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0L XXXVII. .JSS MARSHFIELD, OBEGOM, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1914-EVENING EDITION.
-SIX PAGES. A Consolidation of Times, Const Mali
and Coos liny Advertiser.
No. 242
EXfGANS IN VERA CRUZ LIKE
FEAR 6ARR FELL OVERBOARD
AID WAS DROWNED YESTERDAY
LATE MESSAGE SAYS SIBERIA
IS SAFE ON WAY 10 MANILLA
GOVERNMENT By UNITED STATES
don
mm
Lnfltfi Tliev May Seek.
Rule similar iu umi en
joyed by Canal Zone.
YOULD HAVE AMERICA
HAVb urnviiuii
Aim Is to Use Vera
Cruz As Example for the
Balance 01 ivicxico.
PROGRESS IN
PEASE PLANS
Kl'XSTOX XOW HUIiltS.
Df ABoclitrt rrrtt to Coo. JU7 Tlmn.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Mny
1 Tho civil government estnb
llihed at Vorn Cruz wna ordered
replaced by n military govern
ment under General lunston.
Well Known Marshfield Bar
ber Mysteriously Disappears
Off O'Kelly Launch on Way
from North Inlet.
Ous A. Uahr, n well known Marsh.
neiu uarber, dlsapeared yesterdny al
Uahr wns pretty well advanced In
years. Ho came to Coos Day from
.Minneapolis about two yenra ago and
after working in n shop here mado ar
rangements to start n Bhop of his
own on tho waterfront near tho
Market avenue dock. loiter ho was
Joined hero by his wife and two chll-
J dren. Ills son, Win. A. Uahr Is In
!ounto0,fM0m Vm-M?'1?0!'? lut$l 'tal&rg0 of the Oregon' Power Com"
Held nnSTll J,n V" Mfh- ,IBny gas plant at Porter, and his
ni?i.2i ,!-8iUW.,0"cU hwvo. fn.,.,?.n daughter, Miss Pauline Uahr is nn ar-
ROCKEFELLER
SGDRED TODAY
TItlVi: IS HECIiAHED.
or Aixl"M I'ri tal'iw llr Tlm. 1
r WASHINGTON. D. C, Mny
t In a report to sccrotnry
on. Mnjor noiuroox sniu
the opposing forces in tho
of wmsenuurg, coio-
ido, had agreed to lay down
arms.
MANIMjA ANNIVERSARY.
B; AfUlH Vmt lo Coot lu TltnM.
' WASHINGTON. D. C. Mny
1. Today marked the sixteenth
innlrcrsary of tho bnttlo of
Manilla Hay. In celebration of
the event, Admiral Dowoy, pros
Ident of tho Society of Manilla
Day, will glvo a dinner tonight.
V.X .,. .". .?." ,ur- Hl8!i,t 0f ability. Uoth children reside,'
fainllv .n .,;.riT-ii. i u wlt" u,e,r fronts on Central Ave.
Wi lly hno practically given up hope west, near Ninth street.
In, ,nhr l lu"ea,u,n,1" ,th0 I,oforo comlnK to c08 V. Mr-
launch reached Marshfield w in n.h. ;,..i ,.i. ..".. ..... ..,' ,...,
r ... nit.n . . . . .. V :. nun tuuu..ju iiiu uuiuur uiibi-
tapt.o Kelly noticed that he did not , ness In Minneapolis for over twenty
get orr Ho looked In the cabin and years and was well known to many
wna ntilt miik rtt lint ti . . . .. ... . w
Afmr r.iin.. - rv "'..". i ...7, ""7 .. ."" """- ioi.B.-., uii,oi tno u. a. smitn employes. For
mo co no rn. r m,rKi Ti ? . S ... iw,l. C0,l", !,ot 8)enk ' 'oK 1me ho had tho shop In tho
. .rn..i. m D .". fl"t,rrtl lluertnlonglis.i, but ho had not noticed Hnhr , Vendomo hotcel at Mlnneano Is
yi.Vh. ?.?J!n.n,,h Ambassador, theldunppear. Uahr was rldlnR on tho I eeeml bo , hi 1 K' ...rinB
deck In the rear cabin when O1 from what mny ho termed -barber's
ti y. i B.a7 Mm.' . . paralysis," Ms right rlst had troub-
linnr had beon In poor health for i led him. cfl
somotlmo nnd for tho last few dnys i The family aro deeply shocked over
Mediators in Controversy Be
tween U. S. and Mexico
Hear from Huerta.
