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Ijol. No. XXXIX.
ICslnhllslictl JH7H
Ah The Const, Mull
MARSHFIELD, OREGON,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1915 EVENING EDITION.
, Consolidation of Times, Coast Mnll lln 1?9
anil Coot Hay Advertiser. '"" ' u J
mm
II JAP LB
IS TORPEDOED
L Yasaka Mam Was the
Vessel mink in me tasi
ern Mediterranean
property Loss Heaviest of
Any Marine uisaster amce
the War Started
ONE AMERICAN PASSENGER
Irrcnrli Gutibont t'leics up rcoplo
I mil Takes Them to Port Haiti
Html WVnl Down Forty-five
MlmitcM After llclnir Struck
tit AiioiUloJ l'rm to Cooi Ujr Tlmn,
LONDON. Doc. 2.'l. Tho now
jjpancso llnor Ynaaka Slum, which
nt sunk In tho Hasteni Modltcr
itncan li' n submnrlno whllo on
iif way from London to Japan
i!th 1-0 passengers mid n crow
tt 160, was pent to tho bottom
iltliout warning. All on hoard, In
diting ono American, W. J. Leigh,
icre saved. Tho property loss wuh
tie heaviest of any marltlmo ills
trier ot tho war.
Sank Iiist Tuesday
Tho Yasuka Maru wan Blink Tuos-
Ujr. A rrencii gtiniiont incited up
lit passengers and crow at mid-
ifn aim luiiuuu mum in, run aum
redncsdny. Tho stonmor Han,K
l) mlnutcH after being torpedoed.
i. t...l.l ll.... .. 4 ft.... O.I.I
LITTLE CHILD -DIES
riItXi: IX HHSIRBNCB AT CBN
THALIA, WASH., TODAY
Isotlicr Chilli In Kiiiiio Family
So
llndly Ruined It Will Prob
ably Die
IS, AmocIiIoJ Pick I. CnolUr Tlmn,
CENTHALIA, WnBh., Doc. 23.
Ii elghtcen-months-old child was
tuned to death uml an older child
Sully Injured In n'flro that do-
rojej the homo of B. Illplett hero
arljr today. Tho paronts wore
roused by tho flamcB barely In time
to escape.
(II
TO CLOSE
WV I.OGGHHS HXPHCTHR
IX
TONIGHT FROM WOODS
I Wlli Mill (o Clone. Tomorrow Hven-
IflR VtinitloiiN This" Year Will
He Short Ones
LoSKlng camps of tho vicinity are
InpKtcd, to closo down tonight until
y and tho C. A. Smith mill
Iitoea tomorrow night for Saturday,
tytalng again on Monday mornm.
Tho vacations this year will bo
I "tort, duo to tho fact thero 1b a pick
fa up domand for lumbor and tho
llng camps must keep tho mills
"log.
i.
On tho evening train from Pow-
" ro expected many loggora, In to
Jad tho holidays in tho city. There
'HI bo nioro comlnir from niuo
llle and from the othor' McDonald J
" vauBhii canm nt Siimuor also
evening.
The Simpson Mill Is closing down
r a few doya and will, porhaps, on
I'ttnlng acaln. iro onto n 10 hour a
hf tclicdule..
Special Tnilni for I.oggei-s
A special train to bring tho log-
"" froni tho Powors camps, us well
tt tho minors from bolmar and way
Wats, is scheduled' for this evening
e. Unio. u will leavo for Pow-
'" In tho lato nftoriioon and, ro
'"nlng, j,cl p ft crow,i ,j0t only at
I end of tho lino but on tint, way
"tit as well.
Tho loggers of tho Henry Hocck
jP, near Coos Itlvor, camo down
I "'S ninrnln.r rn .n linllilnva mid
Se from Pami. i n-n nviiontnd
ero tonio tlmo lato this uftornoon or
ftu evening.
Soft hrli.l-. t,...1. Cnmi. nt the
lf Or lllo xlt.. I, lo c.1.1 U'lll llQ
- ." v.v, u. P IU, "
"rd into soft drink establish
es aftor tho first of tho year.
4,ry J m -Keown, of tho Chandler,
"'l there Is a possibility that ho
!J11 make such a change but as yet
J has not dollnatoly decided what
"II do m this regard.
