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,r. - rfwTTvyirfVijfityv jvyrrrwi $m&fiwfmr?vt
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77 . THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSMFIELD. OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
SIX
L.
LLV immB
LIFELIKE IS
FAST AGROUND
SHJPPIING MEWS
G. W. ELDER
IK THIS IMG
BREAKWATER
ARRIVES HERE
Party from Marshfidld Has
Thrilling Experience Sunday
. On Kentuck Inlet Trip
ncv. unii, cai.tnin ot the good ahip Arrives on Time, Bringing a Rr:nn, aa poocPnnpr? . Three
!.tfo-Uno" tins Horn hie fnHtir ri.,.,,, I !I nf K7 iDr,nU? rda&UiytJI 5, I III LL
. ... -- rctaaunyw 1-101 ui ui
along Coos Uny for a great while,' i Oouoc fnr Qotlth
but Sunday afternoon the "Life-Line" I Leaves TOr DOUlll
lonlly mailo Its first big mark lu the (.Crossing tho bar nt sovon o'clock
of Them Hindoos, Whose
Destination Was Illinois
irorld. The particular part of tl.e""0 rl 0 gJi ffi! ,.r.blL .
world that tho mark wag nindo on ,y:(tor nlll0 0.clock wm, a paascn- tho steerage, tho Ilrwikwator arrli
was n mud bar down at tho montli' cox list of sixty-seven. For this " t".'B morning from Portland
I . .. .... . . . lint llirnn lllinflrn.l nmil !! Illntv-f nil
With n lmawsntsur list of thirty
in
arrived
on
I port tho Elder carried' about 200 her three hundred and ninety-fourth
tuns of miscellaneous freight. Sho trip. On the boat can three 1 1 In-
ii. .nn.1v H.U nflni-nnnn fnr Mm dOOB WllOSO destination Was tO llllVO
of Keutuek Inlet.
Tho "mtv nllot" of the "Llfe-Lluo'
..II. i t. - i.uf.... .1 .. 1 I 1v.tf nntilu tlilo nftiiKHnmi tnt tint
Zo nndhehervK "com ug . Manhfleld, UllnoK anitby n,B;
. . 1 . . ..... mmm am I I I I n .! H 1TU 141 nu. 14UU 111 IIIVIIMIII.F J IliVII .
mo water wouiu carry a uoni, or gaB- ikubi uiu. ,. . i..ii..ii, , t,,i,i kt i.,ii.vi ii.,, t,n.
ollno would push one. During thls'M. J. Harden, I. W. Hawkins, Miss f. k"?'odBKrtcn,0,.n?.fUHj.l ,lJi "
time Capt. iinll has seen tho iircak-'C. K Hanna, It. H. Height. II. B. c,;f " rT t Pnr in7Zi this
water, tho Nairn Smith and other well Hock. Mrs. II. 13. Heck, Reutrlco be taken north to Portland Md his
regulated ships run plump Into Moth-, Clay tot, Mrs. M. II. Mulloon. 'S ""V of ' S.o'Thbln paVaon-
cr Earth and stick, hut tho "Life- A. C. Tower. Mrs. S. J. Male- -o.-""'0,-,1!'-.". '
Lino- has always kept an even keel orn. tank 1. Pago. Jas A I rynnt & 0 . o bus
Sunday however, the goo, Httlo S0S,MPf!10 " .! $ B " p- M'llci ' 0rKK. " "
boat got Into the aw in with the rest orof: J- Av, K'', "re' Orant, Sadie Goulard. C. L Llngor
and when she lilt tho flat sho was "ustcr Minion, l.. i. .Mcmni, i. c. ,. cniniiton Mrs Ilnrk-
ilolnir her host tin usual As the rtir-' Morgan, Frank Thorson, J. B. IUcnt- Pjor llonr yompion, Airs. .r
uoing ncr dcjub usuai. as mo cur- Mni.Bimii whiinnv r A Snfo hclmcr, A. N. Ilolman, 1C. Duffy, C.
reiit BWiing the boat further on tho Mnisiiiii! wiiitncj, J. a. haro, fn,i,mT Mrs A M Luce A M
mud tho men folks shoved with their ? A. Jcukjns. Frank Garcia. 13. .1. A;n(,L0nx'MIr?i;.V JVr:'
jilkcs while tho ladles sang "Higher
Ground. They got It.
