THE GREATEST DIFFICULTY
-""TTrrj THAT
A wr BELIEVES IN THE BEST
c AND ALWAYS BOOSTS
a pi FAN WHOLESOME
A CL NEWSPAPER FOR ALL
SQUIHWfcai uncuuiM nuwta
"vol. No. XXXIX
Affirms Decision In Case of
'B Rusk, Seeking Dam
ages Forjnjury.
VICTORYJQR CITY
Opinion Handed Down Today
Is That No Damages Arc
Due Plaintiff.
WAS injured" WHARF
Question Wi Whether Accident Oc
curred on Piil'He Street Argu
ment Made Hefore Supremo
' Court Tho Weeks Ago
(Special to Tho TIiiich, )
SALEM. Ore., April 11. Tho nit-
..... .. rcl 1 fi,.,,li
HER COURT TO PAVE STREETS'AIRMEN BRING
PHOLDS COKE
fremflcoart ium ' , ,lln;tho city permission to use tho Co -
I u .4141 I flUlt 111 I llll.l LIIIIIIVJ 0 V Z
case of Anna Rusk, appellant, vb tho
City of Mnrsliflcld. Tho action was
'brought to recovor $2500 (lnningcs
for Injuries sustained hy thn plaintiff
through a fall on a wharf.
'Mrs. Anna Husk foil on tho wharf I
on the rear of tho It. It. Montgomery'
rroporly on Front streot. Tho suit
x.u originally ngnlnst tho city nnd
Montgomery. Scrvleo In tho latter
uto was rpinBhctl and the suit was
tried against tho city only. Tho 'iiicb
tloa cams up as to whether tlio acci
dent was on a city street and It was
decided that tlio plaintiff wan not
hurt on n public' street and tho suit
ns decided In favor of tho dofond
ut. Mrs. Rusk appealed. . .
About two wooks ago City Attor
ney Ilrantl argued tho caBO hoforo
the supremo court. Stoll and llodgo
ippcared for the dofondnnt. It Is
now decided In favor of tho city.
ItOLr'
XWtlMH'M WILL r.u.wi:
koo.v nm swf.dk.x
Ihsllwn Offered line Position With
Wg Pulp .Mlllin 'Unit
' Country
Holf Xerilriim will leavo tho lut-
r part of this i th for tho oast
oil will k to Swedon whom ho will
wte- Mr. N'ordrinn with his hroth
r. H. Xcrdrmn, who Is now at Van
wuver, Wash., formerly manaped
"e pulp mill , this city at tho C.
A. Smith plant. Thoro was no rer
lnty how noon the local plr.nt would
"rt and Mr. Nordrum was offered
Position Willi ouo of the larKost
u& most modern mills In Swodou
hlch ,lns " opacity twice that of
w Marshflcld mill.
Will Visit Mother
. "e 1 wm, ,8 fiiniy rrHl R0 lp
AiikoIcs to visit his mothor and
brother there, and will sail from
Vork May 13 0II tho stoainor
enifora of a Norwegian lino for
inrutlana and from there will K0 to
Mocklioim wl.ero ho will ha mot ny
"other brother.
Many ivienils Here
r. N'erdrum and his wlfo innilo
"") friends n Marshflold wlio will
'"M tholr doparturo hut Mr. No-
ST f ys ,h0 offor w,,,p, 1,a ,,eo
, , 1,lm ls o Rood to rofuso as
'I 's a better position than ho has
r Ja. la this country. Ho says
1 ' Norw,Blan passoiiKer lines tako
nwta so for north that ho does
no1 fear tlio trip.
GEMAXs HAVI.J TAKIJX :ifl.oll
"ti:N( II AT VKRDL'X.
flf," Announced That Is Xiun
"e1, r PrisonersMud,
Ooiind Is Taken.
