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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1916)
wim1 iTivviiwSUVffWfitf 10 A MAN offms jroreoDua evidence "svs youd better let DO SO m& illfVI THAT BELIEVES IN THE BEST AND ALWAYS BOOSTS mm 2J U rTBi " M s"P yoLNoJXXI I ENJOINED 1 II STREET Established 1878 As Tho Count .'Mall MKMllim OF TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS A CLEAN WHOLESOME NEWSPAPER FOR ALL SOUTHWEST OREGON HOMES MARSHF1ELD, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1916 EVENING EDITION. w I HI & Consolidation of Times, Const Mall mill Coos Hny Advertiser. No. 209 CIIA.MPR1X HOLDS TITLE AFTFH riGIlT WITH MORAN Rronks Finger in (lie Tlilitl Round is CJIvcmi (he Nousm per-Decision After tho Tcnlli w lij Skipworth Decides Against Improvement Bo ise of Property Damage 15 II PLAT dement Plat Stands Good But Cathcart rat useu a Long Time DECISION GIVEN MARCH 23 J Mule I'iiMI" I'""' Mulled (o (1(fk of (Vw Comity Court Msfh IntmM Tnkcn In Ciimj I; Marslifh'lil People Mt Skipworth of Kiigeno lias titl(Jdon his decision In tlio Pino fcttt case. He dccliloil that the CVs.'it plat must staml ns tho ror Ktphtorcr tlio Cathcart pint lint niccoant of tlio Improvements bo- fcl Bide by property owners accord- fef to the Cathcart plat, ami with tlio hi Itowknlgo of tho city, tlio latter eiiot cor take tho property, ami rttjclned from making the pro HJ Improvement which tho court ItMi would require practically tlio M.Villon of tho property. Tie plaintiffs In tho caso nro K. 1 tKroltl, E. K. Jones, Mlnnlu Tow er, Mo S. Coke, .Max Tlniinormnn cl Nancy Noble. Tho city In do- Mitt Wm lllg Victory C R. Peck, attorney for tlio rwrtr owners on IMiio street, n.ilil I'd) nomine that tho decision was itixtlctory for them, holding oven m In llielr favor than they liail ntiiM for. Vr lHk talil that tho opinion 3j clarified tho title of jnme of w ffopfrty owners to the property IDt Ot Droadtvni unit mil i.. id.. Jk Incj on Pino street, whereas wrbid only (oiitemlcd tlmt tlio Wwir on the east fiont boloimod D. Oos. who was City Al wcr hen the cum wan Instituted r ." nail advised tho City tun ii wos riitiio to atari C . . J' ' ,iiett ami milted on It and Mr. Hon- jjwt to tho city, ho hud not oh Jad;e Coke. Dr. Tmm .,.i .i. S'.lhi?,,'0." "ltoly - ...ii luumiiion,. UVflR?."'0 w' ''9 appeal 12lK,Jr b0 'toriiiliioal at lipir, 0n. I"wlcolly moans m ff?. "fet eallll0t l Kiadod J W futile to attempt to cut a Sofrtft ii" .f.r,y-f0,,t 8tl'1" . oi niih must H, Ml t . Prevent tho 8)lfa from t.v IJrfiloB was handed down l,y MM'aiB0tlllmln .,, ,. , """"L "Hill IIIO il? ! ..! '' t tho ' vuii court. wiiri.uti Aitmvics J.V CIIIC.U.O TODAV ttlj Asacritte.1 Vimg to Com liny Timet.) CHICAGO, March 27. loss Williird, who won on Jiolnts from Mornn Sittiirdity, arrived horo today from Now iorlc, iihowliif- no III urfoets except IiIh rlKht hand In baudiiKPH wltoro ho liroho a 11 u cor. ' t ma u RESIST MIT Evident Villa is Getting Ready to Meet Invading Amer ican Forces GRANDGHfLD BOH Tlllltl) TOR PitHSIDK.VT WIIXOX HAS IHIK.V AXXOCXCKI) .M RETREAT REPORTED otot Mr