IHr Auortatra I'rtM lo Cooj Itij Tlmn.l
VASI1I.GT0N, D. C, May 1.-
messoeu sitld i
i iiiiv-f nnthn rot... -...... t .. i . ... . . -
... ": "in vieuurui iiuermunKMB.i. uut no nan not not pii! tiniir. v... i.. !.. i..-..ii.
South American envoys seeking to
iiuiiiniu m tno .Mexican crisis con
tinued their conference todnv with
nioro apparent confldomo than over
mm tneir work would succeed.
They give their nttentlon to fram
ing proposals for mediation to bo
Buumitiou to tlio United States and
Htiortn as the next ston In tho neco-
tlatlons. At tho snmo tlmo I'rcsl-
icnt wnson nnd his cnblnct con
sldercd mcdlntlon possibilities.
Demonstrations in New York
Against. Him -Feels Deep
ly Grieved Over It.
f REBELS FIRE
ON WARD LINER
1500 IX MEXICO CITV.
lr AuatUtftl hm 1. Umm Btr TlmM.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Mny
I. Consul Canada at Vera
Ccai reported that there nro
itlll 1S00 Amorlcnns In Mexico
City unnblo to got out because
of Interrupted railroad fnclll-.
' lies.
. . . ... ,v j hiw uvliiij riiuv nvu j
nnu uccn teoiing especially unwell, tho affair. Owing to no on0 having
lvniuruiiy wnen no saw u)t. UKei- knowledge of whoro ho dlBsnpenred
starting with n load of rnllrond off tho boat. It Is Imposslblo to mnko
.uuu.v.o iui luv .tvi iii iiuov (.'iiiuim, a cnrciui soarcn oi tno uny nnu
he boarded tho launch for n ride
flunking the trip would be benefi
cial. After tho railroad crew was let off,
an Italian boarded the boat and he
nnd Cnpt. O'Kelly and Unhr were the
nbout nil that can be done Is to wait
for tho Hay to cast up the body.
Thoro was heavy wind blowing nnd
whether this might have unbnlanc
cd Hnhr as ho stood near the rail or
whether he might have been overcoiro
only ones stnrtlnc back. They reach. I by n fainting spell to which he ha I
Pit Mnm llf (rtl.1 tntrt I fltn aCIapHMAH ' l..inH nl.lA.t l . M..-aln.
Z. 12" - 1 "y"r- . uiiviiiuwii iiuii oiiirjvt. i in ii IJ Ul'DlliJU
ALL QUIET IN COLORADO TODAY
Conditions at Tampico Serious
on Account of Accumula
tion of Oil There.
CAUHAXZA I'KOMISKS All).
III? Am .l4 Trru to Con. lUf Tint..
CHIHUAHUA, Mny 1. (Jon
oral Cnrrnnzn Is determined to
uso ovory effort to protect tho
Immense oil properties owned
by foreigners nt Tampico nnd
toipgrnpncd tno l-ltRli amlmssn
l dor nt Wnshlngtrn thnt effect. I
B; Auoclii lrr to Coot Dr Tlmf..J
VEI1A CIll'Z. May 1. ItespoiiBl-
llc Mexicans hero have becomo so
imuiruvu uy iiiu nuriilllUKt'B ui uiu in, luind !. i ri it. rn.. i
; orderly government under tho pro-1 WASHINGTON. I), c. Mnv l.
wcuM i or tho 1-1 ted Sin es iiwi Tho nvt of ,0 ,Itlintl0I1 t Tnill.
rA "H12" "! ,L" ?',.,B,'iytnfll'l'!co.Brow.nK out o; the fnr. accum-
oil
No Acts of Violence from
Strike Regions Reported
Gov. Amnions Wants More
Federal Troops.
(Or AniKlttM rrf lo Coo. Day TlntM.)
DRNVEIt, Colo., Mny 1. -Governor
Amnions telegraphed to Secre
tary Garrison asking thnt additional
Federal troops bo sent to Colorndo
on being Informed by Major Hoi
iirnnir Hint iw wo u hi lie unable to
spnro more men from ilia cominnnii
for duty In tho northern Colorndo
coal fields, whoro J00 mllltlnmeu
under General Chnno aro still nn
guard. Not an net of vlolcnco wns
reported from tho strike regions
yesterday, last night and early today.
WANT MORE TROOPS.
