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rN0. XXXVIII.
Established 1878
Ah Tlio Count AfnII.
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1915-EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mali
nml Coos liny Advertiser.
No. 296
I PARADE
01 SUCCESS
I Beautiful Floats, Sunday
jools and Fraternal Or
ders Take Part.
I
I HEAR TALKS
JOHX I). flOSS DELIVERS I'ATIHO
TIO ADDRESS THIS MORNING
ITISTSilERS
f.
irst Prize for Best Rcp-
ltatlon and Premiums
; Awarded to Others '
tLE GREATLY PLEASED
rs or U. A. II. Especially
red iih Tlioy Paws (ho Crowds
roccMNlmiN Disbanded nt tlio
Masonic Opciii IIiiiiso
,,
PRIZE WIXXEHS
maptlst Suiulny Scliool,
at.
Presbyterian Suiulny School
jnrt. ""
Methodist Sunday School
Ird.
)rdor of OwIh, first.
2nglos Lodgo, second.
tedinen Lodgo, third.
Nio Record, first.
frho (liuinory, second.
3umnor Hurdwnro, third.
Putnam Wood Yard, first.
City Clennors, second.
lndys Ferry.
forn Alhrccht.
Catherine Hurry.
5
Pf- civic parade this 'morning
(obnhly tho best purado over
tlio city. Thoro woro various
satlons In lino and mnnydlf-
E floats. Tho fourtucu mom
If tho (I. A. It. who had tho
rof honor woro cheered all
tho lino. Tho strcotH were
ted with pcoplo who lip
id the different floats.
HapllMlH Win.'
tlio Dnptlst Sunday School
twhrded tlio first prize among
jnday schools. Prlzo $15.
L .. ....
i' rrcsuyicrmns were second
calved $10.
f piaeo woui to tuo mouiouisi
School, Prlzo ?G.
OwIh (Jot First.
iho Ordor of Owls wont first
among tho lodges with a
)f $10. Second placo was
d tho Eaglca Lodgo and tho
placo to the Redmens Lodge
lulling of these orders was
tho standpoint of numbers ns
e general decorations. Ilon-
Nmontloii was ulso iiuiiIo of tho
uiado by tho Elks and
lodges.
RiisIiicsh Awards.
ptho best flout of tho business
tho Evening Itocord was
first placo with a purso of
the Gunnory was put In soc-
juro and tho Suninor Hurd-
Jlouipatiy, third.
aam s wood vara, or North
'received tho first prlzo for
mlcs. This was tho "cyclono
fetuto," and second placo went
iCIty Cleaners.
Pony Cart rrl.e.s.
j' prizes woro offered lor tho
k'orutod bicycles, but only ono
od. Gladys Ferry was given
of $2. DO for nor muchlno.
ora Albrccht and Kntherlno
Iwont u prlzo of $2.G0 for tho
Dcorated pony carts.
iigh tlioy came under no def-
Rass In tho parade, tho Marsh-
Woluntoor Firo Department
I von honorablo mention.
p;parndo was under tho direct
of Frod Wilson, who was
Itulated In the efficient man-
.'which ho started tho proces-
id kopt things moving smooth
ed namos of the judges wero
Montgomery, J. C. Kendall, It.
rdlng and H. V. Starrott.
iV. Dennett, on his prancing
r. rode at tho head of tho
alou as marshal of the day
iiimodlatoly behind him camo
ipos Day Concort Dand In full
He woro a .white suit and
IrhUe and blue scarf.
came the Coos Day Con-
Sand, followed by fourteen
Lintlnuod on Page Three.)
New Cltl.eiw Arc Welcomed to Am
erica mid It. Ituggo Responds
WVth Talk of Appreciation
Crowds thronged Into tho opora
house this morning Immediately fol
lowing tho civic parade. Intro
duced by Mayor Allen, John 1). Goss
responded ns tho npeaker of tho day,
extending a welcome to all newly
pledged citizens of tho United Sta
tcs. On behalf of the new citizens,
It. Iluggo responded with n short
talk, showing tho patriotism tbal -Is
being displayed by nowcomors to
American citizenship.
Tho Coos Day Dand gnvo a short
patriotic concert boforo tho address
es woro started and tho entire au
dience Joined In tho Blueing of
"America."
"Wo offer to tho emigrant a land
of freedom from tho Intrigues nnd
tho Jealousies of Europe, facts which
have engrossed that continent In
bloodshed," said Mr. Goss, "nnd wo
stand ready to welcomo tho nowcom
rca as now citizens, nil striving to
ward ono patriotic aim.
