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Coos Bay Times Your Paper
CSoita la
A Southwest Oregon Paper
That's what tlio Coo liny Times Is. A Boh Hi.
west Oregon paper for Southwest Oregon people
ind devoted to tlio best Interest of tills great
icctloB . Tho Time alwsys boosts nmd merer
knock.
Tlio Coos Ujr Tlmoa U proud of ltn UtJo "Tlio
People'- Paper," nnd It strives M Ml Unit to
Uto up to K nnnio by dorotlng its cuergles to
promoting tlio pooplo's Interests.
MKMHKU OP TDK ASSOCIATED PHKSS
"Vol. No. XXXIX.
Established 1878
Ah Tlio Const Mall.
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 19 15 EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times, Const MhII
nnrt Coos liny Advertiser.
No. 63
" "Mr" " - " ' T" " "' "" " " yiw Tr-i j iwj jf ny "
(Eim
M
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BULGARIA HAS
GIVEN ANSWER
Rejects the Demands Made by
KllSSia, Huuurumy iu un
official Statement Today
PREPARE FOR
Ultimatum is Sent to Servia
Regarding Macedonia De
manding Reply in a Day
CONSUL LEAVES RUSSIA
ltiltlsli mid French .Ministers nt So
fia hid Instructed (o l-euvo If Re
Intlons Willi Russia, nro Sever
ed It)' Huluuilnii (overiinient
flu Amarlitnl Trm to Cool Pay Time..
PKTROGRAD, Oct. C Hulgarla
lins rejected tlio HuhhIiiii dutniutilH
nml lins flout nn iiltlmnlum to Ser
bia concerning iMncedonln, accord
ing to unofficial Information, Hul
garla demands that Serbia reply to
tlio ultimatum within 24 hoiirH.
Ilendy to Depart.
It Is understood hero that the
Ilrltluh and French ministers nt
Sofia received Instructions to leave
IIulKarla If Russia sovors diplomatic
relations with that country.
Consul Leaves
Tlio Hulgarlan Consul nt I'clro
grntl, M. Kamnzyrcf, departed lust
night by way of Finland.
II LEADS TROOPS
VICTOIt K.MMANCKL OK ITAIjY
XAHEOWLV ESCAPES
Shell Explode by llim Rut. lie Rides
Among Troops and Victory
1 Is Won
(It? AMOrUIci Tmi to Coos Hay Tlmwi.l
I'DINK, Italy, Oct. C KIiir Vic
tor Kmmauuel recently had a nar
row cscapo from death by shell flro
wlillo closo to tho firing lino nt tlio
front. A shell exploded so near to
him Hint the splinters of tho shrap
nel struck and injured his horso.
Tho King's composure was not dls
turlicd and when his suite urged him
to retire, he called for another horse,
exclaiming:
"Hero wo must win or all dlo".
Then ho rodo in among tlio troops
who with shouts of "Savoy" took the
Austrian position by storm.
Tho spot Is now eallod "Kings
Spur." Tho king previously had an
other nanow cscapo when a shell ex
ploded on tho spot from whoro his
auto had Just loft. '
MEN WILL RECOVER
SAILORS HI'IIT OX V. S. DH
STIIOVKIt NOT SKHIOl'S
Tho Cuminliigs, on Which A 11 K-
'iloslon Occurred, Arrives at
Xonpoit Stiffly Today
I Mr AHorUta r,i)i to Coo Illy TlmM.J
NHWI'ORT, R. I., Oct. C The
torpedo boat destroyer Cuminliigs,
on hoard of which two men woro
hiirneil as tho result of nn explosion
ti-rday, artlved this morning. Tho
"'en will recover.
RHA7.IL AIM'ROVKI)
Till: HRVAX TRFATV
V
lily Asorlt.l I'rtH to cooi Bay Tlmw.l
RIO JANIKRO, Oct. 0.
Tho Chambor approved tho
Rrynn arbitration treaty no-
tween tho Cnltod States audi
Rrazll.
X FRENCH CRUISER X
I IS TORPEDOED t
X : X
tD7 As-o- tel PrtM t coot 3y Times.)
