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VOL NO. XXXVIII.
AUSTRIA TIES
SACK PRZEIHYSL
ISstnbllshed 1H7H
As The t'onst Mull.
MKMHKKS OP TUB ASSOCIATKl) IMKSH
A Southwest Oregon Paper
Tlint's what tho Coos liny Times Is. A South
nest Oregon pnper for Southwest Oregon people
and deleted to tho best Interests of this great
section . Tho Times nlrrays boosts and never
knocks.
ALLIAWCE BEAGHED:
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1915 EVENING EDITION.
coi:s asiiori:
Hf.ACII NORTH
AT
OK
Richmond
SKATTLi:
Great Galician Fortress Cap
turned by Russians Again
Changes Hands in War
ID THlIlG GUNS
Czar's Arm Held the ,Big
Stronghold for Period of
Ten Weeks Only.
MEN AND SUPPLIES MOVED
Nubians Anticipated Their I'd 1 1 mid
Sale All They Can Take Out of
tho I'liico Refoi'o tho Kiioiny Hn-
teih Deny Itulhiii AUwinco
(D; AuaclateJ rrm to tool -rtj T.mf..J
LONDON, Juno :i. 1'rzemjHl litis
ken reclaimed by Austrlu. Official
innounrement whb mndo ill Vienna
today that tho great flallclan fort
ress, won by tlio KiiHslunn tun weeks
aj'j after a long struggle, had been
recaptured. With 1'romysl In their
hands tho Austrlans nnd Germans
tavo concluded tho first phnso of tho
new Uallclau campaign which was
launched lu a drlvu from Cracow.
Dispatches Indicate tho attacking
forces relied largoly on their heavy
juns which they used effectively nil
through tho advance across Gnltcln.
Dispatches say tho Russians had re
moved men and supplies from Proz
tmvsl lu anticipation of Its fall and
that they considered It nut Improb
able, that they would lose Lomhorg
at "ell. Italian reports of sternly
progress lu Austria aro disputed In
Vienna.
N In No Hunger and Will
null hu Hauled Olf Smut
Tonight
Pioli.
hkcrxtly cami: hkki;
Tho Alliance for n long
time was on the iiin to Coos
Hay and was taken off the
run when the George V. 1CI
der started visiting this port
uuiHii it year aiio.
VILLA WINS IN
LATEST BATTLE
By Blank Movement He Routs
Carranza Cavalry in Fight
in Chihuahua
ITAKE SUPPLY TRAIN
A Coniolldntlon of Times, Coast Mall
nnd Coos Hay Adiortlscr.
No. 269
EM MS BREADJAPS REVOLT
AT CAPITAL
prick of VAitmrs kinds has
hi:i:x m:i)Cci:n
Government Allows People to Again
llnko Siiuill l,o.iios or While
Flour It toad
HKRLIN. June 3 As an Indica
tion that Oermnny's flour supply Is
not Insufficient tlio authorities an
nounced that tho prices of various
kinds of bread will bo reduced nil
over Greater Berlin June 7. linking
smnii loaves or wmto flour bread
again will be permitted.
The Anti-Government Faction
Holds Mass Meeting Which
Ends in Disturbances
HOME ISDESTRDYED
rfsirhxci: ok hurt
port huhxkd
RAVKX-
al Myrtle
(Dr AaaoctttrJ rrm to Com nf Tlmea J
SKATTLK, Wash.. June I!. Tho
steamer Alliance, which went ashore
last night at Richmond Reach Just
iiumi 01 senme, was bound for
:!a.8i11 Vi!!1'. i,a,8st!'1cr8 "' fiKht, I CARRANZA
...... io Dim 111 uiu Bimii, inn is in no
dunger. Arrangements nre being
m ml e to haul the Alliance orr at
high lido tonight.
General Obregon is Surround
ed and Loses a Large Quan
tity of His Stores.
AGENT TALKS
1NTS
TERRITORY
Itl'MAXIA MUST KNOW
sin: is to hut
WHAT
King of Haly Offers Ills Seniles (n
.Settle Question With Russia
llr Auiof UloJ I'rtu l Coot r TlmM.J
PARIS, Juno .1. King Victor Km
muuucl of Italy offered his services
as Intermediary lu tho adjustment
of territorial questions which have
arisen between Russia and Rumania,
accord lug to thu Milan Secolo. Ru
mania Is believed to ho exchanging
notes with Russia as to what torn
XI'AVJS WAS KUItl'ltlHi:.
