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Vol. No. XXXIX
Established 1H78
An The Count Mull
IN WRECK
KILLS Ml!
Forty Others Injured in Col is-
F on New York Central
Line Near Cleveland
BENTp ONE
Bodies of the Victims Horribly
Mangled and Many Cannot
Be Identified
MORE EXPECTED TO DIE
frnnl Soollon of I'lyi-r Ita !'
'Flr( Sorlli.n In l'"R "'"' '''',"
tlclh Onlmy Limited Tl,,,,,,
I'Iohh TlimiiKh Wrorkugo
,
iMZIXfl TOWI.IIMA.V
IS CAUSE OF WHECK
a 0 jawlilrJ rrf" " "" " TIniM.I
CI.KVni.ANI), ().. Mur. 29.
a -A !p on ilii! part of u
t dczltiK ow.Tinaii Ih to blaino
for the wreck, according to
lie Rcncrnl superintendent of
the New York Ciuitral.
H.AUIJ rmi lu C.b liar TIiiim.1
CM.VKI.ANl, 0., Mm ch 29.
With 30 maniilcil bodies In (lie
morgue at Amherst, II" mile's west
of Cleveland, ami 10 pcihoiih sor
lomlr Injured, buiiiu dying I" tlio
hospital at Klflla, reBCiia parties to
dir are working frantically to iu
cour more ilciul ami Injured from
it reclcaRQ of three of the Now
York Central's fastest and finest
lrjlr., wlili li wuro domnllaliuil In u
double wreck ut Amherst at I u. in.
Collided Hi n lu
The tlirco trulim In tlio wreck
inn two sertloiiH of tlio Chicago to
Buffalo (Iyer and tlio Twentieth
lentrry Urn I toil, running from New
Yrrk to Chicago, Tlio second sec
Un of the flyer crashed Into the
lint section In a heavy fog whon
tt lint section stoppod to take
"ler. ,
(I'llfK Tliiniigh Wreckage
The Twentieth Century Limited
Cloud throiiKli the wreckage which
tJi! been hurled to the westbound
track before the flagman could atop
It
Head In ltt'iia- Conches
Host of the dead wore lu tho rear
wthe of the first Heetlon of tho
flw. Some of tho dead wore found
la Ihe rear cobcIicb of tho second
""ion which buckled ovor on tho
Tmentleth Century Limited' right
t ay and was splintered by that
train.
SairtI by Going Slow
No dead were among tho passcn
M on the Twentieth Century,
'"sh a number weio badly hurt
"ill train.
Tr, toadies of tho Twentloth
m,1 era overturned. Tho low
wllles on tho Limited are at
'Ud to tho ft that It was run-
tlowly, on account of the fog.
" 'frond section of the flyer
,il,58 al a h,8h "i'60'1 wu it
Honlhly MtinKleil
" of the dead aio foreigners.
) are nanglei, ,ieyon(J dentm.
d ' ' ,Sm or the victim wero
JlUted. Anus, legs and por
ed th.l mBn l,0ll,03 uro Bcnt"
,aily through the wreckage.
Th .. Va,P "f ',"',lifn
er.LUObb,n'on' of l" TwebtlotH
r h V !? f0U"d " t0" ot th0
englne nft,r u mil i)iunMd
'onduetor wero also unhurt.
The "r ,h0 XVo,ht
'Ifeeu,? W,U 8,,rl)ass In losa of
nJkl,VKek f th Twentieth
U4Z. ntor,n liHH- Armors
"ceo i '" mheU " 8 "Bt
ot 'he stricken j.aBsengors.
a . . . "
,-rvw :
l"lX
'W1U OX HALOMKI
tr . ' March 29Twen-
iis,Vor?k,,,ed'and
and tW0 p "d 40 woundea
troved ,ermBn aerl"anes
er ;,! .. ' aermi ra
s Kr : ,Mo,,aay' Ba)'8
;
ASSIGN DISTRICTS
civir imimk)Vi:ii:xt commit.
TEE MAKES CLEANUP PLANS.
Ne.t Wednesday to He. liny of Wu.k
Cnptiilii Put In CIiiiikc ICiicIi
Dlvlsliin of tho City,
MniHlifleld wna divided Into 3(r
tloiiH, with u captain at the head of
"ach (UvIhIoii to command the war
oil nilihlsh and trawh to lie waged
April 5, Cloan-Up Day, at u meeting
yesteniay afternoon or flm Civic Im-
provoment conunltlcu or tho Chniu
bcr of Coiniucrca.
