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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mali
ami Cook Unv Advert I"!"
No. 99
6EBMMIS CLAIM DE FHT OF
AND CAPTURE OF 23,1
ti
Berlin Official Announcement Says Czar's Forces Were Dc-
luamu at uirce imponani joints and Many
Prisoners and Much Artillery Captured.
GERMANS CLAIM AUSTRIA AND TURKEY ARE WINNING
iviunc uioiihoi ouoijcoaca HUHIIVdl nUdblMIMd
I Claim Austrians Have Repulsed Servians and Captured Import-
i nnt Ctrafonlo Pncitinnc Pnrlm'p Girln nt nmnl
Ulll UIIHibJIu I UUIIIUIIO UUIIIIIO JIUU UI UMVKl-
' opments in Great European War.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos Bay Times.)
' BERLIN, Nov. 16, (By Wireless) An official announce
ment this afternoon says tho German attacks in Flanders arc
progressing slowly, but in Argonno the Germans have obtained
further important successes,
The Germans repulsed tho Russians near Stallupcenon and
also at Lipnoi The Germans woro successful at Wloclawek,
where several Russian army corps woro driven back, In this
fighting tho Germans captured 23,000 prisoners and much ar-
i ory, i
AUSTRIANS DEFEAT RUSSIANS.
Diiccmmo ,in-.1 in it mn-
iiuddiHiia ireace yearns jui to
mmim
xac
9
Carraoia to Quit Office
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos Bay Times.)
rfri IN. Nnv. 16. (Rv Wlrflless The Austrian armv ooer-
.1 I 1 ' . ., il. rf!l A. .!.. I...IUI nnlinnni Uc
ating in oervia says inu umuui mumiiuu uuuutin, iumiuw no
forward movement, Tho retreating Servians rallied in a strong
position to tho westward ot vanevotno, out mo Musicians cau-
r.imrl tlm lnw In tlilc nnsiilnn nftor hnrrl flffht me. All Unof
ficial Buda Pest dispatcli reports that tho Austrians took Obre
novac by storm.
TURKS AND AUSTRIANS ACTIVE.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos Boy Times.)
dcdi im Mnu ir fRu VAlmlocO Tlin. Austrian official bul-
llatins say that the Austrian garrison at Przemysl are showing
ereator enorgy. me mistnuno, u 10 aoaiiui ...u y -ccssful
sortie to the north of tho fortress. The official Turkish
bulletin claims further Ottoman successes, Tho Russains, it is
assorted, sunerea severe losses in muii, aiiimuumuii u..u v
FNGLAND TO
GIVE OVER
A BILLION
tllr AmwUtCil t'ms to '.'oo D7 TlmM.
LONDON', Nov. 1C Tho greatest
slnglo dcmntul over made upon ma
terial resources of Great Britain was
voiced by Promor Asqulth this nf
tcrnoou when In tho 1 louse of Com
mous ho moved nn additional credit
for war purposes ot $1, 200,000, 000 1
which In addition to millions al-i
icady voted In August, Is equivalent
to nu Increase of more tlinn r,0 perl
cent In untlonnl debt. Premier told
the House that tho largest portion,
first 9100.000,000 already hud been
oxpcmlod In tho conduct of military1
operations, loans to Allies and dis
bursements for food supplies for tho1
country. ,
American Agents at Aguas Ca-
lientes Notify Sec. Bryan
Settlement Is Final.
NEW STRUGGLE OVER
CONTROL THERE ENDS
I
EOT
RESERVE
BANKS
OPEN TODAY
PLANS
TO
THAEE1P5 HIT
Claim English Navy Disabled
by Fire from Kaiser's Guns
on Belgian Coast. '
President Gutierrez Notifies !
President Wilson Will Pro
tect All Foreigners.
tnr AnotlKlM rnti lo Com IU, Tlm.