A launch canio to the rescuo and " " " ,".," " ' " m T Oco- Sml, Mre- J- Stewart, John
forthwith stuck fast. Some fisher-"'- '''ctnoi, iniuino .mobs, airs. i. . . , , jack.on Mrs John
inon worn uuintr hv In thnlr imnf K Moss, Frank Strnwthor, B. B. aiownri, .lonn jacKsoii, .urs. om
men wore luiing dj in tncir boat hoiilsa I.einm Jackson, Uyron Jackson, F. L. Mo-
cran ng tl.clr necks to watch tho' J;nfc"0'v . it . ' nott II Ilium '
"Wfo-LIno" do cross-country stunts Ktliol I'epln. Ms. W. II. Peppier- " " "l.
ind laughing nt their good friends' ?r ZaP M,VCJi..Jl.lm,...1.,,,lIlm,
misfortune, when auddenly their '"; ,1' " '" 'VCJ ' ,' Ti1 ' .V',8, .n n 1 inn lllin
i i....o.i Ti.n i fi... ...i W. T. Mahonoy. Hclnil Knskl. Knto 1 1 A 1 1 1 II '1 1 111 AM
ram du wa
thov too had mndo their mark. ,,"latn Henna WlIJa, W. Brlckson,
XUUJ, IOU, JUKI llliiuu ineir, iiiiiiu. .., .. Wnnilrnw Mm W 11 Wnn 1.
Three boats fast and "water, water r),:v "b v t, Vl.r q V ;.,,Imm
everywhere, but not a Hlilp would J ' njlor. S. b InnliigR,
fln, Hv tl,la Mm,. I lin tmlloa wnro 'Ir8 S- ICIIIIIIIgS, .M. II. Ileilller-
singing "Why do you wait, dear J oxW ' 1 1 Arth ? " W ' sS
ithcr. why tarry so long." After ''" "'x' J bu Si Dr' II MoH
hour or so of "waiting" Capt. Cut-' 'J' ,c' A- f ""! re'. "'; V,'"','
.11.1 tl, l-n,w..l C.linnrllnli" nnf 1IHS l-"llini l.BW IOr, .1. . .Mllll, U
float
all
broth
an lion
.,.. .,, .,. i,n n M.ll-..,i ..,
up mil uiu uuuu oiuiiuiiuui uui j i,',,..rm. m,. ii r. i,',,v Aiulrnv
and .came to the rosuco to tho, tuno g. I u ''; J '', ' ", 'A"J
or "iioHiico tne ponming, nmi noiu ,. m.i..,. u um.i, ...... 1
" fort-f"r L.!"n ?o,.n,n?:::.',.,,t.Lt. Tiio ; following 2 v ;z
' IIIK III! II HI I lllllllfll II II I1IIIIIII llllf b . .. .
rest o? tho fio.iiia off lino deep ?.!' ," ,l " lS?,eluV:, ,J",0T: With Full Passenger List
? S&XtotnXiltoA "'' oi?eniJ; V.B Martif: 1 Pleasant Trip Reported
so nil hands had to tnko to tho Ilfo m,.iv-.. w Aniii.M.i t vn.i w , '
boats. Tho llfo IrnntH In this enso i,0HBi 0 iiimsiMi. 11. Itiindnl. ii" Sillil Despite tho fact that alio had
ronslBted of ono slciff mat iookcii i,,,,,,- w n,.iu n t.i...i..v.. . ronorted In trouble off San Fran
flno and turned out to bo a cross ho- MaIpoI M 'K W,BOn T Vnn' j' elsco laHt Batm
ween n goyacr and a bath tub. but ,l Adams, S. Slnionseii, H. Snilth, atonniahlp Parnli
Jn duo tlmo nil passengers were trans- jj, gcott and M. Jonson. morning from P
forrcd to tho Meteor, Dr. Losllo being
,tlio last hut not least, and It was
Rev. Robert E. Browning Is
Highly Pleased With Succes
sor to Bishop Scadding
Itev. Robert B. Drowning return
ed from Portlnnd Saturday via
Drain, nnd expressed himself as
greatly plcasod with tho choice
which the convention made of a
now Dlshop to succcod tho lata Ills
hop Scnddlng.
