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J"0 MtthAiMtAMM.hMMAMjjtM,.J l.s , .- . .... VaanoBllukiGirW TZLI. "TT H . IV I .-""nBHaBMHBlHI 0 iHAVt, READIEST ACCES! STIRRING TIMES Aro thcso ilnys of war ami blood ghcil. I' ls Important that you bovo full knowledge of tho latest authontlc nows. Subscrlbo for The Times, and read tho ovonts of tho EVERY DAY Thero appears some itm of news in tho advertising columns of The TImos news of the day's "Beat Buys" to ho found In the various tuoros. The woman who reads end fcecila these "uowb Itouis" ls tho one who conducts her household economically. day each evonlng. MEM11I2K OP Tills ASSOCIATE!) PUESS TP"?n VOL. NO. XXXVIII. Established 1878 ns Tho Coast Mall. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1914 EVENING EDITION. A Consolidation of Times, Const Mnll mill Ooom llnv AilvprMwr No. 100 GERMAN REPORTS SAY UTILE Great Era Prosperity . GE E BATTLE LIES (111 Evident m. Unitedbimb. man's PLAiifslWisTOT mHS A THOSE WH (Earn mm mmw LULL CUE? FIGHTING NORTH CAN ALONG TH Announce that "Genarally Speaking, Yesterday Was Quiet in Struggle Near North Sea," But French Attacks Were Repulsed Near Verdun and Circy CLAIM DEVELOPMENTS IN EASTERN ARENA ' HAVE BEEN FAVORABLE TO KAISER'S FORCES Weather Conditons Improve in Vicinity of Dixmude and Ger mans Prepare for Renewal of Attack Governor of Warsaw and Staff Captured by Germans (lly Associated Press to Tho Coos Ilay Times.) BERLIN, Nov, 17. The German army headquarters issued an official report this afternoon as follows: "Generally speak ing yesterday passed quietly in the Western arena of war, To tho south of Vordun and northeast of Cirey, French attacks wero repulsed, Operations in the Eastern arena mado fur ther favorable progress," WARSAW GOVERNOR CAPTURED. MfX. PEACE PACT SEEMS ASSURED Government Offcials at Wash k ington Point Out Flow of Gold to America Now Immense orders for supplies for armies IIATTIjK IX MUM CO. (lly Associated Press to the Coos liny Times.) ..LONDON, Nov. 17. Among -th3 Russian prisoners cap tured by the Germans in the. battle of Kitno, were the Gov ernor of Warsaw and his staff, according to a Berlin telegram. WEATHER BETTER FOR BATTLE (By Associated Press to Coos Day Times,) AMSTERDAM, Nov, 17, The Telegraaf's correspondent at Sluis, Nothoi lands, states that artillery firo was again audible yesterday and tho Germans wore ranowlng their efforts to cross tho Yser River near Nieuport, Tho weather is improv ing, Dixmude, including surrounding villages, have been entirely destroyed, CRACOW REP ORTS DIFFER ' Iltr AiocllJ Trot to Coo tlir Tlran.l NACO, Nov. 17. Uotli tho Maytorena nud 1 1 111 forces ro- I sunicd their fighting this morn- I Ing, nud stray bullets flying over tho Ameilcnn border, struclc Mrs. A. F. Krolin, wife of n Southern Ptujlflc railroad official. Tliu I wound Is not serious. I i ' ' , America Now Has Balance in Europe and Prospect is For Business .Improvement I , (nr AiioclMtJ Trru to Cool nr Tlnitt I WASHINGTON', I). C., Nov. 17. I Officials of tho various government ' departmcntH In close touch with this country's business activities feel con- fldent that the most serious effects , of tho European wnr. on business hnvo passed GERMAN SHIP IS FORCED TO DISARM Wjr AtiorlilM Prrm lo Com nr Tlmfi 1 CHUISTIAIAN, Norway, Nov. I' ll was officially announced that the dlsurmumnot