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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
CIY PftfiPC; A Consolidation of Times, Const Mull m 228
CJ0O0
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viiiinfi
iii
WIL
for
PROBABLE
rotifers With Congressional
Leaders to be Ready for
Emergency Moves
TAMPICO AND VERA CRUZ
LIKELY TO BE SEIZED
Wilson Says He Stands for
Peace, But Cannot Ignore
Present Circumstances
IIATTLKSIIIPS SAIL.
Br AMWltlrt rrm to Coot n Tlinm.l
VOHFOLK, Va., ApVll lii.
i. ,. u-nrnnltit. tlio IjllttlCBlllpS
Arkansas, Vermont, Now Ilnmp
iBhlro ami Now Joroey nnd the
dispatch boat Ynniuon sniiuu jor
Mexico at full uncoil.
in.Ji..oliiMiTr,toCoo.nfTimi.i
wW"oNflB& slilps ot tlio At- J
"I1.10 .!... - .Tii i,i. nrnu-n
1 ' . . - I
toward Tan pIco to enforce Presl-
dent Wilson's demand on Uucrta
dent V isou s iionuuiii on mium.
.... r.,.i.ii.. a,. I nt.. m thf American
i... i..fnpa niui iinnroflantntlvcs
were summoned to tlio Whlto Hohbo
to be Wormed of nil tlio plinBcs or
,v. ininiinii. tlmt Congress mlcht
he prepared for further stops. Pros-1
M.nt Wlluin Intil tlld ConKrOHBIllIlIl
that ho first stood for peace, but if
llnerta Ml not comply with tho
demands, tlio first step to onforco
them would bo the seizure or Tnm
plco and Vera Cruz, for which he
considers thoro is nniplo precedent.
Acting '.Ounlrman Shlvoly, of tho
Senato foreign rolntlons committee;
Senator l.ougo, minting Hcimum-uu i
nemlor Uf mo committee;
sua Flood, of tho lloiiso foreign
affairs committee nnd rtcprescntn-
tlre Cooper, ranKliiR llopuullcnn
member of 'thnt committee, hnd nn
tout' conference vUU...thp Prfl
dent, nt wlllcli Wilson outlined tho
details of tho historic Tamplco. in
cident. Tho following is tho offlclnl atnlc
nent Issued ns representing t:ie
tlfws of tho ifmmlniBtrntlon In con
IderliiB the prsout sltuntlon.
"Tim Tnmiiloo Inplitniii moat not
te thought of aloVio. For some tlmo '
at. a, ,li. tin tit At r linVn.lllltnnf lt
fAll lllU IU III1W fW V, ..v..v w- ,
iexlco has seonivtl to think liter?
ipoloh'lcs sufficient whon tlio r'Khtsj
of Amerlcnn cltlzejis or tho tllRnlty
of tho I'ultod StatJ8 Kovornmont Is
involved nnd apimrontiy mna? ni
auempi ni tuiiur rpnniui)n or ci
fectlvo correi'tlon of sorlous rero
llctloiiB or Its civil nnd military
officers. IinRiodlutdb' nftor trio In
cident nt Tnmplco nn orderly from
United States Bhlp ut Vera Cruz,
ho had been HBhoro Tor ship mail,
nd who wnB In uniform nnd had
E2:L,n.l!d1,St?i i&Xi
unnantiif . urno xtinnanii i.iir 11 ik'
significant thnt . orderly or tho
-tuviiiiji nn nun t uiiiinuiii Mv v -
unit a isutes was piciceti oui irum
tho various officers RolnR nsnoro
from tho shljis of iho vnrlous na
tions. "Tho most ftnrlmiii nf all WOS
Rt snrlnnfl of all ffaa .
that officials In chnrRo of tho tele-
In Mexico City presum-i
of the United States government to
in tmonssy at .Mexico uuy.
VImv of e4intin-!t.
Senator I.oiIko suld ho wns In no
ord with what tho President hud
done. Senator ShivoJy wns eniphntlc
la declnrliiK ridlciiloim nny idea that
the United tSntes Is bluffing. " Thor
l no first clnss power In the world,"
ild Shlvoly, "from which the United
Stateg would hnvo withstood what It
has patiently withstood from poor,
ungoYcrned, divided nnd embroiled
Mexico, it It like the caso of a poodlo
dog Bntipplng nt patient Now
r.oundland dog who must eventually
ct and teach his tormontor a lessou."
