PfftSEVERANCg, PATIENCE
TTTnCD THAT
Ar BELIEVES IN THE BEST
AND ALWAYS BOOSTS
a PI PAN WHOLESOME
A CU NEWSPAPER FOR ALL
SOUTHWEST OREGON HOMES
Vol. No. XXXIX
fill Go Forward Within Next
Forty-eight Hours, it is
Announced
Assurance of Good
Keeping Promises
is Asked For
Faith in
Made
VIOLATION IS CHARGED
ft Moure Shows Thai Xot Only Sus
se llnl Other Ships as Well Were
Attacked Contrary lo
Agreement
Df AHwlale.1 I'rcal In Puna liar Tlnica.)
WASIIINHTI.V. 1). C, April 11.
Alter a prolonged eublnut muting to
day, It was announced Hint a com
munication to Germany would go ror
arJas plnnncil, prohahly within the
next 48 hours. It wns buIiI tho ease
V88 complete without tho affidavits
from survivors which arrived today
on tlio steamer St. I'aul.
In Violation
Tho plan to present tho Amorlcan
rase ramu with tho accumulation of
evldenco that not tho Huseox alono
but other ships an well' woro Una
Iroypil In viohitlon of (lormnny's
promises to tho United States.
Wauls Evidence
With tho statement of fact will ho
a demand for ovhlcnco of UoTinuny's
rcuiI faith to innko good lier assur
ances. .Nothing la tho natiiro of a
tlmo limit will ho attached, It was
unJerstood.
flSlOlEfl
fOJlJI.l.VDKUS KNOW OK 1I PLO
MATIC PltOOUESS
lining llmids or Mi'.vlcans Are He
puled In the Xnilhern rati
nr the Connlry
ID) AinxltlM 'mu In Cooa liar Tlmfa.
COLl'MUl'S, O., April 11. Com
manders of Amorlcan troops along
tho American lino of communications
ro being kopt Informed as to Iho
process of diplomatic rolntloiiH bo
tcen tho United Stntos and tho Car
rauza governmont, it wns learned
today.
HarLwl wlro ontnnglomontB lmvo
been "'f0n np at Colonla I)uhlun,
A-nsloii and Uauu Clrandcs, and ad
ditional ontrenchmonts and rlflo pita
dus,
Heport liming Ilnndi
I'nofflrial reports reaching hore
Indicated that roving handH of Mex
icans hctwe -n horo and Cusus annul
m aro Increasing dully.
Howover, (leneral Qoinox with
J-000 Carraniatas, four pieces or ar
""ervand 12 machine Kn8 vns ro
JorM today to l,o a roV miles west
"f tlio nioior Hly ,.0(0 botwoon
'oca drui.des and AswhibIoii. Two
"my air m outs loft horo todny on a
"' or ''"'".uouneed destination.
A -
"
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t
s'.mi.i:i.Ar,CIX(J rAHK
"MNSTTIIB BXniJ.SlI
""AMO,U"'-M.a.,o,,T1,Ie..
'ON'DOX. Anrll 14 rini
"Ulc-mpnt was reached In tho
l'HiasO IllPilt linnlfnro
ense
'"ay when a
chock was
""HI (1 o
representatives
" "ie companlos for tho
H"i""t agreed
upon ycater-
,ia Tho
C0Sl,
sum Is not dls-
4,
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l'.V OK KKBXCII SHIP
HAS iKK.v laXDKI)
'i, April
pacl't Jalmo
H. Tho.
H reached
'ima iin
1e MaJoren with lm
Cr6W Of Din T-i. ....
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Kelly, Dentist, 201
Phone 112-J.
BUI NOTE
EH. 10 SEND
CONTAINS DEWlAWDi
fll
Established JH7H
Ah TIio Coast Mall
E. BILL SGDIES
h.os axoeles j()i:s faii to top
ok pehci:xta(ie column
Itnln Checks Aro Issued in Eastern
Scries for Second Time This Sea-
miii Illy Crowds KcKiit
PKItCEXTAOES OK
COAST LEA(it'E
I .OH AllgoloH
unuinntl . 0
.di
Vernon n
Portlnlid I
Kan KrunclHc 5
S.1lt Luko 2
.no i)
.nut
.r.on
.250
inr AawwiatM rtrm In t.Vo liar Tlmra.
