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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1915 EVENING EDITION. THIRTY PAGES
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mill Coos liny Athcrtlscr. ""' ' '
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ALLIED FORCES
STILL RETREAT
Withdrawal From Serbia Into
Greek Territory by Anglo-
French Continues
Only Minor Rear Guard En
gagements aTe Made Now
by tne Bulgarians
PARIS ADMITS REPORTS
On tlio Western Front Fronch Make
,n AUnrk On the GcriiiniiH Which
Is Not Successful Xo Develop-
incuts In Fight in tho East
(JRI'LVB ItEADY TO
DBMOHILIKE ARMY.
10 AmotUIb'I TrrM to c E Tlmw.l
ATHENS, Uoe. 11. Tho
Orcck government has mndo
nit arrangements for tho de
mobilization of the nrmy. It
Is expected u decreo to thltj
effect will bo Issued shortly.
.
11 Auorltlxl rrr.i to Coot IU Tltnx.l
LONDON, Doc. 11, Anglo-French
forces continue withdrawal into
Greece, according to tho latest re
ports, but without Buffering tlio loss
es endured on tho first days of me
rctrcnt, when tho pursuing lltilgnr
Iwj attacked rear guards ropcute'd
ljr. Apparently minor rear guard
engagements still continue on tho
Serbian slilo of tho boundary.
Admit tho HelrAtt
A soitil-offlehil ntuteuieut Issued at
Paris this afternoon admits that the
Anglo-French forces are hclng with
drawn from .Serbia.
A report last night tlmt two divis
ions of the (Jcrinan troops occupied
Clevficll, nenr tho Greek frontier,
denied today.
At tho Other Fronts
In tlio east thero aro no develop
ments, in tho west, Uorlln reports
that tlio French nguln bombarded
and then attacked n position ro
fently tnkon by tho (lermuns north
vest of Sounln In Cliampngiio but
ero repulaod, tho Germans rotnln
Ing all their gains.
9UI ELD UP
AMCItlCAX VESSEL .SAX .Il'AX
STOPPED IIV FRENCH
Cruller Causes A Kern eh and Two
, Second class Passengers uro
Remoted fnuu the Iloat
4f
l'. S. GOVERNMENT
WILL TAKE A IIAXD
18 AuorittM rrH lo c, n,r -rim I
WASHINGTON', D. C
Det'. 11. Tho Stato Depart
ment nnnounced today that
tlio stopping and searching
of three vessels of tho Now
vork and Porto Rico lino by
tho Fronch cruiser DesCar
tcs wouhl bo in a do tho sub
ject of diplomatic represen
tations tn Pmnen
I J AfcWf ItlM ;, 0.'pa, iay Tlmti J
NEW YORK, Dec. 11. Tho Amor
n steamer San J mm was hold up
aj searched by a French crulsor
Wlo tho Btcamor was bound from
e Orleans to San Juan, Porto III-
Two second class- passengors
fo removed.
Third Held Up
thi i Jua" ls tho tlllrtl vosso1 of
'1 "no to bo hold up within tho
,l Hvo days, tho Coamo and Caro-
having been searched off Porto
fm r'10 l)a880"Kors removed
c, V'0 Sun J,,Rn woro William
JUnevodt and Frltsch Lothar,
1 said to bo rcsldonts of Now Or-
,
VESSEL MOVKMBXTS
, AlTltCtl
Adene, Oakland, this morning.
Duo Hero
JellowHtono, San Francisco, Mon
'esterner, San Francisco, Sim-
ar
hy
. Due to Sail
Sun?;"0' 0ak'a. 3:30 p. m,
Ubl,
'V roni, ?.-j.oo to", rhone 7J
IflSSES NOT SO BIG!
AMERICAN SHIP
IS REQUISITIONED
X
) ID Associated Prf4 to Com B Time.
X NEW YORK, Dec, 11, X
X Tliei American Trans-At- X
X lantic Company, owners X
oi tne steamer Hocking, X
X today received word X
X from the captain, an- X
t nounclng that the ship X
X had been requisitioned X
X by the British. X
lEBETTmra
SUHMARIXE AFTER THE FRENCH
STEAMER HAHMOXIE
iTho Xct An Aeroplane Flew Over
tho Ilont uud Dropped Itonib
Hut Missed Firo
MARSEILLES, Dec. 11. Officers
of tlio French steamer Hnrmonlo
stato that tho vessol wns attacked
recently by nu Austrian siibmnriuo.