GET BO!
WEST COAST
Br AuorlitnJ rren to Com Br TimM.J
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 15.
"te todny Secretary Daniels ordered
no cruiser 'Cleveland, now at San
Francisco, to steam to Mazatlan nt
once. The cruiser Chattanooga is
Pected to follow In a few days.
There are no development's as to
army orders and it was said that
troop movements were not discussed
t the President's conference with
congressmen.
A naval demonstration on the Paci
fic coast of Mexico has been ordered,
The navy department so announced
"hj iuuay.
SHIP AT VERA CRUZ.
Br Aiiocltted rrnl to Cool EJ Time.
VERA CRUZ, April 15 The Ward
I'ner Esperanza began today loading
'eight taken on board' by orders of
ne United States. She Is to proceed
to Galveston.
srnpu oiuco in .Mexico uiiy JV,D"",,"'rn,i irv
4 to withhold nn official tllrtimtcli ,y' "V
SON PREPARES
IB WAR
PACIFIC FLEEI
I JOIN IN
Collier Jupiter Ordered to Take
Cargo of Coal to Mazatlan,
Mexico, Today
tllr AaiorlateJ rrrai to Com Bar Time..
VALLEJO, Cal., April 15 Orders
Imvo been received for tho collier
Jupiter, now at California City, to
load with coal nnd proceed nt once
to Mnziitlnn, Mexico. She will carry
fuel for the Pacific fleet.
Tlio crulBcr Pittsburg, transport
uurimo, cruisers .Mnryunii, ciovo-
in Mil nit il rMm tin n 1.1.11. nt..i (lm nnl.
? .'-Piter nnd Saturn were ordered
tt prepare for Iniiuodlato dopnrturo.
Tlio torpedo flotllln. with a tender,
nt Snn Pedro, California, linn been
- ', . ,
ordered to stninl by ready for liu-
mediate departure.
MAY B LOST
WIL
SEALING SHIP
"i'r-,nepUI I mat OIIIUII VU55W UIIU
PV,m MmA, pnnnrilanH
Was Losf In Storm
lllr AiioclalM I'rni to Ci Bar Ttmra.)
ST. JOHNS, N. F., April in.
Tho fenr thnt the Kite, a smnll nenlr
Inu Btennior, had met dlsastor, wna"
lncrenHcd uidny when tlio steamer
EiirIo reported by wlrolrrs of nlpltt
liiK wreckiiBO, but wns iinnblo to
ulclt tin tho wrecluiKo njwln .on nc-
count of tho storm. Tho 3JubIo Jin a
cruw 0f glxty-llvo.
HONIERS HELD
BY
Curry County Men WJio Shot
Companions Charged With
iviansjaugmer
(Speclnl to Tho Vimes.)
OOLD nKACM. Or., April 15.--
JudEo Coke ndjourned the April
" 1,u"0 "r":.,," '... ,.., ......in. .r.
orm or ". n '-" t,,'0
- - fl Ju re,)c,rtod
Indictments for manslaughter n-
gnliist Mr. Mryer, who Is chnrgeu
with having shot n rancher of the
Chctco section for a b nr, nd nlo
ngnlnst Mr. Kggors, who recently
killed a minor In The Sixes country
for n dcor. Tho cases were taken
... ,i. -...i inrv liv nistrlct
Attorney Meredith, who holds that
tho killing or Humors is numouiiwh
more than un accident. Judgo
Coko fixed tho ball In each enso nt
?300 and it Is doubtful if oltner
will be ablo to furnish It.
Their trlnls wore sot for August
10, wjien tho next regulnr term of
circuit court will bo hold horo.
Cooley Case Cnutluiieil.
The grand jury heard part of
tho witnesses In tlio enso of lUlo
Cooley, who wns arrested nnd
brought back from Cnllfornla a row
months ngo for the murder of Van
Pelt hero firteen years ngo. Ste
phen A. Doyle, the speclnl detective
who worked up the caso against
Cooley nnd J. W. Hlgglns.- the Spok-
ano uanKcr, UBl.""'i, . ;,, "
District Attorney Jiereunn i.
could not attend this term of court.