WASHINGTON, 'Soy. 1G.A com
plete settlement of nil dlfforonrco
between tho Mexican fnrtlous Is Indi
cated' by a dispatch from Ameri
can ngontH at Callentes saying Oon
oral Carrnnr.a had notified (lutlerroz
Hint ho will resign In his fnvor'nt
once,
, Sccrotnry Bryan said ho received
a telegram from tho American eon
r.ulnr agent Canovn nt Aguns Callen
tes saying: "Everything b'otwoon tho
rival Mexican factious has been sat
isfactorily arranged." ,
Two communications from (lutlor
rey. woro laid boforo President Wil
son todny. Formal notification of
his assumption of office added that
ho soon would set up his government
in Mexico City and seek to bring
about peace. Tho other guarantee
tiii? protection for forolKuers mndo
no request for recognition by tho
United Stntes. Oiilterrcr. described
In somo detail how ho eamo to bo
chosen, llo also asked for the with
drawal or tho American forces from
Vera Cruz.
ENGLAND TO
MAKE LOAN
FOR GREECE
tnr AMocUt! rrrti tw Coo. luj Time,
LONDON, Nov. 111. - Tologrnphlng
from Athens, n correspondent ot tho
Exchange Telegraph Co. sayH It was
atiuouuced In the (Ircclau Chamber
of Doputlcs today that Great Britain
had ndvanced the Oreek (lovornmont
$8,000,000 to pay fur war ships for
Orceco to liu constructed In English
shliiyards,
COST OF WAIt
i f
tnr AmkIii rrrfi to com nr TinK.
LONDON. Nov. lit.- Promor As
qulth stated war nlroaily was cosl
Iiik (Ireat Britain nearly K000,000
dally.
GERMAN SYMPATHY
FO
0
RDBERTS
-i
e to
icMi-r m:vs sHcm-rr.
(Dr AMomtta rn.. to Coot Cir TlmM.J
WASHINGTON, I). C, Nov.
10. Tho United Stntes Kovern
nioiit has known officially for
two weeks of tho destruction of
the British drcndunuKht Auda
cious by a mlno off tho Irish
coast, but has kept tho secret
at tho roqucst ot tho British I
Rovornmout. I
L
UMBER
BUSINESS
(11 AmikUIoJ l'rti lo Coot IUr TlmM.
BKHLIN, Nov. 10. (By Wireless)
An official announcement says:
"HoportB received from Uonovu sot
forth that tho British torpedo boat
destroyer Falcon, tho crulsor Bril
liant and tho sloop of war Illnnldo
havn bocn disabled by Gorman guns
on the Belgian coiiHt."
Change in United States Mon
etary System Becomes Ef
fectiveIs Great Aid.
(Dr Auot!ttd TltH 10 Coo. Dr TlmM.
WARItlNfiTON. D. C. Nov. 1C.
Rcrrrlnrv MnAiInn tndnv Blullcd a
lormnl order announcliiK that tho
iwcivo red oral resorvo nanKB weru
PllnlilUluxl nml rnnilv tnr liustllOSB.
It was tho flnnl stop required to
DUt In mntlnn llm nntlon'H HOW cur
rency system and mnko tho rcRlpnnl
pbks reauy ror opornuon. in h mua
wro of conRrntulntlqnB to .the Fed
frnl Tecrvo nRouts and povornore
oi eacniroson'o nanK( oecroiury it
Adon kAU T ntn Riirn tlin fodoral
resorvo banks will sorvo u Rreat and
ucnviicieni purpoBo in mo uuuiu in
"ur country nnu i nm Hiiro iuih n-
Dartmnti nml llm fmlnrnl rOROrVO
lioard may Count on your loyal co-
'perauon in tno imponani worn uu
duties which lmvo boon confided to
rou. My hoarty good wishes for
four success,"
I'aui m. Warburg, possimy ino
CflSt flvnnrlnnnml ImnlrnK nil Ml ft foil
ra reserve board, Bald today that
Cni'nmtkAH IffH. ll., 1m tinalitnrftrl
"V VUUIlll UI JUiy III IIIU BM,UUii
Ho of tho United States, making
"B lounuation or tno nation a iiuuh
lal cmanclnatlon. "Tho now bank-
aB system, wlsoly admlnlstorod,"
'aid WurburR, will provo to bo tho
"oauB noi oi uinaiion, oui oi nuu
y, ladopondonco nnd a gradual and
lOnltllV nvitnnnlfin Ifill finfin Wfi
ttlnV llltinm.-. n ...n1.1 nniiriiH nnltdl 111
p-- ivvuiKU u vvuim iunv, vi. -
Itrongth and Independence to thoso
pu Kiiom wo nave nan 10 iouii uum
ow, wU depond upon our ability
lo avail flursolves pf tho opportunity
"0w PPen ,(o us."
