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(OUR FRIENDS MAY NOT KNOW MUCH BUT THEY KNOW ?K IF THEY WERE IN YOUR PLACE i PAPER THAT r BELIEVES IN THE BEST AND ALWAYS BOOSTS .. -hi muni conMC mm?B oity EDJTIOK UCUArocDcnnAM SOUTHWEST OREGON HOMES MKMHKIt OP THR ASSOCIATKD PRK89 v- VfL No. XXXIX. Kstnbllshcd 1H78 As Tlio Const .Mnll MARSHFIELD, OREGON. MONDAY, MAY 22, 1916. EVENING EDITION ' l Consolidation of Time, Coast Mall n ii il Coos Hny Advertiser. No. 252 (E000 mm 14 xyxit C rj3h?: &&rfM&r u&& IN LOST, IEE RESCUED i tm t n i D Local n&iiinu outus Wrecked Sunday Morn ing Off Sunset Bay . JllTIS DEAD Wrk fn Ken Buov Over An f Houi But Exhausted' Be fore Aid Comes fa DOG GOES TO RESCUE! irln linker mitl Tom Patterson l'l Mill Compelled 1(1 Star Off Shore Until This Momlng Rubidium Sin cd Cm man perished nnri three oth- i kid narrow escapes from iluath tore being rescued when two fish bolts woro wrecked about G otic Sunday morning off Sunset dead: M. J. Clint, of North ii, drowned, lloily roenvored. It rescued (.'linrios linker, In with Clint, rescued by Sen Dor. Patterson, owner of boat Vam- !, rescued by Sen Dog. Ktt Ru- , u It'll Patterson bout, swam ird shore nnd wiu picked up by Hinscn, Kipuscd In Open Moat liner and Patterson, although ltd from the wnter by I)uIh aii-1 .risen In tlio Sen Dog shortly nf- lle accident did not ronch hind 3 5 o'clock tbl3 innruliig. Until time It wiih too rough for tlio ,i; toat to enter either at Kim- f sr Coos lluy nnd the two uui being In the wntor who ex In tlio open bnnt for nearly itf-four Iioura. 1T....I. I ... ,,. JUUI KIIIIIMISU 111 IlllV Qirles. Baker l.i one of the vo!l (lihcriiiou mid Intelv At. J. pi hid been fishing with him.1 IW ero ougnged by Chnrloa! Si ho Is now dealing In fish. w Mturdny iliey found tho flsh Vboit Vamoose, operated by Tom town ninl IM Rngloboni 'near Won In a IioIiiIosh condition. Pt'thlng about the ninchlnory hnil wadomi go linker took the. in In' tnglebom got out of tho aocse and got Into Ilnkor'a bout (Id him nml Pnltorunn ..tiivi.it fill on boat I.' T I I, ,. ' lilllll limiliH tnrythlng went well until thoy ta Sunset liny w horo an nt Jt was made to enter thn har- of refuse which Is used nil thoi W tho fishermen. It Is nfton1 ik for them to get In at .Sun- n tliej iiuiuot enter Coos! IMnt Is Ku mimed ft're VaS n li.,uv Kmi mul Mm I' line broke ii:ii,,.i- iim-ioui m I la order to get another llio 'tieamoose and Just then a big ? tamo ami Mruck linker's bout Slumped It and It immediately .! left Ilakrr Plliii mul Knuln. i In the aic linker .'Ituttd i "d Clint sin hold of a ko M Uhlill U iv it. tli.t I. .. !.. aatarted to swim ashore. Ilo I war to Si,or u,i n n,0 rj Uien uxm iiniihon picked "f. KiiRieii.nn was not hurt 1f ay. 1 TheS,..i Rescue l aCCldent h.l.l lm.111 ,, tvnm ihore nml iii,io ....I 11 1 tal.i. """" "i iiuiii ? the Sea Pog wont out to thu !" Thev found linker floating 7 d pi.kPii him ,,,,, Ja the t,.w U0 b,.oko tie ose nan ii ini.u. 1...1 11.. i,.... "M with his boat until tho il rr readied him and took S ward. Ti,, vnni.iiisrt u-nul h.7 ,0 Meios ,.n the ioeks. She formerly a n i.rmt ,..,,i i...,i I I'WMnertea n,, a fiblilns craft. L, "'"it Iimk, nu 1 .ir.. t Llhl 10IUS the keg buoy irv? lu to the roeks. Tho ttj :!,?.. cj,"'l ot set in to him ttetTJi "of "utnv ,ll" Hnu. C J UrU1 " for ab0Ht nu n 1 l"'jeiiuy oecaso emit ,5,. Vla,,s'' 1 ami let go and tiU.113 stnusle for hla llfo .i" "M III ii unmr tin 1111 'tit . ld' v ,,ut "iially hail H. ? teforc H as posslblo 'troci !''U w,,s wasliod up Sflt h 'ftw.p-i sunset and tho WT" "'l was recovered. ai 1 on wa' iaUe,, aml th0 k " til Mm. i -..,.. wiii,i k.: ",,v '-"r t Wt. H,1' roiu tlio sliore ill T.fr n ' 'd been saved and fcktdnn, 'Ml l"'0,,bl' uoen ob ,i '" l' was "ousH and fti. .'