In consonuonco tho grand Jury con
Inued the hearing until the August
. " ...., hon tiin aamo crand
jury will resume tho investigation
Liquor Case.
An Indictment was also brouKbt
charging Tony finonlca with fur
nishing llnuor to a minor. JhU
r 'ir ir.t-sr ' ""el 'nt'"e't
iiiix v'clntty n Cinomcu Is u ranc'n
or au cl-'mcd tbn- (be llrirj- was
brought hero for his personal use.
Judge Coke and Reporter Loud
. JAr i,mn ihis morn ntr. the
siarteu ioi ""-:::,-.,,, -,,..
equity cases on tho cal
jng nll been disposed or.
lllU tumu""! -
CARDKN TO imAZIL.
nr AuocUteo Piw to Coo Bir Tloe.
LONDON, April 15. The appoint
mentof Sir Lionel Carden as British
Minister to Brazil is officially an
nounced. He will proceed direct o
Ro do Janeiro from Mexico City, to
where e ow oa b,i wsy'
GRAND JURY
MEXICAN REBELS
Defeat Federals With Loss of
2800 Killed or Wounded
' Near Torreon Rebel Loss
Only 650.
ULTIMATUM TO 1IUKUTA.
IPr AmocIIc1 I'nti lo Coot IU Tlmn.)
WASHINQTON, D. C. April
! 15. Huertn will snlute tho Am
! crlcnn flng or tho Atlantic fleet
I will selzo Vera Cruz nnd Tnm
plco. What happens' nftorwnrds
Heponils on Huertn. Thnt .is
President Wilson's idotormlnn
tlon nnd the leaders or Con
gress with whom he conferred
all agreed that there was ample
precedent for such notion.
nr AuocUt4 rmi to Coot liar TltoH.)
JUAKI2K, April 15. T'o defeat of
tho combined Feilernl forces Monday
nt Sun Pedro, with Fcdcrnl Iobsch es
timated ut 2800 killed nnd wounded
nnd 700 prisoners, nnd' n rebel loss
of G50 killed nnd wounded, it wn
pointed out, wns rcnlly tlio culmina
tion of tho bnttlo of Torreon which
begnn March 21.
"Tho officials gave the dlspntch in
to tho bnndB of tho Chnrgo d'Affalrcs
THE KINNEY TERMS ABE FAVORED
North Bend City Council Will
ing to Accept Back Taxes
Without Penalty
12. L. Uryson, attorney for Recolvor
Virgil 15. Walters 0f tho Kinney prop
erties, nppcared before the North
llcnil city council at a meeting Inst
evening nnd submitted a proposition
from tho receiver nnd creditors or
tho Kinney properties, oforlng n, cash
settlement of tho tnxes which aro
now sonio four years delinquent, If
the pennlty nnd Interest were drop
ped. The proposition was accepted
by the council and will bo put before
tho county court when it moots on
April 20. The, tnxes Involve abont
'$30,000 nnd the ponnlty nnd intorest
would mnko the amount total close
to $00,000.
AMnrney Uryson oiitllnod tho mat
ter briefly, stntlng tho history of tlio
Kinney entanglement nnd the con
cessions that wero being granted by
nil pnrtles concerned In tho settle
ment ot tho Kinney property, point
ing to it oh ono or tho grentost hin
drances to the development or North
llend nnd Mnrshflold. Ho further
titntcd that thoro wns noino rpioBtUin
h to tho tltlo which the city or
North Hcud hold on tho property ns
being in tho city of North llend, stut
Intf thnt ho thought that tho election
under which tho Kinney properties
wero included In North llend was ir
rogular, but tho position f tho re
ceivership wns to settle the mutter
by compromise, stilting thnt If nll
quertlonnblo matters in tho Kinney
estate wero lltlgatod' it would take
year to settle tho mattor.