"Patriotism In America has over
been tho guldo lino of tho Union,
serving In times of stress to keep
together tho states In ono common
bond."
On bohalf of tho now cltizons who
aro being welcomed to America, R.
Duggo responded, saying Unit des
plto tho fact tho nowcomors are
still bound to tho old country by the
tics of family and tho cherished
thoughts of their youth, neverthe
less, thoy look forward to taking
tholr part In tho big Republic, nnd
stand ready at nil times to do their
shnro In whatever way they may be
called upon.
America Is viewed In tho light of
tholr now homo nnd tho homo of tho
generations to come, ho said, nnd In
tlmo horo too will grow up the snmo
sontinioutnl ties that now hold them
to tho Old Country.
Appluuso grcoted tho nddresscs of
tho two speakors and In less than an
hour tho entire corcmouy wns ovor
nnd tho crowds woro again mingling
In tlio streets or had hurried homo
to got ready for tho nftcrnoon's festivities.
LIBERTY BELL
STARTS TODAY
Precious Relic Moved From
Its Regular Resting Place
at Sunrise this Morning
DEPARTS JIT 3 P J
On Trip Across Continent
Travel Through Fifteen of
Th3 States
ELABORATE PLANS MADE
Dell Is AVIiccled on a Truck lulu In
dependence. Squnro Where P"trlotle
Evcrelses Wero Held by the Pco
plo of Philadelphia
IX ItOSEIIUHfl JULY
The nearest placo to Marsh
field that tho liberty bell will
pass through Is Ilosoburg. It
will bo Uicro on July 15 for
n period of IC minutes.
44444 V
Accra
T IS FATAL
HILLY CAIUSOX, AUTO DRIVER,
1)1 US AT TACOMA TODAY
Muchlno Jumped Track on Tiicouiu
Speedway Yesterday mid Mechlin-
iiulriuii Is Also Killed
III; AMocjatod I'reoi to Cooa IU7 TlmM.J
TACOMA, Wash., July 5. Dllly
Cnrlson, an automobtlo driver, died
this morning from Injuries sustained
at tho Tncomn Speedway yesterday
when nu automobile throw two Urea
and Junipod tho trnck, killing his
mechanician. Ho was tho sou of
wealthy parents living nt San Diego.
Ho was married only n fuw months
ago and his wife came to Tacoma
with htm.
KEEP NG
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flEHMAX ASSAULTS OX Till
FREXCII AltU CONTINUED
('round Which Wim Previously Lost
Is Now Delng Regained by tho
Kaiser's Troops
(nr AworUlM rrmi to Cux lltr TIoim.1
LON'DON, July B.T-Tho German
assaults on tho French lines aro con
tinuing and havo been successful in
regaining ground previously lost on
a front t,vo thirds of a mllo long
west of tho Lo Protro forest. In sou
thern Poland, tho Russian armies,
drivon over tfio Galiclen border are
flBhUng dotermlnedly to check tho
Teutonic thrust at Warsnw.
Derlln and Vienna admit tho Rus
sians are making strong attacks.
Vienna declares that nt what seems
to bo the chief point of tho Teu
tonic attack In Poland, near Krasnlk
.heights to the north wero taken.
Note Not Ready
Tho latest advlc.es from Derlln
confirm the recent intimations that
tho German reply to the Amorlcon
note may not be dollvored for sev
eral days, during which time an ag
reement may be reached between the
naval extremists and those favoring
n compromise as to Germany's sub
mnrlno policy.
Illjr AnocULJ r-rrai lo Com Ilr Time.)
PHILADELPHIA, July C Tho
Liberty Dell, precious relic of tho
American Revolution, will start to
day on Its eighth nnd longest Jour
noy from Philadelphia slnco It was
first, hung In tho old Stato House of
tho Provluco of Pennsylvania In
1752. It goes to tho Panama-Pacific
International Exposition nnd boforo
It Is returned to Its big glass caso In
Independence Hnll next November or
December, It will hnvu traveled more
than ton thousand mllos and will
havo boon seen by millions of pco
plo. On Its Journey to Snn Frnnclsco
tho Liberty Dell special train will
traverse Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Kan
sas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming,
Utah, Idaho, Washington, Orogon
nnd California.
Hlaborato arrangements havo been
mado for tho Journoy nnd everything
that will aid In safo-gunrding tho
bell from Injury has been done. Four
poltcomou from tho Philadelphia
traffic squad will guard thu relic un
til It is again returned to its home.
