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MHHHRPilSSMk ' , o"V- -fr-"Xf 'JTK ,. THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD. OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 4, 1910 - EVENING EDITION - ( . -" y' : r GJ! PAGES OK IB 'K .'"' W !& s. I ML TRACK REAKWATER III JOHNSON WINS m TODAY! II 15 ROUNDS Close Contests and Good Time Making Meet an Unusual Success. With some of the best races that i ger list despite the Fourth of July holiday season. She had a fair car go of general freight. The Breakwater will sail at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning for Port land. Among those arriving on the Breakwater were the following: T. W. Chatburn, Mrs. H. Day, Miss Wilkes, Mrs. Thompson, Miss Thomp son, M. N. Thompson, O. Dodge, Miss Schrodater, Mrs. Wright, Master Wright. J. B. Tower, Mrs. Griffin, H. The" results of the two days' racing Wllson. W. D. Pasley, Mrs. C. W. is as follows, the horse, owner, jock ey or driver and position at finish be Steamship Arrives From Port land With Large Passenger List This Morning. The Breakwater arrived She had a large passen-1 a n.mj eft to the body that brought r Continued from page 1.) fie law md varied this with left and right s ings to the jaw and the blood spouted from Jeff's mouth In a stream. Jeff was looking a sight at in early this stage, but he suddenly electrified have been pulled off here In many a this morning after a good trip from "c " .,' V , ' rI ,., to the 1inv aml .. .. n it- it . i , . - . . . , : J .........o - -j - aay, ice vuua uuuij lmcu iui-ci 10 Romano provliig a big success. The crowd Sunday exceeded anticipations, and this altcrndon a great throng is pres ent. The meet cldses to-morrow and some good s'pecial contests are being talked of. In the mile dash yesterday, Con federate was a comparatively easy winner. Creserton, Herron's former lorse, is proving himself better than ever and pulled down victories for for Major Kinney Saturday and Sun-Jay. Polntz, Miss Polntz, E. Kasselbaum, ,J. H. Gardiner, W. L. Foster, Mrs. I Foster, C. Foster, Chas, Erickson, C. R. Dlndlger, S. M. Jones, V. M. Creserton (Kinney-Zlegler) 1 Jones, Mrs. J. A. R. Jones, J. A.. R. Macbeth (Seeley-Lee) 2 Jones, A. E. Pollexfen, Mrs. Pollex- Greinlaw (Yoakum ) 3 fen, H. B. Donahey, H. Van Pelt, Mrs CMrley Foster (Nay ) 4 Van Pelt, A. L. George, L. Nystrom, the crowd to its feet. Johnson, how ever, had a good advantage. Hound Twelve. The men clinched after they both missed hard lefts to the jaw, remain ing In this position half a minute. Jeff rushed in and Johnson met him with a straight left and a right upper cut on the jaw. With the men breast to breast, the black man swung hard with left to the body and face, all the time keeping a conversation with Corbett. Johnson cleverly blocked the blows intended for the body and sent home a straight right to the sore mouth, starting the blood afresh. The negro shot a straight Fiber, Miss Fiber, Mrs. Polntz, Master I left to the face and then sent his man s nenu uacit a iooi wiin similar ing given In the order named: Sunday's Results. Half Mile Dash; purse $10- .1 re .3 le, :oi. lie Dash; purse $173 federate (Baber-Baber) . . iiequer (McXames-Gregory) tlnmas (Son ag-McNIcols) . Time, 1:45. Speclnl Vi-Mllo Dash, Saddle Horses Gray Dan 1 Erickson, Thomas J. M. Henderspn, Miss Wallock, .Mrs. Ostrom, Mrs. Fish, C. Broulllard, Mrs. Roberts, John Scharwat, Jos. Dobbins, Mrs. Clatterton, Chas. Lee, W. J. Harvey, Mrs. Harvey, G. Mosh er, J. Griloe, E. A. Anderson, W. L. Morton, Mrs. Morton, II. C. Miller, D. Riley, John Hegli, A. Berk, John J. MasslopI, J. M. Grlbs, Mor- blows. Jeff went to his corner spit ting blood and with the honors against him. Jeff's seconds were ominously quiet at this stage. On the other hand, the