INDUSTRY IS THE MOTHER OE SUCCESS. LUCK IS MERELY A DISTANT RELATION
(fas
Imj
SJttttjs
HAVE A HEART
Your Dollar In Interested In Coon liny. Iloro Is
wlioro It associates with other Dollars of Its kind
and helps to mnko prosperity. Don't bciuI It away
It will bo lonesome.
PERSEVERANCE
A mcrclinnt cannot omit lilg advertising without
tho fact being "noticed" to his disadvantage It
ho could, ho could alBo closo his storo for a whllo
now nnd then, to "savo expense"
MEM11EHS OK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
VOL NO. XXXVIII.
E 0
Reinforcements Result In a
Change Russian PorciJ
Invading Fatherland
GREAT BATTLE NOW
DEVELOPING THERE
Carpathian Campaign Inde
cisiveRussian Victories
Turks Lose in Egypt
(Dr AttoclileJ IltH tu Com B7 Tlnnw.J
LONDON, Fob. 0. Tho Cformnn
nrmy In East Prussia, reinforced with
the troops sent to help stay tho Hus
sion ndvnnco In (lormnny, has undor
taken tho offensive. Tho lluBBlnns
havo a largo nrmy In this region,
wlioro a groat haltlo has apparently
developed. Tho outcomo Is uxpoctod
to havo an Important bearing" on tho
entire campaign In Wo east.
In tho Carpathians neither sldo Is
able to gain a doflnlto victory. Tho
Austro-Gormnn troops mndo progress
In somo places but elsowhoro appar
ently suffered reverses. In ono cn
gnBomont tho ItuBsInns claim to hnvo
captured 3G00 prisoners.
Tho now Oorninn nttnek In Argonno
tins been attended with success.
Paris ndmlts tho Germans raptured
boiho positions. Aside from this
movement no engagements of liu
portnnco nro reported In tho west.
Tho Turkish Invnslon of Egypt,
ono of tho most daring nnd plctur
csiiuo Incidents of tho war, scorns to
havo como to naught. After their re
cent defeat near tho Sue. Canal, tho
Turks aro said to havo retreated.
SL
T
Lithunian Priest and House
keeper Slain Police Sus
' pect Revenge Motive
lily A0(lIM Pre to Cooo Day Time.
NEW imiTAIN, Conn., Fob. 9
Nov. Joseph Xchrls, pastor of tho
Lithuanian Catholic Church, and tils
housekeeper, Miss 13 va Glllmnn, woro
found dond In tho rectory, 'ftlio priest
Mas tliot to death nnd tho woman
strangled. Tho pollco say thoro was
troublo In tho pnrlsh not long ngo
and suspect rovonge.
President Wilson Announces
Refusal of Request to
Change Embassy
Illjr AuorUicJ l'n-M (o Coo. Hay Tlmti.)
WASIUNQTON, Fob. 9.
Tho Amorlcnu 13mbassy tit
Mexico City will not go to
Vera Cruz on Invitation of
Genernl Carrnnzn, who nsk-
nil foreign diplomat! to go,
President Wilson told callora
today. Dispatches to tho
Stato Department told of tho
defeat of Carranza forces at
Monterey.
;
T
IS VERY BRIEF
Say Nothing Important on the
West Front and Only Minor
1 Victories in the East
IUy Auorlttea FTM to Coc Dy TlmM.
HERLIN, Feb. 9. (Wireless)
Tho official statoment today says:
"In tho west nothing of Importance
t-a-isplred yesterday. On tho East
Prussian frontier wo had several
minor local successes, but otherwise
the situation was unchanged."
FUNERAL NOTICE.
The funeral of Mrs. Harry Winkler
will be Lcld Wednesday morning,
February 10, at 10:30 from St. Moni
ca's Catholic Church. Tho funeral
Party will leaVo ho residence on
Fourteenth, near Commercial, at 10
o'clock.