Moved "t Htini'lho
At Sunrlso today workmen will ro
movo tho boll from Its enso nnd put
It on a special hanger that will sup
port U. across tho country. It wao
wheeled on n truck into Indepen
dence Squaro whoro patriotic exer
cises wero held. At noon tho F!rt-:l
Drlgado, Pennsylvania Nutlonitl
Guard, escorted tho bull to tho West
Phlludolphlu station of tho Pennsyl
vania railroad to bo hoisted on n
special our. Tho first troop, Phila
delphia City Cavalry, which organiz
ation escorted Goorgo Washington
on stato functions in Philadelphia,
was tho special escort of the boll as
on provious occasions. At 3 p. in.
tho boll train with a parly of twon-ty-slx
cnuncllmcn, will start on tho
Journoy.
Doll at Rear.
Tho train consists' of a buggago
car, a diner, threo sleopors, u spe
cial cur for tho recaption of guests
on routo, and a car for tho boll,
which will bo In tho roar. This Is
a specially constructed flat car
with an Iron railing at tho sldoa
and ends. American flags will wave
from staffs at each corner and
thero will bo other decorations in
American colors.
The Councllmanlc committor In
chargo of tho Journey unno.iucod
that In hanging the boll, the cr.ik
In it will bo on the right hand side
of tho car as It Journeys wosl.
Even cities traversed In tho night
will get a glimpse of the relic, a
system of Illumination having been
devised that will throw a blaze of
light on the bell as it pubecs tnrou;;li
In tho darkness.
To Keep Fiom Jolting.
Shock absorbers havo been In
stalled on tho flatcar to keep tho
boll from being Jolted,. Tho tmin
crews will be spocially picked for
their carefulness in starting nnd
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By O. B. DREUER.
Copyright, 101C, by American Press Association.
J AM filled with exultation YET l fcar You'n cal1 5t trenson
On the birthday of the nation If you do not like my reason.
When I hear again the ever stirring Such things don't command so much
story of my devotion
Of the colonists so loyal, As a certain very pretty,
Who renounced a ruler royal Very charming very witty
And above a land of freedom raised Girl, who throws my heart Into a
Old Glory. great commotion.
When the bnnd in lively manner , She's a patriotic maiden.
Plays the old "Star Spangled 'Ban- See, her arms with flags arc la-
ncr" ' den,
And the flags on every hand arc And she surely sets my fancy in a
gayly waving whirl. ,
I am thrilled by patriotic Freedom ah I We fight to win It,
Sentiments nlmost oxotic, But I'd give mine any minute
And it might be said my joy ap- To my most alluring Fourth of July
pronches raving. girL
HOB SLAYS BLACKS
OVHIt fiOO IXt'KNHKD OKORfllAXS
SHOOT XKflllOFH XKAK MACON
VJoleneo FoIIown Minder of White
I'"nrnici- Other Xegroos Kcaicd to
JP'vo llcoii Slain
inr Anno' lalil Pimm lo 'u Vr Tlmm I
MACON, Ga., July 5. Threo ne
groes woro Eliot to death by a mob
of GOO perilous last night near Round
Oak nnd Wayslilo, HO miles away
from hpro, ami authorities today bo
gun n Hcuroh for others who aro mis
King. Telephone wires 'to villages
woro cut nnd tho news of tho lynch
Ings did not bouomo kymu bore
until today, when the sheriffs do
putlcH nrrlvcd with threo negrooa,
who aro being held In connection with
tho killing of a white farmer whoso
death precipitated the lynchlugs.
FOURTH
I
ORLWT TIIROXflS A'ri'IJXD PA-
timotic i;.i:nt'isi today
Pihldcnl U'IIkuii ami .Most of Cah
luet Member Absent I'roin Wash-
Jiigtou During tho Day.
STEM
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GDNVDYE
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DliSTItOYKIlS WITH ST. I.Ol'IS OX
AltRIVIXfl TODAY
Wf AmiwWM l'r C" n Timet J
N13W YORK, July 5. Tho Amer
ican steamer St. Louis arrived boro
today from Liverpool, It was necom.
pained down tho English Channel by
two torpedo boat destroyers, prob
ably owing to tho presence on board
of I), A. Thomas, n Drlt.lsh cspatullst.
T.homas comeB hero to suporvlso and
expedite tho production of munltlonn
for tho allies,
(Hi AMtit I'rvat lo Com II4.7 TlniM,
WASHINGTON. ,1). C, July G.
ludepoudouro Day wuh fully ob
served horo todny. lu tho uhroiico
of Prenldeiit Wilson, moht of tho
Cabinet, and with Congress not lu
Himloii; the colubratiou was devoid
of tho usual orflclnl cbaructor. All
Uimirnmont uctlvltlcH woro prac
llrally at a litaudstlll. Tho day's
program, howovor, wna crowded
with u varied assurtmuul of pa
triotic and othor ovonta.
