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fjj'w1 i"vpff4pri'- TWy"" -"" THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1911 EVENING EDITION. 4 wwii ijP'T,Hf!i NEW LEADER INJ0L!T!C$. Woodrow Wilson Hailed as "Possible President," PROGRESSIVE AND A FIGHTER. William Bayard Halo Throws 8omo Interesting Side Lights on Governor of New Jersey, Who Forced the En actment of the People's Will Into Law, Despite Political Dictators. "Woodrow Wilson, Posslblo Presi dent," Is tho title of an Interesting urtl clo In tho 'w World's Work by Wil liam Bayard Hnle concerning tbo per Bonnllty and record of tho militant governor of Now Jersey, whoso suc cess In obtaining popular reforms from an unwilling legislature has focused upon him tho eyes of progressives of all stripes and parties throughout tho country. Hero are some of tho things Mr. Halo has to say about tho man who may bo tho leader of tho light against President Tuft In 1012: "There may havo been fiercer po litical battles than that which was now Joined between tho Democratic old guard of New Jersey and Its new governor, but fow havo been In their Issuo of greater posslblo Blgnlllcnnee to tho political futuro of tho United States. "Tho quiet gentleman who hud Just emerged from tho delectnblo groves of Princeton academy, his garment odorous with tho vapors of Pnrnnssus, bis lips wet with tho waters of Helicon this long haired bookworm of a pro fessor who) had Just laid his spectacles on his dictionary camo down to the Trenton statehouso and 'licked tho Kong to n frnzzlo.' "It uppoarod that ho did know the difference between it seminar mid n caucus, a syllabus and a. Now Jersey corporation; that ho did know Hobo ken and Camden politics protty nearly as woll ns ho did his Hurko and his Xlagchot and that, abto to wrlto a book on constitutional government, ho was Just as nblo to handlu n governor's Job, constitutionally or otherwise "This Is tho fact that makes Gov ernor Woodrow Wilson n looming fig uro In tho world today. This Is tho renson It was worth while to go to Trenton to observe thu advent of a now typo of man Into tho arena of politics." Hero Is tho pen plcturo of Governor Wilson as painted by Mr. Hulo: "Dr. Wilson's faco Is familiar a high forehead, gray eyes, a long Jaw. n very long Jnw. lie Instantly recalls Joseph Chamberlain iih that llrltlsh statesman was In other days. Tho profiles of tho two might bo ex changed almost without detection. Dr. Wilson Is of good height, sturdily built, with minimi Hhoulders. Ho Hands erect mid on his feet. If you want nuimicrlHius you note that his hands nook his troupers pockets; that. ho changes his glasses with much care when ho looks down at a document or up from It; that every time he has used his pen ho wipes It carefully with n cloth taken from a drawer, Into which bo paluHtuklugly replaces It, closing tho drawer. There is u cer tain trained precision of habit In mat ters of routine and a free spontaneity in others. There would bo a gray KrlmncK.s about him except fur tho pocketed bunds, a frequent sunburst of a smile and a vuleo like music. You learn In tho course of a fow hours that a man with a stiff Jaw and a sen sitive mouth Is pretty sure to bo mas ter In any situation, (Jovornor WIN nou Is n man of positive opinion, re lieved by an eager sense of humor. Ho moves mid speakH with unfailing poise, with good natiiivd certainty of lilniholf." Tho story of Governor Wilson's fight with tho bosses mid the special Inter iwts Is Interestlnfly told by Mr. Hale, noro Is one of the governor's quoted Btatenients, which gives a clear Idea of his attitude on popular government; "Hack of all reform lies the means of getting it. Hack of the question what you want Is the question, How are you going to get It? We are all pretty well agreed, 1 take It, that cer tain reforms nro needed. Hut wo llnd thut tho llrst necessary reform Is one that will render us able to get