OAKLAND, April I I. Tho llpn
vors bo far havo failed mlseralily in
inciting their stride and nro kicking
about lower than Judge MeCrcdle
figured thoy would. I.ns AngclcH,
howover, Iuih taken again to the top
of tho scoro Bheot and Is walloping
l'.or way through to victory.
Tho tKoroH of yosto.duy In Hip
Coast I.enguo follow:
('oust l.cami(
At Oakland:
. U If B
Portland r . . . 5 s '2
Oakland Ill 17 1
HattcrlcH: llartutl, Solhoion,
Clarko nnd Fisher. Iloulio; Martin
and Klllolt, (trlfflth.
At Salt I.ako:-o
It II
I.os Angoles
(! 7 1
I S I
llusslor;
Salt Lake
llattorlps: Hynn , and
Hall,. Klttery and Jaunuk.
At Voruon:-
U II B
Snu Krnnolsco
.0
:i :t
A'nrnon ...'. n 17
Ilnttorics: llaiini, Corhott and
pulvoda;. Qiilnn and Spencer.
So-
TII K HKi MCAOl'tCS
I f 17 AMofUlM rrrn iu hwi lit; TIoim.1
X13W YORK, April M. Ic tho
second tlmo this season rain checks
woro Issuod at tho grounds yesterday.
In tlio National, Ilostou uud Hrook
lyn woro also halted. t
Tho si'oroa follow:
Aiiiorlcau League
At Clovoland St. Louis, I; Clovo
Inud, U.
At Chicago Dotrolt, (1, . Chicago,
S.
AL Ilostou Philadelphia, '2; lies
toir S.
At Xow York Washington, Xow
York, wot grounds.
National LeaKuo
it -Urooklyn Hoston, irrooklyn,
wet grounds.
At Plilludolphla New York. 2;
1'hlladolphla. 0.
At Cincinnati Chicago a; Cin
cinnati, 8.
At St. Louis- Plttshurg, l; Mt.
Louis, 0.
IS
CIIIBK BXOIXBBU OK S. P
IIKIti; XBXT WBBK
urn
Says l'nip(iia Draw Will He KinMied
Last or June Freight Ser
vice Then
Chlor Bnglnoor Hood will visit
Coos Hay noxt week going to Port
laud na a witness lu tho It A. lirahnm
suit Tor $80,000 against tho company.
Mr. Hood says tho Umpqua draw will
bo douo tho lust or Juno ami through
rrolght Borvlco will start soon after
wards. CJIVliS HACK
PAHT OK MOXBV
TAKICS
llohls l'i Conductor of a Street Car
and flets Bight Dollars iu
' Cnsli
rnr Ao-ilea rre to Cota nar TlmM.J
SPOKANE. Wusli., April H.B.
O. Yandomo, a atroot oar conductor,
was fobbod or ?8 hy a highwayman
today while tho car was nt tho end
of tho lino. Whon Vandorno told
the jobber A or tho money was his
norsonnl.proinity. tho lilghwavman
old revolver
., Itlr. 41 nrtfl fin
"tt u ii t I
wltli liutructioiis to shoot
tno noxi
man who tried to hold him up
Oil
08
GEIEROUS
AND PERSISTENCE PAY - LOAFING AND LOTTERY LOSE
MARSHFIELD, OREGON,
- FUKTOM IS H
FULL G0NTR0LI
Given Authority to Handle the
Mexico Situation as He
Sees Fit'
? ilS 30,000 TROOPS'
Secretary of War Baker Re
fuses to Discuss Ques
tions of Policy
OFFICIALS AWAIT ACTION
Will Xot Make Any Announcement
llcgai'illug Paiml Ini'lileiit I'nlU
Itepoits Are Itccohrd Direct
I'i'oiii Army Officers
(fir AMorlalel TrnHi In Cool IU Tlinr. I
WASIIIXOTOX, I). C, April 1 I.
