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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1916 EVENING EDITION
Ii Consolidation of Times, Const Mnll
inn! Coim Hny Advertiser.
No. 212
TRAINS WILL
Map of Proposed Coos County Trunk Line Highway.
L
FRENCH LINE
5 HIGHWAY
AEP IDE
DUTCH
VESSE
S
IDenuly Slate Engineer E. I.
0 L rv.mnlf.tns H s Sucj-
Wn U;"6nnr Work
HUM ui '""-
Lid Have Outlet to Douglas
Bothon me ca&i iu
Norm uouniy umua
TELLS ABOUT MATERIAL
rMd Fn.ni Coqullle ,,m,,," ,,,",
iw Mnr l-aii "f A,,,," ,to",u
.Report Mntlo to Couniy wmri
mil Kooil "ls 't11'
n i rnnilno. chief doputy otato
.', makes tllo following gen-
ml recommendation for tlio build
U of roads In Coos County In nil
official report to tlio County Court,
liter Tilling Inspected tlio entire
teilltjr: . ,
"Tint a through trunk road bo
iliued 'rom tlio Douglas County
ii.. n iha north by way of Lako-
iUt and Coos Hay. to tlio Curry
CoJotr Uno via Coqulllo and Han
in. and from Coiiulllo Houtlt to
Jlirtle Point and cast to tlio Doug.
tii County lino via Middle Fork of
tie Coqullle Illvcr, leading to CamaB
Tiller.
Tie roads leading from Coon May
to Sunset Ilcach: Myrtlo Point to
Pjitn; Corpilllo to Kalrvlow; Cooh
Bijrto Allegany or South Coo.i, when
Ii shall Tiavo Leon constructed, are
feeder lines bringing all sections
el the county to tlio main trunk
lirurlei.
This Ii the Kcncral recommenda
tion midc by Kng'neer Cantlno In
kit report after Eotllng forth IiIh
tenom for reaching these couclu-
liom.
lleport Completed
Thj report iovcm an inspection
I ltd study of the highways of Coos
jWHty with rccominondatlona ro
litlij to the odoptlon of a com-
fftkenslvo road Improvement pro-
Wo. The report has been flulsli
dd Is mailo to tho Counlv Court
d tho Coos County Good Heads
Aitoclatlon.
The report Is inndo undor tho ill.
miloa of John II. Lewis, the utnto
"Jtoeer. per lnsiriuiioin ..r ti...
town State Highway CoiihiiIbhIoii,
totompljr with th0 request inado by
rountjr jU(K0 Watson and Charles
"'l. president of the Good Hoads
AUOCUtlon. tliat nil niii.limn- I... ,i.
WW from tho etato highway do-
to d0 this work.
rinses In View
-Mf CSntlnA B(nlna ll.nl I... . 1 ..
u ,,U1V" "i o nan ill
formulating n program
'tO WOUld mill .., ,..
... "' l 11 H pOB"
" ork already undortakon; de.
op ind bring Into closer relations
u,lliferent rw.ii.., r,
It A V..U..O ui v-iuih loan-
, connect up with adjoining
hi such a manner as will
""liarmonv iviti, ti. . .
Z , u a,Uolll"K t0" and
' tho state highway commie-
iluiT.,!ld, d08
ti,H -. auu gatliored nil
J ' POMlble and states tT.at lie
fcrihM Ulatl" '" tho "Kilt of
...o county as a whole
WMWerea foos Hay 8 0Ilc
"IkIihujs Needed
e Kates that the ontlro com-
W ItS"!' t,mt tll Bhoillll
Comtr Hn . Irom lh0 Curry
Chi 0,V,a(lo. Couulllennd
mLT ,hat a tn,,lk ,rt
" Poln rm ,C0""m0 80Utl1 t0
mik 0'nt am at along the
toe, J, ll,,01 U,o Co.,mo nivor
Hrlfir . y t0 connect with tho
Crea. b"My at WHardB or
-JM!Ertiule" tlmt u, nortu-
hMU. , ,V08 grcator a"l
,r' b? Pm0Ut aml
. . m ay ue a most imn.i... ....
Rlt' mZ i way of Un,Ml,a
"minis ,,""" """ any divide.