Amorl.ilP.1 rrr. lu Con liny Tlmm.l NKW YORK, March 27. llolow Is tho story of tho flirht Siitind.iv. ni,.i. In which Jess Wlllurd, worhl cltn.ru-' .inn wh kivoii tno ncwHpapor ilu- iiniuu our iM-iiiuj .Mornn. Soventeon t hoUBand ptfrsong wltnossod tlio fluht. Illard ln-olso his fliiKor In tho third round tho Hunt In detail follows: Hound Oho VIIInriI Jahhed Moran In tho faco with a loft and tho latter retaliated with, thrco hlows to tho lm.iv u.i.ui. Wlllard hloelfod. Moran hooked a left General Pershing Establishes New Base Nearer to Place Where Bandit Hides PEOPLE N0T RALLYING Hvlileiico (Jntheied by Officers mid ScimlH of Ainerlcnn Troops In dicates Villa Is Xot Kct'iii-liiK Much Help I'kiiii Mexicans fUf Afworlitlml I'rrM to Con tlaj Tlme Tnj,jr'1,,UIBA(ll'AItT.JIl8. AMKH JCAN ,KXiKI)ITIC)XARV KOUCI3. vv..,vy.u iiin,.N. (Aeroplane to s. I'iiiiicIh II. Hnyie and Daughter Horn Ve.str'i'dii.y, are Itepoileil DoIiik Well Today ttlj- AncltcJ Vn to Coo Haj TlniM.J IMIirAI)l3MMIIA, I'n., March 27. Many conj?fatulntory iiiuhsiikcs were received today nt .loffoi-Hon hos pital wltoro Mrs. Francis 11. 8nvrn and her dntiBhtor, horn yoHturdnv, are reported doliiK woll. Tills is thoPres IiIuiiI'h third grandchild and la named Hleanor Axson Sayre. ILISli MAKE i AIR RAID Germans Claim That Attack by British Aeroplanes Was Not a Success Ifi 1R E VESSELS GE OXK KltKXCH AXI) TWO llltlTISII HOATS (JOXIJ T. J. PE1SE IS DEAD WAS SKCHKTAItV IHJMOCItATIC xatioxaij committi:i: IIIE ENEMY BACK Was Widely Aciiiainled Anions Ho .Meiiitiers of tlio Paity TIiioiiIi- ont the Culled Slates to wnianiH jaw and took three left' . "'"'" .iaren ST. (len. Porsh Jalis in tho faco lu return. Moran ,!"? n""-'cjil last iiIkIU the oHtah BWittiK his rlwJit and left to Wlllnrd'H1 , ont r n ,lovv ,,M8U '" ",0 P"" neck ami received a hard rlKlit In the1 "ult. r v,"- 'I'"" secoiid haHo Is body. niiicli nearer tho location whero the .Moran mlssod n rln1it and wont' lm."(,,t W"B reported In precipitate Into n clinch and Wlllard tore loono ,rclrFnt ,lin" tl10 oI(1 J,!,B0 l f loltl and innueii a re it and lfi t.. iii """' "norH head Wlllard Hiuiisliod him (....in,. left lu the faco, dttzlnir tlio elialloiiKor. .Moran hwuiik wildly with rlsht nml Ion. lint Wlllard Initialled jh ho blocked carortilly. Wlllard's round. Itonml Two Wlllard took tho iibki-pshIvc. Mornn enmo back, tlio pair xcliiitiKliiK hlow blow for blow. Moran broko and iiuvnuii iij. wuiiini lonoweii .Mor Hvidetico that Villa Is nrmmWii.- ).. resist tlio American ptirHiiliiK (ol tinniH and that the Mexican people are not an yet rallying to him, lias noon collected by officers and scouts or tno American troops. Chain of Muses Tlio headquarters, It Is presumed, will bo maintained as an Imiiortant link lu tho supply station syutem, the tllr AMoi-Utciil PrM k fno llr Tlmn WASIIIXC.TO.V. I). C. Mnrcli 27. Tlioinns .). Pence, soetetary of tho Democratic National committee, who Iiiih boon III Hiii'iirnl inoiilliu ii u n i-.i. Biilt of pneumonia, died at his homo, '"'"Plotoly hero early today. With Postmaster (lenoral Hurlo son, Mr. Pence had directed all the detailed