reform. "Wo lmvo been calling our govern ment a republic, mid wo have been living under tho delusion that It Is a representative government. That U the theory. Hut tho fact Is that wo aro not living under a representative government. Wo nro living under a government of party bosses, who In se cret conference uud for their private ends dctermlue what wo shall mid shall not have. Tho llrst, tho Imme diate thing that wo have got to do Is to restore representative government. There bus got to be a popular rebel lion for tho rcconquest and rcassump Hon by tho people of the rights of tho peoplo too long surrendered." 4 444-M-Hi lx vs I would a great deal rather bo X put In Jail for something 1 was X sh Innocent of or for something r X that 1 had not douo than to 1' V know in my heart that I hud t dono somo dishonorable, dirty A V thing, whero I could seo the sug- HJ gestion of it In tho oyo of every $ son of New Jersey in a Recent Speech. -AA(.Jbvft.M4L 1 .l.-'ML,..., , . TT" " PHONE 27W i-sK Attorney for Plaintiff. Hell rTassssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssMWssssisssssssssssss .I-.l-.iW-.... irstrasBSMam- iitai- - WATERPROOF CONCRETE. How to Prepare Mlxturo 80 It la Im pervious to Moisture. Concrete Is very largely employed In many bulldlug constructions, and In some situations It Is very important that It should be at least practically waterproof. There nro several methods of rendering concrete more or less Im permeable to wutcr, somo simple and free to anyone, and somo Involving tile uso of secret of patented com pounds, of tho former tho simplest method Is to mix hydrntcd llmo or finely divided clay with tho concrete, thus at least partially lining tho voids or Interstices In the concrete nnd de creasing tho percolation of water. Another blmplc method Is to mix powdered alum with tho cement nnd dissolve ordinary soap In tho water to be used In mixing the concrete. Al though the latter materials havo been used for more" than sixty years ns a wash for rendering masonry impervi ous to water, and although In recent yenrs they havo frequently been em ployed as Ingredients of concrete to uiako tho entire mass impermeable, the proportions to bo employed and the reason for the effect seem to have had little or no scientific consideration; at least the proportions used in practice vary very widely. To uso the alum and soap method of decreasing tho permenblllty of mor tar or concrete tho alum In powdered form may bo mixed with tho dry ce ment or thu sand, mid the Honp may be dissolved In the water employed In mixing tho concrete, or both tbo nlum nnd tho soap may be dissolved In tho water. Tho former Is probably the safer method In practice, slnco with tho latter method tho water must bo thoroughly stirred whllo tho two nro being mixed, or tho prcclpltato mny form In largo masses, which It Is prac tically Impossible to break up; nnd further, tho water must bo kept stirred to prevent tho compound from ac cumulating on tho surface Theso aro conditions that it Is not always easy to bo certain of securing. Uowover. tho alum la more easily dissolved than tho aoap, and honco tho nlum may bo dissolved in, any, one-fifth of tbo water, and tho aoap In tho remaining four fifths, and then tho two portions may bo mixed together, being careful to stir them as tho mixing progresses. The alum and tbo aoap combine and form a finely divided. flocculont. Insoluble, water ropolllng compound, which tills tho pores of the concrcto and decreases Its permeability. Tho beat proportions nro. nlam one part nnd hard aoap two porta, boi by weight Bonn varies In its chemical composition, nnd honco n single pro portion cannot bo stated which will bo chemically oxact for nil cases. The nbovo proportion is In round numbers, the relatlvo combining weights of nlum mid average hard soap, mid lienrp It s the best proportion to use, although widely different proportions havo been used In practlco