NFW YORk. OM. fi.
X
X
X
X
X
t
X
t
X
Private advices from Ath
ens say a French auxili
ary cruiser was torpe
doed and sunk September
9 while- anchored off the
Turkish island of Rhodes
DV n snhmnrino nf iliA
central powers,
1
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t FRANCIS JOSEPH
t DANGEROUSLY ILL
x :
Illy AnwIitfJ l'ri-M to eo my Tlmca
X ROME, Oct, 6, It is
X said on good authority X
X that Emperor Francis Jos- X
X opli is dangerously ill and X
X that the Crown Prince has X
been called to Vienna, X
RUMANIA IS ACTIVE
XOW DISPATCHING TROOPS
Hl'I.GAHIAX FRONTIER
TO
Reports
TnUlii;
Say That the Country Is
! Extraordinary .Military
Measures
Clly AMmlatixl rrm to Coon nay Tjmca.l
LONDON, Oct. G Renter's Athens
correspondent states that Rumania
Is hurriedly dispatching troops to
thu Unitarian frontier and other
wIbo taking extraordinary military
measures.
IDRTR BEND READ?
CITV
PREPARER FOR
CARNIVAL
hhihgej
Will He Parade la tlio Afternoon and
Two Hands Will Give Con-
ceils nt Night
Everything Is In readiness for tho
opening of tho Hrldgo Carnival nt
North Hend tomorrow. Tho city has
been decorated and tho pcoplo aro
working lmnl to got all in shape forlnlon(,od for Gorninny nnd tlmt tll0
tho entertainment of visitors.
Tho carnival opens will) tho Good
Roads meeting at 10 o'clock nt tho
Kckhoff hnll and tho aim Is to make
that tho chief attraction of tho
forenoon, no other attractions holng
staged for tlmt tlmo of the' day.
1'nrndo In Afternoon
t .. Hia nfln.nnftti nt O I'ftlfinlf I .
Ill UIU (UIVIMUUII i - w ..
thero will ho a parndo in wiucit tlio
Coos Ray band will take part.
School chlldron will march uiid will I
ho headed by tho North Rend high
school band.
After tho parade nnd up until 5
p. in. thero will ho concerts on tho
streets by both bands,
, At 7 p. in. thero will bo a concert
by tho Coos Hoy band nnd nt 8:30 a
concert by tho high school band. Tho
danco hall will ho opened nnd there
will bo other attractions for thoso
who nttond.
Tho program for Friday has not
qulto been completed but there will
be some Interesting events.
Wrestling .Matches
Smiling Dutch of Hnndon will
wrestlo with C. Marshall of Van
ciuivor II. C. tomorrow night at Kck
hoff hall.
Friday night ticorgo Lambert, tho
Coos-Curry champion will moot M.
G. Lutsoy of Langlols and Saturday
night Jim Wilson will wrestlo with
tho winner of tho contest tho night
boforo.
R
(jiir.maxs
sivi:
CI
IX
F.CK AX OF
CIIAMFAdXU
MX-
Heavy Artllleiy i:cliiiiiges in I'lanco
Xotlilng Xoh" Rfiiorteil I'roin
tho Itiilliiu Front Today
tUy Aaoclita rrc to Coon Hay Tlinw.l
LONDON, Oct. C An attempt by
tho French to resumo tho offonslvo
on tho Champagno front by heavy
tutlllory flro against tho German
positions was frustrated with heavy
losses by tho German urtlllory, Rer
un nnnounced today.
Paris roports that artillery ox
Mianges In tho Artols district con
tinue with particular violence near
tlio GIvonchy forest.
In tho Fast tho Germans report
having repulsed determined Russlun
attacks In tho Dvonsk region.
Initial successes for tho Russians
aro admitted, but tho situation af
terward turned In favor of tho Ger
man troops.