D'B'AuHt.Mrr,c.o,B,rTlrnf.l
Famil tNA,,rU ll (Wlrolesa to
Cans I..V 6 February 2. the
36 000 p captured more than
Verdun ? '" ",9 t,S,,t,nB about
!S nn,,. . 8t of tlle Mouso about
te IT ,hll0'ters of ground has
- "i.-ujuer.
A
Wl
CAPTURED
Kstnbllslicd 1H7H
Ah TIio C'oiiNt Mali
MVRTLF, POINT To IMImkui-
TWKNTV-FOCR III.OCKS
Also ficlH Permission lo I 'no t'oqiillk
Jllvi'i'iis Outlet for Proposed City
Sewer System
(Special lo TIio TIiiich)
MYRTLK POINT, Ore., April 11
At a Bpoclnl meeting hold liy tlm
city council hero lust ovonlg, Muyor
Dement presiding, remonstrances
ngnlnflt Htreot Itnprovoinotits woro
considered. An Insufficient iiiimiiorj
of remoiiBtrntors guaranteed the pav
iai'c:n!,ttiiowBn5uiid
Tho notorloiiH Itnllrond Avonuo
'which In u bad roadway was one or
tlm HtreolH coiiRldcrcd. nnd tho pav
ing ot It will hocotno u reality llilii
summer.
Special Knglneor Cleo. K. Tommy
wan Instructed to draw plniiB nun
npeciflcatloiiH for tho paving of tho
accepted streets.
Can Use In River
A toloKrutn wa received from tho
Statu Hoard of Health granting to
i"1"" '"
qulllo Itlver for tho outlet or tho the aero corps, returning hero today
proposed sower HyHtem. Tho council,,.. .. ,..,, .u-f-..,,,, ,,,,.. frn, Sl,
called n special meeting for tonight, , , . ,
lo consider resolutlonH for the sower !A,1,n"ha,) ml,c R,"U" r lr'
system, and other proposed paving!1'01'") H"1'1 roporls woro current
put heforo the council hy property ,,"ib tho null von In tho vicinity of
owners. 1
LEADERS EXECUTE
l-'IKIN'O
tiikkk mio hf.fohf,
SQL'AO AT .H'AIIK..
confessed They Were In Dasn
Plot to S'e City and Overthrow
1 (iarrlsou
tnr AmikUIM rtrtt to Cm IUr TlmM.I
KU PASO, Tox., April U. Thrco
ronfessed leailora of tho Dlnzlsta plot
'to solr.o .luaroz and ovorthrow tho
'Carran7.11 (rnrrlHon thoro last Sun
day, woro oxecuted hy 11 flrlnt; tninml
In Juarez this nioriiliiK.
IMMENSE estate in
HUNGARY PURCHASED
llouijlit Hy Kiihclllc, tho Vlidlulst,
anil includes CuMli With
:),- UludoUN.
ly ,twnilolo. I'lfM lo L'irM ll7 Tlnirt.l
.UltlCII. Switzerland. April 10
Jan Kuhellk, tho violinist, has Just
hoiiKht an (mmonso ostato In llun
Bary. Tho purchaso prlco Is t.UOO,
000 crowns $(10,000). Tho prop
erty In vdtuated at SSlKHioml-IIaza In
the Slownkol. Hcsldos n imtKiilfl-
,tcnt feudal castlo, tho proporty In
cludes vast areas or land, chiefly
forests. It has heon tho ancestral
homo or a hrnnch or tho Kreat lla
ho.Mloho family, onn or wliom, l'rlnco
ChlodowlK llohelloho, has now sold
It to Kuhellk. Tho ciutlo Is famous
for tho millibar of windows, 3li!i,
ono for each day of tho year.
It Is prohahlo tliat as an Invest
ment moroly, Kuhellk has made a
good purchaso, lor forcBta In Aust-
rliflluiiKiiry havo Kono up enor
mously In value slnco the outbreak
of M10 war, so many millions flf
trera havo boon dostroyeii, noi ouij
throuKh actual artillery flro as In
the principal war zones In Oallcla,
hut also In clearing tlio ground for
military roasons, as was dono round
Crncow and Trlesta.