political work of the admin istration slnco r3io PiVsldont took office. President Wlsnn was deeply shocked when told of the death. Wiih Widely Known Torpedo Boats Arc Sent Out and Seriously Damage an tngusn ucstroyer TWO FISHING BOATS SUNK I'hree of Visit In? Aeroplanes Are Iti-oiiKhl Down by (JtVinnns, Ac cording (o Offleiiil llcpoi't (flven by Tlmt Country tllr Auoi l.ilo.l 'inn o dim jjr TlniM. LONDON, March 27. An official stateniont rcBiinlliiB tlio KiibIIbIi air raid .Saturday sayn: "Tlio IOiil'IIsIi naval hoi-oiiImhk m. tack on tlio North Frisian coaBt failed I'wo armod flshlnu day Stcaniee Destroyed Vest or Said by l.lo.tds to Have Struck n .Mine 4 NO A.MKItlCAXS I.O.ST OX STHAMKU St'SSH.V PARIS. March 27. De tailed Information gathered by tho Ainerlcnn embassy here Indicates that no Amer ican lives were lost on tlio Sussex. '0u (Mr Amoi-IIpJ Pit-mi to Timhi liar llmm.l LONDON, March 27. -The French steatnor Hobo, IS tona, and Hie Hrltlsh steamer Cerno and Itiillsh fish carrier Khartoum, have boon sunk. Two members or tho crow of tho Khnrtoiim wore saved but It Is feared the rost wore drowned. liloyds reports of tho Ilrillsh steamer St. Cecollo sinking, of which was announced yesterday. says she was blown up by u-nilne. M IT WILL 1AKE A1ENDS 04 I'CHKKV ALSO DIOXIICS SI.KI.(i TIIH Pl'.ltSIA steamers on tho outpost service fell victiniB to tlio IJiigllsh voshoIh. Our naval aoroplanea nttaclced Kngllsli naval fighting forces, sand scored n number or lilts and seriously dam aged a torpedo boat destroyer. "Of tho navnl flghlliiK roreo which wo sont Ininiedlatoly but only a fo.' nn slowly around tho ring and drovo' (!,1l "f ssh forming strong mllita a riglit lioolc to Moran'K eyo, nnd liat lereit nun in tno body. Moran was helpless agaltiBt Wlllard In clinches. The champion ataggored Moran with n Ipft to tho fiico as the boll rang. Wlllard's round. Itonml Three Wlllard smashed a right Into Mor nn's body, doubling Moran up. Mor an'H savage swlngn could not roach Wlllnrd'H Jaw. Wlllard Jabbed Moran with his lort almost at will. Moran grew shaky uudor tho punching. Wlll ard ducked two right swing and laughed. Moran swung u left' to tlio body as the boll rang. Moran'a round. Hound Four Wlllnrd Jabbod Moran In tlio fnco with two loftB, uppereuttlng Mornn In tho body with a rlulit and leH. ry lino readily defensible roachlin; for a uisiaiico into the Interior of Mexico that Is considered temarkalilo, con sidering (ho fact Hint the army has had less titan two weeks to bridge the deserts, tho nioiintiilnr, and many miles or harron land wltliottt the ben efit of railroad communication. WOl'M) TRAP VILLA Kffott .Made to Cut OH For Retreat Chance (Ilr AMofUtrd I'rria lo Coog nr Tlnir-. 1CL PASO, Texas. March 27. The columns of American cavalry are seeking today to entrap Villa and his baud by soallng up all tho trails and pasKos lu tho mountainous dis trict south of i:i Vallo. Ouco tin f Ponce probably had as extensive' ''""Peilo boats emtio lu touch with tho an nc.