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A Southwest Oregon Paper
Thnt's lint tlio Coos Ray Times Is. A SoutN
west Oregon pncr for Soiitlmct Oregon pcoplo
nml ilovototl to tho best Interests of this great
section . Tho Times always boosts tuid novcr
knocks.
Tho Coos liny Times Is proud or Its lltlo "Tho
ilo'fl rlcrt" nntl Jt str,vcs nt "" times to
up to Ks "H"10 b' loitiiig lta energies to
promoting tho people's Interests.
memders op the associated iess
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VOL NO. XXXVIII.
U.S.SUBMARINE
IS LOCATED
sunken Vessel is Found Just
Outside the Honolulu Har
bor Entrance
Will be Little Short of Mirac
ulous if Any of the Men
Are Still Alive.
ANXIOUSLY AWAIT WORD
Secretary of Xnvy Daniels Hoping
AKiiliist Hope "'HI. Favorable
(mh M"y "o Received fnim
'Rear Admiral Monro
Of Accident
a raising proceeds
I SLOWLY
;
a It; Aiwi Me i I'rtM to Coo Day Tlmm.
a HONOLULU, Mnr. 27.
a railing of tho United States
a submarine, F-l, lost In deep
a u-nti-r nnlnlild of Honolulu it
harbor since early Thursdny,
a was held up temporarily
wlillo tho rnblcs iittnehcd to
the snhnierged craft wero
t tested. An olecti'ienl buzzor f
detlco Is being used to do-
t termlno tho cfflclonoy of 0
the fastening on tho sub-
marlno.
i The work is prococdlngly
ilowly.
A (DJtwKttlM I'rrM to Coot Ilajr TllilPf.
HONOLULU, Mnr. 27.
Tho sunken submarine, F-4,
which wns locnted Into, yes-
tcrday outsldo tho harbor
entrance, should bo rnlsed .
late today, if all goes well,
according to n Btntcmont of
Captain of tho Yard Duffy,
who inys lie bollpves thoro is
a flfihtlng cliauco to trnvo
tho lives of tho men lm-
prlioned,
ID AuocUt.J rrno to Coot Dar Tltnw.
WASHINGTON, I). C, Mar. 27.
Erery hour that passes without fa
Torablo word from Honolulu lowers
tope that any of tho men In tho
lunken submarine, F-ll, will bo
alive. Wlillo thoro always Is a
poulblllty of life, naval author.
Itlca agrco that It will bo Uttlo
inort of miraculous if any shuhl
wlve. Secretory Daniels und of
ficial! In Washington uro nnxlously
mltlng sonio word from Hear
Admiral Moore upon which they
might l)a8o hope, but as tho day
t on, nono caiuo.
OUT HOSPITAL HEADY
n; AuHKtttxi vnu io coo. n7 thum.
HONOLULU. Mar. 27. Tho drod
ter California, dispatched from
the Pearl Harbor Naval Station in
reiponse to a radiogram, reached
tne icone at midnight. Tho nrmy
department hospital is In readiness
to reecho tho mon ot tho F-4 should
taey bo allvo when tho submarlno Is
raised.
LOBBY INVESTIGATION '
RESULTS IN NOTHING
Senate Conimlttci) Falls to Elicit
Aii)lhlng Sensational in K.
niiilmitloii of Witnesses
Itf Auoclit Prcn to Cooi nr TlniM.l
WASHINGTON D. C. March 7.
witn only ono moro witness to bo
wbpeonaed to testify before tho
senate lobby commltteo, Sonator Sut
w and, Ilepublican declared today
'"at "Absolutely nothing had como
v i ?' tll lavostlgatlon." Sonator
vtaisn, democrat, would not discuss
e report to ho made to tho Sonato,
eut nla view Is understood not to
B1I'er mucn from Suthorlands.
WlllIB BTHAMEItS LADEX WITH
'HON ODE (JO DOWN .
U,.SiUl& m lItlc Sen Ono Yes
wl lh Kntlro Crew Is Sunk
C'Me Has Not Yet
Ileen Deported
Ur Auoelttej titu ta Cow Bl Time,.)
