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Vol. No. XXXIX
GERMANY WILL
SUBMIT REPLY
Von Bcrnstorlf's Friends Say
That It WIN IJU ounaiuo-
tory to United States
Berlin Government Declares It
Has Not Hcceiveu h y ui
ficial Statement Yet
mew SUBMARINE RULES
. utLit IFitinilii.
KaiMT i:pwfi . :..";";:
lions Piecciing i " -'line
Shl Which llm
I'ldlcd Slates Will Approve
xo iiAiiic xuws
Dr Akw Wot " " Co"" N" TlmM-l
IIKIU.IN. Auk. 25.-- Ain
erlian AiiiliaHsailor (leianl
railed dm Foreign Minister
Von Jokow hint night nnd
asked for infoniiutltin lou
cernlnB tlio sinking of tlio
Arablr (lorunl leiirnuil tlmt
the government lmtl ho of
ficial news.
L
Dr AuorlttrJ rirn In Cooa nayJNmra J
WASIIINl.TON. 1). C. Allg. 25.
President Wlls-m has been Informed
i.nnfflrlrillv frnlll HOlirCCS ClOHO tO
German Ambassador Von llenistorft
that the next communication from
Berlin on the sinking of tlio Arable
ullt he of a diameter satisfactory
to the United States.
Thk ileiclonmont Is regarded us
Imllinllth. Cerniimv would make
tome pioposal satisfactory to tlio
United States regarding submarine
attacks on stilps purely of u pnssen-gsr-cairyhig
nature.
(iViniimy Wants Xo llienk.
United Slates officials aro at n
naa tn rnn li,fl II r, U'llflt lllfl flflt-
mln Kovernmcnt will propose, but
assurances that there Ik every do
sire In llerllu to avoid 11 break with
me i illicit Hiuies lias reiiuveu me
situation very miii'ii. iioroioiorc
Germany lias r intended neutral
Hies could not Insure a belligerent
shin acalnst attack, especially thosu
carrying niiiuitlous.
The aim of r resident Wilson mid
all administration officials Is to
AVnlll flintltro will, flnrmniiv lint
t I'."..' ".in .. . .
Ito do so without any surrendor of
nne nential rrmts, w.ih lefleeted by
fofflclals Informallv whllo discuss-
ling the bltmitlon.
iti'ssiAX alroplaxi; squadron-
Jiiuni.uts (O.VSTAXTIXOPLK
llllfs .Million Said to Have Dropped
iioiniN on orrcuimrg, in
Jiulng Twelve
'AAA
MAIvi: Allt UAH)
OX COXSTAXTIXOPLK
HrA" I '-J I i i iiCuh Illy Tlmra,
LONDON, Auk. 25. Tho
bombardment of tlio out
skirts of Constantinople Mon
day by a Itii'-slan neroplni.o
squadron. lesultliiK In tlio
death or lnju y of It pois
ons, Is announced In n news
Paper dlsmlfli frnni All,.,.,,,
, .- . .w, jtiiiuiiai
IBr AuotiatM Vtnt to Cooa nay TImn.1
BERL1V ,, O- .,.!. ..!,
fclA, i1" 8a' rt ll08tll "Viator last
ltn ,"111 im o" tho town
l!L , ar,lko opemUons. Tlio
Kfi- ,";,, ns' ls '"slKnlflcaiit.
ll seriously 'J . -
WO TIIAWI.KKs SL'XIC
f'nnan Kulinmili,,, (Jets Iln-dMi
"". Hut C,es INeapo
IB; Auocmu rid. i r. .. ,,.. ,
LONdov ... - ....
tof ul.0uns l ra,lk' bt' of Low.
ecre. ,K uy u subnmrluo.
e"es were saved.
Kle!! '
AMSTPII.W.
lHn M , A" ' UlB 23. A Zop-
'"Passed ove- Vllelnnd Island tn.
Ioiit oi :e"nB, toworcl tho northeast
h L?' tncland Vlieland Is off
r """ of tho j5Uldep Ze0(
VKM,tiMi. :
r ill t '
im r. ' 4 " Cou' DT Tlm.
