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Innl YYYVII Established 1878
VOL AAAVII. s Tho Const Mall
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1914 EVENING EDITION. -SIX PAGES.
ill KILLED IN BATTLE
IN COLORADO EARLY 100111
A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mnll
and Coos Day Advertiser.
No. 240
lM MM KkTfl ARAfAf. ImWM MPniATRRQ ill hMhWS
..ww,, ,,uuiiig I1UU.UHLU nuni, muuunii mLumiuuu iu minniiUL
TRUCE PENDING
onnsram i
APPEAL IDE
TO MEXICANS
dany Are. Missing and Im
mense mine rropeniy ai
Forbes Burned Out '
THREE HUNDRED STRIKERS
ATTACK MINING CAMP
Large Number Are Missing But
Are inotigni io nave ts
caped to Another Mine
(Br Auorl'te-J Prraa to Coo. Pay TlmM.J
FOnUKS, Colo., April 29 (Dy
tourer to rrinunii.j seven nion
lie dead in tno i-oruca camp of
lie Rocky Mountain Fuel Cornpnny,
soil of tlio mine umiuings nro in
SEND
TROOPS
TOT
Rl DAD
Squad of 300 Cavalrymen Un
mounted, En Route to Colo
rado Strike Zone.
Illy AiimiM.d Pen. to roof tiay Tlmw.)
I.HAVKVU'miT'ii ir..- i. .-..
fa" an:L.,1,!!.",c,,!!?.f.?m!0-rH...nro-rho second smmd'rn,, r'V.' r,m,'
Billing uui iiiu UUHUH.-U io nnvo ,,.,. , ... . ..-.--
thed the Majestic mine, nntl tliroo UnUci1 States cavnlry, ordered to tlio
Strikers arc thought to liavo been Colorado strlko zone, entrained this
fT.S iiTnr X K 10 , omliiB at Port Leavenworth for
Colorado labor war. lnvii.i...i .,. . .. .
An army of 1100 strikers attacked i ,",,, "1U iroul uu strong,
it property Bhortly nftor n n. in. I "ntior coniinnnd of Captain C. C.
I pitched battlo ensued, lnatlng Smith, traveled without mounts. The
hree hours, after which tho strlk- squadron Is due to arrive In Trinidad
in disappeared in me inns. Threo "") tomorrow.
illte men and rour JapancBo. all
Wenders of tlio mine, woro killed '
(id a negro gunrd and a Japanese
rere wounded. Two bodies woro
jraed In tlio ruins of tho mlno
mlldlngs.
Twenty-eight mules woro burned
Lb fhn at rllfnrfl nnt t lm tn iUn
table. Sovernl horses woro shot or
ljrted. The burnod buildings In-
laded tho mlno office, with tho
ftlted States Poatofflco. Tho'tlpplo.
trite house, bonrdlng houso. barn
Isl seicral homes of miners.
With tho women and children In
ft mine, Suporlntondont Nlcliol and
brtr defenders fought behind a bnr-
hcade. A machlno Run owned by
ti company was mounted on tho
llll north of camp and swept tho
uroa until tho gun boenmo lam-
led. IVhtlo tho firing was -nt Its
ictteit tho strikers dashed down
t Mil anil Rot tho buildings on
ire. Threo woro bcoii to fall. Tho
krikers finally rotroated.
TWO WOMEN ARE TAKEN OEE
Porter Brothers Sustain More nl5nr Mug four Bailors, n cook ami
Hard Luck at Siuslaw Still
Hope to Save Vessel Lying
on South Beach Lifesav
ers There.
(Special to Tho Times.)
FLORENCE, Or., " April 29.
crossing out from the Siuslaw ,luin
bur laden, the schooner Hhki Hognn,
In tow of the tug Hoscoc, was ground
ed on the South Uench about 300
yards from tho Jetty about 3 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. There wns vnrv
Diiwnh iiuiiuwusi winu.
a first mnte, besides Capt. Hill and
aeconu .Mate simonB.