In SCJ?I.,0LM' Mar- 27. The loss
.",,7. "altlo of threo German ves
iM t- 8ter'er8 Uavnrla, Germana
Irm. KoenB8horg, all laden with
dvJ ?re' U announced today in the
Ihv.Si per Soc,nl Oemokrnten. Tho
ler JIh Went d0Wn Marl I5 wlth
ilnkir , crew T1 causo of tho
""""S hag not been reported.
T- B. JAMES loft for San Francisco
Ronra !bort ""sines trip.
dav MARSDEN SR.,returned to
y on the Breakwater from a
Mwlnett trip to Portland and Sa-
FEU CHEW"S FATE
BIN SHIPS LOST
Sck'Ih Corns hurt? Get Red Cross
fcw iiaw"i,ay M"u- AlCorncure.
Established 1878
us The Const Mirtl.
KILLED AT HKl
SAMUEL HVAXS VICTIM OK KAM,
iau j ui;i; dodv duhxkd
Wits Sirnric mid Knocked Into
mtiMi Flro Wheio His Fneo
Was Itudly Scarred mid
Leg Hunted Off
(Special to The Times.)
MYRTLE POINT, Mar. 27 Sam-
uol Evans was kllloil at Wagner
Thursday. Ho was burning brtieli
iiway from tho othcrB and when
found his fnco was badlv hurninl
and ono leu was burned off. Tim
body was brought to Myrtle Point
Friday morning. A letter found
among his things was from a George
Evans in Indiana, and telegrams
io mai ciiuruss iiuvo ns yet received
no reply. Tho letter was dated 11)12.
It was first reported that tho man
was burned to death, but It Is be
lieved ho was killed by tho truo
or limb ho hnd cut.
S
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tnr AiaoeUleJ Vim Io Coos Uy Tlmtt.l
ONTAItIO, Or., Mar. 27. Tlireo
high school hoys wero shot, two ser
iously Injured. In a. raid nnmi n lilirti
school endot camp near hero. A party
or noys went out to raid tho camp
before dawn. Kobort .Madden wns
shot through tho lung, William Fltz
gorald Hhot through tho cyo: Wil
liam Diinoun shot In tho thigh. It
Is nllegud tho boys put rocks In
blank cartrldgo shells.
BANKS HOBBEI
tDr AworlttM Vtvtt to Cooi tnr TlmM 7
OKLAHOMA CITY, -Jlnr. " 27
Two bnuks of Stroud, Oklahomn,
wero robbed early today. Five
thousand dollnrs was takon. Two
robbers wero shot and captured, and
n cItlzo:t was fatally Injured. Eloven
wore In tho baud of robbers. One
was captured by n ir-year-old boy.
Others pursued ctoahslrldumiotaoi
Tho others were pursued nml sur
rounded In n wood near Stroud,
where tho bnttlo is continuing.
Tho robbers rodo Into town nt
10 n. m. and proceeded to loot tho
banks. As tho nows spread, citi
zens rushed to arms and mnny shots
wero fired. Ono of tho captured
robbers Is believed to bo Henry
Starr, for whom tho stnto offers n
n rowan! of $1000. hut his Identity
has not been established yet. Ho
was shot In tho leg by a boy as ho
started to mount his horse.
Tho othor robbor, Hill Estes,
wounded, foil from his horso a mllo
outsldo of town. Jorry Turner, a
farmer, was reported fntally wound
ed In tho First Notional Hank when
ho refused to comply with tho rob
berH, orders to throw up his hands.
CHAHLEMAOXE TOWKIt AVAIVKS
PHIJLIMIXAKY KXAMIXATIOX
HoiiiiiI Over to Orantl Jury In April
Claims That llo Acted Within
His Eights In Taking
Wire.
Chnrlomagno Tower appeared In
tho Justice Court this morning, waiv
ed examination on tlio cunrgo 01
forcibly kidnapping his own wlfo
and wns allowed his freedom under
a $500 bond. Tho caso will takon
up next month In tho Circuit Court.