(iialntanco nmoiiK Domocratlc' rutrentliig enemy. Ono of theso tor polltlcans througliout tlio country as J'""0 1,0"ts "t ct returned. any man who over occupied an of- ,lliro, r-HBiialt aoropIatieH wore flclnl posltloii with tho National com-, lnoiight down." mltteo. After tho last election he tie-! cllued several Imiiortant government posts. I EXILE is demanded:. SIX BEET DEATH IlKVOLTIVO yt'AX sin f'iiiM-:si-: WANT kai ri:.movi:i AImi Drniaud Tlmt Twelve ef Ills AdvlsciN be i:ccuted Xfws Sent to I'nlted States Mr ,.'UtM PrcM to Cooi lit, Tlm. BAN FRANCISCO. .Miireli 27 An itowxrjD whi:x taxukr isr.vs OWX (IAS LACXCII Aeciileut llnpHiis at Midnight, in Ciiiipiliic. Sli-nllN When .Men Attempt to Cio-s IHr ApMirliitrJ l'nt to Coot nr Tlmn.J VALLK.IO, Cal., March Tl (Br AMoflllB.1 I'rrM to Co, T)T TlraM.J WASHINGTON, 1). C, Mar. 27. Turkey today informed tho United States that It was not u Biibmarinu of the Ottoman government which sunk the liner Persia. :i :i I I Reported Willing to Make Reparation if Submarine Attacked Sussex Will DlSiW ACT Also Will Punish the Com mander and Admit Vio lation of Instructions NEWS IS JUTHORITATIVE Said That Ambassador Von Horn. Morn .-ts Largely Responsiblo Ifor ItcHgnatlon of Admiral Who Kiicoutnged Snbiitai'lnes IHr Aoclile.l I'rpwi lo (' Vttf TlniM. WASIIINdTOX. 1). C. Mnreh 27. It was stated aiithorllutrvoly today that slioubl It bo shown a norinnu subtiiarlna nttueked (lie SitBsex, (lor many would disavow the act, offer reparation, punish tlio commander and Htillsry the I'nlted States that It was In violation of Instructions. RANSPDD TIS FRKXCII HOAT CARHVIXd Alt.MV sTitnci:s .mini: MesMige Fnuu Athens S.ijh 'I bat Soveuty-tlireo of Those Ab.mi-il Ate Saved tllr AMnrtttfei I'pi (r Cisn inr tiiom j IJKRLIN, March 27. (Wireless lo Sayvllle.) Reports rccolwx! ... in ii no jiscu a ton to u o notty nun . otitlota aro barred tho sutindroiiB o . ... l0"""11" ",; wiimni KO)t.(.,lvllry d dotaclunontB of Inrantrj Jabbing Moran villi IiIb long lort nnd;W comi, ti,0 fountry in an onde.tvoi Jarrod lilm with a right to tho jaw. , flush tlio tpmrry Into tlio optn. A torrifle lort to W 1 bird's body nover : Tl'liilniii, pH 'nofJ' Skipworth Is lu t' hu.,.. . ""! Ifi inn.... . . Mu,' a,, nmi Klvon "W. , tVl. . '..' u In enuitv i,. ,... -"i Jiarshftc d fi-n.,1 i I ''"treei v "'i'toving huf,h;Z,:,for,erl- wne l,,;:: k city, on two nit tk ii. ' ' mxh2T hi""hhni a( t!tvB " ""at t com- 1 tl.,i. Ca,,lrart " lNf!',to"n,,ar,p" or Baltl Ut u e on!! . J M,nbWioil b) MUm i:,"yKno,'lioClo-i?S,,M,'ro,,tain. M. " R Portion of said "hcliim,,, , HhtiLo. I,,al,lt'ffs that k 'oug,lol)0 pKiZT'!"10"""- r,ci!BinE;,;; :ny ls stopped IK n. . " the strooi i Nn , , lh0 city lms no fom,:rU,llof valii.l.1- ..... BMieiii.... "lcre ? thoretaro 6CTn,el'vthoroPOl Hf lh" t0 '''M-- First: $ to h! n ' Mtal"'B"cd nc htlll?Mh Plat, or Wl ..,10 riemout i.lnt W rvv--!lli i0 m on 'ago 3) Jarrod him. Wlllard split Moran's eyo wldo opon with n riglit. Wlllnrd'a round. Round 1'ivo Wlllard bnttod Moran with riglit and loft upporctits to tlio Jaw, and tho lnttor tried to pouotrato Wlllam's guard with body blows. Moran riislie" wlllard to tho ropos, but tho lnttor closed Moran's loft oyo with his Jabs. Moran kept backing