"I regard Dean Walter T. Sum
ner," said Rev. Drowning, "ns n
man of the flrBt callbrn to lend
tho Dloccso of the Episcopal Church
In Oregon. He Ib a strong church
man, n forcible speaker and a man
oi tireless activity. Bvory ono In
Portland feels that he will bo a
worthy successor to Dlshop Send
ing, who was 'ft great worker for
the interests of tho state. No bet
ter testimonials to his ability could
be found than the high honor which
tho Chicago metropolis has conferred
upon him In various ways. He
headed what was undoubtedly tho
most able commission over appointed ,
to Inuiilro Into the moral conditions
of Chicago. Ho has a position on
nltuost every Importnut board In tho!
city and everyone tliero looks to)
him ns n leader In moral and civic
nffalrs. Ho has lectured widely In
different sections of tho country
and Is characterized ns. n fearless
exponent of the modern conception '
of tho church ns a power making
for rlglitcousncss. In a very pe
culiar sonso ho was tho choice lu
tho convention of tho lay mem
bers. After ono or two ballots
on tho part of tho clergy It was
seen that Dlshop (rlswold, of Kan
sas would bo elected, but after his
"lertlcn, tho liilty failed to concur,
Rev. Dr. Young, rector of tho larg
est church In Chicago was then
elected, iind ho, too, fulled to ho
confirmed by tho lay delcgntcs. Af
ter further sneuehes Iind hnnn timiln
pnssongoYs snii- Arrived Here This Morning i "i",t ;' ton answoui, who,
IIWIH, It ,ll,vl, .ll V flllUII iVIIll'l It ill!
lilshops, It w.ih decided on tho part
of the clergy to ballot on his name. I
Although ho ercurcd n larger ma
lleoli Jorlty than on tho provtoiis battot.
still tho laity com I not bo brought
Saturday morning tho. to seo lu tho satno llvhl. Bvery-
Ibo arrived hero thlsi tiling pointed to u (icnuincic and
brtland. ronort lnu u aoino of tho clergy hiioko of ndJourn-
most nleasnnt trlti. unmnrrod bv nnv ItiK until the roKiibr nununi con-
A M .. 1 ...... .. TI. uuI...l .. .I1 lilltirtll l.xt t 1 . I t..lla.k.l ! .I..I
SOU 111 IIICHH'IHB. Olio Clirril'd ll llltl ,uiiiiu, nut nun "iio mui-u uy uui-
.iiuniuin, onin uibuii, .inn. .1. uiiii, ,- --. :, ....,,- -. .. ... r 7'
I Master Olln. W. A. Garvin. II. Dook, J Tewo , II. W. Day, C. . Wcs ,
IE Dook. II. I). IS. Dook, D. C. Dook, L',I0Wo1' "0V' n,",C- "i Wc,9t,
U E
NEW BISHOP IS
i LACE
To Please You
Tint's our eoiiMtanl nini and rn,,no , '
unit wciir wuu 10 l)iea80 VOU ill tllo '
you-to please you by always dieerfu)j?'1?,
iL-iimuiiiB inn-tiling Uiat (lOOS llOt DWVfr h, 1
is it ought to be. ! uto wajh
1
as
In fact, wo try to coiuluvl this l,i,rflrne(f ..