Llttlo about tho case has bcon
said by tho lutBband. Ho declares
that ho was on his way to tho Val
ley somowhoro nml thero meant to
sottle down with his wife and that
thoro was nothing wrong In his ac
tions. H. J. Wulratli and G. A.
Donobrako wont on bis bond Inst
night and following tho nppearanco
In the Justice Court Mr. Wnlrath
and tho fathor of tho husband went
on tho ?500 bond for an appearance
In tho April court.
Clark McLaughlin, constable of
Floronco, who accompanied tho
young couple horo yesterday aftor
noou. roturned to his homo today.
Ho said that both of thorn wero will
ing to return.
Attorneys for tho dofonso assert
that thero should havo been no
trouble and that had tho young peo
plo been left alone they would have
gone away contented. I. D. Poole,
father of Mrs. Tower, and who
swore out tho complaint and war
rant, claimed on tho other hand that
violcnco had been threatened.
Still to tho Front on Front Street
Sartor's Ice Cream and Candles.
TPD1CEY and CHICKEN' DIX
XEK served nt tho X1KTY CAM.-
TEHIA on Sunday.
OR
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TDWEH.GIVESBONDS!
' MARSHFIELD, OREGON. SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1915 EVENING EDITION.
Ml ROSSIS
IS DEFEATED
Berlin Announces Last Rus
sian Has Been Driven From
East Prussia.
S TO REST
Offensive Movement Against
Enemy Has Come to An
End in That Province
FIGHTING IN CARPATHIANS
Holli Sides Are Claiming Advantage
In tho Struggle lor rupture of
Mountain Pusses, Itut No
Decisive ItuHiiItH Are
I tombed Yet.
tnr AuocltIM Trtn to Tool tnj Time
LONDON, Mnr. 27. Horlln an
nounces thnt tho Itusslan offonslvo
movement against East Prussia to
tho north of Tilsit came to an end
last night with tho expulsion of tho
HiBt Itusslan from tho province. Tho
Invndors wero thrown bock after u
brief but hard fight nml tho Oor
mans had advanced to n point In
front of Polangon.
Hard fighting continues In tho
Carpathians with both sides claim
ing tho advantage In the West, tho
French occupied tho too of Hart-
mauus-wellcdkopf, on the edge of
a noigiit Held by the Germans In
Vosgcs, nftor a florco oncountor.
swiss Ni:wsPAPi:its emphasize
SUCCESS OK CAK'S THOOPS
Austrian Troops Are Doing Hani
Piessed by HiissIhiih In t'lif-
imtlilau ."Mouiitiilns 80,0(10
Loss In One Dattle
nr AtaoclatnJ Vtttt to Cnoi Dr Tlmf..
GKN13VA, Mnr. 27. Dispatches to
Swls.i nowspupors contluuo to oni
phaolzo tho success of nusslnns In
a battle which Is still in progress
In tho Carpathians. A struggla in
UJok and Lupkow Passes on March
211 Is said to havo been particularly
desporato, with heavy losses to the
Austrlaus. On tho Iliala Ulvor,
midway between Przomysl and Cra
cow, Austrian attnckB nro sold to
havo been repulsed with losses of
8000.
(iKKMAX ItEPOHT SAYS THEY
OCCUPY NEW HEIGHT
French Aviators Drop Dnuilis In
Dapatiuio mid Stinssbmg und
Germans Itetiillato In
Calais.
nr AMoclitei I'rm to Coo liar Tlmn.J
DEHL1N, Mar. 27. (Wireless to
Sayvlllo) Tho official Btatomont to
day says: "In Vosges tho French
yesterday evening occupied tho top
ot Hnrtmaan's-Whellorkopf on tho
edgo of tho height hold by Germans,
French aviators yesterday throw
bombs on Dapaumo and Strnssburg
without doing any military datnugo.