HINQTOV. D. c.
todiv".u ?rc,,dent w,ls0
slvlnV!1, a Proclamation
5o?Sih. C.ot tho neutrall-
b etl- "n"1 S,tates ln th0
lonert ii .Proclamation fol
Zl h.e ,,n of the others
t-. 1SS1H4 A
;
1 REPORT HIDE
RISi
Established 1H78
As The Coast Mall.
END- KODAK .TRUST
UXITFD STATUS ('Of I IT ORDKRS
NOTKD FIRM DISSOLVKD
MoliU That It Is a Monopoly In He-
.strain! of Trado .Motion
Picture Control
tny Alsorlalol 1'rrn lo Cooi l)r TlniM.
IIUFKAI-O, N. V., Auk. 25. In
forest in tho lOiiBtnian Kodak Com
pany case, which tho United States
District Court declared n monopoly
In restraint of trado, centered In tho
Information of plans for abrogating
the organization. The company was
given until November to dissolve.
The hill iiKiilnsl tho Kiistman com
panion was filed In the United States
District Court In Hiiffalo, on June
!i, lOIII. A month later, July 15.
I!)i:i, tho company filed Its answer,
hud for n year various attempts
woro inado to bring about a settle
ment, tho company agreeing to
make changes In its selling policy
and other alterations In its biislm.'ss
methods nsked by tho government,
except Its practice of flxhiK retail
prices on Its goods, which It con
tended was necessary for tho pro
tection of its customers ngalust
price- cutting by retailers.
Thcso offers nppnrontly woro un
satlsfnctory, and on Monday, April
27, mil, tho trial was opened in
lluffalo hoforo District Judge John.
It. Hazel. Tho trial continued In
termittently until Mny 15, 191 G, j
when It was finally submitted to
Judgo Hazel for decision. I
In tho course of tho trial repres
entatives of most of tho competitors
of tho Kastman company In nil
branched of its trade, officers and i
employes of tho company, and i
Oeorgo Knstmnn, president, treas
urer and founder of tho business, '
woro put on tlio stand by tho govern-,
inent and by tho company.
Defendants named In tho govern-1
incut's bill were: Kastmun Kodak I
Company, of Now Jersow, (capital
$35,000,000, $20,000,000 issued),
Kastman Kodak Company, of Now
York, (capital $5,000,000), (leorgo
Kastninn, Henry A. Strong, Walter
S. Ilubhell and Frank S. Noble, nil of
Hoeheater, officers of tho company.
Control of Trade I
In Its sulf, tho government nsked I
for tho dissolution of tho company,
by receivership If necessary, alleg
ing that it was monopolizing tho
trado In photographic, supplies In I
violation of tho Sherman Law to tho'
extent of controlling 72 per cent of i
tho trado. Restraints tho govern
ment declared, had been Imposed on !
tho business of competing mnuufnc- J
turers nnd dealers by tho company's
tonus of salo, which prohibited ileal- J
ors soiling Kastman goods from soil-1
Ing tho goods' of niiy other mnuufnc-,
turcr, nnd fixed retail prices of tho I
goods; by tho operation of retail ,
or stock houses nt ostensible compet
ing establishments, and by market
ing, through tho Dofondor Company,
a Rochester corporation, a certain
film as If It woro nn Independent
producer. Injunctions were sought
against thoso practices. ,
When Attorney-General McHey-1
nolds enmo Into tho office tho Kodak
suit wn tho first to bo Instituted In i
applying tho principle denying pat
entees tho right to fix ro-salo price
of articles, which had been declared
by tho Supromo Court.
Controls Motion Pictures
Tho government, In its testimony,
fought to bring out tlmt Thomas
lllnlr, of Northboro, Mass., nnd
Oeorgo Kastman, Invested tho first
nmatour camnrn nnd that aninteur
photography, In fact, had existed ho
foro tho Kastman company existed.