(Br AnoclaloJ I'rrM Io Coo. Bar TlmM.l
LONDON, Juno 1. Tho fall of
Prieniysl was received hero with a
certain degree of surprise. Tho
Austrlans entered Przemysl nt 3:30
a. m. today after n hammering with
heavy guns that lasted mora than
20 days. Tho capitulation must bo
ascribed to thu effectiveness of this
artillery onslaught. When thu Rus
sians were forced to abandon some
of tlio out I'rzomysl foits they had
no tlmo to destroy tho guns, which
on falling Into the Teuton's hands
wre turned by tho now owners
against the Inner fortifications.
Suj-n President's Xole Is Hue to
Luck of Relations or the fulled
Slates Willi tho Constitutional
Hoierninont or .Mexico
III AaaoiLtej I'riM la Coot Day Tlmri )
WASHINGTON, I). ('., Juno 3
Consular Agent Carothers nt Chl
Iiunhua reported todny that tho Vil
la troops lu a flank movement cap
tured Sllue and routed the Cnrran
7ii cavalry. Obregon, he said. Is
surrounded at Trinidad by Villa In
fantry and has lost his trains and n
large tiantlty of supplies.
CAHRAX.A .MAN TALKS
(U; AttocLtfrl m.a to Coo. liar Tltna.J
WASHINGTON, I). C. Juno 3.
Tho hend of tho Carranza agency
hero Issued tho following comment
on President Wilson's .Mexican state
ment: "I believe President Wilson's
note is largoly duo to a lack of re
TROOPS RETREAT
AUSTRIAN'S WITHDRAW fHO.M
POSITIONS XKAlt TIHJXT
I
Soldiers Hue Virtually Heslroyed
One of Noted Health Results
ol' Southern Kurnno
(Br AmocUIcJ rrf Io Com liar Tlmra 1
VKRONA. Italy, June :i. - The
Austrian troops nre withdrawing
from thu positions along tho Flom
mo Valley, northeast of Trent. They
virtually destroyed the health re
sort of San .Martlno Do Cnstrozza.
lory Is to bo hers If alio Joins thelhitlons between the United States
allies.
IRE VESSELS S
IIRITISH Sl'll.MARIXi: DKSTROVS
HP.R.MAX TRANSPORT
HE 11
SAILS
MAXXKI) HV XOHSKMKN CWII IN
ANCIKNT WAR UAItl!
In n Figurative Invasion of Amerl
ra to Celebrate Xonuiy Hay
at Imposition.
IB Auocl.trJ IVCM to Coo. par TIlDM.
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 3. A
Viking ship, manned by r0 Norse
men, clad hi the ancient war gnrh,
"lied Into tho harbor at the Pun-
ima-l'aclflc Kxnosltlon today, her
quaint sails aided by oarsmen,
uratlvely Invading America for
celebration of Norway day.
Kalians Sink Tun AiMrlnu Merchant
Vessels and Damage An Auxil
iary Cruiser
(lljr AmocIjIM I'rtu to Coo. Illy Tlmo.
LONDON. Juno 3.A Ilrlllsh sub-
mnrluo operating lu thu sea of Mum
0111 torpedoed n largo German trans
port In Pandemia Hay osterday
morning. Tho announcement was giv
en out officially In Loudon today. It
Is also said tho submarlo was ono of
sovural operating In thoso waters.
ami uonstiiutlonnllst governments
nnd this has given room for many
fulso reports which have victimized
Cairanza. Lately Carranza ordered
an advance toward .Mexico Cltv.
which ho will undoubtedly niako be-1 w"h the Kngllsh at llooge, near
foro the week Is over. Thero Is no ' Vpres, hits taken u course fuioruhlo
danger thercforo tliut thu strife may 1 1" ' GorinuiiB. The German ut-
proiong itself, and cause any greater lnK ll, '",,,H "ear Warsaw ate
BATTLE UNDECIDED
(.'RR.MANS AND PRKXCII I'K.'HT
VIOLHXTIiV WITHOUT It IMP ll'
Relief Is That Teutonic Army Is
Preparing roc Another Ihlwt
ul Wursiiu
nr AtwvUted rrm to Coo. tlty TIoim.