The submersible fired two torpedoes
without erfect. Tho next day tho
Hnrmonlo was nttneked by nn noro
plauo that flew overhead for a qunr
ter of nu hour nnd dropped six
bombs, nil of which fell Into tho sea.
CDNFEHENGE HELD
ALLIES
DlSt'l'SS POINTS OX COX
Dl'CT OF WAR
Officials of Franco mid England
Como to An Understanding on
Urgent Questions
' PARIS, Dee. 11. Questions of nil
iirgont character relating to the con
duct of the war wero settled on n
basis of comploto understanding to
day at n conference of representa
tives of France and Great Hrltniu.
Fromlor llrliind nhd War Secre
tary Galllnl acted for Franco and
Foreign Socrotary (Iroy and War
Secretary Kitchener for Groat
llrltnln.
L
REPORT THAT GERMAN'S AND
AUSTRIAN'S EVACUATE
f'Story of Their Departing from tho
Capital of Gnllrlii Comes
i From Petrogrnd
PETROGRAD, Doc. 11. A report
that tho AustrlaiiB and Gormaus nro
ovaciinting Lomborg, tho capital of
Gallcla, was recolvcd today from
KIov.
Disease Tho Cause
' On account of tlio outbreak of
scurvy, tho military forces decided
to withdraw from Lomborg, It was
reported.
USEi IE GDNDUGT
WANTED FOIl HOV-ED AXD VOX
PAPF.X Jl'HT RECALLED
Stato Depaitinent .Mnken Itequest of
l'icnt'h and BnglMi llepiesentn-
lives In This Country
lltf Amw UleJ Vnu lo Com ny Tlmei.l
WASHINGTON. I). C, Doc. 11.
Socrotary of Stato Lansing will im
modlatoly ask Great Drltaln and
Franco, through thoir embassies horo
for safo CQiiduct for Captains Iloy-Kd
and von Papon, pursuant to tho ro
(luost of Kmporor William, who pcr
goiially recalled tho officers yestor-
day.
Iteqiiest Is Made
Tho stato department announced
lato today It had roqucstcd tho Hrlt
Jsh and French embassies to grant
a safo conduct for Captains lioy-F.d
and Von Papon.
WILL FILB IIKXUV FOHD
AS A ('AXDII)ATB
B AmocUIH rrt to v TlnM.l
LINCOLN, Nob. Doc. 11.
Omaha republicans today
filed tho namo of Henry
Ford ns a presidential can
didate In tho Nebraska pri
maries to be held next April.
- --.-.A..A.JLA
The CowIJn)Iro &Co!d Storage
Company will tako bright silver
salmon ns well ns Meelhend. Prices.
J rents per pound for tcolheads,
1,"! rents for silvers,
i
01
THRONE G V
TO' PRESIDENT
Yuan Shi Kai When Urged to
Be Emperor of China, Ac
cepts the Offer
111 FIRST" REFUSES
But Agrees When Council of
State Sends Him a
Second Request
VOTE FAVORS AN EMPIRE
1
Man Selcrtcd ns Lender of Four
Hundred Million People Has Heeu
Active In the Bust Since Voting
.Man Hctruycd Binperor
10 Auoclited rrrt to Coot lit Tlmrs.
PBKIN, Dec. 11. Yuan Shi
Kal, President of tho Chinese re
public, has accepted tho throne of
China tendored to htm by tho coun
cil of stato.
Acting ns n parlinnieut, tho coun
cil of stato today canvassed tho
oto on the question of tho changes
In tho form of government to 11
monarchy and found that votes of
10U3 representatives out of 2013
qualified to vote on tho proposition
wero favorable to tho change.
Defuses nl First.
Tho council Immediately sent fr
Yuan Shi Kul 11 petition urging hl'm
to accept tho throuo. Ho declined
nt first, but when tho potltlon was
forwarded to him tho second time ho
accepted, with tho proviso that ho
would contlnuu to act as President
until a convenient time for tho
coronation.
In recent years Yuan Shi Kal be
came tho most conspicuous person
ality of tho Orient through hlu ef
forts to bring his 100,000,000 fol
low yellow men Into lino ns citi
zens of tho now republic -ol China.