FRAXCK IIOXOHS ALtUJRIAXS
(Ut AunocliloJ rri to Cooa naf TlmM,
PARIS. July G. A bill has boon
introduced in tho senate to confer
1 citizenship upon all uatlvo Algorlans
wlio havo served in tho Froneh army.
HID MEXICO CITY
COX.SPIflKXMRAL HIIANKLIXfl IX
ciiARfli: of ri:lii:f
FRKXCH STF.AMF.R Hl'XK
11 A"oiiii4 Frew 10 foot U; TI"". 1 $
PARIS, July 5. Tho ministry
of marine announced that tho Froneh
steamer Carthage, 0275 tons gross,
was torpeodoed by a German sub
marine yesterdiiy and sunk. It Is
also announced that tho French
In the channol yesterflay and one
squadrou sighted two submarines
was hit by several sholli nnd disappeared.
Slops Taken Today to Relievo Fain-
iuo Stringency in Me.lcau Capl-
cal Not Molested by Fighting
111? AiMKlatml Vmn to Coui XJ TlnM,
,
WASHINGTON, D. C July 5,
With Amorlcau Consul Uonerul
Shanl'.lln and Charles J. O'Connor
In Mexico City In chargo of rollef
measures undertaken by tho Rod
Cross with the aid of tho Unltod
government, officials today sot in
motion steps to assist tho famine
strlnsonoy in Mexico City. The
fact that Consul Silllman made no
roferenco to disorders or of for
eigners In Mexico City is taken
horo to indicate that thoy aro not
molded In flfhtlng.
GERMANS 61
ON FKH LI
Storm the Enemy's Positions
at Lc Pretre Forest and
Gain 400 Yards
CAIN
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Aviators Drop Bombs on Bru
ges, in Balgium, which Fall
Near Valuable Monuments
RUSSIANS DRIVEN BACK
Passage Forced Across tho Dniester
River and Cxiii-'m Troops Arc Driv
en from Ihelr Positions and F.vu
ttiato Rrldgo at Krjlow
(nr Aolald I'pom to Coot Oar Ttiuaa.1
D.ERLIN, July C (Wireless to
Sayvlllo.)- Tho official statement
sayH! "In tlio western theater, on
tho westorn end of tho Lo Protro
forest, the Germans stormed 1G00
ynrdB of tho onomy's position and
advanced a dlstanco of 400 yards.
Wo took two field guna, tour mn
chlno guns nnd seven mlno throw
ers. Bombs thrown by nvlntors yes
tordny on Druges, Delglum, fell nenr
tho most vnluablo monuments In
town.
RiinsIuiin l)i I veil Duck.
In tho southeastern thcator troops
undor Von Llnsingcn rcaehod tho
whole front of tho Zlotn Llpa Rlvor
and cleaned tho west bank of Rus
sians. In almost n fortnight of
fighting against thu strong enemy,
positions, wo forced n passago ncrosa
tho Dniester nnd havo driven tho
enemy from tholr positions. In tho
Dug section Inst night tho enemy
evacuated tho bridge position nt Kry-
low. Dotwcon. Dug nnd Vlstuln, tho
Russians woro repulsed nour Plonkn
and 'l'tirobln and near TnrnawBka
and Krasnlk."
J.PJUS
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OF
DANGER
The Physician in Attendance so
Notifies the Members of
His Family Today
BOMB
SAYS HE SET
Claims to be Same Person
Who Caused Explosion at
National Capital Friday
ABANDON QUESTIONING
HOLT IS A MYSTERY
IDIJXTITY OF ASSAILANT OF J. I
.MORGAN HARD TO SOLVIJ
May bo Harvard Professor Who Dis
appeared After Wlfo'H Pois
oning In 11)00.
(Ur AaaoclalM hM lo Com Uar Tiin.
NHW YORK, July G. ISfforU
wero mndu at Glen Covo nnd In
sevornl othor cities to clear up tho
mystory said to surround tho Iden
tity of Frank Holt, who nttemptod
to asBusslnuto Morgan. Fodcrul do
tectlveo throughout tho country
were following up clues which they
hoped would reveal tho chief events
In hlu life. Ono of the Important
(picstiouu which thoy had to solve
was thnt raised by tho police of
Cunibrldgo, Massachusetts, logurd
lug tho possible Identification of
Holt ns Frlch Muoutork, a former
Harvard Instructor who disappeared
after tho death of hlo wlfo from
alleged poisoning In 190C.