with suc cess. Any reasonably pure soup will do. but If soft aoap Is employed n greater amount should bo used In pro portion to tho amount of water In It. It Is (Ulllcult to (HhsoIvo moro than about n per cent of hard soap In cold wntor, mid hence this practically lim its tho amount of nlum to 1.0 per cent nnd of the soap to 3 per cent. These amounts will give n prcclpltato equal to about 3 per cent of the weight of the total water. Tho amount nf prcclp ltato formed in tho pores of the mor tar or concrete will depend upon the amount of wntor used In tho mixing. Of course. If It bo dissolved In n small er quantity of soap and nlum tho soap could bo first dissolved In a smaller quantity ofkjiot water, which Is after ward mixed with the wnter used In making the mortar, but this Is hardly practicable or necessary. How to Make Fly Exterminators. The following methods of keeping ahead of tiles uow that summer Is hero nro recommended; First Method Hrush over your win dows with a little oil of sassafras, pro vide 11 way of escape for tho tiles, mid they will leave. Second Method. Take f cents' worth of oil -of lavender, mix It with the name quantity of wnter, put In a com mon glass atomizer mid spray it around the rooms where the tiles are. In the dining room spray It lavishly, even 011 the table lliion. Tho odor Is very ills agreeable to Hies, but refreshing to most people. How to Bleach White Waists. White waists or dresses that havo turned yellow from lying too long should be dipped In boiling wnter In which a tablespoonful of cream of tar tar has beeu dissolved, rubbing or "sousing" about for a few minutes, then rinsed thoroughly, Another meth od of blenching Is to add a tablespoon ful of coal oil to each pall of water in tho Jiollcr, put tho articles In mid lot boll Tor twouty minutes, then romovo from boiler Into very hot water nnd rinse, banging In tho buu to dry. How to Clean Aluminium. When your nlumlnlum pirns or ket tle havo become so blackened thnt you feel It Is almost hopeless to try to clean them put them In tbo baker when tho rnugo Is hot mid keep them there with n hot tiro for a couplo of lioura, when thoy will look Uko now. if any dark spots remain they can bo easily washed away with Boap and wntor. How to Fold $eetc Sheets, tablecloths, spreads and the Uko ore difficult to fold Jjhen taking from the line, but If you vail unpin one end. then pull over from lino, catching In center, and tako fastened, end 'from 1 lino you will discover it a very simple method. . -jbl. , ,. 1 ,..., Lsbf aV PORT ORFORD AGATE SHOW Curry County to Have Big Car nival and Repetition of Battle Rock Battle. ' (Special to Tho Tlmos.) POUT Oltl-'OItD, Ore, Aug 8. Port Orford will hold an Agate, enr nlvnl on August 23, 21 and 25th, tho same tlmo tho Curry County Tenchcrs' Institute is in session hore, nt which tlmo Gov. West nnd St;i:o Superintendent Alderman will be present. At n mooting of tho Com mercial club, It was decided to mnko tho Agate carnival an annual nffulr here, for nccordlng to Mr. nnd Mrs Jnclc London, who recently vlsltod Port Orford, thero lire two of the finest ngnto benches in M10 world nt this plncc. Frank A. Stewart's collection of agates which took tho premium nt the Lewis nnd Clnrko Fair will bo on exhibition, ns well ns tho flno col lections of many otl;or citizens of Port Orford. Prizes will bo given for finding tho best agates during the carnival, nlso for catching tho largest trout In tho beautiful Gnr rlson Inko bordering town, nnd tho largest sen fish from tho rocks, In addition to tho tiBiinl prlzoe for ath letic contests, Thero v. 1 1 1 bo nn old fashioned clam bnko and a hl-yu mtiB8lo bnko, such ns tho Indians use to have. A log fort will bo built on Hattlo Rock, and ono night of tho carnival nmld fireworks nnd rockets, tho historic battlo of Dattlo Rock will bo fought over again. Frank U. Tlchonor of Portland, who Is a Port Orford boy, and grand son