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WHAT A MAN AIMS AT BUT WHAT HE HITS THAT COUNTS
W A Marshfield Woman
The Determination
of valuo rocclved In advertising lies sololy with
tho results secured. Try tho columns of Tho
Coos Day Times they aro clean and dopondnblo.
Tho readers of Tho Tlmoa havo confldcnco In tho
ads appearing therein. t
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oaw'sflld: "I buy advertised articles because thoy
arelavarlably worth whnt I pay for thorn." Tho
, mtrefiants 'with tho best reputations for lntogrlty
gHdh'oncst morchandtso, aro without exception,
, ttioeVwho advertise- tholr goods unceasingly,
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VObVNO. XXXVIII.
Ipl ELEGTEO STATE SENATOR
'--FRDIVIDDUGLAS COUNTY YESTERDAY
" fc
1 j.ltirwi
'J;.W.fRerklns, Well Known on
Bay, Defeated by Miss
Kathryn Clark
JE GLYNN THIRD
IN SPECIAL ELECTION
VJ$'
Vj6toriJs Cousin of Governor
lvWMtand Was Named by
'-SP t0 NM vacancy
BrKioclited front to Coot Haj Times.
ROMBURG, Or., .Inn. 21. Miss
KathrySJkciarlc la tho first woman
atetBjHtoaor olectod In Oregon. With
oHly'threb small prcclnctH to ho hoard
frbihT'Coimt of yesterday's upoclnl
tsatlbTSln Douglas county showed
ttantSglcfld could not ho overcome.
TKoSitaf today stood: Clark 1130,
Ji.W$f$rkliis 100!, George Glynn
MO.rThp olcctlon was. hold to fill
li'viiBHHoy. Miss CInrk was provlous
ly appointed by Govornor West, but
the 'appointment was hold to ho 11-
l&i
Perkins Known Here.
', Onliernblo local Interest wns nt-
tcJtwlpt tho Douglns county oloc-Uoh,-'mJ7.
W. Porklns, ono of tho
cndlifiiti, was woll known on Coos
Bay. H spent consldornblo tlmo In
thl Metlon In connection with oil
WJfi!$;nd Inter In connection with
th Jleburg-CooB Uny rnllroad, for
wklkRosoburB voted $500,000
bend awho tlmo ngo.
MlWllJjark Is n cousin of Governor
Wwt and was appointed by him to
fill UiSTvecancy caused by tho roslg
nt,JoC" George Keuuor, who was
JHHJlHjd to succocd Goorgo M.
urwit3o district nttornoy when
Mr. Gsyn boenmo attorney general
Proviirfnal President Garza
SayiJ.He Hopes to Re-es-jygblish
Tranquility
mcIicI Prf to Coot nr TlmM.
MTKnETo CITY, Jan. 21. Prov
MwMjljjcsldont Gnrza, In u ntnto
mnt;iMMcd by him on Wcdnos
dnjr.j.'tid lio was making
fiH) bring about u satisfactory
arrwi3ent for tho re-establish-
tranquility In Mexico City.
ttS'rWhn fled from tho capital
Jigo, Is roported to "havo
ho wpodn" with n fow fnl
Oflt of his troops having
him.
E RELIEF!
.!
ftUlM Virm to 'Joot n; Tlmoa,
les Given $6,000,000
deviate Suffering in
ftricken District
Jan. 21. Tho sum of $C,-
wavlng boon placed at tho
Xt tho Italian authorities for
tlon of conditions In tho
area, oxtenslvo rollot
bolng planned, It is ox-
i wuiiiii a ronnignt tno
us conditions will havo
iw
vod,
IT ALTER IYS
Lr Prpcirlpnl ipnmrns
Must Retrace Steps
teturn to Old Plan
t4 rrtii to Cooj Da Tlmei.
1NGTON, Ind., Jan. 21,
the country was halting In
itnd progress and learning
pa, the unwise steps that
iken and needed to be re-
rmer President Taft said
that people should go
tie line of justice, equity
t!on. Taft was tho guest
liana university and do-
I principal address nt the
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ipay exercises.
Established 1878
nn Tho Cnimt Mull.