Rocontly Kuhellg has had an es
tate at Hojchor, near Kolln In Ho
homla, hut this ho has now Bold.
NEW FRENCH HELMET
A GREAT SUCCESS
in; AtMCltlod Titm to Com nf TlrnM.J
PARIS, April II. Siugcona
sldor tho auccess of tho now holmct
of the. French army so enecuvo ui.v
the possibility or a return to tlio
old days when tho chest ami antiu
nion woro protected by armor Is
being borlously considered. Doctor
Roussoy has Juat stuted befora the
modlcal academy that the number
or mon font to tho hospital with
slight woiindB doubled betwen tho
month or August w'hon tho holinet
was first nut Into uso and the month
of January when tho army was still
only partially equipped with it. J1H3
enormous Increase Is supposed to In
dltato tho percentage of dead from
bullots and shell fragments In the
head has diminished In a . corres
ponding proportion.
ABOUT ADVISE IS THE PREPONDERANCE OF QUANTITY OVER QUALITY
GJons
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1916 EVENING EDITION.
NEWS OF FRONT
Arrive at Columbus Today
With Story Villa Died of
' Blood Poisoning.
ui 10 111 i injiii, ruuuwuu
By American Troops.
MAN BE ANOTHER RUSE
Military Men Reallo This Possli.
Ity and Arc Still Chasing tlie
Villa Hands Some Nut hen Say
Villa Had I tot It Legs Ih-ukfii
tllf AHOfllc. lVr'n In f'on llr Tlmrn.J
COLP.MI1PS. .V. M.. April 11.
UoulonuntH Darguc and Oorrell of
I'jmntu Ana, 70 mllca southwest or
Chihuahua City, that Villa died of
blood poisoning caused by wounds.
f Story of Ills night
' Othor reports Indicated that Villa
'was In flight closely followed hy
Anierlcnn troops south of Parra; nnd
near tho ourango border.
.May He a Huso
Military authorities realize that
tho report of Villa's death may ho
anothor ruso to throw tho AniorlcnnB
"off of what Is termed a -'hot trail"
(but novortholcsB, tho flyors said
there was no tondoncy nianlfcsted to
liolltllo tho story.
SiiiM-oiind Ono Hand
Tho nvintora Information Indicates I
that tho American cavalry havo en
tirely Biirrotiniled tho dotachmont
which Is roportcd to havo boon car-!
tying Villa on a litter. Villa was
last reported to (Ion. Porahlng ns
having been In tho vicinity of Huea-
''bulrlachlc, west of Parral. This
.would place him in tho midst of dlf-
foront dotachments of American
troops.
Tell" of HeliiK Shot
If ho Is doad It may ho that the
end enmo while various forcos woro
'uronnrlnir to close In on him. Nn-
'lives said Villa wan shot through
both logs, ono of thorn Imlng broken
vhllo nnothor allot lodged In Ills
stomnch.
PETITIONS OUT
VOTKRS SK.'X FOR SPKCIAL ROAD
IIOXD i:i.i: TIOX
Ask for icMi-ooo bhim ! R"i" ''w
Per Cnt Interest Reilccni One
Tenth A ally Alter ." Veins
First potltlon to tho county court
asking a special election to vote nn
tho road bonds was circulated her
this morning and waa llborally
signed bek'oro noon. It callrf for
$30'-', 000 of bonds, Instoad of $:570,
000, as first advocated. A total of
$3,000,000 was loppod off tlio $21,
100,000, assessed valuation of th
county Inst year, bocauso of tho O
and C. lands nnd the Southern Ore
gou lands. On this valuation tw
per cent Is asked for road bonds.
To Vote at Prluinrlt's
Tlio oloctlon Is expoctod to bo ho'
con-!wmi ti,0 prlinarlos, May 10
tt()n foOWB.
