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I NO. XXXVIII.
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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
1ASSS
A Consolidation of Times, Connt Mall
nml Coo Hnr Advertiser
No. 72
TILL ENDEAVOR 10 ARIZONA GIIH ill WAR 'IILilU AND FRENCH RFPflRT UTILES IN
CRUSH RIGHT 111) OF ALLIES DEPARTMENT CLASH OVER MEXICO ARMY CLASH' BELGIUM DURING LAST FEf DAYS
jcrate Attempts Being Made by Kaiser's Forces to Over-
wiiuiiii nuiun aim ciiyusil in UM hl'Cncll
Province of Picardy Today.
rLE NEWS GIVEN OUT TO INDICATE
-COURSE OF BATTLE IN THAT POSITION
Sec. Garrison Requests Gov sc,,vcs ,0 "nKer,
Hunt Not to Sent I National .JtvTSL0. Hatfield Announces That
Guard to Nacc .or -Douglas- lZirnuntoBHZl He Will Keep Arizona Nat
Aactmonal U. S. Troops Sent inr situation to timt at Naco had ' ional Guard Back
10 UOligiaS lOCiay. ' arlson nt Douglas. Garrison linmcd-
lVr AitoclatM rift la Coo Mar Tlmn 1
Intoly wired that two additional NACO, Oct. 1 1. When Inforined
, trooiis of cavalry had boon ordered that Governor Hunt had ordered tho
tllr AmorltlH Vnn la Vaat llr Tlinw J
MHXICO CITY, Oct. 14 Wy
Courier to Vera Cruz). Th
i i nli t,m,o nn i r- i r- I 8utz,lro of tho Moxlco Tramway i I ,nr' a"'""! during tho night, nd- commanding
ISll and Belgian 1 1 OOPS March East From Ostend tO Meet I Company's linos by the Cni-ran- I V,8,'K rougly hiinlnnt permitting airy Hrlgadi
huvuiiou ui uuiiuaiia rruni Hlliwerp UUt
Few Particular Are Given
ONDON, Oct. 14. Attempts of the Germans (o crush
right wing of tho allies in the old French province of
inly continues, with little to indicate the course of the
k Of scarcely less importance and with the same ul
i(o object in view is the struggle of the Gemmm rwnii
worp o reach the coast. Nothing definite of this sit
on is revealed. A dispatch from Ostend savs only a
Belgian and British remain in Ostend, indicating that
from Columbus, N. M to Douglas. Arizona stale mllltla to be prepared
Genoral Bliss telegraphed Score- to proceed to Naco, Colonel Hatfield,
tho United States Cav-
Brigade on border duty, said
j za govornniont was mndo .Mon- I I lM0 Arlioim troops to n to t:.o hor- 'ho would keop tho mllltlauien out
I .In.. -. il. i. . . a . ! tint an villi Hint ut nrlri It tntin 1 tlilnrv .. i... . ....... n ....
, uv iiiu iioini oi W10 DUyOIlL't. -i rf...o .... I." ................. ...... . ui kmu uuiiKur 7.u uu iiiu niiiiiu iih nnj
Wl.. . . . ' , finlllil lill rlrKtrt ' n lid ll fl t Iwi old tit ..il. .. . I . t t..nt ... ..
Says That Most Severe Encounters Lately Were jn .Belgian
Field of Operations Where Allies Have Occupied'.
Tow,, of Ypres. 1
CLAIM THAT LATER ADViCES CONFIRM REPORTS
OF VICTORIES ALONG CENTER OF LINE
I Tho Kovernmont explained that ' coulrt " ,lono nlul uml U1 8tulu other non-resident civilians. Thoro
j tho niensuro was a provisional I t''00!'3 '"'B"1 complicate tho Bltuu- WIlB m f(KitiiiK InBt iiIkIU or onrly to-
ono, tnken In tho lutoiest of f. e """ N' l'011103 'l nro lmvo ,,(;0 , day between tho uttnckliiB forcen of
I public welfare and duo to tho I Iot,oycd so far and tho only civil- Govoi nor Alaytorona and tho Carran-
ritoppaBo of streot car traffic I lnns '"iured lmvo boon n Mexican 'zn KarrlHo'n.
woman anil infant, who were s'lRlitly .
wounded, and an Amerlcnn man who
wiih shot In tho hnnd.