GERMANS ASSUM
EASTERN PRUSSIA
PUD COOP E
MEN
TUN
carranza
REQUEST
001
GERMAN
REPDR
Established 1878
ii b Tho Count Mnll.
FFEWSIVE Ii
C.A.
T
San Francisco Dispatch An
nounces Big Change Work
ed to Strengthen Business
tnr AitfllJ I'm. to Coo Hr Time.
SAN FHANCJSCO, Fob. 9. C. A.
Smith, head of tho C. A. Smith
Lumber Compnny, and mimorous
subsidiary companies In California
and Oregon, has placed his business
uffnlru In tho hands of a commltteu
of crodltois, according to an an
nouncement today.
HIh holdings tiro reported to ho
worth $15,000,000. Mr. Smith Is
now In Chicago Hooking an ndJiiBt
moht. Inability to pay Interest on
$5,000,000 for which tho Smith
companies nro bonded, Is tho chief
reason for tho trnnsfar of tho busi
ness affairs. Tho C. A. Smith Lum
ber Company, tho prlnclpnl creditor,
has 'jfflcoH hero nnd yr.rdu nnd mills
at Oakland, liny Point nnd Mursh
flold, Oregon.
According to tho abovo Associated
PrcBs dispatch recolved today from
San FrauclBco, C. A. Smith has mndo
a chaugo in his financial affairs on
which ho ling been working for tho
pnBt year or eighteen months. Ho
luiH been devoting his energies to
getting his largo holdings nnd In
dustries in n position wlioro they
will bo safeguarded nnd not affected
by any busluoss depression such,
as It was feared when tho European
war broko out, might affect the
country. v
Tho local officials and reprosontn-
tlvcs of tho company stated this
afternoon that they had not boon
apprised of tho culmination of tho
change. Mr. Smith nnd Mr. Wnr
nor hnvo boon in Chicago for somo
tlmo, but whon Mr. Smith wns heard
from about a week ago, ho wbb then
plnnnlng to lonvo for tho coast.
Worth Over $I.V0,((.
Tho Btatomont that Mr. Smith's
holding nro reported to bo worth
about $15,000,000 la ovldonlly an
orr'jr, as sovoral yours ngo his hold
ings woro rated nt ovor $15,000,000,
so that tho $5,000,000 bond Issuo
wns comparatively smnll. iii addi
tion to his Immonso tlmbor holdings
In Oregon, California and in Minne
sota, ho is snld to hold somo of tho
most vnlunblo coppor lands In Wis
consin. No Effect Locally.
It is understood that tho chnngo
mado will not uffect his business
locally, as it Is moroly in connection
with tho flnancinl ond that it ap
plies. Interpret It Wrong.
For Bomo tlmo it Is stated that
tho Smith Intorosts hnvo boon mado
tho object of koon attacks by rival
lumber intorosts in Snn Francisco,
and It Is understood that some of
tho rival concerns will probably ut
tompt to put tho wrong Interpreta
tion on It. Desplto tho keen compe
tition, tho Smith Company has be
como tho blggost oporntor in tho
San Francisco mnrket.
HARD BATTLE II ,
FDRESJ DEPTHS
French Claim Victory at La
bassee Soissons Bombard
edFight in Argonne
Oy Amoc UteJ FrtM to Coo Vy Tlrow )
PARIS, Fob. 9. Tho official re
port today says: "Hotweon Uothun
and Labasseo wo yesterday re-occu-pled
a small mill where tho enemy
had Installed himself. Tho Ger
mans bombarded Soissons. In tho
Argonne, a fight which dovoloped
around Bagatelle continued yester
day In ono of tho most dense parts
of tho forest and consequently be
camo quite confused. Each side, gen
erally sneaking, maintained Its lines,
'although tho Germans occupied some
of our. advanced positions."
Masquerade Mil, St. Vnlentinb's
Kve, Saturday, Feb. 13, Eagles' Hall.
