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Ifol. No. XXXIX.
E 1AX IS
HOED LEGAL
.. ... r ILtUnrl
kw .ssl zjsr"
States ujiiuiu& uu .omu-
tionality or me luw
iere Brought from. Lower
Courts to Higncr irrounai
On Appeals from Decision
IGHT ISAN0LD ONE
f.'r Xcaily 1'lfty V'rt l'Julit for
ml Aplnt Federal Inroino 'lav
; 11m Hrcn Somen hero In tlio
wis Lute Attacks Serious
Dr Aoflll Trftii to Coot Btr Timet.)
WASHINGTON, 1). C, .lull. 24.
he Supremo conn touny uineni
ie constitutionality of tlio Income
u law Chief Justlco Winto nn-
mnccd tlio derision In tlio caso
Frank It. Ilrimlmbur, stockhold
of tlio Union Pacific Railroad,
10 sought to enjoin tlio company
in paying tlio tax on tlio ground
us unconstitutional.
Fire separnto suits to test tlio
iitltutlonallty of tlio now Income
wcro brought In tlio Federal
mrti througliont the county uoon
ler the law becaino effective nnd
found their way to tlio Siipromo
iurt of tho United States soon
Iter.
'For nearly f.O yearn tlio fight
ir and against n Federal Inconio
u lus been Bomouhoro in tlio
Durts.
in f ml
nrnxx yiv.s Kiijiji:i i.v bit.
i r.vi,o factory
lOIany More Probably Will J)lu mid
Few 1 ton no Injuries of
Some Kind
Dr Auoclittl I'rwi It Coot nr Timet.)
BUFFALO. N. Y.. Jnn. 24. Flf-
tan workmen were hilled nnd as
fcinjr moro probably fatally Injured
i an explosion In tlio plant or tlio
letter Mower Company this nftor-
poon. A boiler In tho plant exploit-
lth terrific force. Three atorloa
tho bulldlnc crumnled nnd com.
!tely buried a score of workmen.
fw escaped uninjured tlio flro
men broke out In tho ndim. Tim
xpiojlon broko every pano of glass
ine SCllOOl across thn HtroM mul
m the pupils Into a panic.
order was restored and tlm clilld.
ten marched out without Injury. Tho
lottery. SlIRDLl'cs. smmi.tr
company rnanufacturea L'lnH nn.i
lottery.
DC
N. VIOLA HOOD AND MUIUT-
I Tit
" !. ii(iir.sTi:i)
mill Ci. i
"miner ui rollco t
Salt l.;ikt City
IB' ALiM 17,,, to Coo, U., Tlmrt
SALT i.ii.-u .,..
P d Dod(l8 MulaU vh0
k'w. , imvo c"Uollod Mrs.
Ifctr. I , ""WI" l0 tllO POHCO
'detM. 7 'OKing linn so ho
it,,0"'!"1?"1!""-
use ihJ. ' "vr aml " not
L o a L "'. M y -rived
Wlce say. '" 8 8tor'( tUo
m wt7mi7sioxku
' hercrbv nm,
ciad!da,a : -"""ii-u myseir na a
of Cm. V County Conunlsslonor
k'-O0S Coiintv nn n. t,
I
cet In n, , ' "opuuuean
t v the May I'riniiirin.,
J- T. UARRIQAN
BwM I" Wl,w.-Th v.n.
!Bai taikrt ball team arrived homo
?yY from Dandon ul.oro they
"aiw nd io,t , . .
nn o.. " u H1KI1 SCllOOl
,7,UrJay night by a score of 22
WISES ME f
Si TUN
Established 1878
An Tlio Coast Mnll
E
HT1
liKitixo okar op nunc hk.
l'ORTJCI) OUT OP ORDER
Kllhurn mid lliutly Hoth lluvo Hard
Tlino MakiiiK Trip from
tho South
!
ADMIKAli SrilliEV 9
AISO DlSAllLEI)
Dr AaDoclatna Trrm to cor. rr TltnM.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan.
21. Tlio panaoiiKor Bteuin
or Admiral Schley, which
was reportod hint night in
dlfficiiltlcB, Bont a wirolecs
today thnt alio iirooably
would reach horo tonight,
Sho Kavo no dolalls ns to tho
roportcd dlsahlomout.
Tho Mintrnl Schloy was
ono of tho vasnuls which
Hcnrulicd for tlio Cautrallu.