The jilan or tho receiver is to Issuo
first irten cortlflcntes against tho
properties for the tuxes, which will
be passttd on by the county court nnd
Jndgo Harris at Kugeno, and with
the funds dorlved from theso notes,
pay the 'tfcxes on the KInnoy proper
ties. Frod Holllstor said that lio could
arrango for tho disposition of the
Issue nvlth fcamo outside bank and
said tVnt tho disposal would not bo
a hard mnttor ns tho receiver's cer
tificates will have priority oyer otner
'S
IS SMALL ONE
Only Thirty-five Men in First
Band of Unemployed to
March to Washington
Or AikkIiI.4 frcu lo Cooa Par TlmM.J
MASSILLON, Ohio, April 15.
The first organized band of "Gener
al" Coxoy'a second army of tho com
monwealth, marching on Washing
ton, nrrlvod hero. Thero woro thirty-five
men.
SUI2 LOCAL COMPANIES
North Bend Lumber Co. and Iroquois
Conl Coiiiuiny Attuckicl.
SALEM, Ore., April 13. Corpora-
I till VUUilloluuui i ..
quefitod that suits be brought against
. i- , ...!.. nn.nn.aH.nu tvtllsh
IPO lUIIUWJUb VUI JIW,two ,...,..
have not paid their annual license
r.es, and which wil be sued for iuck
liiense fees. Each Is subject to a
penalty of $100: North Hen Luin-
i.n -.. iitiv Vnrlh llpml- Irnnnfila
Coal Company, Marshfleld.
Times Want ads bring results.
1
WIN BIG VICTORY
of the United Stntes only on his per
sonal and emphatic demand, ho hnv
Ing In the mu'nntlme lenmed through
other channels that the dUpatch had
been sent him. It Is significant thnt
untoward events Btich ns these have
not occurred where the representa
tives of other governments are coni
corned. Necessarily It mndcTtho im
pression tbnt tho United States hnd
been singled out for theso mnnlfestn
tloiiB of ill will nnd contempt."
General Vclasco, ntter his rc
trcat, was much stronger nnd more
dangerous than before, for nt Snn
Pedro he hnd with him tho columns
of Gi'iiernls Domoure, Argumwodo,
Cnmpn, Huz, Jlldnlgo mid Mans, a
total of 12000 or 14000. troops.
While desultory fighting begnn
almost ns soon ns the Federals left
Torreon, General Villa gives tlio du
ration of the battle proper as six
days, culminating witli the flight of
tho Fcdcrnls lust Mondny.
The Fedornls nro reported to have
retired cnstwnrd in tho direction
of Bnltlllo nnd Monterey. Tho Fed
ornls destroyed tho market building,
hotel nnd property of tho Into Presl
dent, Frnuulsco Mndcro, before re
tiring.
THANSPOKT SAIUS TODAY.
NI3W OKLIJANS, April 15. The
transport Huncock, with 050 mnrlnes
aboard, sailed from here to Join tho
bnttlcshlp fleet thnt will concentrate
nenr Tnmplco.
clniins against tho Kinney 'iroportios.
Mayor Simpson, said ho thought the
council should grant the request ot
tho receiver and help straighten ti u
matter out. Councilman Falkonstoln
said that he favored tho reduction
In tho disposal of tho pennlty nnd
Intorest. Tho motion wns nnsned by
tho council, with the exception of
Hollister, wl.o did not vote.
Inipiiivo Hutlierllii
JL I'orklns appeared boforo tho
council uud akc( that lie ha allow
ed' to do his own grading on Butl
erlln St. Ho wns Informed after much
discussion thnt tho city would not
prevent him from making bis own
improvements, but would not author
ize him to do so, ns ho would ho lay
ing tho city llnblo if nny dnmnges
resulted from his Improvements.
, Bridges mill Wlinivm
The ilty whnrf ut North Bond was
also ordered repaired hi nlnces, uud
Mnyor Simpson wns nutliorlzea by
tt.o council to supcrvlso nil necessary
roprlrs which will not exccel $325.00.
A recommendation was rend from
City Knglueor Andrews In which he
ndvlced thnt tho Virginia street
brldgo should bo closed as It wns uu
snfo, ho mo or the piling mid stringers
hnvlng fallon nwny mid decayed. Tho
brldgo was ordered closed by tho
Council.
