EVIL MAY HAVE HIS FAULTS ffiff PUTS OFF 'TILL TOMORROW WHAT HE CAN DO TODAY
anwA-
Sag
,VE A HEART
PERSEVERANCE
A merchant cannot omit his advertising without
the fact being "noticed" to his disadvantage If
ho could, ho could also closo his storo for a whllo
n6w and then, to "save expense."
Jar is Interested in Coos Bny. Horo is
Delates with other Dollars of its kind
i
mnko prosperity. Don't send It away
, lonesome.
MEMBERS OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
(XXVIII.
Established 1878
n Tlio Const Mnll.
MARSHFIELl), OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1915 EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mull
nnd Hooh liny AiIvpHIsit
No. 169
GJflflB
mmm
U
I
inounces That At-
ir's Troops Have
Been Broken.
IMPORTANT
IIUTARY CRITICS
(Mastery of Terri-
uture Warsaw
Continues
M.
JTrraa lo ?-! BT Tlmra.J
ah. C. Tho Austrian
inouiiced today Mint
tho Iltisslaus In the
id broken down and
bImih suffered heavy
prtnln sections of tho
trliina nro on tho of-
tho enpturo of more
iislniiB law roportcd.
titont from Potrogrnd
tEia
1b ndmtttcd that tho
rotrcntod In ono of
pnssoB, Particular
attached by Htra-
outcome of tho cum
Carpathlans on tho
184,
It probably will decide
it this region for tho
. tho war.
rtn tho sltuntlon un-
olnnd and West Gnl-
ES25
(dlspntches agrco that
JmoHt unoxntnpled fury
I
along tho Warsaw
ightlng In In progress
Alsace, but elsowhcra
arona activity Is dim-
Iris raports nothing but
try cngngomuiitH yes-
0 CONTEST
I4K
e Barber Alleges
ss In Auto Voting
BV
ription Deal
T Wnsh., Fob. C
C. II. Gordon at Walla
C. Cronln nt Dallas,
do by Sheriff John A.
ho men will havo to
rgos of fraud proforrcd
as a result of tliolr
of nn auto contest for
Davenport last fall.
Harbor, ano of tho con-
rod tho warrants for
tho men in October,
search has boon prose-
oni. sno niiogcB mat
ho closo of tho contest
r slip from tlioin pur-
o standing of tho six
tho tlrno, nnd which
to bo Inching but 3000
t placo In a total of
ns of votCB. Thus on-
placcd ?U00 cash of
y toward subscrlptlonn,
whon tho contest closod
beaten about two to
lion nrrostod, was man
or contest for tho Dally
11a Walln, whllo Cronln
g a contest In tho Oro-
Jill RESORTS
IHE RAIDED AGAIN
u i i a
1 to Tho Times.)
INEIt, Or., Fob. C
mmack and Margar-
alland wero required
p $350 cash bail for
riearanco boforo tho
I county grand Jury on
jo of keeping dlsor-
jses near Reedsport
ammack, under tho
Mario Greenwood
260 by Judgo
at Roseburg not
mml
The women wero
to leavo until after
Id Jury when Sheriff
ad District Attorney
.arrived from Roso
raided them. It Is
ed that a number of
grass
f Gardiner and Ump-
lle will bo mado soon
ilegging.
ARLIO SAl'SAGES. PnU '
FRAUD
SIVHr H
WPri--wl!aW
'i&iMvutf&mi
'9KuBt
lJaU
ifliAH
aMHtMH
rkct. .per
AS
EATEN
GAHPATHIAMS
FRENCH TELL OF
No Important Engagements
Fought Along Western Bat
tle Front Yesterday
III)- AmocUIcmI I'rciui lo Conn Itjr Tlmra.
PARIS, Fob. C Tho offlclnl
statement this afternoon says: "No
infantry engagements woro roport
cd yesterday. From Arras to Itholnis
n
VGTDBES
jthoro woro artillery engagements
with results satisfactory to us. In
tho Argonno and tho Woovro dis
tricts, tho French nrtlllory dispon
ed convoys of tho enemy and sot
flro to a convoy train of 25 wagons.
Wo brought down a captlvo luilnon
bohlud the Qormnu Hues northeast
of Sommo."