4
Tho oil tnnkor Uuck wan Jn troublo
nt sea Saturday and Hiindny. Her
BtccrliiB Rcnr woh hrokon and mes
sages from tlio vesol stated Hint alio
wna iibIhk tho hand BteorliiB Koar
which in tho roiiBli boh mndo pro
gress alow. Tho troublo Btarted Sat
urday morning but on Sunday moa-
aagea woro received Btntlng thnt alio.
wna proceeding on her way to So-
attlo, to which port sho wna bound,
ab It la supposed alio got along nil
right.
Se.i In RoiirIi
Seventy-six miles an hour wan tho
voloclty of tho Bou'eastor, thnt Fri
day nnd Saturday howled along off
tho coiiat, cniiBlug heavy aoaa Into
which conntwiao vchhcIu plungod nnd
toBsed. Uotli tho Kllhurn ami tlio
Hardy hod oxtremoly hard trips
north from San Francisco and both
Vessol8 woro unnblo to mako tho turn
around Capo Arago into tho Coos
Hay ontranco and woro blown north
Hovornl miles out of their courao.
IVojrreiM Slow
On tho roturn Siiudny Tho Hardy
faced into tho son nnd wind
which was then no honvy that Bho
proceeded nt tho rato of ono mllo an
hour. Captain Micholson Bald It was
tho hardest blow ho hnd aeon In
months.
As tho Kilbiirn turned Into tho
bny yesterday morning tho big Hill
llnor, North Pacific, wnB aightod.
Sho evidently could not aco tho coast
nnd on seeing tho Kllhurn alio turn
ed duo wcat to got out to sea again.
Kllhurn In tho Onlo
Captain McLollnn. of tho Kllhurn,
said this morning that tlio first of
tho blow was oxporloncod Friday
ni(,ht off Capo Mondlclno. Ho found
tho bar at Euroka so that ho could
conio In and Saturday night, on com
ing out, ho onco moro got Into mo
galo.
Seas woro tnken over tho storn and
from nlmost ovory direction, lio said,
being tho worst storm of tho season.
About 11 o'clock Saturday night tho
Adollno was paused.
Adeline Moves Slouly
Tho skipper of tho kllhurn declar
ed that tho Adollno was having a
hard tlmo, anniotlmcs rofualng to
mind hor holm and switching hor
bow nt tlmea many points to tho enst
nnd tho wost of couth. Sho was tak
ing big aeas over and proceeding
slowly. Ho did not sco tho Yollow
stono or tho A. M. Simpson.
AIjTi REPORTED SAFE
Vcs.sols In Troublo Aro Continuing
Tiiolr A'oyages
(Dr AuaUit4 Treu to Coot PT Tlmea. J
PORTLAND, Oro., Jan, 24.
Throo 8toamahtpa reported In Mis
tress as a rosult of tho galo off tho
Washington and Orogon coasts nro
all reported safo today. Tho Cen-
tralln, Avhich lost hor deckload, la
proceeding to San Francisco, tho
Admiral Schloy, which was under
stood to havo beon In difficulties
will reach San Francisco tonight.
Tho tnnkor Frank ill. nuclc, with
damaged Bteering gear, passod the
Tatoosh this morning.
DECISION EFFECTS
AVATERPOWER ItlflHTS
D' AuoclalM PrrM to tnx nj TltnM.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan.
2-1. In a decision of wldo
effect to tho wnterpowor de
velopment of tho United
States, tho Supremo Court
held today that tho states
possess the power to onact
laws authorizing tho condem
nation of water sites and wa
tor rights by tho rlglit of em
inent domain.
"
TWERINTnDUBL
MARSHF1ELD, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1916 EVENING EDITION.
ILfE ILLIil!
River Still Rising and Resi-
uenis or Lowland Are Flee
ing to Safer Places
DfSESJHl
Thousands of Acres of Valu
able Farm Property Is
Being Inundated
MANY RESCUED BY BOATS
Much Dnmngo Will Ro Dono in
Neighborhood of Peoria Spoon
River Levco lluvo (Jlen Avny
Melon- Havana nnd Floods
Dr AMacntcd riT lo Coon nr Tlmw.J
PEORIA, HI., Jnn. 21. Tlio Illi
nois river la still rising, realdentB
along tho low lnnda today worn
floolng to nafoty. Hiiudreda woro
rescued from their homos by bouts.