LONDON, Juno II. Violent Infnn-
try fighting occurred yesterday near
l.oretto. Paris says no ndvuutngu
was won by either sldu lu this en
gagement. Ilerllu says the battle
.Memorial Hay Kxcirlscs
Point and Other .Whs
or That City
(Special to The Times)
MYRTLK POINT. June 3. Wed
nesday afternoon about ono o'clock
i no nert Davenport homo on tho
Catching creek road was burned. Tho
house Is about two miles southwest
of town Mrs. Rnvonpurt and the
three younger chlldruii had Blurted
over to .Mrs. Sllngby's home, tho near
est neighbor nnd u sister of Mr.
Davenports' and hnppened to look
back nnd saw Binoke lolling from tho
roof. Help came, but only n few
things could bo saved from the burn
ing house. There Is Insuranco for
$1,000 but this will not cover tho
loss to this couple. All bedding nnd
clothing were lost. Tho house was
a rood frame structure, painted nnd
In fine condition.
Memorial Senlcn
The Memorial sermon for (ho old
soldiers wns preached at tlm Pros.
bylerlun church, by Rev. J. K. Vor
non Inst Sunday morning. Old hymns
selected by tho Veterans were used
lu tho service, sung by a union choir.
Mrs. Roy Worley snug a hcnutlful
arrangement of Rock of Ages, lu a
contralto solo.
Monday afternoon at tho Unique
theater the Decoration day service
was held. There was a ladies quartet
and mnlu uunrtet mnl rlinrim. i.-,.f
. Tiuina if 1 ! t-lil ir.t -,..... .... ...i.i .
wi.ru HKiit ..vi.ii' u In. tl,r.. n, .!,( th. :.'.. " '"'"" "'" "" "iniress mr
Y ARRESTED
In House of Representatives
the Opposition Party Turned
Down by the Loyalists
SESSION DISORDERLY ONE
.leers uud Hoots (iivet Tho MciiiImw
Who Attempt to Make Scochos
Introduced Hosolutloii On
liiw'.t of Coiilidenco
llr AmocIiIi',1 1'r.M to Coo. liar TImni.J
TOKIO, Juno 3. Tho holding of
an nnti-goverumeut mass meeting'
hero tonight resulted in serious dis
turbances. Tlio situation outside tho
building where the meeting was field
was most serious. Many arrests wore
made and manifestos Issued by tho
organizers of the meeting were con
fiscated. Reinforcements of police
AN
T
IS
PRE
calamity.
FOOD
FORM
S
ri:d cross is distriiu'tinc
suppmks at .montkrkv
ITALIANS SINK TWO
B AMolialfel 1 iraa to Loos liar TllHM.)
OKNI3VA, Juno 3. Nows dispat
ches dcclnro two Italian torpedo boats
early yesterday entered the Gulf of
TtJest and sank two inorchnnt ves
sels nnd damaged tin Austrian auxil
iary cruiser.
Appeal From Mexico City Siijn
Thero is Had Slinrtugu
of fond
llml
(llr Auwlattj Trm to Coo. liar Tlmra )
WASHINGTON, I). C, Juno 3.
growlut; lu intensity uud It Is liollov
oil another drive t'lwnnl the Polish
capital Is (outomplntcd. No now
developments lire teported at the
Dardanelles extupt the sinking by n
lirltlsh submarlnu of a (ionium
transport in the Sen of Marmora.
city.
Opposition Ronton
A resolution was Introduced in the
house of representatives yestenluy
by the opplsltlon expressed a lack of
confidence lu the present administra
tion wns today rejected by a vote
of 133 to 3L. Kxtronio disorder
marked the session today. Hoots,
Jeers, mid wordv nHo'-cntlons punc
tuatod tho speeches dellvtsrad.