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STRICKEN TODAY
Rufus Thompson, Father of
President Thompson of Ore
gon Senate, Dies'
(Dr AatorUtoi! Prctt to Cto Iltjr nmM.J
HALKM, Or., Jan. 21. Tho Son
ato ndjourncd this morning until
afternoon on account of tho death
of ItufiiH Thompson, father of Piob
blent Thompson of tho Sonnto, who
died In Albany hmt night. TIiIb
nftomoon tho Sonnto passed n reso
lution to adjourn tomorrow until
Mondny. They will attend tho fu
neral In Albany tomorrow In n
body.
IDAHO TO PUT
Representatives Pass Resolu
tion Providing for Submis
sion at 1916 Election
Mr AuoclMsd rrrni to Cam nj TlmM,
IJOISI'3, Idaho, Jan. 21. Dy unnn
Imoua vote tho Idaho Houso of Rep
resentatives pnsscd a resolution pro
viding for tho submission to -the
votors oT-HMO a constitutional
ainoiulMTfJnt prohibiting tho manufne
tiurtfiuid salo of Intoxicants In tho
tato.
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INTO AUTO TODAY
One Killed and Three Injured
in Grade Crossing Accident
at Elma, Washington
1117 AuocLto.1 I"rcu to Cool II17 Time.
ADIOItDKIiN', Wash. Jan. 21. Ono
was killed and three Injured when
an Orogon-Wnshlugton freight train
Htrtick nu auto stngo at South Klmn
todny. Harry Ilockwlth, of Klmn,
was klllod. T. M, Harris, Orogon
Wnshlnglon ngont nt Saginaw, nud
Clinrlos Gordon, driver of tho stngo,
woro seriously Injured, K. V. Mc
Cauloy, of Kltnn, was sllghlly Iiijur
od. Tho accident; happened at n
igrado crossing while tlio Btago wns
on tho wny to get school children.
Trees hid tho approaching train.
Messrs. 0'Neil and Skey of
Southern Pacific Lines In
spect This Territory
J. II. O'Xoll, traveling passengor
ngont of tho O.-W. It. & N. of Port
land, and W. It. Skey, reprosontntlvo
of Traffic Manngor Mlllor of tho
Southern Pacific, arrived horo to
day on the IUeakwator to' spend a fow
days In this section. Neither tort oy-!
er heen on Coos Hny beforo nnrt their
visit Is to, got In touch .with tills
section. Jfr. SkQJ will probably bo
asslgnod to this torritory regularly
with the completion of tho lino horo
from Ktigcno.
Supt. V. SUUor Is showing thorn
some of tho sights on Coos Bay to
day and will probably tako them
on u trip to tho Coquillo Valley be
foro thoy depart.
Doth expressed thomsolves as sur
prised with Marshflold, not expecting
to find as good appearing a town,
although Mr. Miller had been boost
ing this section to them. Both were
optimistic about business conditions.
Kino DJuico. Tho monthly dance
of tlio Elks last evening was attend
ed by the largest number yet as
sembled for such an occasion and
proved ono of the most eujoyablo
of the series. I
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tlo IjKSS 1MWCK at PKXnVS CVSH
MIHT MAItKHT. K MAItKr.T
AMJ.M'K. Open Saturday. 1
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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1915
American
remien Aft4 Eeglisln Delay
GERMANY TO
USE AIRSHIPS
IN CAMPAIGN
Iljr Auocltlcil I'rtM to Cool liar Time
LONDON, Jnn. 21. A dlspntch
from Stockholm Bays Gcrnmn air
ships lmvo been rcconnoltcrlug tho
frontier between Swcdci) and Finland
ovdlontly with tho purposo of de
stroying tho bridges of the now Fin
nish railway, thus interrupting com
munication between Hussla and Swo
den. CJKUMANH IIOAKT.
(Ilf AMmlalcJ rtrn to Co nf Time.
HHItMN, Jan. 21. "Tlio Isolation
of tlio British Islands is conquered
successfully," says tho Morgcn Post
In its comment on tho air raid lundo
by Oornmns on tho English const.
"Of what uso to Great Britain," it
adds, "aro tho surrounding seas and
War vessels If our airships cross tho
water dropping bombs."
FLOATEHATBE
SS
bodv found on kastsidk tidk
kijAts mav hi: that ok tom
Kfid'EUTON WHO DIHAIM'KAIN
III) HOME TIME ACJO.
