w
Coos Bay Times Your Paper
11)0 Coos Buy Times Is proud
Peoplo'a Paper," And It strives
lire up lo ltd namo by dovoUug
promoting; tlio peoplo's Interests.
VOL NO. XXXVIII.
THE LOSS OF
Thie Was Position Presirinnh'
Stt
I-
Expected That Berlin Will be I
hiiiiijiuuiiuu mat uiu uniieu
States is in Earnest
CABINET HAD CONSIDERED
Jlefore Sending Xolo (ho President
Made Clear at tho .Meeting Knl
I Inn Ambassador Also Calls
At Hie While Housu
Or AnoclatfO rrraa lo Com liar Time
WASHINGTON, 1). G Juno a. I
German Ambassador .llernstorff had
in niidleneo with President Wilson
it noon. Jiinsmucn its tno conrwr
earo wns of mi Informal character,
io nnnoiinccmeiit concerning It Is
tipectcd.
The I'rcHldeut anil AmbnSBnilor
conversed for half an hour in tho
Bluo Room. Tho President, It Ih
aid, showed u willingness to ex
plain tlio position of tho United
Slates nml muko It elenr that It hiul
been decided on only after careful
consideration by tho Cabinet when
It was determined to send tho note
nklng whether Germany would
abide by tho principles of Internat
ional law.
Tho President gavo his vlows, ex
pecting tho Ambassador to enlighten
Berlin of tho earnest Intentions of
the United States to obtain a strict
accountability for tho loss of Amer
icana on tho Ltisltonlii..
ITALIAN CALI.S.
Tho Ambassador called to sec the
President while llernstorff was In
conference. Tho two Ambassadors
Hi not meet.
With tho exception of an hour
tpent between tho two Ambassadors,
the President spent tho entire moru
las In study, working on tho new
tote which officials expect will go
before the Cabinet Friday and bo
dispatched to Merlin immediately af
terward. EBAST1 ELECTED
CIIIKP OK POLICE OK LOS
(IDLES BECOMES .MAYOR
According to tlio Count. This .Morn
ing, Ho Has Lead of
noon Votes
Dr Ai.octattsl rrcii to Cooa 11a 7 Tlmra.
LOS ANGELES. Juno 2. Charles
E. Sebastian, chief of pollco, was
elected Mayor of Los Angeles by
about 5000 votes ovor Frederick J.
whlffen, occordlng to tho foronoon
count of yesterday s election.
DON ACTS
Jt.Vrr.S ON CEDAR SHINGLES
l'ltO.VOL'NCED DISCRIMINATORY
This Appllei as to Points in Oregon
Washington, Idaho uud .Mon
tana to Iowa.
IBr AaaKlata4 I'ruf to Cooa Day Tim.
Washington:, n r... Juno 2.
flllli 1ST ACCOUNT FOR
U FOR HALF HOUR
The Intr stato Commerco Comnil8-(ieg01tion
iion today pronounced dlscrinunni-.
ory tho finlL'lit rntPH mi cedar shin-
ties from points In Oregon, Wslw
tolton. Idaho and Montana to Iowa
points.
1R GENERAL LEE
CON'I'LDI HATH VETS.
Ii:.DFR'S GRAXDDAUGHER
Encampment In Session at Hlch-
iiioihI, Virginia. Celebrates
Un Day nt Gathering
Df Atvilatea rtn to Cioa Dtr Tlmff.J
RICHMOND. Va.. Juno 2. Tills
113 Lee I):iv ni tlio nnrnnitiment of
.'"e un ted Confederate veterans
:" -iiueii wonieaeraio veieiii,
. Several thousand veterans In
tbe COIlVentlnn hull nlionreil 11111111'
"ilnutes fr.r Miss Anna Cartor Lee,
trandilaughter of General Robert E.
. when she appeared on tho plat-
1IOSI3 FESTIVAL DIG
I iVrtkuid Making: Extensive Piciwra-
tlous for Annual Event
tSpeclal to The Times.)
PORTLAVn ra Tnnn p The
0te Festiv.il tlilu i-nn In Portland
lll le even moro attractive than
er before. The collection of roses
Mil be beautiful beyond compare and
we program of events has been ar
'njea. The festival will begin Wed
. June K and con nue 'through
and all Bort of amusements to
luleriam tho vlRltnra whlrh nre OX
IWted la large numbers.
