The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, April 21, 1916, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextA IEARSMSABOUTTHE ONLY THING THAT IS SURE TO COME TO HIM WHO WAITS r-TT-u tuaT SAk - in i -rr: r . nADCU THAT flr BELIEVES IN THE BEST AND ALWAYS BOOSTS i PLEAN WHOLESOME flEVW "' -" w" "-- SOUTHWEST OREGON HOMES Vol, NoJOT I iboob fflau (Dttttttff Established 1K78 iXsTho CojiNt Alnl MKMRKIt OK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS EDJTIOK aatxsL OSEBUHG I 01 German Spy in the 'East Claims George Schutl machcr, Is Implicated ilElEIT I 1 T GOffiHIED VILLA PURSUIT SI SMIDSTILL MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1916 EVENING EDITION 1 Consolidation of Times, Const Mnll and Coot Buy Advertiser. No. 229 1XVESTIHATIOX MARE AIIOUT Al,. JiKHKI) VILLA lll'RIAIi United States Forces In Mex cio Are Awaiting Develop ments at Washignton Accused is German Chemist Trying to Discover a Cheap Poultry Feed LAUGHS AT THE IDEA TROQPSARE READY RECRUITS INCREASE more mex auk oitkp.ino TIIKIIt SERVICES l.'OU ARMY Stimulated Iso to TrtfH Mshlly tlio Sworn Slide nt That Us In One of Men In TIiIh Country imoiveii in ino i Jlonib Conspiracies (Br Aecltiel I'm lo Coot IUy TltnM.J nOSEOUUO. Ore, April. 21. George Sclinilninclier, living at Edlu tower river farm near lioro, (who tm named In a sworn Btatcinont hy llont ton tier (loltz as being Im plicated In tho liotnb plotn. Is a Oor min chemist. lis hnii Imnn nviinrltnoiilliiir In lln- MTercheap poultry feed. Ho Inuglied,10 tho front Ilt "'"co. t ilia Idea of his bolnir limillcated tho rvgnlnrH entered In the homb plots. I LOSE FIFED vissrii xot vict pulled IIANIION REACH OFF Ainerleim Military Aullioril'iH Un- nhlo (o Loiirn Any Details of t''o Situation tr AtfuvlttM Prnii lo Toon liar Tlmn. iMi-JiiU lll'sAlJlJUAKTEUS, GEN ERAL PERSUING, April 21. (Wlro! Ics.'i to Coluniljus. American mili tary authorities detailed to Investl-' Bate the report whether the body ro-i contly dislntorred at San Francisco llorja wnB Hint of Villa, reported to-1 day they wuro unnhlo to obtain anv' confirmation. No details were ulven C.-drlin,.o D:.,,. n 1.1 i lo throw any light on ibo Kitiintl..n.iww",w? UCU DIUUlJIll irOITl Doruer roints anti Are Massing at Columbus WILL ASSIST PERSHING foues Will lie Held In Readiness As Reinforcement In Cnso The A 10 Needed to Curry on Hie Expedition llr Afinoi-lAit,! rr-M tu Com nr TIiiim.1 EL PASO, Te.vaH, April 21. Tho tnovementB of tho American troops inn a point niong tlio border -to tho army baso at Columbus, whore thev will bo held In readiness to ri'iiiforro (Ion. Pershing's army In caje of necessity, still continued U day. DlMutehos from tho front Indi cated that rvcrythliiK was quiet and tha the American troops la ."Wp.-cico are nwnltlng developments at Wash ington before making further f foits to rapture Villa. DIE IS DELIVEREDIPREPARE 30 U.S. WARSHIPS AMItASSADOIl (lEHARD HANDS IT TO FOREIGN OFFICE (iiulltloiin Sluie I'niiu Send Tliotn to Front U'ns Minlo ll Amvlilcd I'rrm to foot IK, Timet. NEW YOHK. April 21. Army recruiting hero was stimulated to day by tho announcement that re cruit.? who wish to do bo may co Ever since Mexico tho number or applicants at the recruit lug stations has been IuopmisIiik. Chancellor Has Not Seen It Yet lie- cause He Was Xot at Head- quarters IDr Anoctitnl t'rett lo Coot nT TlmM.l "WASHINGTON, D. C, April 21. Word