Active in China
Long boforo Yunn Shi Kal wns
widoly known abroad ho had been
accepted by tho Mauchus, tho Chi
nese, nnd tlio foreigners In China, ns
a coming man.
Horn In lSfiU, tho son of n Dis
trict Govornor In tho provlnco or
Honan, Yuan Shi Kal aspired to nu
official position, but tho rulo was
that official life was open to thoso
who pnssod In ancient classics. Yuan
utterly failed In ono of theso gov
ernment .tests nt which thousands
of aspirants nro closoted for throo
days undergoing examination.
J let rayed Bmpeior
IIo wont Into Korea as u secre
tary with tho army and tho famous
Grand Chancellor LI Hung Chang
recognized In him a man or action
and appointed him Chiuoso resident
nt Bnnul when ho was only 2G years
old. Whon tho Japaneso drove tho'
Chlnoso out of Korea, ho was ono j
of tho fow to return to Poking still 1
In tho favor of tho court.
Ho roso to great prominence
throiiL'h lils offocflvo re-organUa-
Hon of tho army nftor tho war with
Japan had shown Its gveaknesscs. It
Is generally hold that ho assisted
the BmprcsB Dowager In offectlng
a coup d'etat In 1898 by which sho
wrested tho throno from tho Kmpor-iTHItBB .SPOT" WHIKTLKS INTO
or Kunng Shu, and ho was popu-j MAHSHFIBLD LAST XIGHT
larly accused of botroylng tho Em-J
poror. ' ',i1TETl'lB Draw W'oiks Perfectly For First
Wmh n Governor
Tho Dowaneor appolntod him Gov
ornor or Shantung whoro, during
tho Doxcr robolllon, ho displayed his
astuteness,
"With tho death or tho Empress
Dowager nnd tho Emperor Kuang
Hsu almost colncldontaly, nnd pos
sibly each by poison nt tho bunds
or tho other, tho child Emperor,
Hbuii Tung camo to tho throuo un
der tho rcgoncy or Prlnco Chun.
Yuan, presumably becauso he had
gained such a control or tho army,
was dismissal in disgraced.
When tho untl-Manchu robolllon
hroko out in October, 1911, tho
Manchu regency, In despair, urged
Yuan to roturn.
Ho did so, when gJvon supremo
command or tho forces or tho north.
Rulers Thrown Out.
Tho abdication or tho Manchu
rulers was rorced, and tho boy Em
peror, nt the dictation of Yuan Shi
Kal, authorized the premier to or
ganize with tho rebel leaders nt
Nanking a Republican form of gov
ernment. Sun Yet Sen, tho provisional pres
ident of tho Southorn robols, was
INDEX OF $2,000,000
1915 IMPROVEMENTS
AltorXD TUB COUNTY
Myrtle Point has new postofflco.
Pago 2, section 2.
Town of Powors built In eight
months. Pago 1, section 2.
Coos County work for better high
ways. Pago 1, section 2.
Curry County banks show big de
posits. Pago 1, section 2.
Port Orford Is one fourth larger.
Pago 3, soctlon 3.
ktoqulllo has now postofflco and wa
ter system. Pago 3, section 2.
HAHUOIl AND KHIPPIXG
' Dredge moves million feet of sand
from Coos Bay bar. Pago 1, sec
tion 2.
Expenditure of $120,000 on Co
qulllo river harbor. Pngo 0, sec
tion 2.
Now station for Coos Coast Guard.
Pago 1, section 2.
Local marine history of tho year.
Pago i, Bcctlou 2.
Shipments from the Coqulllo river.
Pago 1, section 3.
IX COOS MAV CITIKS
"Mnrshflcld Public work, S20.000:
Pngo 1, section 2.
llullding of over $100,000 In Mnrsh
1 field. Pago 1, section 3.
Million dollar hrldgo and railroad
work. Pago 1, section 2.
North llcud $113,000 public works.
Pngo 1, section 3.
Dulldlug in Murshfleld suburbs.
Pago 1, section 2
Arrests In Mnrshfiold during year.
Pago 1, section 2.
Telegraph and Telephone Improved.
Pago I, section 2.
Water company inakeu Improve
ments. Pngo 0, section 2.
Flro losses In Murshfleld nro small.
Pngo ('., section 2.
LUMIIKIt AXD IXDUSTHV
Superintendent C. A. Smith mill
sees prosperity abend. Pngo 1,
section 3.