ABOARD
sue
ira
IS WEB TO PORT
HAItKKNTINK S. X. CASTLH WAS
IX TIUU'MLH
Mont of Ruinngo lltiH Xot Yet Itccn
Learned Water In
the Hold
lllf Aasoclatoj pro,, i Coni mr jlmnt
SBATTLB, Wash., Dec. 23 Tho
American burkontlno S. X. Caslio,
hound from drays Harbor for Aus
tralia with lumber, which wns sight
ed In distress south of Capo flattery
yesterday, was towed to Port Town
Bend today. The extent or the dam
ago has not yet been learned. Tho
captain yesterday reported six feet
of water In tho hold.
T
XHW STTLHS Aim mimvv
FOR
SPRING AXD SUMMHR
Sheet Ureses Must Clear tho Ground
Hl lo Tvwho Indies
to bo Collect
llljr AMoHttr.1 I'nm to Coon Hay Tlmn,
CHICAGO, Dec. 23. Skirts, that
will clear the ground from alx to
twelve Inchon will predominate In
spring stjlos In gowns and street
dresses, necordlng to tho advanced
modols oxhlblted by tho Chicago
Garment Manufacturers association.
Tho colors will bo much gayer and
tho skirts fuller.-
LEAVES THE ASYLUM
RHLHASKj WOMAN WHO THRBAT-
kxhu hooshv'hlt ix lhtthrs
Has Keen In (lie State Hospital for
insane in Xew York Shire
11)1 P
I Mr AmocIiIoI l'rm to Cii ll.iy Tllim.)
NVACK, X. Y., Doc. 23. After
bring confined In tho asylum hIiico
Xoveinher, mil, Mth. Ida Von
OlaiiBson, writer of threatening and
eccentric letters to lloosoclt, Is to
bu released from the stnto hospital
for tho Insane. A court order to
this effect was signed today. Sim
will bo placed In tho custody of her
brother.
IS
INHICTMHNTS AGAIXST MBN UK
TUHXHU Alleged that they Conspired to lllow
Up Wclliiml Canal Other
Charges Made
Uy AworUlnl 1'it lo Cooi Dr Time
XIOW YOltK, Doc. 23. Indlct
monts wero returned today charging
I'll ul Koenlg, chief dotcctlvo of tho
Hamhurg-Amorlcaii lino, and Rich
ard Kmll Leyondcckor, an antique
dealer, with consplrrnc to dynamlto
tho Wclland otinal.
Kdmiind Jtistlco, n Hamburg
American watchman, was also Indict
ed with Koaulg on cliargas of con-
l'rnry to securo military Infornm-
itir.i rnv iin cfkriiimi unvnriiiiiuiiL.
tlcn for tho German government.
Tho Specific Charge
Tho Indictments against Koenlg
and I.oyndeckor charge them with
conspiring to "Set on foot In tho
United States a military enterprise
against tho Dominion of Canada."
Tho Indlctniont sots forth that
part of this alleged conspiracy was
to destroy with dynamlto tho Wcl
land canal, loading from Port Col
bomo on l.ako Krlo to Port Dal
liouso on Lako Ontario. Military
Torco which tho Indictments charge
'that Koonlg and Loyondeckor plan
nod to solid from this country una
also intonded to destroy "Various
plants and properties In Canada
other than tho Wolland canal.
BURGLAR ENTERS
LAWHORNE HOME
'1'nkos Fishing Tacklo and Quantity
or Canned Goods When Homo
Is Left
Somcono broko IntU Hoy Law
horn's homo In Perham Park whllo
he and Mrs. Lawhorno wero nbsent
tho othor day and took his fishing
taokle. considerable canned goods,
etc. So far he has not been able to
ascertain any clue hut ho suspects
that It was tho work of mischievous
Loya. rather than burglars.
Holiday Slippers for all tho fam
ily. Goidons Shoo Store.
SKIRTS TO BE 8(1
El
S
OBREuON TAKES
VILLA TROOPS
Commander of the Carranza
Forces in Charge of Sur
rendered Territory
Is Closeted Today With the
Mexican Consul at El
Paso, Texas
HEARST RANCH IS HELD
Deported That Villa Troops Have
Confiscated the IMnoe and That.