In Dapaumo 11 Fronchmon wero
killed and 22 severely wounded. A
French nvlator was compelled to
como to the ground northwest of
Arras. Wo dropped a few bombs on
Calais. Husslun troops which start
ed from Tauroggen to loot Tilsit In
tho saino way thoy looted Momol,
havo been ropulaod near I.ougszar
gcn. Thoy sufforod heavy losses
and wero driven back over tho Je
dlorupa Itlvor. Several Hussion ad
vances botween Augustowo forts and
and tho Vlstuln wero repulsed and
In some placos this fighting con
tinues. French CJalni Gains
PARIS, March 27. An official
statement this afternoon says thnt
"Tho Germans bombarded Arras with
shells of all calibre. Flro broko out
In Arras but was quickly extinguish
ed. Tho fighting going on at Lnbol
sello Is favorablo to the French. Af
ter an enorgotlo ongagoment lasting
several days, the French are suc
cessful In reaching the ton of Hart
mann's Wellorkopf, which thoy cap
tured from tho Germans. Tho French
also mado progress on Northeastern
and Southeastern flanks of tho main
army. The Germans abandoned Im
portant war matorlal and left num
erous dead. A Gorman aviator drop
ped soveral bobms on tho town 01
Wilier, Threo children wero killed."
IIOMH.S THHOWX OX DUXKIItK
I Or AwoiUteiJ I'rew to Coos Uar Time J
PARIS, Mar. 27. Hoth Calais and
Dunkirk wero visited by a Gorman
monoplane this morning, but neith
er town was damaged. Six bombs
wero thrown on Dunkirk and ono
Calais.
FOR SALE Team of mares, 1 and
5 yrs. old, gentle. Address Mrs.
C. McMullen, Empire, Oregon.
Don't forget thero Is ono tul In.
HI
US
u
IFREMGH ADVANCE
1
town. Phono "0,
BIG SATTLE IS
01 IflJElO
Siege of Matamoros is Be
gun at Noon Today by
Villa's Troops
CLOSE Tfll S. LIE
Cavalry Patrol Warns Mex
icans Not to Endanger
Lives of Americans
KEEP OFF AMERICAN SOIL
Mexican Transport Attempts (o Land
('iirraiin Troops In Touts, but.
nro Pi evented by Captain of
tho Coast ('iianl lloth
Annies Deceive Winning
tnr AuocliteJ Trcsi to Com Utr Tlmri.J
DHOWNSVILLE, Mar. 27. Tho
Villa slego of Matamoros began nt
noon totlny. Tho Infantry opened
n heavy rifle flro on tho breast
works west of Matamoros near HIo
Graudo. Simultaneously the cav
alry, totaling r!J00, began spreading
to surround tlio city on tho west
and south. A Villa officer told tho
Associated Press correspondent thnt
tho artillery wn3 duo to reach tho
firing Hue some time this evening.
IIOTII SIDES ADD WAHXED
(Ilr AMoclitei TreM to Coot T)tj TlmM.)
DltOWNSVILLE, Tex., Mar. 27.
Owing to grave apprehension that
shrnpncl shells will fall In Drowns
vllle, In tho battlo expected nt Mat
amoros, opposite heio, Colonel
Dlocksom, commanding tho Unltol
Stntcs rnvnlry patrol hero, sent
word tdtluy to both Mexican forces
to avoid firing In any maunor to on
danger American lives and property.
ATTEMPT TO LAND IX TEXAS
Ilr AmocUI! I'rrM to Coon liar Tlmra.
DHOWNSVILLE. Tex. Mar. 27.
Tho Moxlcan transport Onjaca, with
a largo body of mon, believed to
bo Cnrranzn rolnforcomont for Mat
amoros, reached tho mouth of tho
HIo Grande, 20 miles below hero to
day. It Is reported that a landing
on Amorlcnn soil wns attempted,
but Captain Heed, of tho United
Stntes Coast Guard refused to por
mlt tho landing. Onjaca was said
to havo como from Vera, Cruz.
GERMAN STEAMER WILL
PROBABLY BE INTERNED
Prlii. Eltel Kredcrlcn Is Still In U.
S. Wat els Although Repairs Have
,Dci'ii Completed
Mr An Uli' I ri to Cooi liar Time.)
WASHINGTON, 1). C, Mnr. 27.