Tho pa
"To tlio Jlouorablo County Court of
Coos County:
"Wo, tho undersigned reglstoro
voters, respoctftilly petition that yo
call a s)o?lal oloctlon for tho purpose
of submitting to tho voters of tit 1 -
county the question or Issuing boudr 1
to piovlde for tho construction of
permanent roads In this county, I
, r , , ,,. ,.,,,,,, t5,xtv
tho amount of Three lluntliotl hlxty
two Thousand Dollars $3C2, 000.00)
to run fourteen years oach. Th
aforesaid bonds shall boar Intoro'
nt five per cent par annum; to 1
redeemed ono-tenth annually, be"
nlng at tho end or tho fifth year.
Llbhy Coal, $n.00 ton, Phono 72.
HEAROTHER
RUMOR
mu
MEMHFR OP T1IK ASSOCIATION
COOS RAY GETS
'thrf.k, TiiofSAXD is phoviihid
I FOR COOS RIVF.R.
The.se Items Ale Included In Hill
Passing Lower lloint.' of Con
gress Today.
I Mr AtnoruioJ TirM u Cx Hr Tlm.)
WASHINGTON, I). (!., April it.
The house luu Just passed tho river
and harhor hill, carrying $70,001) for
t'ooH Hay and $3,000 for Cooa Itlver.
The $70,000 Is for maintenance of
the government liar dredge Col. P. S.
Mlchlc, nnd tho $3,000 Is for dredg
ing the Coon Klvor.
T IS PICKED UP
STKAMIIH IIKIi IX TOW OK TIIU
liAKMK TOHAV
Was Koiiiul Off Cape l-inltery Ves-
tcnhiy With .Her Tull Shaft.
Hrokeu
llr Amim Intel l'rr lu Cmm llr Tlmn.
SHATTI.H, Wnsh., April 1 1. Tho
Hteam achoonor Ileo, which was
Idcked up south of Capo r latttr
yesterday with hor tall shuft broken,
passed Port Townscnd today In tow
of the Btcamor I.altmo.
1
i:i,KCTi:i TO HKMOCHATIC COM
MITTliK FROM IOWA
ju,.ni,,
Cummins for Presldeiital
Candlilnte (.'its Itlg Reiubllcan
Vote In Primary
inr AmocUIM Tim to Co n Tlnin.i
DKS MOIN'KS, la.. April 11. Re
turiiH from yosterday'n primary, W.
W. Marsh lod by a wldo margin for
j'Democratle National cominlttocman.
'.Senator Cummins, Republican cnuill-
dato for Prcsldont, was far ahead
of tho niimbor of votou caut for Prcsl
dont Wilson.
EXPLOSION IS FATAL!;;
ritKSS .Ml Mi AT DUPO.NT WORKS
HI.OWS UP.
One .Man Is Killed mid Tho Others
liijuied In Accident
Xiar
Scrautou, Pa.
(llf AnW'UtM !( l ('"" "7 TIiiim.)
SCRANTON, Pa., April II. Tho
m 03H mill of tho Oupont Powdor
works at Mooalc, near horo, blow l K
today, killing one man. two oiuors
were Injured.
$70,000 FOR BAR
mm
MEMBER
CHIEF DISCHARGED.
MAVOR (.il.l-.. OK SIIATTU:,
MISSUS poi.ici: IIIIAH.
Dlffercuco HeKiiidlug lh Prohibition
I.nv Said to He Cunso of
(lie Trouble.
OXi: TIIOl'SAXI) CASUS
of iikkh si:ii:i
'
lr Amo. UIkI rr 10 . nr 1 linn
SKATTMC, Wash., April J I.
A thoiibitnd ciuob of beer
was solzod today on a scow
. lu tho hurbor. Tho ownor
' ship of tli3 huor lias not yet
been determined.
,
'
4
SIOATTI.i:, Wash., April 11. jco-opoiatlon or Carrnnza troops con
Mayor OIH today asked Chlof of tlnuo.
Pollco Imuk to resign Immediately.