Secretary Palter today decline.: to
discuss questions of policy' raised by
Carrnnza's note requesting the with
drawal of the Amorlcan troops from
Mexico, but said there had lieon no
cliniigo yet In I'unston's orders. Tho
border commander's hands aro on
tlroly freo, ho said, to make any
necessary disposition of tho '.10,000
uuiu under his command.
All Lert To Kmislon
Tho dispatch of troops to Btrongth-
'on tho supporting lines or shifting
of border forces to places best ad
apted to eventualities, are matters
which Kunston himself Is only to
Judge, iu tho war department's view.
Await Oflclal Version
Tho official version of tho Parral
Incident Is awaitlcd anxiously. Slnco
Civrranaa sharply criticised tho
American conunandor for entering
ll'arrnl, officials hero feel It Is notes-
nary to have tlio Amorlcan offlcorn'
own roport hoforo any concluiilon can
"lie reached.
Stories Are' Varied
Consul Bdwurds said Americana
reachliiK Bl Pasa from tho Interior!
of Mexico drought varlod rumors o
tho fighting at Parral hut no confir
mation of the lepurl that lot) ,w
leans were killed. All his Informa-
Hon was that tho Amorleans rotlrod
fiom i'urral Wodnosduy nnd tlioro
was no news or rurtuor unsiiiiiies.
Tim arrival lu .Mexico City lust nlKlit
of Currnnwi wan reported by Spoclnl
.Agout Uogers,
nrn tut irfinrnni tacoma. wash., Apm i l .1
hr r Inr r II Mr hi U0I,B 0,1, -a ll0"s, tl10 J,iry '"
ULLIV I ML LLliULMUvano of Arthur "Monk" Yo
.'KICBIIS II.WK BK.'IIT AltHI-ST-lwltli
)l
i;i) IX HHMII PLOT CASH
.Now- Looks lir Men Who Kliiiinred.
Orguiilcd and Directed the
Conspiracy
Hr Aaw" UloJ Crma lo ( Uar Tlin.
NBW YORK, Apill 1 I. Tim
ntteuta of tho department of Jim
and tho foderal pronoentors who al-1
ready lmvo oight mon under urrnstj
... ..,. .. ........ I.... in I1I..1..
Oil tllO I'lllirgO Ul aiH'MIHMI I" "inn
in. niiinltloii shins, still sought to-,
! day tho prlnclpuls who organized, fl-'ofriclula and tax payera will be rep
'ni.ncod and directed tho allog.Jd con- rwouted at the gathering and thero
a pi racy,
OLD CASE IS UP;:
VltOK. COXI.IX AIIHBSTBD AT SAX
KIIAXCISCO
Clinked Willi Defrauding Late Copt.
O'Jvelley Out r Three TIioiimiiiiI ,
Dollars i
(Snoclal to Tlio Tlmoa)
n..r ttnl.tIIPIA I....IIM I llw.r '
Xlexandor Claudo ConlJn waa nrroat-
Ht:L,i imm mi ,jn ..id Indlotmont for de
frauding tho lata Capt. O'KnUoy of
"Marshflold out of $3,000 in tho'inias-
n), daughtor soaneo sovon years ago. i
O'Kolloy'fl ovldonca bororo tlio grand
jury at that tlmo Is to bo used to J
... ..
endeavor to convict. Conlln rurnlBliod"man or Myrtio roini. u'eu anout ju
a fn8b ball. hoars, Is .dead, at his homo, according
'io word received horo this morning, of contompt ror criticising mo suu-
Slaco tho alleged fraud was carrlodfllo was a inombor of tho grand Jury cormnlttoo Invoatlgutlng th lm
out, which attracted much attention Mast Soptombor, and waa very wall jwaehlpc ohargea brought against
at tho tlmo. Mr. O'Kolloy died In this fknovvn In tho Myrtio oPInt country, .lilra by Jtoprawntutlva mielmnun.
city.