Tonight n mooting of the trustees
of I ho UiiHlucn.q .Mcii'k aHsoclullou
Ih called for tho purpo.io of piiHslng
on thu propofiltlou of chmlng all
hiiBliie.sH lioutoH on that day, that
tho employers) n well an tho cm
ploy th may get 0111 and lend a
hand townid making .MaiHhriold a
Clly Iteaiitirul.
Evcrjone Must Aid,
Today, to hiiiii up tho entire sit-
nation, thh inueh Ih evident, the
hiiccohh or tho onttro move dipendu
upon tho Initiative of each Individ
ual citizen. It Ih to bo the inaklni:
of u Htrcuuotm effort to clo.iu up
n inueh iih ikihhIIiIo tin ruhlilHh anil
litter that uhouudB Mainliriuill.
Tho tnsk Ih no 311111 1 1 one, II Ih
pointed out, It iicoiIh tho combined
effott of every man In Hie city, lu
many canon If It will not ho pokhIIiIo
to work nil day; half a day, n few
hourfl, of well directed offjrrt will
accoinpllBh a wonderful lot and the
result thiiB obtained Is going to he
well worth while.
Ah tlio committor pointed out
yoBtordny, It Ih totally Impossible to
tear down some of the old ulinckn
lu the very city IIiiiHh that are draw
ImckH to the community, but It will
bo poHHlblo to do one hundred and
0110 HiingH, little touches here and
there Hint will make for a vast Im
provement. The l.'lvo DMi-IcIn.
The following Ih the urea, tho din
tilctH, mid tho men In charge.
1. East of Seventh street, Houth
or Elrod, V. E. Ilonglaud.
!!. West of Hoventli and south or
Anderson avenue, I E. Alton.
II. North of Anderson and west
of Fourtb street, J. A. .Mnttson, P.
K. OettlnH.
I. EiiHt of Pourth Btieot, north
of Elrod to Date avenue, (leorgo Unt
il or.
fi. North of Onto avenuo to city
limits, I), li Huekingham.
At thu bsnio tlmo every man in
tlio city who can nld, oven for a
3hort time, Is uskod to give his
nnmo lu to the Chamber of Com
morco or to any inembor of tho
Civic Improvement committee com
posed of J. Albort Matson, Dr. 11.
M. Shnw, Georgo Hotnor, P. E. Al
Ion and W. E. Ilonglaud. 1
Woi'kci'H to- Itepoit.
Also every man Is asked, when
giving Ilia imnio, to toll whether ho
can bring a rake, a boo, shovol. If ho
has- none ho Ih expected to como
anyway, there will bo plenty of
others bringing ttho necessary Instru
ments. Teams nro going to bo needed 011
that day to cnit nwoy tho rubbish
03 It Is piled. Anyono who can do-
nato a team or a wagon for this
purposo of civic Improvement for tho
good of all is asked to immediately
telephone tho Chamber or Com
merce. Will llo Assigned.
The llHt of names or those willing
to aid will bo made out and duo
publicity will bo given, so that
each member will know exactly
whoro to roport for duty on noxt
Wednesday.
Also a direct appeal is being made
to tho women's clubs or the city to
u!d In serving 301110 sort of lunch
at noon. It was suggested that they
could nsslgn n district to a club or
sonio such plan as this.
Mnko .Municipal Iftinfli'o
Good suggestion Is mado that tho
Miiirnablo dobrls collected during
Clean-Up day shall bd taken to soma
fpart of tho filled area and burneu
tHoro Wednesday night In a hugo mu
nicipal bonflro, attende-d by H10 a'op
ulaco and tho Marshfleld Piro Do
parfmont. At 0110 place in tho filled district
Is an old burn. Porhaps sonio or tho
f rubbish will
and the vMitlro
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1916 EVENING EDITION.
! 'msrrtsA j ra w n
iiKywi MRS
:m ""'w. r
3Mtf Wouldn't You Rather
k Live In a Clean Town
V 'l i Than a Dirty One ? ;
Pr ' 9g Of Course You Would ! 'J
Wji tg So Would Your Friends'
wl W Who Come to Visit J
M M, You.
SfSk '
rfe,CLEAN UP!
Consolidation of Times, Const Mnll
mill Coos lliiy Advertiser.
No. 211
BE
Army Supplies Over Great
Northwestern in Mexico
TO GO AS FREIGHT
Will be Consigned as Commer
cial Shipments to Conoems
Holding Contracts
TROOPS NOW BEING MOVED
'Dispatches I'rom l'io"t Indicate That
Itiillrond lu Casus GjiiiiiIck DiMilit
In Xou Helng I'sed to Tula
Soldiers Southward
EST
T
ASSISTANT TO CARDINAL AT
HRl'SSELS IN THOUHLE
luroiuialloii Given In Telegram I'rom
the Hclglaii City Sent to
Heilln Today
(llf Aiuot'Ulhl I'itm to Coni liar TlniM.7
11ERLIN. Murclih n. (Wireless
to Sayvllle.) M. Loncln, private
secretary tk Cardinal .Morcler, tho
Helglau ptimate, ban been arrested,
according to a dispatch from DriiH-
sola.