I'mir of tho Kiiiploycs of tho
I'ropet ty are Held Prisoners
Mr AMorlitnl I'itm lo Coot liar TlniM,
KI.i PASO, Texas, Kcb. 23. Gen
eral Obrcgon, commanding tho Car
ranza forces, who arrived last night
from Nogales, Sonora, to take
chargo mf tho surrendered Villa
territory and troops, was closeted
today with Mexican Consul Garcia.
Ho expects to cross tho border lato
this afternoon. Juarez Is (inlet.
Confiscate Kauch
Two employes of tho Dabrlcorn
ranch, tho W. It. Hearst property
near Miulorn, arrived hero today
and said tho ranch was confiscated
by Villa troops and that four em
ployes wero held prisoners.
ARRESTJGDL. VILLA
CIIA!t(Ji:i) WITH SWINDLING AT
ML PASO, TIJXAS
Sent. There from San Antonio Where
llo Was Arrested Whllo on
n Train
Illy Aumlitfe! I'reil In Coat tltr Tlmni,
SAN ANTONIO, Texas., Dec. 23.
Colonel Illpollto Villa, accompanied
by in detective, wnn stnrtcd early to
day for Kl Paso. Ho was arrested
hero last night on a train, tho no
tion being based nit a telegram from
tho Kl l'aso chief of police, charging
him with swindling. Villa agreed
to return without a formal court or
t'.er. ot
PHICSIDKNT AXD
win; PLAY GOLK
(II? AuocUleJ 1'fCM t li tut Tlmn I
HOT SPRINGS, Vn. Dec.
23. President and Mrs.
Wilson mado tholr first ap
pearance: on tho golf links
hero today. Othors playors
woro on tho courso and with
theso the president and his
wlfo chatted during tho
round.
o
LAMPA MAX DIHS
Jose))!! Itnssctto Pushes Away at His
IlomoThls Week
HANDON, Oho., Doc. 23. Josoph
JJussetto, a prominont citizen of
Liimpn who died at bis homo there
Monday lacked Just ono day of bolng
OS years of ago. Death was due w
a cancer of tho stomach.
' Mr. Rassotto was a brother-in-law
of T. P. Ilanly and lived on ul farm
belonging to tho latter. Ho was a
natlvo of Canada and has been In
this section off and on for many
'years and Is well known horo al
though It Is only two yoars ago thut
lie mado the final inovo hero from
Canada.
Of his home family ho leaves a
wife and ri son.. P. Jk Rassotto. He
has threo daughters in Canada and
one In San Frnnolsco. Mr. Rassot
to was universally respected and
tho borcaved ones have tho sympa
thy of all.
Tho funeral was held Thursday
ftoni tho Catholic church of which
the deceased was a member.
HAVK THKH TOMORROW
Telephone
Girls Will
Christmas
Celebrate
Tho telephone girls will colo
brato Christmas tomorrow when
they will have a tree at their rest
room at the exchange They havo
tho tree all decorated and It will
bo lighted at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
HOLDS
CONFERENCE
E
HASHIIALL DIFFHHHXCFS AUK
XOW FINALLY SBTTLHR
Kcdernl laguo (Joes Out of Kls-
teiico and Players Will llo Kll-
glble in Organized Itasebalt
tllr AnocklcJ l'rrsi to Coot Ittjr Tlmrt.J
CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 23. Or
ganized baseball today bogan to
mako plans for next season, follow
ing the successful termination of tho
two year's war, which was effected
!) tho signing last night by repre
sentatives of tho two major leagues
mid tho federal league. Tho latter
'will go out of cxlstcnco and all Its
players will bo eligible to play In
organized baseball.
RESIGNED
WITHDUAWA1.S KltOM TDK XA
VAIi ADVISORY ItOAP.D
Thought that the Prcpaintlons for
the ITnltcMl States Xavy Were
Xot Sufficient
Illr AtaorUteJ rrrnii lo Cool llljr Tlmn,
WASHINGTON, 1) C, Dec. 23.
Tho vacancy on the navnl advisory
hoard caused by the, resignation of
Honry A. Wlso Wood of Now York
fyootorday will ho flleed by tho
American Society of Aeronautic
Knglneors, which nolected Wood,
Soorotary Daniels announced today.