Without CI11111R0
Tho situation on tho Italian front
and on tho Galllpoll peninsula con
tinues unohanged with but Httlo
activity.
i:lks xotick
Every member of Marshflold
Lodge 12C0 D. P. O. K. is reauested
In meet at tho lodge room promptly
at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to
participate in parndo. Hring your
,..- n,i mirnlfl ribbons. It is im
portant that every Bill he presont
Turn out. Ry ordor of
EREICH
EPULSED
Commltteo
GREAT BRITAIN
WILL JET NOTE
Settlement of the Arabic Sink
ing With Germany Leaves
Way Clear for Action
BURDEll PLACED
England Will be Asked to Ac
count Regarding Stopping of.
Goods to Neutral Ports
DOCUMENT IS A LONG ONE
Held That England .Must Not Assume
That All Food Stuffs. Directed to
('eriiinuy Are fth- Military I'sc
Puckers' Cuso not Ment lotted
(ny Aotlatl J'rfia to root Iiax Tlmn.l
WASIIINOTON, I). C, Oct. C O
Sccrotary Lansing Indicated today 4
that tlio settlement of the Arabic
ease Had cleared tlio way for tho (lis-
patch of the nolo to Great Britain,
covering tho general subject of trade
negotiations and Interference with)
American goods in neutral trade. !
Tho noto has been completed and
Is ready to bo forwarded to Ambas
sador 1'aKO. It 13 a lengthy docu
ment covering tho general sltuntlonr
Places tlio Iturdeu
Tho note, it is understood, contends
that tho burden of proof. Is upon tnu
Hrltlsh government to show that
goods for neutral destination, des
troyed or seized by tho Hrltlsh, are
assumption that all food products
going to Germany aro intended for
Gorman military ubo is not justifi
ed. Tho Puckers' Ciim
Tho nolo does not specifically cov
er the problems of tho Chicago pack-
ors which probably will bo dealt with
jjj j
scpnrato communication.
rritish hi:pri:si:xtativi:s i.v
PKRSiA icilij:d
Dispatch front Constantinople Snys
tlio Consular (iini'il Was Also
Put to Death
lly Auoclil4 Vrtm It Coo. Day YlmM.J
RHRLIN, Oct. 0. (Wireless to
Hnyvlllo.) -Tlio Loknl Anzelgor pub
lishes a dispatch from Constantin
ople, baying the Hrltlsh Consul and
tho Consular Guards nt Ispahan woro
killed by Persians.
CARRAX.A (JOVFRXOR OF COAIL
I'lLA ISSL'ICS di;cih:i:
Will Give Unci; IIf.ri thing That Was
Confiscated by Villa
In Tho Statu
Illy AMlito4 I'rew to Cuof Ilay Tlintn.
KL PASO. Texan, Oct. C -Ml I
property confiscated by tho Villa j
government or Villa adherents In the1
statu or Coahulla, except that of pur-1
sons "Guilty of the crime of rebel-,
inn" ih r.ttnriHHi in i o ariuiiiui V
ownors untlor a tlecreo promulgated I
- " .--..-. - - -,
by the
state, ti
bere.
Carranza governor of
that
copy of which was rosolved
WILL ADOPT PLAINS
RiriT'RXS ARK COMIXG IX FROM
rocki:fklli:r camps
Indications Aid That .Miners Ap
prove of tho Industrial Scheme
Which Was Presented
(Sy AtaoclalM rrM to Com Ilay TIuim.J
DKNVKR, Colo., Oct. JG. Com
ploto returns from la camps today
indicated tho adoption of tho Rocke
feller industrial plan by omployofl
of tho Colorado Fuel & Iron Com
pany, by a ratio of at loast eight
to ono.
XOTICK RILL
Tho first monthly danco of tho
Klks will bo held Wednesday oven
lng. Every Elk with his wlfo or
sweetheart is requested to be pres
ent. Frank CatterJJn, chairman
u
MURDERED
RETURN
PROPERTY
GREEK CABINET
m npsicHPn f
Premier Insisted on Striking
Immediately for Allies and
the King Disagreed
is
Chamber of Deputies Suspends
Session After Wild Discus
sion When Announced
NEXT MOVE NOT KNOWN
If Greece Tries to Remain Neutral
and French Troops Stay on Ter
ritory, Sim Mny bo Forced to
Htilgui la's Side
KING HAS ACCEPTED
OAHIXET RESIGNATION
ny AMOclathl I'rrM to Cuoi nay Time. 1
LONDON, Oct. C King
Constantino of Grecca has
accepted tho resignation of
tho Vonlzolos cabinet, accord
ing to nn official dispatch tu-
day.