of tho German cruiser llorlln, which put In at Trnndhjem, Norway, hud cominenced. The llor lln, wltU n crew of IfiO, nrrlVed nt American , Troudjhem yesterday. Tho commnn- llostorntlou ' dur was given the choice of. putting I 'of a credit balance with Europe has I j greatly cased tho sltuntlon, t!iu In- I creasing Europimn demand for food , supplies and n midden dovelopmonl of an abnormal trade In nrtlqlos need ed by the hui'.o armies aiding to that end. No lator figures on contracts of (ho Intter character aro available, but ordors for homes, mules, army clothing, harness nud the like hnvs to ea within of disarming. tvcnty-fotr. hours or Uy AMOfUtcsl 1'rrM to Cew, llir Tlmm. WASHINGTON, I). 0., N.oy. 17. . Sec. llrynn nnnouncod today the re ceipt of a message from American Consul Sllllmau nt Mexico City, Bay ing that the nowspnpors there had published the text of tho telegram from Gutolrroz approving tbu condl-'flooded tho factories and sloeknion. tlonB sot by Carranza for his own ro-jlt is said, Including ammunition or tlremeut. , ders, that this buslnoss reaches tho Sllllmnn reported that n telegram Huge total of J200.000.000. In sov from Carranza to Conornl Gonznlos. oral lines tho factories aro straining which, wns transmitted to Prosldont J to their hlghost cnpaclty to meet tho Gutierrez, stating the wllllnKiiosii of ( demands, tho llrst chlof to deliver tho oxwutlvn j Other factors which have nlded in power under certain conditions, wnn'oloaVIng up tho Munition nio tho op also published. Sllllmnn's dispatch) enlng of tho fedoral banks, u system mndo no mention of Just what those , which buslnoss exports look upon as rondlllons were. Sec. llrynn said ho tho backbone of tho country's resour-. l.nd no ndvlcos from any other source cos tn show what stipulations had been al, REVOLT BREAKS AFTER TERRIFIC LOSSES SUSTAINED : . Storms, Floods, Enormous Losses of Life and Awful Strain of Incessant Fighting Causes Cessation,, but NewAsyj q sault s ExpectedArtillery Duel Oti today s '' ' it'''-,' , TURKS REPULSE RUSSIANS AND AUSTRIA AND GERMANY MORE ACTlVE IN EAST OUT J BRAZIL Rioting Follows Installation of New President and Cabinet Riots Not Serious (II, mmUIisI I'rm lo li Pr TIium.) ItIO JANKIIU), Nov. 17,Soine public dissatisfaction with the new cabinet uniued and Installed by Presi dent ,Ilraz, who wns Inaugurated on tint f,i,.,niiii if din Pnilnnin.rnni I Sunday led to stieot rioting hero. Tho which bus nlrundy .Incrcnscd disturbances thus far are not serious, Leader of Revolt Against English in South Africa Wounded English Claim Allies Holding Their Own Against Germans Except in Occasional Spots , , (lly Associated Tress to Tho Coos Bay Tlmos.) LONDON, Nov, 17. Storms and floods, enormous loss of lifo and tho Incessant strain of incessant fighting apparently havo taxed to the limit of human endurance tho opposn'g forces facing one nnothf r in tho death struggle In Belgium ana Northern Fiance, Another lull has como In the groat battle, which presumably Is but a prelude to ono more desperate, ef fort, Assault by tho Infantrynnd cavalry havo bum aban doned for tho momont, oxcent for minor ertKagorriontSi and 'only the artillery s continulngoperation with vigor undlm ! hiished, Moanwhlle the Russian Invasion of Turkish territory I has been halted, Tho Gormans lesumed tho offensivo against me Russians in missian