from Ambassador (lerard at llerllu that ho had delivered the- American noto to tno (lernmn uov-i ornment was awaited with kcon anx-j lety by adtulalstratlon olflclals to-'P day. lf,) Unofficial advices early today pay- U lug ho prcsontcd tho communication I to tho (lormau foreign office last Big American Fleet Will Be Made Ready for Sea In Fifteen Days GOMES TO TESTIFY OEHMAX PRISONER IS RROUOHT PROM EXOIjAXH Alle;(td That Ho (lnv Details Pint to IHow Up (lie Wel laud Canal of LO I night and that tho chancollor laid Seven TllOllSnilfl BIlIP JflPknte not yet seen It becauso of his nli-rA1, " n . I i n . JclpKeiS iu rui in uvuraus loaay for the Job sonce at tho army lieadtiuartors, was read by tho officials with Interest (JOES IX I'SCAIi WAY XotliiiiK lo Mark Importance Note lo (aeriiiauy TOP NOTCH EFFICIENCY of nrnnrnn ELECTED, i UaMllrroiiioPoul and WiecklutiTiiji Jaqu.i Tuts Out to Sea Calitn Washed A way (Special to Tho Times.) DAXDO.V, Ore., April 21. It Is PRESIDENT SCZZAIihO HEADS IXIiAXD EMPIRE TEACHERS Mr Amoc Iliad 1'rna t Com tl7 Tlmm.) . HKItMN. April 21. Tho American nolo In regard to the submnrino war faro Is now In tho hnnds of the Oer liuui Kovornmcut. It wns dellvnred iato yestorday to KorolRn Minister von .laRow In tho usual manuor with no attendant circumstances to mnrk unusual importance. Owing to tho lougtli of tho noto nnd nppcndlx, and tho dolayed ar- I rival of ono stxtlon of tho noto, It was not rendy for presentation until :;io tins ovoniug. Rolled in Miigalue Ambassador Gonird then rolle tho documont in a inagazlno to protect It from tho rain that was falling and walked across tho square to tho for eign office Tho note probably will uoo bo published lioio before Sunday. WksoIn ('lass Session of OianlJitlou Is Held To day at Spokane With .Many At tHidlujj lllr Aworlalnl rrri to Coot II r Tlmr, SPOKANE, Wash., April 21. HIS WLSDN Will lie Put in Kli-st, Trim Elect lncliid4 Slv Hatlle hlilps and Ih Now at CharlcNtoii Xavy Yard far Aoi laid I'mni to Coon Il7 Tlnirt.J 110STON, April 21. Seven thou sand blue Jackets at Charleston navy yard were put In overalls today to prepare tho thirty war vessels In tho harbor for sea at tho earliest possible liour. It was stated that every ship will bo at the top notch of efficiency In 16 days. This Include. six battleships, ton torpedo boat destroyers, threo scout cruisers, ono submarluo and several auxiliary ships. inr AwofiiiM rri to rot r.t, Tim.j NEW YORK, April 21. Horst Von Dorgoltz, a Herman soldlor of fortune and secret agent, whoso statements of the details of tho plot to destroy tno woliniui canal was made public by ho Ilritlsh govern ment last night, l.i now detailed at Ellis Island Immigration ntatlou here. Ho wns brought hero from i.on dou with the understanding that af ter lie had made his statement to tho federal officers of tho grand Jury ho should bo roturnod to Eng land to bo retained as a prisoner of war until the war I.i over. MAKE FURTHER GAINS Offensive Operations On Both Banks of the Mouse Result Successfully ICE 1 CflPTU E" TO German Prisoners Are Also Taken in the Fighting, at Deadman's Hill MAKE ATTACKS AT NIGHT Haliis Also' Claimed liy Paris to Have Reen Made During tho Night In I Intuit cutout Wood I'ast of Hie Mouse Itlj Arioelatfel rrr,i to Coo D, Tim. LONDON, April 21. Tho offena- WIKSON'S ACTIONS RKUANDER AS. V0 oporntlons by tho Eronch on both flanka of the .Mouso In the Verdun MOST IMPORTANT OCT OTHERS JAPANESE AMRASSADOR CON IFERS WITH THE PRESIDKNTt v i.i..... it ii.. ... ii. . i, ..i i... innj .. fi,i ii. - ..it . .1 i ruBiiiuiH. niiKziiiiu oi i u iMiivuiHiiy. .. nred non tlmt the attempt to float of Washington was elected to.iav,''" "ver Matliv of Turning "'Jen- in0 ruiciu win uavo to no given up' prosldont of Hojetlier ami that the vessol may be abandoned. The wrecking tug Iniua liad a linn on the boat bit Jorlnstlio heavy sea tho lino becanio fool and wns cut. Tho gonring was kit temporarily but will probably bo mewed. The Inqua had to ,ut out lour miles to sea to avoid tho rough larr. Tha Firiold'a bow Is burled In Blx refill feet of sand nnd yestorday tke waves dashed over her nnd cnrrlod j "V the. after cabin, it In feared that beforo another nltomnt in m.ii! itroff tho beach can be mndo tlmt! ne tides will b0 too low to Hoat It Is posalblo Hint llio vessol liyi8 nbandoncd within tho noxt h days. ETerythlng that could ho tnkon the vessel has beon romovod bo '"loss will lo only Hint of tho hull. tho Inland Empire Teachers' Association ut tho huslu&eji session of tho annual convention. .!., A. Ilurke, of Spokane, wiih reelected i secretary and .1. E. Diichanun, of, tho Chonoy stnto uorinul, treasiuer. Heiiimi'h Agreement" Into a Regular liiiinlgrallou Law 4444.4 ci:rmax chancellor visitixo over easter til AxoottlM I'ivm lo M nil Tlnirt.J PARIS, April 21. Tho vIb It of Chnncollor von lloth-inaun-IIollwog to tho head quarters of the gouoral stuff will oxtond ovor tho Eastor holidays, according to tho Oouovn correspondent of tho I lavas Nowh Agoucy. (11 Aum-lltM I'rrat to Coon lit, Tlinw j WASHINOTON, I). C, April 21. Japauoso Ambassailnr Chlntla eon foiled with Prosldont Wllsiiu today ovor tho provision of tho pending Immigration hill which proposes to enact Into a law tho so called gen- tlomaii'a agreemont roslrlctlng im migration of Japancso laborers, .Memorandum on tho subject has i, B IS BET STATEMENT r ALLEOED (JICR ."MAN SPY INVOLVICS MANY OPPONENTS EAR IN LEAD FOR DELEOATK AT LAROK vo MIGHE GOMES CE; TO ENLIST OOVERNMENT RAR DREDOE RE Tl'RNS AETICR SEVEN MONTI IN been presented to tlio State Dopatt- lIKMlt. i .Tfiiiml nliliw.fa T Tho proposed Inclusion " nt tlin Inrnriniil liiri'enineiit. I Japan has promised on honor fill, according to agreomont botwenn former Secretary Root and former i Ambassador Takahlra, Is understood to bo ropugnunt to tho Japanese gov-' ornment. Other proposod Asiatic exclusion features in tho bill as It passed tho house are understood to bo tho subjects of tho objection. Ills RrolU'r In Also Defeated for Nomination for (iovcruor Kuril lias Hood .Majority f IlT AKMWllthl I'm. to flMM 017 11HIM.I OMAHA, Neb., April. 21. I.ulo re turns from the Nehnuka primaries aro increasing tho lead of tho five, opponents of William J. Dry an In tho laco for delegate at largo to tho dam ocrutlo convention. Only four will bo elected. His brother, C. W. llrynn lias boon beaten for tho gubernatorial election. Honry Kord has a substantial major ity ovor tho republican candidates for, waiting off the bar for high water, In n Inw1 tho nresidonthil nomination, although, crossed In from San Francisco for In wh.chj 0 .1Ilorlon, of Cummins bellevo the '"?, mUU mlH. Ill IU nil- tnlfn.. iii.ii iitMlllfltnli will. I .. .. .. Depart incut of Justice Wauls CltarKo Matin Against .'More d'eiinaii