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VOL. NO. XXXVIII.
Kstnbllshed 1878
no Tho Cont Mali.
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1914. EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mall
mill Coot Itnr Artvorllwr
No. 88.
RUSSIA REFUSES 10 ACCEPT I
APOLOGY AID WILL PUSH
c rt
yrrrm
i
Jl Mrice j 5ttairt Large A
Agaimst Egypt amid Epssi
CDNTHDL
CARRANZA
WILL OPEN
MEX. REVOLT
CAIIIIAXZA IIKVOI.TS
Apology of Porte for Assaults on Black Sea Ports and Fleet'
Not Accepted and Czar Will Now Settle Old Problem ,
' uwaeumg upening to rviecnteranean Sea.
EMPEROR WILLIAM AND LORD KITCHENER ARE
REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN AT FRONT SUNDAY
Germans Alleged to Have Been Thwarted in Desperate Effort;
tnori io upen r.ouie io uunKirK and Calais Along
Coast and Are Seeking More Southerly Route Now.
(I)y Associated Press to Coos nay Times.)
LONDON, Nov, 3, The apology of the Turk for the assaults
of his fleet on the Russian ports in the Black Sea has not ac
complished its purpose, Both Russia and Great Britain have
undertaken active military measure against him and hostilities
have begun on the Red Sea,
In France, the troops of Emperor William, frustrated in per
sistent endeavors to advance along the coast, are now seek
ing a route moro to the south, and fighting is going on with de
termination In Flanders,
Flffhllng is reported between the Russians and Turks near
Trcblzezncl, Tho Turkish ambassador left the Russian capital,
The Russian foreign minister replied to the Porto that nego-
iirilinns rim now mnnssihlfi nnr nn imrwinl mnnifpgin snvR
that Russan confidence is firm that the intervention of Turkey I o w., deeded . th0 supremo' SSrS'.S JZ' S
will only hasten the fatal issue to that empire and Russia will , ' ' f"r ;' " ttiiAlZilSlll
,l umw 4 cndln li Rlool, Qrto m-hln, t tllO WlwMllKtOII Dredging Bllll Illl-, , .. ,r "rUI
IIUW IIIIU Cl WY IU OUUIU UIU Ull VJUCl JIUUIUIII
Lord Kitchener was in Dunkirk Sunday night, doubtless for
tho purpose of supervising operations against the allied armies,
The news dispatches say that lives without number wero
sacrificed in the last German attempt to capture Ypres Sunday,
Emperor William himself was reported present,
llr AwttUtnt 1'rtM to (.'out liar TlniM.
WASHINGTON' ,Xov. 3. Tho la
tott official dispatches from Mux j
Ico City Hnld Carrnuzn threaten
od civil war unless the convention
compiled with bin demand to ro-
tiro Villa and Zopata with his
resignation.
,
Tim: liANII CASIJ
Report From Athens That the
Porte Has Forced Invading
English Possessions Now
RUMOR REVOLT OF
NATIVES IN EGYPT
Russia Denies That Persia Is
Aligned With TurkeyTry
to Keep Italy Out of It j
UHUUN, Nov. n Reports reach-
lug Berlin from Athens declare that
, lR.OOO Turkish troops aro already lu
j Hgypt and that Turkish soldlors aro
(mulching against Russia number .1,
; 00,000. Mnttlno published la Rome
today says It has received Informa
tion from Kgypt that tho sympathy
! oi tho local imputation Is strongly
, nutl-Brltlsh and Indian troops In
Hicypt sympathise .with tho native.
OREGON TO
CAST LARGE
VOTE TODAY
WILSON TO VOTH
dins itirrntNS iiomh
Wr Aworlat! I'rm Io Coon Ilr Time.
WASI1INOTO.V, Nov. 3.
President Wilson left this iiinr-
nlng for Princeton to voto. Ho I
FRENCH CLAIM ALLIES
iS'FI CROSSINGS BELOW
Announce That Germans Were Compelled to Abandon oft
Bank of Stream, Where Large Area Was Inundated
Allies Assume New Positions.
DUE
CLAIM FRENCH AND ALLIES HAVE MADE MARKED
ADVANCES TO THE SOUTH OF DIXMUDE LATELY
ro-to-
Dr AMOflttfeJ 1'itm in fool tut TlmM.l
WASIlINdTON. Nov. 3. TIiu'Ioiir
llllKatlou over tho tldolandM lu Soat-
ti'kkuv nici'Aixs i'om:if.'.Kit.s.
rmmim nnismr mrnmni in I I BB
OE GERMANY BADLY 1UBDED;
j provemout Company.
