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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1911)
mmmmmmsmmmmi wjl BRfSn BEST Tf? T V''fTWWJiJKS"''!,! " ! J BOTH TO USE CUT RATE ON f MALHEUR LINE LUMBER EAST k THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1911 r POKTLAND, Oro., Jan. IS. Tho Orcgonlan prints the following: "When tlio proiioaod new railroad Is built through Mnlheur Cnnyon In Eastern Oregon It will bo used by both tho Ilnrrlmun and Hill systems, , i iF according to the most recent reports fife concerning tho transaction by which a strip of right-of-way 70 miles In length was transferred by the Bolso jfjij ft western raitrunu, a iini cui-iuru- Jflk tlon, to the Oregon Eastern, a Hnrrl- man institution. While the proporty virtually bo comes n llarrlnian possession, giving that system tho ownership of n con tinuous passage through whnt has boon termed tho key to tho Knstorn Oregon rail situation, It Is under stood Hint a common-user agreement will bo entered Into with tho Hill Interests. Even this arrangement, howovcr, would leave Hill without an outlet In Western Idaho, but this, It Is believ ed, can bo supplied by any one of several routes now receiving con sideration. Already thcro Is soma talk of a western extension of tho northorn branch of tho nurllngton Into South ern Idaho. This would provldo tho desired outlet for tho east-and-west road through Oregon and glvo Hill rcaso nfor continuing his hold on Mnlhour Canyon. Persons closo to tho builder of the Great Northern system dcclnro that his salo of tho 70-:nllo strip provides no reason for concluding that ho has given up his purpose of Invading Eastern Oregon. Wllllntn J. Hanloy of Burns, who Is said to be as close to Hill as anyono not directly con nected with his ofllclal family, talk ed when he was hero last week of his possible construction of n road south of Malheur Canyon route, providing for a connection with tho Deschutes lino, which Is now heading for Ilend and which promises to bo extended In a southerly direction as soon ns tho lino at present projected Is com pleted. When It bocamo known that both roads wero endeavoring to securo rights of way through Malheur Cany on, It was thought that perhaps an other contest such ns marked pro gress through tho Deschutes Valley would bo witnessed In thnt section of Oregon. Hut tho Deschutes experi ence probably has taught tho rnll ronds a lesson. It Is not likely that another war of thnt kind over will bo waged. Whero one set of rallH will sufllco for tho business of two systems, two tracks will not bo built. Tho attitude of nil eompotlng Hues now Is to opposo ench other In sor vlco after tho roads nro built and not beforo construction is begun. So It seems entlroly reasonable that an nrrangement whereby tho Hill lino can enter tho Easterr part of tho state over the Harrlmnu traekn will be completed. If this Is not done there Is nothing to prevent Hill from Invading tho rich and resource ful country south of Malheur Cnnyon over n lino of his own. It is holler ed that the litisluosw of that sectbn will support two separato road, built far enough apart so that oacli con dovolop n sopurV section. PHYSICIAN SUPPLIES BOOZE. PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. IS. With the lumber manufacturing industry of Portland at a low ebb and tho freight rate cloud darkest, locnl man ufacturers wore told that they could gut via Panama a 10-cent lumber rate Into Now Orleans, Now York and Philadelphia. This menus a cut of about half In the Atlantic seaboard business for the Portland mills, nud opens to local manufacturers tho greatest lumber mnrket of tho world todny. Hates & Chcsebrough, who recent ly established the Callfornla-Atlnntle ItOhchurg Grand Jury Hands It to Practitioner There. ROSEBURG, Ore., Jan. IS. Tho Douglas county grand Jury which