GIFTS 10 IMAGE
SAY RICHEST II
Rockefeller and Carnegie De
fend Their Philanthropic
Institutions.
IDr AaaorlatoJ rrraa to Coot tlur Tlmaa.)
NEW YOIUC, Fob. 0. Wth Soth
Low, former Mayor of Now York,
ub tho final witness at tho prcsont
hearing, tho Federal Commission
on Industrial Relations todny plan
ned to hold tho next mooting in Chi
cago. Tho Commission yostordny
hoard Andrew Cnrnoglo and John
D. Hockofallor, Sr., tho two richest
men In tho world, dofond tho phll-
.iMitiitit. fnnnflnHnna nmlnwnil lV
them nnd neither was of tho opin
ion that tho institutions bearing
their names constituted a monnco to
tho pcoplo.
GERMANS FIGHT TO LAST
(Ur Aaaotlatcl I'rraa to Cooa nay Tlmra.
1'ETROaitAD, Fob. C Trlbuto
Is paid to tho Gorman nrtlllorymon
In nn account of a minor Incldont'
during tho fighting west of Warsaw.
"Tho Russians woro on tho dofon
slvo, with tho Germans opening up
a wldo attack on their postlons. A
Gormnn bnttory of six guns was
inovod nut Into tho opon field to
shell tho Russian tranches.
"Vory coolly tho Gorman nrtll
lorymon wont about tholr work, al
though they must havo known that
wo would soon mnko It hot for thorn.
Our obsorvorB soon got tholr range
nnd tho third shell fired from our
battorlcs on tho loft destroyed throo
of tho Gorman gnus, killing' fully
hnlf of tho ontlro Gorman forco of
nrtlllorymon. Tho othors sought sliol-
tor, but quickly returned nnu
brought tho remaining throo guns
Into action against our tronchos
again.
"Thoy had only tlmo to flro two
rounds when nnothor shell from our
battery smashed two moro guns,
destroying tholr crowB.
"Hut thoso nrtlllorymon had boon
glvon tholr ordors, nnd their bravory
I
!waB dauntless. Tho survivors, nftor
a short Interval, returned to tholr
slnglo remaining pn, nnd kept It
going until anothor Rubslan shell
laid It low."
TWO OREGON POSTMASTERS
NAMED
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0. Tho
Post Office Department has appoint
ed tho following Oregon postmasters:
Phcobe Rogers, Chester; Mablo
Shnmbrook, Umpqua.
! I'PDRTLAND WHEAT
PRICE OP 10 CENTS
Buying Orders From Outside
Foints Causes Big Advances
There Today
D? AiiocUleJ Trcaa to Cooi Uxj Tlmoa.l
PORTLAND. Or., Feb. 6. Buying
orders poured In on the Portland ex
change and wheat advanced from 2 k
to 10 cents over previous high rec-
ords. May niuostPin sold nt ft 0 1
iiusnoi.
M
exicae Peace Coeferemice
lb Appeal for America's Aid
V McAROO'S DAUGHTER
FRENCH WAR NURSE
O .
tflr Aaaoclatad Proa to Coot titf Tlmra.J
LONDON, Fob. C Col.
E. M. Houbo and wlfo of Now
York, Miss Mona McAdoo, a
daughter of tho Secretary of
tho Treasury, and Miss Knth-
crlno Drltton of Washington,
arrived todny from Now York.
' Col. Hotiso nnd wlfo nro going
to trnvol in Europe, whllo tho
Mlssoa McAdoo nnd Drltton
nro going to Franco to nurso
tho wounded.
FRANCE SAYS
GERMANY IS
DESPERATE
IDr Auoclitxl rrraa to Cooa I)r Tlmea.)
PAItIS, Fob. 0. Tho Gorman Ad
miralty's proclamation Including In
tho war zono tho wators surrounding
'tho Rrltlsh Isles provoked nn out-
'buret of indignation In tho French
pnpors, although It Is hailed as nn in
dication that Gormnny Is beginning
to find tho situation dospornto. Tho
Journal assorts that tho mensuro will
cnuso tho death of Inoffanslvo sailors!
and paralyzo tho sea trade of tho
neutrals.