EJOHLIEANSGRESSOR IS
of Its tJllo "Thu
at nil times to
lu energies to
; - - MEMHEH9 OP THE ASSOCIATED
Established 1H7H
Ah TIh Count A1..II
LIVES
.SEVEN DROWNED
part ok
SHIP
CREW I.O.ST WHEN
IS TORPEDOED !
HillMi Steamer Saldleh Is Sent
The llottoni of North Sii
to
H.v German Submarine
Illr Amu Utr,l I'rmi to Cwa Hay Tim
LONDON'. Juno 2. Tho Ilrltlsh
stunner Saldleh, l!)8l tons net, was
torpedoed In the North Sea yester
day. Seven members of tho crew,
Including the stewardess, were
drowned. Forty-one survivors land
ed today at Chatham.
E
TAKE KEVEIC.Wj TRENCHES Itl'T
ai)v.vM'i:.Mi;.T IS SLOW
Official .Statement Says One Army
Has Captured l.1l Prisoners
Since .Monday Night
tnr AMorlilM l'rra tu Cou nay Tlran.J
PAHIS. June 2. An official stnte
meat this afternoon Bays: "North
of Anas the righting continued lust
night. In tho labyrinth southeast
of Ncuvlllo wo occupied several
trenches. Tho number of prison
ers taken here slnco Monday night
Is over -I no. At Neuvllle Itself wo
captured a number of houses anil
repulsed counter attacks."
PERMIT BEET SEED
GREAT DIHTAIN WILLING WE
SECIRE IT KHOM GEDMANV
Must Involve no Question of E-
change and be Shipped from n
Neutral Port.
Or Aiaoctata-l 1'rn. lo Cooa ear Time.
WASHINGTON, 1). C, June 2.
Great llrltaln has iinuoiiuced her
willingness to permit tho exporta
tion of sugar beet seed from Ger
many to tho United States If thero
, Is no uuestinn of exchange of com
modities with Germany Involved,
and If tho seeds are shipped from
neutral ports.
-iGETiFE DESERTER
JOHN STILLWELL ARRESTED AT
vwrnrvi'it Vmi
. -- ----,
i.fi Ills Knmllvat Ibiudon Ten Years
. .... .. 1...H..I i
,lgo io .nun a in-..""'- -
Dand
vnn i.nvim? loft Coos County
Aftor IiaMllg lOIl COOS lomilj
about ten years ngo with a religious
organization known as 'God's Itegu-
lnr Armv" John Stlllwell will now
...... ...in. Lu. m.oriff T nlrd and t
UEIIGU
FRENCH
ark
luiiui. . .-,...., -"-"" ,nlsho wns visiting thoro n la.'so male
with handcuffs on. Tho man has i ,eor bro)8 out of lt8 nI,Coaur.i end !
been nrrostcd ni vniicomer, nui,i
on an Indictment returned by tho
grand Jury and Deputy Laird loft
today for tho north to bring tho man
back.
Stlllwoll lias a wlfo and two daugh
ters, ono obout nineteen and tho
other a little under 10 years of ngo.
Ti... wifn nml iinimhters. slnco the
of tho husband, have boon
looking after n nincii souui m
.,.. .... .i,i,.ii tliov resided. It Is
, ., t t, . woro mirod to
"ofccu j ' .
woiiv wo n -
to provide for iuomuivee.
I It has boon about ton years ngocom0 t,oy aro j,, tjint part of tho ,
.i,nt sniiwnii left his family. A ro
lllgtous band of pooplo known as
"God's Itogular Army." visited tho
rmi.'iMi'inPitiitv t that timo ami niiuu
becamo deoply Intorostod In tho sect,
bo much so that ho went
awny wini
tho followors of tho belief. Ho came
back once for a short time but for
..... ..... nvAatail nt lll.lt
somo ronson wu uui ' -
. i.i ...nmil nil
timo. Thero was on oiu "i u"""ii " "-i-..-"-
against him but tho in.t grniiu ii
returned an Indictment aganiii ihi
u,,t timt his
and It Is on tbls Indictment that his
arrest was caused ni vuncomwi
on which ho will bo tried.
The younger daughter of Stlllwoll
Is a girl who figured In a rocmit de
lnn.uo.icy case at llandon which ro
Bilted In Carl Enselo being sent to
, o poiltentlary. Neva Hatcher U
now in Jail awaiting a socond trial
.:.i,.kBr. nf contr butlng to tho
on mu ....- '----, ..,. m,0
delinquency or tne ni.nu m. ..
of the girl th'e fact"Vhat tho father
had deserted was brought out and
on Indictment against him was re-
.-.;.. i.i .!, fnct tint 110 it ur
in urauu J"W "-"---7, ---,...