Prices for best cost tuned. .Muvt in's
Orchestra. Admission fiOc nnd surely
worth It. You'll lo there, we'll all
bo there everybody's going. NIT
SED.
campaign
WE
5MIT
HAS
NEW
ARRANGEMEN
MARSHFIELU, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1915
loglisJhi People Shocked by
M
relief ship there.
ny Amino hi ivl ln In Conn Ilajr TlmM,
LONDON, Fob. 9. Tho
American steamship Wllholm
ina, which sailed from Now
York with a cargo oT food sup
plies for Germany, passed tho
Lizard this morning.
MANY WOMEN
SERVING IN
GERMAN ARMY
(llr AuoclatcJ Prria to Conn llajr Tltnn.
PETROORAD, Fob. 9. A dlspntch
from Warsaw says that nmong tho
prisoners taken by tho Ilusslnns In
tho fighting at tho junction of tho
Hzura Hlvor woro a number of Ger
man women. According to this mes
sage somo of thoso women were
found with rifles in their hands in
tho first lino of trenches.
BLACK SEA PORTS
ARE Bi
Turkish Cruiser, Former Ger
man Gunboat, Shoots Up
Crimean Town
(llr Auojlitoj I'rtu to Cool llijr Tlrafi.
PETROORAD; Fob. 9". Tho Tur
kish crulsor Mldlrll, formerly tho
Gorman crulsor Drcslatt, has bom
bardod Ynlta, n port on tho Hlnck
Sen In Crimen. In rcspouso to this
nttack Russian cruisers wont to tho
Turkish sldo of tho Hlnck Sea and
bombarded Troblzond.
GREAT ACTIVITY
EN SHIP YARDS
More Ships Building in Amer-
lea Than Ever Before
All U. S. Registry
(Hr AuocUteJ I'rfM to Cnot llr Tlmn.J
NEW YORK, Fob. 9. Tho great
est activity In shipbuilding In mnny , diminish tho vnluo of tho protection!
years in this country Is now under I K(von by ti,0 Amorlcnn flag. Not on-1
way, according to statomonts of,,y W0lld Umt bo untllKtitricd In us!
ping men today. Every firm on
Atlantic seaboard has more or-
than It can (III for new ves-,
dors
soia nnu mo uuu acuvuy ,.rUv,,B
., im Pn fin PnnHt. Kvorv vos-
" "" ' , , , ...
sol now on tho wnys, It Is said, will
bo plnced undor American roglstor.
a a ; a
''''-'
CHANGE IN FLEET.
nr AwotUteJ rr .0 Cooa Uy TlmM.J
'
SEATTLE, Fob. 9. Tho
cruiser Colorado sailed from
tho Pugot Sound Navy Yard
for San Francisco on hor way
to Mexican wators, whoro sho
will bo tho flagship of Rear
Admiral Howard, comniandor
of tho Pacific floot, who will
v
trnnBfor from t'.io cruUor Sun
Diego.
4,
STEIN ARRESTED.
Sheriff Alfred Johnson was
Informed yesterday that Dan
Stein, who slipped away from
Coqulllo In violation of 'a
court order, had been arrosted
at Rosoburg. Stoln was try
ing to put up bail thoro pond
ing tho appeal of his case.
Sheriff Johnson said that a
cash bail of $1000 or a bond
for $2500 would bo required.
Masquerade Hall, St. Valentines
Evo, Saturday, Fob. 1, Eagles' Hall.
Prizes for best costumed. Martin's
Orchestra. Admission SOo and surely
worth It. You'll bo there, we'll all
I... tl..ui Ai'nnfliuH'' lJl'
SED,
isunse d American Flaj
Lusitania Incident Causes
Much Chagrin, Says Paper
at Manchester, England
UNITED STATES CAN
ONLYjMAKE PROTEST
Violation of Neutral Flag Was
Not Serious Offense In
creases Danger Now
PRES. WILSON'S VII4W
OF FLAG INCI 1)13X1
Mr Aorlilcl I'm! to Coot Ilajr Time.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 9.