Stress was laid In tho government's
contentions on Intent, rnthor than
actual accomplishment, of monopo
ly. It wnB contended, for Instance
tlint tho Kodak Company cornered
tho foreign markets -far raw papor
so thtt It was Impossible for othor
manufacturers In this country to so
curo tho kind of papor best suited
for photographic purposes. It was
assorted,, also, that tho Kastninn
company now controls 95 per cent
of tho business of making motion
picturo films In tho United States.
rOH.MKH (.'OVKRXOR WOULD ICY
TKXD OF1TCK TKXURK
Points out that Stato Kxecutlves
Should not be Hlaiued for Kvory
Offense of Subordinates
Or AMiKIiteJ iTMt to Cooa llay Tlmea.J
BOSTON, Aug. 25. Former gov
ernor Haines of Mnluo opened gen
eral discussion nt governors con
ference that followod Governor
Hammond's nddress today. Ho
thought It unfair to charge tho gov
ernor with tho responsibility for ev
ery act of subordinate officers and
suggested Hint tho Governor's term
of offlco bo extended so that ho
would not ho ellglbllo to succeed
himself. Governor Whitman of
Now York favored tho governor's
budget.
PAHCKL POST HULK
insurance Limit on Puckages In
creased from $150 to SlOO
Postmaster Hugh McLaln has re
ceived word that changes have been
made In postal regulations elective
September 1, by which parcel post
mail mny bo Insured up to $ 0.
Horetoioro the limit has been $50.
On valuations from $50 to $100 the
feo will bo 25 coiRs In addition to
postngo.
INT LONGER TERM
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1915 EVENING EDITION
LITTLE CHANGE
Balkan States Expected to
Soon Announce Which Side
They Will Take
Believed That Kaiser's Armies
Have Reached the Dreaded
Swamp Region
DENY RIGA NAVAL VICTORY
Declare Xo (iermaii Drednaiiglils or
Cruisers were Sunk by Itus-dun
Fleet Austrian Cavalry Kilters
Kovol Kaiser (tains
(JKHMAXS DKXV
HL'SS XAVAIi VICTOHV
AMSTKHDAM, Aug. 25.
No Oernian dreadnoughts or
crulBors were sunk In tho
recent action In tho (lulf of
Hlgn, according to Derlln.
Neither did tho (Jermans at-
tempt to laud troops nt I'aln-
nu.
(JAIXS AT DAItDAXKM.KS
f -
Dr AMoclalad I-rtaa lo Cooa nar Tlmra. J
PARIS. Aug. 25. Th;o
Krcnch official report on tho
W A
GERMANS HALTED!
i
righting In tho Dardanelles ,H().fji:HMAX TAMC IX SliAV SUT
betwecn Aug. 20 nnd 25 re- n,KMKXT HKIjIKVKD CAUSK
inies inai uiu iirumu tvn.
wing occupied S00 yiirdB of
Turkish trenches In tho
northern zono of fighting
and that a French aviator
sunk u largu Turkish truiis-
nnrl.
(U; Ataurato4 I'nas lo Coua liar Tlmn.
LONDON, Aug. 25. Tho llalkan
states aio uniiuestlonably near a de
termination of tholr futuro relations
with tho warring powers, hut so far!,.,ies many Slavs, am believed by
as announced oiiiciaiiy no iieinuiu 1
step has been taken toward u revival t
s .1. ...!,.... I. ... ...... n.t.l l,u ntllm.
OI UIO milium iuuhiiu unu no iiu-.
bIoii to tho cnuso of the entente al
lies. Tho efforts of tho AiiBtro-liormnn
armies along tho eastern front tho
Inst 21 hours havo not boon so fruit
fill ns usual In respect to the amount
of ground gained, which ls taken to
mean they havo i cached tho dreaded
swamp regions.
Herlln reports further advances
both North and South of llrost Llt-
ovsk and tho I'ulva river mm noon
passed.
Austrian cavalry has entered th
ItUYUI.
From oilier itoiiih muru wuiu
reports or actions visibly changing
tho positions of jllibconihatants.
MORK (TlCHMAX (JAIXS
Herlln Claims (ioniums Closing In on
Hrest Litovsk
IBj AaaoelatsJ rrraa lo Cnoa Bar Tlmn.
HKRLIN. Aug. 25. Russian nil-
..,..., ....r - .
vanced positions snutnwusi oi iuubi
Litovsk woro hrouon inrougu yesmr-
day by the Oernians, nccordlng to ,
official announcement todt,v.