O
Doubt as to whether tho
floater found Mils afternoon was j
j tho body of Tom Kggorton was j
j oxprcBscd by D. K. Barnard and j
j Officer Illchardson Into this nf- j
j tornoon, Just previous to tholr j
examination of the body. Doth j
know Kggorton and claim ho was j
a small mnn nud would not j
j lmvo been wearing logger's j
j shoes. Tho body found Is sup- j
j posed to bo that of a mnn weigh- j
j lug at lmst 200 pounds. An j
j luquost will bo hold tomorrow, j
The body of u dond man, toug'it
by some to bo Tom Kggorton, n
swamper at tho Shamrock Bar who
has boon missing for about a mouth,
wiib discovered by boatmen on tho
ICasUildo tldo flats today. Tho pollco
woro notified nud tho body was
tawed to the 'foot of Commercial
iivcmip, whore U. D. Peunock, acting
iu coroner, took charge of tho body
which was removed to tho Wilson
Ui'idortnklng Pnrlorz.
About noon C. J. West, of Knst
sltlo, rowing near the mouth of Isth
mus Inlot, saw tho body of a man ly
ing on tho tldo flats. Ilo arrived there
at tho samo tlmo that J. W. Potorson
and Charles Larson, nlso of East
sldo, camo up In another boat. Tho
body wns out of the water nnrt Wont
enmo nt onco to notify tho pollco of
flcors. Officer Richardson wont In tho Buf
falo BUI to tho spot mid the body
was taken In tow across tho Bay.
A curious crowd of 400 pooplo gath
ered nlong tho watorfront to watch
tho body brought ashoro.
Tho man was dressed In a black
suit, soft dark shlit and with heavy
shoos. To many ho gave tlio ap
pearanco of not bolng in the water
for more than ten days but D. K.
Barnard said ho might have been in
longor but not ajipcnr so becauso of
tho late cold weather. Tho man's
faco was bloatod while tho hand3
woro covered with shells.
Late this afternoon It was declar
ed tlmt Milton Hirst, a swamper at
tho Shamrock, identified tho dead
man as Tom Eggeiton. It Is known
the Inttor camo hero from Coquillo
Inst summer, whero ho 'had boon in
tho electrical supply business. He
camo hero to go Into partnership with
J. E, Edmunds of the Coos Bay Wir
ing Company, but that concern failed
'soon after his arrival. From that
tlmo on Eggerton did odd jobs about
town but liquor got the best of him.
He disappeared from tho Shamrock
bar and left no trace behind htm.
Oho Lecture. Rev. J. E. Knotts,
wlio spent 5 yoarsMn Peru, will give
an address on "Llfo In Peru," at
tho M E. Church hall Friday eve
ning, under tho auspices of tho Bp
worth League.
G SIMPER
h
Sailors Arrestedl in
Members of Crews of Green
brier and Carolyn Taken In
to Custody by Germans'
NO EXPLANATION IS
GIVEN IN DISPATCHES
Think it Was to Suppress Mil
itary Information No Ans
' wer from England
tnr AtsocUt rrr to tout Dr TlmM.l
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 2t.
Whllo tho Amorlcnn government to
dny nwaltcd Great Britain's cxplnnn
tlon of her solzuro of the American
steamer Green Br'cr it developed that
tho Amorlcnn sailors of liar crow, ns
woll ns thoso of tho steamer Carolyn,
had been nrrcstcd by tho Germans nt
Bremen. In a brief dispatch Inform
ing tho Stnto Dopnrtmout of tho sail
ors' release, tho American consul nt
Bremen gnvo tho fjrst Information
that tho sailors had been nrrcBtcd
and gnvc no details. Officials hero
could only supposo that tho sailors
had licon nrrostcd for misconduct
nshoro or detained until tho departure
of tho ship to suppress military In
formation they might gain.
T Reply by Knglitud.
Secretary Bryan's request for In
formation of tho circumstances sur
rounding tho solzuro of tho Green
brier by tho British was received at
I tho British Embassy horo, which
withholds comment. Advices aro
expected nt tho Stnto Department nf
ter communications botween tho Em
bassy and London. Both tho Grnon
j brier nnd Carolyn carried cotton to
j Bremen undor a cortlflcnto Issued
j by British Consul In tho United
States.
