IT USUALLY
Coos Bay Times Your Paper
Tlw Cooi Hy Time Is proud
peopl' rIr" ftnd Jt Btrlvcg
lire np to It nrnae by doroting
promoting tlio people'. interest-.
Vol. No. XXXIX.
As
fill ARE HELD
Aliened That Band Planned to
Commit an Offense Against
the United States
Defendant Discharged in Jus
tice Court and Arrested
by Federal Officers
ONE IS GERMAN OFFICER
Holier! l-'ny, Walter L. Nrlinlt, Paul
Jlnecho iiil "'' K'cn.'o Arc De-
f(,iliiiitN Lntler Ik Out On Hull
Jliu lliellung, t Liberty
nnnir i:.imiisici
Aiiot'T the Cask
Br AwrIMo.1 I'm iu C fay Tlmr..)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.
Officials of tlio J)opnrtmunt
of Justice oxprcBsed doubt
today whether tlio Federal
Government can mnko out n
case ngnlnst tlio men lmpll-
cited In n plot to blow up
munition whips.
Dr XMHI4 IV. If Coo. Ita, TlmM.
NKW YORK, Oct. 20 Robert
Far, lieutenant In tlio Gorninn nrmy,
Wilter L. Scholtz nnd Paul Dacclio
vcro nrrnlKiictl In n Woohnwkeii, X.
J. police court today churned with an
alleged plot to blow up steumshlps.
They ttcro discharged by tlio court
but limned! itcly arrested by federal
gents on charges of conspiracy. Kay
ind SclioU wore brought to Now
York. Dacclio until lio bnd nothing
In common with tlio others and did
not cure to go to New York without
irrntfniiient. Ho then was (timed
over to. the secret service represen
tatives. Tho complaint charges that tlio
three, In conjunction with Dr. Her
bert Klonzlo, hold in $25,000 ball,
nd Mnx BreltuiiB, still nt liberty,
(oniilred to coiuinlt an offcuso
tsalmt tlio I'liltcd States.
Ahks for Delay.
Daeclie, nrralKiicd lator in Jorsey
City before tlio United States court,
ked for a delay in tlio prelimin
ary cxnmlnntlon and tho cauo wns
put over until Novenibor . Hull
fixed at J2r,,000, in default or
Wcli ho went to jail.
IS
CO.()lt.io, BADI.Y DAMAfillD, IS
TOUIID INTO POUT
Wj Afliy Vosteitbty, but Holleied
Thai taigo or Cotton 5lny
bo Saved
IB, Aunrli p,,,, . Coo. JUj TlmM )
CHAnidJSTO.V, S. C, Oct. 2C.
The Mallory lino rrelgbt stcniner
Colorado, which caught flro Sun
ty night en route from Charleston
to New Yoik, with cotton, was tow
1 Into port this morning, Tho
el was badly damaged, but it Ib
believed tlmt much or tlio cargo can
salvaged. Tho blazo started in
do Btiperstructuro rrom a causo
not ct tlctermlned.
E
in.. :
ih(iiiugi:d nv xohtip
m ( ii mbi:h of co.mmfhcw
''roject for it CiastTUoud In to Bo
Main Tuple to Ho Discussed"
At Tho Gathering
"Hie. members or tho North Bond
"amber of Commerce will give a
JPMr tomorrow night at tho Logglo
siii t J)cslde3 tll members thoro
"'l'lpj present buslnebs nlen or that
J"nil Marshfieui as welf. After
in! 8uPPer tUere W,U b0 informal
weches and the main topic to be
J! 7Wd 'a tfie plan which is ad'vo-
m b' Vtei IIotr for a coast
4 from Canada to tho Mexican
jne obje-t Is to take up southern
""'son', nart . . ' 4 . ,
s part In tho project and seo
"It Is
not possible to start tho move-
meat
tl.n i? 80mo sub8taclal basis. Tho
wt by fedPr!ll ':ir:i
.. , --. Mt, inciiij-inu jjo, i
cul for RtaQ j j .. . . V
FDR C0N1CY
JIFTH I5JI0LIE0
STEIER
0
BANQUET
from .u u,u a"u me uaianca'grouiiu u p""f - - -
"ui the counfv nninv o,i win iin work on their plac-
fe i. "rom,Rel that the mealing will es which is necessary beroro the wln
r mierestinir .., . na in.