In mnny plaeoM tlio dykes nro hrok
on and valuable .farm land Is inun
dated. Tho Spoon river lovoo, which pro
tects thousands of acres of farm
land below Havana, .in miles south
of horo, broko today. Scoros of
families fled to higher ground.
ip
TRAIN SERVICE TO MYItTM-3
POINT IS lIAIriCI)
Coqiilllo Ih Ahovo Hanks Ah Hesult
of FiH'NhetH Coos River Is U
Close to Nino Feet
TRAIN (JETS TIIROUOII
AH WAYS TO POWERS
It was stated this nftor
noon thnt tho train had
maungod to got through to
Powers, although it wns not
oxpected It would bo posbI
bio. Tlio condition of tho
rising waters was sold to bo
about tho samo Into today.
Freshets on tho Coqulllo river
nnd Its blanches this morning sent
tho stream flooding over Its banks
and train sorvlco to Myrtlo Point
and Powers for todny bocamo an
impossibility. Tho rlvor Is over tho
track In tho vicinity of Schrocders
Landing, tho samo place whoro dur
ing tho latter part or Novombor tho
rlvor rose 20 feet and wnshod over
tho track threo and four foot deep.
Coos IllviV Is Up
Coos Rlvor alflo roso. It was
reported that tho north fork wont
up botweon olght and nlno foot, or
about ono half of tho rolso last
ThanksElvliiK tlmo when most of
tho logs wore brought down. Thoro
nro only a fow logs now In tlio
north fork, theso belonging to El-
wood Cnroy, of Empiro, who is log
ging abovo Allegany.
Will Mnko Repairs
Superintendent W. V. Miller, of
tho local railroad, took a crow of
men out this morning to mako re
pairs. This stretch of track that
Is now under water, two months
ngo was raised about 18 Inches,
i Mnll Falls to Coma
Tim morning train back from Co
qulllo failed to bring tho mall this
'mnrninir. It Is generally transported
from Myrtle Point to Coqullle on tho
auto stago. Nothing donnuo was
known, whether or not tno noous
lm.i hold ud wagon traffic botweon
tho two cities. Yestorday only tho
flettor mall enmo through.
Stage Route Parnlyed
No nassoiigora camo In or left via
the beaqh stago yostorday because
of tho high wind and tho seas that
wnBlied far up on tho seawall, nio
Atlaa went down tho bay but turned
back before stopping at Jarvls land
ing. No machines got throutih in
either direction.
FOUR MUX KILLED
SIv Others Injured When Train
Strikes Car
rnr AMO'liled rre to Coot Dr Timet.
CHICAGO, Jan. 24. Four inosi,
passengers on a Lawrence avenue
street car, were killed, and six
othora Injured today whon a Chica
go, Milwaukee and St. Paul pas
senger train crashed Into the street
car at a crossing.
CAUSING
RIVERS
com
WILLBUILDBOATSAIRSHIPS RAID
IHO INCREASES TO THE
liUMHIIlt FliEET
Hiimuiond Company of Eureka nnd
McCormlck Company Will
Havo Now Vessels
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Jan. 21.
With prlces( for lumber shooting
skyward and lumbor vobhoIb nt a
premium, tho. Pacific coaat lumbor
Industry is about to cntor into a
period of proBporlty sqldom equnled
boforo In Its history, lumber nion
enthuslaatlcally predict.
To tuko caro of Increased trade
and koop tho mills of California,
Waahlngton and Oregon operating nt
full blast, threo lurgo now schoon
ers aro bolng built by two of Snn
Franclaco8 big concerns, tho C. R.
McCormlck company nnd tho Hnm
mond Lumber company.
For jiyuiispuclflc Trade
Tho Ilummond company, accord
ing to its socrotary, L. C. Stewart,
is building a wooden steam schoon
er on Humboldt bay which Ib to cost
upproxlmntoly $100,000. Tho plnnt
of tho old Rendlxson Shipbuilding
company, ucroBs tho' bay from Eu
reka, 1iuh been leased for tho pur
pose Tlio schooner will hnvt n cur
rying capacity, whon completed, of
l,2n0,000 loot. It will bo 220 foot
over all, havo a lC.C-foot depth of
hold and a beam of -12 root. It will
bo used In tlio coiibIwIbo and trans
pacific trade.
Tho vessel, It Is oxpectod, will bo
completed In about seven months.
The Hammond company Itself Is
building tlio schooner. If tho Impe
tus given by tho ISuroponn war con
tinues, niiotlior ship probably will
bo built later. It is tho sixth ves
sel built by tlio Hummoml company
nt tho Rendlxson yards.