I 'iiuirsiiny wlion tho trnmway
I omployees struck for higher j
I vni;us and sluirtor hours. I
- .
tl Ai.ocl.IM rtni Iv C001 tl, Tlmo I
allied armies have gone east to meet the (lernians wno wsiiinoto.v, d. c, Oct. 1 1.
nnrcmng on wsienu in large nimiDei's from (Jhenl. . n0;fll , a ' L' . Z' X ' "Z
I'elrograd (hspatcli says it is believed that a great '.ih.iMtei.or the state miiititNco or
neiween nussian aim Austro-uerman forces is be- DoiiKias as pro
udged along the Vistula I fiver.
IXIUAXS IMjA.V ii.mi.
G
I5Ib I'oico of Vii.Im Tiy lo S.'lo
StititTiiTii ('iillfonilii AbuIii. j
Ilj Auvxiiilftt lrT la Com Ha, TlniM.1
ON JlOAUI) IT. 8. S. WKST VIU
OiNIA AT SUA (Wlroloss), Oct. II.'
LOST AT SEA
111 AEROPLANES C0NT1ES
TO DROP BOMBS IN FRANCE
aero-
(lly AsHociatcd Tross to Coos Hay Times.)
7ANVY, Oct. M. Three bombs from (lerman
lies fell yesfertbiy in a railway station in the south
i ...'.. .... ..
sieni pari ol lliu city. Tho bombs struck a passenger
ah, cm. me leiegrajm wires and wounueu uiree pel'-.
IIS.
proposed by tho Governor
would Boatly complicate tho situa
tion nt those places, and t'iat the
Unltod States forces thoro are doing nt Santa Uosnlla, on tho Gulf of Call
everything that should be dono to fornln, with tho apparent purpose of
protect American lives and proper-1 nttomptliiB tho cnnauont of l-o'or
ty short of nclunlly InvadliiB Mexico. California for Villa's revolutionary
lie enrneHlly ndvlno.l Governor Hunt propoRnndu. Hear Admiral Howard
to use his Influenco to prevent All- on tho Wont Virginia la bound for
zona citizens from exposing them-Santa Itosnlln,
GERMANS PLAN TO LAY SIEGE
On Left Wing, Conditions Are Reported Developing Normally
While on the Right Wing Nothing New is Given
Out Concerning Operations.
(Ily Associated Press to Coos Day Times.) it-
PARIS, Oct. M. The following official announcement
was issued this afternoon: "In the Belgian field of oper
ations, there were some encounters during tho night of
October 12, V, and during the day of the 13th in tho re
gion around Ohent. French and 'English troops have oc
cupied Ypres. On our left wing, as far as the Oise Riv
er, operations are developing normally. On tho center
previous reporls of the progress of our armies in tho re
gion of Berry-an-Sac is confirmed. On our right wing
there is nothing new."
-The oxpe.lltlon of 100 of General Tcn yjc FriClldS Of MCSSrS
Maytoronn'B Yaqul Indians arrived, wM D,lmm, nri em,o,,n
un win yv.1 mm wiiujjuv.
Worried.
I
TO BELFORT WITH LARGE FORCE;
TllllKi: I.V IIOAT.
I I
Today It was reported that
j three wont out In tho mtssliiB
j boat. JnniOH Cowan was to linvn j
j gouo but could not and Messrs. j
j SpraBUo and Van llurBor wme j
i to go nlono, but they may lmvo j
picked up it third man. Thoy so j
I rum tho boat from .lohu SwIiib
4
WO
F
GENERA
LS
KILLED IN RECENT BATTLES
(Ily Associated 1'ross to Coos liny Times.)
PAW IS, Oct. II. News was received today of tho doaih
of (leneral Uondony, commander of the third brigade of
the French Colonial infantry, who was killed while lead-
iii. r ii hi'io-iwlo niniiiiul llw mifiiiivr 'Pivft V.iwfI iuli wntunti
UI.. I... 1 ..II ..... I..I "'h " ....,.... ,r,.. ...... ...v ...v.... . . .... ..........j.. ,,w...w..
nlmiR tho coast have been asked t..lJUU'SVf S'0V0 U,11(m1 h' lhp llwllllg Ol, 11 hUcII III II field
keop watch for a smnll Basollno fish- UOSpiiai.
On i.
UU'SSIANS OAPTUBFi A ZKI'PKMN
(Ily Assoclntod I'ross to Coos Hay Times.)