Sjtu iathlerx In V. S, tllr Awoctilfrl rrrtt tu win Ilk, TtinM.l WASHINOTON, I). C, April 21. Atlditlonal liidlctmentH of Herman sympathizers In this country will bo asked liy Hie department of Justice as tho result of tho revelations matin hy Horst von dor Ooltz, allegod Gor man spy. Von dor Ooltz'a statomout made public last night was said by depart meiit officials to have opened a "field practically without limit." t WATERFRONT NEWS 1 Shortly beforo noon today tho steam schooner Coaster, whleli was OvcrshudowN IttltNIi Cabinet Crisis and All OtluV Events hi That. Country III AmocIiIM Trrvt to foot liar 1taM, PARIS, April SI.- Prosldont Wll son'n address on tho submnrino situa tion made a dcop Impression in Franco. All newspapers givo It the plnco of honor. It ovorshndowH tho Ilritlsh cabinet crisis an dovon tho arrival of the RiihSlan forces at Mar-soillos. CLOSING HER PORTS RI'SSIA Slll'TS OPT ALL MERCHANT SHIPS THE roglon resulted In wresting territory from tho Hermans. Following up their fliiccosses yesterday In tho re wdoti of Deadman's hill, tho French returned to tho attack last nght and captured additional trenches nnd IT. I prisoner.?, Paris announced to day. In the llnudremoat wood region east of tho Mouse, the French re ported gains In last night's fighting. DUTCH VESSEL SUNK Onf.T Extended from Archangel All While Sen anil Arctic Hen Points lllr AiouwUIM Trot to Coot IU, TlmM J LONDON. April 21. A Lloyds dis patch from Ymuldeii says tho Dutch steamer Lodowljk Van Nassuu was sunk yesterday, Sua wont down In six minutes. Flvo of tho crow wore drowned. Thirty-six were respued. to Inttcr may iiltlmatoly win. OS E SHERMAN Torpora! Ifjiiroii X,k a -wt Will ii . .TV. . :."". . " 'wRwie. w 'rMiiioiii .seolu tnv Met lB An?' V; ,IInB0 ot EB"no. Km i5-.?ff,e ? o' tho United -.....,,, win nrrlvo in nftornnmi men Wh Vr , ." "'?l im young WRS.ffi-5 S: 'kid n m&V" " 5" 'n M'- tralitap .i.V "",".' Mo?n on ro- r.K "?""" "u Slates that vniinu- or who aro iro invited io mpp ,i. --.k uio inviieii ffin 7,m ?tnth0 Chandler Hotel nd25nJT1.,9 ." '"-April 23, 21 Capt James Pollieiuiis, (lovcrniuit Ihiglueer, Also Rack To .Make lliii' Survey ut Onco DREDHi: ."MICHII. HAS CROSSED THE RAR J. At noon today tho drodgo Mlchlo ennio along sldo hor dotk ut Empire ami mado fast after waiting bovoral hours off the bar to got act oss. Hack to Coos Day ha3 couio tho covernmont bar dredgo Col, P. S, VISITS GRANDCHILD! PRESIDENT (JOES TO PIIILADI.r PIIIA KOR THE PCRI'OSE 1A - .' " v iiu IIUHiniripn inln-nnii r.. . . . -T I '" n(i 11 a. in. Tina in. .r. "..V r."" Mlchlo. Cupt. James I'oiuemuB, gv-i Mrfli v urporal Hagen wl u rZt.T, i.", ernment onglneor, accompan oi uy, TJ0 "uBiioii, lltoratuiw nin 7" ' , Llre I'ollioimis, an) 'arrived hwiw to w who deslro It. Ho is v.t.V yestorday. coming from l'oruanti via . -.., II IM Hill lo fn jwitllfll-iioa lllllllfillllllltM. ! UU.1 IO 111 l.lllllill'-IIVU ItllKIV vaniw,v r BB m u t Ulna during tho 1900, but of lato in Hill-lei., i Jears i, u" ' t!l GenernT n e ...Connoctdd w' s-A in pLlVec,;ult,nK Service, U. " I ortlaml and Eugono. BIDS BSl'B REJECTED roii CVI'ITAL EV WASIllxni'nv ILLEGAL 8,e SDwmAnl,,l A,)rU 2- The ' PropS i.?ur ll0Ul ,0y tlmt Ooo f.'..seu bnd Issuo of Jir.no.. tltecai.iaiP"',?80lof building tho lel3!aturn '.. lthorIzod " tlio last lb. unconstitutional a9eroumi ,1,n.""to"uuonai on teret .. " that paymont of tho in- ... nuu u nmlm .i. . . . ." .leD' and ii, 1,,S oonus a state ,ka wnititu ?n8c,Ile1r,,.l fund bo'oud uuiutlonal ilnhi limit ni.i . ,. -. "' " nal debt llmii. firj' ot the "ii ?. 