roianu, in oervia, me Austrian ad vance is boing carried on, according to Vienna reports, with further success, General Do Wot, one of tho robol loadors Ip British Soutli Africa, Is loportcd wounded in the head. The English claim his followers lack aims and aro dispirited, The latest British communication says the most. that is be ing accomplished in tho Western arena is that the allies havo boon ablo to hold their lines In tho main, with horo and thoro small retirements bofoio tho Gorman assaults, finally agreed upon, but there had boon u discussion In previous tlls pntches of tho wish of Carranza that j ho and Villa loavo Mexico. The fuel-1 lug of tho officials was that an un derstanding had been reached which , (lly Associated Truss to tho Coos tiny Times.)" LONDON, Nov. 17. The actual situation at Cracow is an enigma, A provious Fetrogra d( report says tthat the town j wouw bring pouco, was invested uy nuss'ins ami is in names, is uunuuuiuiuu by a lator Potrograd dispatcli saying the Germans had re inforced tho Austrian garrison, PRINCE OF WALES GDES TO FRONT BUT DETAILS OF TRIP ARE SECRET ARTILLERY DUEL ER ID E freight traffic on tho western const: nut! tho entry of nioro tlian eighty foreign built ships Into American reg istry under tho otnorKcncy law puss-4 oil at the last session of Congress Huge Hblpmeuts of gi nln aro aw transportation In many ports. likely that this condition will rosult In renewed nctfvlly In behalf of tho, administration's fodcral murchnut murine bill when Congress ro-nssom bios. hut tho government has tukoi strict mensuros to enforce order. . , , "LIVESTOCK ILL I TO BURY FORTY THOUSAND AUSTRIANS ONE THEHGH IN 6M.IGIA III ONE DAY (Uy Associated Tress to Tho Coos Day Tlmos.) - (Dy Associated Press to Tho Coos Hay Times.) LONDON, Nov, 17, Tho Piince of Wales is now at the ,roni, out some disagreement exists asio me pruuayiu leiiKui ..Fron, xioupon to nixmudo mm in French Statement Claims Ger mans Checked Alliss Claim Gains Near Bixchoote i ,nr AmUIM l'f t Coot llr Tlm., An official com-ri;. BUSINESS BETTER ORTILST I'AHIS, Nov. 17. munlcntlou this WKKillT HAVS nfternoon says: of his stay, One report declares he went to escort home the the rogion ot vpros, cannonndiuR It r i I I ...11 . II. . .. u.a M k ! ( IM . ... ...111. avaanfiVnH lllnlnnlli inrtv nt tho nto hnr Kn lP.rtR. w 1 R. 01 lBfS UU. UU UIUI IIU a was rosuiueti wu kii ---j w, .w .v, -v... -- ... , .r r ! . I -1. .. r-. jFoot and Mouth Epidemic Has I Appeared Near Spokane I Slilnnnrl Frnm Fast I (Dr AmmIiiM rri4 to Coa Iltr Tlnx.1 WABIIINOTO.V, n. C, Nov. 17. Tho stnto of Washington probably ' will be placed under nunruntlno to .Mil, I. IONS ' tiny brcnuso of tho tllucovory of casus of foot and mouth dlsensq pear Bpo Itano. An Inspector Ihoro. reported going out to become a member of the staff of Sir John French, i tj. i-1 j. preceding days vlolonco ' On tho i MNIIS. Thoro is little apprehension of the personal safety fnnco, LORD ROBERT'S FUNERAL. (ny Associated Press to the Coos liny Tlmos.) LONDON, Nov, 17. In deference to a public wish, the body of the late Earl Roberts, will be lad at rest in St, Pauls Ca thedral, He will bo given a public funeral of an elaborate character, RUSSIAN FLEET SAILS TO EiAGE . of tllP onnal 80Ut'1 of I),xmU(, ol,r nrtUIory .. .. i A 1 -v... f..llf SOUlll 01 IIIXBClliiuiu mm i,uo inusu. , j COOS W'o