1
riOPIONIIAOEN, Oct. I-I.-Accordlng to a Berlin dis- ZyZiZt
atch, the (lermans are lireparing to lay sieee to Bel fori ing lms boon
wiih as large a force as possible. Almost the entire civil K'ont approhonsion is felt for tiiom
population has loll tho citv. In the Franco-Prussian -Mossrs. vnn iiuiKor. sprnRuo, cow-
)t"IMfUJI A H f..i 1 I ,...4....l ..( 1 1 l .!!.. will- Mr.ll'm.l willmlnrwl n i,.w, nV mm.i lli.n. n,,.,w. ,,n,L. " "d otiwrs at Ton Mllo flRureil
. innwuniii;, wr. ct. jv jiuiiim in 'iift.Ni.'Kri, wiuii' JZ!XnsAX!wXAjJl
,. . m .... . .- . i iiMtmm '
Iiib bent In which Messrs. Van lUirgof . Ueiiei'lll AllU'COt, lOl'llier UoyUT.no.r 01 tllO.iainoUH I'lrftljijll.
.,.j ..I I Ci i . i l .. ' I itJ11..1 fTCIf '
iiuiiiary senooi oi oaiiu lyiajm one oiiuu neipajR
i and Sprngun of Ten Mllo htnrted froni
horo for Garillnor last Friday, 8lneo
over tho bar horo, notli-
heard from them and
ij1"
Ull.lli; llllrtl, .PLI11IYVI1
, French (lenerals, was killed in the lmttuo. near Ari'ttiT?1' '
V
(Ily Assoclntod I'ios to Coos flay Tlmos.)
ilt'ii in a forest near Warsaw, brought down a Zeppe
I. The crew of the airshin was saved. The shin itself
s not damaged and is interned at AYarsaw.
ISTRIANS IKE FINAL EFFORT
MEDICI GETS FIND BODY
OFF FREE THIS
i.Mivmniinr. m i m.m(ivH.
GtRMlli LtAVt FUIIIOML ANU
PLANS MADE FOR MOBILIZATION
(Ily Associated Press to Ceos Hay Tlmos.)
-.- mn.llr.llina III IMA t.lllH HAimnlin Iklll
I 1 U I I Si-l i I 1 J J 1 il 1 1 IMUIIHIUUO 111 IIIU ll lUtUHUU Mill
lAlMI, Oct. 1 1. Austria has concentrated on the banks nr,,lir wnfl HtP.wn n.n tv nnmnrrni.
tlie Drina the trreatest armv vet sent against Servia in or tho sonato rinnnco committee
phial and .supremo effort to crush this count rv. Fierce Mombers or tho iiouso ways ami
pnnishimr alreadv has been reported between the out-'"0"1"1 rommittoo had Kivon notice
Hi ....... .... . 'ilis Untton vt'rklllil tinf no-run ir n fnv
JMs and a big ImtUe is said to be imminent.
Unit with a good launch to carry the
j salmon from tho mouth of Ton Mile
j Crook to tho cannery at Gnr.lluei
thoy could mnko n good profit nut
1 of tho Hnltnon run thoro this fall. So
Inst Friday, Messrs. Sprnguo and
Van Hurgor started out for Gardiner,
following tho tug Glennor, which wnl
returning to Gnrdlnor from here. At
I tho tlmo tho bnr and ocenn worn
Senate Democrats Knock It Floater Nenr Ocean Dork Iden- 8moot,u
n.. m m.. riUclltl WLai UCCan UOCK lUCn- Wlmtls lieromo of tho llttlo Inmieh
?'... ""IV. a":r0TJ: . t,,0i .I?1 " Lisbon are about to leave for Madrid. As a result of
xii.i.iiv! urn uniiiiiKi iiiKUii K'l ri.il I J i 1 I 11 11 11
JHi .UIMhtuiiiMilU Tin.M.1 , w" -""" I trnillilo wlmthnp tlmv lns Hinl,. UUlJIIIl'L llU'l'UIlUn illl.l rOIIUTl'lU'rH lll'lWUUIl JUUUUIM UL I II IS-
Washington, i). c, Oct. ii. Th body or siifnrd Jontort. n Nor-' rnurao. or wimtimp iimv niirmiiitnrnit various Portugese parties and President of tho renuTiIa
iTho proposed taxation of proprlotnry Woglnn-sailor wly committod sulcldi a choppy son Is not' known. ' it llllH been I'C.Solved !() COllVolvO OoilglUSS Oil Outoboi' 1() tp
M
"D nnumi nrnin? iintii nin mini ieiiatc
ii I'lini ii i -1 iniifl mi! i ii nn n 1 1 nit v n..i m i...i
hn nn .irnu n mil n i Hns -yw 'llbl . fsd as Man who jumped
viiwwii uuiiBin mill u'w iiiiiiii, rav 01 U IIIU I U US. n c.,
-..,..- II I-Mi III I".