READV TO SEND OCT
SUPPLIES AT ONCE
llf AmikUIM I'rrM in Oim Dt, TlntM
EL PASO, Tex., .Mar. 2!).
Supplies will begin to go for
ward on tho Mexican North
western Railroad within a
few houiH after General Hell
receives official notice of
tho consent of Carranza to
the use of the road. Hell
Hald everything was In readi
ness.
I
Marshfield, Wednesday, April 5
North Bend, Friday, March 31
Mayor's Proclamation.
To lite People of Mtirsh field
Inasmuch as Wednesday, April Fifth, has been
selected iih "Clean-ii) Day" in Mai'shl'iold and
fui'tlier, since this is a matter of first importance,
therefore I most earncsUy request that on this day
all phices of business be closed, the schools suspend
their regular course of work and that just so far
as possible, everyone devote this day to improving
the appearance and sanitary condition of our city.
At eight o'clock Wednesday morning let all
workers report to the committeeman in charge of
their respective district, that the work may be
properly assigned and that by co-operation the
very best results may be obtained.
U A. COPHJ'I,
flavor.
tUr AMotlatnl I'lma to Ccot n; Tlmn.)
WASHINGTON. 1). C, March 2!).-
'Carranza linn agreed to permit thu
movement of supplies t tho punitive
expedition In Mextro ovor tho Mex
ican Great North western rnllronil.
j.Tho mippltcB will go iih commercial
freight to concoriiH In Mexlib with
I'wlilch tho army Iiuh contructs.
I1' Now ChIiik Road
'Official dlHpatchcH from Pershing
(o Ptiiiston Indicated tho troops al
ready wore using thu railways lu tho
CnsaH G ramies district, probably
Upon permission from the local Car
ranza officials.
Killed lu WYock
A dispatch reporting that Sndlor
Goorgo A. Iludnoll of tho Tenth cav
alry, died from Injuries rocelvod In
a railroad wro.ck Is taken to mean
thut troops oro being trnnsportod
fliy rail southward from Casus
G ramies
Not for the Troom
Permission for use or the rail
road was not granted in a military
aeuso and does not cover the move
ment or troops for which tho Amer
ican nrmy hua not asked. It will,
I however, enable Pershing h force to
Mt nuppllcH In nhuuduueo.
EOS
TO
III
C
Organizing For Efficiency.
PEOPLE IX MEXICO SEEK
PROTECT HANDIT
TO
Army Men Kind It DiMruP to Gain
lufni motion RegardliiK Mis
Movements
Nr Ahi lil'.l l'fi lo Coot li, TlRiM.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Mar. 2lt
Villa was moving toward Santa Cut
ariim lu tho Santu Alnrhi Valley
four duya'ago, according to infor-
matlcit socuieil by Colonel Dodd Sun
HRASY. the historian, in describing the battle of
.' iik ..!?-. J .-. 1.1 ..........1 . .ti(. I .. ... .. .
lartltllOU, saVSt "According Id tiltl uiuiuuiu cun-iduy and forwunlcu to uenorai run-
loin tho warriors of each tribe (of (1 reeks), were;aton today by auuarai Porshing.
nmi'vod together; neighbor thus fighting by toov
side of neighbor, friend by friend, mid the spirit o! emu a-;-',,-;-;; ;.;;. greBt ,,,,.
. ..i- ..........!.. it tr iii'iii rir i ij i mi
ion and tlie consciousness 01 rcspmisiiiiiu,wArui: i" mv
t
verv utmost." Thus the little (Ireek army with hardly'
than ten thousand was enanied 10 oeieat imp rcrsi n.
Tho groat woaunosH or me I'emiim ui"i iy "
more
army or
120,000.
lack or the very qunllfos that constituted tho stiength of Hie Greeks.