Wood resigned because ho thought
tho plans for tho Increase of the na
vy were1 not sufficient.
m
ALL OVKIt COUNTRY IIIGGICR
THAN KVKK ItKbOltl')
Postofflce Department Aniioiiutes
That It. In llelng Handled Willi-
out Any pclay
(II, Araochtfel Vtf lo Cihh Hi, TIium.i
WASHINGTON, I). 0 Dec. 23.
Tho I'ostofflco dopartment rocolved
reports today from every soctlun of
the) United States to tho effect that
tho Christinas mall was heavier than
ever before and was being moved
without delay.
E
WHSTHIt.Y ROADS GRAXTHD
IIIGHHR ritHIGHT RATIOS
Action Taken Today by the Inter
state Commerce Commission at
Washington
II, A.M. Utwi Vmt to Oum nr Tlmn.)
WASHINOON, I). C, Dec. 23
Railroads west of tho Mississippi
river wore given u material Incrcaso
1n freight rates today by tho Inter
state commorco commission In tho
i second decision In tho so called
Western advance ruto cuso.
Important Increases granted In
eluded carload rates on agricultural
Implements, canned goods, and
boots, shoos mid leather between
Mlsfourl manufacturing points and
points west.
GOLD IIKACII XOTHS
News of Curry Comity People Told
In The Globe
Kd Lawrence Is still Improving,
but tho process Is so slow It Is
hardly noticeable.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Ilufflnijtoii
have roturned from a short hon
oymoou trip as far as Portland.'
A flno girl wus born to Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. White, Jr., on Decem
ber 11.
A murrlgo license wns Issued to
Alex Donura and Miss Irene Cm fl
ow. Fred Hughes, tlin local black
smith, and Miss Kdlth Huyos, wore
married at Smith River last Tuns
day, December 7.
Stanley and Karnost Fryo receiv
ed a telephone messao from Grants
Pass stating that tholr mother had
died suddenly.
Tho school district has added a
manuol training courso and and
tho class In carpentry Is engaged In
building a work shop.
A Christmas trco will bo tho
fcaturo at Weddorhurn on tho night
of December 24 and a danco will
bo given by the W. O. W. at Gold
Heaoh Christmas night.
Llbby Coal, $3.00 ton. Phono 72.
Dr, Leslie, Osteopath, Mnr"lifirl(l
LEAGUES
CDMeiN
10
REPORT HEAVyilL
ALLOWED
IICREAS
TURKS Hi
THE TRENCHES
Troops Are Approaching the
Barhcd Wire Entanglements
Put up by the Enemy '
Enormous Amounts of Stores
Are Discovered Where They
Had Been Buried
ENOUGH FOR ARMY CORP
Included Ten Million Sand Itngs,
lllauketH, Stretchei'H and llouibs
Artillery Duels Are- Report
ed to He In Progress
Hr Anoclnle.1 1'rrM to Coo lltr Tltnn.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 23.
Official statement says: "Along the
Northern front our troops nro ap
proaching tho harbod-wlro entangle
ments of tho enemy trenches.
On tho Dardanelles front near
Scddul Ilnhr thero has boon artil
lery and bomb encounters. Near
Mortollmau wo sunk two small
boats and near Tckke a small am
munition vessel.
Stores' Unearthed
In ono sector cleared of tho en
emy wo found provisions of nil kinds
sufficient for an army corps for it
long tlmo, Including 10,000,000
sand hags, thousands of tents, r00
blankets, -100 stretchers, ono mor
tar and many mortar bomliB hidden
Ii tho ground."
AT A
AUSTRIAN'S AT HALT IX MONTH.
XKGKIX CAMPAIGN
Defenders Are Fortifying Along the
Hut Iro I'roiit Against tho
Invaders ,
III). Awiorlilixl I'rrM to Cuoa lit Tlmn,
PARIS, Doc. 23. Tho AustrlaiiB
apparently have come to a halt In
the Montenegrin campaign, accord
ing to an official Montenegrin state
ment received here today, which
snyn the enemy Is fortifying himself
over the entire front In San Jnic.
IS
THOMAS MISKR KILLS IIKKT
RICHARDSON IX CALIFORNIA
Dispute Over u Real Hstate Deal
Deputy Maishal Thinks It Is
Moving Picture Act
(Hr Auo'.UIl rroM to Cooi lit, Tlmn
LOS ANOKLHS, Dec. 23. Titos.