FOIt IlKXT Xenly fuiiilslied mod
-. Vninf.nlnii' -i.nr..l 1nr.nttnfi
' ..-o o
l I S. Kaufman
wUU
MBMUBK OF TUB ASSOCIATED
FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1916 EVENING EDITION
PES I SUCGESS'AITACK HE
!OV. JOIIXSOX OK CALIFOItXIA
expresses himself
Sliows (loml Will Toward llepuhli-
can Convent ion lint. Is Still
A Progressive
lllr Aficlalp,1 Vttn (n Cn II kt Tlnirt.l
SAX KRAXCISCO. April 11.-"I
wish you, with your party, over
whelming success" said (lovpinor
-
Johnson, Progressive candidate for
o iiresldunt. four years ago, in
an open letter htMu today to a group
of caudlduluH for "loctlon as dele
gates to the republican nntlannl con
vention designing themlesves united
republicans.
He said he would continue to he
a progressive as long as that party
lasts, "or until tliero shall ho what
every man who follows passing J
events looks forward lo a Joint ae
tlon upon the common ground of the
I progressiva and republican parties
at national conventions. '
OOVBIIXMBXT THOOPS AXI IIBIU
i:ls ix a clash
According to Itepoits deceived (ho
Casualties llesiiltlug I'roiu llat-
tlo Xiiiubered ICighty
lllr Awocllcl rrrH to Com llaj Tlmn.
llOXO KOXO. April 11. Fighting
between tho governmont troops mitt f-
revolutlonlsts took phico at Canton
last night, whon tho soldiers opposed
the lauding of the rebels,
unities numbered thirty.
Tho cub-
Ak
aaa
PIH.B KKHITBH KATIIBIt
OK I'lKTII CHILH
lllr AaaoflatJ Trna I rwn Bay Tlmn.l
CHICAGO, April 1 I. An
eight pound hay wan born
to tho wife of Jobs Wlllard
last night. Ho Is tlio firth
"THilld.
FGHTNG
Mi MOT GUILTY
.ll'llV HBTLMIXS VBIIDICT IX KA.,nvul of tlio troops.
MOCS TACOMA CASH
Ucrentlant Charged Willi I'orgery In'11'0 "nltwl Btntoa fully oxpocted to
Coiiuectloii With Looting (
Stato Kunds
'Or AitiKlalM I'rvia lu Com liar TlniM.)
After
tho
Ollllg,
charged with forgo.-y iu ronnortlnn
tho looting or the statu Indus-
trial insuranco ruuus or neany i.mi,-
OOOreturned a verdict or not guilty n
.tills morning
I'O DISCUSS TA.YIvS
Conreieiico
lo lie Held lu
This .Month
Portland
(Spoclnl to The Tmos)
POHTLAXD, Aro., April II.
l.fiifnrotwa .ill IflVll f If 111 U'lll lw
A
held
.w,......,,. .... ........ . '(
'at Portland oiu April 2S. i'iMiiut
will ha free and open apeocli which
lt Is oxpectod will bo bonoflclul. 'lliot
;Confeionco Is c.illod by tho Orogonibut woro ropulsod, accordliiK to ro-
Kulionui rax iteionu Aaaociniiou.
-
MBXICAXS IMItBD OX
. IXAUMBD AMBHICAXS
(Spoclal to Tho Tlnua)
(11 AniHWlatfil l''"i i" f raj Itiura.
SAN ANTONIO, Toxaa.
April II. -The Americana
on whoifi MexliKina at Par
ral fired woro unarni'd ac
cording to un unnnnfirined
vurslou of tho ineldont cur
rant in Chihuahua and
trnnatiilttod to FuiiBton to
day. DIBS AT MVUTI.B POIXT
C. V. Sunford, woll known young
' ...... . ... ....
.