to mo square dyal, boar ng jn , , rwm
customer satisfaction is of v ffl LS'
?K?ess- Tiy ,u ami TO kSl.l
L.UIlll llllb "
The Satisfaction Stort
u 7;n ov showiiig a nice line of
Raincoats, English Slinons
and Gaberdines 11
Prices Ranging From $ 5 to $S
"MONEY TALKS"
Hub Clothing and Shoe
JJaiulon
Three Stores:
MARSIIITJELD
Myrtle IV
w
SUII STARTED
nearly tno last in i ior nun ioo, inn Al flMR thn WATPPPPOMT I Passenger nsi ami nnoui juu iona,egu'a h mi ciorgy oi mo iiir-oii q Pronnicpn Min Whn Pen
finnlly tho llltlo boat with its prer-1 I ALUIMIa tlie WA I bHhnUN I 0f frolghf, part of It being tho now PolntH, who saM they would remain "1 rranCISC0 IVian WHO HO-
t, furniture consigned to tho now Con- on iiignt in oritur to secure nn nice-' motCu IVI yrtlC rOint nailWay
Is in California Mixup
1mm ninl iint nvnrtli fpnthnrwolcht -
cargo was hauled to safety. I rl'u pnsollno schoonor Randolph way Apartments. tlon. It wiih long nftor twnlvo then
It was far too late for Uev. Hall's IU11 ouuiniiiy niiernoon .loiiiiu Those urrlvliig on tho Pnralso, i-iuary juuge namsey, or tho uro-
mcolliig. htit the ftplrlt of tho jiurty ot' Oold Reach aftor having WOro: II. Aldrlch, II, Wella, O.tKon Supronio Court, HUggostod to(
wub still unbroken. Someone, bo- '"-'on delayed for a day on nccount Durchiird, J. B. Hutchison, Mrs. II., tho lay dologatoB that they might
llovcd to bo II. A. Kelso, tho dlatln- ofn!i10 wnathor over tho bar. Konnod Mrs. Tom Juiiios, Lura mention tho ono en whom they
gulshod musician from Chicago, who , T' Imnbor scliooner Bllzaboth nurr Jnmoa, Donald Adani8, N. L. could ngreo. Dean Sumnor was rm-
i-,w ii mnniliw nf llm inrlv aiii'tfnat. loft llaildoil Slllldny lit IllldlllKllt Minvniv Mr Mnvcnv. .Inn. IIIkhov. ' IllodlatolV named. Illlll 111)011 tho hal
ed that tho wooda woro Ood'H first ,)01l1"!!, for ,t!', B0Ht.M: . . II. W. Rlgga, R. RobertB, II. Hat-! lot ho received a largo number
tomnlo, bo nil hands took to tho , Wlth n ' dockloud of lunibor field, B. StciKiulst, II. O. I.enry, B. of tho clerical voles, which was
6IG LEB
BALL SI
iir ahk uim rrm u cm Nj n
coast m:cu:
Vonlco
Portland
llltt and Klllutt. Rlt sr, I
(Second dot.)
woods, whoro they drlod off and ro- ""- " nmiui iu,t um uoiiuisi, n. rapagra, 11. wime, v in. nii" iiiuiiuiiuiin uu mmr imri, mm
Killed thnniHi'lves with groon nppleH ovor . ,n , ,mr t,,,s .morning Kaber, J. Keonun, C. (Jultor, II. rll but ono of the lay InlogatoH vot-
from a hospitable farmer's tree to fr"m lll '"nlth mill bound for Snn BRbor, J. tl. O'Mnlloy, A. Ilniibou.'od In Ills favor, nnd ho was declared
tho tuno of "Rovlvo us again." ' Frnmisco. II. Dergor, J. S. Roberts. .elected.