A 1 1 linn 1M1 11 n wnnl linn cmnn from
tho Commander of tho Prinz Eltol
Frledrlch us to wlietuor ho Intended
to tako his vessel to Bca, naval of
flcortt urn confident that tho next
two or three days would seo tho ship
inieruuit, tho 111110 auoweii 1110 1
Eltol to mnko ropnlrs has been kept
n stilct official secret, but the gon-1
o.al underotundlng today was It ex
pirns during tho next two or threo .
ll.l'B.
POSTPONE FIGHT
DIG DATTLE IJETWEEN .IOIIXSOX
AND WILLARD DRLAVED
Will Tako Place mi .Monday April,
nth, Instead of ICiister Sunday
An Was Oilgiiially
Scheduled. J
111? Auih tttcil rrn to ( 71. J Tlinoa ) j
HAVANA, Mar. 27. Tho fight
botween Jack Johnson nnd J033 W1I-1
a;d, which had been scheduled to ;
take placo here on April 4, has
been postponed until Apt II ft. I
Tho Postponomont was duo to a I
requost by Prosldont Menocal of
Cuba, who said great objection had
arisen to tho fight taking place on
EuBter Sunday. Doth pugilists say
tho change will not upset training. ,
$ 4
I EASTER MONDAY HALL I
Tho laaios of St. Monica's Catholic
Church aro making olaborato propar-
atlons for tholr annual Easter Mon
day ball which vlll bo given nt Ea
gles hall on April ft. Tho ha'l will j
ben handsomely decorated and punch
served by a commltteo of young
ladles. These annual ovonta aro
lilo.iPiirnnK' nntlclnated liv Coos Hay 1
society for thoy aro always among
tho most enjoyable functions of tho
season.
Among tho ladles or tho recep
tion commltteo are Mrs. B. K. Jones,
Mrs. D. J. McKlnnon, Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Dolan, Mrs. Malr Dauo.
Tho QUADRILLE CLUD will glvo
11 dance SAT. NIGHT In Odd Fellows
Hall. Xuf sed.
' Broken lenses duplicated at
once. Red Cross Optical Department.
'.V A : ; LOANS MADE
IN NEW YORK
Bankers Announce Extension
of Credits to All Belliger
ent Nations '
Germany, Great Britain, Rus
sia, Italy an France are
Borrowers
$10,000,000 For Germany
Franro Will Get $50,000,000 mill
(loin iiiiiiiiii DniiDlo That Sum
Wlillo Riissln Ih After
M ore Xegot bit Ions
About Couclutled
tnr AuocUtaJ I'n.i to Cooi etj Timet.
NEW YORK, Mnr. 27. At a con
ference among bankers here. It was
nnrounccd today thnt It had brought
near to a conclusion arrangements
for an extension of credits to Oroat
Hrltaln, Franco, Italy and othor
foreign countries, in addition to the
$10,000,000 to Germany. Frnnco
probably will get n loan of ?G0,
000,000 and England twice ns much.
Negotiations aro in progress for a
loan to Russia In ndditlou to tho
$215,000,000 recently obtained. All
money borrowed will bo spout lu
tho United States.
ITSLy WILL
inr amocuis vmt to root m tipm.
LONDON, Mnr. 27. Doclslvo ac
tion by Italy, nccordlng to French
nov.'n sources, Is rcgared lu Homo ns
Immlnout. A brief dispatch from
that city today states that Italy
has taken ovory posslhlo monsure
propnratory to beginning wnr on
tho bIiIo of tho Allies. Also It is re
ported from Homo that thero Is oh
scrvablo a tendency on tho part of
Hulgnrla to adopt a policy favorablo
to tho Allies nml tho government
hopes to act lu conjunction with
Italy and Houmanla. Notwithstand
ing roportcd successes of tho Brit
ish In ropelllng Turkish Invndors ot
Ngypt, tho Turks havo not beon ex
pollcd. An official Btatomont from
Cairo says a skirmish occurred Tues
day. T
HIGH SCHOOL STARTS WITH
TRAINING GRIND OX .MONDAY
County Inler.scholastlc Meet To Do
Held In Mnrsliricld This
Year: Likely Can.
dldate.s Appear
Closed Is tho basket ball season,
Forwnid Is the track season. Athletes
of tho Marshflold high 'school will
begin tholr spring training on Mon
day, don tho spikes and bogln fan
ning tl.u bicezo with extraordinary
bursts of speed. Tho luterscholastlo
truck moot of tho soason will bo held
this year in Marshflold according to
Coach Nlles.