COSTS MONfY TO GfT
of Ita Utle "The
"m to
its caerglM to
Established 1B78
The Const Mnll.
4'
t PROTECTION IS
t ASKED FOR DOUGLAS
. t
$ tnr Auoilaleil I'rws to Cow. najr Tlmn.
X WASHINGTON, D, C, X
X Oct, 26, On behalf of
A Jl.. 'i! r r . .. i i
s me citizens ot uougias,
t Ariz,, Senator Ashurt to-
I day asked the State and
X War Departments for pro-
t per protection of the city
X by American troops in the
J event of an engagement t
t between the Carranza and i
X Villa forces, , X
Al'STHO-HUXOARV HCCOGXIZKS
CARRAXZA IX MEXICO
In First of European Gowiuincnlii to
Act, Acroidlng (o Message Ho
tel vid Today
III, AMftcltt! rrfM to Coot nr TlmM.)
TOKREON, Mox, Oct. 20. Aus-
trlu-Hungiiry Is tlio first European
nation to rocognlzo tlio government of
Cnrrituzii. Notification of hiu recog.
nltlon wan received today In u mes
sage from tliu AiiHtrlaii ehnrgo d'af
faires In Mexico City.
FIGHTS
S
ItAIMIOAl) PKIMIDCXT
HAS
Tiiitiiiiiixo i:xi'j:iti i:ci:
Oiieo SIiirIo lluiuletl A'Ml AkiiIii As
hlKletl by Mexlcuii Hoy Stands
orr iiitntiits
lily AwoflitM Prem to Coo. na; Tlmr.J
i nltOWXSVILLi:, Toxhh, Oct. 2(1.
Sam Robertson, president of tlio Sun
llenlto and Illo Ornntlo Itnllroad.
tl, i.iiln.k ..tttl. lnvlfinn linmtltu '
eaBt of San Henlto yesterday uftcr
noon, tho first time alone, and tho
second tlmo with tho nsslstunco of a
1-1 year-old Moxlcan boy.
Kohortson reached San Honlto this
morning with a bullet holo through
f tho shouldor of his coat nnd tlio liool
f ot ono shoo off. Suvornl wooks ago,
FOLLOWS
ME
II
u hole wns shot through lil ltnt. Ilolpagiio, north of l.omcsnll, which the
said ho wounded or killed ono or
two Jlcxlnins in yesterday's fight.
IHE MILITIA IS SENT
STATK TBOOPS (80 TO CIdlTOX
.MIMXC DISTHICT
Adjutant General Is Already Thcio
To Tiilto Cbargo or Affairs
During Slrlko
l, Awocatei 1'fCM to 0. VJ Tliun.l
P1IOUNIX, Ari., Oct. 2C A hun
dred militiamen will leave Mcbh anil
Tempo tonight for Clifton to reln-
'forco tho 200 stnto troops uliondy In
the coppor strike district. Tho Ad
jutant General already had left for
Clifton.
CIIAIIM'S IILAIIt IS FIXKD 1(1
AT XOKTH BKXD
Lltiultl ItefieslniieiitH for Big I'Ved
Aro Also Confiscated
by tho Pollco
A big rood plttiinod for last Sun
day turnod out to ho a lry itrfnlr. It
wns arranged by Churles Blair nnd
f was to bo hold In hi" flout house. A
lot or chickens had been mod und
a mimbor or rrlends woro to bo pros-
ont.