1 .u,V.b" ',"... :: hrniiirht out and I
turned.
FORM WATER USERS LEAGUE
(Special to The Times.)
MEDFORD, Ore., June 2. People
of this locality are forming a Wat-
,erS Users League. I enougn -
capitalists will construct a compro-,
houswe svstem In tho Rogue "''im -1,
Valley.
01 DOB ISM
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1915
AMEFIICANS ARE
BEING KILLED:"'"''"
Captain of Vessel Says Ten
or Twelve Were Victims of
Mexicans at Tampico
J.
TSHOT
Was in Boat With Carranza
Forces When He Was Killed
By a Villa Trooper
GOVERNMENT IS NOTIFIED
wze,i5,rt.a,,,WM2r
An Investigation of New.s Told
lu DlspaUli Ironi Tninpfro
(Special to Tho Times.)
WASHINGTON. I). C. Juno 2.
J. N. Dennett, an American, whllo
in a launch with Carranza soldiers
south of Panuco, was shot aud killed
by a Villa trooper, according to a
State Department dispatch from
Tampico, dated May 27. Secretary
of State Hryau announced that the
government Is Investigating.
KILLED XEAK TAMPICO
tUj Aaioctatod l'rrn lo cuoa Bar Timer.
GALVESTON, Texos, Juno 2.
Captain Lnuo, of the tanker Win
fred, who arrived from Tampico
last night, reports that 10 or 12
Americans were killed by Mexicans
near Tampico In tho Inst few days.
HATES INCHEASED
W
tnr AaaoclattJ I'rwa lb Coa fcaf Tlmri.l
ABIItVr'irnV Tn..n ' Innrnna.
chnrires for refrliiorntor shin-
BEIET
.1. .... 1. I .-..I, .I....U M. ... .."l,,,, .,,..... ... .... . . . .
ments from Missouri river territory
to North Pacific, points, was granted
to tnius-coutincntnl railroads today
by tho Interstate Commerce Commis
sion. Shippers of meats, beers and
dairy products nro affected.
GORED BY DEER;
WANTS DAMAGES
Crcnu'ell Woman Sues Knrmcr Kol-
lowing an L'liusual Accident Near
That Place
(Sneclnl to Tho Times )
EUGENE, Ore., Juno 2. Having
been gored by nn Infuriated buck
ueer, partly iiuuiuaiiwuvu, .Mir jui--.
thea M. Moxloy, u resilient or cros-i
i
well, has sued Georgo Schtilmcrloh,
iwnor of tho inaco where tno deer
wns kopt, for $7,5:15 damages, Tho
omplalut wns filed Hi circuit court
by Mrs. Moxley's attorney, Leon 11.
EdinunBon.
Nlrs- oxioy iu nor coiupiaiui sia
tes that Schulmorlch owns a ranch
'five miles from Croswoll, nml for his
own purposo nml for tho purpose r f
own nurnoso nml for tho purpose n
MriiMlnir llm attontlon of the mib
I lie ho maintains a park an) has at-
tempted to enclose and retain deer
,,-... .ininnstlc.ito.l Mm.
Moxlcy stntC8 that ,, October H,
ioi4 she was Invited upnii tho
lsmerlch promises by tho v'lfo of nn
employo of tho defendnnt nnd whllo
attacked her, knocking her down, i
causing n greiu huul-k io uur uui-
vous system nnd groat mental nnd
physical pain.
- .
PLAN DAILROAD DAV
Grants Pass People Will Hold a Dlg'uml several moro than $10. Tno
i I'nlllltto I'mirt itl 1 1 fiwlnntk fill t llniin
Celebration
lug tho railroad builders how wol
state. Tho new railroad Is to ox-
tend from Grants Pass to Croscont ,
City. Tho city built a small stretch
of tho road and now Twohy Ilros,
havo taken tho contract for tho ton-
tinuniiou ot nie line.