Tub Not Powerful.
C. M. LoVnlley of tho Chlppowa
Shoo Cornpnny enmo In from Flor
enco today and said thnt tho reason
of tho wreck was that tho tug Hos
coc was not powerful enough. Cnpt.
Dob Jones, wel known on Coos liny,
!b now master of tho Koscoe. Mr.
LoVnlley said that tho Much Hognn
was Jylng comparatively (near tho
shore.
Wiin Unlit Here.
Tho HtiKh Hognn wns built on Coos
nay m mot for n stock cornpnny and
Tho Gardiner llfo saving crow nr- Is bolloved to bo owned now by Por
rlved at 9:30 last night and this! tor Brothers nnd tho TIdo Water Mill
morn ng took off tho wives of tho cornpnny. For years sho hnB boon
10 R AND
SIX WKHB WOUXIK.
i .Vear Itoulilcr Not As Heavy
Ah i'lrst I'eared.
Jj JUMtUl! Prru la Coo IU7 TtrnM.)
BOULDKIt, Colo., April 29. Quiet
wiled In Louisville where injstor-
Mwii fought ono of tho most.san
Riry battlCB of Colorado'B Indus-
Wi war, A cloeo chock of tlio uan
lei In yesterday's conflict sliowa
pi lounded, ono fatnlly nnd .two
fiwuiiy.
WILL WITIIDItAW JIIMTIA
uTrmnr AlniUOIIS Knvu Ktud. Tnmiu
Will (ilvo Way to U. H. Trooiw
l Au&'Ut prPM o coo. Hay Tlmta.
DEXVEIt. Colo., April 29. "Tho
1UU W bo wltlldrnw nn Hnnn
1 Federal troons nmnw im otriv..
MtrictS." gnl flnvnrn.,. Ai,mnn
r". prevailed gonorally through-
Pt the COal Rtrllrn rnlnn Cnn ..
I0.D.W8S at Pomes, w'horo It Is
iwried that n bonrdlnc Iiouhb
C. .ned dlirl"B n l""lof ongage
rsti tne Strlkera retlrlnir nnnn li
ph of tho militia.
niks. m.sox's wax.
I WASIIIN'f.Tn V n n a,. mi on
Irtldent Wilson asked tho PresFdont
t Kentucky Mlno Operators' As
uon and tho Alnbama Mlno Op-
r- urgnnirniion to coino to
T'llflgton Immnillntnlv fnr n Mn.
Fce with n vlow n n fnrHw... n.
f ? t mediation In tho Colorado
FICHT AT AVAUSKXIIUKO.
P Militiaman Woiinde! In Engage
ment To!iiy.
DENVER. Anrll on . ,. '
ikr! V3 "Ported between tho
r, and the militia near Walsen-Jl-
One rniiiHor, i i,
r Via .....MUM to nuunu i
Toeen wounded
FOUR IN JAIL
Socialist Author and Several
Women Arrested for Both
ering J. D. Rockefeller, Jr.
captain and second mate.
Several feet of water was reported
In tho hold and tho rudder nnd shoo
gone.
Tho Ynqulim Hfo saving crew ar
rived this mornnlg. Thoy nro qulto
l.operul of saving tho boat.
Capt. Hill and Second Mate Simons
woro tnklng their wives to San Fran
cisco With tllOIII. Tlio twn wnm..,,
woitlmcHiIynnssonKors. the othors
plying in tho lumber trndo for tho
aiusinw, having stnrted under tho
Hurd mniingnment. Sho la n small
vcHsel, having a net tonnage of3rti,
Is 100 foot loug, 38.S foot In width
and 9.8 foot depth, carrying usually
a crow of eight. Sho had been lying.
in mu oiusinw lor some time.
8ho hna been wrecked sovernl times
but luckily got off without serious
iiamngo oacn time
NEGOTIATIONS
AHUIMT SOCIALIST AUTHOIt
Dy Aaaocltl!, Prw to Coo IKjr Tlran.