DA
ON .FEATHERS
MRS. SHIIR.MAN, Of CHICAGO,
KAYS NOT TO WIIAR TIIH.M
T
TODAY
w.
a. rordkr ci:li:hrati:s his
hihthday on coos hay
Distributions of the American Red formes ly Resided at Myrtle Point for
Cross relief supplies hns bcRiin In I .Many ears nnd llullt
Monterey, Mexico, Consul General ' Hotel There
I Ilnnnn today reported that ono car; , , , , ., , , ,
lot corn, one car of beans nud a car1,, W' .'V ?r'L,r,?. V.'.'.08. 'i1!'8,. " .,'a
Thinks WnmeiiV Club IVderntlon
.Memliei'N Would he liicouslsteut
If They Do So.
(llr AmooUIo.I I'rwn Io Com liar Tlmra.
PORTLAND, Or., June 3.-At
tho I'lnttliii uituulfiii Iniliiv tt thu Mlii.
I 11 lit ii lit ti I tfMit lint I it t tin il li it Pii 1
federation of Woipen's Clubs, Mrs.
John Dickinson Sherman, of Chlcugo,
created a stir among tho delegates
when shu declared: "Just as long
as the women of thu federation wear
featlurs on their hats will they bo
open to chin gos of Inconsistency."
Shu spoke on the work of conservation.
of flour has arrived. Tho Red Cross
HILL FOR HT.VKXUI
Ml) IX fHfXCII
: IXTRODUC
CIIAMHRR
tie
tho
PREMIER ATTACKED
NATIONALIST HITTfH AOAIXST
ASQUITH IN PARLIAMICNT
Meeting of lirltlsh Parliament Today
Results in Strong Opposition
to New MenHiue,
(Br AnoUt4 rmt to Coot Car llmfa.
LONDON, Juno 3. Tho first as
emtly of coalition of tho lirltlsh
Parliament today devoloped.lnto an
Hack on Promlor Asqulth by Lntth
ce Qlnnell, Nationalist, who blt
J"ly opposed tho susponsory hill In
troduced by tho Homo Secretary.
ft
Provides for Over flic llllllon
fninch to Ciury on tho
War.
11. Is today rolubrntlm; his birthday
...in i. .. .i... ii.... ... .i...; lino no is jv yuiirn oi uku. hiiuiikii
I iterlor ol. s s tl e iranw ortatlon 0,,u r l" Mcsi ",!r80ns '" thc C0I,n
interior points ns me iinnspoiiniion . . Ini, n ,, ,...,,,. i ,i,
facilities aro restored. An uppeal ,' "., '" ..., ,,,' ,., ,i,. ,' ,i.
Red Cross coming from the In-, "" ".-" X ";,; 'i, ,i 1.n7 hi Z
nn nrn inopr oiimm:
i-ii " i i - m .i.i ...ii . . .. i..
H lILU LI OL UU V I ""'ftVr' ..i.0".0. '.uVV, " ril'0..ed In ICuropo. Ho follows tl.owar
.... - i w vi b.jd tsiw ofcti.w. nv lilUl. rrivnriiiiv tiiwl ii nu in wmilfi n
Ity Is desperate on account of a , vo l0 ,, lu0 yelua ,,, B(, tlmt ,10 1
MUCH ACTIVITY SEEN
ALONG ROGUE RIVER
Weddeibuiu Tindliig Company Has
I Icon Making Many liuproveincutN
Theio This Season
shortage
plies,
In food and medical sup-
Hr AhocUI.4 I'ren to Cooi rar Tlnw.
PARIS, Juno 3. Fronch Minis
ter of finance Rlhot today Intro
duced a bill In tho cnnmiier oi
Donutles for an upproprlatlon of Claims Neyispnper Man nnd Hoci
can see what transpires
Mr. Dorder Is lu excellent health
ot.O there Is no icasou why he should
not live for years nioio. Ills only
trouble s with his eyes, having been
struck by a limb of a true some years
....a . 1.II-. I.. ,1... tt-nnilu ll.il Ii.. tn (I .
ilhu " llliu ill tnu ..WW..R, ii., i tin .. i ,,,
' rea.i by iisIiik a muKnlfyliig Khiss and , '"
mi.vi.-.v iMM.i-i civi! in mmc'I'Is chief Interest in life Is following
M "miirn mi liiin iip niiT ill t,lr ,,ff",rH ,ako ,n ," worW'
lllltl.l) IO MAUI, Hl.iOLI I JIr onlur WH i)ora ( umiforu
'riiniitv Ph.. nonr tlio fanioiiH lled-
Roderlck Macleiiy, piesldent of tho
Mncletiy estate of Portland and head
CHARGES GEN. BTISi
C.COO.000,000 francs, provisionally,
rnr tlm reoulrements In tho third
quarter of the present year.