D; Auocltt. rrrtt to Co". Dtr TltsM.)
THINIDAI). Colo., Mny 1. Mnjor
Holbrook snld ho hnd recommended
that moro troops bo sent Into tho
district to provide ndcouato protection.
n A.iwl.tl rrnt lo Ooot nr Tlmn )
NEW VOHK, May 1. A bnnnor
bearing n skull nnd eross bones nnd j
tho caption "No. 2C Hrondway," was;
displayed ut n largo meeting of thej
Auti-.Mintnri8t League in .Muiuorryi
Uond Park. Aloxander Ucrkmnn,
tho nnnrchlst who shot Henry C.I
Frlck. called tho meeting to order.
Mnrlo Gnnz wns tho first spenker. !
Sue rclntornted threats or personnl
violence to John D. Ilockofcllor, Jr.
Hockefi'ller N CSrlcted.
Ilockofollor did not appear nt his I
offices today. The secretary said
thnt nlthough not 111, ho was great-(
ly broken up by the ordeal of crltl
clsm ho had undorgono In connection '
with tho strike. They said thnt
Ilockefellor felt thnt he hnd been
mndo to boar tho brunt of tho crit
icism nnd hoped In tho near future
to do nuio to uoviso some menns to
relievo the situation as fnr as dem
onstrations against him nro con
cerned. For moro than nn hour Ucrkmnn
nnd other speakers douounccd Rock
cfellor In tho bitterest terms, then
singing French nnd Italian airs, the
crowd fell Into marching ordor and
swept northward townrd Union
Square. They hooted the capital
ist's name as thoy marched. linn
nors bonrlng tho lottors "I. V. W."
were conspicuous In tho lino.
Wireless Calls Indicate Wreck.
But Whether She Found
ered Not Yet Known.
SOME FEAR CHINESE
PIRATES TO BLAME
British Vessel and Japanese
Vessel Rush to Her Aid
Brief News Given.
SUIKItlA IK HAKE.
Ill AxKMltttJ rmi to Coot r; Tlrart.)
CORIlEOIDOIt ISLAND, Phil
HpplneB, May Second A mes
sago Just received from tho
steamer Siberia by wireless
states tho vessel Is In god con
dltlun. It adds that tho Siberia
will arrive nt Manilla Saturday
morning. The message vna re
layed from tho Slborla to tho
wireless station, hero by tho
crulsor Galveston.
REACH WltKCK SCENE.
tri; AMocltti-J Tmi to Coot iur Tiro. 1
TOKtO, May 1. Tho Hrltlsh
cruiser Minotaur, proceeding
under 'all steam to succor tho
Siberia, reported horo Into to
night she had reached tho sceno
of tho disaster.
under American
of
protection or ,..i,.,i.. .., ..n ... ... n.i., .u
torernment similar to tho ono found ",?."," "' " .. "" '"" ' "1 "'. ' .
Uv . mi " . 7t.,i. ... .,i which luiioiiiuitni ii iiivuniu iu mv
btinl W, i7''.y V"r.k "iiL'town and n great loss from ovor
utloa will fall to brim; about a .... ..... i-.ii.. i. -.,. ...,. ...i.i.
Ube coalition of tho warring fnc- nout'rn, COminerco by the Constltu-
imt-, , , . , tlonnllsts. ns exhibited In firing on
hwinplo to All Mexico. tno Wnrd lino stenmer Antllla yes-
.vi '""., . .i ,. i. terdny. prompted tho Ilrltlsh nmbas-
5SA.ffririh "n .MTS S Jul.!!? 'V : A-ii ?--
M..... m ... . . . ruiurj 01 oimo uiuuruv in u iui
Pictures of tho tmnnvnlont. riilo cs- :..'.;. . . ...
ukllifcM i Vr... n... V i.o tneir euori u create a iieuirui zoini
woiiined at Vera Crux. A cIobo . ,h ,, .. ,d vicin,y.
todr of tho local situation leads to ,n ,no ou "e,u ,U,U"J'
tie belief that by delaying any con
templated extension nf military oner-
Jtlons the Washington government
COXSl'I. AT TAMPICO.
IDF AuocltiM rrr to Coo. Btf Tln't 1
.. . riii.irney r . r... 1
fell that there Is a nrobabllltv that V " "rll ,,"i ,.; '.. ... V.
