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VOL XXXVII. w The comt mmii
UN MEDIATORS STILL
HOPE IB SETTLE TROUBLE
Minister Naon Returns to Niag
ara Falls From Conference
With Wilson
SAYS HE IS OPTIMISTIC
ABOUT THE OUTCOME
president Wilson Says Out
look is More Hopeful for
Adjustment Today
Il; AmocUim P'"" to Cooi Iltr Time.
.NIAGARA FALLS, Juno 20. Tlio
Mexican dolcgntlon lioro received u
telegram todny from the conmil of
their government nt El Puso Hint
Villa litnl iBBiied n statement nddrosB
fd to tlio American people saying Hint
ho had proclaimed Oonornl Anglos
i provlBlonnl president of Mexico.
XAOX AT XIAAHA.
ID; AmcUH1 PrrM to Coot IUt Time.)
XIAOAHA FALLS. Juno 20. Mlu
liter Xuoii arrived lioro this after
noon nnd went Into conferonco Im
mediately with tlio mediators. It wnB
uld tlmt thoro would ho no fornuil
tonferenco with tlio delegates until
Monday.
Xnon nt XlaKiua.
"I nm optimistic," Nnon nddod.
"while I regard tlio dlfficultleH ns
icrloua, lliero nro nlwnys difficulties
In mediation nnd it In tlio duty of tho
mediators to overcome thorn." Ilo
declined to say whnt proposal ho
hid In mind to break tho deadlock.
D; AnocUiwI Pr lo Coot in; Tlmrt.l
Kl. I'ASO, Juno 20. Tho Iliicrln
Consul hero snld thnt two dnys ugo
he tallied with sovornl persons who
uld thoy had hccii In Torroon n
manifesto Isauud by .Villa proclaim
ing General Angeles provisional
rresldcut. Constitutionalists hero
denied tho report.
No further details of tlio action
readied hero beyond tho statement
lhat Angeles hntl received orders
from Cnrranwi which ho failed to
carry out. Angelos Is Kcnornl of
Artillery In Vllln's army nnd n
itrong Villa partisan. Mo Is a
jradunto of Chapultopoc Military
Academy nnd played a promlnont
part In Villa's cauipali;us. J
III; AwkII ITf lo Con nt; Tlmrt.l
TOHItEON, Juno 20. Tlio last
of tlio organizations or tho division
of tho North, to ho employed In tho
attack on ZncntocnH loft lioro yes
terday. Villa s expected to follow
today.
WI 1.SO.Y8 8TATEM EXT
II T amoui4 lr to ikw. wt IIKt!
WASHINGTON, D. C. Juno 20.
President WHboii authorized this
brief statemont concornlng tho con
ference last night with Minister Naon
"Tlio on tiro Moxlcnn question was
discussed and ns n result, tho out
look Is moro hopeful." Officials
decline to go Into details.
COXIMDEXT OP Sl'CClSS.
Ill; AuoclttrJ rrr. to Com Bit 'Ihum.i
IIUPPALO. Juno 20. "I wns nover
raoro confident than 1 am todny of
tho ultlmnto success of tho media
tion," said Argontlno Minister Noon
when ho arrived lioro of tor a confer-,
ences m vnshington wnn rruwuuu.
Wlbjon nnd Socrotary Br'.
AXOELES IS OUSTED.
U; AisoclttM TrtM to Coo IU; TlmM.1
SALTILLO, Juno 20. General Fo
llpo Angolos, acting secrotnry of war
Of tbn PntiHtltiillnnnllBt cublliot, wns
deposed from that position by ordor(
ot C'nrranza today for Ulsoueuienco m
orders.
ItEHEIiS CAITUItK TOWX.
tn; AnocUled rrt to foot U; Tlmw.J
mimitin t.... on nln fSnle
U'tKlllllUi UIIIIU v. .- I
terrez, a small town six inllos north of
oan Mils Potosl was captureu iuuy
!)' tho Constitutionalists under Gen
eral Torres.
IS
T
Attitude of Executive Commit
tee in Miners' Dispute is
Carefully Watched
in; Auoclatcd Prut to Coot D; Timet.