ad journed a few days ago. made the following In Its flnnl report: "We find that a great many of the chnrges of tho vlolntlon of the locnl option liquor law, when run down, turn out to bo drunkenness due to liquor shipped from Zlinincr-j man & Co., of Portland, by express and tho same docs not constitute n crime. "Thnt much' other drunkenness Is duo to sales of liquor by drug stores upon prescriptions Issued by physl- clnns. We find that nioro than ono physician In Douglas county, Oregon, with grent recklessness write pres criptions for hnhltunl gross drunk nrds, whereby whiskey Is prescribed and tho pntlont proceeds to get Steamship company, hnvo tontlorud drunk. This Is mntter for tho modi- the now rate. In a letter to the Ore gon & Washington Lumber .Manufac turers' association, Trnlllc Manager, J. W. Chapman announces thnt the first ship to sail from Portland and seeking lumber cargo will bo tho Stanley Dollar, scheduled to leave hero about February in. It Is now planned to have threo or four other vessels sail during the year, but ex tension of the service Is promised cnl board, or for legislation." THE WHEAT MARKET. (By Hay Associated Press to Coos Times.) CHICAGO, 111., dan. 17. -Wheat closed as follows: May, $1.01 ; July, 07c; Soptembor, 95&c. OurAnnualStockTakingSale .Is still on. Storms nny interfere but eniinot obscure the goodness of the val ues offered in this nniiunl event that has come to be u feature with Coos Hay shoppers who recognize the genuine reductions that are always made. Abso lute adherence to advertised promises is a fixed principle of this store. What you see in our advertisements you will always find at this store. Tho public have come to expect it and wc take pride in the fact that we never disap point them. Do not overlook ilU opportunity to make a substantial saving and secure the same quality of goods that have won for this store a reputation founded on years of honest service. ND SUITS FOHMtiHLV SOLD F Olt ,$25.00 Are Priced at .$15.00 $20.00 Are Priced at .$12.00 $18.00 Are Priced at $10.80 DRESS GOODS REMNANTS and odd sizes Boys' and Youths' Clothing at from 1-!J to 1-2 off regular prices LADIES COATS $40.00 Are Priced at $2-1.00 $:?5.00 Are Priced at $21.00 $80.00 Are Priced at $18.00 M agnes Matson PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 17. -Track when business warrants. Tho effect Prices: Club, SO iff Sic; Hluesteni, Is nccoptod ns promise of n pormn- S3 Sic; Red Russlnn, 79c; Valley, nent rate to the great Atlantic mar- S2c5 Forty-fold, S2JfS3c. kotB, which Is Just tho saino ns tho railway rate now prevailing from the TACOMA, Wash., Jan. 17. Muc- Pnclllc coast to Omaha nnd Missouri Htcm sr,c' Fortyfold, Sic; Club, river points. S3c I?0(1 Russlnn, Sic. For somo tlmo tho Pacific mills: ' havo boon entirely out of Atlantic " seaboard buslnpss, except where ex-' trnordluary dimension stock was re- Hh Nerve and Hit Drawing Combined quired, as tho rnto of 7G cents a hun-l M,te th" Ed,tor Meek drcd to Now York nnd 73 cents to1 ? fcd,ltr !,n! K!"n ,tho ''- ,,.,, , ,. ... . order to illustrnto tho story and had Philadelphia was prohibitive. Tak- drnwn roURU dlnKnun of tno knu ot Ing 3,000 pounds ns stnndnrd weight sketch ho wanted. It must show n of 1,000 feet of fir lumber, tho pros- deer vaulting In a high leap over a ent Now York rato Is ?22.G0 a thou-'c,umP of """I". The artist read the THE ARTIST WON. Rocker Special sand, nnd thnt to Philadelphia $21.00. Tho now Hates &, Cheso brnugh rate Is $12, flat, to both ports, a cut of nearly fiO per cent. With this rnto ndvnntnge, gained through water conditions, locnl mlll meu nro conlldcnt of being able tn capture an Immeuso business on tho Atlantic. It Is figured that such lumber shipments laid down at Now York and Philadelphia for $12 could, manuscript, made the picture and sent It In. It was