FOH SALIJ Xew fl-rooiii liuiign-
low, completely JTurnlhlfnl; .Vorlli
Tenth ktivet, N. S. Matt.son, phono
o35(
mmts
PItKSS
Band of Probably Forty
Mounted Men Start Fight
But Are Driven Off
BUTTLE SHOOT OIE
No American Casualties. But
One Villa Man Reported to
Have Been Killed '
TROUBLE WAS ON APRIL 12
. .. . . i
Is .Made hy Teutonic Knives on Posi
tions South or lloiiainout llut Kvl
ileiilly Itesiills Were Xot v.r
Any Impoitaiico
tllr Aworlal.! Vroni lo Piu IU, TlinM.J
i i.u.Miu.x, April II. Tlio rrencii
tnonltlons near Hill N'o. Ml) I In tlio
Verdun section west of Meuso woro
subjected to violent bombardment
last night. Bast of tho river there
l'j a recrudescence of activity on tho
pnrt of tho (lemmas, although no
heavy actions nro rerordotl In the
JiFioneh civninunlentlon. A small at
tack on tlio French positions nouth
of DounmouL was repulsed,
TO
SK.CHKTAUV
LAXSIXd
TKBAT
WILL
Denies Agreeing to Withdraw Troops
at Certain Time anil Will Xot
at ProM'iit
(llf AaaiHlatn.1 l'rr lu Con liar TImim.)
WASIIIXOTOX, 1). C, April II.
Secretary, Lansing announced today
that ho was preparing to trout with'
arraa7.u'a proposal for wlthdawul
j'of tho Amorlcan troops from Mexico.
iMIe uiluod however that no Immodluto
'wlthdritwal was In contemplation.
Will Inform Caiian.a
Tho United States will Inform
"Carrauza to that effect and discuss
j with him the time and manner of ro-
Tlio secretary h nnnoiinconioiit
j' was talten to moan that Inasmuch as
c
Ithdraw tho troops whon tho villa
fment will ho mudo.
I Denies Agreement.
j Secretary Lansing nald Iho United
AStutos hnd not agreed to restrict the
iiiinlHi'u iivtwiilliliiii In tlin lnriMloiv
" -", - ."- - '!
tit leached hy March 23, and ovident-
,y loro W( Homo miHnndorstandfng
:o, t.arraiua.H ,,Brl ,n (lml 10B,,0(.t,
(I
MAX!) OP' VILLA MBX
PLACB VICSTBIHIAV
They Weie llepulsed Aceordiug to
the Itepoits Which Are
Deceived
h Aatmlal.) I'im lu Cua Ila; TIium.J
TOItltKOX, April H. A band of
villUtas yoatortlay uttaoked Cauiurgo
u., ,fu ndvlcos rocalvml.
i lleport Ci'iiiu PniTtil
, AiU'Ikau lmn Imlnu ...... II... a ....!.
I in . rn.nna r. t, ml I .. .1... 11nHM..I
it... .UIVQ UlitbtlKUtl 111 HIM 1'illllll
V
Yli.lil it.n.. unila. ..n ....... .1 . 1 1 .. I....
'
...t,.v tium iii.t.s, uuijiuiiuiu til .mijvi
Tnilllili'InR nml llinl nt Innut mm
ON AUTO III
DISCUSS
flrnllT
ATTACKED
n nun
II ' ; "" "" "
"'Aniorleaii was killed mid sovoral
Moxlcuns wounded. Tho doath list
or .Mexicans 1s not known. Tho
troublo Is reported to liuvo lieon
liilfkly quelled
E
PKOXOl'XCBD AOAIXST I'XITBD
STATICS ATTOIIXBV MAIISHALL
i III AMM.UIM I'rra in Cuoa liar TIidm.1
WASHINOTON. D. C, April II.
U'li.0 houao auh-commlttea today sub-
.....l H..nn, ..Mn....n.l..u- ll.tltutl
hiiuuh ii'"i i"u': "
-StateasMarshall of Xaw York guilty
i nairmau jioun iiiiui-uiimi mo nuimu
thut ho would re'iuei-t no utlou bo
'tshPil for ut legst two woks In or
riir ti B've Marahall an opportunitv
to conoid' r it
CARD
CONTEMPT
K Consolidation of Times, Const Mull
ami Coos Hay Advertiser.