XI-JW MKXK'A.V IMtKSIIIKNT .
lllr Am Utftl IT to I imm) IU)r TIihw.1
Kli I'ASO, Nov. II Tho poiiforunp
I of revolutionary chiefs nt Akimh Cal
! luiitoH hns dlsroKarded Carraura's
! protest and elected Kulallo Outlorrcz
provisional piOHlilcnt of Mexico, no
cordltiK to official reports roachlui;
hero today.
(Ilr Anmlilnt ltHi Io CnM lr TlmM.
WASHINnTON, I). C, Nov. :i
Tho Turkish inlnlstor of war ordered
llrlt-
urkcy.
au had
nrraiiKcd on Sunday to leave Coustnn.
tluoplo. The wnr minister declnred
that until Turkish subjects lu Russia
as woll as KiikIiiiuI and Franco wero
Klvou assuranceti of protection and
i permitted to leavothose countries, nil
j llrltlsh and French subjects will be
held lu Turkoy.
WII.SO.V IX IIIKI.
(Ilr AmacIUM I'rni Io Coo. liar TlniM.
WASHINGTON, Nov. a. It bo
cnuia known today that men oloso to
President Wllmm are working 'on the
underittandliiK that he will ho u can
GENEVA,
(ny Associated I'ross to Coos nay Times.)
Switzerland, Nov, 3, Travelers from Strassburg 'ln ' 10lc ',8i,l,, i ono. on
Crarlnr nU W Jim nt KnrmnnV WAR uw ihuj nnu iiiu) un, i
pnrntlong for tho enmpalKii
ITALIAN CABINET CRISIS.
(Dy Associated I'ross to Coos IJay Times.)
...... i.. n'...., D.J Cr,Ulnl Allllfim nf Rormnnu vvnQ the subjoct and tboy havo lioKtin pro
seriously although not mortally wounded in tho fighting in
France, and that he has been taken to tho palace at Strass
burg and placed under the care of specialists from Berlin,
INDICT XICW HAVKX HICAHS
li:.V IMIRSIA SIAV .IOI.V.
I'HTROtlRAD, Nov. n Tho Per
sian loKUtlnuulioro- dielariri that iiio
alliance oxlsliii between Turkey
tiiid Persia. All rumors of such at
llaiieo,' It Is stated, uro without foun-dntlon.
Report Violent Artillery Encounters Between Rhcims and Mouse
Rivers and That Germans Were Checked in Forest of
1 Argonne Battles Along Seille.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Hay Times.)
PARIS. Nov. 3. Tho official communication this aftomoon
says: "On our loft wing tho enemy seems to havo complotoly
, abandoned tho left bank of tho Ysor, down' stream from Dix-
mudo, and reconaissances by tho troops of tho allies undor
tnknn nn tlin hlchwavs in tho Inundated recions wero success-
mi lor i-riuceion io voie. no I , , , " " T f ii. !.. ...!il,A..i
will return this afternoon lu or- j f U I ill OCClipVlllg pOllltS of paSSagO aCrOSS tllO MVOr WltllOUt
great ditticulty, r ni ,
"To tlio south of Dlxmudo and in tho diroctlon of jGhelvult
our advanco was particularly porcoptiblo, To tho north of
tho Lys River our front was everywhere maintained or ro-os-tablishod
by tho ond of tho day, Dospito tho Gorman at
tacks in tho region of tho Aisno, wo made somo progross, To
tho north of Chavonno and Souhir, our troops woro compollod
to draw back, , , . . lt
"Thdro was violent cannonading botweon Rhoims and tho
"Thcro was violont cannonading botweon Rhoims and tho
Mouse River as woll as on tho Heights of tho Meuso, Further
offorts on tho part of tho Gormans in tho forest of Argonno
Imvo boon checked, Wo havo continued to make progross
not th of Pont A Mousson, On our right wing ; thorc i hnvo ; boon
somo ongagomonts favoiablo to us along tho River Soillo,
dor to receive tho election
j turns at the White lluuso
I nlulu.
RUSSIANS A'lTAtJIC TURK'S.
(Ilr AiM?UIt 'nm Io Owm lk)r TIwm.