(Ily Associated Press to Coos liny Tlmos.)
LONDON, Oct. I'l. Cabling from Lisbon, tho corres
pondent of the Central News says it is reported that the
German Minister to Portugal and other Germans residing
a wook ago by Jumping off tho Ku- nurltiff tlio IiiHt fu- dnya tlm son pilSS Oil a VOtu toi tllO IlloblllXUtlOU of tllO X'ortUgCHC) " lll
core on which ho had Just como fiom "' ' vor' ro,B'' "'" ll ' ' tl'OOPH. J -m II
Chllo. was found floating In the Hay "louU for tho lnui.oh to wantlini l ,,Pk" IF T
uonr tho Ocean Dock this morning. ,. , . . T,r , ., -vT-ifii mvn "i mum rmFn .LiS '-' 4
J.nloft Jumped oorbonrd at North 'lodny wlroloss mossngos woro sent YA li NOT DhUhAKhl.) YKV. m&5L ,
iioini I'n l ai! liann iirlnklnv honvllv out to all tho vossels along tho coast, (Hy Assoelnted Press to Oooa Hny Times.) ffiK
i iwihi m i in e
r ,. .
f "ji
uu duuig Tn'oniOnDn
TSING TAU NEXT SATO
W
:
tho Iiouso would not ngruo to n tax
.. . ..... ..
,on -poor mnns nieairin. ino com- .... . .' .. .. " . , ' that could bo renchod asking them to
mlt.Go nlo accepted nn amon.lmont ffuStulSu "" ni Iool(0,,t for "' "",,":
I to tho propoioil tnx on shipments re rottiriioa to the ship M Ji imn- . Tolonhono mowincoH to near.
of nowinniiara The nmoi idmont "verboard. Ho rofuioil aid. srtylug ho nunoi i. loiopnono mowingOH to noar.
of nowspapers. Hie nmondinont ,,v fnl,0(l t0 ,,rInB nny wopd
, nxes a tax oi ono coin on o.icn snip- ".".." . i of thorn and rolatlvos of tho two mon
i meat of papers, hliipnionts mn.lo
within tho county of publication
(Hy Aesoolntoil Press to Coos Hny Tlmos.)
I'KKIXO, Oct. I'l. According to advices reaching here
in Tsing Tan arrangements have been made for tho re
' U from thafmlv of American Consul Pock and ten
Mier non-combatants. Tho transfer of these people to
P -Japanese will be made tomorrow under a white flag.
i1 understood that tho bombardment ol Tsing Tail by
k Japanese will begin Saturday.
FRENCH 110NOB BELGfANS
nre exempted from the tax.
ELIGIOOS BOY
HIT' BY BOMB
with n Blllllo.
Papers found In his belonging nro cm' '"""eil.
uliim ltnt lirt uma (iiniitl.i2aiian vnfll ii I '
in it iiim uu i ivfi i, vni -awi wu j a
old, wng born In llniigoguu.l, Noiwny,
and had servs.l In tho V. 8. Uoycnue
Cutter sorvlco sOvornl times. Ho bad
lonorablo dlsoliurHos from It. Ho
had taken out his first pnpgra In Gib
son's Point, r 'ui., In '010. Ho has
a In other nu.l Mstois In CtH'oritln
hut their lo ('(!, Is not Ihiomo. H
will bo burled as n count chargo.
LONDON, Oct. M. -Portugal has not ycl declared war'
on Germany, il was learned oil lcjally tonight, buwa, par
tial mobilization of the Portugese troops will bo .pruol'cd
tomorrow. '
X"7
"
New York Priest Hurt and St
Patrick's Cathedral Dam
aged by Insane Person
,(11, AHOrlttol I'ivm u Cu car TIMU,
NUW VOIUf. Oct. II. From 1Kb
of Iron pliko.l up In both St Pat
rick's Cathedral and in tho yard of
St. AlphonsiiH roetory, tho police b"
llovo that tho bombs exploded nt
torday afternoon and oarly today uro
tlio work of the samo prawn or per-
S
ow
WOMAN
IS MURDERESS
MOVE FOR !
GOOD- RORDS
i
(ny Associated Press to Coos Hay Tlmos.)