Johnson corner fairly hummed with life and bustle. Round Thirteen, The man fought without damage to either, and wrestled about the center of tho ring, Johnson breaking It up WIRELESS 10 CLOSE SHOPS (Continued from page 1.) was sent out of tremendous profits resulting from a string of stn'iona do ing commercial wcrk across the continent. the company throughout the coun-,In Mississippi In 1845 ami never! try," said Inspector Mayer In his mro "" roo months' schoolll statement, "many of whom have " 1 cottoj , mei, u umiKiT in uenver, amine, placed their savings In tho stock of flmy ft roniotcr ot wlrc, " the company tnrougu inise ivV- tlcs He lives at the Waldorf A sentatlons made by Its ofllcers. when In jjcw York. real assets of the company, "The consisting of land stations, patents. ' A fiTi A 5TJ" A rf"v - m manufacturing plants nud real estate Jt. jT raVfl,fJ&bjj, fft 01 ail Kinus appear iu uu nu.m . V A IT n conservathe estimate $400,000, or an j OVALSTY' netual worth of two cents a share at J par value." I Wo use tho utmost caro In fi't Two million shares have been is-, orders and our highest nlm is toj sued at a nar value of $10 a share, , out umy guous oi quality. Groi .... . H The first story of the collapse ap-uut the stock has recently been put quaiuj is naiu to Keep for so mud peared briefly in The Times last week. ,, t0 $50 a share. Thus, argues tho porlBhable. Wo mpvo our ttn This has been further confirmed by inspector In his statement, "by tnk-. quickly and buy only tho freshest .....-- ...-...,... 1 4 T4 .. .4 4 1.- . . notices ot a uiscoiuinuance oi a muu- j,.g the last amount quoted (?4uu,uuu UI--OU ji juu .wn, mo uest M ber of the Oregon stations. A press of actual assets) at $50 a share, tho, time, let us fill your order, t I dispatch from Newport, Oregon, says: 8tock is roally worth as $400,000 Is THK STORK THAT DELIVERS J "Operator Jiuien, or tne xsewpori to $1,000,000, or $.0004 a share." station of the United Wireless Com- Th(j lns,)0ctor saya tho company pany, received orders to-night from nrltrinnllv Incornoratod as the Amalgamated Wireless Securities Comnanr In 1904. In 130G It took Already the stations at QVer th(j aBgcts and buslncgs ot thc defunct American De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company, which was then running at a loss and in default in interest on its bonds, exchanging therefore Its own securities on a ten for one basis. the head office In New York, ordering him to close the local offlc'e and go to Seattle Roseburg and Salem have been closed, and a number of others, In cluding Eugene, aro to be discon tinued. Tho local station has re ceived messages coming 2,000 miles. Most of the mesages handled come from ships at sea. High Officials Nabbed. 1lf Tl n irnllnif nf l(rl n .1 InPtn .tl Cf";"" " ' ?, I?"" " f Christopher C. Wilson, president ."W 4..V.V. Uliu lliuiuu. 11C U1UYC11J evaded Jeff's clumsy attempts 10 land on the body and cutting loose, landed (Blue Ridge Tiger 'Tuscosa, left at post. Time, :23 1-5. Half-Mllo Trot, Frec-for-All, Purse, $175 SisterBcss( Donnelly-Donnelly) 12 2 Marin (Lathrope-Lathrope) . . .2 McCloskoy Walnwrlght (John- ston-AVllson) 3 Wahko (Ward-Norton) 4 Angle Mnlonc (Train-Train) ..5 Time, 1:0S, 1:09?4, 1:09 3-3. Athletic Resnll.s. 220-Yard Hurdle A. S. Blanchard fltst, and Sidney Clarke second. Time, 31 3-5. 100-Yard Dash Called off to lack of entries, Rasmussen withdrawing as result of claim that he had won 220-yard dash Saturday by knocking ribbon down with hands instead of body. Saturday's Results. 94-Mile Dash; purse $175 Confederate (Baber-Baber) 1 Martinmas (Sontag-McNIcols) 2 Exchequer (McNames-Gregory) ...3 Yo San (Norton-Drew) 4 Time, 1:17. Burro Race, mile; purse $5 I Maud (Albeit Powers) i Jack (Harold Rust) 2 ' Time, 4:20. 