PKOPLi: VOTING TODAY
Itond Issuo for Railroad Is Helng lle
clded Today
(Special to The Times)
ROSDUURG. Ore., Juno 3. Tho
Dr Aaaoclat I're.. to Coi rar TlmM.l
LOS ANGKLKC, Juno 3. N.
Zogg, a self-styled Mexican
of the Wedderburn Trudlng company
writes that ho will leave lu a few
days for Poitlaud after a visit to his
Curry county propeity, and oxpecls
to leturii to Wedderburii Juno If. and
letiialu there most of tho sum
mer.
I Mr. Macleay has boon doing big
UhingJ on his property this season,
I baling Introduced blooded stock to
I build up tho hunts of tho commu
nity, started up a cheoso factory and
i Installed dairying with many of thu
Ifarmois nud Is laying out much of
tno ftons or veterans and Dr. L. O.
Johnson was tho speaker of the day
lor the soldiers, lloth addresses were
sp'ondld nnd well given. The little
girls gave u pretty drill nud Bovornl
f tit 4I -i-tl.l . ii.. t ..
i..... tnu buiiuiii reciu'ii poems or
readings fitting to tho day.
Young Couple Miiriled
Mr. Wayne Woods and Miss Nettle
M'ller iero ninrrled nt the Christian
church, pnrsonugo, by Rev. Cannon,
last Tuesday evening. The ninny
friends of the young couple wUh
them tunny years of happy life.
Hold i:ainliiiitloiis
Tho slate eighth grade examina
tions will ho held lu (he grammar
s'diool Thursday and fihhty of this
week. Mrs J. 8. Whltnkor will con
duct thu examination.
Miss Ida Gamble, of North Rend,
ulll bo hero Thursday to assist lu
the stnto examination In the work of
nrranglng for the pupils what they
are exempt In, ns sho was tho ef
ficient tenchor of that uruilo the Inst
two years.
Notes of the Cllr I
W. C. Ilradley was calling on the
candy trade lu Myrtle Point last
week.
Charles Stauff of Mnrshflold, was a
business culler hero Thursday morn
ing, wlillo tho train went on to Pow
ers uud returned,
Mr. and Mrs. Allison Roberts hnve
gone to California to mnku their
home1, sailing on the Nairn Smith
from tho liny Inst week
W. II. Waiinn of North Iloud Is a
business caller In the city
Mux Dement nnd fniully have mov
ed to tliulr homo for the summer.
Miss lllnnch DoArmoud, the school
mistress nt llonryvlllo. uinio tin homo
Sunday, returning Monday.
Miss Mota Hanson rotiiruud Sat
urday from school at Rlveiton, io
mnlulng until .Monday afternoon
W. C. Cooloy arrived from eastern
Oregon Friday night. Ho expected to
taito ins car out with lilm but will
hnvo to wait on the roads or loavo
R. Mrs. Cooloy did not return, and
Mr. Cooloy says they will como homo
nrtor they harvest tho crop on the
eastern state farm. They will luiio
three crops of alfalfa there this season,
DICK AT RANDOLPH
ford Snrlnus. Ho Is the father of A.
General Wanted Tronhlo Started ), Uorder and Mrs. L. W. Travur
In Lower Callloriila. with whom ho resides. Ho has four
giand children.