IUTTE, Juno 20. With tho cam
Mien of President Moyor, of tno
western Federntlon of Miners, for
; preservation of tho federation's vin
ons here fully launched, attention
i t(day was turned to the attltudo
1 f the executltve committee of tno
Ceding forces on a plan to be an
nounced tomorrow for tho f"ur
?' that faction. It was believed
lhat Moyor would seek tho reslgna
I'oa of lower union officials, la the
l-ope- of reoonclllns the recalcitrants.
ATTENTIO
lliffi
MARSHFIELD, OREGON,
PLOT ON BIT
Detective Bryant From Syd
ney, N.' S., Tells Story of
Strange Crime.
Working on a crlmo that has stir
red all of Nova Scotia and which, It
Is charged In tho confession of one
of the principals, mndo Just heforo
lie was banned, wns plotted In Mnrsli
field n year ngo this spring. Geo.
A. Ilrynut, provincial detective, of
Sydney, X. 8., Is on Coos liny get
ting additional evidence. Tho enso
Is of much lutorost here as n number
of rolatlvcs of tlioso Involved re
side here.
Mr. Ilrynut attained cotiHldcrnblo
IIIU lillllllUI III null .1. .iiiimowii .......
Inter secured llnyncs' ronfesslon, ho
wns porsonnlly prnlscd by tho l'rlnio,
Minister ana outer iiigu oiiiciiub
there.
Tho story of the crime Is extra
ordinary and would tnko volumes
to toll. So far. Frank W. llnyncs
has been hanged, Mrs. Hon W. At
kinson Is under $10,000 ball and
John Donald Is under $fi000 bill on
Indictments charging them with be
ing accessories to tho murder of
lien Atkinson, August in, inn.
UuynoB wns hanged May $ and the
trials of Mrs. Atkinson and Don
ald arc sehuduled for Octolior.
llnyncs spent two months In
Mnfilifliilil Inul Hlirllll!. CO 111 I 111: 111' TO
onrly In April and lonvlng early In
Juno. While hero ho was selling
stock In the l.ucky Hoy initio in ie
IhirhTnSt hSrT AnX
hnd been visiting in .Mnrsiirieid, in ,
Snn Pruiiclsco. Thoy beenmo nc-
qualntcd thero and nftor a month, I
or so thoy enmo to Coos Hny via i I
Hnndcui nt the same tlmo. Ilo said
that no necniiio gruuuj '"
with her and she clnlined that sho i
did with him nnd laier toiu nun
that sho wished that Atkinson was
out of tho wny. Finally ho agreed
to go East nnd put Atkinson out
of tho way, after sho hnd refused
to his urging to divorce Atkinson.
Howovor, tho vnrlous plans that
llnyncs worked nt Sydney boforo her
return wero futllo. llnyncs wns
stonnlng nt tho Mlnto Hotel In Syd
ney which Mr nnd Mrs. Atkinson
conducted. Atkinson becaino sus
pIcIoub of llnyncs nnd told tho Chief
of Police at Sydney thnt Haynos was
trying to kill him. Thon llaynes was
ousted from tho Hotel.
Later Mrs. Atkinson establlslie, a
-i.... u....,ni mllos nut of SVU-
00 lonel,. roaVK Her brother
was with her and also her daugh
ter, who ncconipai ieu "'"".'""
tor who ncconipniiicu oui u ...
:. ' .. ..ii. iiiinunii itrnvo lincK
UOOB iray viDii. ... nti in, I
i Ai. twit wniin tint Liiiiiii . ... :
. ....... i. ..i.. .,.n. Hia pmnn.
KU"roVr.r!!l.i. .j
buggy returned 10 vnmv ""."",. m.,
river. A search revealed Atkin
son lylim 'load In tho road with .Is
iti.i.1 crushed. It was stated that
o nd " ored n fainting spoil and
lm ho horse had boon Jerked
"round by Atkinson when ho foil
from the buggy and topped on hi.
bond A coroner's Jury brought In
n verdict of accidental death.
nryant happened to bo cnmpInK
the oNvlth his wife at the time
CLAIM MURDER
bolng tnoir "' ',' , , il
nlclous wero arousod and he starteu
nn Invostlgntlon, with the result tha ' p. ASQUlth Fulfills Pr0ITI-
thostorycamooutplecobypocoaml:r.u. . M
holng tholr vacaiion ,..,.. .----.