Ono of the feutures of tho celebru'
tlou will bo the sorvlng of Royal
Cnlnook salmon which will bo roast-
n.l lt ni iiviinrlnnPmt nlidf
ACCIDENTS I'OR WEEK
Only One Reported to Commission
From Coos County
rsncclnl to Tho Times.)
nniwi! pas'? Ore Juno 2 ' """""" i' i ' " " uiiegoii "iieati neais. ' "T no ram liy inoni hers of the .Moose lodge W ll lam ,'" """ '"""' " -,
C.RANTb lAhh, ure Juno - , t0 ia.u,, w,dows troiu moving to lolt unimld bills behind thoin yest "t,, -t ,' Iwlirrei.-nt-
Tho people of this city are to hold , 0reg0l, from oUl0r Blat0H, Tliu )liw iir! .0w"l nld thU niK to '"' '" "t""' l" -.V "';'"'
a Ilallroad Day and Get-Togethcr has been earnest enough In trying, u gald the family tamo hero' neighbors. They want niitliinr tut
r'nini.rniimi for tho oiiriiosi) of hIiow- to aid tlioso who have boon uuloi- uliuut two years unci nnd that for n I X I flHAI flVFRFI flW T themselves lu Meiclco. Loasi or nil
-
For tho week thoro were reported Wl believes can be greaUy
to Labor Commissioner Hoff 05 ae-i 'v .
cldonts In tho stajto. Three woro 'Ullutul1'
fatal. Only one was from Coos.
County but several wore reported 1 $
from Gardiner. Thoso In the Immo-; AMflMP. TUP QIPK Y
dlate vicinity were:
wiinam n
William Rudborg, Reaver Hill, arm
,)roko toa, inln,nB;
iiormuu i.ii-i
mak
J
com
movnr nnnii ninrceii. iiaruinor: 11011-
" - - .;,.'..: i..'.....:.i
T Loomaiis, uar liner, leg iiruiatw. ,
COIlEiriieiloii; vviiuuui juuiibuu, im-
.. ..' ..,.. a -.....n..n.
mam runs; .ci ouinuo, viuiuiuci, ,
liodv bruised, sawmll 1; Gust
Alm-
qulst, Gurdlnor, bruised eye,
structlon.
con
ASK YOUR XEIGHDOR
JUNE Bth.
Attend Track .Meet I'ViiLiy
Llbby COAL. Tlio kind YOU have;
Lhery and Transfer Company.
NOT ONLY
INtESS
L
rclitulnnry Survey Made of Coos
Hay liar Make.-. Investigation
of Coos IDvor Project
Next month a complete survev of
tho bar at tho mouth ot the Coqiilllo
Ulver. tho Sluslnw River, and Coos
Day will bo nmdo by Captain Polhoni
U8. The Information Is exported to
bo valuable In directing the dredg
ing of these entrances. t
A preliminary examination was
inaiio on Sunday with the Tramp.
Captain Polhemus went out with Ver
lln Parker and , William Johnson,
from tho government Jetty work at.
Hnndoti, Captain Seoley and Roger
Johnson, of the M chlo.
Tho party was favored with itu ex-
junr strain ,r n,rv"y-Tr,,v
L B "trn,t?ht Ill,os ",0 Tran,P win
nis
steered out and straight back across
tho bar, each trip being a certain
number of yards removed from tho
ono Just before.
With this completo tho gasollno
schooner was then worked lu lines
neross tho channel, thus completing I
ll unrt fif 1i.,tsl,A,....1 .... n.i... !
..i.-. ...... .. ;. .'
w
SURVEY
BA
.....i nun u.cho toumuugs is now ronntiles will enter the war slniul
belng finished at Empire. taneously. the dispatch alleges, Du
lly making a purvey about onco a mania against Austria and Dulgarla
month in this mnnner It will be pos-1 ngnlnst Turkey.
Otllllt rnl It,. . I. inAMO ... ... .... ' MM-MWHH
u.w.u iu. iuu i iihiiiuuiH in hi. nil iiaietl
know the exact condition of the bar
and where theso efforts are most
needed.
Survey Coos River
In a launch Captain Polhemus yes
terday nmdo n survey of the Coos
Diver. Knowing there Is but a cer
tain amount of money to be spent
bo seeks to adjust It no ns to re-
""" i river ino worst suoais
"d "uoiunnon.
i iiu hiiiikh nnvo neon "nagged" so
tho dredge Oregon, now working on
tho north nrm of tho river near Al
legany, will not bo delayed In Kenrch
tug for them.
Captain Polhemus believes that
with tho monoy now on hand the riv
er can bo mndo fairly safo though ho
nn. t ....
states tlio fund that was duo last
ear If nvalloblo now. would aid ii.n..or,,hS ",rrlvnl tl,,?.1,,"n'1 from.f'"i
.i-iniii. i.. n. .i....ii.. re8t of "io county. This moans that
terlally In tho dredging,
CUT WIDOWS' FUND
NEW LAW SETS .MAXIMUM PEN
SION AT $10 PER KAMILV
To Deceive .Money Must , lu
Stato Tin iv Years and In the
County One eai-.