CM't HoaV Pac,(k' mshway and
,IJ,"irf0,u,tJe,I0 reason5 at tho
"MUon mak0S th0 re
l,UtM. the senral plan
HE ill TRUNK
reS J ,,,e X"'"'
-!21 furthe- Koes lo de-
wont
iLij
Announcement of Passenger
Service on Willamette Paci
fic Made by Officials
t (Special to The Times,) X
X EUGENE, Or,, March X
X 30, -Regular passenger X
X service on the Willamette X
X Pacific from Eugene to X
X Marshflckl starts 'April X
X 5, This announcement X
X was made hero this after- X
X noon from the engineer- t
X ing office of the Southorn ?
X Pacific Company, X
X Tho train equipment X
X to be used south of the X
X Umpqua lias been taken X
X across the river and is X
t ready for use, The. trains X
X will be run on tho schctl-
X ule which has been an- X
X nounccd, i
CHUBBirilMy
.MAILS WILL Hi: IIXTIIHILV
Aitit..(ii:n i.v coos.
ui:.
'I'rniisfer to Train Kci-vlce Will Do
Awny With a Xiiinher of Star
ltoule.H Now Used.
.Vnny dlstrlctH that are now ro
celvlng mall hut three limes a week
will ho Btipplled with two mails
dally upon tho transfer of the mall
route from tho stage between llose
burg and Myrtle Point to the Will
niuetto Pacific railroad, nccordlug
to nu announcement made In the
lOugouo (iuanl.
All tho mall for Coon county and
the northern part of Curry county
will ho routed over tho Willamette
Pacific iu far south as PowcrB, fid
tulles south of Marshfleld. Many
star routes will ho discontinued by
tho proposod change. The Curry
county mall will ho transferred cith
er nt Coiiulllo or Myrtlo Point, going
down tho river If distributed from
Coiiulllo, ns far as Haiidoii nnd
tlienco to Langlols, or If from
Myrtlo Point over tho mountains to
Langlols, n dlstanee of 1'S miles.
To Discontinue
Star i out that will bo discon
tinued will bo thoho between Hose
burg nml Myrtlo Point; Seottsburg
to (lardlner; Kugouo i) Mnplctou.
In tho district north of Coos Hay,
which Is served by n star route, a
portion nt leant will be cut off, and
tho routo between Larson Inlet nml
Tompletou will probnbly bo retained.
Abandonment of tho Uosoburg
.Myitlo Point routo will necessitate
n Btnr routo from Myrtlo Point to
Hrldgo, ia mllo.1, or n rural routo
to sorvo that district.
Going northward from Coos Hay,
tho postofflces In tholr ordor will
ho: HiiUBor, 7 miles; Lakohldo, 10
miles; Hoedsport, L'8 1-2 miles; Knst
Gardiner, 20 miles; Adah, 10 miles;
Acme, r0 inllos; Maploton, Walton,
Notl, Vonotu and Kugeno.
ItiiihMiy .Mull Clerk.
With tho establishment or the
now sorvlco a railway mall blork
will bo put on tho run botweon Hu
go no and Coos Hay, tho train from
Hugono to Kast Gardiner, and thut
from Itccdspott to Marshflold oach
to bo supplied with a combination
baggago and mall car. Tho dork
and tho mall will bo transferred go
lug caoh way at tho Umpqua rlvor
until the railroad hrldgo ,1s flnlshod
tho lntter part of July, when tho
cars will bo run through.
BRDUGH IS LEAK
LIKKLY XOMIXATIOI) I'OU CJOV
KHXOK OF AHKAXSAS
Incomplete Hwiiinis lYoni Democra
tic IVimaWcs ludicutu Jlo
Has Good .Majority
(Br Anotltled m to Cool D7 Timet.
L1TTLEROCK, Ark., March 30,
Incomplete returns from 70 out of
75 counties give Dr. F. H. Brough
7000 votes over Judge- h. C Smith
in the Democratic primary for gov
ernor. The Democratic nomination
In Arkansas Is equivalent to oloe-tlon,
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The above map was made by Hoy
RAILROAD II
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Pnim Mimrlrorl Tlinncnnrl Pm.
ployes Want 8-Hour Day
Without Reduction
E
Presented to Heads of Various L
Railroads Involved Today at !
