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FEBRUARY, 1015.
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FEEDING 50,000 HUNGRY I
BELGIANS EVERY DAY
Anerlcnii Relief Commission tins En-
(nblishcfl Lnrgent Soup Kltt-hcn
Ju tho World.
ID Amoclitei rrnt to Coos Car Timet,
LONDON, Feb. 11. Tho soup kit
chen organized In Urusscls by tho
American Commission for Relief Is
now undoubtedly tho largest In tho
world. Nearly fifty thousand peo
ple entirely dajstltuto watt In tno
"bread lines" overy day nnd over six
thousand gallons of soup nnd four
thousand kilograms of bread arc daily
distributed to them.
"Unllko the, bread lines I havo
scon In America," says tho report
from ono of tho rcpresontntlvos In
' Brussels, "theso nro nil pcoplo of ono
nationality and nil with n common
nnd undeserved misfortune. They
nro of nil classes hut wo know none
of them save by number bccntiRO no
mnttor what their station or tho ox
tent of their mlsfortuuo thoy still
havo l'nmour propro nnd many of
them, If they woro compelled to write
tholr names on coupons when they
get tho Boup would rather stnrvo
than tako it. Nono of thorn think
that thoy will nlwnys havo to bo In
tho bread lines and every one of
them fools Hint when It Is nil ovor
thoy will wnnt to forget that thoy
havo been destitute,
"Tho soup for theso pitiful flot
sam nnd Jetsam of war is all prepared
In tho largo storehouses of tho Inter
national Express Company Van Gaud.
Moro than ono hundred pcoplo nro
engaged In this work. Among them
nro formor chefs of boiiio of tho lend
ing hotels of nniBsols, who give di
rections as to tho kind nnd quality
of tho soup, Its lngYodlcnfa nnd their
proportions. Undor them nro those
who clonn tho vegetables potatoes,
carrots, beans, otc and prcparo tho
meat. This entire staff Is composed
of volunteers except the chefs who
recotvo nt tho most halt it crown n
day.
"From three o'clock In tho morn
ing, when tho cooking of tho first
G00O gallons of soup Is stnrtcd, tho
nccno In tho clrciiB-lIko storehouse of
tho Express Company Is ono of tre
mendous activity with tho moving
figures of tho hundred whlto-clnd
chefs, tho fires nblazo under scores
of Immcnao cauldrons nil dimly
seen through tho shifting clouds o(
pungent steam rising from tho boil
ing soup.
"When tho soup Is cooked It Ib
Hont, undor tho seals of tho Commis
sion nnd undor tho protection or tho
American flag, In largo lorries to tho
twenty-ono rnntooiiB, scattered . nil
ovor Brussels. These cnutoons woro
formerly schools, dnnco halls, turk
Ish baths, otc. During tho morning,
! whenever ono goes, women ami' child
ren may bo neon coming nnd going
with pltchoru of steaming soup nnd
tholr ration of bread under their
nrniB."
.MANAGER 'I,.N FOR SCHOOL
I' viillon (a .School Management at
.Mhmhi Clly Works Nicely
.MASON CITY, Fob. 10 Tho
board of education of tho Mason
City public schools Ib giving tho
manager plan 11 thorough test. Tho
city nearly two years ago, adopted
tho commission form of government,
hut this doos not Include tho public
schools. Tho board Js composed or
professional men who do .not have
tho time to glvo close attention
to detail, nnd In order that tho best
rosults might ho obtained thoy
I secured tho services of llaymoud h.
James, and his official title Is city
managor of schools. Call up tho
president of tho board or any of Its
mombors nnd thoy refer you to tho
city manager and thoy look to him
to soo that tho schools are run on
nn economical and sound basis.
Another Innovation Is that tho pub-1
lie schools of Mason City aro with-
out a Buporlntondont nnd tho plnn
Is working flno. J. K. Palmar Is,
principal of tho high school nnd F. J
M. liummitt Is principal of grades, '
and tlioso mon nro responsible to
tho board alono. Tho board is Quito
satisfied with both plans and thcro,
Is comploto harmony all around.
Thoro is probably no city In tho
stato nr country that has similar
plans. ,
NOTICE TO CltKHITOKS.