CONSTANTINO PLH, Nov. 3. An
.rinir.i .. I....I 1..- I .
uuikiiii iiiiiiiiiiiuii'iiiioii inoiiuu euro
today sayH: "AocordhiK to offlolal ro
port from tho CaueailHii froutle
uiimihu iroops navo nttnuKed 011
Rains Will Interfere Some
Women Vote Early in Cities
All Claim Victory
lllr Amwktrt l'n Io Von Uiy Tlmn,.
PORTLAND, Nov. 3. Rains In
Western Oi'okoii thlealened to curtnll
tho voto today especially In tho rur
al districts. It was expected, how
ever, that nhout SO per cent of those
registered would no to tho polls. Tho
women of Oregon, who were par
ticipating In their first ncuornl elec
tion, made up n majority of those
votliiK early In the cKIoh and towns.
The principal Interest centered In
the prohibition (nuwtlon and tho flht
for Unltiid'States Senator. Partlslaiia
of tlio "Drys' and "Wet" eanipH each
Mmado positive elalnia of victory. It
was conceded thnt the "Dry" voto
would ho proportionally fjreater out
side of Portland. The main ele
ment of uncertainty lay hi tho wo
mens' vote.
Ohnmherlalu, democrat, Ilooth, re
publican, nud Ilnulny, progressive,
ouch confidently prodlcted his own
election as Ronator,
orUC M 3 Qiannr RnlniiHrn. nrnmifir nf ihfi fiabiliot. I illotmontH returned today by the
whic resigned" be'eauso of differences am9ng the mJSSS.
recardne auestons of imanciai poncy, imvn uhbii aumrui-iof th0 Now Vork Xoyf Unyon nIlll
-i-,,.. i ...i.. i... i .4m ummaniia nun Trtrm nir n npi
Mlllliiuulii's liidiided In l.lhl of Ac
Ciisi'd Men lu (lie KiM.
(nr AhwMIxI Vrrtt io Coo lly TltKft.J
NKW YORK, Nov. 3. Criminal In- frontier forces at several points, but
Un- woro compelled to retire. Th Rus-
fitans suffored Iossor throiiKh the en
orKetle roslstnnoo of tho Turkish
troops."
HEAVY VOTE IN
ALL PRECINCTS
ltA I lt..l . . I.w.ltiillti..
iiciaiiy enirusieu uy i& viiui umiiikuiuoi ..m & naiuuiu nmiv m...,.,...,, .....
cabinet, snent the whoo of last light in consultation wtin hislwiniam Rookefoiior, Theodore n.
S ica rends las lie wlstato Jive the crisis In shortest; ';, f-t
' wi w - ..,..,. -
TUIIKKV XOT l'K.'IITIXt; ITAIA'.
possible time,
Dlllard. Tho Indlctmonts oharKo con
splrsoy in vlolntlon of tho anti-trust
law to monopollzo conimorce. Thoj
mn.Ntmiim penalty Is n yonr iinprls
c.nmont and 5.000 flue.
XO AMERICANS lll'RT
TiiikUli
Did
At
Little
lloinbaiiliiieiit
Harm Io V. S.
Odessa.
Or AMMltffcl r-reo u Cooa Pi J Tlirn.) '
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. No Am-
orlcnns were Injured lu tho Turkish
BELGIANS SAY GERMANS RETREATING.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.)
HAVRE, France, Nov, 3, An official communication given
out by the Belgian general staff ,says: "The enemy has fallen
back toward the east, abandoning their dead and wounded,
Our troops aro holding tho positions they occupied yesterday.
Our advance forces, which moved toward the Yser, are finding
everywhere signs of a precipitate retreat,
BRITISH SINK GREEK BOAT.'
niv Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.) bombardment of Odessa nnd tho dn
v .1 n a i!., InfniTOoiinn inaao to Amorlcan nroperty was In-
, BERLIN (By Wireless; gov, d-Mwo.umM iu m ,u "?-;,,,, accordlnBlollwportfroi
piven out to tne pross in Berlin today, British ciuiseis nave Uio Anierlcan ConBU, at oiom.
sent a Greek torpedo boat 10 me uuuum, uhoicimhk w ., .
Tuikish vessel.
FRENCH AND BELGIANS UNITE
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.) . i
PARIS, Nov, 3,-The bombardment of Fumes, Belgium, 26
miles southwest of Bruges, by the Germans, did I not prevent
the review" yesterday of the French and Belgmn troops by,
President Potaire of I ance. King A e B etaum and
rrencn war vnmsxer lyimmaiiu. . ""'.:, :fitu nf Qei.
and his party paid their respects to Queen Elizabeth oi uei
riUm' RELEASE MORE AMERICAN SHIPS
(ny Associated Pross to Coos Bay Times.)