Wholesalers huvo representatives
hero. Pngo (!, section 1.
Simpson compniiy makes flno record
for year. Pago 1, section 3.
Coos mines to bo developed. Pago
1, section 2.
Mattress making nu Industry of
Mnrshfiold. Pngo 1, section .1,
Coos Day cuts 187 million foot or
lumber nnd 21 million shingles.
Pngo 1, soctlon 3.
North ITond Lumbor Co. spoudu
$20,000 on improvements. Pngo
1, section 3,
Oregoii Power Co. mnkos improve
ments, page C, section 1.
Llhby Goal nilno oldest In county.
Page 0, section 1.
T
MISCONDUCT OF COXSUL GBX
BUAL AT CAIRO ALLEGED
Claimed tlmf Olnoy Arnold Guilty or
Making Unneutral I'ttor.iiicos
Will Imostlgnto
WASHINGTON, D. C, Doc. 11.
An Investigation is being mado or tho
conduct of Olnoy Arnold of Jlhotlo
Island, Amorlcan diplomatic a"gent
and consul gonornl nt Culro, Bgypt,
on tho charges by American rest-
'"cms which inciuuo unneutral ut
torancos.
TRAIN IS ACROSS
Knglnn ()er Now Coos liny
Drltlge Hack Again Today
" Tlireo Spot," tho locomotlvo that
has been several months on tho oth
er sido or tho bay as n tender to tho
track laying crow, pulling tho work
tialn, camo purring up Front street
yestordny boforo suppor tlmo. This
U tho rirst train 'across tho North
Demi hrldgo and tho train men said
tho draw worked porfoetly,
" Three Spot " went Into tho
roundhouso hcront Marshriold this
morning for repairs and another on
glno was sent out this morning for
tho tlmo bolng, becauso tho S. P
has not yet put 011 two hrldgo tend
ers to oporato the draw. This
morning tho train went out across
tho bridge nnd to tho end of tho lino
above Lakeside.
rorced to rotlro and Yuan Shi Kal
was elected provisional president
or the Chlnoso republic at Nanking
on February 1C, 1912. Ho took the
oath ol office at Peking tho follow
ing month. Now tho ropublla
changes to a monarchy and tho
president goon on tho throne ns emperor
OIPLOI
CHAHGED
DANIELS PLANS
L
Congress Will he Asked to
Equip Three Navy Yards
for the Purpose
10 Hi LATER
Result Would Give Govern
ment Five Place in Which
to Build Heavy Ships
FIRST AT PHILADELPHIA
Will Cost Kl, )(,( to Put It in
Shape for Work lliemcrtou,
Mnro Island, Norfolk, New York
uud Philadelphia A10 Chosen
(U AnnocUteJ TrrM to Coot Ilr Tlmn,l
WASHINGTON. D. C, Dec. 11.
Tho navy yards at llromorton, Mnro
Island nnd Norfolk would bo equip
ped to build battleships, under tho
plan which Socrotary Daniels will
present Congress.
Daniels said that one of tho first
dreadnoughts or bnttlo cruisers In
eluded In tho administration's plan
would ho built nt tho Philadelphia
navy ynrd, whero nn expondlturo
of a million dollars will bo neces
sary for equipment.
IIo hopes to sco tho Pugot Sound
and Norfolk yards equipped event
ually. Tho result would glvo tho
govorninont flvo yards, Now York,
Philadelphia, Norfolk, Maro Island
nnd Pugot Sound, where
ships could ho laid down.
heavy
F
HURT IIAICDBXIlROOK ACCUSED
OF PASSIXG SPURIOUS PAPER
(Joes Heroro Grand
Deed Committed
.Jury Tollay
In Dilution
Saloon Over Your Ago
On tho charuo of forgery moro
thnn a year old, Hurt Hardonbrook
was arrested on North Front Btreot
InBt evening by Deputy Shorifr W. 0.
Laird and this morning went back
with hi in to Coqulllo. Hardonbrook
will bo taken Immediately boforo tho
grand Jury.
Opened 11 Letter
Tho man formerly was in Curry
county and It is nllogod that n man
on tho Sixes river gavo him u letter
containing a chock (6 mall. It Is
claimed thut Hurdonbrook, Instead
of mailing tho lottor oponod It nnd
took out tho check for $10 ami forg
ed It, and thou enshod It In 11 Ilnndon
saloon owned by Adolph McAdams.