LANDING OF TROOPS
is to pr()ci:i:d
(lly AMorlatisl I'rrM t Coo Hay Tlmri.
PARIS, Oct. C Tho land
ing of French troops nt Sal
onlkt and their prompt dis
patch northward across
Groek territory to tho Ser
bian frontier will proceed
without regard to thu cabinet
crisis at Alliens.
lly AmocUUJ I'rraa to twi nay Tlmm.
LONDON, Oct. 0. Word was re
ceived from Athens that King Con
stantino lins accepted the resigna
tion of tho Vonlzolos Cabinet, which
was unable to ngreo with King Con
stantino concerning Greece's next
titep In tho fast approaching Hal
kan crisis.
Tho King caino to Athens from
Tntol yesterday nnd summoned tliu
Premier to tho pnlaco. After n
tonso Interview, In which there was
the plainest speaking, tho Premier
ititfta-wifiiliwl r tlir. Plm tiilini rf linn.
IflUUdJUUli IU lltU VIIUIIH'-I -! I
utles nt OHIO lust night and nnnoune-,
cd that ho had disagreed with tho
King nnd presented tho resignation
of himself nnd tho cabinet.
Wild Discussion
Tho announcement led to wild
I discussion on tho formation of a
coalition cabinet. The resignation Is1
believed to bo duo to Venl.olo s In
sistoiiio that Greece strike quickly
in bohalf of Sorbin and tho entente
powors.
It now M'oiiis certain that Hulgarla
will align liersoir with tho central
powers. Tho matter doubtless will j
bo brought to a head by tho lauding
of allied troops ut S.ilonlkl. ,
Question Critical
It Is assumed that hostlltles In
this now fluid cannot ho uvortod.
Whut Greece will do now Is u crlt-,
ir-ni fiiuistlon. If she determines to
njinuii olltra (1(1 Fr0lch ,.,
withdraw from Suloulkl. !
,sho
may ho forced to Join tho cen
tral pSwors and Hulgarla In oppos
ing them.
CHAMRKH Sl'SPKXDS
Sc-son (.lulls When Announcement
Is Mnilo by Prenih'r
(lly Awiilate-l rwH to Cooi Pay Tltoi-
ATHENS, Oct. C. ARer his ioii
fnruneo yostorday with King Con
stantino, Promlor VqiiUuIos returned
to tlio Chambor of Deputies and
inailn tho statomont of "tho cnuse
"!l
of the dlbagreeiiieiit. lie thou
nounced tho resignation of tho
tiro cabinet. Tho sitting of
Chambor woro suspended.
en
tile MORE TROOPS LAND
French
Putting Forres
at Salonlkl
lit Greece
(Uy AMOtlathl Trm to Cooa Ilay TlmM.)
LONDON, Oct. 0. Tho landing
of additional French troops at Salon
lkl Is reported from Athens. A
number of transports carrying
French troops entered Salonlkl this
morning.
Times Want Ada for results.
SERIOU
LET US TALK IT OVER
UK TI.MKS has preached peace, hollered for harmony and cried for
co-operation on Coos Hay until at times It would seem tho very per
sistence of its pleas might pr.ovolto opposition. It has talked get-to-
nether and boombed and boosted, not for ono city or ouu section of Coos
Ray or Coos County, but for all cities and all sections at all times.
Tho Times lins at nil times denounced unci deprecated tho narrow boU
Ibhness of cither Individual or community that can see good only In that
which Is of Immediate nnd direct benefit or udvantage.
Fighting has never won anything for anyone nnywhero nt any time. Tho
A'c'tor la tilwuys a loser. War Is destructhe. Tho individual, city, cotn
niunlt or country that engages In It suffers mid imya ti heavy nrico for
the foolishness of fighting.