of Cnpt. Tlchonor, who laid out tho town, suggested tho Agnto car nival to tho Commercial club, nnd he was mndo nn honorary member of tho club at Its last mooting, nnd put on the commlttco In chnrgo of thin year's colnbrntlon. It la plnnnod to put Mr. Tlchonor with n fow of tho old Minors In commnnd of tho fort on nnttlo Rock, and tho company of naval reserves organizing hero to dress nB Indlnns nnd chnrgo tiin fort, iib tho Indians did In tho famous bat tle forty-nlno yenrs ago. Tho boys of tho Nnvnl Resorvo sny that If fhey enn Induce Gov. West whllo lioro to take tholr commnnd, slnco his record In tho Jess Hall enso, Unit Tlchonor mid his band of old timers will hnvo to run up tho whlto flag. COOS 1IAV TO DRAIN Quickest tlmo posslblo Hotdeii Auto Line, via Allegany. Through fnro $H.U5. Stngo, steamer and auto via Oardl nor. Through In ono day $7.50. Drain, Coos Hay stngo lino. Through n two dnya 0.50. 50 pounds of bnggago froo. Norton & Hnnson, ngts. WARSHFIBLD'S POPULAR FAMILY HOTEL THE LLOYD Hates reduced to: Day 50c, 75o and $1.00; week 12.00 to $5,00. House keeping apartments with gas range HO.Oo to $18.00 por month. FREK OATHS K. V. SULLIVAN. Pron. UNIQUE PANTATORIUM Wo nro oxport dyora nnd cleaners. lint work of nil kinds. Our work will plcaao you. Suits mndo to ordor. 23(1 Central Ave. Phono 230X ROSS (h PINEGOR PROPRIETORS We Work And AdvertiseH JS To bring a customer hero tho flrnt time, after mm iie comes of hit own accord. You know why. ltKMKMHKR There Is no kink, or cue that we can't do. THINK IT O V E It M A II Y." Coos Bay Steam Laundry PHONE MAIN 5TJ Good Livery Service Fancy new rigs, good horsea and laretul drivers are now at the dla oaal of the Coos Day public at REASONABLE RATES. Rigs or rigs with driven ready for ny trip anywhere any time. Horsea warded and rlga cared for., New hearse and special accommo dations provided for funeral parties. W.'L.CONDRON'S .LIVERY ANT) FKKI) STABLES 1 TROUBLE IN MEXICO. Clnlin Tlmfc Provisional President Has Lost Control of Situation. (Spoclnl Long DlBtanco Tolophono to Times.) SAN ANTONIA, Tex., Aug. 8. "Conditions hero are beyond control nnd I wa-ttld nBk that you return nnd tnko chnrgo of the situation," rends a cipher cablegram nlleged to have been sent by Provisional President Francisco Do La Harra of Mexico to Joso Yves Llmantour, who Is in Pa ris, n copy of which II. D. Dradflold, n mining man from Mexico, who is In this city, claims to hnvo received. There are a number of mining men of Mexico In San Antonio, nnd Drad flold say3 thoy will hold n meeting soon to tnko notion townrd protect ing tho lives nnd property of Ameri cans In Mpxlco, Do not allow your kidney nnd blad der trouble to develop beyond tho I reach of medicine. Tnko Foley Kid ney Pills. They give quick results nnd atop Irrcgulnrltles with surpris ing promptness. For snlo by Red Cross Drug Store. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OK COOS. HENRY SENGSTACICEN, Plaintiff, V8. SEAPORT LAND CO., n corporation, J. N. Shahnn, F. 11. Wnlto, Annlo M. Wnlto his wlfo, E. M. Wnrd, L. D. Kinney and M. G. Kinney tils wife, George M. Evcrott nnd Llzzlo Eve rett IiIb wlfo, J. Virgil Pugh nnd Adorn Pugh his wlfo, Delt Lino Railway Co., n corporation, J. H. Sommera, A. W. Meyers, W. J. Rust, Charles Stauff, John Swonson, Hills') Drndford Co., n private corporation. Armour & Co., n corporation, P. N. Reborg ft William J. Smith co-partners, ns North Dond Hnrdwaro Co., S. C. GIIcb, E. Don McCrary, Port land Iron Works, n corporation; E. L. C. Fnrrln, Honoymnn Hnrdwaro Compnny, n corporation; E. C. At klnn & Co., a corporation; H. B. Ilea cock, II. O. Potorfion, F. T. Barton, R. B. Fry, North Bond Hardware Co., n corporation, nnd Coos Bay Manufacturing Co., a corporation, Defendants, To J. II. Sommers, John Swenson, Hulso Brndford Co., a corporation; II. B. Hcacock nnd II. O. Peterson, defendants In tho nbovo nnd fnrr golng entitled cnuso: In