NEW YORK, April 29. Up
ton Sinclair, his wlfo and three
other women, woro arrested to
day aftor a demonstration at tho
offices of John D. Rockofollor,
Jr., In tho Standard Oil building.
FOUR LIS LOST IN FIDE
AT PORTLAND EARLY TODAT
Huerta Government Promises
Amnesty to Rebels if They
Will Join Him
(Hr A.iocl.lM rrfM to Coo. Pr Tlmc.1
MKXICO CITY, April 29. Mlnls
tor of tho Interior Alcocor hna sent
furthor messages to all stato gover
nors anu to mnyora urging them In
the nniiio of tho President to push
their efforts to peraundo tho rebel
lenders to unite in defense of tho
national Integrity. Completo nnities
ty la promlBcd the robots.
Ask United States and Huerta
to Call Off All Hostilities
During It.
WILL NOT STOP THEM
ARRANGING FOR WAR
President Wilson Will Insist
That Mexicans Make No
Serious Demonstration
XO MODE TROOPS IX.
w
Ilr AuucUlhl I'm. to Cooa llr Tlmn.l
VHRA CRUZ, April 29. No I
Amorlcnn troops were Innded '
I from tho transports during tho
I night. Tho transport Moro Cna
I tie, with 900 murines aboard,
i arrived today.
-
Three Unidentified Recovered,
One Still in Ruins and Many
Missing in East Side Resi
dence District.
inr Auotlit! Prru to Cooa IUy Tim.)
PORTLAND. Ore.. Anrll 20. Aa
tho result of a flro -which destroyed
a uiock or oni rramo dwelling In
Enstsldo early today, tho bodies of
threo aged men llo in tho morguo;
tho body of a fourth Is known to
Tho prisoners woro taken to the
pollco station, where Mrs. Sinclair
was released. The other women
woro placed in rclis ponding their
arraignment In court. They said
thoy woro Mrs. Kllzauoth Freoimn,
nn English suffragotte, who was
oiico In Jiill with Mrs. Paukhurst;
Mrs. Mnrgnrot Remington Charter,
Mrs. Hollo X. Silverman and Mrs.
Donnlo Lcltucr. All were arrested iQpnatn
till IIIU nutmwwiv IU liuiih iji iwvnw-
lienors oinees.
"I was not doing a tiling except
walking up and down tho street
with a ploco of cropo on my arm,"
said Sinclair.
Mrs, Silverman, who said sho was
ii Socialist, Invaded tho outer offlco
of Rockefollor and sought an Inter
view with him in reference to tho
coal strlko In Colorado. Tho woman
carried nn American flog. Sho wns
Joined on tho sidewalk by Sinclair.
In addition to an American nag,
Mrs. Silverman, who asked to see
Rockefollor, carried a largo whlto
flag with a black bordor and a rod
heart In the center. Sho Bald tho
flag meant: "That tho heart of tho
United States was against tho work
Inginan," Tho prisoners woro charg
ed with dlsordoroly conduct. While
her husband was still locked up, Sirs.
Sinclair returned to tho front of tho
big building and was again pacing
up nnd clown tho sidewalk. She was
Joined by a dozen men, all woarlng
crepo on their sleeves.
TOLL BILL IS
UP TO SENATE
Committee Reports
Amended Measure Without
Recommendation
bo somowlioro In tho ruins, nnd a
number of other persons nro missing,
and several moro nro suffering from
Injuries. All tho Injured will ro
covor. Not until noon had tho
flnmea boon extinguished sufficient
ly to permit a general search. .Many
had narrow escapes, tho tonnnts 'hav
ing barely tlmo to loap from tho
windows lu tholr night clothes.
The loas Is estimated at $ir,
000; Tho cause of tho flro la un-
Kiiown.
TWENTY LOST
NOT MIX IN
Refused to Represent Huerta
at Washington During
Mexican War
(11 AuttLt rna to Cooa nay TlmM.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 20.