Regarding too establishment
mont of n war zone by (lor
mnny nround tho British Isles
President Wilson Bnld todny
thnt ho Is awaiting tho Gor
man government's memoran
dum bolng forwarded by
Ambassador Gerard boforo
reaching n decision on what
uttltudo to vtnko. President
Wllnou takes tho view that
the war zouo proclaimed by
Germany does not constltuto
a blockade or oven n paper
blockado. Ho stated It was
simply n warning.
REPORT CONFIRMED.
11 Auoclitis I'm to Cuo llir Tlmr,
washing ton, i). a.
Feb. 9. Ambassador Pngo nt
London has notified tho Stnto
Department lato today that
tho British foreign office had
confirmed to-HiIm tho press
reports announcing tho flying
of an American flng ovor tho
Cuiinrdor 'Lualtanla on her
roccnt trip across tho Irish
sen. Pago also Includod In
his dlHpatch tho text of tho
press roport of tho occur
rence. (nr Alio? UteJ I'm to Coo l)jr Tlraw.J
LONDON, Fob. 9. Assorting that
tho Lusltnnla adopted a pormlsslblo
stratagem In hoisting an American
i flag to avoid dangor In tho final
i stage of her dash for Liverpool," the
.Manchester Guardian declares: "Tho
act may bo perfectly lawful without
being utoBothor fair." tio papor
says, "Tho fact thnt our fastest liner
had to chnngo hor flag has shocked
our pride. If all of our ships wero
to do tho samo tho result would bo,
as tho American papers point out, to
nm, linwortny of milon whloJl rules
tho BClxa but nls0 HI)fr t0 tho UllUcd
wou,d roflecl 0
indignation as wns aroused by
........
. uormany s mreai to tusrogara nou-
. -.,,
,nu ,"u'8,
! .rTTTTT.
t v
uiiA luiii I'liur '.sr,
Ur AMo-UtftI I'rtu to Con Ily TInin.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. 9.
Tl.o administration vlow of tho hoist
ing of tho American flag on tho Bri
tish stenmor Lusitania, as stated to
day on tho highest authority, Is that
,","' " w ...ov- H.......w, .-
ino use oi omer nag uy smpa o. u -
tlons at war Is such a customary
; practice that no formal protest can
.lio mado. but that It will be proper
to send to Great Drltnln a note nclnt.j
ing out tho dangers to neutral ship
ping which may follow If such prac-
tlco Is continued.
l Kcr raiioimnn inero promises to
!be keen competition at tho meeting
'of tho Merchant's Patrol tonight.
1 SI Noah, Walter Condron nnd Chns. nmn refused to Issuo a certificate of
,000110 nro nil. applicants, Mr. Donno'oiection, Mandamus proceedings wero
desiring to bo rotalued desplto the'Urought horo to compel tho issuanco
Council's action. Sheriff Johnson I or tno election certificate. This tho
was asked to appoint Mr. Doano tie-1 court does not, In an opinion wrlt-
puty bo Hint ho would bo empowered I ton by Eukln, holding tho clauso In
'to make anosts if reelected, but Mr. tho amondmont to Article 7 of tho
Johnson stated that ho would not
tako nny part In It. Ho said that If
ho needed a doputy Jiore. he would
consider Mr. Doano for tho place.
Masquerade Rail, St. Valentines
Eve, Sattirdiiy, Feb, la, ICagles' Hall.
Prizes for best costumed. Murtlu's
Orchestra, Adiiilssluu ROc mid surely
worth it. You'll bo there, we'll nil
Nl'F.bo there everybody's going. NUC
p1
w J. ill
EVENING EDITION.
NOTED FINANCIER DEAD.