8tartetl on th0 ive to con i".If d,vo.rco casea that Ihre dSL ,fro ,,,ln thls thorn. re In the ,Wre Kranted. Thoy ,ote': ver?u?iyJed at the Chandler ? C vw,nIno';a """"on; Von ? ated tlmt 0r"i0a GUl and !t ilYei1 In tha ecreo was a,so New Member TninUy Is D.uiglitei Mi. KrimcU Sajro, Recently Horn mr A.torliteJ l'rn lu Coot Bii Timet I WASHINOTON, D. C, April 21. across President Wilson loft for Plilladel- which nhlu this afternoon to seo his now tlons.' grandchild, tho diiughtor of Mr. nntL rancls ii. Snyre, rocontiy iiorn, nrnalilniil will iirnbiiblv return1 nshlngtou toniglit. TWENTY lllr Attnrlttc.1 tint to Coi- nr Timet, l PEORIA, III., April 21. Tlio Re publican stato convention horo to dny undoraeil Sonator Shorman for presidout. Sherman, addressing the convention charged Pros. Wilson t with playing politics in tho prcsont Biibmnrlno controversy, and said that i If diplomatic relations woro to bo brokvUi off with C'iriiiany, It should 'have been done when the Lusltuulu OI wn i ulllll Moiilll McCorinlek, temporary chairman, roforrlng to Mexico said the Americans might "Almost hear mook came lu from Portland about 2 p. in. yeatorduy with a full' cargo of fi eight. She discharged and j went down nt 2 p. m. today. i Tomonow morning, according to her schedule, tho llioakwuter la duo from tho south. In tlio morning tho Yollowstouu Is due from San Francisco. lllr At.ocltte-l rrett lo Coot nt Tlni I NEW YORK, April 21. Tho Rus sian government's. decreo closing tho port of Areliangel to nil ship car goes except I Mono oxclualvoly (or tho uso by tlio government bus been broadened to Include all the White Son and Arctic ports, It wtu mndo known today at the officii ot tho Russian commercial attacheo here. Ouo Interpretation advanced lu marine circles is til at tho order linn to do with the movement of tho Russian troops to Franco. APPEAL TO PEOPLE LATEST LOCAL NEWS THIS AfTERNOON J. M. I'I'TOX VERY LOW A tolophono mossago from Roso burg today says J. ,M. Upton is crltlc ally III and very low. the Rio Orautlo tlio snigger greets our futile million!- ; 0 'J A KILLED RY EXPLOSION IX FRANCE PO Reiialrs lo tho dredge, whon s'.io, rocelved her annual overhauling in, Poitland. havlntr coino out of tho drv dock but a fow days ago, costi I In tho neighborhood of $13,000, said SEARCH SAVES THE LOSS OK A Cant. PolhoiiiiiB. This sum will very FOHTPXi: likely como out of tho annual ap- I m TlllllLlv' (Or aiuw. ItlM I i. io Oot tw I III I I HI I ' nORDEAU, Franco, Ml I I III U , An explosion III tho propriatlon given Coos Ray for tho M.H Wt pt valkor of Taconia Lo- iinkenn of tlio .MICI110 lUOUKll u la understood that there was a dally charge for tho dredgo during the threo months sho was at Grays Har bor. Iist year when sho wont down cales Her Sister Aft or Hunting Xlno ieiirs (n Anfttte4 Prent lo Coot IU7 Timet.) TACOMA. Wash.. Anrll 21. After' from Portland where en a business trip TU7 Timet J Apr 21 explosion In tho powder branoh of tho Oronndo fao- tory horo today resulted In killing 20 porsons and tho injury to a number of others. VESSEL MOVEMICXT. A i rived Col. P. S. Mlchlo, Port laud, at noon. Noyo, San Fnmulsco, at noon. Coaster, Ran Franolsco, at noon. Tlllainook, Portland, yes terday