Every widow of tho county who
Is receiving u pension from tno
court must uppour before that body;
on Friday when Judge Watson
poets tu shave $1,000 from the
monthly sum now doing paid to wid-
ows. 'I'lnu lu ll,,. II.Mt .....M.... ,.f
, tho County Court slnco the now wld-
Sch-low's pension luw went Into effect, j
i Hoiealtcr to retoive money n .
' widow niuut have been a resident i
of tho stato for three years unU oi
tho touaty one year. Sno will ro-
toivo tho some portion per child,
mu B( ju jor tll0 lirat u,j .,,1,0
, t0r every othor child, nut tno new
law makes $10 the maximum to any
lono widow.
Undo.- tho old statute souio wid
ows havo iclceivud more than $6o
. i .'. ""y "".' "-" """
IU IU, II llltl lll.ll Hill UlUllll ll
gieat u.oiithly saving to tho county.
..... I. Im.l.i.B lm I......I . .In. I....I-
iiuiuiu iii iuuiii(i mu iiuiiu iii mu linn-1
liy, but many nave taken advantage
0f ,(
i tho north Instances wore found ,
of lamllles moving across tho bo.--'
dor Hue Into this state uud tlion I
making application for tlio pension
UJ ': Jll(,Kl) gho W0I,(, ,ul ,, Kut i
iliuiiuy. uiiu nujiiuii uiuu iviiu it
jr a (UJIt.0 providing ho iouldiruui wus inauo out ror Mrs. wo
promlso her u pension. Whim the
County Judge ot Marlon County re
fused to grant a widow a pension
she moved across Into Polk County,
tier application was ugalu tiiruod
the Circuit Court she
down and lu
won out.
it Is said thoie aro between 10
and 50 widows on tho Coos County
pension roll at a monthly expend!-
.... ..r ..l.n,,i 'iooo whlfli .liiflL'i
a niMUliu i in- wiwi
5
Mrs. Frank D Cohan Is recuporat-
1,.... ......n.. . ... 1.,.. .-,.,.,.., ....am.
s iiuiiuo ... - .."U ,"'., r I
iiwu m. ..- .. , -- , - i
.. - l..,lil,. ,. .,,,,,1,. ui thn liriHiiltnl a
couple or weeks l I ger an thou re-
iirn to Portland with her aunt to
s end a few weeks until she fully
rnciiiinratoa
JUlUllUrdlUB.
i'i".iv ""' - . ;.
Little Katherlne lloinnan, uaugn-
und Mrs. C. 8. Hoffman,
., .....
laonflnldtohe-homewU
la confined to he. home with mumps.
Attend Track Meet lVlday
,)r ,,, KUrvf DKVIIST
Room a.,,, Coko g.le
HARD BUT IT
ttttas
EVENING EDITION.
Two More Countries Are to
Enter the Bit) War at
the Same Time
Rumania in Opposition to Aus
tria and Bulgaria Enters as
Against the Turks
REACH AN AGREEMENT
Two Dalkaii Count lies lluvo a
Thorough Understanding, Accord
ing to Advices ami Ituuiaiila
Will Cede Tcriltury
tllf AaaocUtfit I'mii to Coot llnj Tlmi-a.
PARIS, June 2. -Bulgaria nml
Hiimaula have arilved at a completo
uiiderHlandlng according to a lluch
arest dispatch to tho Petit I'arlsleu,
minmnlu having agreed to cede
territory In Dolirudja. Tho two
Hi:,tv,(
'I.' Vi il'IMIl' f'ITVVH
IIOl'DS EARLIER '
ill
Stage At llandon to Await Arrival
or Day .Mail An Times Sug-
gcMcl
Decently tho Coos Day Times took
up with Postmaster McLalu the mat
ter of the slow service to Curry coun
ty. Mall leaving Mnrshflohl on the
morning train must lay over at Dan
don until tho next morning when It
goes out on tho 7 o'clock stage.
Postmaster McLalu has now re
ceived Information from tho depart
ment that tho servlco will bo chang
ed. Instead of the mnll stage leaving!
nt 7 a. m. It will leave llaiidou nf
mail going out of here on tho morn
ing train will go right on through
i Into Curry county tho sama day mid
, give a servlco to tho section twonty
, four hours earlier than under tho old
. plan.