Mlsor, a real estuto agent, today
shot and killed Dert Richardson,
a wealthy hind owner nt Trophlco,
a suburb. Relieving ho was wit
nessing ono of n niimbor of mo
tion picture tragedies in tho proc
ess of filming, Deputy Marshal Fair
field stood near by until Mlsor,
shouting "Hands np" backed him
against a treo.
Michael Glory thou opened firo and
Mlsor fled to his house, whoro ho
got u rlflo and emptied the mag
uzlno at Fairfield and Glory with
out effect.
Later ho was surrounded and
captured, The shooting wus tho
result of a dispute ovor a real es
tate dual between Miser mid Rich
ardson, MRS. LIXDGRHX DIHS
Passed Away at Her Home In This
City,
Mrs. Carolina Lludgreu, wlfo of
C. S. Lludgreu, died at 7:30 o'clock
last evening at tho family homo,
1257 Klghth street North. Tho do
ceased was born In Sweden In J 837
and is survived by her husband and
ono sou. She had been 111 for some
tlmo.
Tho funeral will bo hold nt 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
Wilson's chapel.
Weil Hi Maine. Wallaco Ackloy,
formerly with tho C." A. Smith com
pany hero hut who returned to his
'old homo in Mulno a few months
ago, was married Dee. H to Miss
Mildred Watorhoii3o, of Portland,
Mo.
PR0VS1S
FOUND
STNDST
RIC
I
SOT
ASSURANCE SCI
Rl'LGARIA WILL SATISFY COM
PLAINT OF GRHHCH
Promises to Punish Officers Who
Transgressed at. (he llorder
When Chasing Serbians
(Di Auoeui rmi to t-xn liar Tlmn.1
LONDON, Doc. 23. Tho Athens
correspondent of Reuters says: " In
reply to roprcscntatloiiB mado to tho
German and Bulgarian governments
regarding tho Korltza Incident, In
which a Uulgarlan detachment In uu
alleged pursuit of a small Serbian
forco trnngrosscd In tho Greek fron
tier, tho Greek government has re
ceived assurances that tho Uulgar
lan officer responsible will bo pun
ished. LOSSES IRE HEAVY
RRITISH CASUALTIHS OHKAT AT
Till: DARDANHLLHS
Over One Hundred Thousand And
Nearly As Many Sick Admitted
to Hospitals
(llr Auoclitcl l'rr to Com liar Tim.
LONDON, Dee. 23. Great, llrlt
iiIu'h loss of men and officers nt the
iDiirdaiiollcs up to Dec. 11 was
1 12,021. In addltlon'tho numbor of
'sick admitted to the hospitals was
0C.GS3.
E
E
SMALL FRHNCII VHSSHL IS RUN
AKIIORi: TODAY
Attempt Made to Torpedo Roat and
Several Shots Fired With
out Hffcct
Illr AvkUIM rrtM to Com nr Tlmn.J
T1RTOSA, Spain, Doc. 23. Tho
ttinall French steamer Loukkous ran
fnnhoro nt tho mouth of the Hbro
river today whllo attempting to es
cape from n submarine. Tho cap
tain said a submarine attempted to
torpedo the vessel mid also fired sev
eral shots without effect.
TURKISH ARTILLHRY SINKS TWO
AXD HITS THIRD
An Official Statement at Constant I.
noplo Says It Occurred la
McM)Mi(nuihi
Illr Auotlitul l'rm to Cool Mir Tlmn.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Doc. 23.
Tho official statement says that la
Mesopotamia near Kut-Hl-Mara tho
Turkish artlllory sank two of the on
oiuy monitors and caused an oxplo
hIoii on board another by a direct
hit.
XOTH OX ANTOXA WHLL RI."
CHIVHD IX VIHNXA
An Knrly Answer It Is Said .May lie
KKH'ted State Depart
meat Gets Word
XOTH IS RHGHIVHD
., IN VIHNXA TUHSDAY
Hr AmocIiIkI I'rrM lo tM Pr Tlmn.
WASHINGTON, I). C,
Doc. 23. Tho Stato Depart-
zinent rocolved today from
Ambassador Ponflold nt VI- 4
eumi m brief dispatch an-
uouucliig receipt thero of tho
Ancoua note Tuesday.
(Hr AawtlitoJ Tirol to Cooi nr Tlmn.