RSHIHGTON WILL
HIVE COMMISSION
ov. Lister Wants Industrial
Insurance Feature Carried
Out Despite Defeat. '
IBr AicUl4 Pri to Coo. Bir TlmM.
OLYMPIA. Wh.. Nnv. 1G. GOV-
aor Lister has nsWn,l tliren nersons
'epresentlng labor organizations, to,
"ve witn three members of tne in-
""sinai Insurance Commission to
Uraft tho "flot ntA .,.,in..,Imont in
he workmen's compensation law.
:,"D. proposed initiative law on tnai
subject was voted down at the gen
eral elOftlnn ilU ,liA unilAratnnlln?
Fnt a bodv wmiiii Iib iinmcl to draw
!' a new law for tho Legislature
'""""E tnose asked' to Servo, ror tno
employes ?r6 B, P. Marsh, Everett,
01 J, W. Clark, of Aberdeen.
United States. Begins Inquiry
to Assist Industry Not
For Prosecution
IUr AuodtM TftM to Coot Ilr TlmM.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1C Henry
Graves, United States forester, ex
plained In n stntoment today that
tho Inquiry Into tho lumber IndiiR
tiy recently Inaugurated by depart
ments of agrlculturo and commerco
wns not undertaken with Innulsltnr
lal attitude. Ho said Innulry was
to bring forward for tho bonoflt of
tho public and of Industry Just what
prosont conditions nro and what
tho causes of depression. Ho said
tho throo points to bo covered nro:
Kcnoiulc probloms from point of view
of tho purchaser; distribution, with,
vlow nt finding out ways to benefit
both producor and consumer; and ex
tension of foreign trade.
(JK.V. SCXITT CIIOHIMT
tnr Aocitti rr to coo ur -io J
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 Hrlgn-
dlor Genoral Scott was Boloctcd by
President Wilson as chief staff of
army upon retirement Monday of
iWYTTIX(l l'LIKS, FALI-S
.Mrs. Alfred .MiUmhi HrcukH Iak and
DMot-ates HliouliU-r Is et-
It'i- Tiiibiy. , , ,
Standing on a rocking hair I"
Bwat at files on tho wall Mrs. Alfred
Matson of Flanagan Avonuo liecamo
dizzy Saturday ovenjng and foil hea
vily to the floor, breaking u leg and
dislocating her loft shou dor. A doc
tor was Immediately called and o
shouldpr was put jnto placo and the
leg in splints
Tno taci niav -'im. .... ---elderly
woman It Is oxpected will
LepVr1v,,ahcr,,r,n
soverai weoa - ", -
known whether or not she will bo per
manently lame. Tho leg was bro
ken below tho knee, .
As to how the accident happened
Mrs. Matson can glvo no explanation
but that she must have becomo diz
zy when she stepped on tho chair
and then fell to the floor.
COQl'ILK I'ISIIIXfJ
John Nellson. secretary of the .Co
oulllo Hlvor o-oporatlvo Canning
Co reports that this cannery has
naeked I 9.000 cases of salmon this
eason. which Is the secon largert
rack they have ever made, the larg
est being a two over i-. -".
And ranging from that down to 4.800
JSJ'wffih is the smallest pack In
the history oi iu ' 1
Itecorder.
HAS Al'I'KXIUC'ITIS
Itaynor Gelsendorfer. son ol Mr.
.2:' r-niunminrfer. under-
Zlt a successful open.t.on .for w,
endkltis at the Bandon lf "a '-
iiv and la reported to be gettint'
along nicely.-Bandon Recorder.
F
G
FLOOD
F
MEXICO IS ACTIVE
Announces Assumption of Of
fice and Guarantees Pro
tectionPeace Parleys.