Coquille Wrests Close Victory
From North Bend Locals
at Bandon Tonight.
Tho Mnrshflold High School won
tholr basketball gamo with tho Myr
tle Point quintet by tho closo score
of 20 to 17, nccordlng to word to
cotvod from there this morning. At
North Rend tho Coqutllo flvo battled
to tho end with nn oven score, tho
visitors winning tho toss-up nnd tho
score stood finally at 17 to 15 for Co
qutllo. This boosts Coqulllo another
notch toward tho county champion
ship, tho victory of last ovcnlng
raising them from .000 per cent to
.750. Marshfluld now has a per
centage of ,G6G.
Tho North Rend flvo, struggled
,vallantly, it fact that Is evidenced by
tho score standing 11 to 11 at tho end'
of tho first half and 15 to 15 at tho
'closo of tho Hocond. Two hundred
rootors choorod enthusiastically for
tholr team and tho high school gym-
fnnslum reochood with their shouts
whon tho rofereo blow his whistlo af
ter announcing Hint tho first basket
would docldo tho victor.
In tho county league Coqulllo has
hold tho lead from tho start, wlt'i
Marshflold, Myrtlo Point and Rnndon
'closo seconds In tho ,500 column.
Tho victory of last ovcnlng places
Marshflold second In tho league
Tonight tho local flvo will play
with tho Ralidon quintet and next
Friday Coqulllo will oomo ioro for n
gnmo. Should Marshflold win tho
'gamo of this ovonlng her percontago
will equal that of Coqulllo, with tho
'game of next weok to docldo tho su
premacy .
The lineup of tho North Rend and
Coqulllo tennis last ovcnlng was: '
North Dend Position Coqulllo
Mendo ' Watson
Holmos ', Norton
Forwards,
Rowen K. Losllo
Center.
Simpson Ocrdlng
Russell Avery
Guards.
Tho high school studonts will meet
tho train In a body tomorrow morn
ing to welcome tho victorious team.
HOUSEWIVES will find OALOL
LIQUID GLOSS tho best polish they
ever used. Kkblad & Sou.
RIG DANCE, Eagle's Hall, SAT
JMAHSHFIELD WINS
AT MYRTLE POINT!
URDAY EVE., FED, O,
About 200 Former Governors
and Generals Gather in San
Antonio Today
MAY REQUEST ACTION '
BY UNITED STATES
Carranza Forces Pass Death
Sentence on Four American
Railroad Officials
tlr AatoclateJ rrraa to Cooa Oaf Tlmra.
SAN ANTONIO, Fob. C That
tho Mexican penca conference called
to boghi horo this nftcrnaon might
request action by tho United States
to bring pcaco In Mexico, wns stat
ed by 8omo in nttendnnco. Moro
than 200 former Governors, Gon
orals, dlplomntB and Cabinet Min
isters nro expected to attend.
CARRANZA FORCE IIUHY
Puss Dentil Sentence on Four Amer
Icnu Railroad Ofl'lelnlN.
III? Aaaoclatrtl Pma to Cooa Day Tlmra.
DOUGLAS, Ariz., Fob. C To on
forco tho recent embargo on ship
ments In tho country south of Agun
Prlotn, General CafloB, tho Carran
za commander opposlto here, burn
ed today a number of bridges of
tho Nacozarl railroad, Threo hun
dred Americans In tho country con
trolled by Mnytorona nro now cut
off from Buppllos. Carranza offi
cials nnnounced that they passod
death sontoncos on four Amorlcnn
railroad mon for aiding Mnytorona,
but ns tho latter are in Maytoronn's
territory, thoy nro not in Innnodlato
(tnngor.
' 4
I OREGON GERMANS FILE,
PROTEST WITH LANIU, ' I
IW I
I WASHINGTON, Fj
.vJHBSA'
I Prestdont Dammasrh, of tho
Oregon Gorman TAmorlcnn Soci
ety, tologrnphcd to' Senator Lano
that 20,000 Oregon votors nskod
legislation to havo established
an embargo on tho oxport of
war materials from tho United
Stntcs.