maao progross uoiween ijix- ( soliooto nntl mo onnai. ueiweon yr njDntleros and Lahashoo, thoro was a heavy artillery duol. Gormnn nt tompts to cross the AIbiio noar Vallly wero frustrated. Up atroam from ro.Mi.va l.v I'ou wiikat nu IMIOVILMKXT IX XHAItliV .,i thnt ho bolleved thnt tho Infected cat , tlo had' been shipped west, O'oni the Chicago stock yards. Later reports to tho department In tlio stnto of Washington reported that tho out break tlioro was confined to olio cuso In ono yard, and officials said It might not bo necessary to qiinrunlluo tho stnto, rTlint ilin nmmtrv flu fi wlinlfi nml chocked the effort of Hie Germans to tho Northwot In pnrtlcular. 0" 0! n"0,lts my was compelled to ovacuato a por-, proiporty ,B thl 11011 01 1110 ironciius iiiui nuiu iinuu of oxtrnordlnnry bollof of K. W. DEPUTES COSE GERMAN DALTIC SQDADRDN TODAYmILLIDN DOLLAR . in i i (Dy Associated Press to The C003 Hay Times.) COPENHAGEN, Nov. 17,-lt has been learned from a Ger man source that the Russian squadron left Helsmgfors, hn land, and is steering southwestward, with the supposed inten tion of ongaging the German Baltic squadron. Wrlplit nf Pnrtlnml wlm firrtvitil with water. Two Oorninn bUboU, ,,oro ,BHt ovonIllK t0 ,ook llftur Hay proporUos. Mr. Wright said that tho wheat .farmers of Washington (iul Oregon aro rolling In wealth. Millions or dollars havo como Into Portland during tho last few wooks -for' w limit nml ntlmr lluua of trailn aro Vallly and around Itholms thoro wb I b0BlnnJ 0 f()o (ho uonof,c,al ro. hoavy cannonading. 8jla nnn,org nmj monoyod men who hnvo boon withholding loaiiB, lin Anl.l nu'liii tn tin. nrnrtfilut V of buBinoss couditions, aro boginning Alfred Johnson Names W. C. to feel moro sangulno nud with tho I . . . . . n-jj.. oponlng of tho reservo banks yes- ' -airil una L. W. UQUy Bay AMSTERDAM, Nov, 17, Tho Nlouwo Rotterdamscho Colir ant quotes a letter from a Gallclan pi lost stating that 40,000 Austrians wero burled in ono day In a gravo six and ono-half foot wldo and a lltllo moro than four miles long, Tho bodies wore laid In thrco layers, TURKS CLAIM THE ENGLISH LOST " IN FIRST BATTLE OE THDU ID 0 OFFGES (lly Associated Press to Tho Coon Hay Tlmos,) " i CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov, 17. An official Turkish state ment says: "Yostcrday wo attacked tho English noar Fab (on tho coast of tho province of Basra, In tho Persian Gulf,) They lost about ono thousand In dead," TURKS REPULSE RUSSIANS ) i (lly Associated Press to Tho Coos Hay TJniotf.) PETROGRAD, Nov, 17 Tho gonoral staff of the Caucasian army has issuod a communication confirming a report from Turkish sources that tho Russians received a check near Er izorum, The communication tolls of a number of Russian" successes on the march in Turkish Armonia and declares that tho Turkish offensivo movement on tho route along the coas.t has failed, I I L I I HI ILYflU ftorln'i money will bq oasler for all I I ll L I iU I LAHU 'oKltlnmto projects. PRESIDENT WILSON DOES IT FAVOR , PUSHING THE EUROPEAN PEACE OFFERS Seven Firemen Injured in Con . fj'agration in- Big Southern ' Pacific Elevator in Texas (By Associated Press to Coos Hay Times.) WASHINGTON n C. Nov, 17, The efforts by the United Statef to bte pea?e to" Euro J is still awaiting the time when one or more o? the belligerents indicate a wjH.np.ess to accept mediation, This