Tho Jnpnnoso government, It hna
developed, -wan nsked and declined
to net for tho Huerta administration
through Its .diplomatic representa
tives In Washington nnd Its consuls
In tho Unltod States prior tn Mex
ico's application to Spain to perform
mis mission, wnicn tho inttcr gov
ernment accepted,
pressuhi: OX WIUSOX
Illy Aworlalisl I'm, Io Coo. n.j TlmM.)
I1EHLIN, April 29. South
American juoillntora have np
proached Kuropenu powers with
requests that thoso nntloiiB
exert their Influence on Presi
dent Wilson to hnvo hint mtiko
conditions which would render
successful ucgotlntloiiB In tho
M ox I en n peace conferences possible.
NEAR
DULUTH
Illy AaaorUlfl Praia Io Ceoa Day Time
WASHINGTON, I). C. April 29.
Tho Houso bill to repeal the toll ex
emption to American ships through
tho canal with an amendment pro
poned by Senator Simmons declaring
that tho United States waived no
sovereign rights, was reported to tho
Senate without recommendation by
tho Committee on Iuterocoaulc Can
als.
i
T DEAD IN
ECCLES MINE
GRIFFTTS
US 60
If BT TUNNEL
PA PUT
IS
T
i i
0
Alleged Embezzler of U. S.
Army Quartermaster's De
partment Captured. '
inr AMOtlalad Prwa to Cooa Bay TlmM.l
OAKLAND. Cul., April 29. Capt
Joseph Griffiths, U. S. A., of the quar
termaster's corps, who fled from a
court martial at Seattle on charges of
OI iuvci Milium
irfu ?li . court martial at to
Wl Pinners Esoape "J5
imp N
Today
from irmw fn MVTr I funds, was arrested hero mis morn-
"'" uaiup iicdi j)
Hi uieno
P1 KIM , .
Bttlt. - ..... ,o fnw IMI T1IDU.I
RiStT', Cal- Apr11 29
L' .'Sl 11 GI I fun nplnnn.n I.. t).Q
"' detentln- "1 '" . . . '
i eeo. . " tamp at fort ltoso-
..if.inw in fnnnd In the home
of V 'ImHii I- King, after a soarch
in Oakland and San Francisco. He
was suspended from duty nnd order
ed confined to hla quarters March
.mi. ,.. tha dlBcoverv of an ai-
:i ft,,,, , v""'i' v run. jvuod- inu unv, .- "", V i i oat
W1 last n,St by digging' leged shortage. His trial was set
nei seventv vhh. vr,aar ' - Anrii ?n and he d sappeared three
' DSfil. . ' -- Mm.v.i,....
i- :- iccaniitrf.n
Only 67 of 250 Rescued Alive
in West Virginia Mine Hor
rorBodies Found
(Hy Aaoclal4 Trtaj to Cooa nar TIum,)
ECCLES, W. Va.. April 29.
KlSht bodies have Leon recovered
from tho Now River Colllorlea Corn
pnny mine, wrecked by an explosion
yesterday. Sixty-seven were rescued
allvo. It Is bollovod that 178 dead
remain In the mine,
Steamer Benjamin Noble Is
wrecked on Lake Superior
Cannot Save Lives.
(lly Aaaoelat4 l'ri. Io Com liar TIdim.
DULUTH, Minn.. A-prll 29. Tho
stealnor Henjamln Noble la lost off
Duluth and -twenty men nro dead.
vvrccKngo wns found on Park Point.
Tho llfo savers hnvo been .iinublo to
launch a boat on account of the lilch
seas,
Groat anxloty la folt for flvo ves
sola headed for this port. All of
them were overt! ua yestordny. They
nro tho William H. Truosdalo. Wlllia
King. H. T. Hoffolflncnr. Rhnlilnn
Parka nnd David J5. Norton.
MANY LEAVE
1
TM 0
(ny Aaaoclatoil 1'rf.a to Cooa Pay TlmM.)