away, Wlllard following, using his loft steadily, Wlllnrd'H round. Hound Slv Wlllard toro Into Mornn, battering him with right and lort. Mornn smashed Wlllnrd with right and loft to the Jaw. Wlllnrd itpporcut Mornn and opened his oyo again with n loft Jnb. Wlllnrd Jnrred Moran with a right to tho Jaw. upperciit him until ho wnvoroil on his root. Moran wnH running nwny nt tlio boll. Wlllnrd's round. Hound Seven Wlllnrd stnrtod nftor Mornn llko n wild man nnd boat him all ovor tho ring. Under tho fuslllndo or blows Mornn wns helpless, clinging to Wlllnrd blindly ns tlo blood poured down his chest. Wlllnrd roiight cooly, picking his oponings, Whlto Warned Moran ngnlnat routing. Mornn swung wildly nnd, catching Wlllnrd on tho Jnw, dazed him ror a momont. Tho pair woro righting lllto wild nion nt the boll. AVillnrd'o round. Hound lllglit Wlllnrd kept jabbing Moran In the rnco with his lort and tho lnttor was blooding rroiu a number or cuts. Mor nn swung two rights to Wlllard'n Jnw. nnd tho chnmplon appeared winded ns ho went to his corner. Honors oven in this round. Hound Nine Mornn rushed from his corner landing riglit and lort on Wlllard's nock. Wlllard used his loH steadily. Moran scorod two swings to "the Jaw and repoatoiL Wlllard Jabbod again and liookod a right to Moran' ribs. A loft upperciit lifted tho chnllongor ofr his root. Moran swung to tho J:w ind Wlllard upporcut. Thoy woro ellnchod nt tho bell. Kvon. Hound Ten (Final round.) Thoy snook hnnds. Wlllard uaod his loH Jnb nlmost ex clusively. Mornn swung n right to tho Jaw nnd lort to tho body. Wll lnrd battered Moran with rights and lofts, but tlm lnttor enmo back name ly. Wlllnrd uporcut Mornn to tboj fnco nnd body. Mornn swung rtgui and lort to tho jaw and Wlllnrd re tnllntod. ,, , Wlllard batted Mornn. Wlllnrd cnught Mornn In n clinch and on the break wns upporcutting with rights nnd lefts as tho bell raniT. terminat ing tho bout. Wlllard. according to Ills seconds, broke, his hand in the SSURA NCE IS GIN ADMINISTRATRIX SAYS IIOHDKR IS PROTKCTKD Republican Senator There foVe De cide Xot to Taku Any Action at Conference Today tllr AMofteJ l'rt tn Co. IHr Tlraw.l WASHINGTON, D. C .March 27. Admlulatratlon assuraiicos that suffi eleut military forco Is now protect ing Ainoiican Interests on the Mex- can border luriuenced tlio RoimbllcnnJ senutors In n coiiforunco caned to Consider tho border situation today to take no action. The conroronce Instructed Sonntor (Inlllngor to Is Bito a Btaluont setting .Tortli Its vlows tanker Coallnga craslieil Into a gaao- tliio itiiincii in wblcli tho men wore iiUlmatum demanding tho roslKiia-. crossing tho straits. tlnn nnd exile of Yuan Shi Kill audi " - tho trial nnd execution or 12 of i his advisors, Iuih boon handed tlio Yuan Shi Knl government by the military governors of six revolting provinces, according to cable advlcea today from the revolutionary lend Athens state Hint a French trans port with troops aboard bound from Six Saloiilkl struck a mine and w-.is men woro drowned lu the Caniiilnez sunk, 7.". persons being rescued. ;mvniw ai miiuigni wuen tlio ow Caused Removal U