Different Points
MUST ANSWER BY APRIL 29
I
Want Time nml u Half Pay for
Overtime Woik Kuglucci, Flie
iiieu and Trainmen Taking Act
ion h "Hlg Fouc" I'lilou
.MAX.UHIHS MAKi:
COl'XTFH PHOPOALS
$
(dr auii iii ri i cimh inr Tlm
X1-:V VOKIC, Mar. HO.
Tlio Kastoru railroad mana
gers replied to .the ileiuauds
of tho employes today by
submitting propositions of
tholr own for dUeus.slon. Tho
domands woro not rofiihod,
noltlior is the duinniid made
by tho railroads fpr accept
ance of tholr own proposals.
11 AuorlitM Prrat lo Oh- Uty Titan.)
XI-:V YOKIC, March 30. Tho do
mands of noarly 100,000 locomotive
engineers, firemen and tralnmon woro
presented to tho gonoral managers of
tho numerous railroads Involved at i
tholr headquarters In dlfforent parts j
of the United Statos today.
' Tho omployos, who bolong to tho I
'sd-called Hig Four unions ask for
eight hours a day without reduction
of pay and tiino and n halt for over-
'tlnio.
The railroads have until April 29
to reply.
llo h'uio to have tomorrow night for
the annual gathering of tho Pro.sby-
OM-fnii church, I-.'very member of the
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ULTMATUM
(organlJitlon Is expected to ho present.
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Lauliurue, 'I'lio Times iiiIInI, direct from the map picparcil by Iviiginei,'!'
Citutlue for the Comity Court
STILL USE MOTORS
ItAILHOAD SIIII'.MK.VrS TO .MUX-
1 ico vi:t i:xpi:ii.mi;ntal
lAuto Truck Line Will Ho .Main
1 tallied From ('oliiniliiis, X. M.
I (o the 1'iont,
thoops Aiti: rsixd
HOAD IX MHXICO O
$ llf Aw ltl I'lfK lu Conn llx TlniM I
COLUMHirs, X. M., Mar.
:io. American troops have
been using the Mexico North-
wcHtern Itallway for a ills-
tauee of about 1 10 miles be
tweeu Casus Grando.i and
Madera dally for about ten I
days to transport troops and
supplies, according to a ir- 4
gio trooper who arrUed hero
today.
,
I'ly Awwi lll Tlmt lii Tout llay Tlmrt.
BAN ANTONIO, Tex., .Mar. 30.
Altliougli military hiippllus will b-i
offered tho Northwestern Kallroml
at .lunroz today for shipment to thu
American troops lu Mexico, officer
at army headquarters here regard
1 the condition for tho uso of the
I railroad so experimental that the
motor truck Hue from
Coliimbiu
will ho maintained.
.May Change Haso
If supplies shipped as commercial
freight, anil unguarded eurouto by
$ American troops, arrlvo at their ties
,'! filiation with reasonable regularity,
tno naso ai loiumiiiiB win ue moveu
'to l-:i Pnso and tho line or commiiul-
' ration from tlio New Mexican border
Casas Graudes will be shifted east
ward. THOUSANDS PERISH
SICHKLVX KKFCGFF.S DIF FHO.M
COLD AXD lll'XGF.K
Only Fight Thousand of a Hmid of
Thirty Thousand in Might
Itcacli Salouiki
ttl, Awotlttod ITott lo font lly Tlnnw.)
HKKL1X, March 30. Or 30.000
Sorblan refugees who, following tho
Invasion of their country by the
Teutonic Alllos, headed southward.
'only S000 reached Salonlki, all tho
.others havo porlshod from cold and
hunger ton tho way. According to
a report Just received from the Ited
Cross representative at Salonlki.
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BELIEVE VILLA
ES
Officers at El Paso Think Ban
dit Slipped Through Cor
don of Soldiers
l"j
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Mexican Officials Say They
Do Not Know Where the
Brigand is Hiding
ARE AIDING AMERICANS
Vague Kcpoit ii'. Columbus That
CniTuuu Force and Villa Hand
Chii-h, Hut Thfio Is no Olfl-
eial Coul'ii illation of Story
Itl.TOKT OF FIGHT
CO.MKS TO ITXSTOX
II7 Aiuuv lll l'l- lu I'ooa luy Tlium I
SAN ANTONIO, Tox., Mar.