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Fred Nelson, Alias Scott and
Joe Nelson, Bad Check
Man in Toils
Kred Nelson, alias Scott, alias Jno
Nolson, wanted for tho forgery of
n $15 check at tho Olll vant & Won
.vor Grocery storo on TucBtlny ovo-
nlng, turned over in his bed nt an
obscuro North Bond rooming houso
ARRESTED
N ROOMING HOUSE
this morning and found tho room ! of late yoarsjio had boon much brok
, full of officers. Tho man drossod ' on In lioalth. Whore ho got tho nnnio
und wont to Jail, being transferred n;of "Buckshot" Is n matter of guoss.
illttlo lalor by Chief of Pollco Cnrtor. 'Tho old follow was often seen on tho
t Nelson waived examination in tho streets horo with his dog "Skookum."
Justlco Court nnd was bound over Km- a long tlmo ho was u portor at
to tho grand Jury under $800 bunds, tho Blanco Hotel, meeting tho trains
I'ollowlng his posing ns n cook and bonts and becoming vary woll ae
on Tuosdny anil tlio cashing of tho j imlntod.
forgod chock Nelson has flitted j He wns bom In Hny county, Knn
nbout "ltko the morry sunshlno," 8b, in 1858, growing to mnnhood
routing a sorlos of rooina horo and f Ul tjmt 8tn, ,) COnilng to Oregon
In North Bend, for somo of which i885i Whoro ho romulnml most of
ho paid and never usod, ovldontly In ( tno t,0 1IIlt leaving horo on Sop
n vain nttompt to oludo tho offlcors' t,,or 3i jyH, n0 Bp0t a fow
search. When oxamlnod nt tho po-, W(,ltH , n30,urg and thon wont
llco stntlon ho wns ponnllosa, but, 0I1Bt t0 ! is old home, brokon In purso
cnrrlod in his pockets two chock . u1j jjjjj
hluuks on tho First National Bank. '
Ho Jiuvo his ago as S2 years nnd 1
his real name n Fred Nolson. Ho-
wolghs about 1C8 pounds nnd Is of 0nIl.w ,-,. j,.,,,,!,,, Ktoro's Hprlng,
a medium height. suimntT nud Pull Gootbi-
Nolson sooniod to linvo a penchant Being IMiued.
for provarlcatlon. 'Ho arrived horoj
last Tuosday on tho Hldor and wont I Ram Vernoy of the Jonnlngs storo
! to tho Johnson Rooming Houso, i at North Bond, loft todny for I'ort
. whoj-o ho ongaged a robm for two land, whoro ho goes to moot rep
i months from II, M. rtyio. Ho told rtr.ontattves of tho largest Kustom
IKylo ho wns tho now manager of cli-rK, suit and dry goods houses, Ho
I tho Nelson Iron Works, explained will Bpond a week or ton dajB thero
i his business and gavo Kylo a Job, nnd in addition to placing tho or
Ins helpor nt $2.75 a day, with thodnrs for tho summor and fnll goods,
promlro of a ralso. ' he will alto arrnngo for tho late
I So plauslblo was his story that' spring goods, shipment of which will
,on tho following morning Kylo wont soon bogln,
, at an oarly hour to tho Nelson Iron I 'AWVVVVWVW,WWWWV
Works, promptly on tho job, and , Jostordny. No traco of him wuh
Svhon tho first mnn ,.me asuod for found. This morning Ray Olllvant,
! Fred Nolson. Ho was told thoro , 'uh Bohr, nnd It. M. Kylo
was no such man and tho vision of went to North Bond nnd In
a good Job vanished. company with Marshal Peto
In the meantlmo Nolson had cash- Anderson searched the rooming
od tho check on Tuesday evening .houses and tho last ono, a placo noar
, receiving in chango $11.75 and then1 tho waterfront, was where Nolson
j purchased a hat In place of the cap 'was found In bod. Ho offered no
ho woro. This accounts for tho roMstanco, sal 1 not a word but fol-
offlcera and Ray Olllvant passing i lowed the officers. Ho will bo ta
tho man on tho street that evening , kun to Coquillo thero to await the
without recognizing him.
From hero Nelson wont to North
Bend to the Coos Bay Hotol In
North Bend, whero he rented and checks Is polntoj out by tho offl
paid for a room ho did not use, go-leers because of tho fact he carried
In I- intnr to nnnther triarn for n room I check lilanks nn his liersnns. havlm:
registering undor tho namo of Scott. m account with oltbor of tho Insti
Search for the man was made tutlons there.
EVENING EDITION.
TAKE GERMAN
COUNT f ROM
ITALIAN SHIP
11? Anoclated Proa to Coot nr Tlmra.