Auxiliary Power Craft.
Tho McCormlck program is still
moro oxtonBlvo. At its ynrd on tho
St. Helen's river, Oregon, this big
lumbor concern Is completing two
largo lumber schooners of tho auxil
iary power typo. According to
Charfos R. McCormlck, president of
tho company, they will botho larg
est vessels of tholr typo over built
on tho Pacific coast.
Already both havo been chartered
by tho American Trading company,
a Snn Frnnclsco exporting firm, for
two trips to carry Orogon pluo to
Australia. Roth schooners will havo
n carrying capacity of 2,000,000
foot.
Launching In March
According to C. R. McCormlck,
ono of tho two now schooners undor
construction will bo launched March
1st nnd tlio -other about May 1st.
Tho valuo of lumber ships has boon
greatly enhanced si nro tho war
broke out, ho mid, duo to tho fact
that many foreign vessels, provlous-l
ly undor chnrtor, woro recalled to!
foreign ports when charters explrod.
S. I. Allard, former president of
tho First National Bank of Eurokn,
nnd now associated with tho Hnm
mond Lumbor company, said Hum-!
boldt county nover was us prosper
ous boforo.
Redwood Booming
"Tho redwood Industry Is bnom
Ign by leaps and bounds. Lumbor
and shingles aro bolng -ordorod fast
or than tho mills can supply tho
market. As a consoquonco prlcos
aro way up.
"Tho money received from tho
grent amount of oxports duo to tho
war has put money In ovoryono's
pocket nnd also the Inclination to
spend it. On tho strength of this
Euroka Is booming. Now buildings
nro going up, many, nro plannod. I
doubt If you can find an unemployed
man In Humboldt county, unless, of
coirrso, It Is ono who doos not want
to work."
CREAMERY CHANGES
New Manager at Coqullta and Myrtlo
Point Plants
(Special to tho Tlmos)
COQUILLE, Oro., Jan. 24 Peter
Buyer, of Gravel Ford, 1ms been nam
ed manager of tho Coqullle Valley
.Creamery Company In place of C. T.
SkeelB who resigned.
Andrew Christenson, who last year
.took an option on tho Sugar Loaf
nnd Sunrise creameries near Myrtlo
Point has made final payment and
purchased tho plants. Tho name of
'the Sunrise will bo changed to the
'Good Times Cheeso Factory. Mr.
Chrlstensen has also closed a deal
with Fred Moser for tho Gravel Ford
factory, as well as gottlng an option
on tho Moser factory at Lee, so ho
wllj havo four planta In tho nelgh
lioorhood of Myrtlo Point,
r- mM, LilMU
Germans Drop Bombs on the
Station, Barracks and
Docks at That Place
10 VISITS 'IDE
Aeroplanes Using Bombs on
Kent Kill One Person
And Injure Six
M0NASTIR IS BOMBARDED
Foily-flvo French Air Craft Fly Ov
er tlio Serbian Clly and Causo
Much Dainngu by Dropping
Explosives
AIR HOMUAHRMENT
AT MONASTIH, HERRI A
(Ilr A.KOfUtfil I'rr.i lo Coot tlr Tlmtt.
PARIS, Jan. 1. Tho
bombardment of Monasttr,
Serbia, by n squadron of 45
French noroplnncs yestorday
is reported by a Ilavas cor
respondent at Saloniki. Cou
aldorablo damage wda dono.
tnr AmocUI I'rMt In Coot Dty TlmM
RERUN, (Wlrolosa to Sayvlllo)
Jan. 24. A Gorman admiralty state
mont BiiyB. "German naval aero
planes during tho night or Jan.
22-22 dropped bombs on tho sta
tion, tho barracks and tho docks at
Dovor.
An official British account yes
torday said tho eaBt coast of Kent
was visltod early Sunday by nn aoro
plano, which dropped 0 bombs kill
lug ouo person and Injuring six.
Tho German rbport does not men
tion tho second raid which London
said two noroplanoa niado on tho
coast of Kent shortly after noon
yestorday, ,
Gil INTO TUMI
T'LOOD REFUGEES OARED
AT ARIZONA CITY
(FOR
Colorado River Is Falling and Sit
uation Is Now Much Im
, proved Todny
mr AuacUlel I'rott to Coot lit; Tlmrt.