well done. Tim deer was a mngulllceiit fellow, with a pair of nntlcra that (ho most ninbltlous buck might well be proud of. Tho editor took ono look at the drawing nnd then In disgust returned It to tho artist, with a letter stating thnt the figure must be redrawn because "tho story plainly stales that the buck was a .vcarlltig. consequently he would hnvo bad only spike horns nnd not 'tho kind of nntlers you hnvo depicted." Tho artist wns not, however, dls- siaiiu mo ..iu ami j rnto por.rnayed. Ho stood pat for nntlers. With thousand for hauling back from courngo born of Immovable conviction CONTEST OVER CLAIM. Hi'otliei' of Heart Kiitr.t limit I'i-own l' On llonicMi'ud. UOSKIU'RU, Ore.. Jan. 17.--Kivd Asscnhclmer, of Gardiner, is in the city nnd will bo a witness at the V. S. land olllco In the case of tho Feder al Government against R. Wnde kainpcr, of North Yaklmn, Wash., a proceeding instituted by tho Forestry Service to deprive Wadokamper of u 1 60-acre homestead on Smith River, near Gardiner. Tho land was origin ally settled on by the defendant's brother, who died beforo completion of tho necessary flvo-yenr period of residence. Wndoknmpor then finish ed the period of occupancy nnd mndo flnnl proof. Tho Forestry nurenu alleges thnt his residence wns legal ly Insufllclont to obtain a patent. Tho land contnlns nearly 3.000,000 feet of standing tlmbor. Other witnesses In tho enso will bo Noah Hlack, John J,oach and Otto Mnttson. these ports of entry ns far as Pitts burg and Huffalo. In quoting tho now rnto, tho steamship company specifics thnt pieces not less thnn 1 Inches thick nnd not to oxceed 3D feot length will bo accepted, but Secretary Ostrandor, of the manufacturing association, Is securing Information as to whnthor thinner boards will not bo suitable, whoro bundled togethor for easy handling, nnd hns no doubt of an af linuntlvo reply. H such conditions nre acceptable, tho now covers nil classes of lunibor desired. Hut In nny event tho rato will bring out full enrgoes, oven of dimension matorlal, which can bo resawed at destination to advantage. Portlnnd inlllmen nre Jubilant over tho prospects presented them In this offer. They are certain now of being able to get a heavy poreontngo of tho car material business on the Atlan tic, as they controlled much of it as far as Chicago when they hnil to stand a TiO-cent rnto. With a 10 cent rale to Now York and Philadel phia, and tho great superiority of fir for this use. there Is no possible ron ton In sight why It should not innke tremendous gains at once. ho rcturued tho drawing unaltered to tho editor and wired him: "Composi tion demands antlers. Cbnngo manu script to 'threc-yenr-old buck.'" Tho editor was struck so dumb by this manifestation of ucrvo that bo actually took tlmo to study tbo draw ing. He let his Imagination plcturo tbo spllio buck Instead of tbo majestic autlorcd beauty and meekly decided thnt tho nrtlst knew n thing or two, so tho editorial blue pencil was brought Into requisition, tho buck gain ed two years In a less number of min utes, ami the periodical lost nothing by tho change. New York Press. Obeyed Instructions. Mr. Dublin was still out at 2 a. m. Unnblo to wait calmly nny longer. Mrs. Dnbbs began pacing tho hall. Slio had gone back nnd forth about thirty seven times when sho beard a thump at the back door. She walked back nnd peered through the glass. It was Mr. Dabbs. all right. Ho seemed to tmvu fallen in tho mud two or three times. Sho let him In nnd steadied him up stairs. "Why did you como to tho back door?" sho asked. Ho collected bis fugltlvo wits beforo he answered. "There Is n slgu In front which snvs that ult packages must be delivered nt the rear," ho sald.