A WASHINGTON, D, C Nov, 3,-An o
Ambassador Page ,at Lender .today, ca tes ha he
vessels, aan biovani anu nog ma u. wv.v' - Ai::;unr mve
copper and dotainedl by S,.affalittn,.ta?t
uft-ii permiuea io piuucou iu u,, -
At 3 o'clock this afternoon tho total
voio cnsi in uio lour precincts wni
GERMAN FLEET SIS ENGLISH
SUPS II BATTLE OFF CHILI
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay Tlmos.)
VALPARAISO, Chile, Nov, 3 Tho Gorman warships Gnolso
nau, Schamhorst, Nurnlporg, Lelpzic and Dresden today at
tacked tlio British fleet off Coronol, Chile, Tho British cruiser
Monmouth was sunk, Tho cruiser Good Hopo was very badly
damaged and as sho was on firo is supposed to havo boon lost,
Tho British cruiser Glasgow took rofugo In tho harbor of Coro
nol and is now bottled up, Tho Gorman warships Schamhorst,
Numbers and Gneisonau anchoied at midday today in Valpar
aiso harbor uninjured, ,
(Ilr AMttl I'm la Omm Ur TImm.
Bhilll.IX. Nov. 3. Mlv W'trnlaaa)
Turkoy. aeoordliiB to nn official an-11" norul ,,rocl,,cl Ul total wns
noiiiieoinent made Imro today, has! l30, 'loi'- from North Bond state
nledk'od hor word not to uttumnt nn.t,lnt tl10 votl t,loro ' heavier than
Islamic movement lu Mhya mid there. ut ""' Pvlou olootlon In tho city.
PLAN ATTACK ON TURKS. u
LONDON, Nov, 3, A dispatch from Tiflls, tho capital of w
Russian covommont of tho samo namo In Trans-Caucasia,
9oa. in south precinct 20 tho voto saysi It is announced that tne tmporor nas oruorou mo uiur
was ioi, iii control nrocinct io, 2io,. Caslan army to cross tho frontier nnd attack tho Turks,'1
j
NO SCORE IN
L
FOOTBAL
E
foro thero Is no cause for Italian un
enslnoss roKardlntr Tripoli.
SLLESE FRAUDS
IN WASHINGTON !
from
destinations,
laie spouillaiijri rrVDT
TURKISH TROOPS NEAR EGYPT
(By Associated Press to Coos flay Times.)
Tlio Marehflold Ulgh School and
Coaulllo Indonondont foothall twuns
playsd a tie game at the depot
grounds this afternoon, nelthor side
hoing able to scoro. It was hard
fought throughout and lu the last fow
minutes of play, Marshfiold held Co
qulllo for downs on tho two-yard lino.
There wag a good crowd out.
OlliSIIll' IS ItKIiiaSHI)
inr auii1 vn to " n ti,j
.WASHINGTON. Nov. 3. The Stan
da rd Oil gtoamor Platiiria, which was
Throiighout the four precincts of
tho elly voting was extra heavy today
nud at 3 o'clock at least one of tho
products, Central No. 18, had almost
as many vol oh cast as thero woro In
tho outlro city on Saturday. All day
long people flocked Into tho office
of Justice of tho Pence I'ouuool; and
thoro had tholr votos sworn lu with
six freoholdors na wltnesaos. At loast
70 had boon takon In this way at 3 o'-
lock this afternoon and this not
counting thoio who reglstoied tholr
oto In a similar manner tit tho vari
ous polls.
Sharply nt 8 o'clock voting nil ov
er tho stato will coiuo to n oloso and
tho counting will heglu. With n long
Dr AracKltte rrm to Co4 Htjr Tlm
(it. unmt .!. . .. .
ni. A 1 i iii'.. iov. 3. 'run riiinv .....i..ui ...,n ., ... ... .w.j. .... .
, loniK'ii win cicuri iiiuiuuiu uiu iruu
wiMiiuer nuu mo enoimous vote, ' 0f victory.
iu,,Km on ,,y inionwis in proposed at Ttl0 Tlmos 'office and bulletined
proamnion law, are fgrcnstml today ' tlironicti tho evonlng from over tho
In Washington. In cities poll wore cltyi countyt 8tnto nlu, nat0I1,
open from 8 to 8, In country dls- Tho CmintlnK of tho voto In this
trlcta they will oloso at 7. In Scmt- county wlM ,, B,ow, ,.
tlo. where It is allegod thousands of lll0llh OVOrv moans of mossauo con-
. , .. -. ... ... i " w
'iruuuenuy regisierou io vote
Many Watchers at Polls in Se
attle As Result of Claims of
Bogus Registrations
SUBMARINE
SI s
1
AND RETURNS SAFELY TO PORT-
(By Associated I'ross to Coos Bay Times.)