14 -Mile Dash of the company; Samuel S. Bogart, first vice piesidcnt, and Wm. W. left and right in quick succession on ! Tompkins, president of the New York the jaw and body. Jeff weakened at j selling agency, which, ofllcers of the tms stage, a rigiit upper cut almost wireless company say, was formerly lifting him from the lloor. He seem- f1,i,. nc., ..,- i i , . ed at sea at locating the black, who,theh Ascal asont but has ceased to waded In like a juggler, dealing out 1'cl'rcsct them. seveie punishment with every tan. I Chief Inspector Mayor subsequen'- .3 row, Master Morrow, Miss Morrow,; The round ended with Corbett ad- !' gave out a long formal statement "At this time," says the Inspector's statement, "when ofllcers of the De Tho full story of tho arrest of high forest Company were secretly con ofTicials of tho company as told In a niVg to abandon It, and leave tho press dispatch from New York Is as stockholders a mass of worthless se follows: 'curl les Its stock had been forced to Unltod States postodlce Inspectors an alleged value of $12.50 a share raided tho handsome Broadway of- or $2.50 above the par. flees of the United Wireless Tele- "Another Item In tho statement graph Company and caused the arrest sont out to stockholders was patents and patent rights, $5,520,233. The GOODS. C. W. WolcbS THE GROCER. PHONE 97 J 1 BUTTER, CREAM and of the Coos Bay Ice & Cold Stori Company. Free Delivery. Phone 71 Flyer '. 2 John Papos, J. W. Morrow, Mrs Geo. Vasey, Miss Vasey, V. Vasey, S. S. Gaylor, C. Wortman, H. Miller. Win. Harris, B. Domenlco, C. H. Cotil son, F. Clatterton. vising Jeff to cover up and stay away. ( in which ho charges that although oc-il Biurieu ratner lanmy into tne 3 3i'yHn 1 I ithlli" 55 .-... -. I DHLL DbUnCb i i middle of the ring and appeared to be lu bad shape. Round Fourteen. Jeff was met wi.ii a straight left as he got up and a moment later an other spiteful jab went to the mouth. Joluibon placed his stomach within. 'Jeif'h reach and ciied, "Ain't it a nice belly? Way don't you hit it." Jim did not. Thev clnsmi in r.nv. bett imponunlnc his man tn linw.inJ of tr dauge'rouj upper cuts. Jeff's ees wtvo almost totally closed at this ' stage. Johnson sent in some lanlri I the company has been running at a loss tho price of its shares has been advanced by manipulation to ficti tious values and that individual oill cers of the company have sold out their stock to the general public at a profit estimated in one instance at between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000, with other instances in proportion. Wilson was released on $25,000 bail and Bogart on $10,000 bail for appearance on July 12, when a fur ther hearing will be held by a fed- mouth. "I am as eril commissioner. Tompkins was affaiis of the company were recently audited by a llrm of licensed nccoun -ants, who placed the book value of all patents at $2 0,233. "The officers of the company have sold to the public .thousands of bliarcE, claiming all the while that they were holding their own shares and piiiting the money received from thc public into the plants of the com pany. One of tho ofllcers is believed to have cleaned up $5,000,000 at $10 a share and possibly $10,000,000 at the ranging prices of $10 and $50. The cflcers of los3 degree have prof ited iu proportion." None of the men arrested to-day have any explanations to make, but a statement was given out by C. C. Gal braith, general manager of the Uni ted, In which ho says: Arthur M. King, counsel for the United, snld that for several months Ask Us For one of our Business Cards. There Is Information of Interest tibers of Electricity. j Coos Bay Wiring 0 EXPERT ELECTRICIANS. Respectfully nsk your patronage PHONE 237-J. Turkish Bail) 2 10-21 3 qoos Building PHONEN214J Have that Rotof Fixi Now See CORT3 riW' PHONE