1CAUGHT.8Y
EEXPL
All Except Ten Escape Six
Known Dead and Four
Others are Missing
I llr Ao-ito. I'rraa wivii I!jr Tlmra.)
FAYETTEVILLE, W. Vn., Fob. 0.
At least six men nro believed killed
today by an explosion li a mluo of
tho Now River Conl Co. nt Carlisle.
There woro 168 men In tho workings.
All save ten readied tho surface.
Thoy reported six killed nnd know
nothing of tho remaining four. Res
cuo parties woro organized.
SHIP BILL'S FATE
President Wilson May Call
Special Session of Congress
Amendments
D AwvlatM rrM In mm l; Tim.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. C
Whether Presldont WIlBon will call
an etxra session of Congress In caso
of tho dofoat of tho ship bill this
season, probably will bo doclded at
a conference between t o President
and Democratic leaders.
Tho administration democrats to
day agreed that It would be Impossi
ble to recommit tho ship bill with In
structions for Its modification, and
determined that their only way to
get tho amended bill boforo tho Sen
ate was to yield to Clarke's motion,
which threw tho domocrats Into con
fusion Wednesday. Thoy will then
press Gore's motion to discharge the
Commerco Commlttoo from consider
ation of tho substitute bill contain
ing tho measures satisfactory to the
progressive republican Senators. Thoy
are confldont Norrls, Kenyon nnd
LaFollette will vote for tho motion,
What will bo tho fato of the bill af
ter It Is returned to the stage of a
general debato next week h still problematical,
i
01
STILL IJ I RTAIN
LIVESTOCK PLAGUE
SPREADS AGAIN 4
4 (llr Axonrlnlpil I'min .o Cooa lUy Time. 4)
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Fob. 0. As a result of tho
discovery of tf:o foot and
mouth dlscnso in Chicago, In- 4
dlnnnpolls, Loulsvlllo, Iluf-
falo, Cincinnati, Jorsoy City,
Pittsburg and Columbus, tho
Department of Agriculture
" hns Instructed Its Inspectors
to closo the yards In thoso
4 cities In Interstate shipments
of livestock,
JAPS SEIZE
NORWEGIAN
STEAMERS
inr AwoeUla-l 1'rtaa to Cooa liar Tlmta.
TOK.IO, Fob. ,C. JnpaufJo war
ships seized tho Norwegian steamer
Christian RorB on tho allegation that
thoy found an irrogulnrlty in her pa
pers. Sho was turned over to tho
prlzo court. Tho vessol sailed Janu
ary 27 for San Francisco from Shang
hai by way of Japan.
Rescued Officers and Men of
Asama Could be Interned by
Mexico Details Glvon'
tnr AorltJ I'rraa to Cooa liar Tlmaa.)
SAN DIEGO, Fob. C According to
Information rocolved today, tho Jup
nncBo crulsor Asama struck an un
charted route at tho ontrnhco of
Turtle Day, Lower California, last
Saturday. Tho warship settled quick
ly and n galo which began to blow
.that night complotod Kb destruction.
Tho Unfted States crulnors San Diego
nnd Rnlolgh reached tho scono Inst
night and tho Jnpaneso cruisers Idzu-
mo and iIIkoii nro steaming to tho
scono.
1 According to word brought horo,
ftho officers and crow of tho Asamn
' will not tio brought into an American
port, but will ombnrk either aboard
tho Illecn or Idzumo. Undor a strict
Interpretation of tho neutrality lawn,
Moxlco has u porfect right to Intern
1 tho officers nnd men of tho Asamn
'until tho expiration of tho wnr, At
tho sumo tlmo tho United Stntcs war
ships may assist In saving llfo but lire
not permitted to attempt to salvage
tho ship,
OF
Employee of New York Odd
Fellows' Home Makes Con
fessionMany Arrests
llr Aao lat4 Trraa lo Cooa Dajr Tlmaa.
YONKERS, N. Y.. Fob. C Tho In
vestigation of Fred Mors' story that
ho put to death eight aged inmates
I of tho Gorman Odd Follows' Homo
"bocauso thoy woro old nnd a nul-
j snnco," extonded today to tho physi
cians who aro said to havo signed tlio
i death certificates. Superintendent
,Baiigort nnd threo porterB nro undor
arrest as material witnesses.