VIHNNA, Dec. 23. Tho now
American note regarding the Auconii
has made a good Impression horo.
An early answer may bo expected.
Work oa it has begun already.
Itin USH TO TALK
Society Members Will Xot Discuss
Tho War
9
Of Auodilcl Treu to Cooi IIr Tln.
TUB IIAGUH. Dec 23. A so
ciety has been formed here, with
branches In othor Dutch cltios,
whose members pledgo themselves
not to talk about tho war. Kvory
member will wear a Huttou bpartug
tho Inscription, "Don't discuss tho
war"'
ESCAP
SORIRI
DESTROY
INTOS
MPRESS
FRENCH LOSE 1
FIERCEJAT1E
Have Hand to Hand Struggle
With Germans in the
Vosges Mountains
PRISONER TAKEN
Artillery Duels Are Reported at
Other Points on the West
ern Front
STILL QUIET IN THE EAST
Hxpectctl that Greeco will proclnlui
Martial Ijinv Peoplo Fearing thnc
the Dulgarlans Will Cross Over
tho It order and Unrest KxIkIh
(Mr AuoclMrJ l'rm to Cooi 11 Tlmn.
LONDON, Dec. 23. A regiment
of LnntMVohr In a florco hand to
hand, struggle yesterday rocapturod
the summit of HartmaunB-Wollor-Jop
In tho Vosges mountains, Dorlln
announced todny.
Tho French sufforod heavy losses
mid left 23 officers and 1530 nion
in German hands. Artlllory duols
arc) reported at other points on the
westorn front.
Quiet In Hast
In tho eastern thontro, tho lull
continues. Proclamation of martini
law In Greeco Is Imflnout, Accord
ing to reports hero, which say there
In a growing unonslnoss In Athens '
over the possibility that tho Bulgar
ians will cross tho bordor.
Small KugnKemont
lirltlsh reports of tho Russians
capturing Vnrnn, Bulgaria, turned
out to bo nothing more than a minor
action among the torpedo boats in
which tho shore batteries participat
ed. Tho Russian torpedo boats
withdrew after a brief skirmish,
E
E FELT
CAPT. Dt'XSOX OF L10HTHOU8K
RHPORTS FHHLIXG SHOCK
Snjs House Shook Severely and
that It Could Xot Have
I teen Anything; H'so
dipt. Diiuson, keeper of tho Cape
Arago lighthouse who was In the
city today, roports that a sovore
oarthquaiio shock was felt at the
light Iioubo at 1:20 o'clock this
morning. Capt. Dunson said that It
shook tho houso sovoroly and time
tho shock could not havo boon any
thing else but an earthquake
I Tho lighthouse and koopor's res-
ildoiico Is located on an Island sepa
rated from the mainland. The
buildings nro high up on tho rock
anil tho place Is ono whore tho shock
would probably bo folL nioro severe
ly than on. tho main land.
Change .Made In Route
Postmaster Hugh, McLatn said
this nftoriioon that the can bo for the
changing of tho Coos River delivery
wns thut tho government had made
a chango from n rural to a
contract route on tho rlvor. He
has written tho department to set)
whether or not Mr. Cavanaugh Is el
igible on any other rural route.
KILIIURX IS NOT IX YHT
Though scheduled to arrive
horo today tho steamship KUuum
did not got In from Portland
and this nftoriioon nothing had been
heard from her. It Is known that
she was detained In Portland to
tnko aboard a. heavy shlpmont and,
that she loft thoro at throe o'clock
yesterday morning. Following that
alio hud to take oil furthor down the
rlvor ami also stop at Astoria. It
Ic. expoctod sho will arrive In. either,
this evening or tomorrow morning.
!
Z WATERFRONT NEWS I
4
Tn"ogaBollno schoonor Rustler, ac
cording to her agent, did not get out
today for tho Rogue Rlvor. Sho has
quite a Christmas shlpmont aboard.
Last night tho stovedores work4
until midnight loading tho A. M.
Simpson and thoy will do tho saws
tonight In an offort to get the vewl
ready for sea tomorrow, She wUl
sail from tho Porter mill foil San
Francisco, n
Gow South. Q. II, qeddlnr will
l leave on the Kllburn or next AtliH
Smith to consult RjMielatlaUi at L
Hospital, San Francisco.
ARTHOUAK
ti