All this by way of prelude to the statement that thero Is apparent effort
to levlvlfy tho corpse of bitter factionalism between Marshflehl and North
Rend. This should not he done. It can only result In disaster to all the
participants, Noith Rend cannot prosper without Mnrshflcld participating
in tho progress It makes and It .Mnrshfiold marches forward North Rend
cannot remain far in tho rear.
North Hend Is having n Hrldgo Carnival celebration this week and
Marshflold should Join In tho festivities. Wo should help our neighbor In
celebrating what is of great mutual benefit. Let us get together In hav
1'ig a good time.
.Marshflehl merchants nro going to have two blg Dollar Days, Saturday
nnd .Monday. These aro trade celebrations being hold till over tho eoim
tiy. Albany, Kugeno, Salem and Portland havo already hold these culo
bratloit'i nnd Oakland, California,' Is preparing for one. In another col
i mu ol today's paper Tho Times prints ,u letter.- from ono of the leading
business houses of Portland telling what n tremendous success the event
was there and advising Marshflold merchants to got busy with tho sanio
thing, but Marslifleld niercliaiitH were already busy, being ulto as alert
and witle-awnko as elsowhoro.
It would bo a good plan for Marshflehl nierehnnlB to closo Friday uf-
lernoon and attend tho Hrldgo Carnival and next Monday North Hund
Plight reciprocal!) by Joining In ono of
Let us all bu good fellows together.
Don's try to crab the other fellow's
bad business, besides.
BIG H IN BIG
. ENOORSES DOLLAR DAY
(The following lctlcr is self-explanatory)
FleisdhoOT, Mayeir & Co.
Wholesale
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Notions
Portland, Oregon, October 4, 1!)15.
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co.,
Marshfield, Ore.
Gentlemen:
The Portland retail merchants have just had
si most successful "DOLLAR DAY." The sales in
all the stores were very
the stores all day, and it
. -.
irilUC III gCIiUlcU.
y. .
it nas occurreu 10
this line might be tried successfully m other places,
either by you individually,
liner Jill flif mfvriijiiiic incriflioi iirirl rlorirlnifr nnnn
a., ia b.iv .iLVAV.ill.ikkf .rf2
tllC lime When yOU Will
"DOLLAR DAY" or a
sibly, in order to get the surrounding country suf
ficiently interested, il might be'advisable in your
town to have a "DOLLAR WEEK."
It is necessary, in order to gel the customers
interested, .o offer legitimate bargains so that
Ihey can see on the very face of il that they are
buying goods at less than Ihe usual price.
"DOLLAR DAY" or "DOLLAR WEEK" does
not necessarily mean thai only certain articles can
j be sold for $1.00, but it means the general use of
' itn twin "nfir.T.A I? ff Tnr incluiHTi vnn lvnfrM coll
some articles two for &1.00 or six for .1.()(), or so
many yards of some piece goods for $1.00, or give
, a dollar off on some article costing considerably!
I more; in other words, il is to use the term "DOL-!
LAR" in connection with
especially pric
sially priced for either "DOLLAR DAY" or!
"DOLLAR WEEK."
We are offering the suggestion of a "DOL
LAR DAY" or "DOLLAR WEEK" as one thai we
think will help stimulate
We would further suggest, it you look with
favor upon this plan, that all goods you sell under
price, YOU SELL FOR CASH ONLY. If you
are interested, let us hear from you, and if there
are ;iny other points on
you, we will be glad to do so.
Assuring you of our desire to co-operate with
you at all times, we remain,
Very truly yours,
FLEISCHNER, MAYER & CO.
P. S. If you have a Commercial Club or a
merchants organization, it might be well to have
it conducted under their auspices.