HOUSEWIVES will find OALOL
LIQUID GLOSS the best polish thoy
ever iiM'd, Ekbliul & Sou.
Dr. H, E. KEJrV, DENTIST-
I'hono 112-J, Room 204, Coke I3ld;.
RIG DANCE, Eagle's Hall, SAT
URDAY EVE,, FEH. (I.
RIG DANCE, EjikIo'h Hull, SAT
URDAY EVE., FEU, ,
JAP WRECK 1R
PROBiaiOAl
ADMITS
MURDER
CEO
GERMANS
GERMANY LIFTS EMBARGO FROM,
FOOD FOR ALLIES' CIVILIANS
ARKANSAS IS PUT
OR! LIST NO
Gov. Hay Signs State-wide
Prohibition Bill Close Sa
loons by 1916
llr AmocIaIM 1'itmi to Cooa Hay Tlmra.
LITTLE ROCK, Fob. C A bill
providing for stnte-wldo prohibition
In ATknnsas was signed today by
Governor Hays. Tho mensuro wna
passod by tho Scnnto yesterday and
by tho Houso todny. It prohibits tho
granting of further saloon licenses
for 1015, but docs not disturb thoso
nlrcndy granted, nlluwlng them to
'run until 1010.
TAKE OVER CORNER
Half Interest in Old Bank of
Oregon Property 'Purchased
by Eight for $9,000
It was nnnounced today that a
party of loading North Rend men
havo taken over tho half Interest In
tho Dank of Oregon corner which
tho former bnnk hold. It wnB trans
formed to them for $9000 for tho
half Interest. W. U. Douglns, who
owps tho other half Interest, In Bald
to hold his halt Interest worth
moro than $10,000.
Tho parties taking ovor tho prop.
,porty, which Is ono of tho best
dMUrinuiis sites In Norm lioitd, nro
O. S. Wlnsor, Frodorlck Holllrftor,
L. J. Simpson,. J. H. Groves, Honry
Kern, J. A. AUen, C. It. Smith nnd
C. M. Hylor.
Mr. Wlnsor said today that tho
report that tho corner wns bolng
hold ns tho site for tho proponed
Simpson hotel Instead of tho slto
forniorly ehoson, wbb not correct.
i Return In Match.
L. J. Simpson has sent word from
San FmnclBco thnt ho cannot .return
to Coos Rny boforo March 1. Ho did
not stnto doflnltoly that ho will bo
horo thon, but lutlmnted thnt ho will
reach hero soon after that date.
According to a report horo, tho
annunl mooting of tho Simpson Lum
ber Conipnny bus boon postponed un
til March.
Will Ship Auto.
Capt. Edgar Simpson has ordered
his Simplex nuto shlppod to San
Frnnrlsco on tho A. M. Simpson noxt
week. It Is understood that ho plans
to disposo or It or trndo It In on n
now tnr.
Capt Edgar Simpson will probably
remain In San Francisco looking nftor
tho nffulrs of tho company there.
Many RogH Pol.soned.
A number of valuable dogs In
North Rend hnvo boon polsonod tlio
past weok. Ono of them was n flue
big hound bolonglng to L. J. Simp
son. Whothor thore Is a dog poison
or In North Rend or whether tho cn
nlnes nro getting polsonod mont thnt,
has ben put out to kill rats Is a
question.
Goes to Sun Francisco.
Miss Hago, who has boon omployod
In tho offices of tho SlmpBon Lumbor
company for tho past year or so, will
leavo on tho A. M. Simpson for Han
Francisco. Slnco tho mill closod horo
sho has been taking a vacation nnd
had been planning a trip to California
far some tlmo. Sho may talto u posi
tion In tho offices or tho Simpson
Lumbor company there.
DATES OF LENTEN SPECIAL
I DAYS I
I I
I, Tho noxt church day of I in
t portanco will bo Ash Woduos- j
day, whloh will bo observed j
In all tho Catholic and Eplsco- I
pal churches and will bo tho I
I beginning of Lent, Ash Wednos
j day falls on Fobrunry 17 this j
year. February 21 Is St. Mat- I
I thlas' day; March 1. St. David's
day; March 21, Passion Sunday; j
March 28, Palm Sunday, and '
April 4. Easter.