lOOa nt left jabs to the Cieei as von nrn Uni " cl.,,f.,.i I i..,.nt.t.i . l.i.. ,., m,,. n.t.,m 1....1 i i i i, . Portland AtidS TWO More VlC- '?,hnI0"i.C0rliett' amI """edlately.Falls, Xow York, and brought here company here and elsewhere. He at- for arraignment. He could not find tilbuted the present prosecution to tho $10,000 bail required and spent the ditcoutcnt of certain stockholders the night in the Tombs. vho might have boon unfairly treated tories to Her String Other Games. fBv Associated Press ) an exenanire of ronnr nn fniin,...n,i The round anded tamely, but Johnson had all the honois and Jetfs seconds looked bad. Round Kitteen. A clinch oneueil th rmmd .,,,,1 ti.n.. -. aw...... i.i. 4ii4;ii PORTLAND, July -1 Yesterday's Johuso "'shed his man to the ropes, i federal somes in .ho Coast League resulted out. JeffrlM WCS coullte(ljof Carl as fololws: AT PORTLAND R. Portland 3 Vernon o AT LOS ANGELES R. FIRST GAME. Los Angeles 4 Sacramento 3 SECOND GAME, Los Angeles 4 H. 9! Sacramento 3 Tissuo S. (Allen-McNicols) 1 AT SAN FRANCISCO R. Tflldy (Seeloy-Drew) 2 FIRST GAME. -Gold Beach (Novlns-Wllson) 3 San Francisco 4 f Blue Rldgo Tiger (McDonald-Sim- , Oakland 0 "oils) 4 ' SECOND GAME. Gray Dan, drawn. Time, :25. -Milo Dash; purse, $t25 Creserton (Kinney-Zlegler) 1 Greenlaw ( Yoakum-Wilson) 2 Tissue S. (AlIen-MeNlcols) Macbeth (Seeley-Leo) 4 Vernon 1 San Francisco 1 Oakland 4 Saturday's games resulted as lows: AT PORTLAND R. Portland s or Trot; purse 1 1 1 Tlirt Lnl Half Mile 1'nco $1 CO- Ray o' Light (Traln-Tr.l),2 Marie (Lathrop-Latlirop) . . . 1 Sister Bess ( Donnelly) . .3 Belle N. (.Norton-Starr) ... ,4 Time, 1:10 1.5, U07 1-5; 1:04S 2-5. AT LOS ANGELES Los Angeles , Sacramento 1 (Thiiteen Innings.) AT SAN FRANCISCO San Francisco Oakland R. R. , 0 1:0S, Macho. h (F. P. Norton-Lee). Charley Foster (Nay-Wilson). Yosau (Norton-Drews). Special Race, Running Catch Weights Contra Costa (Knnpp-JSolgler). Mile; inches. Allilet.c It.'sults. 220-Yard Dash Gordon RasiniH v)n first and A. S. Blanchard second. Running High j,,,,,,, SIdn WliUhO III St. W til il fonf 111. I....1... . AInn.l Mnn .... ,-. , . , .. v - - ""-hub, -.w. luiiuLT-isauerj. breaklns the hlKh school record. A. Ewhenuer (MeNames-Giegorv) 7 """ ""tm, with 5 foot 11 itACK No. 2S Anto HnM ! Special Raco , MIlo; p.ini, IVograin lir Tuesd.iv. Weights The progimu for TuoMlay follows- ' ,Uwn,Kht tQVtou-Loo). auclB broncho exhibition by E'iGra'DBM (VoaUiim-JohuMn). R- B"ni. ' ,Tho. Flyer (Mcnonald-lt, Simmons) The races, the name of the horse ' vlwota ly-Zeigler). ownor ,ll.. . . "" "u0. iu order vn , ,0ekCy M"8 8vou ' iu oruor, wm b0 as follows; I . KT.,nB..Mllo;purW$l00.1 charrZrr:w'"..--! Buy Your Von Norton,V.: V"' Headlight (Norton-Leo) Sl'eclal Race, Running y , Ctch Weights,-. -G ?iMlle: ni.. 1 " r.roonln.., , t ,. . 'v'"-rj Prelimtn.-ii-y "Dope." At 1:35 o'clock Announcer Jordan S cleared the ring of photographers and IL hangers on. Jenrles arrived at the arena at 2 o'clock. "Has lleons" Speak. At 2:24 P. M Jeffries was takinir a rub and was stripped for the ring In his dressing room. After Sullivan, Fitzsinimons and half a dozen other has-beens had been introduced and made speeches, the crowd became, tired and began to show impatience. Enter Rinr i..lto Johnson entered the arena at -"S P. M. "uiij ics emeroii cim ..1.. .. 