Seriously, tho spirit shown on all J ho ClonrKo . hldor loft for hu- j "Whllo Doan Siininoi-a iinmo wiih
sldus was tin. kind Hint wins and all ro,,.n this nfternoou about ono o'clock PI,..NTS IN K'B HOX. . before tho convention numbor of
I'lMf.lUlIIU III 111(1 IlMlllir iiuiiinunH -
J
Klllolt, Ltil
43
of tho dozen or odd passengors wero
ready to '.hip with Capt. Hall any VUZ ,,'Sl.?nb0"110, '",,,lt I(i:!'H,10' N"" )! Vu?
time ho would suv tho word, and lnul . r(,a) .. ;"!' .n "tr ,a t0' .- Them fr
who", ihV.l.rVtV"t fwm an oh- j tMr0 "WUnl has bee
, Incidents woro related rocnrdlnir hU
iisheiiger 1'liially Gets work which told what Kind of n
oin Hotel. i.ii.in ho Is. The Cathedral bf i.
bccnmo of my plants", ''oter nnd St. Peal, of which Dr.
sorvor
excop
Cni
UIU" BlUll lllll U HUIII (III U- M,, ,.,! i- ,. , ...l, :, "Hit UtllUIJ7 HI IHf IIIUIIIO , - ' "" -" ....... ... .,.. ,,,,
r thoy will get there, of course, l8" nnV, t", , ?. wns blulc oulinoanod a woman aboard tho Nnnn fluiimor Is doan, Is situated In ono
tlons excepted. i U,0WnPim. ... i 1 . .n..i, s",ltu Saturday us tho tlmo o c"i.b.- ylio llnibyO Ri!nllntsa
... ....ii .ii.i..'. 1...1 1 ii. ..., orkinen today woro at work on .... ,i. i.i i.nn, , in,. nf dm wnrat ,i luiriciu ,.r fiii,.n..
i,l(,iuri,Miumu, , roimlrlnir the enulnes on tho Alert. :""" V"' u "". .l"" ,"."l,"..", '" V" i " ;;.i.A-"-.Vi". -.;.'"?.
o scnooi-uoiiso, nui no miuiu ...,,,,, ,"'.;. , ' ,, ,, .:, -,,. .iii: l" uock. auuih iuu uocit uu """" " '"'""" ,u,"mu
nf e ii
fc ill
eomo loyal convorls from hl8 crow, ' ; ' " " "" "" " ; :""' ,,',",,; riiHhod excitedly. Thoro was u nur- oritur in trying 10 uoip unci roiorm
among whom wero Dr. Losllo. Dr. h".1.'" ,J ..S1" ',u ""'i ' rlod word to a portor nnd off ho thoso who llvo thoro. At Christmas
nni ai.0. it.,.. n,..i mio iinon. ".1 ' (1 om """ l"is ib expected to lluiwl,i , ,i, pii.wii,.r imtni nmi iin. a card and n ncrsoual Iliessnirn wont
rr,i mih kU MronHor. All Alnhn tul5.0. n,,2ut l.wo ..w-05?' . t inniided of Clerk I). B. Wolch. "Did forth to each Inmate saying: 'If yt
Maiuoy. Miss Alice Tlcokell, Miss "8 0riuSCB fioiii?i fnrSn n I'V.n" II wo,nn lenvo H0I,, ,m",B horo7" r t0 ,?,VX V", ,th,8."f2' c?," nn(,
,...,.. i.,,.. ..i.... ... i .iii.i, hub moiiiiug doii nu rot oan rraii-i ..n.... ...., i.nnnn.n . ,i. ..in..,, son m." nntniiin nt v... .i,.,r. ,
..I... .. IIIIL .1(1. . ...... ... ..ll.au I......... -v . . . m..a...w ... IIIU ......... ...
i
JIUIUII .hci.uiikiiiiii, .Mi r.niiiur tt mi- .r,. )ln.i o.... pniir
nv Mlnit Amv niilnvsnn. Miss Minilln CUC0 "ml t",U ' e,lro
(ulovsoii, Mr. J. T. Urand, Mr. II. A.' m,.,, ,i"ri i.-i' i.'mt vi I'nniw 'yelled tho eler
Kolso. Mr. I.. D. Shrodo, Mr. Simons. I SAI '' ()l llAA ''""SWISS t.OOIlS. Uen-liop.