SITUATION IX HALKAXS
Hulgarlu Reassures (Jreeco and Hii"
iiiaiila St.U Seeks War
i
ny AaaoclaleJ rrcaa to Cooa Hay Tlmra )
COLOONR, Aug. 25 A dlspntch
iroiu ouu ) '"o -
sured tho Athens government tha
eCCO
nn hostilo Intentions against Greece
aro entertained by llulgarla. Kvl-
donco Is nt nana tuu uuiiuuua
not yet abandoned her otrorts to In-
to
duco llulgarla to Join In united nc-,
duco llulgarla to join in uniieu uc
(Inn nirnlnst TurllGV. TllO COllClll'
llll'll
slon or tho Turco-Dulgarlan agree
ment Is regarded ns a great suc
cess ror Uulgatlan diplomacy."
HLAMHS UX1TKD STATUS
iivlilini Vewkiiiiliei' Criticism
Am-
eilran Neutrality Policy.
ID AaaoclateJ I'reaa to Cooa Day Tim..
VITIJII'll A11C .1.. 1 I1U BllUIItU
lilthorto observed In tho press or i
Austria-Hungary regarding the sink-!
Ing of tho Arabic has been broken.
Tho New Frelr Post declares "One
thing Is certain, tho American gov-,
eminent hns ovcry ground to con-
oiiw thn urnvo nerlls to peaco which i
iiinr thn uravo nerlls to peaco which,
i nollcv Involves. It Is absurd that
an nccldont to two or threo Amorl-,
8K.dAdecrde!t tion of the town,
runs In tho war zone
tho question of peaco between two Iaao) 04
great nations. Perhaps the affair,,""
arter It Is cleared up, may
America to rovlso its policy."
lead
ItKLKASK I. S. SHIP
tDy AMotiatM JVt lo Cooa Uj Tlm.l
WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 25.
Germany has released the American
ship Dunsyre. Ambassador Gerard
so reported today but ho did not say
what disposition was niado of her
cargo.
HIGH LU1ER RATLJYADU
PAV .f2;i..-i:i 1HK TIIOTSAXn I'OK
CAIUiO TO APHTHA MA
Port Hlakely Milt Company Pays
Hecoid Chaiter to Hailing ,
Schooner P'or Trip
Df An.'oclMcd Titos to Cooi Ilaj Tlmra
SKATTLK, Aug. 25. Tho Port
Hlakely Mill company has chartered
tho Balling schooner J. W. CIIbo Tor
a voyago to Melbourne with timber
at tho high rate of $2:.5:t per
thousand board feet. This Is high
record and more than two and a
third times tho rate that prevailed
n year ago.
P'HAXIC HKKVKS WOUIill HAVK A
OXK-HOL'SK STATIC MWISIjATUIIK
Says Hotter l'nlil .Men Would More
' Kfflclotitly Draft Uiws P'or
States
11 Aaaorlato.1 I'rcM to Con Hay Tlrawi.l
POltTI.AND, Aug. 25. At a
joint meeting of tho Oregon nnd
Washington Jlnr Association, yes
terday, rresiiieni rrniiK nuvra m
the Washington organization, nttnek-
... ........ , i..i..i.... ..t...r..i, nml
OH 1110 HllllU leKinililliu oniiiii, ......
advocated a onc-hoiiso legislature I
0
NEW
SYSTEM
'with sninller represeniaiion. iijiioriu oi nuie, iikumi mu uniiunn
I would record the will of tho people of tho Yaquls. Tho Indians hesolg-
!as well as glvo better lmld men a ed tho ranch house Saturday, finally
chance to frame tho laws," ho said, i destroying it with bombs. A pos-
"Our whole present system oi pass-
Inir laws Is crude anil crinunaiiy in -
I efficient."
REV. KAISER- SLAIN
Minister of Lutheran Church nt Tol-
lesion, Suburb Near (Jury, Found
Murdered Today
Uj AaaoclaUJ Treai lo Cooa Uar Tlmoa.J
OARY, lnd Aug. 25. Ron-. Kd
miiud Kaiser, pastor of St. James
Kviuigellcal Lutheran Church, In tho
suburb of Tolleston, was murdered
last night as ho sat In his study,
ld.v. Kaiser's liro-Oorniau utter
ances In tho community, which In
1,0 police lo provide a mouvu mi
tho crime.