.'? w,l uot absolutely ni..' I.11""" bad been aaved. W .. T. ' '? k"o It ho was i..Tu ,,,r Sf.i Dog. whother to h r a,(Vt' ICLEfll .DEFEATED I'OUThANI) MAS W'KUh IC.VOWN iiKiti-j not km:cti:i Was Ciiuilidato for Itepiiblleuu A'onilniitltni Tor tho lieglslutnW) for .Multnomah Coiutly Itoilcrlck JIaclcay, -of I'ortlnnd, bond of tho Wcddorburn Trading Company of Mlogue Itlvor, who was a cntidldate for tho legislature rrom AttlltllOinah COIllltv Wiir ilnfn.itnil. There wns a long "list of candidates anil twcivo to oloet. TI1030 probably elected from .1u1u10n1an uy tlio ropubllenns woro: A. C. Callun. Vlrcll I.. Clarlc, Hamilton F. Corbett, K. J. Ooodo, Horbort Oordou K. K, Kubll, O. Laurgaard, b. C. I.owls, Monol C. Alnckav. John AI. Alnnn. Stephen A. .Matthleu and Plowdnn Stott. ARTILLERY CO. ICKKOKTS HKIXfJ CKNTIMtKI) TO. AVAKIJ OIU.'ANIZATIO.V Uo L' Pimm for Xuvnl .Mltla i:pcet Other lliiinch to iio (ho MiKt Populnr ICffortH toward tho organization of tho Connt Artlllory coinpnny Instead of a Xaval Militia are now being centered by the Soiih of VototntiR an.l tho Spnnlsli Amorlenn War votcrniiH. J. II. Mills has bean appointed us chairman of the recruiting comml'ltce. It Is believed that this other branch of tho sorvleo will bring In more re cruit than tho other would havo and also will prove tho most popular. AdvIecH from Adj. den. AVIilto are to tho of foot that not until July 1 will any appropriation bo uvallablo for this company, but this has not In tho least deterred tho committee for tho reason tluil not until that datri do thoy hi'llovo a company could ho mustered In under any clrcumstuucoH. IS T A.MiiincAX i:scapi:s PAVixt; DIIATII PKXAI.TV Ainbassatliir Pago ScimIk Wool that .Sentence Is Commuted to Too Vonrs In IVlson lr Awo.lMr.1 I'iiwi m Coin IU7 Tlmr.l WASHINGTON, I). C, May 22. Ainlinuaador l'uuo at London toilay cabled tho Stuto Departnient that ho had been officially advised by tho Hrltlsh government that Jeremiah C. ' Lynch, the naturalized Amorlenn citizen convicted of complicity in tho Dublin rebellion had originally been sentenced to (loath, but that his Hiintonro was commuted to ton years In prison. IC. Iv. K.V. AI5K WINXKHS For seven Innings yeBtorday tho "Tnppa Kogriis'" tried valiantly toj stom tho tlilo of tho K. K. K.'a on tlio North llond basohall dlanionil. Tlio end that found tho score, C to 4 fa voring tho Irnvollng men. I Tho bnttory for the K. K. K.'s In-, eluded Gill and Kolsom; for tho T. IC's Fisher and Hon onantiier. o'olock this morning it was then known that both Pattoraon and Hnkor wf-ro saved. Tho hoa ' awe so rough that it was Imposslblo to ontor olthor at Siiusot Hay or Coos Hay until this morning. Aftor gottlng wot It wns n 6ovore oxporlonco for tlio men to bo out for nearly twenty-four Iioura i.. ...i mtnii limit and last night ill I... .! ....... - -- some uneasiness was felt for them but thoy cnnio In sureiv. Many poopln wore nt tho Peaeii Sunday and shared tho excitement cnusod" by tlio wreck. Was Won itinmii M. J. Clint was a inair about 10 r ..... fiiwl u-tiK lllllto WOll known. Ho formerly conducted a .,,,, l.,.r l.nncn nviir the Jov tllCator iuuuiiiiti u.j .. . ---- . and alnco that phico burned down ho had been a salesman or viumwo Thorn, soiling thiough the county soft drinks manufactured at North Hend. Later lio went o oi flshornmn with Haker and wiu fish ing (or Mr. Thorn who la dealing In fresh fish. For a tlmo Clint was on tho ice wagon for Tliom. Ho ... r nni.ni.iii lintivltv. Tho fun- oral arrangoments have uot been decided upon. In Tniuiuo tu-uin- .... ... !,., la llin nun wllicll lUUll'l I HUB. I""' .