TAMPICO, April 29. (Via Vera
Cruz, April 29.) Tho Auiorlcnn ox-
odua from Tamplco, which began
April 22, vlrtunlly reached an end
today with tho depnrturo for Vera
Cruz of about sixty Americana on
board tho tank steamer Cnnfleld.
Tlio total number of refugees sent
from horo la 2270.
JU'ERTA IS WILLIXfl
(Dy AaaoclalaJ rma to Coo Day Tlm I
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 29.
An nrmlBtlco In tho difficulties be
tween the United States and Muxloo
It naked of UiIb government nn-' Mex
ico by the South Ainorlcm 0"v
who hnvo undertaken to cert
through mediation. Ambuss: di r Da
Gninn of llrnzll notified Secretary
Ilryau that thla had boon determined
upon nn tlio novt atop in tho ntiKotla
tlnns nnd that Huerta hud also been
notified. t
Want Mitnv ANNiirnnrvM
Tho proposnl for an nrmlstlco was
communicated to tho President by
'lOlophono. Though no nnnounco
mont was made, It was nuthorltatlvo
I: learned thnt this govornmont
would nccept tho coudltlona provided
nssuranceH woro given thnt, In addi
tion to a halt In nillltnry operations,
thoro would bo no civil uprising
against tho Americans or othor un
toward Incidents.
Would llo Tniru.
Undor the armistice, In accordance,
with International proceeding, nei
ther Huerta nor tho Unltod Stntos
would pause In tholr propnrntlonu
for wnr. Pinna for tho nosslblo rnn.
fllct would proceed but tlio nrmlstlco
would prohibit itctunl hoatllltloa In
the flold and any exemption on tho
military movement by olthor side.
In .Mexico tho people would bo per
mitted to go whoro thoy pleased un
molested. It would simply establish,
n truco.
MEX. LEADERS
AID REFUGEES
.Mexican Dictator Will Allow All For-
elguerx to Depart From .Mexico
(Dy Aaaoclata4 Preaa lo Cooa Day TlmM.J
VERA CRUZ. Anrll 29 Com.
mander Twoedle, of tho nrltlah crud
er isssox, who went to Mexico city
several days ago to Interveno for
foreigners held In tho capital, re
turned hero nnd reported that his
mission was successful. Huorta pnd
Ills cabinet said they would release
nil American prlaonora and that ull
desiring to do so might dopart.
Hygiene Exhibit Here. Tho local
commltteo of the Oregon Social lly
Federal Military Commander
ana Mayor of Soledad Prais
1 ed for Actions
(By AliotUlei rrnt Io Cooa Uay TlmM.J
VERA CRUZ, April 29.Tho rofu
gooa reaching horo told of tho gallant
conduct of tho military commander
at Soledad and of tho mayor, who
mado every effort to protect tho refu
gees from a mob In tho streota. Ono
night when tho situation was eapec-
lunjr BuriouH, me mayor nniiio an
GIVE JOHNSON
POISON TERM
SreUMngSa UkliT.Tri J&9gft
gen. calla the attention of mon and ' 0 ?e d sevorai l nrt I
women to tho exhibit of that society ?uL?n? nlf?TV" !"d..re.? J
f d two
months to dig,
The tunnel days later.
i.vt itnmnirn. Parties In from
tho Kentuck Inlet yesterday reported that
On 1,Z7. r
l.cr "c"y. uwingto tno KentucK iniei'"' t;:. ,";
rdfLtm,aclll"ery on the South- the frost there the night before last
,. yinc motor Pn,. M,,.. ii . aia nnsirtBrabla damage to tho gar-
ll "" Omaha ahV for,d.n. and set the early potato crop
Kri i r W" probably be tied back consioerauic. i -.w.k .
"lerl days yet. y damage to the fruit Is not known.
now being snown at tne o'Connou
building, Second and Market streets,
from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. dally. The
exhibit describes by means of pic
tures, cartoons, charts, etc., "Tho
Great Red Plague." No admission
is being charged,
tho most ardent rioters, pressed them
Into tho army and Bent them away
to the capital to fill tho ranks of
Huerta'a soldiers.