NOTKD 1XVKXTOU HAS DKVICK
FOR SAFKTV IX SPHMAHIXKH
Xlckel Hatteiles lo Prevent Kscapo
of Chlorlno Jns, (iivntest Men-
nco lo Undersell Craft.
(Or AaiMiflalM Trcaa to Cooa liar Tlmfa.J
NKW YORK, Aug. 25. Tho In
Ftiillatloii of now nickel batteries
Invented by Thomas A. Kd'son, by
IllVeilieil liy I llUlimn ii. m , ..j
which It Is Loped to provent tho
..1.1 .!, .trta In (J II limn t'lllflil
oscape or chlorlno gas In submarines
was In progress today on tho sub
marine K-l at tho Now York navy
yard.
Chlorlno gas Is ono or tho greatest
dangors In submarines and many
'nffnoru IndlnVn it CllUBed tllO lOSS
,,c .1,., !,-. l nt Honolulu last soring
ii ntu -. -. .
wlieIl evenly lives were iohi.
CiOVIRtXOJtH TALK WAR
CnufcreuVo of State Kxecullves Op-
enu III HostOII
j Ily Aaatw Ull I'" 1" talr Tlmw.
, DOSTON, Mns., Aug 25. The
wolcomo of tho state nnd city was
i extended to tho Governors and for
.,,..,. c.r.i.i.iiinru nf more than Iio
BtntM ,)y 0overnor Walsh and Mayor
tho ononlng sosslou
the Governor's conference ho.-e.
,....... ii, ,. t-nrlnllH HllllloctS
,,. ,iw various subjects to
,)(J con3(ioreii 3 proparedness for
.t
UAO .
t MOCLIPS HAS
1 1 I I ? I. i II " M
,t ANUIHtK rllit
I ... . II.J Tlmej 1
ABERDEEN, Washing
t ton, Aug, 2, Moclips,
4U r-iLvimor I'ocnrt inun
I J ll'j, rJurUnhnf
! S north Of braVS rtarDOr, J
Which Was Visited AugllSt
I f lllliuil iimv w
a.
18th by a tire tnat am
$40,000 damage, was
wiciinH Iw nnotllCI' fifO
T
1
t
last night which destroy-
nA nUM clnroc nnrl nfinr i
Vu cfaul . olu'. .,' "", . A
V COniD eteCl tlie aeSUUC-
m r ,p tnwn, t
tapt rmFS NOT LIKE
BILLY SUNDAY METHOD
Former President Criticises Noted
Revivalists Suys Religion
is Necessary
Uy Asaoclatet' Preai to vom Bay TlmM.J
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 25. Re
llglou was proclaimed as essential
EDISDN
AIDS
1R
S
SUnfflEH
Massacre Defenders of El
Paso Ranch, Twenty-five
Miles From Guaymas
THREE SlENT
Outlaw Tribe Uses Bombs to
Destroy House After Besieg
ing it for Two Days
MEN'S BODIES MUTILATED
Posso Pursues Slayers who Drove off
.-(10 Head of CatHo but aro I'll-
able to Captm-o .Murderer
Itclgu of Outlawry
IXly AKnoilalrJ Ttm lo Cooa liar Tlmra.
(1UAYMAS, Mexico Aug. 25.,
(Wireless to San Diego) Sixteen
MoxIciuiB, three of them well known
.-..... . ' V, . . r
nnd their bodies mutilated after do-
fntwlliK. tlininafilvnit fnr I vt 1 tlnvu 111
lesidonts of (lunymas, were Killed
........r .. .. ..... ....,...-
a house on Kl Pnso much, 25 miles
so pursued mo iiiiiiaiis wuo uroru
otl niiu ueiui oi cnuio. ino possf,
I hud to abandon the pursuit.
IS UP TO CARRANZA
liKADKHH OF Mi:.VIOA,N' ASPIHAXT
WON'T CO.MMIT TIIK.MSKIA'HS
('eneral Re.tmildo (iaiva Says hat
Peacb Proposal .Must be An-
vteivd by Carraiin.