30. --Fighting throe days ago
between Villa troops and a
detachment of Cnrrauza's
forces near Guerrero was ro-
ported today by General Per-
uhlug to (ienoial Fuiistou. No
dutalli were given, but Por-
Hlilng said Villa men wore
inovliiK kouth. It is bellev-
ed Villa U with them.
XO NKW HI.PtlHTS CO.MU
IHO.M Till: AH.MV HASH
(l nMt Ultvl I'uma lu I'imm luy TIium J
COLUMHUS, N. M., Mar.
30.-- No reports of any sort
were received at tho army
basu hero from tho Ameri
can army lu Mexico. Thoro
was u vague report lu Col
umbus thut tho Carrauzn
troops and a Villa band
clashed nt Santa Tomiu, but
Major fiainolo said ho had
heard nothing about It.
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KL PASO, Mrch 30. That Gon.
Pershlnn "ha projected a long and
relentless campaiKii In tho hunt for
Villa lu cas that it may last an In
derinlte time before the bandit Is
fjMgg
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DEVELOPMENT
WlllLi: ALOXtLSIDi:
ISH DKSTHOVIJIt
Washington Informed Tlmt Wnvshlp
Aiding Sussex HurWvois Was
l-'lrcd I'pon Twice
AXOTIIFH ItltlTISIl
STIIA.MFH IS SCXK
lllr Aimmii hlcM I'rnw In e.nm llr Tlinm I
LOXDOX. March .10. Tho
Hritlsh Hteauter Dltidom, :t,
725 tons gross, has been mink.
Illj Amnclilcl rrr In Coot lit Tltim.)
HOTTIHtDA.M, March 30. Accord
ing to evidence gathered by tho Date "
ministry of marine, the Dutch steam
or Palmbang was torpedoed while
uho was lying alongside a llrltlsh de
stroyer which was ougngod lu picking
t'P mines. Thu Inference. Is drawn
that tho Paleiubaug was sunk by u
Hiibmurliiu which Intended to destroy
tho llrltlsh warship and not the
Dutch merchantman.
lllti: OX Sl'HVIVOHS
luforiuatloii Is Sent to State Depart
ment Today
III! AMorUtftl Pnsit . tHM, lly Tlra.1
WASIIINGTOX, I). C, March :t().
For the liiroiiiintloii of tho Statu De
partment, Ambassador Pago at Lou
don today forwarded unofficial ro
port that tho llrltlsh destroyer which
aided lu rescuing the survivors of thu
Uiihuox had been fired upon twice ny
a Buhiuurluo. Pagu said the informa
tion appeared authentic.
REPORT GABLE GUT
XO CO.MMI'XICATIOX IIKTU'HHX
IINGLAND AMI HOLLAND
Humor In That the ('eiuinns Have
Severed Hie Cable Xo
Press Dlhpatehes
AXOTIIP.H HCPOHT SAVS
STOH.M WAS Till VMJHK
Illy Amum l.lil I'll, In I'ihm llay Tlinrt.
LON'DON, Mar. .'10. It
was stated authorltutlvoly
here today that the Interrup
tion of telegraphic commun
ication with Holland was
duo to a titorni and that re
sumption of nervlcu was
shortly expected.
(II; AtwxItlM I'nwl lu Corn lit Tlmr,
LOXDOX, March U0. Complete
suspension of communication between
1 1 loll;
from
mil and Kngland Is reported
Kotterdam. It Is rumored thu
cable wan cut by tho Gerinaus. No
press dispatches have been received
from Holland since Tuesday.
TD BUI AEROPLANES
FIGHT MOIIi: WILL ItK PtHCIIAS
Id) l-Olt PKHSHIXG
or
Those Willi i:pedltlou Two
Weie Desliojcil and l-'oiu-Others
Disabled
inr amocUixi I'icm in :!' nt; TimM.i
WASHINGTON, I). C, Maicli 30, -Tlio
Imiaedlato purehuttu of eight
.erophuies to he sent at once to (ion
oral PorshliiB was authorized tod-y
by tho War Department. Koporta
from Gonoral Fuiistou lay stress upou
the noed of more flyarti. Or tlio
ulght inachlnoa which nccoinpaiilod
the oxpudltlon two were dastroyod
and four others temporarily disabled.