- , ., , , . abput a wook ago drlftod thirty mlloa down the coa3t when tho en gine 8top!il. The onglne was fin ally started again and the boat came back safely. Clint was with him at tho tlmo. Several wooks ago unitvr innn.. .... ii Iloncan1: llO.lt Wbdll 1 110 llll nulla imitwv.. -.-- engine was bro.kon down nnd thera C v .t. " Unit M1 was trouuio on mo "" " - and the life saiors went to tno res-j linker Is a good boatman and the recent troubles ho- has had were not duo to any lack of seamanship on hi3 part. I TO OT ENGLAND WILL GEIjlTESI Note to Great Britain Is Being Revised by President 1 Wilson refers! hails Objects Particularly to Delay of Letters To and From The United States WILL BE SENT TOMORROW Conmiiiulnitlon Will Say That This Country Cannot Consent to tho Policy to Which It I lus Already Kntcrctl Objections tllf A.iocUte.1 rr.ji to Poo. Uj Tlmn.l WASHINGTON, 1). C... May 22. A now nolo to Groat Britain making further protest against Interference! with tho American inalls was laid before President Wilson today and probably will bo Bent to London to- morrow. Tho genornl terniH of tho note wero framed at tho stuto dopart-j meui, mu 1110 presiuoui is mtuming Homo of ills own language. Objects to Stooping .Mall Thu no to In understood to protest particularly against tlio Hrltlsh piac- U"e of taking vessols Into Ilritlsli ports nnd the.ro exnmlnlng an ddotaln-j lug tho mall going to and from tlioj United States, Tho American note will inuku plain that tho United States cannot con rent to a continuance of tho policy to which It already has objoccd. LAST IfE FIGURES AIHHTIOXAI, Itini'ltXS I'Alli TO CIIAXGH SATl'MDAVH COHIICAST Official Canviihs of Primary Returns llcgiin u( Coqulllo This After noon The Vote 44)4 OFFICIAL VOTR (I1VRX OX Till: ROAD HOXDS 4 COQUILLR. Ore., .May. 22. Tho following Is (lib 4 offlclsl count announced at tho County Clork'H offlco toilay on tlio road bonds. For bonds 2.18!) Agalnut bonds H7t .Majority for bonds .. 018 Tho count on tho cundl- datc3 will not bo completed 4 flip two dii vs. tt4f44444 Lntor returns from I'VIday'n pri mary eloctlon In Coos county have not mntoilally changed tho results as an nounced In Saturday's Tiinos. 'Sovoral proelncta nro still missing nnd tho results In them will not bo obtainable until tho returns are opened In tho county clerk's offlco. 'Most of tho missing precincts are In tho southeastern corner of the county and In conseauonco friends of W, II. Hunch nnd S. K. Henderson think that thoy may bo put In first plnco by those prectlncta as both nro bahl to bo strong In that section. Friends of J. T. Harrlgan are hope ful that tho results In tho Mrt!o Point section may overcome tho com paratively small load or Aiohle Phil ip. 0hmi Returns Today Tim nfflelnl retains will he olienod In tho county dork's offlco this af ternoon. Justice Wade of Handon, who la a member of tlio canvassing hoard did not reach Coqulllo until afternoon so that tlio work did not begin until this nftornoon. It will probably ako considerably over a day to cheek up all the returns. All additional precincts obtainable are Included In The Times' tablo of results elsowhore n tonight's paper. Koine Figures Tho following rile tho.totala whore there la a contest: Democratic