',?oad by loadr Upon the clrcum-
llilOMii "j tinviina Wns COH-
t c!cd nnd ontoliced to bo hanged
Mrs? Atkinson's nephew, a former
ncnibor of tho Canadian parliament.
ofended Haynes. Just thirty mln-
tos before his execution Haynes
confessed nnd Involved Mrs. Atkln-
wn and Donald. Ho said that Mrs
ukluson had furnished him about
$800 but he had not committed the
crime for money, but because ho bad
fa Ion in love with her and thought
at el o reciprocated. He said that
n!inni,V 1 ad agreed for a certain
?um to aid In the crime He said
that he 1 ad pulled Atkinson from
ho buggy when Donald stopped
e horse He choked and then
lmat his head with a rock.
beat nis arrested Imme
diately a e'rwa'rd and so was Don-
She and Donald profess their
Snocenco and the chain of evidence
"now being strengthened by Bryant
f Atkinson was worth about 50.
AlKinbon . ..nnn uff, Insur-
000 and carnwi ---- -
ance. Ho ana n. n- "--hn
married twenty-six years. She
h. about forly-twp years old and a
Womb women. Atkinson w4
MEMIJEH OF THE
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SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1914
Joe Schilling, Jr., and Three
" '
Others Run Off Thirty-fOOt
' i
IThI kMlkul Pll . u n mM u
ciiiuaiiKinuiu iMuar ouuai ,
1
Point Early This Morning.
I .Ijiultll IU 1 1IU llllll'B.J
COOtMLLE. Or., .limn 20 Melon
Davenport, tho twenty-year-old bohi
of Ernest Davenport, a rancher living
n few miles from here, wbb Instantly
killed last night when n car driven
by Joo Schilling, Jr., went over n
thirty-foot embankment nenr the Mc-1
rtunnis rnncn. 1110 sceno or mo nc-
rldent Is only a few miles from Co-
nnllltv I
....-- ,......... 0 ...... m . , a-.... ,- ..
iioiiiiii (ownni uoquiiic. ino uoyS'
hnd been In Mnrsliflcld hnvlng a good
time. Young Davenport, who was!
n mriilnl iwiiitiir mnti fntnoil Hintii fnrl
time. Young Davenport, who was
. ... t, . .. . ..., .1. I
n moiioi young man, joined ilium lor
n little ride nnd It proved to bo n
fatnl one. I
Just what cnused the accident hns
. . - t 1 I..1 ll III
ARE SET ASIDE1
Land is in Oregon and Cali-,
luriiui iMuuuy ouu.uuu
Acres in This State
000 acre. In Oregon
Steamboat Majestic Sinks in
Mississippi Hiver iwo Arc
Unaccounted For.
fiw AMCHltJ rrrfa lw vo 0y Time. J
OT r ATTIQ l..nA OA Tlitrtv.tliron
'
persona were on tho excursion steam-
l.n. MnlnoHn u.ltnn W onllll. In tllO
: when It sank In tho
uui.1. .....jv.... ..... . . -
Mississippi Itlvor nenr hero this morn-
Ing and of these two nro unaccounted
,of. The others either swan, ashore
0r woro ihkcu in inui ".
. . ... ., t. ...i.ii. ..
"w on lno upper uuun, wumii .-
saieiy on ino upiioi im,i " --
tiinineii nhnvn water. Sho sank aftot
...... nt.r...n ...ntni u ti ii anttif ntii.T
running Into tho waterworks towor.
GET AUDIENCE:
ise to Receive Deputation
and Prevents striKe
in; AmocUIhI Prm to Coot B; Tlmot.J
LONDON, Juno 20. Premier As
nnith fulfilled his promise to recolvo
qultn iu'"l,ea " '',: ,..hlch
tho deputation of suffragettes which
ho mado to Sylvia Pankhurst to pre-
...... ho- .nnriimtini? a huncer strike
IIO IIIUUU IU u;im -.- .- ,--
vent her conducting a hunger strike
.. .
on the doorsteps to tne houbo y
Commons. Ho received a party of six
working women and promised consid
eration of tholr representations for
equal suffrage
highly respected at Sydney, a city of
20,000 people.