Vmed resistance mny bo eliminated openc.d tll0 COnsulato nt Tampico
measurablo doereo nnd countless: .... .nn,i. n. n,ni.,nn fmm
- - - - i iiiiuiTi ii ill iiiiiid jk raitJww.uia wu
PETITIONS ARE ALASKA LINE
SIGNED FREELYi MEN SELECTED
Harbor Improvement Project
Meets with Approval-Ov- I
. er 400 Sign at North Bend. .
llre saved.
ID CROSS
IN
the Federal comnmnder.
ROOSEVELT
IS
HELD AS SPY!
MING
1
flumor That Dr. Ryan, an Am
erican, Is Sentenced to Be
Shot in Mexico.
IB; Am. .ij pm, te Coot Dr Timet J
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 1.
" State Department today exerted
"try means to obtain Information
-- MV .WfV, b .Mfil. V,, .....
,ya, au American Rod Cross orn
fUl, ras being held in Mexico, sen
'ced to be executed as a spy. Tho
te Department sent urgeut tele
niB and has askel tho Spanish
JODassador, representing the Huerta
ernment here, to look out for
Hraa's safety.
safety.
ItltIO IS
SEIZEfl.
Scheduled to Sail from Manos,
Brazil Today for New York
After Long Trip.
inr AtMnuii riwt to coot dj niae.i
NEW YOrtK. Jlay 1. Cable ad
vices from Manos, Brazil, whero his
expedition emorged yesterday from
the Interior, state that Colonol
Roosevelt would sail for New York
today or tomorrow.
Lieut. Mears and W. C. Eides
Will Locate Government
Railways There.
Ur AmmUL.1 Pri to Coo. U; TIiom.J
U'ASiiiNT.Tnv n n m. i
Tho petitions iirgiug the Port of Secretory Lane announced that Pres
Coos Uay Commission to Issue $300.- ident Wilson has appointed William
000 more bonds to complete the I.ar- c. Edes nnd Lloufenunt Frederick
bor and Inlet improvement projects . Mears members of the Alaska Engln-
wero pmceu in general circulation eerlng Commission Milch will have
here today and it Is hoped to get charge of the locution of the rail.
them all signed up within n week or .roads In Alaska under the recently
su, uuu ui uiu iiciiiiuuo iii us iuii. ciiuihuu aiubku ruiiruuu uii, r.ues
In ever business bouse so that , Is chief engineer of tho Northwestern
everyone will have an opportunity! Pacific In California and Mears Is
to sign and It Is probable that vnrl-i chief engineer of the Panama rall-
ous parties will circulate them In tho , road and was recommended by Goe-
outlying districts so mat wnen tlio tnais
canvass is completed, It Is hoped to
have nearly all of the voters in tho
district signed.
II. C. Dlers of North Dend was hero
today and reported that yesterday.
t'ney had secured moro than -100 slg-!
natures to tno petitions in .xortn
RESCUE MEN ON
STRANDED BOAT
S
Dend.
Bl'XSET IS SOLD.
FIAIiA IS HOME.
Shj-b
Xutlve
Mei,
Itmihcvelt Woro Out
'finiilt'S In Ilruzll.
(Dr AmoUI1 rmt to Coot IM TlmotJ
NEW YORK. May 1. Anthony
P"lnla In nh.aree of one of the Rooee-
...., ... ....-- --
velt expeditions in uruzu, miw iu
KflW YOm ir-..l !!' uu..v...
He
Soiillieru Pwclflc DIhjiom" of Maga
zine to Will hi in Wowlhtiid.
(Br Auorlitfel 'r. to Coot UT TIoolJ
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1. Sun
set Magazine, hitherto conducted
by tho Southern Pacific Railroad,
lia3 been sold to William Woodhead,
the advertising manager of the publication.
NOW ON TRIAL
SIX Jl'RORS OIJTAIXEI) FOR 3ICR.
DER CASH MAY XOT HE AIU.H
TO INTRODUCE COXFIIOX TO
KIMJXO,
00
MALORY
cans Quickly Release American (sJ,j tlB hardihood of the Colonel
VesM!l at MiinzuillIIo. ,,.i v ,-.-). xt -- .1 I.e'r native
n Anocutfci prr u coo. Bti Time . i,ip Flal said he lost over
twenty poi'm's in three weks.
PorMiiif Vohmtren- Capt. E. D,
Washington, d. c, May i.