!.ln 0. II. Raymond and Mr. Frank' I)elimlan'or ,000 ,H KxiHxtnX '.S
lll.. ...,, , -p , ,u.,J '" llM"trlal Revival. I J1 'T? L8?."1
Rov. Hall says that J. T. Rrand wna
tho hero of tho occasion.
n ln.lv Inft III vnnr enrn lnnl nlcllt?" tllO Cntliedinl tllO lirlHOIlora or Ihn
'yelled tho elerk to a brass-buttoned c'ly Jnll whoro ho often ministers,
nuu urvi'icu a luuninin us inoir np-.
t in Int tor Himtternd iireciuiinu oi nut lovo and orrorla
aentonces," I loft thorn In of Deon Sumnor."
the Icq box." i wnon nsKou as to tho probability
WASHINftTO.V. D. U.. Sent. 31. ' "Ico box?" gasped Welch." "Say ot Dean Suninor's' Accepting tho call
n'l.l nhnr,,,,,. t 1 'I fl llin T I f . I T 11 C f T I ( I II I mlvlnnu If. fl.r. Q.vlau l..n- I HI1I1IH1HA If It Illlll 110.0.11 II llOttlO 10 110 I'-lDIBCOPlHO. ItOV. IlrnWIllllL'
Lino wns flonted and Is being Hon roport that tho safety of a com-.of beor you'd have put It on tho said that ho thought ho would, rto
brought up to hor slip by Rov. O. merclnl route for Swiss oxports Btovo. Ico box nnd ho fairly gasped, o t"o wet Hint recently ho roMs
IvcRoy Hall. I through (lorinany nnd Rottordnm has too overcome for appropriate words, eu calls to go to larger cltlos as
boon guaranteed. That would pormlt nio plants woro iiurneu trom inoir ')"' ,wl puiumi imriBiies.
exportation from Switzerland of sllks.l frlBld "hot house" and hastily rf a- ,ln"t ,u 8 , ,s , an Important cnll,
watces, watch parts and chemicals tored to tho excited lady aboard tho and I bollovo he will consider It
Nnnn amitn just ns tuo cnpiniu suiri """ ".
cd tho big boat south.
lvcltoy
I1ICI) CROSS APPEALS TO COAST.
Vanillic DMnIiui An)cI to Help Ralxo
mi Additional Million.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sopt. It). Tho
director of tho Pacific division of tho
American Red Cross received an ap
peal from tho national headuuarters
of tho organization tor mora contribu
tions to tho European war roller fund.
Bo far. nccordlng to the message, only
JlliO.OOO hns boon contributed- for,
this purpose to the Amorlcnu Red.
CroB. and It Is said that ut least
$1,000,000 more
said to bo much needed In thollnlt-
ed States,
Other advices to the legation say
40,000 men comprising tho ' Swiss
landstruui, culled out soverul wcoka
ago, have been demobilized, which- Is
expected to facilitate tho resumption
of industry In Switzerland.
Koyzor'a IWHBWKhh Danco, Simp
son P.VVIhhlO.V, VKI SEPT. 'M.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
If ho conies, not
only tho Episcopal Church, but ll
feel that tho whole state may bo
congratulated In, having Den Sum-'
nor horo. Ho Is n man scarcely!
nr iu years or ago una is unmur-
n ntrronninnt of all thn barber
shoos lu Murshflold on nnd after1 rleil."
I October first, all shops will close I ,.,.,, ..... " ""
promptly at 7 o'clock In tho eve-' ' W.llt COST IS $jo,'
nlnir ornnt nn Smith mill naV
nights and Saturday nights. n NEW YYORK, Sept. 21. E.
sam tnat in leasi WIIKAT $2 por hundred, Hnlucs.
Is urgently needed.1
(10(1,000.
H.