(Iir AMoclMtd I'm, to Com IUr TlirM.1
WASHINGTON, 1). C, Nov. 1C
Kulallo (lutlerroz formally notified
tho United Rtntcs today of his u
sumptlon of power as provisional
president of Moxlco mid gunrautcod
protection for Americans and other
forolgnors.
Hostilities between the wnrrlng
factions in Mexico lmvo censed, pond
ing tho outcomo of further pearo
parleys, according to a dispatch to
day from American Consul Sllllmnn
In Mexico City.
YSER COUNTRY
CHAIEHli
i
0
Announce Germans Repulssd
and Entire Regiment De
stroyedBattle Continues.
LANE DUE S
Oregon Senators Leave Port
land Tonight for Coos Bay
May Arrive Tomorrow.
in, AwocUI4 rif.. lo Coo Or TlmM.) I tnr Auocitf! rm lo Coot IUr Timet
PAIUH. Nov. 10. All official com-! POUTLANIl. Or.. Nov. 10 Sonn-
munlcatlou this afternoon stated: 'tors Cliamborlalu and Lauo will
"Yestorduy along Ysro Canal from 0nvo boro tonight for a few days
Nlouport to country up tho rlvor to, vgt to Coos Bay towns nml pos
Dlxmudo tho fighting llmltod to tolB,y Gnrdlnor. Thoy will Inspect
artillery exchanges, tho country hnv- tho progress nnd learn tho needs
lng been furthor Inundated, siibmor- of mr,or mirovomnnt work. I.iino,
ged torrltory Btrotches to soutu of wll0 worked as u joung man on Coos
Dlxmudo to n point threo miles North jjy Ba,i thll ,on0y HI,0nt for Im
of Blxschoots. Tho onouiy, whleli ,rovoinonts thoro was an expcndlturo
ondoavorcd to cross tho cannl bo- . morltorlous projoct.
in St. Millie, and the Awonno rp HKTrta In md U would iJavo
glons, Qennan attacks woro repulsod Kuon tomorrow morning and como
via Manlotoii nnd Florunco. Tho
YMCA
PROPOSED
FD
MARSHFIELD
Meeting at Marshfield Meth
odist Church Tonight to
Launch Campaign, for It.
A mnsn mppllllL' has 1)0011 Called
for tonight at tho Marshfield Meth
odist church to launrn a campaign
for organizing a . ji. u. a. m
M?iBhflold. Jt Is oxpected that there
will bo a largo attendance and dofl
nlto action will bo taken.
The movepiont was launchod by
tho Methodist Brotherhood somo
days ago and slnco then many busi
ness men and members of othor de
nominations have promised their co
operation. A few years ago tho matter was
taken up. but wbb not carried out
then. At that time. C. A. Smith
offered a free site for a V. M. C. A.
building, but tho projectors did not
consldor tho tlmo propitious and
postponed action. Later an athletic
club movement stopped tho V. M.
C. A. project
Tho piao lor ino .uuntimuiu
M. C. A. Is said to be an organiza
tion along tho lines of the Railroad
V. M. C. A.
WALLACE CnOI'CII, of Hayneu In-1 '
let. was down this morning on '
business, staying over until to- '
morrow.
hour nf thnlr iirrivul hero. Mr. Teal
said, would depend on tho tlilo. Ho
did not Indlcnto that thoy would
stop over at Florence, but thoy may
spend tomorrow night thoro or at
Gardiner nnd consequently not roach
horo until Wednesday.
IXiVlTlAX HOLY V..
Ilr AMocltteil lv.i It lt Dr TlmM.)
BERLIN, Nov. 1G. (By Wlro
less. Iloports from Coustnntl
uoplo say tho Khcdlvo of Egypt
will leavo tho Turkish capital
shortly to nesiuno command of
tho Turkish operations against
I Egypt.
?
IXXKS Alti: 1'HKIi
Berlin Press Pays Tribute to
Fallen Commandar of Eng
lish Forces in France:
(Or AmocUOJ rmi to Cool Dr TlmM.)