CJnlni for Dummies,
Claiming thnt the city or North
Bend wns rcpmiBlblo tor tho loss or
his horso, 12. L. Grubsor flloil a claim
for $100 with tho city through hlH at
torney. A. 12. Warren, ciniming negii
gcuco In allowing nn open cesspool
in tho city streets. He was engaged
Ip running n scraper nnd tho horso
walked Into the cesspool and coulil
not bo removed. Tho matter was re
ferred to City Attorney Derbyshire
He snld ho thought tho city wns res
ponsible.
Tho city recorder wns ordored to
purchaso an adding macliiuo, tho
price of wlilch will not oxceed $175,
for use in his office.
Tho safo that has been in tho city
hall will bo moved to the Recorder's
office also, In ordor thnt n plnco of
snfo keeping may be mado for tho
docket or city liens.
NATION WIDE
Representative Hobson Says
It Would Stop "Debauching
Youth" o.f Country
(tlr AmocIiI-J rmi to Cooi nir Tlmrs.)
WASHINGTON, D. C April 15.
Nntlon-wldo prohlbiton was urged bo
fore the House Judiciary Couvmltteo
Representative Hobson providing for
n constitutional amendment. Hobson
said that Congress can gtvo the peo
ple or the various states the right
to pass on the matter. Ho said the
amendment would prevent tho "de
bauching of youth."
SERVICES AT AUfiUSTA.
Georgian Honor Victim of Titanic
DirtiiMcr Today.
Or AmocIii.4 fmt to Cooa Cr Tlmel.J
AUGUSTA, Ga April 15. Simple
but Impressive exercises attonded the
dedication of tho Butt Memorial
Bridge, erected as a trlbue to tho
late Archibald Wlllingham Butt, aide
to former Presidents Roosevelt and
Taft, who per.Bhed on the Titanic.
Taft participated In the service.
I
I
C V
REARING ON BEFORE SENATE
REBELS AGREE
TO
Secretary of State Says Gen
eral Carranza Will Con
sider Complaints
(Hr Morratfl rmi to Cool Utt TlmM.l
WASHINGTON, I). C, April 15.
Secretary Bryan nniiounced thnt ho
ad received nssuranccB from General
Curranzn thnt representations on bo
half of foreigners In Mexico on tho
request of representatives of foreign
governments accredited to tho Unit
ed Stntca would bo given nttcntlou.
"It Is anticipated thnt no further
question will bo raised In this con
ncctlon," said Bryan.
foorIlled in
Two Others Seriously Hurt at
Georgetown, Texas, When
Train Hits Car
(nr AiiocUt! PrM to Cool IUr Tlm-o.l
GEORGETOWN. Tox., April 15.
lour men wero killed mid two ser
iously Injured when n passenger train
crashed Into tho nuto in which they
wero driving.
J. Parker Whitney, of San
Francisco, Pleads Guilty
Is Fined $2500
(tlr Aiioelitnl -I'fru to Cooi liar Tlm-a,
SAN FRANCISCO, April 15.-J.
Parker Whitney, millionaire club-
mnn, pleaded guilty to tho chnrgo or
white slavery brought ngnlnst him
by Genevieve llniiunn nnd was fined
$2500 In thu United States District
Court.
STALK
STAYS SLAYER
Awakens to Find Insane Man
With Bloody Axe Standing
Over Latter Escapes'
(nr Auorlitail Prcaa to Cool Par Tlinaa.)
HUNTINGTON, N. Y April 15.
Miss Mary Samiuls awoke this morn
ing to find a mnn with n bloody nxo
standing by hop bod. Sho recognized
Frank Fowlor, a young fnrm Jinml.
"I Just killed your brother," lie
snid, "nnd now I nm going to kill
you."
"I have nlwnys been kind to you,
Frank," pleaded tho woman, "nnd
you hnvo no reason for harming us,"
"That's right," answered Fowlor,
and ho walked out ot tho house, leav
ing the axo. Tho woman wont up
stairs nnd round lior brother's body.
Tho police aro now seeking Fowlor,
who is believed to bo Insano.
HONOR V. T. STEAD.