Till! fiMltiWIIiir ri-ittlt Hilt Run T.'ihii
rlsco Call will ho of Interest hero ,ul YnnU
as Henry B. I.oo wiih at Myrtlol
Point for a tlmo a few years ago'
promoting n railroad from Port Or- Vonlco .
rdrd to Grants Pass via Ilaudou, Portland . .
Myrtlo Point nnd hnd W. P. Mur- Whllo and
phy, Oalller Rrothors, Col. Rosa and Ymitz.
of hers Interested, .1. II. Snmois, n
formor proinotor of Mnrslifield, win Oaklnml ...
Illi'dlvoil with I. nn mill lntnr Tin ,1 a Los AlllfclCS
number of lawsuits with him. Tho ProiiKh nmi Mltw, K,
Cnll story Is ns follows: llrooks. Ten Innlngi.
Henry B. Lee. tho llttlp Napoleon
of tho SenlcH Lnko tiotiiBh war- - (Second Cima)
oer denoaltH estimated to bo worth Oakland ...
huiuTreda of millions of dollnrs Los AiikoIos ..
gavo today tho fight for tho posses- Khiw liter, flrlmei, MW
Blon of this vast dcsposlt n now turn, Alexander, Lote, Hutwm
when ho brought two hiiIIh for JII02.- ""
000 ilamngeB for falso Imprisonment Mission
fill. I ninllnlniia nni.nn.illiiii Sllll FrilllCUCO .
Leo hns been arrested 'four times Orcgory nnd Itohrtr,
on various chargos, all trumped up. Clark.
ho Bnys, for tho purpose or gottlng f0n'n. r.m,
him out of tho way, two of tho , (sond Ctatl ,
ciuirgea unving neon auoscquqniiy
disnilssod by 'tho courtB In which Snn 1-rnnclsco
tnoy woro heard.
Suet lliirus Agend'eM
William J. Rums, tho dotectlvo
his two dotectlvo ngonclos and tho
varjous companies, claiming tho Sear
los Lnko troim doposlts, are named
lu tho suit by Lee. Ho domanda
damages from thoso bodies,
ruiuiKu Auucs uevoiopqieui vom
pnny, tin English syndicate
Tho California Trona Company.
The. Amorlcnn Trona Company.
William J. Rums, National Dq-
tectivo Agencyj
Wlllam J. RitniB International Do-,
tectjvo Agpncyv
Ouy Wilkinson, Snn Francisco.
Joseph Hutchinson, an nttqrnoy
in sun Francisco.
Stroud nnd Kohrer,
Schmidt.
.IMI'MCAX U'J'W
New York. 2: St. tflAt
... ,n. n,rnlt 1. 1
Clovolnnd, li PW?!
Washlnfiton, 3; ?'" VI
Washington, J,
SATURDAY'S S00
AMKIHCAX U-,
TO THE LADIE
bjr o
Any ruinor to the affect that this store has abandoned or
intends to abandon its M1LL1NTOT DEPARTMENT is with
out foundatioji. Tn fact, wq have ,just received ANOTITEll
LARGE ASSORTMENT of trimmed and untrinnned hats.
At no season in tho past "has our showing oi fall and winter
shapes aud trimmings been so complete. There is a largo dis
play from which to choose, and as to prices comparison will con
vince you that, as formerly, wo lead.
Von are most cordially invited to visit and inspect this
department of oar store. Yon will be very welcojnc,
Respectfully yours
raiitls Variety Stre
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v iffihiHl 1 1 Norm Bend
Gary, chairman of tho United stntos
.... ....naww. . mn A. Qinnl PnHiinHn tlnn ...1. UA
UU. iiUKNi'AiiU nna .muvivii 10 1 "'vu' "!' "", who ruiurucu irom
I RCOMS 112-14-1R. lltVlXO RIXJOK.j Is, n rope with lUa wlfo on tho steam-!
pwii iuuii;u, prupuesiou arior reacli-.
ine his hopio that tho war would notl
laBt long owing to tho cost or tho'
coiunci, mo great loss or IRo and tho
destruction of property.