TO ARREST
.MRS. R. II. WATSON STOPPED ON
KILDI'RN DV WIRE
BULGARIA
BUM A
AGIST
TEUTONS
I
GOES
DICKER
WO
ex-(Alleged She Sold Goods llouglit On
Installment Plan, Sailed Coder
Assumed Xiiiuo
Charging ber with soiling goods
"""Kbl on the Installment pinn and
still unpaid for doing and Hitrvoy
Hbortly befiiro noon today sworo out
" ""Vri" v l"L, ',,rruBl,",lM
," wtsn. Sho left yesterday with
her hiiBhand and threo children on
tho Kllburii for Portland and It Is
alleged they sailed under tho as
sumed name of It. A. Wilson. Tho
haluuce of the furniture bill Is $71
.35. Tho arrost was made nt tho In-
u( ii I w i nf flui l"rwu Pet n nt llimlntuu
M, . A81i,)eia()ll, Secretary Powell
..."
iteciaios it to no ono or tho stren-
unity nwifllU III III If llllllll. In nrnl.,nl
tl0 ionibers of the orKiinlzntlon from
,1..... ...... .... ....... .. ...... ..
iiiuu i iiimni vviih an uiuinoyeu on tilO'v
log boom nt the Smith Mill and that
later the family moved to Noith Doud
where they woro living until yostor
day.
As soon as the complaint was mado
out It was wired Iminedlutoly to Port-
..... ... ."i"r ... p,.j.,.,,n &.... tui.iiij
itufcuw they left the boat. The
war-
tson
becuuse her name wus signed to tho
contract
It Is furthor alleged that tho fum-ito
uy iiioii nun iiiuiii a Kiiciion range
Hist Is still unpaid for. If appro-
"'leil. It Is expected that Mrs. Wat-
.(('.nam, ll UJHII IIUUJIIIIIJ Ull Ml.u UUI
the charge filed ugnlnst her.
E
When Tiinl Called Defoio .lustlce
.Sinister ( (iso Dismissed llccause
Complainant Is Absent
' , T, ""e , S, 7
'11... .... r II....ni..., l.'l..l. ..l.n-
"i "
dismissed by Justice A.
E. Sinister
,,. v,iril. iimiii toilav
ul i""ll lionu luuii).
Tho case
was called for trial and District At-
torney 1. IJo.ivl.i was here to pros-
' iute but the complaining witness
I'"'1 "O1 -!loar. The case had been
i..ll.,..,l u..,.nrl ll.,,.,u .,-llll,l,r ,lw.
vvc
"".':.." ,..':"' ,X" "' V"Z "l
,i.i 1
ntsinci Aiiorney. risK upjiourou
"iare "l,t tl, com'
nlannn nQt ben Bt 10 Ju8.
Hce tllsmlssod the charge.
viu ,.ir,hii.,i Mint hf. dill not nu-
isault Coyne with a weap'm but only
defended hlnisilf after being threat
s
DROPPED
IS AISO BLAMED SLIPPERY
A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mull
and Coos Hay Advertiser.
PRESIDENT WILSON INSISTS
THAT MEXICO STOP FIGHT!
BUB HITS Sill
GERMAN AIRMAN DHOPS DOMIl
ON WAHSAW THEATER
Sl
Are Killed ami Twcnlj-fho
Others Wounded, Mostly Wo
HK'ii and Children
Or AModaleJ Trfaa to Cooa naj Tlmn.J
WARSAW. Juno 2. - A bomb from
a German aeroplane thrown down at
Warsaw today Btruck a crowded
moving picture theater. Tho mlsslo
P erred the root nml In exploding
killed six persons and wounded 25
others, mostly women and chil
dren. ATTACK PRZEMYSL
Al'KTRO-OEHMAX I'ORCES TIGHT
ENING GRIP ON K()RT
I'llither Treiiehcs7liitsilo the City
Aro Reported Taken by tho
Teutonic Cones
tllf Aucwlathl l'rwa to tooa har TIim I
LONDON, June 2. According to
reports tho Aiistro-Gernian grip cm
Przemysl Is tightening. Offlelul nn
nouiicements from llerlln state that
further entrenchments north of the
city were captured, although Petro
grad declares, the attacks wero ro-
pulsed, llerlln also announces tho
rupture- dining May of moro than
tluu.OOO Russian prisoners.
In tho west Bovoro fighting oc
curred north of Arras. The French
claim the Allies penetrated Neu
vllle, but tho Germans assort tho
attack wiib repulsed. The Delglan
army Is onco moru In tho thick
or battle. A Dclglau statement says
tlio German attacks wero beaten
back.