Illy Aiworlatel I'm t' Coon nr TlmM.l
NEW YORK, Feb. 9. Nor
man Ii. Roam, financier nnd
director In ninny rnllroads,
hanks nnd Industrial corpora
tions, died horo In n hospital
today. ,
GREECE MADE
PROTEST ON
GERMAN ZONE
tnr AnocUUJ Prrt to Coot Dr Tlran.J
ATHENS, Feb. 9. In respotiBO
to n notification from tho Gorman
J government of Its declaration In-
eluding within tho war mho tho
wutors about tho British Islos, tho
Grecian government todny sont n ro-
ply In which It Insists tho rights of
Greece must bo respected. It con-
tends that Grccco cannot bo hold
responsible for other nntlons flying
Its flag.
PACKERS FINED BY
Big Concerns Must Pay $25,-
000 Apiece for Violating
Anti Trust Law
I llr AuocliteJ I'rfu to Coot llr TlmM.J
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Feb. 9.
The packing firms of Armour & Co.,
Swift & Co., St. Louis Drossod Boof
& Provision Co., Hammond Packing
Co., nnd Morris & Co., woro found
guilty of violating tho stnto anti
trust law by tho Missouri Suprnmo
Court. Each wns fined 125,000. An
ordor of oustor wns Issuod, but ench
was allowed to remain In buslnoss In
tho state on payment nt the flues.
TO
DFEICE SIX YEARS
Oregon Supreme Court Sus
talnS Judge Hall S ViCW
Court's Ruling Given
,,. . . ..
t ..,'.., t L view of Judiia John F
j "'I0"0, S S'unty jSdi
who r .ed coun y judt
,. torm , offlP! wfl8 four years In-
his torm or ornco was lour oars in-
, . . , nrH ng Bomo woro coll.
siond or six yenrs ns somo woro con
.tending. Tho court held that four
i ycara wa tho torm of tho Judgos olec-
ted In 1910, tho six-year torm not ap
plying except to thoso elected aftor
the 1910 election which extendod tho
torm.
In addition to this tho decision of
tho court means that James Watson
W ll0l(l th0 offIco 0( county judge
for 8,x yonrfli , ft to)ogrIU t0 tho
, J 0 ,,,, cIorI of tho
0regon Sll)romo Court at Baleni
,veg tho foUow,nK HUmroary of tho
, , Ul0 (est cns0.
Tho Suproino Court today decided
tho case of Phy versus Wright, tho
Oregon county Judgo election case.
Phy wus elected county Judgo of Un
ion county last November, but tho
clork, acting undor a decision of tho
Supremo Court In tho Stato vs, Hol
Constitution oxtendlng tho torm of
JuJIelal officers to six years related
0D to those elected after tho nm
endment took effect, which was when
proclaimed by tho Governor, Decem
ber 3, 1910. So county Judges elect
ed In 1910 only hold four years. The
Holman caso was reversed, Judges
Mooro and Burnett, dissented.
Deputy Prosecutor.
Mr. Armstrong stated that tho
matter of a deputy prosecuting attor-
M55D0H
COURTS
WIATSDN
0
A Consolidation of Time, Const Mai)
"till Poo Itnv Advcrtlr
SENATE HAS ALLWIGHT SESSION
OVER WIILSDN'S SHIPPING BILL
'5
HUSBAND IS HERE
Altliough his wlfo mysteriously
dropped out of sight tu Portland n
month ngo yestorday and tho pollco
of tho Roso City and othor Coast
points nnd others hnvo been search
ing In vnln for hor over since, W. II.
Klrby of Mnrshtleld did not loam of
It until last evening. In a llttlo chat
with Dal Cathcart the latter accl
dentally mentioned her disappear
nnco, much to tho nstonlshmcnt of
Mr. Klrby and nlso to tho latter, who
know tho mlsBlng woman as Mrs.
Dlckoy, tho nnmo sho boro boforo
marrying Klrby somo four yenrs ngn.