Klnu 0 Tim rSnimnn cliliin i-tnn liiltlrtli pol
il UUVl o, I IIU VJUIIIIUII QUUHIUI IIIU MIVll OCllll
BERLIN, Nov, 3, Tho Gorman submarino which sank tho
British cm sor Hermes off Dover last Saturday has roturned
safoly to port, according to an official announcement, Tho
namo of the submarino was not givon,
men
against prohibition, thoro will
many watehors at the polls.
be
HOOKICI'KMiKIt TO All)
Um'I (o
(By Associated I'ross to Coos Bay Times,)
LONDON, Nov, 3, Tho fortified town of Akabah in Arabia.
baiiot it is doubtful if the returns ofon an arm of the Red Sea lias been sholled and occupiqd by tho
cieariy jnciicato mo treii grjtish CTUISer MlllOrva, I llOrO W3S SOITIO lOSS tO U00PS Il0l(l-
!SVV7n,Zle:!i ing tho positions, but no Britisli casualties, Akabah is 150
miles east ot buoz,
Tho Admiralty announced this occurronco as follows! "Upon
arriving at Akabah, tho cruiser Minerva, Captain Warloigh,
found tho placo occupied by soldiers and armed nativos, Ono
of tho soldiers had the appearance of a Gorman officer, Tho
Minerva then sholled tho nort, Tho town was evacuated and
'n. j .. i i"-i'" - ., , , ... , ,- . ........
Company will bring looal results and lanaing parilCS H0I1J IVIII1UIVU piUUUUllUtl 10 UOSUOy 1110 lOriS,
the Assoelatod I'ress nud Western barracks, pOSt Office arid StorOS,
union win sonii siaio anu nauonni re-
veyanco will bo brought Into uso. Tlio
Cw and (miry County Tolophouo
suits.
Tho moasuro iinssed und tho men
put Into office will prnbubly not bo
known boforo Weduenday evoulnx
whoro tho count Is ut all clone.
NKW VOHK, Nov. 3.
Oil Kind's .Millions Io Imi
Assist Hiiiokiiiim.
IIr imt-.ltti hn, Coat Bar lim.
To loso no coitlll'.V KOIICKI) TO VITIIIIl,V
18 Ami total I'kh Ut Cm Itar Tlaw.
I'KTHOOUAI), Nov. 3. A dispatch
frnm QnlinvlnnrJn uiih "Tlin fnrmnr
the State Department that this had .., luuuuuuon was cierman rruUor Ooeben h bombard-
Lecn dono afttr to Danis'i govern :"ro" ' a tai iay ,lh ,la"8 ' Kp mont of the Illutk Sea fort was put1
ment had given as-irano that lier ' " '" D,,,i' uu una to un end by tho C1ontuntlnowu)wa
..,,..., ... a.,nw.v. sn,iBr.d. has t,mo '" oarrylng out tho decision an.
been released and proceeded to Copen ' ,.,u"cod to ,l8lI' tlio non-combatants .
hagen Tho British embassy notified " roi' with, Itockefollor'H mil-1
RUSSIA CLAIMS TO OCCUPY
PART OF EAST PRUSSIA NOW
LONDON,
(By Associated Press to Cooa Bay Times.)
Nov, 3,- Tho Stai today publishes n
CARIO, Egypt, Nov. 3. Turkish troops are reportec I near
? borde'r, vyfilch they have not crossed, T he Br, tsh a.e ful
ni nW JaK 1 1 fire ussian rupture, Press "of 'lunilnatlnK 0,i would u1'; forced the warships dispatch saying that the Russians are'
Si?Aa1d' " 0t'H V! iS SchpH tomorrow. I Hporle4 to Uermauy. 8,oa t0 turo rt 1) rther work. to withdraw after b,lnB damaged. JnsklMl? R? PfJIH') frflnllfirlM'
censorship will be established wm2mmmimi -:MwiBffliwyinwiiirTMiaiiP "TviiTyyg.lfi
';i ':; i-';: -Mf ';:u ,..;: j,.:ur.:.
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