. -iperican brig was seized by
laoucht thnt .. i... i hoon Aaar. i Pircnna fnrmerly In command of the
3-but It was Immediately released; Alliance but now a Columbia river pl
jwh apologies on demand of the lot, has offered to volunter for the
VJ'8h. according to a report from I Mexican war. During the Spanish
-Wmlral Howard; 'American war. ho commanded tne
r transport Geo. W. Elder. Secretary
,'v'ERY GOOD CITIZEN is ROOST- Daniels has written him expressing
VG the COMPLETION of the Coos appreciation of his offer to volunteer.
A an" gg? &ft$A. JUDGE B. D "sPERR Vol Co?u.le
v -33 here last nlgnt on business,
" ou aro not asJiameil of your He Is gradually recuperating from
0od A D V E R T I S E THEM. his recent illness.
E
PASSES AWAY
(Special to The Times.)
COQUILI.E. Ore.. May 1. Un to
four o'clock this afternoon, only six
Jurors had been obtained for the trial
, of Jas. Ferrarle Indicted for tho'Kelly
murder at Henryvillo a few mouths
ago. Thoy wore W. O. Cooper, A.
E. Hansen. J. M. Hayes. T. M. Herr
mann, T. W, Shook and I. M. Weekly.
It was stated today that It would
he doubtful If District Attorney Ml
JeQvlst would be able to introduce
the confession that Ferrari made to
him as evidence In the case.
Judge Coke hag not yet pronounced
sentence on Mrs. Ozella Franklin.
I WHmiii Is Guilty.
Prominent Oreaon Pioneer Is K1 wiuon, of North nend. was
n BKn; n?i. '"' lEET ' '" Br J"' after being
ucdu at rui uuuu nciu out a few Hours.
..Grimes to Dulld Architect "W. G.
Chandler who returned todav from
tor Aocut4 n. to coot wr Tim.j San prandeco Baw woi. Grimes whllo
PORTLAND. May 1. Judge Rufus i fjallfornla. Mr. Grimes Inform
Mallory. who -was elected to tho ed him that he expected to be In
national House of Representatives In Marshfield about May 16 and would
1866 and twice appointed attorney start the erection of a fine new build
general of Oregon, died here last ng at Third and Central as soon as
night, aged eighty-three. arrangements for tennants were con-
I eluded. The building will be start-
Get your cemetery loU smdeil ami ed this summer but how large It will
rfpanpjt fnr rternratlnn TYiv. flpfl. t,a an.i hnn, en. If .lt I.a .s...i.
sonable rates. Phone 367-X. ed will depend upon the leases made.
OREGON' MAN AIIOARD.
Purser V, C. Omnium of Kibcrlii
Liven nt Oregxm City.
(Dr AnKllt4 rr la Coo. !.. itm
OREGON CITY. May 1. -'
F. C, Charman of tho Sl'J.ili. .. u
resldont of Oregon ptlty.
,UT uo.UI4 rim lo Uoat.B.7 TImm.1
TOKIO, Mny 1. Wireless clls
for nssls,tanco from tho Pacific Mall
Stqamer Siberia, henrd on tho Jap.
aneso const today, Indicated that
sho wns In grave peril off tho coast
of Formosa. Tho llnor loft San
Francisco April 7 for Manilla. She
carried sovrnty-nuo snloon pnssen-
.gcrs, Including Mrs. Frnncls Uurton
Harrison, wlfo of tho Governor Gem-
nrnl of tho PhlllpiilncH. A dlBpatch
.from Formosn hints that Chinese
pirates may have had something to
..,,.., do """" It- An early wireless ro-
Marshfield- Party Gets Caught W aid tit mo imer was sinking,
fn Mnrth Qlnimh lnnnoH I while n lutter inossnge Bald Hint ehe
in iMortn biougn ienneay Was shoro six miles tt tho Bouth.
SWiniS for Aid. onBl "mlnlnnd of Formosa Tlio Japan
jeso government dispatched tho
A party of Marshfield mon laBt eve- .stoamor Knnto Mnru from Formosa
nlug wore saved from spending the ' to the succor of tho Siberia ns soon
night hung up on tho dlko In the ns news of tho trouble of tho Siborla
mouth of North Slough by W. . Ken , wns received.
ncdy swimming ashore nnd sending u Among tho pnsscngora nn ' the
smaller launch to bring them home. Siberia Is Mrs. John U. Dontlors,
Thoy wero stranded on tho dlko, w"o t tho new Irrltlsh consul at
which Is surrounded by wnter from Manilla. Tho vossol carried nbout
shortly afternoon yesterday until '",y "ocond class pnisongorH aud
ubout 8 o'clock lat night whon all,--00 'prngo. she inrrled n crow of
wore laken off except Levi Smith who -'"' Tno Brnvest nnxlety prevails,
remained with the AIlco II. untlll the ow, "K to tno fnrt lat tho wlrolew
high tldo enabled him to got off today l'n,!'8 rro.m t" s'uorla hnvo ceased.