YUMA, Arl., Jan. 24. Yuma vaa
crowded today with refugees from
Allfferent soctlons who had boon
driven from tholr homes by tho flood
of tho Colorado river. Tho rlvor
dfoppod five feet during tho night
and as a conscquonca conditions nro
much Improved,
REPUBLICANS ARRANGE FOR
THEIR BIG GATHERING
Committee- Meeting at Chicago To
day to Work Out tho
Details
(rv Auoelatea I'reu U Coot Dr Timet.)
CHICAGO, Jan. 24. Tho sub
committee on convention arrange
ments of tho Republican National
commltteo, mot horo today and dis
cussed plans for tho party conven
tion. Though ompowerod by the Nat
ional commltteo to select a tempor
ary chairman for Uo convontlon,
tho commltteo members horo de
clared that no stops In that direc
tion would bo takeu at this meet
ing. It appeared to bo the gen
eral disposition that nil reason
able concessions would bo mado to
assure harmony In tho ranks of
the party.
Greeks Still At It. Trial of threo
or tho seven Greeks, arrested for
fighting finished on Saturday. They
were George Dohlus, Andrew Dalles
and William Granla. The rest aro
being tried this afternoon before
Judgo Butler.
CAPTAIN O. R. WILLARD, of Ban
don, was hero today. He Is now
running tho Wolverine In opposi
tion to tho othor steamer lino.
Tho convenience and profit of
Times Wunt Ads will be demon
sti'uted by a trial,
CONVENTION
A Consolidation of
nnd Coos Hay
FIGHTING LIVELY
ARTILLERY AND AEROPLANE
ATTACKS IN WEST
Germans Set Flro to u Russian Rail
road Tin I n at tho Eastern
i Front
Br Aorlatl Trut to coot Bar Tlmfi.
BERLIN, Jan. 24. (Wireless to
Snyvillo) An official statement
Bays: "On tho western front there
nro lively artlllory and aoroplnuo no
tions. An enemy squndrdn bom
barded Motz whoro bombs fell on
tho Dlsliop'fl dwelling and on a
ihoiiso In tho hospital court. Two
civilians woro klllod and eight
wounded. Ono ncroplano was shot
down and tho Inmates captured.
German aviators bombarded mil
itary establishments behind tho en
emy's lines. At tho eastern front
tho Gorman artlllory set flro to a
Russian rnllroad train north of
Dvlnslc. .
On tho Rnlknn front tho enemy
aeroplanes bombarded Monastlr.
rThero wan sovcral casualties among
tho civilians.
VESSELS DETAINED
TWO FROM AMERICA ARE TA1C
EN INTO KIRKWALL
Ono a Standard OR Tanker and tho
Other tho Norwegian Ves-
hcl Mous
tnr Mwwttlhl lr tr Coot iwy Tlm.J
LONDON, Jan. 24. Tho Standard
Oil tanker Petrollto, from Phila
delphia hound for Copenhagen, and
tho Norwegian steamer Mous, from
Baltimore bound for ChrlBtianla,
with a cargo of grain, havo been tak
en Into Kirkwall,
PRESIDENT TO RECOMMEND
TARIFF BODY
Bill
for Its Creation Is Ready and
Will Bo lVesented .to
Congress
ltj AmocUIx rrttt to Coot ntf Titan.)
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 24.
Prcsldont Wilson Boon will rocom
mond tho onactmont of legislation
providing for a pormanont tariff
commission. An administration bill
for tho creation of tho commission
Is virtually ready now and may bo
laid boforo cougross In a spoclal
mossngo.
4444a4
AUSTRIAN'S TAKE
IMPORTANT CITY
Df AuocltttJ rrtti tr covt ntf Timet.
LONDON, Jan. 24 Tho
AiiBtro-Hungarlnn troops oc-
cuplod tho Important (town
Scutnri In Northern Albania,
according to an Athens dla-
patch.
MOfHMMHH4
E
L
A CIVIC GtNTER
Sunday Schools, Club Meetings and
Other Gatherings Will Bo
Hold Tlieio In Future
Saturday night a voto was taken
at Eastsldo to ascertain whether or
not tho school building should ba
used as a placo for public gather
ings, Tho voto was 22 to 17 in
favor of tho use of the building for
such purposes.
It Is said that all the women of
tho district who are property own
ers In tholr own right favored It,
as did most of tho larger proporty
owners of tho placo.
Tho plan Is to fit up tho basement
as a play room for tho children and
tho boys of Eastsldo and It will like
ly be open six n'ghts In tho week.