Clerk Oddy 3jJ! Colltor 2R" For Coiiimlslsoiier Phillip W2- Harrigan 10oC For Survtor McCulloeh I08' Henderson 9CC For Superintendent nunoh J2J2 Uakor 1-0a For Dlst. Attorney Miller 7 LUJoiivlst 1-t' Harrow '- l-'or .lolnt Rep Peck 1ll Kondall ". ....97S MACK IX IX.Il'RKD Neb Hammerus. millwright at the Uay City mill. Is In the hos nltal recovering from a very Sev ern accident of a few days ago when some wood fell from the ton vexor In the mill, striking him on the head He was badh Injured Internally ami for a time It was thought ho might not recover. a SIBLEY BACK ItHTl'HXS WITH MIS COhU.MX I'KO.M MUX I CO Nowh Is Ifrotight to .Marathon that Korco Mas Ciosscil to Ameri ca u Sldo tlf Alsncltlrl rifM to Com tlj Tlmn. MARATHON, Texas, May 22. Colonel Sibley's dotnehntent of the second expeditionary column reached Hotiullldfl on tlio American sldo of the international boundry yester day afternoon, according to Infor mation brought horo today. Previously Sibley had been re ported as turning back to get in touch with .Major I.nnghorno's do tachmout, which hnd been rumored as In cloao proximity to a band of Ynqul Indians. MINES ARE LOOTED A.MKItimX AXI) I'OltKKJX PltOP i:itTV IX .MKXICO .Sl'i'TKItK ltanli Plliago Offlcos ami Cany Their Plunder Away Into Hiding lllr A.inclMH rrc. lo Coot lur Time.. KU PASO, Texas, May 22. Amer ican and foreign owned miulni; propurtlos nt Cuatro Clrncgnn woro looted by bandits May IS, according lo Information received 'horo today. Got Away Willi Unit Tlio looters previously attacked Sierra Mojada and among them woro a uumbor of tho bandits who raided Glenn Springs and I!o(iilllns. Aftor pillaging the office, houses and store bouses thoy carried tlio booty to tho country botwoon Cuatro Clen cgas and San Pedro whoro they wnt Into hiding. E HARVARD .MAX SF.XDS LR'ITRR TO SRXATH COMMITTHi: President Lowell of llarvatil Col lego Has Heen Among Oppo.scr.s lllr AuoclatM I'rru to CVn IU, Tlmej. WASHINGTON. I). C, May 22. Chairman Cullberson of the Henuto Judiciary committee today mtilo public a letter ho received from I Charles 13. KHott. of Harvard Col-J lego endorsing the nomination of Hiaiuiois, (o tho .liipromu coutt. Piofldent Lowell of Harvard recent ly Joined the group of Huston at torneys in tho opposition. CYCLONE IS FATAL (nt AiliMl.tM riia to Cuoa liar TlraM.; HIRMINGHA.M, Alu., May 22. Two whlto poMons nnd ouo negro: Wero killed and ten or more Injured as tlio rontilt or a cyclone which struck Suunysldu and Songo, uoar hero today. , ,11'IIV SKCCRRD TO TRV DR. WAITR III AaiurialM rrtaa U ro pa, Tliura.J NRW YORK, May 22 tlio Jury to try Dr. Arthur Wan on Wnlte, tor the murder or his father-in-law, John K. Peck, millionaire drug manufacturer was com pleted this afternoon. will hi: xo rkckivrr 111, Amk-IiiI rrM lo Cunt pa, flinn. ) i Washington, d. c. Aia 22 Action for tlio federal district court tor norUiorn Toxas In duunlsaing ion want ot jurisdiction in the suit ot thn Hankera Trust Company tor a re ceiver for the Texas and PncRIu Rull-' way and the Now Orleans Paeiri" Railwny, and for foreclosure or a sojond moitgng3 on two roada was' atrirnied toilay by the supremo court XIURHR A CXIOX far AaaUlel ra tu m jur Tlnm.l SARATOGA SI'ItlNGS. Alay 22. Tiio possibility of a union of all Methodists was brought two years nearer today .by the action of the ganorul coherence, which unanl moufily adopted a resolution provid ing lor adjournment to a date to bo tixed by a boaid ot bishops. XOTICB All thn Fugles lire llwiuestcil to meet at luiglcs Hall tonight at 8 o'clock