But there was a hitch in tho pro
ceedings. Sunday Bluir wus seen
coming out of tho sldo door of Chris
'Gross' saloon. Ho had a suit caso
nnd it contained tho drinks which
wero to ho served at tho feed. It
was explained that tho chickens woro
all fried but Chief Anderson said
thev would have to bo eaten without
I'nny liquids and conHscated tho suit
caso or wet goods. It was impossiu.o
to ascertain whether tho liquor was
bought on Sunday. Blair was fined
$10 for having liquor in his posses
slonon Sunday in the city.
'Leave "For Homestead. .1. W.
Flanagan, Charles Staurr. William
Dungan. Fred Rentl and Walter Dun
gan loft todny ror tho Eden HMse
country where they have homesteads.
'The made tho trip out uy rower
They said they expect to get tneir
xnvj "" .--- . -- -
., i.. ol.mto tnf o-nrrtnna ill the
AD
DRINKS SUNDAY
fflons law
MARSHFIELD, OREGON,
GERMANS
ON ALL FRONTS
Teuton Advances in all Differ
ent Actions are Reported
ioclay by Berlin
Oil
Juncture With Bulgarians Said.
to be Only Matter of a
Few Hours Longer
FIGHTING IN THE WEST
Claim That Portion Cnptuml by tho
Kid'cl, Sunday Hnvo Been Helakcn
liy (icruiaiiN Von llludenbui
IH SlUT04Nflll
ttlj AMoclatcJ Prm to Coo. Day TlmM 1
l.ON'DON, Oct. 20 Gorman ad
vances on nil fronts aro reported to
day by Merlin. Tho race for tho road
to Constantinople has reached nn ex
citing stago. The Hulgnrluno nro
within a few miles of u Junction with
tho 'rontons, while the Trench In
small force hnvo already Joined tho
Serbians. Tho Kreneh hnvo not yet
gathered In sufficient numbers to n
Hitmo nn actual offensive.
Will Soon Decide
An actual Junction betwoon tho
Bulgarians nnd the allies, which may
ho n mattor of only a few hours, will
soon show whether the Serbians urn
able to hold tho mountain positions
until tlio allies bring up strong forc
es. Progress Mtttlo
Knst of VIsegrad, Bosnln, further
progress wns mado Into Serbia by tho
Teutons nnd uovernl positions occu
pied. South or Pnlnukn ground wns
gained on tho northern slopo of ItaCn
ynlley. Further east tho (ioniums
enpturod several towns nnd tho Bul
garians captured l'rnvovo on tho Dan
ubo across from tho Humnnlnn fron
tier nnd hero they nro nlmost to a
Junction with tho nermans
on wost'itauit
in tho West. Gorman positions ov-
or n fiont of 2G0 motors In Cham-
Froncli captured Sunday, hnvo boon
retaken, Berlin says.
Fight Continues
Paris says tlmt fighting continues
In Chnmpagno and nt La Courtlno
with llmltod fluctuations. In tho
cast, Von Hludonburg's nrmy again
crossed tho Illouskt district and re
conquered positions lost.
Von liluslngon stormed the Rub
slnn positions cast of Kolki nnd wost
or Czartorysk. They enpturod 1151
men and ten mnchliio guns.
A NARBI ESCAPE
WDULJ
MR
"ar,rsr,uriLET PATRONS ACT
i Target Practlt'o of Xavy Nearly Prov-i
e.s Disastrous for One
of tho Vessels
III, AiuHtatM Proua lo Coo. IU, Tlmr.
NUW YOUIC, Oct. 20. Tho repair
'till I p Panther of tho United Stnten
"navy had a narrow cscapo from being
hit by a 1 1 -Inch shell fired rrom the
proving grounds at Sandy Hook, A
lurgo projectile flow directly over
the Pniithor und struck In tho ocean
a mllo hoyond hor.
CONSULATE AT XISH
HAS BEEX .M()Vi:i
tnr Aa9ilatfr4 Vrtu lo Cooa Dr Time)
WASHINGTON, I). C, Oct.