The school building will be used as
a placo for holding Sunday school,
club meetings and other gatherings
which may be of a pubic benefit.
No Trustee. Creditors In tho
bankruptcy of V. M. Arrlngton, of
Myrtle Point, failed to meet before
Judge Sehlbrede today and no trus
tee will bo appointed. Tho liabili
ties aro over $2,000 and tho assets
nro said to bo considerably under
this.
ITS GOBI
Times, Const Mall
Advertiser.
No. 156
Vienna Dispatch Says Troops
of that Country and
Serbia Disarmed
IS IN ITALY
Nicholas Is Shown Honor by
the Government Offic
ials xof that Country
TRAVELS ON ROYAL TRAIN
MONTENEGRO IS
With His Son, l'rlnro Peter, nnd
Court Officials Arrived Todny at
Rome Will Leave for Lyons
to .loin AVlfc Appears Worn
117 AuocltlM Trttt to Coot Htr Tlmrt.)
BERLIN, Jnn 24. Most Berlin
papers roftiBO to give crcdonco to tho
roporta from Italian sourcos thnt
tho Montenegrin people inovo wns a
ruso to obtain tlmo to Improve tho
military situation. It Is pointed out
thnt wlillo unduo lmportnnco should
not bo nttnehed to tho elimination
of Montenegro, still It Is a matter of
fnct thnt official Vlonna dispatches
affirm not only that tho Montene
grin soldiers but also tho Serbian
troops In tho west nro rapidly bolng
disarmed, and Berlin nowspnpors
regard Montenegro aa conquered.
KING AT RO.ME
On Special HoyldTrnln and Met by
Itallnu Ruler
Dr Auocltttd Prtu to Coot VT Tlmrt.)
ROME, Jnn. 24. King Nicholas
of Montenegro, accompanlod by his
son, Prince- Peter and threo officers
of his sulto, arrived In Rome today
from Brlndlsl In n royal train put nt
his dlsposnl to omphasizo tho pur
poso of tho Italian govornmout In
wishing lo do him honor, Tho ox
lied monnrch will loavo Rome to
night to Join his wlfo and two
daughters at Lyons.
King Appears Worn
King Nicholas, dressed iu tho na
tional costume, appeared worn and
restless, nftor a hurrlod trip on
horseback from Podgorloza to tho
sea and tho subsequent passago and
trip from, Rrlndlsl.
Kings aro Together
King Victor Emmanuol met King
Nicholas nt Tornlnl terminal stntlon,
whoro nn immonso crowd nssomblod
They proceeded In nn nuto to Villa
Savola, whoro Queen Holona, daugh
ter of King Nicholas, awaited him
with hor four children.
SOI AOE MISSING
FOUR WRECK VICTIMS ARE NOT
YET FOUND
Slv Hundred Men nre Clo-trin
Track of Great Northern Whoro
Avnlaucho Struck
tnr AttoclttcJ rrm lo Com Jlir Tlmrt.
SEATTLE, Wash., Jan, 24.
Nenvly GOO men aro working todn' t
clear tho tracks of tho Groat North
orn on tho western Blopo of tho Cm
cades, where an avalancho Saturday
vrocked tho Cascade Limited, cniiBr
tng tho loss of eight lives.
It Is expected tho track will bo
opened tomorrow. All debris of tho
Wrecked dlnor and chair car of tho
tialn aro removed, but four missing
bodies havo not yet boen found,
Tho List of Missing
Tho missing aro: Mrs. Fern Wal
lace nnd her baby daughtor, of 'L.y
oiis, Wash.; Ralph Batterman, eight
year old son of Edward Batterman,
of Wenatehoe, and a largo man with
a black -mustache and bald head who
was In tljo dlnor at the tlmo of tho
wreck.
Ralph Battorman'a father was
killed In the wreck.
Several persons say they saw In
the dining car tho passengor report
ed missing and about whom thero Is
much uncertainty. Railroad officials
say It may bo a long tlmo boforo tho
missing bodies aro recovored, owing
to the depth of the snow.
Some Recovering
Six wrock victims who were taken
to Evorott Saturday are recovorln?
;rapldly. They aro Mrs. E. F, Smith
Jnnd two small sons, of Spokane; Mrs
Georgo Doust, of Spokane, Mrs, S.
Batterman and small son, of Won
atchee, Moro snow slides occurred on tho
J Great Northern track last night, both
c8t and west of tlio summit.
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