became, known authoritatively today from persons who have lately discussed the European Won with President Wilson. The Preside n .holds hat the Urn tod States having shown a readiness to act, should now await the ini tiative of- the belligerents. (Br AlfOtlltft rtM la ( B Tlmw 1 QALVBSTON, Nov. 17. Nearly a 1 million dollars' damago was done and soven firemen wore Injurod when tho I Southern Pacific grain olevator vm I practically dostroyod by tin today. I Six firemen jumped fifty feet Into the i lifo nots. "WOK TO NIPPON'," RAYS HHIIMN'.i Deputy Sheriff for Alfrod Johnson, Jr., of Coqiilllo, sheriff-elect, wns horo from Coiiulllo yosterdny on tildtics.s. Ho Is gof-'V U. S. STOPS TURKS' OUTRAGES (Dy Associated Pross to Tho Coos Day (riraos.) ATHENS, Nov, 17, The Amorlcan warship Tennessee ar-. , ived at the nort of Vurln, Asia Minor, and out a stop to the ill-treatment of British, French and Russian residents, The vengeance .,, Kuium pw.,..m,i Mr' 0ZZliSKZ SBBB; .luthoritles of Smyrna, fearing bombardment, left for Jhojn- TMiik Tan Defeat. J advnnco of UiflUanilllHrUlnff Jilm t tOrior." ' X i AMSTKUDAM, Nov. U.-l'ho Dor-isolf with tho dutWi. ' - : ' " ' . lln Lokal Anzelor, eommentlng on It Is understood that Mr. Johnson i r1 II pi ft Klfl HHRW P fip T ftlfl RFI I PPR ' ' i " !th thn P.urm.m .Infant nt ThIiii- Tnll I villi nnnnltil W P I.nlnl nt flnnlllllfi L R I II ll ill I I II II 11 I II MMt Rl I I H I H M H ll ' ' ' TO TRAFFIC OF ALL KINDS NOW lln Lokal AnzolKor, eommentlng on It Is understood that Mr. Johnson tho German dofont at Tslug Tail. 'will nppolnt V. C. I.nlrtl of Conullle says: i ono ot his throe doputlos. Mr. Oddy "Gormans will nover torKot tho he-'at present n deputy In tno office, will role fighting nt Kino-Chow and thoso, bo rotalued for u tlmn. Tho oouuty who dofonded tho colony. Novorj commissioners will probably at their sbnll we forget the brutal vlolonco' noxt torm dotermlno whether John of tho yellow robbers nor Knglnnd, sou shull be permitted to have a roK who Instlgatod thorn. Wo know that ' ular salaried deputy stationed on we cannot settle our accojiut with tho Coos Hay side. Jantm at present. 1'or years she will j Itobert Watson, county dork elect .. , enjoy nor booty. Our mills will grind will piobably appoint Nls Osmund. ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 17 Mjss An- slowly, but even If years should paw son chlof deputy. Mr. Osmundson A. Gordon of Bvanston, 111., was beforo the right moment conioa at has been in mo oince lor some nine. elected presldont of tho Woman's last then a shout cf Joy will rosound . County Troasuror Mmmlok Is ox W. C. T. U. PUHSII)i:.T. na Christian Temperanco Union at tlio general convention held here, through Qorroany. pon. A)0 to you, Nlp- 1 (By Asbooiatod Press to tho Coos nay Tlmos.) LONDON, Nov. 17. Premier Asquith stated in the House cf Commons today that the British government had decided to declare the whole North Sea a military ?one and all sub iects of the onomv found on n eutral vessels. Asauith said. iii it ii ill i t it pected to retalu'Mr. Sullivan as hlsi WOUItl UU IIUUIU IU UtnumiUII cU JllbUHUIS Ul war. DQ an- chief deputy. j nouiiced that oil and copper would be declared contrabandj ,ia "I 1 'a . 'iJi kj'tu.- 1 lLM iiBiAi j Tniti-fcr--"-- ' --- 4JLtJk-4-J V ll. t lJud uu rgjrgMruu wmmtmmumwm "--""t--iiiftii i iiwr --'jMgg