was also stated authoritatively that Ambassador von Iternstorff was maliilj responsible ror the recent ro tlroinoul of Grand Admiral von Tlrp Itz. who Is said to have been olimlnat- I ed because of his vIowh on Hiihmnrluo warfare after von Ronistorfr maed certain recommeudatlous to Imperial Chuneellor von Hethinanii-Hollweg. Had An IHfect According to Information hero, tho nmhiiHsador was adls.d that von TIrpll. proposed to conduct a relent less suliuiarlne enmpaign against nil shipping to llrlt Ish ports and was asked what would bo the erred or such a campaign upon neutral na tions, particularly th ePitltcd States. Tho ambassador's reply In said to iron! have been an important factor In tho ri-tliviiioui of tlio uduilrnl. i WEED THE RAILROAD era lu China to tho CI1I11030 Repub lic Association here. SOLRIKRS ii.wi: IX MIJ.YICO Mt'ST TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULE IS IDE of TWO TRAINS A DAY TO oi'lLLi: VALLKV CO- Without Cm of Trains Piiiult, Villa May be Seilously Re tiirdcd In ReMirt. tnr Ao UltK l'riH 10 Coua liar Tlmn.J SAN ANTONIO. Tox.. AInrpli 27 ! I'nieas pormlaslou is granted soon for ishlpmout of supplies ovor 0110 or the I railroads to the Amorlcau troops in : Mexico, tho pursuit or Villa may bo Superintendent Miller Makes An- seriously rotnrdod. iioiiiicciueut cl' Senlce 011 tlio ' It wns explulned nt dopartnfiMit Willamette Pacific , headqunrtera today Hint tho length- Tho following la n tentative cl"K llo of communication nlong schedule which will ho efroctlvo nt tho heavy trail made It prnctlcnlly tho oarllest liosalblo dnto on cam- Impossible to deliver supplies by nuto pletlon or ballasting or tho Wlllani- trueka nnd already a serious shortago otte-Pneirie to Gardiner, which will f grain for horsos and intiloa Is ex- nroliablv not bo later than Ami 7: lu"eiie(i. REG AS C Ei DM IS 1 KXPKCT SCII.MARIXI-: COMIX(l SITCATION IS UK MORI: SKHIOCS Rreakliig Off Diplomatic Relations With (.'eruiiiuy Again Discussed us a Possibility (Or AorUtis rrm to Com liar TImM.J WASHINGTON. I). C, March 27. American ol'ficlala view the siibma rliio situation as taking' on aspects of much gravity. Tho possibility or bronklug off diplomatic relations with Germany Is again being discussed ns one or the eventualities to follow ir It la shown Hint tho stcamora Sus sex nnd Kugllshmuu woro victims or BtibmurlnoB. PRISONERS ESCAPE TWKLi: (JUT AWAY FROM JAIL AT PORTLAND Saw liars From Wln'low During XIBht None Have lleen Captured . Yet Lonvo 7:. 10 am. S.:!i; am. !:.'i:i am. 10: :!0 am. Arrlvo Lenvo 7:2n mil, 1 1 : r. 0 am. I:::0 inn. :::io p.m. :t;:to p.m. B: 10 put. I: no pin. r:oo pin. 0;to pm. Arrlvo EUOF.NF. OARDINUR RWRDSPORT NORTH HRND MARSHFlKLI) COQUILL1-: MYRTLB POINT POWKRS Arrlvo r: 1 0 pm. 1:00 pm. 11:20 mu. 0.10 inn, 0:20 am. 0:10 am. 8: 1G am. 7:-IC am. 0:10 am. Lenvo Arrlvo r.:2.r pm. -1:20 pm. n;28 pm. 2:20 pm. Lonvo Tlio stop nt Roodsport allows for " tho luissotigers to get Itincii. Superintendent Mlllor lu sponklu of tho sorvlco snlil: "You will noto Hint you havo dnllv double nervlco botweon MnrsliHeld I and Powers. Train leaving Powers