TURIN, Italy, Jan. 21 Tho news
papcr Stnmpa announces that a
British warship arrested on tho
liner Due d'Aosta, from Genoa to
Now York, Count Von Keller, a
Gorman officer of high rank, who
wns sent to the United States on
a secret mission,
MAY WHEAT SI .46
Price Jumps to New'High Level
on Board of Trade as Re
sult of War Demand
Of AuocUtcd rttu to root nr Tlmu.
CHICAGO, Jnn. 21. War prices
for wheat touched a now high love!
today, $1.-15 3-8 bushel, May de
livery. T
E
iWill flron.Qnn. I nnn n Ffimillnr
.www.., w..U . .
Character Here, Dead From
Paralytic Stroke.
Will L. Creation, bottor known ns
"Buckshot," and for mnny years n
woll known character on Coos Bay,
died January 9 in tho Gorman Hospi
tal in Knnsns City ns n rosult of a
stroke of paralysis suffered Sunday
morning, December 27. Tho Inst fow
inonths.of his llfo tho old mnn wnB
woll cared for iu tho 'homo of his
brother, Wat Croason,
At tho tlmo of his death tho do-
! ceased wns CO ypara of ago though
TO Ht'V SKW ()OIH.
action of the grand Jury in April.
Whore tho man camo from Is not
known. That ho meant to cash moro
CHICAGO TODY
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A Consolidation of Times, Const
and Cooq Ilnr Advertiser
GERMAIMSCAINREAR
AHMYADVANGING
LL BATTLES
SI
01 1ST PROITrTLKHERE
Many Small Engagements Bs
tween Allies and Germans
No Marked Change Today
tD UtMlttfcl rrt to Coot Btj TlmM.l
LONDON, Jnn. 21. A series of
bnttlos Is progressing nlong thu
Frnnco-Bolglnn battlo lino, but only
n comparatively small number of
troops aro engaged and no gcnornl
niovomcnts nro apparent.
Calm prevails In tho Solssons re
gion, tho Gcrmnn thus far having
mndo no nttompt to extend tho vic
tory thoro. Today's Berlin statement
describes tho repulse of tho French
attacks at various polntB along tho
front nnd assorts slight ndvances woro
mndo lu somo cases. At Notro Damo
do Lorotto, however, thoy were driv
en from tho trenches.
A Gormnn Victory In n small battlo
In East Prussia Is announced In Bor
lln. Germnn rcconnoltorlng forces havo
nppenrod northwest of Warsaw In
the renr of tho Russian army.
3
Czar Begins Advance From
Three Directions on Ger
many and Austria
ttlr AmocUIcJ rrrsi to Coot ny TlmM.
LONDON, Jan. 211111881118 throo
fold assault on tho Gormnn allies has,
In tho opinion of British observers,
resumed tho steam rollor characteris
tics nllko lu thu north, contor nnd
couth. In tho north tho advauco Into
East Prussia Is reported threatening
tho Gorman lines' of communication.
In Poland trench wnrfaro continues
with small results for oltbor sldo.
In tho south tho Russians declare the
Austrian resistance booiiih to ho brok
ou down ontlroly nnd Transylvania
lies open to tliom.
Reports of Roumnnla's long await
ed entrnuco Into tho fight coiitlnuo to
clrculnto hut nro unrealized.
Announce 15,000 Railroad
Cars Ordered From Seattle
Firm More Contracts
(nr AwocUM TrMt ! Coot tlkt Tlmw.
WASHINGTON, Jnn. 21. if tho
ndmlulstrntloii ship purchasu bill
passoa Congress, It "will bo dono
not becauso those who voto for It
favor it, but ns a rosult of tlio most
flagrant polltlcnl proasuro." In tho
opinion or Senator Weeks, who to
day resumed his attack on tho bill.
Weeks doulcd ho sought to flllbustor.
F
Senator Wesks Declares Great
Pressure Exerted by Admin- '
1 istration For It. j
IB Anociitod Ir to Coot n7 Tlmw.) ,
SKATTLU, Jan. 21. Russian Con-,
sul Dogoruvlensky unnounces tho i
Russian govorninont has awarded a
contract for 10,000 railroad cars to
a Seattle firm and says this order!
Is only tho bogluuiug or husluesa bo-
tweon RubsIu and tho Pacific North
west. .