Making a city heuutlful U a poaowblo doctrine; its purposo bolng
i
Making a city neuutltui u a puuutwuiu uuuinuu, no ,..,. wu ..... ...
enlist nolghbor with neighbor and frionit wun irionu in mo euun w.ui ,
necessary to secure losults. It would to n degree oxttto tha spirit of
emulation In the doing of public sorvlce and it would arouse first of all
Ui3 consciousness or ioponslblllty for tho welfaio or tlio community as a
whole Given to each Individual citizen a consciousness of responsibility
l-nr conditions that oxist In Ids community anil then the spirit of friendly
rivalry among all c.tlxmia unlisted in tho public servlc und City Heuutlful
movement Is oraanlzed iBr.offlolonoy.-'
Improved machlimry la 'a patent factor In promoting efficiency, und
organization is tho machinery of the city bountiful iiiovsinont. Machinery
develops no new foicos; It merely adapts to tho iiiiiou. In hand forces
already In oxlstonco. Tho civic eomnilttoa or tho Chambor of Commerce is
,ho medium or channel through which the city beautiful forces are bolni
Chairman Motion and his corps of asiigtants have div'dud the city Into
iMstrlctB with managers and assistant manaaors to direct Intelllijontly nil
.:. r.n nf tho city on Wodnesday. April fi. Por a lnedL'y of eonrilclng
bo heaped against tli8force3 ,,a the iqsultlug wasto or energy tho committee substitute a unit
3 thing touched off "ex'ij awor am, a ,.0ngorvatlon of onorgy. For wasto it substitutes econ
omy for falluro it substitutes success; lor iiibcuuiubwiiuiii h i.iw
hopo'fulnoss. and for destruction it substitutes construction.
n.i. ii'ii iirnf- Ill million UUL'UUU IJV IIIU Wliailimu ui i.i"""v "
CUIM,,U " !...-.
that the ecouta lenrnsd anything
f-om tliom regarding I1I3 uiovmnonts,
A i-o Pushing Pnrwiutl
All dotnchinonta operating south
and east or Numliiilpa aro reported
to bo pushing forward at high
speed. Pimn tho American fron
tier to tho Inst supply base, tho
iiiiniierniasters dopartuiont Ih work
ing at lilgh pressure to keop moving L
U IlllgO VOIUIH9 Ol HUlilMlun.
E
GO TO MEXICO
Large Body Leaves Columbus
Today Presumably to Rein
force General Pershing
M
MOVEMENT SECRET ...
Destination of the Troops
Not Given Out by the
Army Officers
is
NO WORD FROM THE FRONT
Known That Pcihliig Loft Colouhi
Diiblan In Motor Car Last Night
for l ho New llu tlio .Miles
to the Soit'.ti
(Mr AwotlilM I'm la Com lt7 Tlmti.)
COLUMIU'S, N. M Murcli 2!1.
A large body of cavalry loft here
today. No announciment was made
regarding their domination, hut It Ih
understood thoy aro being sent to ro
luforcc General Pershing.
A lurgo part of tho cavalryman of
tho Pershing forco uro stationed at
outposts, soma ot which are 2ft
mlloa from the border.
No Word Received
No dispatches weio received to
di.y fom General Porshing. It Is
known, however, that Pershing left
Coloula Dublnn by motor last night
for tile now base, 120 mlloa to tho
vomh.
KEL.'WEDOED
E
HEM ATTACK
Take the Aggressive at Ver
dun Front and Assault the
German Positions
HOLD ENEMY BACK
Italians Reported Making
Gains in Their Fight With
the Austrian Forces
REGAINS POSITIONS LOST
Sunday Night tho Italians Wore
Rushed Rack Pour Hundred Yutds
but lu Counter Attack Recap
ture Ground from Austrliins
(llr AvdMr. I'rrft lu ruin ny Tlmrn.)
LONDON, 'nrch 21). Tho French
at Vol dun turned to tho nggresslvo
butt night, launching a heavy at
tack on the Germnn linos lu Ave
court woods, northwest of tho fort
reirH, rrom which the Crown Prince's
tiooim made v.. In attempts to ad
vance during tlio afternoon. Paris
reports that tlio French cnrrled a
portion at tho works which tho Teu
toii3 constructed. The latter prompt
ly made u counter attack, but suf
fered a checi'.
Italians Fighting
Horlln today nays 2000 motors
of French positions north or Malun-
court wero stormed. Rome an
nounces that the Italians wore vic
torious lu n 10-hour battle on the
Austro-ltnllau front.
Sunday night the Austilausi north
west of Gorlzta advanced and tho
ttnllaiu wore pushed hack 400 yards,
lu a counter attack the Italians tho
next evening recaptured tho ground.
AFFIDAVITS
MD
E
A.M ERICA NS
SANK
SAV SCHMARIXE
ENGLISHMAN
Hil'l-di
Steamer Englo
Destroyed
Point Ih
Consul Frost Reports That One
More Americans Wero Aboaid
at tlio Time
or
4-
DUTCH STEAMER IS
.REPORTER SUNK
(Ur Auorlitoi 1'rni to Coo. lit. Timet
LONDON, March 20. An
other steamer, tho Dulvolnud,
hits been sunk. Tho mombers
of the crow wero saved.