20. Tho American consu--lato
nt Nlsh has boon moved
to Tchatchak, Serbia, accord
ing to a dhpatch today rrom
American Minister Voplcka
at Bucharest, Rumania.
vt
RAILROAD IS HELD
BULGAIHAXS HAVE PART OF-NISH-SALOXIKI
LINE
Stiwig Forces Commaiiil Fitly Miles
of the Road Between Vranya
and t'skiib
IDr AatotUtol PrM l Coo. DT TlmM.J
SALONIKI, Oct. 20. With Uskub
'In their possession, the Bulgarians
now hold with strong forces tho Nlsh
SnlonlM railroad between Vranya
and Uskub, a distance of 50 miles.
RID Of THE THINK
MEMBER, OP TJ1K ASSOCIATE) PRESS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 191 5
X NEW MEANING OF $
X COMPENSATION ACT 1
t I
Dr Associated freM to com Bar Tlmn, 4
X MADISON, Wis,, Oct, X
X 26. The Supreme Court X
X today held that typhoid X
X fever contracted through X
t drinking water furnished t
X by an employer and re- X
X suiting in the death of an X
t emolove is an accident 1
i and within the meaning of X
ty workmen's compensa- X
X tion act, X
BELIClSltiOlEO
IdXCOIiN'S AIBTII.MKTIC
Ii'Olt S?1II0 TODAY
HKId.K
Tiopbles 'Ki-om l.lbiary of .John C.
Bin tun of Milwaukee Arc
DlHpt'MMl Of
Illf AaapclntM I'n-M to Cmm liar TlniM.J
NHW YOUIC, Oct. 2C Abrnlinm
lilucoln's book of examples on arith
metic, which he used ns u hcIiooI boy
of IT. yeurH, brought $210 nt a hiiIo
or Idncolulntilu from the library of
John C. Burton or Milwaukee.
WILL ARBITRATE
AHIOXA .MINF.Htf FAVOIt HUT
TMJ.MMXT OF WAGIJ SCAM3
Itctiiin from Tno Camps of Clifton
District Slum- PioposlMon Will
Mludy Cany
III, A..octtd I'rm u Cow liar 11m.,)
CLI1-TON, Ariz., Oct. 20. Incom-'
pleto returns or the vote rnHt todny
by mass meetings or strikers and
citizens or tho, coppor mine camps
or Clifton, MorencI ami Mctrnlf, up
on n proposition for arbitration or
tho wago scale differences, showed
only n scattering voto enst against
tho proposition.
IS
W. J. IlltVA.V STAHTH CAMPAIGN'
IX OHIO
Is
Xot DInciishIiik Pi.Iltlcs Wbltli
Do Xot Have Iteming on the
lifijuor Question.
nr AuoclatM rrt. io Ova. Ilr TIdim.I
LANCASTKIt, Ohio, Oct. 20.
William J. Bryan began tho second
day of his campaign for stato-wlilo
prohibition in Ohio today with a
speech delivered shortly after ho
finished breakfast. Ho refrained
from discussing politics not involv
ing tho lItiior question.
FLAGSTAFF SCHOOL BOARD PUTS
ISSUK I'P TO DISTRICT
Two Meetings Culled One To Decide
On Healing Building Mlier T"
Doclaio for School Bonds
Two meetings of tho school patrons
of District No. 18 ut Flagstafr have
been called, ono ror Novomber !i
and another ror November 20.' Tho
Hrst ono. Is called by the board to
vote on whether or not a building
duill ho rented and nil additional
teacher produced for tho rest of tho
ycir nnd tho second, tor tho purpose
or deciding If tho district shall voto
$4,000 bonds to build a now school
and buy additional land.
The mootlngs woro tho decisions
reachod by tho school directors lust
' i evening. They decided that boforo
any dofinito action Is taken in either
mattor tho patrons of tho district
should first express their opinions.
To Rent 'Iciupomiily
It isidanned to rent a building on
tho Mllllcoma Hat belonging to Geo.
Montgomery ror tho remainder or tho
year to handlo tho surplus pupils.
The partitions would be torn ont.
ThoMiew building, say tho board
members, sooms essential. Thoy
would bond tor $3,500 ror a building
nnd $500 to buy additional land ror
school grounds.