READY FOR FRONT
! principal leaders, is- not as n dip
WILLIAM CAREV, FORMERLY OKJoiimtlc note from the United States
COOSDAV, IX RANKS
Instructor In Mirlclry In Duldlii
Training Camp and Expects Soon
To Leave For Franco
From '
comes n
'tho huts ot Tlppornry"
letter to the Mooso loiigo'dltlous have existed In Mexico. The
wiuiuii liy William t'aiey, uo
moutiis ago nu employe ot the Hmltii
I'owers lugging io.ki. Lnruy )b now
lu lluiiust, Ireland, his old noino autl
is Instructor or uiiisKutry. no ux
poets to leave soon for the front.
Carey Is n man of about -10 years.
Four or rivo years ho lived on Coos
Hay ami mndo many trieuds. To see
his country at war without, his Doing
tueru was more tmiii ho couid htaua
and heioru UiriaiimiH nnio t'aruy
went to Canada and tried to uuust.
Tlio first lug ileiacuineiii of troops
had JiiHt lett and tuti raiiKs were run.
tudoterred Carey went acrosti tlio
Atlantic lu answer to tho call and
tiieio Hi his old hoiilo was wuuumoti
io tno raiiki.
"1 nm homo for my first rest since
Christmas,'' ho wiltes, "1 now hnvu
a lliai-ciass curtiiicatu as an instruct
or tu musKotiy lu the school at Dub-
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.....( l Biuiiu iiiuii, Ul ll,) lllliu luuvil -
illg
Hut like every man Iu the army,
Carey Ih anxious to got to the num.
"Wo io tiled ol this waiting,' lie says
hut will not be uluu to get away un
til his imitation has ruiutied Its lull
strength. Ho onus witu tlio kiato
uieiil that "the belief hole Is that
tho war will last lor u long time."
lo nil of his old frleium unit to the
r nnfl nvFRF nw r
lmk For Now Worlds. Tho Front
Street Huporbas, they of tho cigar
wrapper name, uro looking lor new
nUIIHB l bUIIUIIllI lltlVl IWUHJ .IIUIIU-
gor Dllhird was conlerrlng with mes
captain or the llutchery iilno lor a
worlds to coiuiuur aud today Maim
guino on Sunday. Dlllard decluies
ii,..., i....... ...... ,..,.i....... i ,i,..i. ....
i.iuj ii.iiu i.i,, uiiiiiinn in iiiuii ii l " , , .
giegatlon and no contract will be ' liate, us murli us they r...r. mr
signed with them until llioy agieo.nmn la the wiHiitry. or oui i.i n
ioIIuu.ii!h)i tho men.
Aiinil i.'i.tu ii i, v iiiuii nn.
met) Myers, whether Its Frank or Dil-1 that the government of tln I niif.l
ly or John ho didn't know, louiid ins .States ahould fruukly state n u-li. -way
to the Carter hotel tills morn-. wlilcli, lu tlieae exiruordlnui v u.
lug, Hiiflerlng from u wobhlluess iu ' riimstauee. It becomes our dutv in
tho lower extremities. The pullc adopt, und It must pi est.-it ly do wii.n
dliignosed It us 'tieinbllnltts' and ' It has uot hitherto done or fdi ar
locked up said Myers. .liberty ti do. to lend ucth. m..i.ii
Many at Exeicises. -Tho auditor-' guppoit Ui some lunu. or iniu:i r
linn oi the North lleml liluli Mtliool i mull. If auih Uiuy he found. vvln
was crowded last evening by the par
ents and friends of the eight gradua
tes who were uwurduil their diplom
as by Superintendent Itusb. Thu ad
dress wus made by Dr. Luther Dyott,
of the First Cougiegutioiml ihurch lu
Portland, who Is one of the most
rorcojul spoukers lu thu state.
CLOSED FOR REPAIRS.
Dreakiug of Chain Stops Wolk
at
.Mill ror the Day.
The big mill of the C. A. Smith
Company had to elose this morning
inn t tin ruur nr t lift iih v nil uni'iiiiiii
- -- -- - "-.;-' " .", ,'
U" acc,,Jont- When u big log.jaal8 lb,
forty foet long, wui puled up outlthU
I of the water the log chain broke lu
two. It was neeeHary 10 snui nie
mill down for the r-1 -if ti.. d,n
u'-iii uu' "iuiu tiwa ie w nu i
r
thcr.
A Southwest Oregon Paper
Tlinl'a ulmt tlio Coot liny Times Is. A Sonth.