Marshflold'H Dollar D.iy Carnivals.
game. It does no good and It's
CITY
large: crowds ilongcdl!X!:!:Z,T
was quite a stimulant to
.1 . ll 1
us inai someimng- aiong;
or in your town by get-,
v.wa. ai& K .&a . iiruil
Wish to have either 111
"DOLLAR WEEK." Pos-I
articles put on sale ami
business.
which we can enlighten
ISAYS COUNTRY
1ST PREPARE
Not for War, President De
clares for Peace and in
Adequate Way
First Meeting of Navy Advisors
Board is Held Today at the
National Capital
THOMAS EDISON PRESIDES
Mouilifi-s Titl.fii to Xuvy Yards for
Inspect l( 'ti Aro Told Tlmt llust
Drains of Country nro N'codeU
to .Make The Xuvy Perfect
til J Aiwi.latl rrrw to Caoa Day Tlmt.
. WASHINGTON, D, C, Oct. C.
Picsldcnt Wilson outlined his nttl-
I udo toward the national dofonso
ouestlon today to tho now ndvlBory
hoard of tho nnvy. Ho believed, ho
said, that tho wholo nation was "con
vinced we ought to bo prepared, not
for wnr, but for dofonso, and vory Bd
oquatoly prepared." Tho mooting
pvas thu first held by tho board nnd
I was presided over by Thomas A. Ed
ison as chnlrmnu.
.Must, Ho Perfect
The hoard met In tho of flco of Sec
retary Daniels and later was recolv-
etl by tho president.
r "Wo may not," tho Secrotnry told
tho members, "expect to build tho
biggest navy In tho world, but with
tho help of tills board wo must havo
a navy, overy unit of which shall bo
iih nearly porfert us American In
genuity makes It possible."
Thu board wont Inter with Dan-
flels to tho navy proving ground nt
Indian Head on an Inspection tour,
Xot. .Merely Technical
"Preparation for defense Is not
merely a technical matter" said tho
President. "It is a matter tho army
ami nnvy alone can tako caro of,
hut a matter In which wo must havo
the co-operation of tho best brains
and knowledge of tho country, out
side of tho official sorvlco of coun
try as well as Inside,
Democratic Spirit
lk "I feiil It In nnlv In tlm nnli-lt nf
sort of ai.i that come8 from interest;
i and from kuowlodgu of tho vnrlod
I .tit lllllllullllllllli) I II If ftl t(l.l la. 1l il I Ik
MMMIIIIDlUt.i; tUIUIItR JU llllliUHUF,
tho nation."
I Ml 1 1 nnti tain nn-ri-
G
VEWS
W S n Iftf 1 1 I u r ':
LBILUUIl U.IL.L. IU IL
PRFSIDKXT TO CAST
for srFFitAGirm:
RALIOT
LAW
Thinks Question Should Ho Decided
Ry Stales mill Xot by National
(iovfriiiueiit p
(lly AawitUInt rrw to Con. Ilay TlmM.
WASHINGTON, I), C, O-t. 0,-
Prusldoiit Wilson will veto for U,
woman Niiffrago iilnto couHtltutlonn'
-aiuuiidmuiit lu Now Jersew at th
spuclal election Oct. 10th. llo salt
today ho would vote not as a loado
01 iu oei locraiie nariy inn as u nn
vato citizen. He said ho believed f
tho question should not bo made a
party issue and should bo decided by
goveruino.it
s.
w..-tt7".
SAm
,DKR VASSKB
OKAXE
Was First Woman Dub-gat" to X
DojiiDi-rntir foment Ion uud An
Otlgluiil Woiker.
(Uy AwouUtM rrea. la Cooa Day Tluir.,1
SPOKANE, Wash. Oct. C ,Mrs.
May Arkwrlght Hutton, ono of tbo
original leaders of woman suffrage
l'i tho statu, uud tho first woman. d(H
ogato to a democratic national con
vention, died horo today of Hrlcl
(1Uou'i0-
FIHKMKX "NOTICE
All flroiuoii aro requosted to meet
'nt tho Flro Hull. Thursday, at I p.
m. for thu purposo of attending thu
funeral of our brothor flroman,
Frank Matson. Kindly wear un-
flforms. . '
Oeorgo Soollg, President.
Ltbby Coal, ijsrUM ton, Fhone 73.
UTTO
DIE