He then dropped out of sight nnd
wns not seen again for many mouths.
McAdams, so tho doputy shorlff
states, instead of lotting tho officers
hnow at onco of tho forgery, camo to
Coos Lay and spout tho groater part
of tho wook searching for Harden
brook. At tho end of that tlmo tho
officers woro let In on tho secret and
the warrant wns Issued.
Rut a short tlmo ago tho warrant
for Hnrdoubrook'fl arrest was with
drawn ami then word was secured of
his whereabouts In tho county.
When tho doputy shorifr aqcostod
him Hardonbrook claimed to huvo
been staying for tho past two weeks
In Empire with a man namod Tom
Patterson.
CHINESE
ASSOCIATION'
THE PLAX
AGAINST
Plan For Taking SU'i Will Do M.tdo
At A Mooting lu Han
Francisco
ll Am lttl 1'rew to Coon l TIuim )
HAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Dpc. 11.
Tho president of tho Chinese Repub
lic Association hero, tho controlling
body of many similar organizations
In North and South America, an
nounced toduy preliminary measures
to oppose tho establishment or Yuan
Shl-kul monarchy would bo takon ut
a meeting Sunday.
Arrange to tako jour Christinas
dinner at tho Chandler Hotel, (I
to H o'clock p. 111. Gootl music and
fiuo menu. Make reservations In
ailuuice. Phone "0,
Dance Eagles' Hall, Saturday
night. Martin's orchestra,
DRGERY
ED
OPPOSE MONARCHY
X LINER MINNESOTA X
X IN TOW OF TWO TUGS X
,
tn AMOcUtcd Pin U Oet T TImcs.l
X SANTA BARBARA, Cat, X
1 Dec, 11, The Hill liner X
x Minnesota passed here X
this morning headed to- X
ward the north, in tow X
of the tues Dauntless and X
X Sea Rover, and the X
X wrecking steamer laqua, X
-
HAS ITff TOW!
STEAMEU ARCTIC TAKING TUB
.IOIIAX POUUSBX SOUTH
Nature of Trouble Is Nol Known
Sailed from San Francisco
Last. Night for Portland
0 AwwUt-l frill If Cool IMf TlmM.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 11. Tho
Btoniuor Arctic, which loft horo Inst
night for Fort Urngg, was repotted
to havo passed Point Reyes, 33
miles north of horo, returning to
San FranclBCo with tho stoamor Jo
linn Poiilson In tow. Tho .lohnn
Poulscn sullcd from hero hist night
for Portland, Tho causa of tho
troublo has not been learned.
T
THIEF (JETS A COLLECTION' VAI-
ed at sr.o.ooo
'Eludes Three Watchmen imtl
ters anil Robs (ho Art limtl
Into nt. Chicago
En-
CHICAGO, Dec. 11. Eluding
three watchmen, n thief gained en-
f trance to an Art Institute of Chicago
this morning nnd escnped with a col
lection of rare Jewels valued ut uoar-
ly $no,ooo.
ONE
HXDRED IMPRISOXED AND
TWO ARE KILLED
Accident. Occur In the Wlugato Mluo
At Carbonado, Washington-
ItoscuerM ut Work
(11 AuoclittJ rrw to Com nr Time.
TACOMA, Wnsh., Dec. 11. Two
men woro killed and about 100 Im
prisoned for 12 hours by tho fall of
n lodgo of coal lu tho Wlngata nilno
nt Carbonado yesterday nftornoou.
Tho rescuers worked until 2 o'clock
this morning digging out tho Im
prisoned minors,
I It SMITH HELD
INDICTED 1V GRAND JURY FOR
POINTING GUX
Dilution Man Arrested Yesterday
mill Afterward Released on
Five Hundred Dollar Itoud
COQUILLB, Oro., Dee. 11. Tho
grand jury returned un Indictment
against V, M. Smith of Dnndon
charging him with pointing a guir nt
nn officer. It Is alleged that a con-
stnblo wont to Smith's house to tako
his children on nn order of tho coun
ty court declaring that tho children
woro dopondont and that they bo
looked utter. It Is nllogod that
when tho officer arrived Smith point
ed a gnu ut him. Smith now has a
divorce suit pending lu court. He
was nrrestud and later released on
$000 ball.
PRESIDENT IS HOME
11 AuocUtM 'ta to 0o Ui Tlmt.
WASHINGTON, 1). C, Doc. 11.