NEUTRAL ZONE
FOB TAMPICO
EVEHV WOOD CITIZEN la 1JOOST
IX the COMPLETION of the Cooa
Day HAItDOR Improvements. Bo
AXXOUXCEMEXT 8"r anU Bliy the riOSH.
Aa I have lived In Coos Couiu , DANCE at XQItTH INLET, HAT
slnce 1872, familiar with all tho,UltDAV, MAY Vi. Tho I'.VIOX will
roads In the county and their condl- leave MARSIIFIELD DOCK, rear of
tlona, believing that I can bo of ser- STAUFF'S store at 7:i P. M. MUS
vlce to the taxpayers of Cooa County ic Elliott's ORCHESTRA.
as a Commissioner from this district, i
I hereby announce myself aa a cnndl- EVERY (JCM)D CITIZEN la HOOST
date on the Republican ticket at the I NO the COMPLETION of tho Cooa
primary May 15, 19H. 1 stand for Day HARDOIt Improvementa. Bo
good roads and reaaonable repair. , Bure and 8IC1.V the I'ETITIOXS.
FRANK FLAM, I
Bandon, Oregwi. DE SURE and SIGN Coos nnv
(Paid Adv.) Improvement bond PETITIONS.
American Trying to Protect
City From Oil Danger
Appeal to Mexicans
(Dy Aaaoclal4 rrtaa Io Cooa Uay Tlmta
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 29
In view of tho serious situation at
Tamplco, where tho town la lu danger
ny tno rapid accumulation of undis
tributed oil from tho wolla, the Stnto
Department has annealed to tho Con.
stltutlonallsta to agree to a neutrali
zation or tbo territory. Tho British
legation at Mexico City la trying to
Induco Huorta to Join In tho schema.
Favor HarlMtr Work. -At a meet
ing of tho board of directors of tho
Cooa Bay Irualnesa Mon'a Associa
tion held Tuesday evening, April
28, 1914, a resolution was unani
mously adopted endorsine the band
project of tho Ifort, Commission for
Man Involved in Svca Saloon
Robbery Sentenced Ne
gress Pleads Guilty '
(Dy AaaoclatfU 1'ri-M to Cooa Day TlmM.l
COQUILLE. Or.. Anrll 20 nn.
Johnson, Indicted for rocelvlng monoy
Btolon from a Smith pulp mill om-
I'luyo in tno hvoii saloon In Mnrsh
fleld, wob found guilty and today
waa sentenced to from six months to
flvo yearn In state prison by Judge.
Coko.
Ben Gant, whoso fathor In a wi.nl.
thy rancher on tho unlier Conulllo.
today pleaded guilty to Boiling liquor
In dry territory nnd to soiling to &
minor, juugo uoko sentenced hlra
to $200 flno and thirty days In tlio
county jnll on each count, making
hla Jull term sixty dayH.
Nogrexs Is Guilty.
Ozolla Franklin, tho Marshfleld no
gress, who was Indicted for ahootlng
hor husband through tho arm, ohang
e.d her plea yesterday and pleaded
Kullty. Sho will bo sontonced to
morrow. Cai.0 With Jury.
Tho case of W. T. Stoll of Marsh
field, who Is suing tho City of Ban
don for an attornoy 'feo In 'their
waterworks case, went to the Jury
this afternoon.
Grand Jury Adjoumn
Tho grand Jury has been adjourned
until next Monday. Just what the de
lay Is no ono bun given out, but It Is
the purpose of completing the work understood to bo for the purnoso of
of the dredge Seattle to tho imr hnvln.. h ,i.i..L '.J "r?osof
and all members of the Association on tho Myrtlo Point bank case glvea
were urged to give the matter their a chance to round thi?.Mh -"
to shape.
hearty support.
SEE that your NAME Is enrolled nn
: the HAItDOIl Improvement Petitions.
8KK that your XAME Is enrolled on
tno JIAItllOK Improvement PeUtlun.
iwp.4uoaaaaM