'southeast corner at 2:31 p, jr. 1 1 At 2:35 p- M., Johnson was p ro ll ZTl aS Ul heavy weIsht cl'amplon of the world. A very v oak reception ' was tendered to Johnson. u! At 2:10 p.m. the mo donned their H J.M BMd J1(ian 0,camI tho ring linio was called at 2:41. I Jeliiisoij Oiiim'iI Ueliiv. .. reported that the cause of ho delay was that a new plIrso dl. Won was brought by Johnson, whQ ofused to enter the ring unl ss lt was agreed to. 3 7 10 7 II. 0 4 fol The complaint on which the war- y other stockholders who had no. rants were issued is drawn under tho connection, he said, with the manage- criminal code on information went of the company. He disowned ter B. Keene, a postodlce in- responsibility for advertisements of spector. stock which he said had been nut out ! j The specific instance of alleged y tho Now York selling agency, now I 1 fraudulent use of tho mails is given defunct, over the protest; of the Unl-' as the mailing of a letter on March ted management. ,3, 1910, to Michael O'Brien of Wat-, Christopher Columbus Wilson, pres erbury, Conn. lflont of tll0 Unlted ,s flnanc, f " "" -""" oiunoiuuuurB 01 nie soir-mnde school. Ho was born Entered for the'or,lMi RaiMi n, (.xnlL 'I'hone 120J, men. Dance with the Band July 4th. Greenlaw (j. Voakum-wtUon), BUTTER, CREAM and MILK of the Coos Bay Ice & Cold Storage Company. Free Delivery. Phone 73J. TIIIRTVDE.il) IN WRECIC. Many Fntaii,, l.opurto.l , ,,, 0(.. eiiired Near lliimtliou, Ohio. (Hv Associated Pres ) DAYTOX, Ohio, Jiy 4. Thlrtv People aro reported to have boon Ml d nonr Hamilton on the Qulncy, Hamilton and Dayton this afternoon mo,si ran into a passenger Dance with the Ba:.d July 4th. Vo The Times' WniuA.H STH. CARLOS will sail from San tranclsco for COOS iuv,h1 GRAY'S HAItllOK, Friday, June 24th nV. 8K1IVK lMSSAfiB for Gray's Harbor at the ALLIANCE OKFIOR, C. F mC" George, Agent. ' tBBMMwrwiyafBtjwmiiiiiM aaeMw u&m foJr m V5Ct w rf3y AT Jrt, men" oiBA b;;t; em am'immmwm f-e, ?.-a. a5 N&''J. I IHW-S'SB TD WJSfa. M CSO.IF.S IB r w'imm-wii whmf Mil !- "? n mm J im ...j,l- j w wl r ns ro : 1 HO YOU KNC good laundry work wli Sure you do, and that 1 so many satisfied custo those who have never dry, you will find out tried it, that you have wnoio 10c. For our cub "OUIt WORK CAN'T RE 1 THEY KNOW. iMARSIIFIELI) II. S. Phone 2295. in.... ..... .' wui ivuguu sue-a iiuy on Mnii7ey Ilros., Props AVK HAVE PLACED IN 1 SERVICE A Bus to Meet Trains will also make calls on tolep Phono 13 A baggage wagon has also 1). added that will call for and dell trunks, baggage and light frolght. L. H. HEISNER Livery and Feed Stable. azsmrrmmvrfmm Undertaker ?Iar.Iiileld, Oregon, l'nrlorh, ISO South Btl St., Telephone, Day or Night, 105-.T. FOR SALE. NEW 11-FOOT AAVNING AN ALL KINDS OF XEAV AND SECON , HAND GOODS, CHEAP FOR CAS1 1 180 IIROADAVAY, SECOND HAN STORE. NORTH I1K.YM iviniiDciim.,,.. """''.iiw rassuxGER BOATS ROKiil bend . BONITA PROFESSIONAL CARDS. rR. J. AV INGRAK lmJ Vfiysiclan and Surgeon. The Finest and Fastest Launches on tho Bav i-c.wj- .MARSHFIELD "all a. m. "15 a. 111. MARSHFIELD S:30 a. m. 0.00 n. m. .i.30 a. ni. 10.00 a. ni. 10.80 a. 111. 11.00 a. 511. 11. -15 a, m. 12.80 p. in. 1.00 p. m. 1-30 p. m. 2.00 p. m. 2.30 p. ni. 3.00 p. m. 3.30 p. ni. 4.00 p. ni. 4.30 p. 111. 5.00 p, ni, COO p. in, "00 p. in. S.00 p, m. 9.00 p. ni. 10.30 p, ni. Three befits are plying regularly bet'w LEAVE "00 a. m. 7. -15 a. 111. S.45 a. in, 9.13 a. 111. 9. 45 a. m, 10.15 a. 111. 10. 4a a, 111, 11.15 a. m. 11.45 a. m. 12.30 p. ni. 1.15 p. ni. J.ii) P. 111. NORTH irom c.30 A. M. ton p , Boats for charter at any old time BEND. 2.15 p. m. 2.45 p. m. 3-15 p. ni, 3.45 p. in, 4.15 p. ni. 4.45 p. in, 5.00 p in. COO p. ni. 7.00 p. m. S.00 p. ni. 10.00 p. ni. 11.00 p. m Office 208-200 Coos Building Phores 0fflc9 J821; Resldeqco 16 DR. A. L. nOUSEAVORTn Physician and Snrgeon OfflcoB second floor of Flanagan Bennett Ba!c Buildlnx. Office hours 2 to 4 p m.; 7 to 8 p. u Phone; Offic... 1431; Residence. 141 J IV. BENNETT, Offlco over Flanagan & Beiimtt L Bank. Marahfleld, Qrw oenMarshfleld and-North Bend TV-r 8. TURPEN j W Architect ft J. A. O'KELLY, Proprietor. .. lt 'A .&(, k mmr t N Nfck Over Chamber of ComraerceSJjl , i I A'- - 13 i K " ML -' n.i r- n ..m.. - . i