Marshal Carter has been working
with Mr. Bryant on the case hero
and tholr movements aro rather se
cretive. Mr. Bryant leaves this af
ternoon for an Francisco and I.os
Angeles and stated before leaving that
either some witnesses would be sub
poenaed from here or that arrange
ments would be made to take the tes
timony of local witnesses hero and
have the transcript Introduced at the
trial at Sydney He did not say who
all would be called ae witnesses.
DELOS DAVENPQR
H1RTV-0NE DAD GROSS EXAMINE.
NARRDWESCAPE; THIRDJFFICER
SUFFRAGETTES
ASSOCIATED I'll ESS
EVENING EDITION
I KILLED IN
LLE
m"8t ,m, b.00n Boln nl h,Bh 8,,co!1-
' "e accident occurred on n curve In
tho road, but tho road was about
ft t.iet wide and In good shnpe.
TXTIi AM it, a aAm ton H Avniitltinil l,lmt It
"uvu i,, ""' "."" .
umib mi t lin h I irli a in ml imriK ntitl 11 n
wiir uti tlwi hlirli niinnil trnni ntitl tlin
emergency brake liad not been set,
Indicating- thnt tho enr went over bc-
11MU Ol'llllllllKi
tlnin In no! It
loro scniiimg, who wns driving, una
I'ho nccldent has caused a sevcro
shock hero, ns tlio dead boy was
well liked nnd highly respected,
Mnny rumors aro afloat about tho
matter,
I,lljcilsi o There.
uisinct Attorney i.iion.vist fitnica
thnt ho was not going to participate
hi Hin luminal fit nttnnil H. no lin folt
... l..u ...1,...'V ... ........ .., . ..v ..
..... . . .- .
i fi'i in -iiiii-H'irii-ni.
no sniii ino pnriy nan iiccii in
Marshflold last ovonlng nnd were en
routo home. Tho report thnt the
nlniirliiif front nf tlio nint.hlnn wnn 111
COU
routo home. Tho report thnt tho'bronk It up. Ho says the scheme
. (.. m a I. ... ..!.(.. ... (.. l.n l.n.i.i ... ..ll.. II... II......M 111 frill. 1
mcenng f,cnr oi inu mnuiiinc whb hi
bod shape was not correct bo said.
Tho car dropped nbout fifteen feet
nnd hnd been run off tho eiubnnk-
.......A m 1. ... 1. .... au ... ..
UUVli blllllVll IU I
enr must have,
landed upright
According to Reports Many
iiuiivub vvuiu uiuwiiuu ua
Result of Earthquake
Counsel for Canadian Pacific
. irytosnow i nai aiorsiau
Was at Fault.
lilt AMOtUUd I'mi lo Coot P.r Time.,
QUKI1KC, Juno 20. Counsel for
il. Innniilnii llnnlfln nuMWirU nf III!
- - " V- " " iiuln0,
t no
iicd
lnrn,. Rn tMri, amcor 0f tin
-"! " " X.T'T ' ,V, , .,.
jnc0) hux, lllirn ouicor oi nu
storstnd at tho Inquiry today, to show
thnt tho collision was duo to the
aeHontho pj-ffj P;;
wn8 not tlio enso. no uecinroa ii
... . . i. i.oi... in
wim 1101 iuhh h !' "
n foe hecnuso there was a strong
wns 1101 wtuiik i" !' ""
n
currant.
I
L
FOB WIRELESS
i '
i
Message Exchanged Between
prpJc!fnnt onri Fmnnror
President and Emperor
William ot uermany
in; AmocIi4 Preit to Coot lit; TIiom 1
WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 20. J
An oxchange of wireless mossagos ln -
tween President Wilson and Bmperur
wm,Bm wn8 mad0 I11bc t0lay ni
tJl0 Wnt0 houbo. Tho messagOH
ctinrkml throiich 40C2 mllos of air
jj,q yilliu I1UIIOU. ...vo-"
sparked through .40C2 miles of air
i.......n T...lnr.ntl V .1. find KH-
!.,.., ....... Tnnlnt-tntl. V .1.. and Ell
UCinvvii .mw..w.., ... --. - -- -
vorso. Germany. Tho Prosldont s
message read: "On this occasion, the
opening of the Tuckorton radio sta
tion, I sond your majesty host greet
ings and congratulations on this ad-
.... ... l.i ll.n ITnlfti.l Qtalna
UltlOnai IWK IO UII1U III" Wllimu oi'
and Germany In closer intercourse,
and good friendship." The Emperor
replied that he considered tho station
an additional link to1 bind tho two
countries In mutual friendship.