EIGHTY BDATS S
THAT XCMIIKlt DBSTItOVI'.l)
.MIXBS Oil srit.MAIHXKS
Inroi'inalhin Is Chen Out In Official
(oiiiiau Statement Made at.
Ilerlln Today
lj AHOfUtM l'nvi to Ctvoi tUy TIidmi )
11BUL1X, April I I. (Wireless
Sayvllle) A statement Issued
the Oormnn ndmlralty says that
to
by
In
the mouth of March 80 trading vosW
vuds belonging to hostile couiilrle
with an nggivgat" tonnnge
000 were sunk bv (lerinun
of 2(17,-suhiuar-
m or iniues.
T
llltl
TIKI!
IS
STBA.MBH
iti:ioitTi:i
INVBIILVOX
Sl'XK
Captain and Bleveu of Ciew SiivimI
Itul Blovcn Others In Small
Itoiit Missing
Ur Ammrlatr.1 I'ttwa to lSnm Ha, TlniM.J
QITBBNSTOWX, April II. Tho
Captain and It men of the IlrltUh
steaiuer Inverlyou lauded today nnd
roport'ul their vossol mink by a Hiib -
murine Tuesday. One of the res -
cued crew Is an American. Another
boat containing 1 1 men is nilfulun.
LOSSES ARE HEAVY
IIIHTISH HBPOItT
I'Olt MONTH OK
CASl'ALTII
KICHfttJAUV
:s
Two llrlgadler d'cueva Killed and
I'our Olliei-s Wounded Shown Iu
the List
lllr Aaam-tathl I'pjh it Cnna nar TImM
I.OXDON, April 1 1. .Tlio officers'
casualty list for February shown the
British lost 2(i:i killed, 597 'wounded
(nnd in missing. This brings the to
tal casualties since the beginning of
tho war to 23,1)02. Tho February
loHMoa woro the heaviest In Mov
optamla ami tlio Pondim gulf. During
tlio mouth two brlgadlor-gonornla
woro killed nnd four wounded.
C
u
rrnuiti axd pbiisiaxs pit cav.
ALHV TO KLK.IIT
Kngiigeiueiit Is With Three Ilegl
incuts According to Official State
ment from Constantinople
I Mr AaMrlalrl I'rraa to Oaoa Tar Thrina.)
COXSTAXTIXOPLB, April 1L
An official atatement says:
"A force of PerBluii worrlors and
Turkish detachments attacked tlireo
0
SUBMARINED
ATTACK
r.L.lnu.iii.iir IMlHlt.n ..nvHti-v nr.M.- Knl.,"' '" rtniBU IIOIOI III UUIU SIX O
biilak and put them to flight In the
direction of Uriimlnh. Otherwise
there were no Important ougago
inents." (DEFEAT THE TURKS
IIIHTISH CLAIM TO HAVB
KCOItKI) A VICTOUV
Stnteiiieut Says I'nciuy Is Driven
Hack Several .Miles lu Kugngo
liient On Tigris
llr Awodatisl 1'rtwi la Cw liar Tlm.l
I.OXDON. April I I. - Def-at of
the Tiirklah fores lu MiuopdtHinla
i by tho llrltlsli Is reported officially.
lu an eiigiiKomeut on the Tigris,
tho Turks wore driven buck from
one and a half to tlireo mil"..
LOOKS FOR FAILURE
CIIAIIDIAX STO.N'B COXFBUS
WITH LAXSINt.
llelJeves Unit Capture) id Villa Oui
Xever lie Aci'oiiipllslicd hy
United States
(nr Ao. latnl rra to Cuoa liar Tlmea.)
' WASIIfNOTON. 1). C. April H.
Chairman Stono. after eonforrln
with Seorotary Lansing aa.Ii!: '"The
problom confronting this govornmmtl
ia how long It would ho wise to P
tho expeditionary forco In Moxleo.