The members or the school board
are Alex Sandon, chairman, Mrs. Geo.
Montgomery and E. M. Smith and E.
L. McClure, secretary. Miss Eva
Dresser now has charge of tho 36
pupils.
Times Wv.nt Ads for results.
pom
TO
Smwa
EVENING EDITION.
BE
10 TALK PEACE
Report That Germany Will
Submit to President Terms
That Would be Acceptable
IS
But Authority Said to Be a
Relative of Prince von Beu
low, the Chancellor
PUBLISHED MADRID
Conitf, In Shapo of .McHsugo From
' Homo, At'tiirdlng to a Henler
Agency Dispatch to 1ondou
Deceived Today
lllf AMoclatM rtt. lo Com lla, TlmM. J
LONDON, Oct. 20. A report
reached hero today that Prince Von
Buolow, former German Chancellor,
.will shortly submit to Prosltlont
Wilson and King Atphoimi an out
line of the conditions on which Gor
many might ho dlHposed to discuss
terms of peace.
Xot Confirmed.
Tho report In contained In a lieu
(or dlspntch from' itrndrld and has
not boon corroborated from any
other source. Tho dlspntch gives
ns authority Prlucu Cnmporcnlo, nn
Italian nobleman, who Is n brother-in-law
of Prince Von Buelow.
Published iu .Madrid
Tho report wns find published In
Madrid, the correspondent 'says, In
tho form of a messago rrom Homo.
AldilKS ATTACK AX UXFOUTI
FIKD HCM2AUIAX SHTTIjKMKNT
Greater Part or Place Destroy,! and
Twontj-rivo Women nnd
Children Killed
IllTAi.ocUto.1 fmi lo Com na, Tlmn.J
BHIIMN, Oct. 20. Ileportli from
Sofia say tho greater pnrt of tho
unfortified city of Dctlenghutch wan
tlostroyed by bombardmoiit or tho
hilled tleot. Twonty-flvo women and
children wore killed, "This Inhu
man nnd brutal deed of tho British
nnd Fryiich produced deopest Indig
nation," tho report says.
iTI TD1S TAKEN
RUl.t.'ARIAXs'CAITURE NEGOTIX
AXD PRAHOVO IX SERBIA
Piiiit'o O i lllu ami Commander of
At my are Solemnly Hccolwd
by tlio Peoplo
(II, Awoclatoi I'cm. to Coo. n.7 TlmM,)
SOFIA, Oct. 20. A Bulgarian of
ficial statement ways: "Our troops
captured Nogotln and Prahovo on
tho Danube. The booty includes uuu
commissariat store house, 20 rail
way carriages, war material and
271 prisoners. Prluco Cyrlllo and
tho commander of the nrmy were
solemnly received nt Uskub."
DEMONSTRATION' IS .MADE
PEOPLE OF RUMANIA
BY
Overt blow of Premier Bratlaiin
Is
Called for at Big Gathering
Held Yesterday
(II, Aaaoclated rrt to Coo. lla, TlmM.
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 20. Calls or
tbo overthrow or Premier Brntlano
or Rumania wero shouted during
a meeting yestorduy at Bucharest,
presided over by former Ministers
Takojouescti and Flllposco, at which
a resolution was adopted ravorlng
Rumania's Intervention In tho war,
according to a telegram from Buchar
est. A procession was formed but
tho polco dispersed It.
APPEAL PRESENTED
(Ilj AuoclatM rrf. t. oou. IU, TIbm.)
NEW HAVEN. Oct 20 A plea
to President Wilson to do every
thing in his power to save tho rem
nants of the Armenian and other
non-Mohammedan races in Turkoy
was contained In a resolution passed
by' tho National Council of tho Con
gregational Church horo today
M
I
GONFIRMEU
BOMBARD A CITY
WLL
soo
YOU ttTyiTOfelll)!
A Consolidation of
nnd Coos Bay
X TO PROSECUTE ON ' X
X ACCOUNT OF FIRE :
X ;
tnr AaaoclatM tTta to Coo. n, TlmM.)