A written ioiiiest merely 3uld:
.tiriti...i.. ...iIm.. luti ,1tlfillu I lin
1. .IIIWIII u.i. ..,. m.v .
llovo the best interests of tho city!
would bo served by your reslgnu-
tlon,"
"Is unde.stood differences over
the prohibition luw were back of tho
1
trouble.
Wits Reprimanded. -
Mayor Olll reprimanded I.ang last
week for making arrests without a
proper warrant, in violation, tecord-
Ing to tho mayor, of lib. lopeated
orders.
COOS BAY TIMES WANT ADS
Low Cost High Efficiency
tm?s
1'HF.SS
REPORT THAT
IS
Rumors, Unofficial and Uncon
firmed, Come to Carranza
Washington Embassy.
SOI BELIEVE IT
Nothing Said In Army Dis
patches, But Story, It Is
Said, May Be True. '
COMES FROM QUERETARO
Kcpoi-tN Tlittl Villa Was Wounded
and llcliig Carried 011 I, liter nnd
Hardships of Flight Over .Moun
tains (.'Ives Color of Truth
TIIIXKS Vll.liA WAS
Klliljl:i IX AITIOX
IB; AmvpIIix1 Vtt to f Tllf Tlmi
QUKm-yi'AUO, Mexico, Ap
ril 11. Tho war department
today announced It has rea
son to bolleve that Villa was
killed lu action and that
searching parties had been
sent out to find tho body.
inr AmotUIM I'm In Co lli Tlm.)
WASIIINOTOX, I). C, April 11.
I I'lioiiiciai mm iiucouiirmuii rupurui
'Hint Villa Is dead reached Cnrrnnzn
embassy today nnd wns given some
degree of crodouco by the officials
hero. Tho roportB were represented
ns having coino from Qucrotnro.
They woro unsitlmtantlatod by thn
latestcst dispatches to tho war "ml
stete dopnrtment.
May He True Story
Tho clrcumntantlal reportn o"
Villa's recent Injury, hownvor, nnd
tho rigors of his long nnd hurried
Hlght In which ho an been vnrlounly
reported as being carried on a litter
or In a rarrlago over rough trallH
gave color to tho possibility that he
may havo died,
Rig Force lu .Mexico
Official estimates of the numbor
of troops In .Mexico on tho border
for omorgoncy nro given at the war
lopartmont today us IHJiiiU, (Ion.
orshlug has about 12,000 men In
I.MoxIco, Including thosa holding tlio
'lines ot communication.
hiffi:ri:xt stohiks arc iikahd
iiv ar.mv at froxt.
mo
Say Villa Was Silk, While
Others .State Ho Won
Alifj to Walk.
llj AMofltlM I'n-M to Cixx liar Tlroro.J
PHItSIIINO'S lli:AI)QUARTi:itS,
r FRONT, April 10. (Moxlcan
JTolograph to Jnaroz.) Retiowcd ro-
REPORTS CONFLICT
l)l,S.'l,ortH IU0 received horo by (loneral
I Pershing that Villa U dead mid
burled, These reports am under In-
jvostlgatlon. Meanwhile tho hunt for
l)0 villlstas Is prliceodlng with 10-
nowed vigor with tho urrlval at tho
front or Pershing.
Reports Are IKff.'ient.
Mexicans who saw Villa on hl.i
flight south said tho bandit looked
emnclated n week ago. RoportB,
however, are conflicting. Ono said
Villa was able to walk, ludlcamiK
bis log wa. not broken.
Hitter Ton 111 (I Villa.
MoxIcuiib In this section are well
disposed toward tho Amorleuus and
blttor toward Villa, Tho Amorlcau
lino uf communication Is now about
100 mllo.i long. Itoports of friendly
MOTE IS DELIVERED
IIAXDKD TO AMF.HICAX KMHASSV
AT HKRI.I.V
is a Rt-ply (' American hiiiulry Re-
gnrdlug Sussex and Four OthT
Vessels
llf AwMlitoJ rrM to foot IUf Tlmw 1
UK It LIN, April 11. The govern
ment's reply to the American Imiulr
les regarding the stoainor Susnox nnd
four other vessels sunk or damaged
Svns delivered today to tho American
I Consolidation of Times Const Mnll
mill Coos liny Ail vert I bit.
