almost definitely, that exnectod nati
vity hoyond Oakrldgn on tho Oregon
Kastorn will not coiuu HiIb yoar;
though tho engineer does not mako a
positive statmont to this effect.
On the other hand' tho grent army
of workmou loft by railroad work, Mr.
Hooy declares, will bo completely ab
sorbed by tho extenslvo stato road
building nctlvltlcs In California, tho
municipal tunnel work on tho Twin
Peaks contract In San Francisco, tho
Point Richmond tunnel, tho Califor
nia belt lino naar San Francisco, tlio
southern Oregon highway construc
tion, hut nbovo ull by tho tremendous
record-breaking crops looked for this
your In California and Oregon,
Men Coining In,
Ho declares thnt at prosont men
nru being shipped to tho work on tho
Wlllamotto Pacific as rapidly as tho
camps can bo opened. 1000 men nro
working between Florence and
Mnrshileld and this forco will bo
doubled within a fow weeks. Al
though tho rnllronds aiitlclpatn no
difficulty to got Inhor thoy oxpect no
over-supply, despite tho prospect of
llttlo railroad construction, according
to Mr. Hoey,
"Wo uro roudy to crowd construc
tion upon tho Willamette Pacific to
tho very limit," declared Mr. Hooy.
"Our crave! and work trains nro at
work again. Wo nro ballasting (ho
track on tho west sldo of tlio tunnel
and- tho rails down tho Sliis'law will
bo rushed along Just as rapidly as
they can bo laid toward tidewater. At
present wo are thirty-one miles west
of Eugene awaiting tho completion
of tho first Wlldcut crossing, Tho
hrldgo men will catch up In n few
days.
"The Influx of workmou to tho
construction cninps has already bo
gun. Labor is plentiful and wo nro
putting men to work along tho coast
Just as rapidly as tho contractors nan
. . I ItovIl'o camps and glvo the'm some-
Atliis Insurance Co., of R. I .Cliand. thing to work with. Thoro nro 1000
ler Agency, .MakfH Ilrst Pay- men on our force accounts today: wo
Jack LapTla pleased" today -vo "00 at work within ' few
tho prompt and satisfactory settle- '
mont mado on his recent firq loss
In Eastsldo, by tho Atlas Insurance
Company of the Chandler Agency,
which Is the first compnny to mako Justice Pennnck mv n a t nn
adjustment. The final settlement worthy a vordict for $25 'nunliiHt
or tholr shnro of tho loss was mado Fannlo O'Donnoil and J. li O'Don
today by Mr. Chandler, who acted nshiell of Bunker mil tn toe ...i
adjuster on Instructions from the held that It could bo deducted from
tuwimuy, u uonneu a pay check.
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