-St. Louis Post-Dls- tuir.tlt Try The Times Want Ads SEWING ROCKERS Golden Oak, shaped back, cane seat, well finished. Only $2.15 SEWING ROCKERS Golden Oak, extra size, cobbler seat, Only $2.50 Arm Rockers High or Low Backs, broad amis, wood or cobbler seats, the best ever offered at $3.00 and $3.50 Clothes Dryers 'Pry one of our standing folding clothes dryers, your money back if not satisfied. Only $1 .50 Perry, Montgomery Co. Remington. REPEATING Hammerlesa Solid Breech, Safe rPUMDl GUN m &. SL UNS ir-s" TJll ;Vi &w W GS8& wm We Want You To The new Ideas in Spring Shoes and Oxfords. Assortments now Complete. Hub Clothing and Shoe Co aiAKSlllJMlShD- "MONEY TALKS "-UANDON autoloading! onuiour Remington Pump Gun and Remington Autoloading Shotguns represent tho highest development In modern shotgun manufacture. This claim is proven by the fact that over 50 of the Interstate Hand! caps for the last threo years have been won by Remington Shotguns. More winnings than all other shotguns of all makers combined. REMINGTON PUMP GUN-Hsmmdew. Solid Dteech, Slide Action, Bottom Ejection recognized ti unrivaled in this din ol repeated. REMINGTON AUTOLOADING SHOTGUN-Hsmmer-leii. Solid Breech combinei the advantage, of all other ihotguns with being autoloading without the Ion thereby ol an ounce ol muule energy hst a minimum lecoil abiolutely lafe. TrMw REMINGTON Caulo. U m. il... . ...t . .1.. . lest lool lot UcrtuiDi Kootins prondtney, matiiifi,, h ipoiUmtn. THE REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY Ag.ncyt 299 Broadway, NawYorkCUy DON'T MINII WEATHER. Don't complain about the weather when K M. Smith of Flagstaff ha old over four hundred hunchos of turnips this month, which ho rnlo on his ranch and expects to sell twice as many moro before long. Beaver Hill Coal MOUNT DIAIiLO AND JOSSOX CEMENT. Tho host Domestic and Imported brands. Plaster, Llmo, Brick and all hinds of bulldors material HUGH McLAIN GENERAL CONTRACTOR OFFICE, SOUTH lJUOAmVAY. PHONE 201, Wo carry all the Remington m odels of repeating guns and also tho other models that hnvo proved bes t suited to tho Coos Bay country. N 0 can also order any special model and secure It for you promptly Our stock of cartridges Is com pleto. The Gunnery "Sportsmen's Headquartrs" J' IIUA X A Ar 1 MARSIIFIEM). Coos Bay-R.oseburg Stage Line Ilnlly .tnse between Roseburg and MarsSeld. Stagoleavea dailr Ji Uumlity at 7 p. in. Fare, $0.00. OTTO SrilETTUR, Agent, 120 MARKET AV Marsditleld. PHONE 11 I Stage leaves daily and O. I BARNARD, A cent. ROSEIU'RO. ORR. ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING DONE AT THE TIMES' OFFICE SEE FRIZEEN If you want to get In on somo of th est real estate bargains on tho Bay Also If you wnnt tho best insur ance at tho best rates. AUai'STFRIZEEN, 68 Central Ave. Marshfild, Ore. ifflBEl 'J I knO W VfthA I Wwi M n fc .f t, wa .. 4 .. rt.wPS.8 ' Um In stock for quick f?" "h onJr'VI.hTa my own factory. 11 !e,f to ," them-berauso I nuke and "L- i"' WvM- 1 These pricts an 1 m ifJ? ray caUlotr-copy of which 1 will Bladly mall on.reiustj Front Door.doubla thick Uis JI.2B up Fancy Front Door.,. tjrll.1, . 45,00 up 5-ro.. pan.l Door., for painting ?1.2S 4 r!f S'radow. ch.ck rail . . 78c up flight Barn Sath ... 42c up Cupboard Door., with plain sta.s 1.00 ll'lii' flrf." 78iK-.SA Frame. 80e "J 1 not fall to send ma imn. II. f r.t m.. tarlalt for prics and fr.Iirht cWr... w uAik(r.i.i.:H: " . . w..mM ,.w. k - NEW LIVER.Y Fancy now rlg3, good horses and caroful drlvors aro now at tho dls posal of the Coos Bay public at REASONAULE RATES. Rigs or rigs with dnvers ready for any trip anywhere any time. Horses boarded and rigs carod for. New hearse and special accommo datlons provided for funeral parties. W. L. CONDR.ONS Jjyery & Feed Stables SAVE MONEY "" Dy having your oie clothes pressel' nnd cleaned. Makes them look bo, ter nnd wear longer. Satisfaction guaranteed. COOS RAY TAILORING CO. J. W. Josoph8on. Mgr. 180 South Broadway. Mnrshflcld' Ik ". Kin