it.Miti:.srTATI'i: uiFY INTRODUCES BILl ELEVEN ARE KILLED LIVKS LOST WIIKX STKAMKH MIXNKAI'OUS IS SCXK m:w a'itacic tiih .mkcsk FAST OF Over One Hiindied Ynrtls of Ger man Trenches lllowu I'p (ler inaUs Itecapture Positions IHr Aw, Uto.1 IThw lo C.hmi liar Tlmra.) LONDON, Msnlt 27. -A continua tion of a violent bombardment east of. the Moiiho, north of Verdun, In. d'eates the probability that new ut tackH by tho GeruiaiiH may bo ex pected In that direction. Tho Trout between Dniiaumniit and Vnux Is liearlux the brunt or tho attack. More thsu 100 yards or German trenches woro blown up by tlio llrlt lah near St. Kiel, lleilln an nounced tnduy. lTgbt In the Fast. In tho Fast the Germans recap tured th artillery observation post tloiu lost March 20, near Mokrzyce, At Saloulkl, skirmishing hetwenu tho Ti'iitonlc- nlllos nml entente forcos am apparently taking tlio form or n geuersl attack against the Fruuco-llrlt'Hhx llnej. THIS IS FIRST DAY OF "DRESS-UP" WEEK Time When Men Look lo Matter Their Anpenranco and lluy New Clothe or This is tho rirst day or "Dross-iip Woolc." Tills year tho soason really nt G:10 u. m. will run inrougii to Reedsport. This train will bo a strictly passenger train botweon Powers and Mnrshfiold, and tho trn-n leaving Reedsport l:'IO p. m. will on Its return run through to PRK- SKXTS MKASl'Hi: tnr AuoclalM rri to Cooi IUr Tlian.J PORTLAND, Oro.. March 27. Twolvo prisoners In Kolly Htttto Jnll on tho outskirts or tho city sawod away the bars of n window ana os- Powers. enpod Inst night. None havo lioon "This service glvos people com- enpturod. lug rrom tho Coqulllo Valley 3ix . , hours and :i0 minutes nt Mnrshfiold - .aaaaa I .1 . 1. ..n.ln ..r.v.i tl,.. Tln.r uliln 1 uuii mu jituinu iiu. . wi-.w ;MKRICAXS CAN I'SIJ AMKRH'AN WIRKS 1 Provides for Xnii-Pnrtisiiii Tariff Ceinmlsslon and Has Approval or Pi-ctddeiit Wilson (Br AJrlt"vl Preu to Toot nr TimM.l WASHINGTON, D. C. March 27. Tito roviaod bill for a permanent non partisan tariff commission on tlio linos suggested by President Wilson, nnd which received his full approval, 1 wns Introduced In tlio Iiotiso today tnr AmocUiM I'n- 10 t rr TlniM 1 KL PASO. Tox March 27. Tho Amerlcnn tinny rorros havo been allowod tlio priv ilege or using the Moxl am tol ogrnph wires botweon Mndoru and Junroz, It wns announced hero todny by Con. Gnvlern, conimnnder nt Junroz. All communications, however, aro to bo consorod by the Carran za conimnnder at Madera. I ... . .1. l...... .....1 T.t .! a j win nave iiueo uuuih uiiu " iui lutos at Powers. Til's trnln will en ry mo couiios """ '""'"- by Ropresontatlvo Ralney, rnnlUng ntlon. mall ' 'mgfagp nr. Wo , ' mombor or tho wnys nnd vlll lmvo a ino-bouger y ho w 111 . comiI,mc. namiie uM.n ' bb '' The bill would provide ror six corn postal aVnM MtM- missions, not more than tlufco or lug ror putting on n 1 all clerk waol , .. . . , ono , . ' formation nathored would bo nlnced .!, ... .Halinaill nf Mln Prnslltpilt mill Consross. will liuudlo tlio mull. TAKKS STRVCIIXIXK RY MISTAKK uiiivei-ai-y. Mr. and Mrs. Hiiv i,nti.Xvv..iidlnir anniversary today. 