X PITTSBURG, Pa Oct,
X 26, The prosecution of
X the officers of the Union X
X Paper Box Co,, through t
X the destruction of whoso t
X factory by fire yesterday X
t 12 girl employes and a X
X man lost their lives, was X
X announced today by tho t
X Coroner, Negligence is X
X charged. X
LOSSESTERY GREAT
KSTIMATK OF GF.HMAX D53AD
, AXD WOUXDFD GIVKX
Total liss (o Central PoucrN Clalmctl
to Ho FIo Million by llotter-
ilaiu Paper
tn, Amoclatfrt rr. lo Coo. na, Tlmr.,,
LONDON, Oct. 20. Tho Nlouwo
Holterdnmscho Courant given the
Germnn Ioshcm rrom Oct. 11 to 20 nM
r7,l2l In dead, wounded nnd miss
ing. Tho total Pruusluu losses nro
fclvou ns 2,021,073. Tho Courant
figures tho total losses to tho Cen
tral powers at 5,000,000.
WILL INVEST HERE
(SAY LOMHAHD, PORTLAND .MAN,
TO BI'.COMi: 1XTKHF.STKD
II, .u itiu... l'lulil.... r. r (- .....-M
..... .v,. , .n... j,. ... rtiiiii,vii mm
Leaves Last Night on
Tho Adeline Smith
It Is stated that Gay Lombard, of
Portland, who has been Hio guest of
L. J. Simpson, will Invest in Coos
liny. Mr. Lombard visited Mr. Simp-
Icon at Shore Acres und by tho latter
wns biiowii over tho country and thus
saw gootl chances for Investment
'which ho will tnko ndvantuge or.
Mr. Lombard Is n wealthy man and
ono who commands n largo amount
or capital as his business nssoclntcs
nro men who hnvo money to invest.
That ho will become Interested In
Coos Buy property Is highly Import-
nut.
REV. (8. LE ROY HALL WRITES
OF BAPTIST CONVENTION
HcpirsoiilnllvoH From All PartH or
Statu Meet Iu Eugeni"- Spoilt) In
Chapel Car, "Good Will."
Tho Rov, G. Lo Roy llal Is ex
pected homo tomorrow from Eu
gene, whore ho has for tho past
week been uttniidlug tho Oregon
Buptlst Convention. From totters
written to Mrs. Hull ho bun ex
plained In part tho work accom
plished by tho church In Oregon
during tho past year, Tho results,
ho writes, uro most gratifying.
Tho riscal year for tho Baptist
Church closes Octobor 1, Thoroforo
accurate reports for tho year wero
available Iu one year $180,000 was
raised by thp church Iu thin statu
ror Its uses and the financial stand
ing of tho organization Is shown by
tho fact tlmt there Is $1000 stir-'
plus remaining In the treasury with
ull obligations for tho yenr paid up.
Thoro uro In Oregon Homo $10,000
Baptists, 1000 members being added
Iu 12 mouths.
Has Flvo Objectives
Tho church In tho Uultod States
has flvo objectives which It Is striv
ing to attain Iu tho next flvo years.
Oregon Is aiding much to boost tho
CHURCH
GROWING
accomplishment or tlio program. This!"0 wa,B H0,,t to 8a,cm " la now t0
includes tho addition or 1,000,000
mtSmhoru to tho Baptist Church; u
missionary force or 5000 at work In
Amorlca ami In tho uou-Chrlstlau
world; tho securing or $2,000,000 In
ondqwmonts ror 'tho missionary nnd
ministers' bonollt board; tho secur
ing or $0,000,000 educational en
dowment and equlpmont at homo
nnd abroad and an nnntial lncomo ot
$0,000,000 for missionary and ben
evolent purposes.