BERLIN, Nov. 10. Tho Loknl
Anznlgor, In nu editorial on tho
death of Lord RobortB, says: "On
tho occnslon of tho death of Lord
Roberts, tho wholo Gorman press
j alike expresses Itsolf appreciatively
i about tho fallen enemy, Evon In
I war momenta occur when a fighter
salutes tho enemy with his sabre In
stead of striking him with It. Such
a moment tins arisen with tho de
parture of Roberts."
Lord Roberts, horo of tho South
African war, and retired Hold mnr
sbal of tho British forcos, dlod at
8 o'clock Saturday evening In Franco.
The Immediate causo ot his loath
was 'pneumonia,
Tho war bureau Issued an nfflclnl
statement announcing tho death of
nnglnnd'a anions commander. It
was stated that Lord Roberts had
contracted chills while visiting tho
British tioops In Franco.
POPEPLElTOR
PEACE IN EUROPE
Says Lack of Love, Contempt
of Authority, Class Injustice
and Materialism Causes.
I Ily AworUlM rrH lo I'voa IUr TlmM.l
llflMI.' N'.iv IR. -Pmin Ilnniiilli't
! today published his announced ency
clical urging peace among tho war
1 ring nations of Europe. In tho doc
liimont tho I'oullff attributed the
Iwar to four causes: "lack of mutual
' and slncero lovu among men, con
, tempt or authority, Injustlco on tho
' part of ono class of people against
another and tho consideration of tho
material wolfaro as tho solo object
'of human activity."
L m
I Dlt. KII.WV WINS.
I (Iir AwkUixI I'iiu lo uxx Ur Tlmw.)
I NASHVILLE. Tenn., Nov. 10.
Tli entire administration ticket of
tho National American woman sur
frago Association, headed by Dr.
Anna Howard Sbuw, of Now York
for presldont. wnH oiertvt. ut Oin an
nual convention of tho association
I hero today.
! BRITISH KHIP KIXKH
tr All4 Vlt4 to lloot 0r TIum.
CHRISTIANA, Nov. 10. Tho Brit
ish steamer Wolmnr, on way from
Archango! Russln, to Lolth, Scotland,
ran nshoro on Borro Island, liff'tho
1 coast of Norway. All hands were
! saved. Among them 1!0 British of
! fleers who recontly brought ovor
I tho Canadian Ice breaker for Rus
sian Government.
WAGES
WTH
k-ljUul. I
BATTLE OF FlAiERSJIECIDOI
GREAT I
Nothing to Indicate Who Is Gaining Uppdr Hand in truoW
Struggle, Although Both Allies and Germans Claim' '
to Be Winning Some Minor Advantages.
ENGLAND ALARMED AT WHAT MILLIONS OF MOS
LEMS IN COLONIAL POSSESSIONS WILL DO
Russians Concentrate Efforts in Attacks on Austrians at Cra
cow and Przemysl in Determined Efforts to Crush '
Enemy Country Near Dixmude Flooded.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos Bay Times.)
LONDON, Nov, 16, Tho battle in Flanders continued today
with tho samo ferocity which lias consistently marked this
crucial strugglo since it began mora than a month ago. From
French and Gorman sources camo reports of minor advantag
es, but tho great issuo thore as.on tho castorn frontier of Ger
many still hung In tho balance, . . 1(
Borlin announced that throo British warships, a part of tho
fleot assisting tho Allies to stem tho Gorman onrush toward
tho English channel, had been disabled,
Of greater importance lo Groat Britain than any of today's
ovents was tho question of tho attitude takon by tho millions
of Moslems in nor colonial possessions, Reports emanating
from Gormany woro that tho Moslems, in somo instances at
least, were siding with Turkey, . ... . .