HHOCICJVIXS HACK.
Ameriruii Aviator Heats ElgJit Coin
Itctltors in Alt'.
JD; AtMclttad Pr to Coo ", Tln.l
LONDON. Juno 20. Walter h.
Brock, American aviator, won tho air
race from London to Manchester and
back, beating eight competitors,
ISLAND
ARE
DEVASTATED
" 1 ' .
DNG
BA
. in PflRF A Consolidation of Times, Cond Mall i 001
IU THUCO a(, C()(lM ,lliy Athcitl.sor. IMO. xlO I
. AIR
District Attorney Meredith Is
sues Warrants for Three
Shipped in by Auto
t Special to The Times.)
" m. nui mu iui ..u...
I California over tho stnto Hue.
-,
! K U
IN DIS RED
. , ,, ..
Emil Anderson, Who Has Been
Qnh?nr In Prnmn? Mnv
bUIJieCl 10 lraiHUb, IVUty
WHEN
AFTER CURRI
BOOTLEGGERS
I
U1U
tu
Have Taken POISOn i noso of the biplane grated tho air
ship, ripping It epen. Thc.e wnn n
Emll Anderson, nged thirty-seven, torrlfle explosion nnd tho i irslilp
wns found dead In his room over tho took fire. Tlio tlnmes cnrulfnd tlio
Union Saloon on Front street nrly blpluno and In a few moments botli
thls morning. The body wns ruinov- nlr crnft with their orrupniits crnslied
cd to tho Wilson iindertnklng estnb- on tlio Mopes of n mountain. The
llshinent, where an autopsy will ho hodk's are No chnrred an J maiiBlct
porformed by Dr. lloiiseworth at K .they mo scarcely rccognlnblu,
o'clock Sunday morning. -- - )'
... '.. ... i-..t..i.i.i -
lll.l I J ll ui.n .,,u.. . "I
thnn a yenr he worlted on n rock
quarry on the siusinw.
Some say that Anderson una neen
ilrliilliiir nvriiuHlvoU mill tit fit hit hnd
been suffering with cramps for some
tlmo. Aitoiii n dozen ocer iiuuicm,
worn found In his room HiIh morn-.
lng.
i.,.iSmonrnT "k BXV'ff.'
dorson took poison. Some thought,
Hint no migiK unvu cmiru nm nm.
Anderson has lived In (his vicinity
nilOlll sixteen yearn, no iiiib a mm
or nud sister living In Finland.
B
Judge Coke Holds That Two
Ports Can Be Formed
On One River
fHiiPclnl to Tho Tlmos.)
COQUIM.E, Or, Juno 20. Judge
J. S. t'oko has naiitiou uown a ueci -
slon sustnlnlng the validity of tho
l",.ft nt llnnilon. In Htntintr Ills (I O -
ctslon Judgo Coke stated that ho was
Informod that tho caso was going to
tho Supromo Court anyway nnd ho
folt that Iffiriy law wns made In It
tho law should como from tho Ha-
promo Court Ho did not pass on
four or five quostlons raised but bnsod
mi iiwihuh mi i iihuii
ability to form two ponH on tho same
river or body of water. Ho said that
tho law wns ambiguous but that enr-
hls docUlon on tho question annul tno
river or liouy 01 wuiur. nu win mm.
tbo law was amblKuoiis but that cer-
tiilnly tho organization could not ox-
cludo others In territory outside of It
. . ill.... .l.n...n..l.... tx9 ll.n afittlA
from nvuiuiiH inonio ui mv p...
prlvllogos.