Notice Is hereby given to whom it
may concern that Georgo W. Wei
stead was appointed Administrator
of tho estate of Paul Ephrlum Has- M
sell, deceased, on tho 12th day of
November, 1914, by tho County Court I U
of tho Stato of Oregon for Coos Coun
ty. All persons having claims agnlnst
tho aforesaid cstato aro required to
present them at the office of Peck &
Peck, First National Dank Building,
Marshflold, Oregon, to the undor
slgned, as required by law.
GEOUGE WELSTEAD,
Administrator.
First publication, January 21, 1915.
Last publication, February 18, 1915.)
FEBRUARY 11, 1915 EVENING
NEWS OF WORLD'S GREATEST WAR DAY Br DAY
tlly Amvilatnl Vno lo Coos najr TIium.J
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 10.
A correspondent of tho Tnswlr-1-Esklar
sends u number of inter
esting episodes from tho bombard
ment of tho Turkish const north of
tho city of Aloxnndrettc. Tho moBt
Interesting or theso Is how the threat
ened bombardment of tho city it
self was averted.
After sholllng tho railroad lino
near Pnjas, n Urltlsh cruiser nppear
ed boforo Alcxandretle, where, mcan
whllo, tho two locomotives of n
train which had been partly demol
ished by Urltlsh shells nlso nrrlved.
Tho commander of tho Urltlsh vessel
demanded tho surrender of tho gar
rison of Alextuulrctto and the trans
fer of nil arms In tho city within
olghtcon hours undor penalty of
bombardment of nil public buildings.
Tho reply mndo by tho Turkish
commnndor wns that for each Turk
killed ho would hang an Engllshmnn,
In tho end It was arranged that the
blowing-up of tho two locomotives
which hnd escaped tho hombnrdment
nt Pnjns would sottlo tho mnttor.
Tho correspnndent speaks of tho
locomotives nB "culpnblo," but dooa
not explain tho reason why ho uses
this term.
Lntor In tho dny ' tho Turkish
commnndor sent word to tho nrltlsh
cruiser that ho could not find any
dynnmlto for tho blowing up of
tho locomotives. All dynamite had
been sent to Damascus, ho assorted.
Tho commander of tho Urltlsh cruis
er then offered to supply onough
oxploslvos for the destruction of tho
two locomotives
While theso pourparlers woro In
progress n Turkish locomotlvo on-
glnccr had quietly steamed to PnJaB.
hooked his englno to tho pnrtly do
mollHhcd but still mobllo train and
then mndo off In the direction of
Merslnu. When tho English heard
of this thoy made tho two locomo
tives In Aloxnudrette useless, nnd
then Btenmod back to Pajas, too
Into however, to roach tho train
with tholr guns. With throttle wldo
opon tho Turkish engineer wns well
away towards tho Intorlor whon tho
Urltlsh cruiser nrrlved off Pnjua.
To malto tho humiliation of' tho
British moro comploto tho; had
monuwhllo boon Joined by tho Hub
slau cruiser "ABkold". Whon tho
two returned to Alexnndretto they
found that tho commnndor of tho
city still Insisted that for each Turk
killed In the prppoxod bombardment
nn Englishman would bo killed,
not by hroaklughls nock at tho end
of tho rope, but by strangulation,
possibly, tho moat horrible form of
death. Checkmated, tho two crulson
steamed for other ports,
CltlCAT XOHTIIEIt.V O.V WAV.
PORTLAND, Or., Fob. 11. Presi
dent L. C. Oilman, of tho Spoknuo,
Portland & Senttlo Hallway Company,
nmolvod n wlroloss mossago from tho
ox irons Htonmor Urmit Northern, an
nouiioliig that It hnd left Hulhna on
February 3 and was procoodlng up
tho roast, Tho mosRago caine to
Portland via l'hlhulolilii. Tho
Groat Northern loft Philadelphia
January 28. Sho will ho duo In San
Francisco nbout Folruury 13.
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SHARPSHOOTERS BUSY
Claim They Kill More .Men Thau Aij
Lost In Hat tics.
Wj AhocIMM rmi to Cotw nr TtfflM.)
DUNKiniC, Franco, Fob. 11. Tho
activities of tho highly efficient Gor
ninn sharpshooters havo been respon
sible for n lnrgo proportion of tho
casualties In tho French and Urltlsh
armlcB during the pnst two months.
LlcuUnnnt II. G. Vouzler of the
French army, writes of theso sharp
shooters: "During tho past threo weeks I
I havo lost moro men by tho sniper
than 1 did in threo stiff engagements.