J
Br AmvlileJ 1'rrn lo Cool Dir TlmM.J
THE HAGUE, April 15. Solomn
ceremonies marked the unveiling in
the Palaco of Peace of tho bust of
the late William T. Stead, English
writer, a victim of the Titanic dls
astor. A distinguished audlonco rep
resenting many countries was pres
ent at the ceremonies.
TWO BAILORS TAKEN.
Mexican Offlccrx Ai-ii-MinI lllucjuck
ets Orf Siiutll Boat..
(Or Aaaooltta4 1'lei. to Cooa Oar Tlraea.
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 15.
A new fact brought out at the Whlto
House conference was that the two
American bluejackets arrested at
Tamplco actually were taken from
the Dolphin's boat,
N
S
MILLIONAIRE
WHITE SLAVER
WM
L TOLL BILL
Former Secretary Strauss Ap
pears Before Committee
About Exemptions
SAYS ROOSEVELT IS
FOR ARBITRATING IT
Savs That Exemption Would
Not Benefit Consumers
About Exemption
Br AliocllIM rmi to Con Ttj TlmM.l
WASHINGTON. D. C April 15.
Tho repeal of the Piinnina Cnnnl tolls
exemption wns supported boforo tho
Sennto Cnnnls committee by fornior
Secretary or Commerce nnd Labor Os
car S. StraiisB. lie dlBcussod tho
treaty tdtiintlou, adding thnt n strong
nation could nfford to correct mis
takes. Former President Roosevelt, Mr.
StrniiB snld, believed thnt the exoinp-'
tlon of coastwlsa shipping did not
vlolnto tho tronty obligations, (but
thought tho question should bu sub
mitted to nrbitrntlon. StrniiB con
tended thnt the exemption would
not profit the consumers.
VAIL'S PLACE
Western Union Directors Elect
New President of Com
pany Today
n Auorlattv! fmi to Cooa liar Tlm I
NEW YORK, April 16. The direc
tors of tho Western Union oluctotl
Nowcomb Carlton president In placo
of Theodore N. Vail.
CHECK RAISEB
AT
James Osborne, Aged 17,
Makes $3 Read $30
And Is Caught
(Special to Tho Times.)
COQUILLE. Or., April 15. Jns.
Osbonio. aged 17, bus boon bound
over to tho grnnd Jury by Justice
Stnnloy on tho chnrg or raising
n $:i chock to $30. Tho choejc was
Issued by A. J. Rudbnugh. Ob
boru says ho will bo elghtcon noxt
week or othorwlBo his enso would
hnvo to be hand! d in Juvenllo
Court. Ho got about $20 worth of
goods nnd $10 cash when ho enshod
tho chock.
Shooting nt McKlnlcy
Mnrk Brown, n young son or Al
vln Brown, at McKinloy, wns badly
wounded by Gordon Shoppard whllo
hunting. They went out togother,
becamo si-pnrated nnd Inter Shop
ard saw something move nnd
thought It wns n door. Ho flrod
mid tho bullet wont through Brown's
arm. it In only n flesh wound.
TULSA SCENE
OF
STATE .MILITIA F1HI2 OVER ItAO-
1NO HORSES TO STOP RACK
TRACK GAMBLING THREAT-
EN TO KILL HORSES.
(Hr Auoclatfcl I'm, to Cooa t)ij Tirol.
TULSA. Okla.. Anrll IB. Tin.
state militia, acting under order!
from Governor Grace, to nrevenl
gambling at tho TulBa raco track. '
fired a volloy ovor tho heads of tho
riders as they camo down tho ntrotch
In tho first raco. No ono was In
jured, but the raco was broken up,
Adjutant General Canton stated that
If another race Is attempted, ho
would ordor tho soldiers to kilt tho
norses on the tracks.
MILLIONAIRE IS BETTER.
Vincent AMor Recovering fn,,,, s,
vero Attack of Pneumonia.
Br Aaaoclatad rrta to Coot Bar Tlmt.
NEW YORK, April 15. Vincent
threatened with pneumonia, luul a
restful night and was much improved
today ,hls physicians announced, He
Is at the country homo of his fiancee,
Miss Helen Dlnsmoro Huntington.
R N
COUILIE
Willi