Latter Attempted lo Esrupo so Ger
mans Were Probably Justified
Under (ho Law
III- Aivlat. Vtrtt lit Cooi Un, Tlmri,
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 20.
Tho Hrltlsh steamer Englishman was
first shelled niiTi thou torpedoed by
a Gorman submarine, according to
affidavits mado at Liverpool by tluoo
American survivors.
Officials hero said that it Boomed
clear Hint tho Englishman tried to
ojcapo and that the sumbnrlud was
within law In torpedoing her.
Different With Sussex
Whllo the caso V)f tho Englishman
nay not load to differences botweon
rOormany und tlio United States, over
night dispatches from Dover, offi
cials Hald, bear out tho previous
allegations that tho Sussex was torpedoed.
(11 Aualalrl I'rraa to Cihu Pa Tlmf. )
WASHINGTON, I). C, March 29.-"
CoiiHiil Frost at Quconstown cabled
the Stnto Dopartuiont today that tlio
HrltlHli seaiuor Eaglo Point, with hue
or inoro AmorlcaiiH aboard was tor
pedoed by a submarine.
President Consider
President Wilson discussed tho
submarine Isstio at longth today with
Colonel House. Cjbuiuellor Polk of
the State Department also saw
f House.
Inquiry Sent
It wuh announced thut tho Unltod
(States has sent un Inquiry to Har
mony asking wliethor any or its sub
niurlnoa woro coucornod in tho Binlt-
Ing of tho Hrltlsh stoomor Manchcst
FIRE IT LEHLLE
COLORADO
THO US
CITV HAS DISAH
HL.n TODAY
Wednesday night.
Workers who clean their yards are
asked to burn as much of tho debris
las possible. Tho cans and stuff not
burnable sliould be ( ploccd Jnm)
(Continued on Page Six.)
Mayor
Ten Hiilldlngs Itiirn, Whole Rind-
ness Section Thivatenwl and Loss
Is About $70(1,1101)
tllj .UMKlat! rri to Cooa nr Tlmw.1
LKADVILLE, Colo., March 29.
Plro that started In n paint storo
tills morning destroyed ton buildings
and for a time threatened to sweep
sr Engineer, endangering two Amer
icans (on board.
FDIEM1I IS SHOT
JOHN
HOLMES FATALLY IXJUIU
ED AT SEATTLE
Shot by John Ross Who Wlieu Pur
sued, .lumps Into Rny
und Pinw us
(11 AauuUt.4 Tret la Cvo. Pi, Tine.
SEATTLE', Wash, Murch 29. Pol
lowing a quarrel today John Ross
shot and probnbl) fatally wounded
John llolmoa foreman nf tho Seattle.
Construction and Drydock Co. In a
tempting t cscapo, Hobs shot at
Policeman Donlaud and tho latter
w'ouudad Ross In tho leg.
Ross Jumped Into tlio bay and
the policeman managed to get a ropo
to him but ho was drowned borer
'lolug pulled out.
rbo uubIiicss Men's Association and every citizen with n atom of civic n,o business district. Tho blazo was
"Id "means that next Wednesday, Ap.ll 5 will be the biggest day that checked by djuiiwlt Tho loss Is
Murshfldd has over known for moicing a city ueainuui.
IjlOO.OOO,
GHANGE Al! BILL
(0 Ami lalrt rt In Cooa lla Timf..
WASHINGTON, I). C Mnrcb 29.
Tho army bill was brought Into tho
Sonuto today and to tlio crowded
chamber Sonator Chamborlulii told
why tho commltteo decided to sub-
stltuto Its own bill for tho 0110 passed
by tlio House. Ho said tho senate
bill was druwn after a thorough study
of oil tho army reorganization plans.
tho Hay bill, tho Garriuon bill and
tho Chamberlain bill.
SEND jTTuTCLOTHES EARLY to
avoid Easter rush. JAY DOLYE.
Phone 1!30.
SHERMAN WITHDRAWS
NAME IN MONTANA
P Aaaotlalisl Prrw t r r7 TIim.J
C1HOAGO, Murch 29.
Senator Sherman baa with
drawn his nnmo from the
proferontlal ballot In Mon
tana as a candidate for tho
Republican nomination for
President.
SCHOONER TILUXMOOK
PORTLAND AND COOS RAY
SAILS FROM ALUERS DOCK NO. i
FRIDAY, MARCH ill,
FOR INFORMATION PIIOXE 278
TOM JAMES, Agt.i Ocean Dock