Speaks In Chapel Car
While In Eugene Mr. Hall spoko In
tho chnpol car "Good Will." Another
Colportage auto was donated to tho
church while ho was thero, this
making a total or 10 of theso mis
sionary autos In Oregon. Mr. Hall
Is stopping In Camas Valley on his
way homo
A Southwest Oregon Paper
u
tr
That's what the Oooo Dy Timet It. A Sovtfc.
west Oregon paper for Sentiment Oregon people
nd dovoted to tbo best bitorosU of thl great &
lection . The Tlmoe ahviya boosts Mid ienr)i;
knocks,
Times, Coast Mall
Advert Iser.
No. 80
s
WILL BE FREE
American Wife Murderer fn
Italy Gets Off Easy After a
Long Legal Fight
IS GIVENJinEl
But is Allowed the Time He
Has Already Spent in Jail
Pending Results
WILL BE OUT IN 9 DAYS
Ono Year Is Taken Off Under Amnes
ty Allowed On Crimea Committed, v
Before- Italy Wot to War lie- ,
colud Congratulations
tnr AmocLI.J Prrw to Coo. IT, TlmM.
CO MO. Italy, Oct. 2 C Porter
Chnrltou, nn Ainorlcnn, who has boon
'on trial hero charged with murdorlng
his wlfo In 1010, today received many
mersages or congratulations on thV
sentonco yestordny which will result
iu his liberation Iu 20 tlnyfl. U
Ho wan sentenced to six years nnd
eight months Imprlsonmont, but v
dor tho verdict ho benefits by the
tlmo ho has been in prison nnd in ad-
'dltlon n yonr Is taken off tho Rfftf
tenro under amnesty for all offemtes
committed boforo Italy entered tho
war.
EXPORT AXD TRADE HALANB
FOR WEEK LARGE X
Never Before Hnvo tho Figure
Benched Httcli Largo Amount
In United Mate
(II, AMKlatl rr... I Coo. Il.f TlmM.)
WASHINGTON, I). C, Oct, 20.
New records for wookly exports nnd
the wookly (ratio Imlanco wero made
Inst week tho Department of Com-
merco nnnouncod today. Tho exports
for the week ending Saturday wero
$!)R,777,OIO, which Is $25,000,000
more than tho provlous wook, nnd1
a favorable trado balatico was $70,4.
009,102, or nbout $23,000,000 larger
than tho previous record.
KELLY GETS PARDON
COGS COUNTY MAX RELEASED
FROM THE PEXITEXTIARY ,
"Was Ono of Three Convicts Whom
l,uto Warden Mluto Asked
Pardon For
III, AMbclal) rrM u Coo. liar YtmM.
SALEM, Oct. 26. In compliance
with tho request of tho lato Warden
Mluto, mado Just boforo ho wns kill
ed by an escapod convict, Governor
Wlthycomho today pardoned threo
prisoners convicted of larceny. They,
wero: John Kelly, of Ooob Coujity;
Gus Carlson, or Umatilla couuty, and
Ed. Dure, or Union county.
John Kelly was first arrestod In
Rnndou about a yoar ago and con
victed on tho charge of larcony from
n building, for taking a second hand
suit or clothea rrom a pressing estab-
llshmout where ho wus working. It
was shown that provlous to this the
man hud been working Iu the woods
and was a good workor as long ns
ho could leave liquor alone.
Tho Jury asked that Kelly be par
oled and Jtidgo Coko granted tlds.
'Later Kelly camo to Marshfleld
whoro ho strayod again und he wn
arrested ono Sunday on th Arrow
Lino dock for stoallng a box of crack
ers. His parolo was rovokod and
have his liberty.
T IS SEIZED
VILLA TAKES PROPERTY LOOAT
ED IX CHIHUAHUA "
Belongs to American Smelting tid
Reriiiiug Company Officials '&
Deny tho Confiscation
IDj AaxKlatfel Cmi to Coo. Do TlmM-J
EL PASO, Toxas, Oct. 26. Con
fiscatlon of tho Chihuahua nlant of
'tbo American smelting and refining?
'company by the Villa state govern-
fment of Chihuahua was annound
today by tho regal representative if
tho corporation. Villa officials hv,
over ilony tho confiscation.
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