Relating that nt thp end; of August
he todo 200 miles In a somi-clrcla
north and east of Paris, where ho
"saw everything pertaining to war ex
cept nctital rigUlng." Mr. Gary said:
"Statistics have been mibllshe,!
showing the actual expenditures or
mo war amount to $50,000,000 n
day, and this Is perhaps conservative I
ns ino indirect loss will bo fully equal
to the direct.
"The stupendous and lmmedlato
cost to tho nations engaged cannot bo
concoivou. Tlie unfavorable effect on
tho economic conditions of tho na-
tlons, which will be realized sooner or!
later. Is of great magnitude.
"Tho destruction of property, ac-
gregatlng bllllona of dollars liv value.
win uo ion inroiiguoui tno worm.
Add to this tho consequences of tho
awful destruction ot human life and!
It In ....il ntrtnrrt ln... m....l. ... .. .4 '
iv ,B uiiuuisiuuu uuy mm; 1 1 WW, 0
Americans, are interested In n speedy
termination of the war.
'If nothing la dono by this govern
ment or hor peoplo to minimize or
noutrallzo her influence she will bo a
potent factor In tho solution or the
world's greatest, deadliest and most
expensive conflict.
"The instruments of destruction,
New York, i; Chlcirvlj
Washington, , l"L
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AIlocos f'nimnlmcv I. "P"",V.v',r' "fMiti
Loo alleges that theso people havo Innings, caiin.
onterod Into a conspiracy to vox and ne" . it, rhutiih'
haroBs him, to Injure hla roputa- S", i,, fc MiA
Hon, to blacken hla chnracter nnd, Phllndclpnia,, ,
to prevent him from seourlng cap-
Ital with which to dovolop the claims
and Interests ho represents In tho
oearies i.bko potasn, i
Lee, alloges that ho.jvaa malicious-1
ly arrested lasf-Jniiuary Inthl8 city
on a .warrant Issued by Judge Dan
iel Densy, charging him with obtain
ing money undor falser" pretenses;
that he was kept In Jail two days
nnd that tho charges were then dl,B-
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Clncinnat , w. U'U
Cincinnati, 6; Brow
COAST IcrtJll
missed without anyone appearing ...
against him. . . e,7,c" ,''
, Hi 'April ho was arrested jn Oak- Pof.u""f" Vnd KlHottf
land and alleges ho was kept' In Jail. , n?.pd pisher
m iniKur ihiiiih uuu jiuriiiiuii IUUIIH-, .. jj
uromonts taken and his picture ta- ..,.., . ,,, , Tl
ken with n prison numbor across his ?ahI"" ' ,' 1
lironat . LOB AngOleS . , m
Cluu-go IHfcinlsswl 't.,i t nd Boles.
Tho charge against him. ho.al- rerrItt fl"a w
logos, was qbtajnlng money under v, lon , ... '
falso pretenses, and when the -case g '. vL-nVlsco
was hoard by Judge Tappan. the SnlViiiiaina and Rohr,
Judge remarked on dismissing Leo:' Vci,mldt
"Thoro Is n nlirirnr In thn woodnllo "' bclimiui. ,
horo Komnwlifirn." ' . . . .. "'i
.Two other; arrests, Leo alleges, are "'cand ' ' . ' W
sun ponding ana wnon tnoy are uib- - --. lnnjngs. YvrnoA
missed ho says o will bring addt-U Five inm b, gnd EnW
tlonaj J"fty.-fL3ldJgffiaff?ru-J--1 Martin""' aad FIs.J
the methods of using' them nnd tho, uoSTO.V WOMAX '
IIH.IIH.IUH lUr IllUVlIlg UlllllUB IIIUU
greatly changed, and ihereforo as the
destruction or lite will bo bo largo)
fin.l rnnlil I, iiiaiiKI aaAm na thnllfrll ICI v,.,. ..
must necessarily bo Booner ended , , '' th0 Woraen8,?.
liriM I.. nn. .In. no onj ulirloP rllfl W On '"u ... harA tO'
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