sharp. ' F. .MAGXl'SSOX, W. P. HHHMHX ATTKXTIOX Regular meeting. May 23rd. I. O. O. F. hall important uusiiiess. Refreshments. WM. HENRY, Sachem. SCIIOOXKH TiLhAMOOK I'ORTiaXD AM COOS HAY SAILS MOM PORTLAND KVRHY TUESDAY FOR IXFOR.MATIOX I'lIOXK 27H TO.M JIi:.S. Agt., Ocean Dock ENDORS DRAIOEIS rain is W Carry Peak of Armentara Ridge Where Heaviest Fighting Has Occurred ED More Than Three Thousand Men Made Prisoners When Villages Are Taken ' MANY CANNON ARE SEIZED Paris Itepot'ts That I'rcnch Grena diers Occupied Several lllorki houses lii-Atorotirt Wood on tho Voidiiii 1'Yont Alter Klghr tllf Aim latM rr.'M U Com nr Tlrara.l LONDON. May 22. Austro-llun-gnrian troops can led tlio poak of Ar mentara Itldgo, tho sccno of somn of Llin liniivlitHt fttli(lm- In tlm rmwuitli IT INS C T inaugurated offenslvo along tlic""m,u ", I" i''1-"" "lTO" uu'' c kiiiiii nml If lioiiln it tt'n "ii 1 1 hiu nouthern Tyrol front, Vienna an nounces, Ciiniiiui Captured 'More than :i,000 Italians woro cap tured Sntuiday by tlio Austrians, who also took several villages. Thoy captured 2. cannon and eight inachlno gumi. Krone h grenadlors occupied Kovorul lilockhoiises In the Avocoiirt Wood on tho yerdun front! Paris says, Tho atrugglo west of Deadinan'n Hill was terrific. Paris assorts tho German Infantry was repulsed. ITALIAXS DRIVRX HACK in, Am-kMI.I Titm In Con na, Tlmix.l LONDON, Mny 22. - Late reports today statu that tlio Italians havo been driven from their entire po sition on thn Lnviirono plateau. Vienna announced today Hint tho Italian dofoat la atoadlly becoming more serious. The Austrian positions havo been pushed forward rapidly, several po sitions of atinteglc Importnuco do ing captured. Tlio number of Ital ian prlaonors lucrcnuod to '.'II.SS.'I. Capture of several lines of Hrltlsh positions over front one and ouo fourth mlloa long near Glvenchy-Rnd-Gohllo was announced by Ilorlln. IS Jllf AnaiKlll! dM In Coo. na, Tlruw.) LONDON, 'May 22. Tim flrot memlicr of tho American Crocker Land Expedition, Professor Maurice C. Tanquary of Chicago, nrrlvod at Copenhngon today on tho steamer Hans Kgodo from Gret'iilnnd. Ho ropoitcd good scientific results nb tallied by tho expedition, Ship Remains Tho remaining mouthers of tlio ex ploring party, which is headed by Donald H, Moc.MIIIaii, liua been rorcod to stay at North Star Hay as EXPLORER BACK tno i houth on a sledge. 4 4 lirFFIXGTOX WIXS IX CCRRV COL'XTV 'Hunrngton was darted district attorney or Curry county and Clerk Stannnrd re-eloctod. riiniiii' ni inn iHiMin uiai iiiid iiiuiu i in oii.j lib n.n in ijii.i !. n ...w -- . . roller ship Cluott Is unablo to get troops to Port Smlan. whence , ay through tho Ice. Tanqunry camol")C011 0fna""lBk lho trlbo8"K,n s WLL WARBLE .. . j ii i. ri.lt host inuslial talent liogin in sing! 10"V '"r..i. uiooiMri- I Unlfo " ,1,m- T!.' c..iu....iu iimnini imii.1,. nt I lip. hnil JI.ll lil.l hLl'Mlrtlili lionrd at North Lake K.llllaliuiin .litvl (um aaw- ---!. ii.----- - , .,,.io,i win, iiu. Q.U-.wii h i.nthoran Ti Charles St. Dennis . i.hnnHr streeT nnd Commercial DrAUoi...Mrrt....Co,1.,T., , ftrwt cn80 0f lt8 kin. Ave. at 7:a0 tonight. Director WIN WASHINGTON. I). C . , there. Tho charge Is ?... : ..i...i ...in. ti.n'O Mav 22. ny a vote ot 80 ,a daiiKerous weapon. "" 3 "'. '"""' LJ'. ',""' "Xi m a?, tho house In u com- ! Tlio Moatellar rorward to tako the principal iolea and constitute the supporting olioruajj and says that It Is much hotter than, tliai lOlino. III CHiea no iibo iioiiuu containing a much larger population. The development