It U expocteu mat ino cno win
( ,avo to bo-passod on by tho Supreme
court before tho Port of Dauuon oan
f,oat l)()tu aIlj B0 tho Port will have
to stand tho expense of the appeal.
. ,.-
ACCIDEXT TO STKAMEU
m Aauvlttv Vm o CD" l"f Tl )
YONKHR8. N. V.. Juno 20. The
ti?xAl' $
BHU" "7 " - ',,,,,,
given by J. '. iimemeyur imu
uisenargou, w n..niw ""
early today and sunk.
The crew of
seven was roseuou.
l.MI'OltTAXT NOTICE.
ANDON
PORT
IS SUSTAINED TWO HOURS IN
ah nimiiei-a of the various Fourth out letters from business men la
r t v comnmtoes are roouesto ' different parts of tho country, tend-
' KJSD,ra,.KKr,.''S,.t,''"ro''','0',"
lajitiLJLaMJAi.iptLux''jf.jiityrrxTiTV'f
LOSE LIS
CRAFTS COLLIDE
Accident Occurs During Aus
trian Army Maneuvers in
Vicinity of Vienna
BOTH CRAFTSWERE
COMPLETELYJESTROYED
Occupants Were Military and
Naval Officers Bodies
Burned
(II; Atrixlalfsl rrr. lo fix.. U; Tlm.a.1
VII.'VV !.... mi Vl ....Inl.r-
ll.....n( .111111! .w.- .IIIU (I, iiit.vt n
lost tl elr liven todny when n inleula
war In the air Hiiddeuly turned Into a
wlu,n ,( roHon followed by nil
. .
(..p()on, occlirreu.
The Austrian uriiiy dlrlglblo Koert-
HnK iiBcended nt l'lschniuont. nliout
twelve miles from Vienna. It wns tlio
j mi'ite iiini'H limn itMiuii. ii nun hid
' Intention of Cnpt. Ilmiswlrth, tho
rnmmnnder. to tnko photographs of
I. .. .. . . .
till! troona ludow inul llicn loin In
.the innneiiveis. The aeroplnne, man
ued by l.leulcnniitR l'latr. nud lloosto.
stnrted from the snino spot it linlf
i hour Inter nnd soon overtook tho
dirigible. Then began tho shnm bat
tle. After encircling tho nlrsblp bov-
crnl times nt a height of 11.00 feet,
l hit liltilniui nllnl uiiililiinU itinnniivnr
' ed the little air craft with tho object
of taking n position directly niwvo
,tbo nlrsblp. Tho navigator evidently
I i,iH,Milonliit,l llm distance, for tho
cd the little air craft with tho object
-
Hns n Dcnosit of Nearlv S2.-
000,000 President Gives
q RfjaSOn. '
III, AuorlttMi l'rr u root IU; TIb-m.1
I.ITTI.E HOCK, Ark.. Juno 20.
The Stnto National Hank or this city
city did not open for bustnesH to
day. It hits a deposit of nearly two
million dollars. I'rosidont (Inrnnflo
said the action of tho directors was
Inken hecnuso of n steady wlth-
oniwai or uuposiis,
Vice-President of Bank at Bel-
lingham Works Way Past
Three Steel Doors
,
i
l
in; auui.j vw to coot iu; tiom i
rkmj.noHAM, Wash., Juno 20.
i.ockod In n stool vault two hours,
vici-l'rosldent McMillan, of tho
Nprthwostorn National Hank this
mumlng worked his way past throe
t0,. doors with n smnll screw drlv-
t.r amj omergod llttlo tho worso for
er nun ciiiitkuii iuuo him uio iui
j,g experlenro. The doors woro ac
cldt-ntally closed. A locksmith work.
, frantically from U.o outside .and
C'KK-nlUliy Ciosuil. A iuchbiiiiiii wnin-
, frantically from tho outside and
a physician with pulmotors and tho
c'orouer assembled.
- -
OF
White House Officials Give Out
. i nttnro Wh fm bnOW DUSI-
ness is Good
Ur AMtxUtM rrttt tt Co IU; Tlmt.l
WASHINGTON. D. C, Juno 20.
u'liiti, HiiiiK.t officials today gave
STEEL MULT
CONTENTION
WILSON
UPHELD