afternoon. Sailed. Tillamook, Portland, 2 p, tit. Duo Hero Yellowstone, San Francis co, tomorrow. Hreukwator, Sun DIogo, lo. morrow morning. Roamer, Ruatlor, Rogtio River, anjtlnio. XOTHIXO 'it) STOP.Y Thero wns elrciilatod about tho city today n roport that a donkey ouglno at tlio Reaver Hill logging camp hnd blown up and that threo men woro killed. At Reaver 1 1111 It was stated thero was nothing tu tho story. It was said that a man who had boon discharged last night had boon going about lolling wild stories about tho camp. WHKCKIXd SCHOONER HERE. After an unsuccessful attempt to WILLIAM OK WIED AOAIN HEAD Kn the steam schooner Oakland, OK ALRAXIA WiiiiIn Country to Join Ckutrnl Poiv ois mill Asks (lie Men to Enlist lu tlio Army (llr AitocUt! i'r to Coim lltr Tlm.t.) PARIS. Anrll 21. A llavas dls patch from Corfu says that Prlncoimado It Imposslblo to get n lino or now nslioro at Noiuueni, orr into deep water, tho stenm aehoonor No yo, Capt. Oeorgo Hnuimer, of flan Finnclsco, put In here this morning for oil and a cargo ot ties. The skipper said that en orr shore wind, wltli heavily lucroaalng seas from the aou'wost and sco'eaat William of Wled. recently reported cable lo tho Oakland through 2,000 to bnvo been reinstated us ruler of fret of broakois. When tho tlilon Albania, has issued a proclamation nt EI Hassan appealing to tho peo ple of tho country to submit to tho Toutojilo allies and enroll in flw army. aro right Hi two weKs tuo may make another attempt. Noyo PUIS I COilC TAKEN BY ITALIANS WILL LEAVE MONDAY It. Nordrum nnd wlfo who aro go ing to Sweden, will leavo horo noxt Monday for I.os Angeles where Mr. Nordrum will visit his inothsr. Thoy Mill go from thero lo Now York nnd sail for Europo on May 13 on tho Norwoglan vessol Hergonsfjord. to Eureka, tho craft brought in ?50; ne yea-a 8earcli, Mrs. W. C. Walker a day. has Just received notice irom mo Capt Sceley Commands Chicago detective department that Tho Mlchlo Is Btill In command of j,er 88tor, Mrs. Cleono Rlckling was Capt,. Saoloys. Sho MJt horo last found thero. Tho discovery comes In October and, after minor repairs in tjl0 ,,, 0( time, Mrs. Walkor said. Portland, proceeded to Grays Harbor U8 ft legacy loft by her grandfather where In the following threo mouths Would have rovorted to tho State of sho added materially In Increasing Michigan If tlio woman had not beon the depth of water thero, giving thorn, found by next Thursday. a minium dept of 24 feet at low tide. J Will Survey liar t,ou SALE Xew slwoniu liuiign- to0rn?hS?rbrre '-. completely funiMied; Xortl, tlio dredge starts work, or what thej Tenth street. X. S. Maltson, phono shoaling has been since It left last) 8rii fall. With theso figures In liundj Capt. Polhomus will know oxacily IiOSTVollI, ,,,U(.k ,, lvhMo blw1. how to proceed with tho further, """' ' jht f t u f , dredging. The dredger will bo hero a.r jf,' rttt O'f,0faco l,lte. Phono all summer and possibly part of the ""', , ITnloll Moat Mar. RACK FROM PORTLAND Gen-j Crosthwalte. of tho Smoko- hoii3o, camj In yesterday afternoon lie una been MISSINfi RLl'E PRINTS OX WAY 1'RO.M MARE ISLAND INVITE HOTELMEN HERf; IrEI'ORT POSITIONS IX NORTHERN CAl'TCHER El'IRPS Will Fortify Points Now In Hands Willi Heavy AHIIIery Their fall. Slv kinds of Ice cream for Satur day and Siinduy at Salter' Row Jlrop Inn. white, part Information ket Try Hip Eastor Special villli lionio imiko