What the lliioup will bo Is a mat
tor of conjecture with tho coach.
This Is Ills first season on Coos Hay
and as yet ho has boon unable to lino
up his track material. Tho call ls
Issued for recruits. When thoy ap
pear thoy will bo tagged und slated
to their proper positions.
In tho 880 yard run and tlio mllo.
ovent thero wld bo this year Lccocq,
who last year led tho county, Duch
and Dackiuan, Co lutter having yet
to win his spurs. Tho 410 will prob
ably bring out Seaman and Dolt, tlio
formor having especially shown ho Is ,
n speedy man.
It Is lu tho sprints that tho coach'
finds himsolf non-plussod, hut whoro j
ho expects to find a host of candi
dates. So fur there looms up for tho
50 and century dasu, .Mcrcnant, uoii
and Chapman.
The Jumps, broad and high, will
onteitnln Wnttors, Durrowsand Dack
iniiii and tho polo vaiitt, Wattors and
Chapman. As for tho weight ovonts,
the illscus. Javoilno and shot put, tho
coach declares thero will bo - many
changes during tho season, At tho
present tlmo ho has lined up Hunter,
Lecocq and La Chapollo for tho
events.
As for hurdlers, 220 and 120 yards
candidates aro obscuro, it will take
a couplo of wcoks, says Mr. Nlles,
to bring tho likely candidates to the
front and out of tho sprinters will
bo picked the relay team,
Just us Good as Ever Specials
at Surfer's Sanitary Fountain.
Poor vision, poor work; bet
ter vision, better work. See
Red Cross Optical Dcpt. for
perfectly fitted glasses.
SPEi MONEY HERE
SOON DECIDE
RACK SEA
0 0 PEN
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mat)
and Coos Hnv Advertiser
IS
rilAS. MILLER WAKES UP IX A
LOXELY SPOT, PENNILESS
Tolls Pollco Wns Taken In Tnxlcnb
To Diidlcn Pink; Loses
$18 mill Wakes Up
Under Tree
Pollco today nro looking for n
mysterious toxical) and still more
mysterious men who aro said to have
taken Charles Miller from In front
of the Dlnuco Dnr on Thursday night
to n dark corner of Uudzlen Park
whoro the man wag rolloved of about
$18 and left under a trco asleep.
Miller nwoko tho next morning nnd
enmo bock to town but not until to
doy did his story get to tho pollco.
Miller asserts that bo has no mem
ory of leaving tho bar and know only
In a general way that ho was spirited
lu n taxlcab. Ho claims ho was not
drunk nt tho time but must havo
been drugged.
Tho Btory told to the pollco Is
straight forward and with all tho
ear mnrks of truth. It wns through
rrlonds that tho pollco officers wero
first Interested In tho matter. Such
practices, thoy assert, havo been fre
quent within tho city.
Though his money was taken Mil
ler nwoko tho next morning nnd
found his watch still thoro. Ho looked
at tho time. It wns 10 minutes to
six. Ills bedroom bo found to bo tho
"great wldo opon" nml his bend had
been resting on n rock under tho
spreading fir treo.
"Novor mind tho money. Doltor let
tho wholo thing go," ho told tho'
pollco. Miller for tho past six months I
hns been working on a donkey on-!
glno of tho Smith-Powers company.
Chief Carter mado n round of tho '
tnxlcnbs this morning endeavoring to 1
find whnt thoro Is In tho story nnd 1
what trnco, If any, can bo gotton of
tho men who nro claimed to havo1
committed tho robbery.