1 Dave wouldn't sny JurI what one It fs. saying tlmt ti uu 1101 inw admit ho was growing oui bo A. I "Tho measuro Insuros In the ruture tariff stability nnd whonovor revision npponrs necessary It will ntako It pos sibie to mnko It Intolligontly," said Ralney. S. L. Smith, brnkoman on tho railroad, living at Fln:-.- tuff. took strychnlno today bv mlstnko when lntondlng to , tuko salts. Ho wns given an . no nr. ouietlv celebrating emotlc and will rocovor. men will have u big Initiation fol- .iSiBJ ll v rsarv to'lai- ! w M ! lowP(1 ,,y a ,mmiet and general good time tomorrow input. Rig DnlUgs. The Modern Wood- SI-IXI) jour CLOTHKS HARLY to avoid ICastei- nub. JAY DOLYK.' Phone 250. Times Want struted by u Ads will trial. bo demon. Announcement Is Made at Louden Vessel Lost I41M Week In the Mediterranean tnr Auoclile.1 Prwi to Coo liar Tlmwi.l LONDON, March 27. It Is an nounced eleven persons woro killed whon the lirltlsh stenmor Minuonpo- lis, 13, UU gross toss, wus eiink last oxtonds ovor two weeks, rrom March week In tho Mediterranean. 27 to April s. it is tlio time wtion I ovoryone Is supposed to dross up In I now clothes and take on tho up- iwaranco or a spring coming out lu tho wny or dross. Tlio season is observed quite gou orally all ovor the country. Somo tlmea It Is called 'Fashion Wook" and Is slmllur to "Palnt-up Week" and like celebrations. It la to remind nion Hint porhaps thoy need a now suit or clotboH and that maybe they ought to tako more In tore. t In their personal appoarunce. CONFERENCE RELO KXTKXTI' ALLIF.S ARK HAVING IM POHTAXT M KKTI XG Gatlici' at Paris Today to Consider Military Situation nml ICconomle Resources or the Countries (Hr AnocUteJ rrea to rn nir lluin.J PARIS, March 27. A conroronce or tho Entente Allies the most Im portant since tho outbreak or the war, began this morulg lu tho great salon or tho ministry or foreign af fairs. Tho subject of the first meotinu was tho military situation. Tlio af ternoon session was to be devoted to the consideration of tlio economic rosources of tho nlllos. COCI'LK SCHPRISKD Shoner Given I'tii- John .1, Johnson nml His Itrlde , K -FOR SHERIFF John J. Johnson nnd brldo voro given a Bitrprlse shower Frhlny eve ning at their homo in Knstsido. Mr. Johnson was married March 21 lo Msm Hildiir West. Roth reside in Kastsldo and nro well known there. rho groom wns formorly lu tho gro cery business at that plnco. Tho shower wns given by tho mem bers or the Narcissus Club Those In attendenco woro Mr. nml Mrs. C. J. Weht. Mr. and Mrs. Carl West, Mr. mid Mu. Gilbert 9tot-k.il, Mrs. Lester Sailing. Mrs. Iiinvnl Polorson, Miss Subject to the wishes or tho eloc-i tors at tho primaries May 10, I, hereby annouueo myself as a run-, Stella Peterson. Miss Anna Lund and dldnte for SlierKf or Coos County Miss M l.el Honehrak.? and .Messrs. on the Republlcnn tlckert. My pint-, Martin Sin kfi Hi-iir and Elmer Po rorm is brier' "Erriclency and terson, WiMiam Kittson. Rudolph economj : strict enforcement or t Pd Hllerl.ci k. Victor. Emll law." DANIEL J1ARKLOW. nnd ndrev, Wejt and James Mc- Myttle Point, Oregon.lKalJ. . 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