or musical talent in tho Coos Hay district has boen due to Che ract. no doubt, that beroro tho llin QllrrtuH flrat I'Ulflil companies round It too-expensho t' come and go. and those ot the com munity Interested in music anu dram atics found it necessary to get to gether Tor tholr mutual pleasure and benoflt. "The Alikado" to bo pro duced at the Noble by the Rika on Ui evenings of June Sth and Oth will have the juofesfelonal tang to it, not withstanding the fa-t that It will be sung and acted by home talent. MKKTS TONIGHT The Alpha Delphian Club will meet this evening with MlsrS Myrtle Miller. H J M DI RMID. the Handon In sujance man. was hero todav en route to Portland. IS l.MOrS IIL'XGAttlAX GHXKItAL DIMS AT AGR OK 8 Was Coiiimander In ' Chief of lilie Army During the War of Liberation tllf AiuoilatM I'rru to Coo. liar Tlmn.j LONDON. May 22. Tho dcatli nt Hudnpest yesterday of General Ar thur George!, aged 08, Is reported In a Central ( News dispatch from Amsterdam. Ho was commander In chief of tho Hungarian army during tho war of liberation against Aus tria in 1818, Ho was also prominent ns a chemist. SEA BATTLE HEARD HKAVV CAXXOXAIMXG ItKPOHT- Ho mom Tin: iiAinc Heller N That Itiisslnn ami Geiman WarMilis Aio Having A Clash (117 wculrd Tirm is toct Ilr Tlnn.l LONDON, May 22. Reports from Kalmar, Sweden, on the Haltic, str.to that a violent caiiunnndo was heard hiHt night and it is believed n sen naiiio is in iiroKicsH iiuiwi man ami Russian warships. . PltMSIDKXT LOOKS 1XTO AHMV HILL (lit AMOtltt4 rrna Ohm nar TlmM.J WASHINGTON, I). C. May 22. President Wilson today began considering of tho army reorganization hill passed by congress last wuok. Ilo ex- pectcd to sign it wltliln a few days. NEW NOTE COMING CARRAX.A IS SRXDIXG AXOTIIRR TO THU L'XITRD STATICS Aitwlcnu Ortlcals Itepinl That SHuatlon Is Much Le.su Crlt Irnl (ho (11, AmikUIoJ Prw to Cui na, Tltuw.J WASHINGTON. I). C. May 22. The state dopartmont has been ad vised Hint n now noto fiom Curranza on tho border situation probably will roach Washington today or tomor row. Special Agent Rogers baa boon unable to report what culled forth tho now communication. Rogers ndvlHod tho stnto depart ments that Carranza offlcltls feel that tho bordor situation Is loss critical. BRITISH DEFEATED inr AaaoflaliKl rr to Cooa nT Tlmea.J IIRTIMN. Mnv 2L' (WlrelOHS to Sayvlllo) Constiintlnoplo lidvlcoj. VETERA report tho doroat or tho Hrltlsh rorc- n 8u(i m n,0 Btor0 was broken es In n battle with robolllous, tribes- ,nt0 nn(, ft conHdornble stock taken mon In tho provlnco of Darfur, ijwny, OulbortBon, who Is u young Anglo-Kgyptlan Sudan. inan or about 21 or 22 years or ago, U Is sniu tno uruisn soui i.i ' iranspona mm j'.ukiidh inn"" but woro tlofentcd. IR, Aaaoclaa4 I'reaa to Coot liar TlfflM. LONDON. May 22. Russian sub- marlnos continue lo harrass Gorman 3liipplng in the Haltic. A Coponhn gen dispatch says tlio uorman sieam or Worms, 1128 tons gross. Is bo Moved to havo beou the latent victim. Slio left Sweden soveral days agoj and haa not reacnea uormany. mlltco of whole today adopt ed an amendment to graut suffrago to women In Porto Rico. It was proposod by Republican loader .Mann. GOT WHAT Hi: WANTKD "Olar Olarson" bo signed his name' n North Hend and procured half gallon or straight alcohol. William Gottls was the name this morning The bearer was arrested yesterday for being drunk. It was said he hailj sougJU a right. Hla race showed plainly ho 'had discovered one. K was raw. a mass or scratches and bruises; it looked Ilko a new beef- ateak. "Five