Our position Is not unllko a golf
links hnlt a mllo from the club
houpo wo nro hunkorcd nnd nicely un
dor cover, but Immediately ono of ub
shows a bend a ballot whizzes past
in 0110 dny ten woro hit nnd for tho
life of us wo could not locate the,
placo whero tholr snipers woro con
coaled. At last wo found It: four
hundred yardB In front of us In tho
open woro several prominent tufts
of grn88. Ono of my men fired Into
ono of these tufts, and n Biilpor fell
Into view mortnlly wounded. A hun
dred yards to tho right wns nnothor
tuft which wo demolished with a
fuslllndo of shots. When It wns dnrk
wo found thero two dend Germans,
who woro warmly clad and wrapped
In rugs.
"Wo decided to imitate tho tactics
of tho Germans. Two of our mon
volunteered to becomo wntcrnls, Jimt
ns tho Germnns hnd become Mold
mlco. Under cover of darkness tbiy
wormed themselves Into tho bank at
tho water edge of a Btngnnnt pool,
nnd tho next dny they picked off
ninny Germans boforo thoy woro dis
covered." JEWS 1IAKI) PHESSED.
(tlf AuocUtiKl rrttn to Coo, nr Time.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Fob. 11.
Tho lnrgo number of Jowlsh rofttgooi
who nro reaching this city from Pnl
ostlno nro becoming n serious, prob
lorn horo. They nro brought without
chargo by tho American cru'sor Ten
ncssco from Jaffa, and available ac
commodations horo aro already
strained to tho utmoHt.
Tho rofugecH report that n pro
nounced antl-Somltlc persecution bus
been started around Jaffa, os"!ng to
tho chargo that tho Jows favor iho
Allies.
SOLDI EltS HAVE PAPKHS.
CDr AMoclited TrrM lo Coo, Dr Tlmw.J
DUNKIRK, Franco, Feb. 11. Al
most every mug stretch of trench
has Its weekly uewspnpor which com
bines sober off trial ordors and 10
ports of tho week's fighting with hu
morous sullies and personal Jotting
of tho most lntlmnto chanr'or. A
recent rovlew of tho "Trench Prow"
shows a list of nearly n score of peri
odicals which havo boon published
with sufficient continuity to Justify
tholr moutlon ns "established pap
ers." NEW liOXDO.V LIGHTS.
(lljr Awurlttnl 1'rPM lo Coo Ujr Tlmra.)
LONDON, Fob. 11. As a safeguard
agnlnst nccldouts nt night In tho dar
kened streets, thu authorities havo
boguu whllewashtiig all curhstonoB,
polos and mall boxes In tho outlying
districts.
NOTED PUGILIST SLAIN.
inr Auoeutfci rrtw io coo. nr tidim.)
UOULOONW, Franco.FrL. 11. Max
Ludo, the French heavyweight boxor,
known also as Ludoyle Morcadlor,
who brought out Carpontlor, has boon
killed In action.
VOn CHANNEL TUNNEL.
(nr AMorlittJ I'rnu to Com Il.jr Tlrat.)
PARIS, Fob. 11. Tho PnrlB press
has again taken up tho question of
tho projected tunnel undor tho Eng
lish Channol, boiiio writors pointing
out that had tho project boon real
ized tho cooporatlon of Urltlsh and
A'Yonch troops would havo been so fa
cilitated as to havo had an apprecia
ble effect on tho military operations,
COIN UELGIA.V 310NKV.
llif Aocltl I'rtM to Coot Tlif Timet,
PARIS, Fob. 11. Nows rocolved
from Brussels Indicates that tho Ger
mans aro coining five frano pieces
of tho effigy of Albert I. with plates
that the, Uolglan mint hud failed to
remove
SHIPPING AT GARDINER.
Tho schooners Lucy And Loulso aro
in nnd aro taking on cargoes ot ium
' ber for San Pedro. It la reported that
the Sadto and Caroline aro on their
way to this port to tako out a cargo
ot lumber for California points. Tho
San Podro will leavo San Frnnolsco
on tho eight with freight for Gardi
ner, Reedsport, Scottaburg and other
I'mpqua points, Gardiner ('ourlor.
A THRft
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Englishwoman Tells of Wm's Effect,
on Germany's Ally.
(nr AsaocUlftJ 1'rrm to Coot Day Tms.