Host Oregon paper for Southwest Oregon pooplo
mid devoted to tho best Interests of this great
lection . Tho Times always boosts aud never
knocks.
No. 268
'Says People Are Crying Out
1 For Food and Republic Must
Be Saved from .Anarchy
1ST HAVE A HEAD
And U. S. Will Find it Neces
sary to Support Some Gov
ernment of Prestige
STATEMENT f FIRM ONE
Message. Is Expression of President's
Attltudo uud Throiigli American
Agents Will bo Delivered to
Kour Meliau Leadeiti.
tllr Aaaortatisl Trrrt lo I'vua Uar Tlaix.l
WASHINGTON, I). C. June ?
I'resldeut Wilson served uotUe on
the fartlonnl leaders or Mexico In
day that unless within "a very tdmrt
time" thny unite to set up u r.ovrrn
inent which the worhl can rnon
ulze, tho United States "will he
constrained to deride what means
should ho employed by the I'iiIumI
Stall's in order to help Mexlo avo
herself and serve her people " Tim
statement Is regarded everywhere
as notice of u new and lguroua
policy to restore pence. It Is every
where Interpreted ns a warning that
the patience of the United States Is
exhausted. What steps the Presi
dent Is prepared to take ll the
warning Is unheeded Is not dim tun
ed III tho statement, lu official ili-
cles, nevertheless, no douhl exists
that ho Is prepared to proceed.
MADE IM'DLIC TODAV
(11 7 A.KoflKM rna to Cooa oaf Tltnoa
WASHINGTON, I). C, June ?
President Wilson's warning to
Mexico, that tho Unltud SIuIch mu
not permit tho piesont conditions
to continue, went forward by Irle
grnph today to tho. American arciit
who will deliver It to the fatttoual
leaders, and It was at the same time
mndo public at the White House
llio statement, which goes to Car
ranza, Villa, Zapata ami Garcia, the
hut lis a declaration of President
Wilson's attltudo expressed In n
stntemcut to the American people.
About Revolution.
Tho statement ny; "For more
than two years revolutionary ion
purpose or the revolution was to
rid Mexico or men who Ignored the
constitution or the republic, and
used their power lu contempt of
the right of its people, and wll'i
those purposes the people or th
United States generously sympath
ized, lint the leaders of the i ev
olution lu tho very hour of sm-
' cess, dlsaKreed and turned arms
against one uiioiner.
I'uahlo lo Co-Openito
"All professing the sninu nhjertn
they iu u uevertliHless, iinuble or
unwilling to co-operute. A Cental
authority at Mexico City la no r.oon
or sot mi than ll Is undermined and
authority denied by those who were
expected to support It. Mexlo
apparently Is no uouriir u holutton
of (ho (rngicnl troubles than xhe
whs when the revolution first kind
.uui, iviiu nun iihm iii-pii -
led. And rIih bus been swept by
j (,y W,r g f ,y frB. ,.r , rcips
lire iiesiroyen, iiuiu nn uhimmmu- i,
work cattle have linen eonflsi .ited
lor tho uiu of Hie ariel raitioiw,
linr people flee to the mountain
to tmonpe helim drawn Into uuavnil
lug bloodshed mid no means p. this
to load the Vay to peuce mid sittUd
order.
'lu these cliiumniftni.s tli" i -
do they deilie Hi settle aflniiM
ir
her, or ilalui any right to do
Put neliher do they wish to
H'l
Si o
uttor ruin come upon her."
Cry Out for FimmI.
"Patriotic Mexlraiis are hIi k at
I . . ... . ..I
rt mid rry out for ikmi.- mil
for every self-sairlfln that i....v I...
iirciMwury i y' "
The pi oiili-
ii'rv out tor ruoii aim win ii,h n.
WHO HiailllS UHlWM'ii luwiil unit i"' ii
dully bread It is llmo, uiriii.iv'.
cau rany iue suiiihuh i-'i." -
Mexico to their support lu 111 iri.nt
to Iguore. If they unmet uulu. '
warring factions of Hie riii'in uel
returu to the coiuulmtloii f ''
ropubllr, so long in abeyu i- . .m
set up 11 governmeut at Mel" t nv
which the great powers of t'n . " '!
can lecognUe aud deal witii
"I therefore publhly md '
aoleniuly call upon tho' I iden.
the faetl'iiu lu Mexico if t'
mil liar mid nroinDtl). foi llo- "
.... . , 1.. ..,
(lemptlou nt 1 he prosi
I foal It to If " '
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tu ti II
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will li.
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