cako at Sarler'w Dew Drop Inn. Somewhoro botweon the Mnro Is land Navy Yard and Marshfleld aro tho plana giving tho number of nee osiiury piling for tho govornmoiit wirdloss station building and the en gine room according to a wire ro (ulvod from the commandant. These plans ueie Inaihuitently left from Slato Convontloii of "Mine Hosts" '"'long the other blue prints for Wantod Hero Noxt Vein ,waid'd a number of days ago to liy wlro from Eugane, whoro tho local eontractois who xpoct to bid Orogon Hotehuon's Association Is on the now atatlon. lnusnuich as meeting, came a tip to J. W. Ronnott ho bids aro to bo oponed lu Wush ii.i ivui,rii.i mtfiii t.nt Hm mi7 Iiigtou. 'i uosuuy morning. .Muv 2. etato' convention, providing an In- a stronuoua effort will have to madol vltatlon as forwardsd. ' tliem a way on time. Immediately tho matter was tawon , ls ol"toil that missing plans up by Secretary Motloy, of tho Cham- wH reach heio in tho mull Iato Sat lier of Commerco and a wire dls-i"luy. 'Ibo bids ahoitld bo in tho patched to Eugono In care or Phil outgo ng mall Monday morning. It Motscham, manager Imperial Hotol, pointed out, to reach the Navy of Portland. It Is said that ho Is Oopartinent on time, favorable to the move. U lor ,hlH roisou tlio ndvlso glvon Tho convention was hold In Kii-liho lontraotors is that they got tho gone Wednesday and Thursday. To rest of their bids togothor, also the Iiavo siieh a gathering InMarshfloldiTtlfled checka. so that a few mo iwotild count much aa the hotolmen inents with tho nnv plans will on- 'uoie iiiem ii nave tno iiiua mill ed jnr AwofUle.1 rrH to Toot !r Timet I ATHENS, April 21. -Tho Italian forces havo occupied Thanusal, Fagheou ami Klorka heights In Northern Eplrus near tho Greok Albanlan frontier. Thoy are forti fying those positions with heavy artillery. -.. SZ. - SUFrLH Uiy LOuulu IS 71 YEARS OLD TODAY S. II. Cathcart. moinber of tho G. A. It. and well known civil engineer, Is todny celebrating his 74th blrth duy which finds him still In the best of good health. He has beon a resldont of Coos Ray for about 40 years. Tomorrow It will bo exactly (13 years since he started with ills family rrom Iowa uciobs tho plains over tho oinlgrunt trails for Oregon. Thoy woro flvo months on tho road , and sottlod at Molroso. about eight miles northwost of Rosoburg. E. W. Schrock, also a 0. A. II., celebrated 1 his 71th birthday Jtiat a week ago, THREE THOUSAND TURKS IX ATTACK Official Report of RrltMi Says That i Number of Deatl Woro U'ft ID, AMorltttJ 'ri4 10 Coot IU TIuim.7 LONDON, April 21. RUNNINO ONE TRUCK At tho prcsont tlmo McT)onald and. Condron aro said to be running a. lmir I'rmv in the cam os west of the 1n' city, iislug but ono truck. Iffs ex pected thoy will la tlirougti, at tins rate. In about two months. havo wido ranges of acquaintances over tho stato, on Monday morning. LOOKS AT MYRTLE WOOD Prof. W. W. Williams, of Vancou vor. Wash., arrived here yesterday. Tho rocont lie Is connected with n business col- nllnnlr nf tlin 'PnrliH on tlui IlrllUll loL.n tbni'tl allll has Invented llll "alltO forre3 nlong tho Tigris In Mesopot- writer," n Binall wooden contrlvaiwo anila was mado by about 10.000 mon usod to teach propor writing. He U and cost thorn 3,000 In dead alone, looking at tho various woods tier according to an official announco- and may put in w llttlo plant for the mont today, J mumifuclure of hu writer,