TIS
OKHMANS AIIH COXCIIXTHATIXO
liOIIT AT OXH POIXT
(Jims Operated Hy I'rench it( Dead-
man's Hill HnKo Kvery Teutonic
Advance
IB Asocll4 Trrm to Com Bj TtmM.J
PARIS, April 11. --Tho normun
general offoiiBlvo against Verdun,
which bognn Sunday over a in mile
front, In being rcstricrcd In tho latest
fighting to n two nillo front on the
west sldo of tho rlvor Mouse.
Along tlieso IlTiOO yards of trench
es, thn Fronch up to yesterdny had
succeeded lu barring further Teuton
ic advance and In seizing their ar
tillery, which Ib raking ovory florunn
advance on tho cast sldo or tho rlv
r. Tho object of tho present npora
tlous Ib now tho historical l.o Mort
lloiitrno of Dcnilmnn's 1 till. which bars
tho way of tho Oorlnnus to further
advanco west of tho rlvor.
IS
OKHMAXV WII.I DKI.IVKIt ARMS
TO SWITZHHIiAXII
1'iviicIi I'lrm Wim t'mible to I'lll the
Order When Called Upon
1 Recently
Inr AmkUIh I'rtH to Cikm llr Tlmn.1
HKRMN', April 1 1.. (Wireless
lo Snyvlllo.) Tho first Installment
of 1G centimeter llowltzorn with
nmmunltiou, which woro ordered In
klormuny nftor a French nrm nail
Mieon iiuablo to supply tho guns, will
arrive In Switzerland within tho uoxt
Jfow days, tho Zurlcher Pont nn
mouncos, Tho nowpaper polntB out
'this Is tho host answer to tho reports
Uwltzotnolnotaolnot noadl tth dTca
that normally Intends to lnvado
Swltzorlnnd.
PASSES TRE HOUSE
RIVKRS AND IIARHOHS Hll.h
APPROVKH TODAV.
IS
Carries Approprlntlon of Forty Mill
ion Dollars Cues to tho
Semite For At (Ion.
llf AmocIiIM Timw lo Cmm llf TlniM.J
WIASIIINHTON, D. ('., April 1,1.
Tho Rivers and Harbors appropria
tion hill, carrying $10,000,000, win
passed by tho houso today by 11 voto
of 210 to 133. Now It goes to thi
senate. Motion to recommit and
cut tlio appropriation to $20,000,000
was mado by Itopresentatlvo Hum
phrey, hut wiib defeated.
Supported Uy Maim.
Humphreys' motion was .iiipported
by Itupuhllcau header Mann. An
aiiioiidinant by Representative Hood,
of Iowa, adopted alter a hard fight,
provided that no part or tho appro
priation was to be used for work
done by prlvato contract ir tho con
tract prlco was morv than 25 pir
lent in excess of tlio estimated cost
of doing tho work by tho govorn
ueut. T ALL REPORTS
SF.XATORS WOKMi KXOW AIIOI'T
KTAXDARD Ollj
Ask for Details hearueil In Hie In-
eslgutlons Kliict Corporntloii
Whs Dlssohed
(II; Awuv.!'1! !'( I" '' ll7 TIium.J
WASIIINOTON, I). C, April It
Without debate, tho Kouutu today
adopted u resolution by Kenyon, Ro
pitblioau, directing tho attorney Ken
oral, If not Incompatible with tho
public Intorost, to submit to tho Sen
uto all reports or Investigations mado
by tho department Into the Standard
Oil Company since thn supremo court
Idecreu of dissolution.
f SPV IS PIT TO
' DHATH IX I.OXDOX
Dr Awltl ITcm li. Coot nr Tlmn I
LONDON. April II. -A spy
was put to death lu Loudon :
today, according to tin official 4
announceintnt.