Tho German attack in the extreme wost was shifting slowly
southward in Bolgium toward tho French border, The country
west of Dixmude has been transformed by tno tapping ot
canals and heavy rains Into a vast swamp, Tho Froncn war
offico reports that ronowed efforts by tho Germans to cross tho
Yser Canal wore beaton back,
TLn Rncclonc nro nnnnmnl V mnp.nnirnt IICT tllO 1" OllOrtS Oil
tho capture of Cracow and Przomysl In an effort to crush com-
lOlOiy mo Aiisiriaiiiumy,
CUT POSTAGE IS DROPS IN FAINT
IS
ASSOCIATION CRY
Eugene Couple Accused of Texas
.Murder Not (illllty
I Dr AuocUKl Trot (s Coot IUr Time.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex., Nov. 1C
Upon Instructions of the court, vor
ti.tii nt nnt 1'iilHv wprn rnturnoil l)V
tlin inrv lii h, inn nt Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Innes, oharged with murdor
In connection with tho disappearance
nt iru i.Mnln VclniK tinunis and her
sister. Boatrlce Nelms. The prison
ers woro set free They woro arrest
ed In Eugene, Oregon.
Kl'NSHT OX COOS ll.W
JIIHK.1SI-: SPRiailH.
(nr AMHUti4 Tim to Cooi Br Timet)
WA8HINQTON, I). C, Nov.
Connecticut and Montana have
been placed under federal quar
antine bocauso or tho outbreaks
of thl foot and mouth disease.
Magiixiuo liniitH l,HNillty Meiitloueil
In Paiiiuiui-Pailfli' i:HiNi(oii
Xiimbei'.
Asking that Coob Bay consent to
taking a portion of the spaco allot-
,n,l I., nrnirnn In tllfl hllT nlltllber Of
I 11... 1iiin,im.l.llirll IKiinKltlon.
! Malinger Griggs, of tho Sunsot has
Just wiltton to J. W. Motley of tho
i Caamber of Coniinorco.
According to ttio Htatemoni ot air.
Orlggs the various tourists routos
tbrougli ino state are 10 ue uminiu-
sized and Cos Hay Is askod to do
her share In getting tho eastern
I travelers to mako u side trip Into
1 this section. At this same time
oi'nrv nthnr spcllnn nf OrCUOn Will
, ho making a bid for tho tourlstB
In an effort to show them Wiiat thoy
have In the way of farms and towns.
' Tho matter of giving Coos Bay space
in tho mnKAxIne w'l ',0 '"l'n "I
with the Chamber ot Commerce.
National Organization Asks
Coos Bay to Boost for
One Cent Postage. .
"A ono cent lottor rate" Is tho cry
of tho Natlonnl Ono Cent Loiter Pos
tago Association and this morning
at tho Chamber ot Coniinorco was ro
colved a copy of Bailout facts for dis
tribution to momborH in hopes Hint
thoy will scok tho favorable voting
effort of tho Oregon momborH of
CongroHH whon the ono cent postage
bill Is presented for passage at tho
noxt session. . ,,
Arguments of this Association nro
tlwit first class mall matter produ
ces a largo annual profit In tho
Post Office Department and that this
Is used to mako up tho deficit cause
od bv tho low postage on second
class matter, consisting primarily of
periodicals, 7fi porcont of which do
claros tlin Association, nro printed
and distributed only for tho adver
tising rates received. Tho first class
mall Inst year produced about f 175,
000,000 morn than 70 per cent or
revenue from nil paid mall, but Its
wolglit wbh only about ono eighth
or the total.
Second class mall, periodicals, III
craturo, has over 02 per cent of tho
tutul mall paid, yet Uh publishers
paid lesH than $10,000,000 or n
vonuo, bh tho rato Is only 1 cent per
pound, or 20 n ton. Iteporta of
tho post offlffi show that first-class
or letter mall payH ovor 81 cents
per pound, equivalent to $1,080 per
ton. Tho prorit made from HiIb class
Is used to puy tho doflclohcy or the
Bocond class.
A readjustment or tho postal rates
should be mndo at once, believes tnbi
Association whleli. declares no re
duction has been mado In tho first
class rates slnco 1883, save an In
crease In tho weight limit to tho Hill
ounce. That the liHorH ot tho Hrst
class should hu puylng tor tho loss
or tho second, mndo, thoy say, bo
raiihu or tho low rate, Is unjust nnd
to this end the Association seeks thu
aid or evory user or tlm'Post Olflco
and every member or Congress.
HATTIKKIIII' PATItOl'S OFK
COAST XHAIl COOS BAV
ISIglittfl fiom Bridge ot Killer ut
.Midnight Vu-H Heanlillglit In '
rk'iirclilug Bo.