Mr. Hordor in tho east followed the
R. lnicliinau nf n I'nnt metnr.
lovolu-i lie tanio.to tho Pacific roast yours his property for salo to settlers.
tlonnry Kcnornl. declared In tho Su-' ago tint! for a time lived lu California! Mr Macleay operates a largo sal-
porlor Court today that ho had been and for somo yeais served us a forost , ,.nnory mi the Roguo River uud
on-ncml liv nnnnr.it Harrison Grov riitiiror (hero. .. .... . . .... .
rttn n.. ...... r ,1... I r.u A,.,riilf,u 'Cliiinu nnrltii' thn Htmt Xlr Itnntnr linu
and General Vlljoon, a former Roor'ieslded in Coos lounty ho has lived salmon for the mouth of Mny which
inn. in i nrimnlvn n invntt lii l.iiu'. In Mvrtln Point until ii few vcars Is omir.llv a slnrk month.
uponlo of Rosoburg aro today voting I ,. callfornln. an alleged project no when ho cnnio to Coo Hay. Iloi
ut a special election on tho proposl- which recontly resulted lu tho In- hullt a i hotel ut Myrtle Point uirl con- BAYNE PLEADS GUILTY
Ul u "l'" " .... ,..,,, I .,,. ... , .,!, un,,.l,..l,.u ilmrf iliu.l.i.l t fnr n liini. mill wim nun of "" ' .". ..r. ...
lltmlor wuli MIMU btlMICIMUC. rui urr
Point
Mis. Cm I
Away at
President Wilson Works To
day on a Message to Send to
the German Government
VESSEL If ARID
Germany Claims Lusjtania
Carried Guns But U. S. Has
Proof to the Contrary
INSISTS ON ONE " POINT
Germany Is Asked to Say Whether
She Will Olisrrco International
lns Hegaidlng the Treatment
of People on Hoard Vescls
nr Ai.orlaloJl'rMa la Cooa liar Tlmra.)
WASHINGTON. 1). C, Juno 3.
The President worked most of today
on tho new nolo to Germany Tho
situation developed to a point whero
although the ilslt of Gorman Am
bassador Ilernstorff to tho Prosldont
yesterday was believed llkoly to en
lighten Ilerllu on the attitude of
the United States, the American gov
ernment is unmoved In Its Intention
to determine promptly whother Oor
mnu submurlue commanders will
hereafter respect tho principles' of
Inter. intloiuil law.
Tlio facts upon which Germany
asked for an iigrconicut, It is now
practically certain, will ho treated
by tho note a-i not Irrevelnnt with
one exception. It Is understood the
note will restulo thnt tho Lusltnnui
wns on u peaceful crulso, did lint r
slst capture uud wns uuarinod.
Put pose of Note.
The purpose of tho United States
lu tho new unto will ho to discover
whether Germany will In the fu
ture, on encountering vessels of any
nationality thnt aro unarmed, to
answer that tho pnssougors end
crew aie to bo taken to places of
safety. Should thu vessol bo curry
ing contraband It would bo certain
of c'ludotnuntlou lu the prlzo court
nnd theruforu subject Io destruction.
It Is reiterated nt tho Stnto Depart
ment that while affidavits filed by
the Gorman Klubassy contending that
the l.usltania was armed Hnvo boon
carefully cmiBldorod ami that tho
proof of the United States that thu
vessel was unarmed Is beyond ques
tion. NEW WIRELESS STATION
(llr AMoilatM I'rt.a to Co.. liar Tlmra
RKRLIN, Juno 2. Tho Gorman
Illustrated newspapers give pictures
of the Tolefiinkou wlroloss station
at Damascus, Tho apparatus came
from the Hamburg stenmor Potor
Rlskmers, which wns sunk In tho
eaily days of the war, It Is stated
that tho D.tmuscus stntlol lias re
peatedly spoken with the great sta
tion at Nation, nenr llorlln, uud that
it has Intercepted wireless messages
from the Klfful Towor In Paris.
STEEL TRUST "IK
U.MTIID STATRS STRKL CORPOR
ATION IS VICTOR
tlon of whethor or not tho city shall dlctment of Otis' son-in-law. Hairy .iuete.l It for n time and w
ls o bonds In tho sum of $300,000 'chandler, on ii charge of consplrl.ig ( he men who laid out lie
Us to bonds nu o s in , , American neutrality. Renders addition to Myrtle
IO U1I1IU I.1IIIUUM " " - ,
HONOR JKff 11A.V1S
IBr AsorUtc4 PrWa to Caoa Dar Tlml
ATLANTA, Gn., Juno 3.