President, Wilson returned from
Columbus this afternoon. A freight
wreck caused some delay.
ATTENTION, ODD FELLOWS.
Members of Sunset Lodge No. 51,
I. O. O. l', aro requested to meet
at Diiiignn Undertaking Parlors Sun
day morning at 9 o'clock a. in.,
to attend funeral services of our
luto Drothor, A. IL Hanson, prior
to shipment East.
Uy ordor A. '.. DOWNS, N. G.
I. LANDO, Secretary.
Chilstmas presents found adver
tised In tho Saturday Evening Post
can bo found at tho Sunnier llurtl
av C'ompnny'M Moro on Mm net
avenue,
IL
MINERS
ENTOMBED
VAQUI INDIANS
116 RAIDS
Attacking American Colony
in Mexico Which is Wholly
Without Any Protection
QRIlGlF STOCK
Farms Are Being Ruined and
Harvests of the People"
Burned and Destroyed
RELIEF IS BEING SENT
Admiral Wlnslow OrderH tlio Cruiser
Itnlcilgh to Toharllmy Which In tlio
XcuiTwt SenjHirt from Which
Settlement Can Ho Itcncliod
III Aiioclntfrl rreM to Coo Dir Tim.
TOPOLOHAMPO, Mexico, Doc. 11.
(Rndlo to San Diego) Ynqul In
tllnns nro raiding tho American sot
tlcmontB ii tho Ynqul Vnlloy, ac
cording to reports from Guaymas.
'The Amorlcan colony lu wholly wlth
'out protection.
Tho Indians aro raiding farms,
driving off tho stock nnd burning the
Amorlcan hnrvests.
Admiral Wlnslow hn directed the
cruiser HaJoIgh to procood to Tohnr
'Ibny, whloh Is tho uonroat approach
to tho Amorlcnn settlement.
NOTE TO AUSTRIA
DEMAND REGARDING AXCONA.
SINKING NOW AT VIENNA
AnIin Disavowal of Acl and Depars
Hon for the Lon of Amerl-i
cnits Aboard r
111 AiwiK'ltlvi I'm to Cow, 11 TlniM.
WASHINGTON, D. 0., Dec. 11.
Tho Amorlcnn nolo to Austria-Hungary
doniniidlng disavowal of tho
sinking of tho Ancona nnd repara
tion for tho Amorlcnn lives lost on
that vessel reached tho Austrian for
eign office nt VIonnu yestordny. TIkl.
text will be given out by tho sUto
department here, ,
HERRERT LOCKIIAHT STARTS '
ACTION FDD 9.t,Ul.HH
Says Sum Was Advanrts:! to Fred
Noah for Logging Oiicmt Ions
Logs Attached by Deputy Sheriff '
Suit for $5,301.88 hna boon start
ed by Horbort Lockhnrt against
Frod Noah, of Coos Rlvor. Tho pa
pers woro sorved today by Doputy
Shorlff W. C. Luird. Also two oth
er suits for money collections have
hcon sturtod In tho court, thoso pa-,,
pors oIbo bolng sorvod todny.
Tho complaint served on Mr. Noah
claims tlmt this amount or money
wus advanced to pay for logging op
erations an land belonging to LouUe
C. Lockhart and others. Advances
woro mado- from January 1, 1908 up
to May 2, 1912, tho papers road.
Logs belonging to tho defendant
woro nttachod at the North Iluud Mill
and Lumbor company, tho Smith-
Povors Lumber and Manufacturing
company ami tho Smith Powors Log
ging company,
For tho rocovory of $1,000 on a
unto executed September 10, 1914,
'tho Homo Mortgage company has
started suit against Androw H. 01
bcji nud his wlfo, Annie II. Olsn, ,
Tho First National Dank or Com
Day also started suit against A, G.
Ruali, F. Falkeiistoln and G. Oil-
hurtsoii for $325 said to bo duo on
n nolo.
1000 ARE HURT IN t
FACTORY EXPLOSION t
X
IU Amoc latent I'rwt to com Bi Tlmw.1 ,
s
SUMS
PARIS, Doc, 11, One X
thousand persons wero 1
injured in an oxplosion '
which destroyed tho Bol- t -fiian
government's muni- 1"
t tions factory at Havre to- t,
t day, but the number of t
t deaths is comparatively t
X small,
tf"
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