JOY RIDERS IN MUD
DR. DULL ARRESTS AIEX FOIt
TAKING HIS MACHIXi:
Charges Ijirreiiy Auto Returned
Splashed With Mud and Mii.hIciiI
Siren Refuses to liven
Squawk.
For using his nuto lost night lu
n Joy rldo Dr. M. M. Dull this morn
ing appeared lu the JubMco Court
and arrested Chnrlus E. Isbell and
R. F. Schronborn on a charge of
larceny. Hoth mon wero released
on tholr own recognizance with tho
understanding thoy shall pay Dr.
Dull $2ft by Monday night or again
bo arrested. Ho nllcgos tho men took
tlio mnculno from Goodrum's Gar
age unbeknown to him and wero I
out nil nlulit. nftor havlm; beon 1
stuck In tho mud near Empire
Furthermore, Dr. Dull Is angry,
for ho clnlms tho eight bnrrol olren
Is ruined. Formerly it was able
to play "Homo Sweet Homo" nnd
"My Irene" without a tremor. This
moinlng It wouldn't eeu squawk, 1
lot nlouo attempting anything Ilkol
"My Hero." The machluo also hnd I
lost Its appearance of shining white
nnd was splashed hero nml thoro
with mud In great "gobs."
Isboll, who was well dressed,
was first apprehended lu bed at tho
St. Lnwrenco Hotel, Ho told tho
officers he hod boon driving the
car for Dr. Dull and also that ho
was tho Innocent bystander. Until
Schronborn could bo arrested ho
was placed In Jail.
It is alleged by Dr. Dull thnt
Schronborn has been masquerading
hero under an assumed niuiio, that
of McDonald. Tho young man, also
woll dressed, but without any money, ,
alleged that ho hod beon working!
for Dr. Hull In North Hond. -Hut I
I am douo with you now," said tho!
Doctor. "You've gotton Into this
scrape; It's up to you to got out."
Tlio mon suy mat tlioy wont to
North I lend und out to Simpson
Park 11ml thou turned back on tholr
way to Empire, whon two ot thorn
tried to steer at ouco and the car
wont into tlio mud In u ditch. An
othor machine cumo by and pulled
them out. Thoy arrived home curly
this morning.
HERELS THREATEN
TURKS
4.
Ilr Auod.te.1 I'reM to Coot Ur Timet.
ROME, Mnr. 27. Sixty
4 thousand Albanlntf robots aro
said to bo engaged in an as-
sault upon Duruzzo, designed
to forco tho retirement of
Essnd Pasha, Turkish pro-
visional President. lloni-
bardmout ot the port con-
timics, The residence of Es-
4 sad Pasha wus badly damag- 4
ed by shell flro,
.MASONS, ATTKNTIOXS
All members of Dlnuco Lodgo No.
48, A, F. & A. M., together with
any sojourning Master Masons, aro
hereby asked to assemble on Sunday
morning, March 28th, at 10:30 a.
tn., at tho MobouIc building, and
procood in a body to uttond dlvlno
service In tho Episcopal Church,
Fourth streot and Market avenue,
by special Invitation of tho Rector
to Marshflold Lodgo, received In rog
ulur communication
DY ORDER OF THE W M.
Attest; Norls Jensen, Sccretur).
No. 211
MANY TESTIFY IN
Depositors Had Implicit Confi
dence in Methods of
Roseburg Banker '
Prosecution Concludes Its
Presentation of Case and
Defense is Commenced
OUTSIDE LOANS PERMITTED
Witnesses nt Hearing of Roseburg
Financier Tell of Signing
Revises
PORTLAND, March 27. "Just nB
good ns gold." That wns tho kind ot
a loan T. II. Shorlilnn promised to
moko for here, nccordlng to tho tes
timony of Mrs. W. T. Dewnr, of Gar
diner. Mrs. Downr told how sbo in
sisted on "good and safo security."
Tho ovldenco tondod to show that
Sheridan loaned $3000 ot Mrs. Do
war's money to A. M. Kolsoy, taking
Kolsoy's note, which Sheridan him
solf olgned for Kolsoy, with tho no
tation "T" for Thomas. Tho Kolsoy
note was dated November 2G, 1909.