'
Dr. II. K, Kelly, Dentist,
Coke Hldff. Phono M'-i-I,
201
FROM
SHORTER
ELK
US
WAN
CITY EDITION
Foor O'clock
No. 222
0
A Few Elements of French
Trenches Taken During
Fight Last Night.
BERLIN "CONFIDENT
Points to Progress In Difficult
Section and Loss Inflict
ed Upon French.
DEADMAN'S HILL IS CENTER.
Assault. Is still Hcliig Dlrocfal
Against That Point Number of
Ficucli Prisoners Taken Is ,
Increased Vcsterday.
(n ArvlIM PfMi to Cooo n7 TlramJ
LONDON, April II. Tho German
assault on Verdun Is still centered
on Dcadmnu's Hill, west of the
Men no. Advancing from Corboaux
wood, thn (Ioniums last night gulnod
a few olomonta of Fronch trenches
Otherwise, Paris aumntneen tldoy
wcro heaiuii back with heavy lossos.
llotwcou Dounumont nnd Vnux,"
enst of tho Mouse, tho OormiuiB nUo
renewed tho nttaclc but gained no
success, Paris Bays.
Itcillii Is Confident,
llerlln views tho Verdun oporntlon
confidently, pointing to tho ground
gained lu tho difficult region nnd
tho losses luflictod on tho French.
It announces tho numbor of un
wounded prisoners taken lu tho
fighting enst of the Mouse yester
dny was incrca.icil to .111 officers nnd
I'i'M men.
i;itlsli Repulsed.
Tho Ilrltlsli made a strong hand
grouado attack last ulglit after an
Intensified artillery preparation
ngulnst tho Herman positions south
'of Ht. ICIol, but woro completely ro
'pulsod, llerlln ntntes,
F
LOST WIIH.V SPANISH STUAMHU
IS DFSTHOVF.R.
Tho Kitntniitleiiuo Is ReporttMl Sunk
ly n Torpedo, In Renter Dis
patch From Madrid.
tllf AaiorUtfl rrtw In Cono ll, TIuim.)
LONDON, April II. A Router
dispatch from Madrid days that four
of tlm crew of the Spanish Btcamor
Kantauderiuo, which Ih roported
sunk by a torpedo, woro drowned
and tho reimiludur landed.
Ilrltlsli Hoat Iost
Lloyd's reportn tho Rrlttsli steam
er lC'hiHtou, 3701! tons gross, missing
and probably mink. Tho crow was
saved.
( HASKS MKRCHAXT CRI'IHKR
OI-'K OAPi: HKXRV
Incident ReKirtcd hy Passengers Ar
living at .Now Vork on tho
Metupan '
III, AtrotUUI rrr lo Cooo n TloiM.
NKW YORK, April H.-Passen-Y,ort
arriving hero today on the
steamer Motapan said n Ilrltlsli war-
dhlp was observed yostorday off Cape
Lllonry. She pursued a tramp sicam-
et and flrod a Bhot ocross uie oow.
Tho stoainor thou raised tho Union
Tack and tlio crulsor ubandoned the
'l.'tSO.
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$
KOl'XR X13AR TAI-KV TAV13IIN
Udy's whlto glovo. Owner may
havo artlclo by paying for this ad
at iimoB Office.
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Its
.OST Unity ring. RcHard
roturn to Tlmos Office.
for
I'OK KALIv Rntlre furnishings of
tho Anderson roomlng-houBO, also
restaurant equipment; center .of
busluesj district. Will soil cheap
for cash, l.oaso given on building
R desired. Mrs. Thos. Anderson,
Paiidon. Oregon.
FOR SALK 13 il. fl, " '
pot. 30 In. wide; $1 00 per yard.
Phono 370-J.
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