dollars," said Judge Hutler. Gottls was given time to go out and earn t- mi'uhhv ntWJi SOUTH . . . i . Ar".M!:e.e"' ..h"!,.e:i,!.,t,""i ?'' the C A Smith company, bauen on the Adeline last night for Oakland on company bualncs. He r turned, last Wednesday rrom a trip to Pu- get Sound saw mills I BRASS SHIPPING VERDUN FIGHT I OF 111 Most Bitter Struggle of War Starts Its Fourth Month Today BATTLEJ bloody Germans Still Hammering at Deadman's Hill and JVIakc Ferocious Attack IS THE KEY TO SITUATIOpf i 4 Military Kicr(s Say It Mint It Taken With Hill ild I If tho Teutons Art) (o Capture Verdun . Is thu Only Chniico til, Amoilattit rr to Coot liar Tlmw.l PARIS, May 22. Tho bnttlo of Verdun, tho longest and most bit terly fought Individual strugglo of. tho war, enters on Its fourth month today. Tho Germans nro hammer ing nt Headman'.! Hill, whero tho most ferocious and bloody fighting 'of the three mouths' conflict has taken place. j Clinging desperately to tho trench 'os they havo wrested from tho ? French on the lower slopes of tho hill, tho Teutons hnvo hurled 60,- mill ..wi. Imnliml In, Hn 1inttnrln !,,. .,... 'nf ..n P,iiiinrn alone tho BOvon nillo front from Avocoiirt iwood to tho Meuso In u dosperate offort to solzo tlio coveted suinmlt. riint tho Gernmns must continue S their tremendous onslaught on Headman's Hill or abandon tlio Idea taking Verdun seoma obvious. This blood Boakod summit nnd Its slstor emiuoiico. Hill 301, form tho key or tho whole system of the Verdun dnfonsoa. Fire from their bnttcrlcii flanks the Uouninont plateau across tho river. Without undisputed posses hIiui of this plateau, military crltlc.j agree that no attack on Verdun has any' chanco. WILL CTLHKRTSOX AHHKSTKR Xi:.R AlVRTLi: POINT In Suspected of Hieiiklng Into Hill- U'rds Store .May U Relcasetl ou ?l!.ao Hoiids -To Grand Jury Charged with breaking Into tho Hullnrds store, on tho Coqulllo, Mny 2, Will Culhortson has been arrested nnd Is now out on bonds to appoaT beforo tho grand Jury, according to Doputy Shorirr W. C. Lnlrd who niado Uio nrrest near Myriio Point msi i,-r,inv nvenlnu. 0 ,m to tho extent or $250 to hCClire llin luiuiinu Hum ji... healing lioforo the grand Ju wlUonio about June I at whlah tin ry mo that body la ordered to reconvene, having been dismissed three week ago. E Four assuult and battorv cases are now occupying tlio attention of tho dUtrlct nttornciy nnd ho Is won dering Just whoro ho must start In. Word reached L. A. Llljoqvlst that Andrew Manikl, who Uvea on Ton MHo. bad somo sort of dlspulo with Andrew Tucstrom aim urow a case Is to lie beforo Justice and will bo the ever heard assault witli assault rasn la iNoith Hend will como up soon. In addition to thoso two cases another baa been fllod at Coqullie and ono at Handon. . A CARD Owing to tlio unidoaoant personal- Itles which marked tho last rew days aj of thocampalgn between A. IC. Peck and mysoir I bellovo that a statement Horn mo. tho vanquished roe, at tula time Is In order. First. I desire to thank my frleiuU ror the earnost and loyal support given mo nnd, Second, I want to congratulate my opponent A. K. Peck, upon hla auc- cess and assure him or uw support at to general election In November nealnat bis democratic adversary. 1 While still a little tender In spots s the result or several unexpecieu blows I want It understood mat 1 liar- Jor no resenlment nor grudgea and ",' ,,"'" n nm for penu for that from now. an lam o rii(B represent. it I " ,J,Bt,IJ , Sl" opposed to l.lro M' sAIu! Js c K1,MWI,U Wi BURG CHARGED LAI EW KN1F ,v .L v