From tho brldgo of the (Soorgo W,
Wider at midnight last night a bat
tleship was sighted about six miles
otr tho coast and about thirty miles
south of Capp Mcars. For nenrly
three-quarters of an hour tho ship
wan in sight, bolng followed only by
Its two seurchllghts, all other lights
having been put out.
nt u-imt niitinnnlltv tho essel Is
land what her mission can be in thoso
i waters Is a matter of supposition.
On Saturday It wus roportcd that an
American battleship nnd four Eng
lishmen woro seen ofr tho coast.
That It may bo an English or Japan
ese ship Is possible and sho may
Ibavo boon north taking on coal In
British Columbia. Tho vessel waH
going south when sighted rrom tho
Kldor. Sovcrnl times hor searoh-
! light was turned about tho compass,
which led thQ orricera pf the Elder
to bellovo that shn was Keeping an
eyo ou some morchunt ship .follow
ing within thu three-mile limit.
D
DR01ED
Eric Alio, Fisherman, Viotim '
of Peculiar Accident in
Marshfield Today.
Eric Aim, a flshormnn ngod about
00, wbb found drownod at his tloat
Iiiiiiho nonr North Front Htroot about
noon today. Ho had evidently been
ovorcomn by a rotating spoil to which
ho has been subject, and fell, his
hend- hanging over Into tho water.
Abo had been ailing ror about n,
year. About 10:110 this morning, ho
left a couple or comimulons to got
somo rishlng genr. Whon ho did not
return quickly, they sought him nnd
round him dond,
ho had boon hero ror soma tlmo
nnd nnd no near retatlvos on the
Bay. llo was a Flnlapder by birth.
A nlecn Is snld to roalilo n Borko
ley. Coroner Wilson (decided not
to hold nil Inquest.
CAPTURED
RDQBER
IS PLACED IN JAIL
Ray S. Bunch, 18-Year-Old
Sclf-Confcssed Robber of
Frank Cucan, to Roseburg.
Ilav H. Bunch, tho 18-year-old
youth who conrossod after his cap
I turo In (Jnrdlner to thu torturo and
robbery of Frank Cuean, a holplosa
I old Loon I.nko rancher, was yes
1 (onlay taken to llosubiirg In cus
, tody or Hliorirr Qulno. Thoro Bunch
will appear lie fore tho grand Jury at
I tho December term or court.
i It Is claimed that tho tlrst search
nt Bunch whon ho wns arrested on
Friday evening fullod to rovoal the
$100 In bills which ho had stolen
and that lator, In his coll, tho youth
tore the money Into hits, thereby
ncsurlng hlmsoir that It would never
bo returnod to Cuean.
Bunch had llvod In this county
several years ago, having reliuVrf
horo but tor tho past throe yeArs
bo has llvod In California, return
ing to tho 1,0.111 I8.kH'T)iitf. .
I row days ago. iu aiiv to:;eii ,
tlou ror bis ueoimu HJ WM n
i committal to tho' qtfodtfons b
orncors, . "rt hnr lucjj
I AHoV tho roblM)i'ifh TliBr,nlli.T4
ovcnlOK Bundh deh ple,Cliennj)ln'
and started In tho direction of Al
legany, ovldontly with tho Intention
of coming to Marshflold, but lator
turned back toward Gardiner, wlioro
i ho was captured and turned ovor
by Constable A. F. Smith, to Sheriff
Qulno.
There nro threo charges that can
bo pressed against Bunch. Ono Is
1 ror assault wtb Intent to kill, an
other tor arson and tho third for
robbery. His trial will ovldontly be
hoard botoro Circuit Judge Hamil
ton or Itosoburg.
j I.OltlMIMt NOT OUII.TV
' ln AerUle4 PrtM I Ceoe, pr Tla)e.J
I CIIICAQQ. Nov. 10. Formor Swa.
tor Lorlmer pleaded Hot guilty to
Hip charges of wrcVI of the 1&t
I Salle Striet Trust, $h4 Avlnga Hwik,
' of thluh bo w, V ownw.
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