HIT BY SUBMARINE
TWKLVi; MKMDFltS OF DRITISH
STIJAMKR'H CRMW ARH KI1.LFD
Aiiglo-Callfoi'iilau, Hound from Mon
treal, Reaches QticcuMovvii, lu
Splto of fleruuiu Attack
SIX AMIiltlCAXH
A HOARD DARK SCXK
(11 Aaaoitatn) frcw to Cool Ilajr Tlmta.
LONDON, July G. Tho
Norwegian bark Fiery Cross,
mnrliio southwest of tho Scll-
-0.118' IIUUUOD V X(( )(UU8 mitA.
ly Islands. Tho crow, after
spending 20 hours In tin opon
boat, lnndifd at Swansea,
Among tho crow aro six Americans.
Uf Awoi-latea l'ra lo Cw nar Tlmff.J
LONIX)N, July G.-J-Tho Drltlsh
stoamor Anglo-Callfornlitn, Ti'i'i
tons gross, bound from Moutroal, nr
rlved In Quoonetown today with a
number doad on board as tho result
of bolng shelled by a submarine.
Twelve men wero killed Including tho
captain. Eight wero Injured nnd
wore lnndod nt Quoonstown.
D Aaaolal4 Trraa lo Ooa Oa7 Tlmta.J
DALLAS, Tex, July 6. Mrs.
Frank Holt was unablo today to
clear up tho mystory about thq past
of her husband who la undor arrest
for shooting Morgan. Hor father,
O. F. Consabaugh, questioned Mrs.
Holt specifically to learn it she aciti.'av
recall nnythlng which might thrqn.
any light on tho matter. Sho said
her husband was born In Wisconsin,
but whllo sho liollovcd he might
havo told ier his blrthplaco sho was
unablo to recall tho nnmo of the
place.
Dccairse of Shape Hi? Is In Officer!!
Do Not Attempt, (o Talk to Him
When Aroused This Morning Ho
Wiin Not Ablo to Sit Up
rnr AmckuIM rnaa U Cta Bar Tiniaa.1
GLEN COVE, L. I., July 6. J. P.
Morgan, who was shot Lwlco by Frank
Holt Saturdny, is out of all danger.
His physicians so notified his fam
ily this morning. Morgan's pulso
and tomporature nro normal and ho
passed n restful night.
Holt, tho would-bo nssassln, on tlio
other hand, wis so woak today that
when tho keepers wont to his coll to
nrouso him ho could not sit up on
his couch. Unless his condition Im
proves rnpldly It will bo Imposslblo
for him to bo tnkon Into court for
cxnniliinejon next Wcdnlosdt. All
plans to submit Holt to further
questioning today woro nbandoncd1
becauso of his sorlous condition.
Feared Sulrldo.
Tho government operatives who
sought to comploto tholr' examina
tion of Holt, abandoned the pfcrn trj-V
day when his r.ondilloif becumo'
known. Holt bocamu so despondent
thnt his keepers, fearing ho might
nttompt to Injure himself, took away
his bolt,
Tolls About Domb
Tho government took hand In tho
tuvpstliiatlou when Holt confessed
on Saturday night that ho was tho
man who oxploded a bomb In tho
Unltod Stntcs cnpltol nt Washington
Friday night. Holt told In detail
how ho had mndu tho bomb and
took It to Washington Friday from
Now York. Aftor sotting tho bomb,
ho waited until It oxploded and then
cuught n train fur Glon Covo whoro
he attacked Morgan.
Injuries Grave. )
Dr. Cloghorn, Jail physician, ex
amined Holt this morning and found
his Injuries graver than at first'
thought. Extrcmo weakness is tho
chiof fenturo, duo to loss of blood
from a wound ovor tho oyo. Two
stltchos had . boon taken In tho
wound, but tho flow of blood was
not ontlroly checked.
lu addition Holt austulned a black
uyo, hla shouldor was severely
wrenched nnd ho was struck a pow
erful blow lu tho stomach which
left that organ black and blue,
.Morgan 1 tested.
Morgan uwoko rested nnd choor
ful this morning. Tho X-Ruy yes
terday showed Unit both bullets
pnssod through tho musclos of tho
hip. Tho only possible danger was
that of blood poisoning and thla
grow less each hour.
WIFE CANNOT UK HELD
WOMEN OX RAILWAYS
(Dr AMoclatol Pfcai la DootMr Tuaw.1
LONDON, July P. The newest, of
London's six hundred railway sta
tions, which has Just opened Us,
doors In tho Molda-vule section of
tho city, Is staffed entirely by wo
mpn, from station-master to powers,,
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