Mrs. Dowar said no part ot tho prin
cipal had bcon paid, although she had
received Interest at sovon per cont
for ono year.
Mrs. Tim Hnrry, of Dothan, Indo
tlficd notes and memorandum checks
showing lu all that Shorldnn loaned
$1000 to himsolf and $500 to Kolsoy,
nono of which 1ms over beon ropald,
It Is alleged. J. D. Cooloy, of Agnes,
told of authorizing Shorldnn by lot
tor from Alaska to loon his mouoy,
Shorldnn too); UjoJMiaupor.'B onth",
fortifying ho noadod Charles Hol
lnnd, of Myrtlo Crook, ns a witness
but had no means ot bringing hint to
Portland.
J. 13. Marks, of tho firm of Mnrks
Brothers of Hoschurg, testified that
ho hud signed a rolonso without un
derstanding It. Shorldnn had taken
$3000 of tho firm's doposltn nnd
when tho Nntlonnl Dank Exnmlnor
Goodhnrt sont him tho roloaso ho
attached his nnmo.
J. A. Colloy of Agnes, -was tho first
wltnoss during tho cntlro trlnl to
slato ho had given wrltton permis
sion to Shorldnn to loud monoy ho
foro thn monoy was actually borrow
ed bv Shorldnn. Ho wroto from Alas
ko, ho said, tolling Shorldnn to nut
out his account of $1400. Sheridan
took tho monoy, but later told Cooloy
ho would check nu'nlnst tho ncrount
nnd tho punor would ho honored. On
his basis Cooloy sntd ho Imiornntly
put his account In ovordrntt.
A letter written by Sheridan to
Georgo II. McNameo, 708 Fargo stroot
Portland, a contractor, offorlng 8
por cont Interest, resulted In
McNnmeo giving pormlsslon for Shor
ldnn to loon his mtftioy, ho said. Tho
bnnkor, howovor, nccordlng to McNn
meo, continued to honor his chocks
wlillo tho overdrafts piled up. In
nnswor to a request for nn account
ing, Bhorldan wroto from San Fran
cisco that ho was trying to sell somn
of his Oakland property nnd would
wrltn n full stntomrnt as soon ns ho
got to Rosobunr, Tho proporty mon
tlnnnd Is ono of thoso which tho gov
ernment bollovcs wns hold In reserve
by tho banker to cover his loans.
ARGENTINE BATTLESHIP
IN SMALL COLLISION
Huns Into nnd Sinks Dnrgo In Del-
nwnm River mid Puts Ashoru
Flouted Without Dmimgo
I Mr Amo IttMl I'rr.t to Coot nr Time,
PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 27. Tho
now Argojitfno battleship Moreno,
which sailed from horo yostordny
for Hamilton Roads, collldo'l last
night with a barga in tho Delaware
rlvor. Tho bargo was Blink nnd
tho Moreno went nshoro, whoro sho
remained until morning when slip
floated, apparently uninjured.
VICE-PRESIDENT AND
PARTY LEAVE 'FRISCO
President's Official Hcpmoutntlvo
Will Visit Senator Plieluii'u
Homo mid Then to Kan Dlegu
(Or AuocUtfc ritf to Coot Utr Tlmta.
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 27- Vivo
Prosldont Marshall, Mrs, Marshall,
Assistant Secretary of tho Navy
Roosovelt, Mrs. Roosovolt and party
loft today for Sarutogu, California,
to visit ut the homo of Sonator Pho
lun. Luto today they will contlnuo
their Jouruoy to San Dlogo,
POTATOES WITH WHEAT FLOUR
MUtuie for Dread M111I0 Compulsory
by Muglstracy In'Horlln
DEHL1N, March 26. The magis
tracy o( Dorllu issued orders that
March IS potatoes must be mixed
with wheat flour.
Droad coupons may bo used anly
to a limited oxtont for tho purchase
of flour, of which only 12G grams
may bo obtained on a coupon which
is good tor 250 grams ot bread.
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