The I08tlr anniversary of tho
ulrtlt of Jefferson Davis wns
observed generally through
out the South today. It was
legal holiday In most of tho
.ouuinern states.
"IMVI
,
NEW ARMY ORDER
fBr Auod.t.J Prm to Coo Dar THHM.J
LONDON. June 3. An amend-
nt to tho army act has beon
""posed by H. J. Tennant, under
Jffetary of war, by which Parlia
nt is asked to civo tlio war de-
rtrnent power to transfer soldiers
''0m one enmmnnil tn nnother
without their consent, evon If to
different branch of tho service.
Ucl tiansference, however, shall
Do' deprive the soldier of any pay
0r allowanco formerly received.
Rave Vriain lailAH l.an.!a ....Idloil fit
, '"' r ' "V'""
RHSTAURANT MAN LKAVHS
C f. Tucker, who hat. been con
Ro
Klmliiill Tieasmer
Harry J. Kimball hs been choshn
to act as treasurer of the celebration i
Relief Is Thnt Other Arrests to
Made lu Connection With
Flk Hum Case
Alfred Ilayucs In the Justice Court
n,n Pnsendo mountains. Tho Kendall
Company, an eastern concern has
nromi to build tho road, erect a lum
ber mill In Roseburs. and bring logs ducUnB tho annul restaurant In , corainjttoo- 'noa.r .''" rY" K""0' ' yosturday afternoon pleaded guilty to
ever tho road to Rosehurg a
uiacu.ro issus. " "-":' ,,'pnld. Ho had his fixtures nil
Hughes Piinm-m
Her Homo
COQUILLK. Oro., Juno
Georglaun HtiKhes. wife
Hughes, who died nt Rundolp May 28
was the daughter of Mr and Mrs. j
George Lenevo and wus 31 years old. ,
She was born In Myrtlo Point May
13, ISKt and had lived all her life,
lu tho Coqulllo valley, much of the
fine run of r'llu nt Coqulllo: Dusldes tho hus-
iiaiiu, hiiu iuuvi'b ovu . iiimreii, a iioj .
of tun uud a baby girl 1 1 mouths '
old. Her health had never been ro-j
bust, a fever In her childhood having
loft her heart lu had condition, The
cause of her death was heart failure
brought on by some excitement caus
ed by thu hunt for a wild aiilmnl tjiat
I.hiI attacked tho chicken house Into I
lu the uiuulug, Mrs. Hughes became ;
much uxcltcd nud died lu a short
time.
Decision In Historic Suit Is That
the Concern Should Not ho
Dissolved
only tho Issuing oi mo '"''7" ,'"lror excepting
bonds on tlio part oi inu ciw. u i"
proposition Is carried by tho people
tho Kendall firm will build a big
saw mill and do big developing work
In tho woods. It Is said that If thoy
establish their plant the payroll at
tho mill will amount toa large sum.
RKKLIN HULKS STRICT
(Or AMoclatrJ Prw to Cooa Bar Tlmra J
URRLIN, Juno 3. The regula
tion! concerning the mixing of rye
with potato flour and of wheat Uh
rv" flour apply as woll to housewives
as to bakerL Disregard of these tog
nintlons led to a disagreeable sur
P ise for a christening party In Iler
fin The mother had baked an olab
rate cake to celebrate tho oecr.ston.
lust as the guests were sitting rion
to the table, a police official appear
ed demanded a slice of the cake, and
n MecInK that It was not lawfulb K.nJe
SSi It. A fine was later Im-posed.
paid
I no. Through an at
torney tho creditors seeureu irom
Mrs. Tucker a bill of salo for tho
fixtures and she linn left for Port
land. TWO RIG .IORS
Tlio North Rend City Council will
ut the next meeting let, two Dig con
tracts, ono for a seweir system esti
mated to cost U'.r,300 and tho othor
for grading Virginia and McPImrson
uvenuos, estimated to cost $11,027.
WILL OIVK RAXQURT.
Tlio Marshfleld Masons will glvo
a banquet tonight when many Ma
sons from North Rend will ho in
nttendunce. Frank Heath and sev
eral others aro to bo given tho third
degree at a session preceedlng tho
banquet.