LONDON, Fob. 11. That it is not
Impossible for English pcoplo to
mnko tholr way through Germany
nnd AtiBtrln la shown by tho roturn
to Loudon of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Lnn
tay after n business trip to Vienna.
Mr. Lnntny had Important hUBlnesa
Interests In Austrln, which two
months after tho wnr began, demand
ed his presence In Vienna. Ho had
mndo tho trip so often In times of
penco that ho scoffed at his friends'
warnings of tho ltkllhood of Impris
onment and possible death as n spy.
Ho took his wife with him, nnd pro
ceeded In his accustomed manner
ncross Germany. Thoy were not mo
lested nnd remained In Vienna near
ly three months, making no particu
lar effort to conceal thcjnaolY.es.
Tholr return wns made by another
routo, but wna accomplished without
accident. Mrs. Lnnty thus described
her ndventuro:
"Of courso wo did not report odr
boIvcb, but simply lived lit Vlonna.
Wo would have got Into trouble, no
doubt, If tho authorities had known
tho clrcumatntnc'cs, hut my husband,
being of Austrian pnrcntngo, though
a naturalized Englishman, wns ablo
to carry things through.
"It Is really romnrknblo tho kind
liness with which English pcoplo nro
treated in Vlonna, In tho shops I
found It possible to do my trading
In English, which almost nil tho at
tendants apenk fluently. Tho reeling
among tho pcoplo whom I mot seem
ed to ho frlondly toward tho English,
nnd nn English Indy who Is teaching
In tho schools told mo that sho ttp
ttccs no diminution In tho number of
pupils studying tho English lnngungo.
"Within tho past two or threo
weeks tho military nuthorltles In Vi
enna havo begun to tlghton tho r6
strlctlons surrounding aliens. At
present, I hollovo, no alien ononiy.ls
ntlowcd to go out after 8 o'clock r)t
night; thoy nro not allowed to outer
ineniorB nun conco nouses, nnu vio
lations ot thq alien enoiny restric
tions nro punishable with a find Ot
1100.
"Vlonna has begun to fool tho, lire;
Btiro of tho wnr vory aoveroly. Tho
city Is ono huge hospital, and In many
sections tho children cannot go to
school bocnuso tho buildings aro re
quired for hospital purposes;1'" Tho
University buildings nnd tho Parlia
ment IIoiibo aro nlso being used for
hospitals, in tho atroots ono sees
hardly anything but wounded sol-
dlors and civilians In mourning,
"Tho prices of ovory dny commo
dities nro rising rnpldly, and tho sup
ply la bolng so safogmirdod that H
la Impossible to obtain any moro than
n supply for n day or so. Tho big loaf
nf broad which used to bo sold for a
cent or two haa dwindled In alzo un
til It Is barely threo Inches around
nnd tho price li four conts. Moat is
vory oxponalvo nnd petroleum is G
cents for n half pint. Dross mntorlals,
which Vlonna used to obtain mostly
from Loudon, aro acarcoly obtainable
nt any price.
"Tho town Is full of smallpox and
long lines of people aro seen wait
ing outBldo tho public pbyslnlans' of
fices for vaccination, Tho scarcity of
mon laborers Is bolng mot by tho uso
of womon nnd cripples for such work
ns street cleaning and housebuild
ing. A short tlnio ago thoro was a
lioavy fall of Bnow which blocked tho
stroots; n largo forco of women was
omployod to pllo It up and clear a
path for wagons along tho principal
thoroughfares. Thoro aro many wo
men earning good wngos ns carpon
tora. "I think tho Austriaus aro gener
ally vory loyal to Germany. Thoy
look upon tho Kaiser as tho greatest
leader of a century, and thoy aro en
tirely confident that ho will curry
tho war to a triumphant conclusion,"
Times Want Ads bring results.
WINTER D0JJBLES WORK
In summer tho work of eliminat
ing poisons and acids from tho blood
Is holped by porsplrutlon. In cold
weather, with little out door work
or exorcise to cause sweating, tho
kidneys hnvo to do doublo work.
Folov Kidney Pills holp overworked
weuk and diseased kidneys to filter
nnd cast out of tho blood tho wasto
inntter that causes pains In aides
nr back, rhoumntlam, lumbago, stiff
noes of Joints, soro muscles and oth
er Ills resulting from lmpropor dim
inution. For sujo by Owl Prescrip
tion Pharmacy. Frank D. Cohan.
Central avenue. Opposite Chnndler
Hotel. Phono 74.
Wl
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