tho nnmo of tho Stnto of Ore gon, you nnd onch of you nro herobv required to appear nnd nnswor tho complaint tiled ngalnst you In tho nbovo entitled suit within six weeks from nnd nftor tho date of tho flrit publication of this summons, tho snmo being tho tlmo prescribed In tho order for publication hereof, nn.l If you fall bo to appear nnd nnswor for wnnt thereof, tho plaintiff will npply to tho court for tho relief prayed for nnd domnndod In plnln tlff'n complaint (lied against you In this cnuso, a Biicclnct statement of which Is, thnt thero Is duo nnd ow ing to tho plaintiff from tho defend ant tho Seaport Land Company, on n promissory note mndo, .executed and delivered by nld Seaport Land Co,, a corporation to snld plaintiff on the 11 th dny of .Innunry, 190G, the sum of Four Thousand Dollars togothor with Interest thereon from said date at tho rato of C por cent per nnnuni, for tho foreclosure of thnt certain, mortgngo given by said Seaport Land Co. on Bald dnto for tho security of tho payment of snld sum of money, interest, nnd for costs, attorney few mid expenses In enso of suit for tho collection of tho snmo, nnd the solo of tho premises thoroln doscrlbed, to- wit: All of Bolt Lino Rnllwny Addition to Empire City, Coos County, Oregon Including nil of tho lots mid blocks, thereof, nccordlng to tho plat thereof now on record nnd on file In tho of fice of tho county Clerk for Coos County, Oregon. AIbo tho E,6 of the SEVi of Sec tion 3 nnd tho V6 of the SWVi of Section 2 nil In Township 20 South, Rnngo 1-J West of Willamette Meri dian, In Coos County, State of Ore gon, thnt tho sanio bo sold In the mnnner prescribed by law In fore closure sales; that the proceeds of said sale bo applied to tho payment of tho costs and expenses of fore closure nnd sale with reasonablo at torney's fees and then to plaintiffs' demand's and the bnlnnco If any to whomsoever may bo lawfully entitled thoroto nnd that defendants and each and all of them bo forever barred of all right, tltlo and Intorest and equity of redemption In tho prem ises described herein nnd In tho complaint of tho plaintiff heroin, or nny part thereof. This summons Is published by order of the Hon. J. S. Coke, JudfR of tho Circuit Court of tho State of Orogon for tho 2nd Judicial District, in said Stnto, dated August 3rd, 1911. Tho date of the first publlca tlon of this summons is August 4th A. D. 1911. y CIIAS. B. SELBY, Attorney for Plaintiff. No Wearisome Tuesdays With Electric Flat Irons Women used to look forward with dread to the Tuesday ironing the hot kitchen the walking between stove and ironing board the slow laborious progress with old fashioned sad irons The electric way has changed all this cut out the hot kitchen enabled faster, cleaner work permits the ironing to be done seated if you desire. Electric Flat Irons now Ironing Done In Half the Time With Half the Labor. Telephone 178 Oregon Power Company a Don't Kick Yourself For forgetting your winter's supply of wood, Order now and be happy later. f Dry Timber Ends While they last, we have on hand a fine -lot -of.. DRY blocks for fire place and stove wood, ORDER NOW C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co. Broadway Yards Phone 190-J Beaver Hill Coal MOUNT DIABLO 4ND JOSSON CEJEENT. TLo beet Domeatlc and Imported brands. Plaster, Lime, Brick and all kinds of builders material HUGH McLAIN GENERAL CONTRACTOR "iu, bUUTH BROADWAY. PHONE Ol i" ' Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire and Marine Insurance Title Guarantee and Abstract Co. n ,,, HEMlY SGSTACKEN, Mgr. Coqullle Office Phone 191 ManhflM nm uj. Farms Timber Coal and Plattlns Lands a specialty. uenaral Arjtats -. -, w, n $3,00. "EASTSIDB" After tho show try ft Turkic Phone 2 14-J. m fit1 1 It Th( Satun 3. Chai finest j eflown. urday i sssgM "Tho f, Bi Pre O. Willi. WlllB 'UllTn nil to i III the a. IWant.( tbousan, il'n&. ) ''I8".! 'Ill flte J'Hl hay. J'lllleo, 4 II