LONDON, Oct. I'L A dispatch from Ifavre says tho
mnhorsof the Belgian government arrived in Havre last sons., That tho bomb was placed in
'Jit and were received by Minister of .Marino and lomli-----"Horities.
Aiilitarv honors were rondered tlio Ielgians ip,,n VninBinn ran.inrmi n hm- wnnui.
'id the populace gaVO theill an Ollthusiastie reception. Ing In prayer thirty feet away unuin-
Delcgation Will Meet With
North Bend Chamber of
Commerce.
For tho purposo of rovlvliiR tho
ugiiatlon for a wagon road from
Coos Iray through to Ton Mllo, a
w delegation of cltlzons from Hnynoa
n..iu nn-r..n....u ,i ninnnn '"'t '8 coming down on tho boat
niUlMYluwuiluuuiirfiiu uidiuiibu (blB ovonlng to attend a mootlim
(Hy Assoolatod Press to Coos Hay Times.)
LONDON, Oct. VI A Central News dispute; from'
iUadrid says it is reported from Lisbon that PoVtugitihnB
declared war against Germany. The message, wliiohlek
confirmation, is published in Madrid with all rqsorye,-'
AUSTBIANS'ANNOUNCE RUSSIANS
HAVE EVACUATED LEMBURG
(Hy Afsoclato.l Pross to Coos nay Times.)
i"
c-
AJA
33ft
imu iimiiMV, yi-i. i'l. IOC .miHiri in .murntinnVlim.n
announced that tho Bii.ssinns liavo ovnoiriitofl TiSftH:..-
nri..i:..!.. ..(.... c: fs.-i.j s . mi... -tti .? . . .mi'tKbi
piHiiriii, iiiior uurro nguiin. utii ny niUl bfiOUfiiVlthu
ininauAaiiiii ui uhj uii&Muur oiiu'U hliui'ily ailOl' llinTmhiThirt
- AT ,T.J1IIK
r-U-. $Mm
McCormick, of Hedrick,
Iowa, Under Arrest
CRUISERS IN BLACK SEA
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.)
KOME, Oct. IL The former German cruisers Brcslau
1 scIqus. Tho bomb in tho aroaway
at St, Alphonsus sllglitly lnjurrt a
pi lost.
of tho Chnmbor or Coinmorco
North Bond.
Acltutlon tins also been iniiiln liv
inr ao utod rw .o c. na, Tiir i tho rosl.lonts of North Inlet, It Is of tllO Gyliciail Campaign.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1 1. Ktith MiCul- claimed, to bring tho road through
lough, a 20-yoar:oll snako charmer, ttielr way nnd tho question Is now
and hor companion, Clarence MK'-ir- on0 ror tho county to declllo. In
mlck, IS. son or a Hedrick, low either oaso a ferry would bo neo
frmor. woro arieMqd here udny ossary at North Bond acrosa tho
charged with tafi recent murder of bay. Thoro Iiiib boon talk In form
BTG GERMAN FORCIC AT ClXITSN'JjJlp"
ana.... .!! . t " .
(By Associated Pross to Coos Bay Tim
IHfi IJOl.VGS. I. W. MollHtt? a wealthy farmer. Tlio 0r tlmos of making a road through.
At Hagloa Hall tonight. Don't police say the oouple have confewl. to Glenadn. but this has not re
run in lift thorn It will lie wall T! e motive was robbery. Md'lUtt .nlinil a croat' iloal of auniinrl nn
Hi. I M..l ..i i. l.i j... rn.. ..1...,. ,. ,, ...,l fr lini'ii ...i. ...... r. , .... ,... ......I. i ,.,.. .., i.,i . . ... . . .. mini ill Iikiip iu miii
p.i'i luu'iji'ij, wmcil eic sous 1 i-urii, uu" riii i mm.- worm -wiiiio. uome nun nring your wh iiiih whho hi ih hiiiuiiiuuhd aim nrcouni oi mo roiigiiuoss oi mo nMjiiuniuiBmiiiiih
I'l'lMU'il in the B lark Sea. friends. nm lioau (lusiicu. country nlioio Ten Mllo. OlljecilVO,
' , i
TH13 HAGUIC, Oct. ll.-A special dispiitoh ys 110
less than 50,000 Germans are in GhenL'Mmy' of them
however, are leaving in the direction of n,JL v vr. '
v -.-,. y... . . . M. .. . .,,
..... . .-. . ...v ; .. v'wa ..&. &b..
rrwl nu um mil1 ili,if f inl-... .1 - n.
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