(Hr AaaoclaleJ Prra Is Cooa nay Tlmra )
WASIIINOTON, I). C, Aug. 2'i
(leueral Reynaldo (iarza, Carranza
c'inimaiitlcr at Lampazos, responding
today to tho Pan American peace
appeal, Joined with his military .m
soclatcs In declaring tho proposal
could bo rnswered only by (l"tieial
Carranza himself. Tho.Hnltod States
State Department officials said Car
rauza's i espouse had not been re
ceived. CUPID STILL BUSY
MISS PKAHL HFICAHD HFCOMIIS
ItltlDi: OF LKHOY SIIOTWKLL
Marrlago Comes ns Surprise lo .Many
Friends (irooui Is From Des
Moines ami Couple. Leave Today
Miss Poarl Rolgard, the charming
nml tii'i'nniiillulioil (Inn uli t or of Ml'.
and Mis. C. I. Relgard this morning
HIIU ,uin. v. I. IU'ihni mm ...j. ,,,,,,
i hecamo the lirlde or Lo Roy Shot
i.,U nt Mno MnlllOU frWL'il fl 11 ll Mil
u-olt nf linn .MnlncH. Iowa, mid tlio
young couplo left In n special ma
chine tor Roseburg on tholr way
Kast. They were accompanied to
Coiiilllo, where the ceremony look
place, by tho brldo's pnronts nml
Mux Relgard, her brother,
Tho marriage caiuo ns a niirpriso
to most or Miss llelgard's rrlondo
nnd many or them snld .today Hint
thoy hud no Inkling that Cupid hal
boon lurking neurby,
Ml3s Rolgard Is well known among
n host or friends here. Sho Is a
Junior at tho University of Oregon,
and a popular inomber or tan Kappa
Kaj pa Gamma soroilty. dim at
tended college this year.
.Mr. Shot well comes from a prom
luci.t and wealthy family in De.i
Monies, his father being tho found
e' oi' the firm or Schlmmoiiior'i &
Sh'Hwoll, tho largest butter and
eg;? produco brokerage firm In thut
suction.
;, .
Through Frank D. Cohan, n spe-
1 machlno was secured to taico
ti.o
ti.o nowlywcds out to Rosoiiurg .f-
v.t.r tlio coromouv m uooiiino miu
. .
ll iu hnllnved t!.ev will Co Kast la
Sau Francisco, taking In tho exposi
tion whilo on route.
Tho wedding of Miss Rolgard mid
M. Shotwell mukes tho rouith cou
ple to get married In Marshflehl
within tho past 18 hours, two mur-
rlngee having occured yostor.lay
morning and ono tho ovonlu.i before.
Mr, nelgnril returned lato this af-
' tornoon and stated that tho marrlago
. nnD nl n.'IO llllu lllnrnttlir lit
Innlr nliicn nl I-'A( this IllnllllllL' lit
tho Mothodlat jiarsonago, tho cere
mony bolng porformed by Rov. Hry
tin. . .
The young couplo will not tuko In
thn Kxnoslt on hut will visit the
I coast cities wlioro Mr. Shotwell goes
' In tho Intorost of his fathor'a firm.
4Mr. Shotwell Is n graduate of tho
Stato College of Iowa, a mei
Stato College of Iowa, a member of
the Sigma Nu fraternity and went
to school with R. K. Miller, of
MsMRdd. wwwwv.
In man's Hre and In his relation to
btate in address delivered hero to
day before tho National Unitarian
Conforenco by former President
Taft. Ho referred at some length to
a widely known evangelist whom ho
did not name, criticising his meth
ods and results as an "Kphomoral
manifestation of religious excitement,"
N
A Consolidation of Times Const Mnll
mill Coos liny Advertiser.
EXTEND FMIHjllED STATES
XOltTII DKXD COPXCID M'Ol'M)
ADD lo VKAHS TO S. P. (iHAXT
Allow Use of Streets For ." Years
Measure lo He Voted on at
City Flection
Unnnlinously tho North Hond city
council last evening passed a resolu
tion drawn up by City Attorney Der
byshire to extend the frnnchlso of
tho Southern Pacific through tho
streets of tho city from It 5 to 50
years. The question will now bo
submitted to the voters Tor tholr ap
proval or rejection at tho election to
ho held In December. Its passing
would menu an amendment to tho
charter.