Klrby and his wlfo .became es
tranged two or thrco years ngo and
although not divorced havo not been
keeping In touch with ench other, nnd
It seems thnt sho has bIiico resumed
her formor nnmo of Mrs. Dickey.
From Prominent Finally.
Mrs. Klrby, or rnthor, Mrs. Dlckoy,
a3 sho is now known, comes from a
prominent family. Hor brother Is
W. F. Herrln, for years head of the
logal department of tho Southern Pa
cific nnd generally known ins the
political boBj la his Btato. Another
brother Is D. C. Herrln, a prominent
Insurance man of Portland who was
twlco Grand Master of tho A. O. U.
W. Hor Blator Is tho wlfo of Manager
Dixon of tho llooth-IColly Lum'bor
Compnny nt Eugeno. Tho Ilorrln
family was ono of tho promlnont pio
neer families of Jackson county.
MyMcrlmiH Dlwiponruii(v.
Ab Mr. Cathcart recalls It, Mrs.
Dickey dropped out of sight In Port
land Just a month ngo yestordny. It
sooms that tho first Inkling of hor
dlsnppoaranco was given In tho dis
covery of hor suit cases In n station
thoro. No noto or mlsslvo wbb found
to explain nnd slnco then no trace
has boon discovered.
. Mr. Cathcart, who Is prominent In
tho A, O. V. V Inst evening hnp-
poued to mention D. C. Herrln nnd
Mr. Klrby casually rcmnrked thnt ho
had mnrrled Mr. Horrln's Blstor four
or flvo years ago. Then Mr. Cath
cart related the story of hor disap
pearance, of which Klrby hod not
previously heard.
Mr. Klrby Is In chnrgo of tho
wholesnlo department of tho Coos
county Fnrmors' Union Wurohouso
branch and has boon on tho Day some
tlmo. Ho Is about fifty years old,
about tho samo ago as his missing
wlfo.
Mr. Klrby Is In Coqulllo today nnd
could not bo seen In regard to tho
strnngo story In which ho Is a lead
ing figure.
PHONE EXPERT ON BAY
W. N. Winter, of Hood River, Hero
to Assist Loral Company
For 11 Time.
W. N. Winter, of Hood River,
president of tho Oregou-Wushlngtou
Telephone Compnny, operating In
n half dozen communities along tho
Columbia River, arrived today via
Mnploton nnd will spend a wcok or
mora looking ovor tho country nnd
going over In dotnll tho accounting
system of tho Coos nnd Curry Tolo
phono Company. Mr. Wlntor Is nn
offIco efficiency oxport, especially In
telophono book-keeping, nnd will ns
slst In working out the accounting
problems of tho local concorn on a
satisfactory basis, He Is a per
sonal friend of Charles Hall, presi
dent of tho local company, whom ho
succeeded In tho control nnd presi
dency of the Hood River corporation,
Whllo horo Mr. Wlntor will probably
visit Coqulllo River points,
noy for this side of the Day has not
yot been brought boforo tho commis
sioners. If tho peoplo want such nn
offlcor, ho declared, he would not op
poso tho movo. It Is Intimated that
District Attornoy Llljeqvlst did not
bring tho mattor boforo tho commis
sioners boforo for tho reason that
Judgo Hall was known to bo opposed
to tho move.
Tho matter may bo brought up
for tho commissioners' decision when
they reconvene on Thursday.
Mrs. Ira Woltzol of North Dond I
iSSINC
11
will entertain hor c!ns3 of boys iof worth It, You'll bo there, we'll nil
tho Presbyterlnn Sunday school SaVbo there everybody's going. NL'F
urday afternoou at her homo. SED. J
No. 171
Most Exciting Time in Years
Marks Filibuster Over Ship
Purchase Measure
FULL ATTENDANCE OF
SENATORS FIRST TIME
President Declares He Will Call
Extra Session if Measure
Is Not Passed
tnr AuorlatKl Vrnt to Coo nr TlmM.J
WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. 0.