PALACE MARKET makes REST
FRANKFURTERS. Phono I01I-.L
NORTH
RED
IN
Announces Blockade is Mere
ly Against War Supplies of
Enemy Countries
GERMAN AMBASSADOR IN '
AMERICA EXPLAINS IT
Says England Has Violated
Neutral Flags and Tried to
Enlist Merchant Ships
llljr Amhii Inlet frraa to Cona IHjr Tlmra.)
WASHINGTON, Feb. C Tho Gor
mnn EmbnRsy declared In n state
ment todny In regard to tho dc
croo placing tho wntors nround tfio
Rrltlsh IbIcb In tho wnr r.ono, thnt
Gormnny "docs not Intend to mo
lest or solre American vessels ln
don with foodstuffs for tho clvilinn
population of tho encmys' coun
tries." "A fow months ago," snyn tho am
bassador's statement, "tho English
admiralty proclaimed tho closing of
tho North Sea, tho waters of which
;to essentially noittrnl, Gormnny
does not profess to closo oven tho
English channel to neutral commorca
nnd sho docs not Intend to molest or
solzo Amorlcnn vossols laden with
roodsturfs for tho clvll'an population
of tho euomy countrlos. It Is hoped
England will not mnko necessary n
reconsideration of this nttltudo by
seizing American Bhlps llko tho WIN
holmlnn."
No Paper Hlqekiulu,
"There Is nothing now In tho com
munication mndo February 4" by tho
German Admlrnlty with rospoct to
tho nttltudo of tho Gorman Imperial
navy toward ships of tho enemy or
noutml commerce. It 1b absurd to
dcscrlbo this ns n pnpor blockuda of
tho Rrltlsh Isles, Tho communica
tion Is simply n stntomont of what
lias- been slnco tho boglrmtnff""oTtho
'war the attitude of the navies of all
belligerents toward tho ships of tho
onomy.
"Germany docs announces to tho
world Hint It proposes to destroy tho
ships of tho onomy, nnd ntlds a notifi
cation to tho neutral powers that nn
account of tho fact that Rrltlsh ships
hrn employing neutral flags, accord
ing to secret Instructions now known
to havo been Issuod by tho Rrltlsh
government, bona fldo vossols may
actually bo endangered,
"Tho warning may alao bo takon
In tho nature of an answer to tho
offer of n prlzo of 500 pounds mado
In England for tho first Rrltlsh iuor
chuut ship ramming and sinking a
German submarine"
LIMITS OF RlrOL'ICADE.
Gemma lllockndo Dov.s Not Affect
Dutch Coast.
llljr AwM-Ltol I'riwa lu Coua llajr Tlmra '
WASHINGTON, D. O., Fob. .
The offlclnl text of tlio Gorman ad
miralty's proclamation, transmitted
to (ho State Department by Ambassa
dor Gerard reveals that tho naviga
tion routes north of tho Shetland Is
lands, and oasturn part of tho North
Sea, an well us u strip of 3(i""nnutlcal
miles iihing tho Dutch count, nro not
In tho danger zono, but tho waters
directly around Gront Hrltnln nnd
Ireland comprlso tho prohibited areas.
This differs from tho first puhUshod
report.
,
ENGLAND TO FIGHT;
TO RREAIC GERMANY
LONDON, Fob. !. In nn
Interview given hero. Win-
ston Sponoor Churchill, Eng-
land's First Lord of tho Ad-
ni I rally, said:
Gormuny Is llko a mnn
throttlod with a heavy gag.
You know tho offect'of such
n gag, wholi action Is neces-
sary. Tho effort woare out
tho honrt and Germany
knows it. This pressure
O shall not bo relaxed until
who gives In unconditionally,
or ovon If Franco and If our
ally Russia should deoldo to
withdraw from tho strugglo
which is Jnconcolvablo, wo
English would carry on tho
war to the bitter ond."
! A CARD PARTY nnd DANCE will
bo glcn by tho CATHOLIC LADIES
of NORTH REND in LOGGIE'S
i HALL, WcilrMuwy evening, Feb, 10,
'-3s