To tho Warren construction Com
pany went $18,9111.51 In 10 year
Improvement bonds, this to cover the
paving on Sherman nveniio, north or
Cnlirornla nnd extending to tho
"park. At tho same tlmo tho work of
tho company on Shcrmnn troiii Cali
fornia south to Washington nnd on
tho Inttcr street between Sliermnn
nnd Shorldnn, was accepted and war
rants to tho amount of $19,152 were
ordered drawn, this amount to conift
out of tho money received In tho salo
of the improvement bonds.
Sowor work to tho extent of about
$1,000 was n ward oil to Anderson and
Klockors. This will bo a storm sow
er foni Mend to Hamilton on Vir
ginia nnd n permanent sewer nt the
crossings of Mend mid Monroe on
Virginia which Is now being Improv
ed. A sewer nnd plumbing ordinance
that will horeafter cover all such
construction In North Ilend Is a dire
necessity, declared tho city fathers
and a committee consisting of City
Attorney Derbyshire, City Knglneor
Cavannugli iwd Mr. Sweonoy wns-np-pointed
to draft such a mcusuro, this
to bo submitted ut the next council
meeting.
After twlco bolng refused by tho
council tho property owners on
McPherson, between Virginia and
Washington streets, won In their
tight to have the sidewalks built
back to tho property lines and not
nt tho curbing or tho paving that
runs along through tho middle of
tho street.
Y RE
KASTSID COl'XCIL KXPF.CTS l..
PHOVF.MKXT TO IUI IIF.LD LP
Meet September 7 to Pass CoukIoii
HI reel (.railing and Planking;
Ordinance Is Decision
September 7 a special meet hi, of
the lOastsldo council has been called
for the passing of an ordinance to
Improve the streets of Coomon. This
was tho decision reached ut the .'cg
ular meetltug f tho fit lathers
last evening ami nt which thoy can
didly declared they expected to be
enjoined In the lotting or contracts,
much after the manner In widen the
Marshrield council has bona hi. Id M
on First street.
Tho duto or tho special g-ithering
wIM mark tho end or tho 20-dny
period that must elapse betweon tho
dtchirntltou or their lutein lo-i mid
tho passing or the ordlnaiwo that
vl'.l nrlug the matter Into the courts.
With this threshed out mil succccs
f'llly adjusted the noxt sfp of the
comiill would bo to levy Co assess
uieiit c.ud hR ns a board of e ii.ul
i.itloi on tho Improvement received
i y each property owner.
No member of tho mitl-lnucrt :i'.
pioVviiient forces was prodrit Just
ceiling It Is said that all six of the
cjMh Union are uuaulmoiisly in '.nor
To the grading mid tho pl.nV.'-itf of
tlio streots In Coostou.
Honor Judge Wnlk'ns
Judgo George Wntklus v is again
reipp'iinted city attorney of Kist
bhlo for nuother year,
iT.-'nuIng tomorrw evening a u
eii I tpeclal meetings of th eon
ellmeii will bo held to co.isi -ir, r.s
i iimmlttce of tho whole, the ii"v
(hni'iur that has been draft Jd ind in
Dtcr.'iii.ei will be suhmlttod to the
rHicus of Kastsldo tor their nppi'ji
al. For sovorul months tlio niniil
irn'i, v.orked over tho measurici that
wore drawn up by City A.'oriicy
WutklnB. In general, tho mv chart
er Is said to allow for the doni;: of
cltv l.ublnesa with about a '') :'ir
int roductlton or "red Un," ni.
c ndlng to Mr. Wutklus,
LET BIG
CLOSK TO SUO.OOO CONTRACT TO
lll'l AWARDKD HV COUXTV
Is for Four Mile Stie'ih Hetweeii
Delniar to Coaledo Wants to
Heu Petition
County road contracts amounting
to between $15,000 and $20,000 will
probably bo let this fall for winter
work, according to County Judge
Watson who returned to Coqulllo
this morning. This will includo the
stretch between Delmar mid Coalodo,
a distanco of about four miles.
Contractors havo asked tho com
missioners that they bo allowed to
do tho work, such us grading, dur
ing tho winter months, tho conten
tion being that It keeps tholr appar
atus n use though R Iu said little
0
OD
No 27.