More horsoa are ulso to bo sont to
Geuerul Pershing.
ATTACICF.D
A Hltl'l
I un to earth la tho Information JJin(l ()11((l( lno adoption or a roso
Kleaned hero today fnnn military j i,ltiu )y Bonator Martluo directing
men who ninth) no Korn.it of the l- Stlio attorney general to Investigate
lief that Villa has slipped liiroiigu
tho cordon or CarrunzUtas and Am-
urlcau troops.
Mexican offlclulj Wild today that
that they hud no iiowh of tho vhoro-
(ibouts of VIHu, hut that tho troops
of tho do facto government woro
aiding tho American volillera In try
ing to round up the brigand.
Th lust information was that Vil
la is In tho Santa Mario Valley.
Si:XI your CI.OTIIKS KAHLV to
avoid Faster rush. JAi IHibih.
Phono 250.
APKIL FOOL.
Hall, Sat, night.
DAXCK, Finnish
.Martin's Orches-
,,-
Forced to Move Under Attacks
of the German Forces North
west of Verdun
German Airmen Attempt
Make Raid on the City
But are Repelled
to
RUSSIAN FRONT IS QUIET
Nothing Xew Heporled About tlio
Fighting in Kastcrn Section and
Ojiliti Seems to Prevail Today
on the Italian Front.
Jllr AmufIhIkI I'irM lu Coot P. 7 TIrim.)
LOXDOX, March .10. Aftor hav
ing puuliMd back tho French Hun
along the western bend of the Sa
lient lu the Malaucourt region, north
west of Verdun, the Gormnns desist
ed fur the present from further of
forta to advance thorn.
Further wool, howovor, tho Ger
mans ugaln have- boon counter nt
tacklng. Paris declares tho attempts
fruitless.
Attacks Satonlkl
German aeroplanes attempted an
other raid ion Salnulkl, Paris says,
but tho French airmen ropollod
them,
Fighting on thu Ilunslau and Ital
ian fronts conlluiiuii without malor
lal results.
AIR RAIDERS FAIL
FOl'lt ACSTHIAX AKHOPLANKS
HHOn.'HT DOWX IX ITALY
Might Officer are Captured When
They .Make an Attempt Over
Venetian Provinces
inr Aitoriit.i rmt to Coo. nr tihim.)
KOMK, Jlarch .'10. Four Austrian
noroplanort were brought down In nn
air raid over tho Venetian provinces
Monday and eight Austrian officers
weio inado prisoners. Tho raldora
! failed 'to Inflict mucli damage and
:
jonly u few persons woro woundod.
EXPORTS ARE BIG
' M Hl-.s
FOH FFHHFAUV F-
TAHLISII A XFW KF.COKD
Greatest Amount or Homev'.lc Mor-
cluiiiilUe I'rom One Pint In
.Mouth Goes fi-oni New York
Illy AmocUIcI l'rt lo Coot llty Tlmt.
NI-:V YOKIC, March 30. Kxporte
of ilomoHlle uiurchandlse valued nt
$220,210,021 shipped through Now
York during February, ostabllahod
a now record lu exports ror a single
mouth fiom any Ainurtcau port. It
heat the previous record made last
November by $32, 200,530.
WILL TAKE ACTION
CONGHKSS AGITATIH) OVF.K TIM
phici; OF gasolini:
Attorney General Instructed to As
certain Whether Tlieio Is Un
luu fill Consplraey
Illy AuncltlM Prru to Coot llty TImM.l
WASIIINGTOX, I). C, March 30.
gltatIou over tho soaring price of
luasollno cunio un in tho houso today
whether or not tho rising prices are
tho result of an unlawful conspiracy.
AHHHSTKD OX CTIAHGi:
OF COXSPIiaOY
'(Dr AMorUiwt rrtM to Cm ny Tlmtt.)
NI-JW YOKIC. March 30.
Captain Ilunu TuiiBelier, Iuib
band or Johanna Gadskl, tho
opora slngor. was arrested
and charged with bolng con-
I
corned in tho conspiracy to
blow up tho Wdllanit cniin.
SUNDAY DINXFIt at the CHAND
LI'H. Seventy-rive centw er plate,
YU icscr vat Ions phone 20,
u
ATTACKED
lB14 n Pai5e four.)