The party was composed of Cell Ire- JN l,en .,,' wireless tails wore last
land, Poter Mlrrnsoul, W. II. Kon-!!len ,"0 nearest boat was -sir
r.edy. Ren Smith, Wm. Doylo, Ivy "oura nw"y-
rescued by Edcar Mnuzey and Ar I Tho first wireless message was rc-
nrty left hore at 11 o ciocr-! p""ht "n ,B,or ron flrmcd b c w,r,J
ay. intending o run . owif d Zr W Jtllan'
ter tho railroad construe!!.... I"."0 r .'" 0rn Nnrthern Stenm-
Mlllcr In Chas. Hlckox's launch.
Tho
yesterday,
look over tho railroad construction
work along Nort Inlet and return
In the mlddlii of tho nfternnan. The
passongeru got off at Owiaiulto and
walked up tho grade whllo Levi Smith
i reived at Osezaknl. Tho Slborln'n
mtilii roilipnriy as well na tho Hrit-
ish rriilser Mluotnur.
EGAN WAS ON HOARD.
II; AuocLttsI I'm u Coot tJ; TIum.1
proceetled up tho old tortutous North 1 WA8HINVOTON- n r Mnv i
Inlet channel with the Alice II. Ho oefiree "f Eran -ho !' on yof iluT
made tho trl.t nn nlrleht nn.! InnV .,'.1"."' L(,al1' " S 9no 0f "i8
lsj'-'s! ; w"AJssn .aussrs
:t :".,7;v. :,',:u" ";":. ."'',"","' ne"-
... " '" f.UU. ..,U D1.UIU
when the Alice II ran un on tho old
dike and stuck fast. Thoy were
not perturbed however as the tldo was
flooding. However, the strong wind
onset tno bonoflt of tho tide and
I'wir Siberia Foundered.
Many Offices.
IB Atorltt4 Prrat to Cm Btf T1re..1
WASHINGTON. D. C, Mny 1 -
Thn Htatn noimrtmmit lino fnAaliA.1
when darkness came, thoy realized (the following cpnsulnr report from
t at they could not get off. Then.Tansul. Formosa: "Siberia signalled
. H. Kennedy swam across atid 'roneatcdlv for ni.i ernn, inti.,.,i
got n row boat and made his way to! 22.0, longitude 121.10, but ceased
North nend whoro ho telephoned to . this morning. Vessels sont from
Qhas. Hockox who sont out the rescue ; Knronko will take six hours to reach
party. ,the sceno. Fear Slborln has foun.
They had not made any provision dered."
for tho prolongod stay, having nelt'ier , .
nianxots, eatables or other supplies '
and It was a 'red. cold and watery
narty that the rescue ship brought In !
However, they saw the railroad work I
nnd agreed that a good Job was being
none.
Victor Wittier and Dr. Mott of
North Ilend had a similar experience
and It was reported that ono or two
other boats suffered likewise.
Did Not Kudu.
Capt. Levi Smith of the Alice II
states that CIiob Hlckox's Btory about
Will Kennedy swimming away to get
rescuers Is made out of whole cloth.
He says a small boat came by and
Kennedy got aboard and wan taken
to North Hend without swimming.
MORE BODIES
RECOVERED
Rescue Crews Bring Out Thir
teen More Victims of West
Virginia Mine Disaster.
tBr Auotjitod rttn lo Com Btr Tlmot.J
Kui-Lisg, w. Va., May 1. The
Plun IMcnlc The Marshfield High rescue crew assembled thirteen more
School students and fncultv will en- bodies In the New River Coal Cora-
Joy n picnic on Coos River tomorrow, pany mine and continued their ex-
the Freshmen and Juniors entertain- ploratlons In hopes of locating all
ln f'n others as a result of their Jos- of the 172 men who. It now seems
Ing the recent ticket selllns contest .certain, lost their lives in t. .
with the Sophomores and Seniors. plosion Tuesday.
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