I have novor bolloved wo wouhl
ar lili-vo Hit capture of Villa Diar
had a price on Vil'u'a lie.ul for year
and c mid not 'ct him '
CITY EDITIO.
Foor O'clock
No. 223
French Position at Hill No.
304 in Verdun Section
Attacked by Germans
No
Heavy Action East of the
River Mouse Has Been
Reported '
ONE ATTACK IS REPULSED
lleport I'loin I'ront ilusl Itecelvcxl
hy Aeroplane to Chlhualuia Per-
hlilng Has MommI Ills Camp
Xi.ith CarranMi .Men Aid
IU AaioclalM Tfoaa lo Tuna lla, TltliM.
PKItSlllXdS CAMP AT KUOVT,
APHIL 12. (Aeroplano to Chihua
hua) About 10 mounted men, bo
llcvod to bo Vllllstas of aenerai itxr-
tango's command, nttackud last night
an uillo supply train. Thoy wo-o
Ibenlon off after a nhorl fight. Thero
woro no American casualties. Ono
Vllllsta wns killed.
.Moves Camp South
Pershing moved IiIh camp yester
day sooth, penetrating far Into Villa
territory, whore he round numerous
constitutionalist detachments under
nonornl (larxa, who gave the Amorl
caiui friendly grouting nnd co-opera-
titiu.
Trutcluig Ou Auto Train
Pershing travelled hern lu an auto-
mobile rain of supply trucks.
Tho fight, which (V.tcurred last
iilght, wns several miles 1n tho rear
it the automobiles carrying Persh
ing innil hltt escort.
IS
iIOIIV MOIIOAX OK BMPIItB IIAf)
PASSBD A WAV
Proprietor oT the Arago Hotel
Years and Widely Kuoivit In
(ho Locality
for
John Morguu, n pioneer icsldoul
of Bmpirn nnd one or the early hotel
proprletnin or this part of the slate,
IIetl at l o'clock this morning nt
1ila homo In that placo. Asthma wnn
the eauKo of death and had caused
him to bo In III health for uomo tlmo
past.
Mr. Morgan was about 00 years old
and wiih a native of Ilostou. Ho had
lived lu Umpire for about It) year.i
l""" '" ,0"K i10"0" WH" proprietor
fo tho Anigo Hotel
seven years ago.
Had .Many Friends
Mr. .Morgan una widely known in
tlio county and hud many old friends
who will regret to know of his deam
lie Is aurvlvtul rby a Iwldow, rwo
idaiiRhterM, Mra. .lumen Itoolie. wlfa
of Capt. Keoha or San FraiiPisco who
arrived hero a abort tlmo hoforo tho
donth. and Mias II. Morgan who enmo
i two yoam ago from Cnllfornlu to help
take euro of her fathor.' There are
also throe sons, nil or whom are eh II
onglnoora. They nro David Morgan
who la iu Alnakii. Aithur Morgan In
California and ('boater Morgan wno
rorontly oaiuo back la now al Bmplre.
Mr. Morgipi was a man wlto waa
hlilily roapoctod. He was highly
W'onsoloiulouB. a very much liked per
son and a flno man lu mnny w.iya, nu
iwnll as a hlatorlc character In south
woatorn Oregon.
Hitrlal lu Ciillfoinla
The funeral arrnngomonta hae nor
yet been definitely mudo but tlu body
will bo taken to 8an Pranelsro ror
burial.
ADHBUSTIIK IIUXS
"Stop thai want adv. I have at hi
my hundred liana and could havo
rold ono hundred dozen I bellove a.i
I rocelved ao many culls In reaponso
to tlfe adv." Thla wna a Hophono
fmoaaago racelvod from 0. V. Stew
art, tli la morning,
'wo lln wwit adv.
This was a small
that appeared in
iTha, Times only twloo. Tlmoa want
rda pet rmulla bperuge evoryono on
f'ooa Way roids Tin Timor.
Hr. I). P. Viuigluin. Dentlst, Hoow
"J, First Nnflniml Hunk building,
v Leslie, Oiteoputh, Mai'fchfleld.
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