RULE l HAITI
Government is to be Turned
Back to Haitien People Af
ter Lapse of Ten Years
TD PROTECT ISLAND
Sec. Lansing Says Populace
Have Been Made Victims of
Irresponsible Revolutionists
MANY AREN0W STARVING
Declares They Are Unablo to Sccuro
Food Owing lo Trouble on Is
land Plan Was Announced
Kpect, Answer Todnj'
tlljr amoi latM 1'ri'xii lo Cooa Hay Tlmra.
WASIIINdTON, D. C. Aug. 25.
Secretary Lansing said today that
the treaty that tho United Stntes
submitted to Haiti proposing u 10
year American control or tho Island
government's nuances, had for Its
sola purpose tho establishment of a
stable government which could bo
entirely turned over to the llaltlens
themselves,
Tho Ainorlcnn charg d Affairs at
Port An Prlnro has asked tho llnl
tlen government for nu nnswor to
the American proposals today.
Secretary Lansing confirmed tho
outllun or tho plan as It was stated
In yesterday's news dispatches, and
said "Wo havo only ono purposo
that Is to held tho llnltlcn pcaplo
nml prevent them from being ex
ploited by Irresponsible revolution
ists." People nil! Starving
"While revolutions, nro In prog
ress, people are starving In tho
streets or Port An Prince hecniiso
tbov cannot obtain supnlles of food
which abound In thn country.
Things nro going from had to worso
mid something must ho dono. Tho
United Slates hns no purnosn of ng-
i gresslon mid Is entirely disinterested
In iiromptlng protectrato."
Tho arangoinentH would lmvn lo ho
improved by tlio United Stntes son
nle. xo pkaci: ix ii.m
Dr. Hobo's l-Vllovvers Will Fight Un
til Ho (.'els Presidency
tlly Ai lalM TrrM In Cikm nay Ttmra.)
CAPK HAITI KN, Aug. 25.- Tho
ndheronts or Dr. Hobo, tlio rovolu
tltmary leader, aro still In arms.
Colonel Kit 0. Colo, or tho United
States Marine Corp, who Is conduct
ing negotiations with tlioui, made nn
progiess. Thoy state thnt thoy will
not disarm as long as their loader
Ih denied tho presidency. Tiio Am
erican gunboat Nashville left lor
Port An 1,'a'x to disembark 100
niiirluns.
VOTKRS MUST RF.AR
AXD WRITi: IIXGLISII
Illy AwHiilalnl I'rrMt lo t'iKia Hay Tlmra
ALI1ANV, N. Y. Aug. 25.
Tho liroposed aiiiendniont
to tho stato constitution pro
viding that nil voters must
ho ablo to read nnd write
Kngllsh wns advanced to
the order or final passage
by tho constitutional conven
tion today by a voto of 70
to 01.
SIIKLL
KILLS TWO IX
U. S. FACTORY
(Uy Aaaoi UtM I'rrwi lo Cooa llay Tlmra,
ALLHNTOWN, Pa., Aug.
25. Two men woro killed
and sovoral probably fatally
Injured today when a shell
exploded whllo bulng car
ried to thn proving grounds
of the Ilethloliem stool plant
can bo made on winter road work.
Tho four mile strotch will have ox
pouded on It between $1,000 nml
$5,000 a nillo In the building and
will bo rolled next spring after tho
rains havo ceased.
Judgo WnWon says that ho has
heard llttlo latoly ot uny recall pro
ceedings ".ml that ho is curious to
see what one or tho petitions looks
like. Ho says that Coqulllo Is prac
tically devoid of any.
All of tho road contracts tor this
year have been let, ho Bays, mid booh
tho projects under way will bo
brought to a close. Ho suys tills
has been n successful year from the
road building standpoint nml that
grcator activities In this lino are ex
pected noxt spring and summer.
At 11 o'clock tho Adollno left
down tor Hay Point. On her next
trip sho will havo accomodations for
several pascongers mid also a rog
ular passenger carrying license.
Dr, C. C Taggart was taken very
ill with heart trouble in his office
yestorduy afternoon hut Is roportod
Bonio better today.