Another nil night bcbsIoii of tho Sen
ate, threats of mnny more, nnd coun
ter threats of whnt Is llkoly to hnppen
If thoro nro mnny more, found Presi
dent Wilson's Bhlp bill tlll being
tossed nbout In u sea of dubnto with
tho Republican filibuster again In full
blnst.
Piesldont Wilson, nt a Whlto
Ilotiso conference, said ho had no In
tention of dropping tho bill nnd In
tlmntcd ho would call a special ses
sion If It was filibustered to denth
nt tho present ono.
'At todny's session, Reed, ndmlnls
trntlon Domocrat, proposed nn ordor
fot tho nrrest of nil absentees nnd
to keep them In tho Sonnto until tho
bill Is dlspoBod of. Tho proposal
drow a ronrlng nttnek nnd gnvo a
prospect of furnishing material for
nn nll-dny debate. At noon ovory
membor was on tho floor oxcopt
Lowla, who wns 111 nnd wab Bleeping
noarby. For the first tlmo In yenrs
nil tho Rents woro filled, After nn
nil night speech Jones, of Washing
ton ylolded tho floor nt 8:20 n. in. to
Urlstow, Jones spoko for 13 hours
nnd nn minutes.
Aflor nearly two hours' dobato on
Rood's proposal, Vlco President Mar
shall ruled further dobato out or or
der and.Urandogfle.nppoalcd. Reed
moved to lay tho appeal on tho table
but his motion was dofoatod, 38 to
30. Marshall Inter ruled as Rood's
original motion was not dobntablo tho
appoal was dobatablc. Lodgo appeal
ed and the Sonnto roftiBod to sustain
tho chnlr, -10 to 38. Tho Insurgent
Democrats voted with tho Republi
cans, ns did Uryan, Domocrat. Nor
rls, Republican, voted with his party,
flint La Follotto stood with tho Demo
crats. Marshall, with unanimous
consent, decrcod that all Intervening
tliioHtlons wero decided and that tho
question boforo tho Sonuto was Reed's
ordor to compel nttendnuco.
KOLONS IIAVK. SMALLPOX.
ur AMOfiiiM rru to coot liir tiidn )
PHOENIX, Ariz., Fob. 9.
Tho Arizona Leglslaturo
has adjourned for two dny&ou
account of two roprosentntlvcs
having taken 111 with small
pox. .ALMtKIIAL'H WIFE l)lil).
(Special to Tho Times,)
FLORENCE. Or., Fob. 9 The wlfo
of City Marshal Clark McLaughlin of '
I ,' nn win u iiiuu riliiu) uiill wilb uuriUU
Saturday. Mr. McLaughlin Is very
popular hero and la one of tho most
efflcloui officers on the river. His
many friends oxtend him their heart
felt sympnthy In his great affliction.
MOVE R.VXDON LIGHT.
Rumors that havo boon going tho
rounds to tho offect that tho Dan
don llghthouso would bo moved over
to this sldo of tho river, would sootn
to havo confirmation In a letter ro
from Congressman W. C. Hawloy
llnndon Uccorder,
IIiijs Pool Hull. Hugh Sneddon
has closed a deal for tho purrtnso of
Allen's Pool and l)lllnrd Hall and ci
gar storo on Front streot and will
soon tako possession. John Allen
nnd a partner hnvo boon conducting
It.
AVItlst Party. Mrs. McLcod and
Mrs, F. A. Sacchl will entertain nt(
whist Friday afternoon.
GUS HEARD nnd W. W. Holland nro
here from their famous much at
Pnrkersburg.
Mnsquormlo Rail, St. Valentin's
Eve, Saturday, Ken. Ii), Eagles' Hull.
Prizes for best costumed. Martin's
Orchestra. Admission noo and surely