To Play Basketball. Tho Marsh-j
Hold High School baskotball team
will meet the North Bond High '
School quintet on tho local gymnas
ium floor tomorrow evening for tholr
first rogular gamo. A contest bo
tween tho two was staged two weeks
ago, but this was merely a practice
gamo and not on tho regular sched
ulo.
u
ATHOEATES
iT
ARiES
RUSSIA WILL BUY
CIFIC
T
POLITICS
SHIP PURCHASE BILL
No. 154
OF CZAR'S
DN EAST PRUSSIA
iPetrograd. rTepor.ts,
ft i V ' V. ll
Nortnvypst 'Of warsai
iorthvypst 'of
tween Army
ahd 'C
All German Residents Notified
By Russian Government That
They Must Leave There
Oj- Araoclttoil rrtu to dot Dr TlmM. ,
DUBLIN, Jnn. 21. Tho official
statement Bnys: "In the West only
artillery duels occurred yesterday
botween tho const nnd tho Itlvro
Lys. Trenches nt Notro Damo do
Lorclto, which wo occupied tho day
before yostcday, wore lost again
today. Northcnst of Arras, tlio
French repeatedly attackod both
sides of a high rond from Arras to
Lllln, but wore repulsed. Southwest
of Bor'ry nu Bab, wo took two
tronches from tho French, nnd kppt
thorn, noL'.""hstaniUng fierce comi
tor attacks. Frbitch nttaclts on our
positions south of St Mlhlol woro
repulsed. Northwest of Pont A
Mousson wo recaptured tho posi
tions were ovneuated thrco days
ngo. Wo enpturod four cannon.
Fighting Ht III continues for tho re
mnlmlor of tho lost tronches. North
west of Sonnholm, tho battles still
proceed. ,
"Tho situation In Hast Prussia
romnlns tho samo. An unimpor
tant cngngomout cast of Llpno end''
od favorably for us"
(D? Anocltt! rrf to Cool Uij TlmM.
PHTRQGRAD,, Jan. ,21. Gorman
forces havo appeared In tlio roar
of tho Russian army, which Is ad
vancing toward tho Prussian border.
They nro along tho rond from
Plonsk, 40 miles northwest of Waf
saw, to Goslltza, thus bolng between
tho advancing Russian army ni)d
tho Polish capital. So far as known
only comparatively smnll bodies of
GormniiB, consisting of roconnolter
Ing detachments, nro In this local
ity. Grand Duko Nicholas has ordered,
nil RiiKso-Goriuniis, residents In this
vicinity, to dispose of tholr prop'1
orly within six days, preparatory to
! bolng removed to tho Interior of the
country.
TURKS DEFEATED
Announce Viotorics Over
j Forces in Trans-Caucasia
, ' Twelve Ships Sunk
(nr Auncltlr rn to QXK Bij TlmM.l
PHTROGRAD, Jnn. 21. A com-
' ... .i ..I.... l..n ,., tit., nntmt.nl ulntt frnm
111 II If l MllUll WU III" h,,u,,,t '. "...
tho army of Caucasus, says: "On
January ID, In tho roglon or Ahnllk,
Luvsor and Kynganl, wo fougnt ft
series or combats with tho Turkish
roar guard who retreated prcclp
tatoly. Wo captured many prison
ers unil tho Turkish enmp. January
18 wo occupied Ardiinoutch, In
Trnns-CniicaBla. near the Turkish
border. A torpedo boat sent to
inspect thu Asia Minor const sunk
12 vessels with cargoes near Ar
chava." TALKS TURKU DAYS.
(Br Auoetitfr FrMi m Coot nil TlmM.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jnn. 20.
Tho administration democrats In the
Sonnto plan to moot the Ropubllcan
filibuster on tho shipping bill by
hooping tho measuro boforo tho Sen
ato continuously to tho exclusion of
tho upproprlatlon bills and it neces
sary without a recess ovon for meals.
Senator Button ronowod his spcoch
against tho bill on tho floor. It was
the third continuous day of his ad
dross. TO BOOST FOREIGN TRADE
Several Hundred Dolegt'lew Attend
St. Louis .Meeting to Develop
Field.
ID? AnorUttd I'rwi tu Cot U TlmM. J
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21. Several hun
dred dologates, representing loading
commercial organizations of tho Unit
ed States attended the opening ses
sion of tho second National Foreign
Trndo convention hero today. Ad
dresses wore delivered by Secretary
Redfleld, John Bassott Moore nnd
others,
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