ASK VOIR NKIGIIROlt
.ir.vij nth.
eohed gteat praise. On nuouut of his I In his possession preferred by Deputy
excellent work us muuager last year
Mr. Kimball ius made treasurer this
year.
Will Play Hall. Tho Mnrshflold
flio department will go to the sal
mon hatchory on south Coos rlier
next Sunday to play the hatchery
nine. They will muko the trip on the
boat Rainbow leaving Marshfleld ut
X a. in.
GRARCATIOX l.'.YHHCISP.S
Tho graduation oxorclsos uro freo
to any who uUh to attend uud uo
admission feo will be charged.
FOR KALi; Lots r,.(l.7. Hlk.il,
Ferndulo for $1.-00. $200 down.
$20 a month, at C per cent. Phono
f!3JX.
Steamer Spoedueli nails south fioiu
North Rend, I'lhlaj, it p Reser-
witlou at Abstract office, .Marshfleld
uud Wurren Painter, Xoith Rend.
Five selumli In meet frlday,
Game Warden Thomas. Sentence
was postponed.
Though tho officials have inuilo no
finther statements It Is generally be
lleied in thu court room that ut least
one other arrest Is to bo mudu In con
nection with tho affair.
As evidence u large flvo-proug elk
horn was Introduced. Rnynu declar
ed that he had no thought of violat
ing thu statu law at the time ho made
his collection of horns. Ho says
thoy is uro to ho takim south to tho
Klks Carnival In Los Angeles this
summer. Mr. Thomas secured about
l'J pairs of horns above Allugauy.
fOR.M GIRL SCOUTS
(llr AKlala4 I'rroa to tma liar Tlmra
PARIS, June 3.Tuo "girl scouts"
of franco are to bo seen exercising
In the country near Paris every Sun
day now, going tluough all tho ex
periences of camp life llko boy
scouts '
MAHHIAGi: LICL'XSUK
Tho following marriage llrenses
have been Issued at the county clerks
office:
Wayno I
Miller.
Palmer C, Leo and
osou.
Wood ami Nellie May
Mable Mnth-
3. Mrs.
or win i ,...,...... .
TRKNTON, N. J., Juno 3. Tho
United Stutus Steel Corporation won
the government suit In thu opinion
riled In the United Htatos District
Court hero this itfturuoon. It held
that the (orpoiatlou should not bo
dissolved, Thu piliiclpul points of
the decision wore It refuses to Is
sue an injumtloii, uud It holds that
the forelg i trade of tho corporation
mis not lu violation of the Sherman
law.
it WATERFRONT NEWS
1 ?
I Rucking a heavy nor west wind up
j from Sail Piaurlsco tho steamship
Nann Smith this morning at seven
n'chxk reported via wlrolovs that sio
I was off Kureka, 3tS hours out, C f
I McGeorge, the intent here, states sho
i will not bo In the bay before tomor
row morning but will null either Ha'
unlay or Knmli.y morning again for
tho south.
Portland papers huiu printed tho
receipt from the Marshfleld and tho
North Hend Chamber of Cammurco
ruguidlng the proposition sot on tout
here for the government building of
coast guard ship. Thu statomont
CITY HXTURTAIXS
SUTIIKRLIN, Ore., Juno 3. Tho
city of Suthurllii was host to the com
mercial men or the slate u fow days
ugo when tho keys of the city woro.was that under tho presout situation
turned over to thorn. Nearly a bun- lire savors from the shoro aro at
drod "Knights of tho grip" had gath-' times completely uuablo to launch
ered together to enjoy a duy's outing their boats through tho hroakers to
In various forms of amusement which roach Btrandod ships or to furnish uld
hud been provided for the occasion, j In pulling ships from dangerous posl-
. itlons The plan does not nrguo the
jubolUhment of coast guard stations.
$
t AMONG THE SICK
$$
Ueon,i Uoodriim Is suffering from
.a sci ere told uud slight attack of la
rrippo
.MANY TO KIRRRIA
(llr AmmUI 1'rc.a la Cooa Dar Tlaw I
OMSK, Russia, June 3 Since the
beginning of tho war, 5,193 nffl'-ors
ami 2011,944 mon have paused throu 'h
this city nu their way to the u in
In Siberia
"' "nice.
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