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f -.Cf THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1911 EVENING EDITION. BLAMES OeOWO FOR TROUBLE 1 Marshfield High School Offi cials Make Statement Con cerning Saturday's Game Editor Times: E TICKETS FOHJPOI (Continued from pngo x.) day, It Is likely to simmer down to ' n strictly factional or party contest with Straw, Coke nnd Holland being supported by ono faction, Copplo, Mmrhnnt mid Allen liv nnntlipr nnd Thcro lias been talk of terminating tno socialists supporting their ticket. athletic relations between tho High E. D. McArthur, the only other schools of Marshfield and North candidate rccolvlng sufflclont vote? Bend because of the treatment nc ZM 0?t corded our team, pupils and visitors cnntildnto and consequently it in at North Bend on last Saturday. not expected that ho will qualify for Consideration of tho matter has tho place whllo ho appreciates tho led us to conclude that such lmmo- lrlto business interests dlato action is unnecessary. Tho re- this tlmo will not permit him to lationship between tho schools has 8crvc' ,lc a!8' , , , . been ono of friendly rivalry and Is so , r Waterworks' isuc. 'still nnd nothing occurred In the ' Copp o and IMs suorters wlU game Itself that cou d not have been " J - y handled by tic officials of tho game tnjU qucs'ton Umt ',8 now bofOPO tho tinder tho rules of tho game. That ol. If la ctlnlml AT rti.trt .t'111 i! .11.1.. ..1 ..!.... 1... M. 1.. "Wl ""'"u' -.. VIU,J, ... inero wu u j iMi0 . yU ij- probably nnnounco his platform In n ctb cannot bo denied, nnd It would ,i,. .,.. m at ia nv. bo a safe guess thnt both sides had nP,nii i,nin frnm Pnrttnnii in n fo'w a part In It but a guess is unncces-(inyB nnu- wm probably nnnounco his sary. "Wo know It. plntform then nnd It is expected thnt tho real unpleasantness or tno jt will bo on his past nchlavomontB. gamo wns the fault of some of tho h0 iing announced himself ns oppos flldellno spectators nnd on this point cti to municipal ownership of tho nil wo nsk Is n guarnntco by tho waterworks hero nnd his supportcra North Bend school that our pcoplo claim that tho water question Is not will not only rccclvo protection when nn issuo of tho campaign nt nil. they visit that town but such cour-l Dctnlls of Caucus, teotis treatment as Is duo to guests, Tho, caucus wns called to order by when they nro visiting tho homo of city Recorder Butlor, who after an thelr school rivals by Invitation as Is nounclng its purposo, Bolcctod a. W. tho cbbo In regularly scheduled Kaufman aB temporary socrotnry. games. I Hugh McLnln nominated J. M. Up- Wo stand ready to guarantco such ' ton for permanent chairman nnd treatment on Mnrshfleld's part. Wo there being no othor nominations, ho hnvo Just confldenco enough In thoWns declared unaQlmouBly choson. good sense of our students nnd poo- On motion of It. 0. Gravos, G. W. plo to do this. "Wo Bhnll expect tho Kaufman was unanimously chosen same guarantco from North Bond permanent jsccrotnry. schools. Dr. Mlngus moved that two clerks) Something, however," ought to bo and four tollers bo appointed by tho enld about sldcllno partisanship. , chair. C. I. Rclgard moved nn This Is ono of tho hardest problems nmendment thnt ono or moro JudgeB thnt school men have to contend with bq nppolntod to rccclvo tho ballots, in tholr efforts to sccuro clean athle- After somo discussion, J. W. Bon tlc sports between schools. It rc-lnott mndo n substitute motion that Bults from a distorted conception of two clqrks nnd turco Judges bo nnm tho valuo of a victory, when ns njed, nnd Chalrmnn Upton announced mnttor of fact tho victory Is of lit- tho following appointments: tlo value compared with tho skill, , Hayes Howard and Tom Bcnnott, tho self-control, nnd tho quick think- ( clerks; Dr. MlngiiB, F. S. Dow and ing thnt should bo developed by a C. 9. Dodgo, Judges. Mr. Upton gamo. Surely wo llko to win but vie-, first named Dan Orr as ono of tho . tory Is not tho ond of school sports. Judges but Wnrron Bnchtcl objected, A live Interest In tho homo team and stating that Mr. Orr wns a resldont good support of that tenm does us, of Bunker lllll nnd not qualified to nil good but this Interest ought not sorvo nnd so C. S. Dodgo was substl- descend to blind bins. It suroly Is tutcd for him. not necessary to toll Americans with ' Hugh McLnln suggested thnt it their lovo of fair piny what constl- might bo that no Judges or clerks tutcs good sportsmanship, but wo of election would bo necessary if no for our part should llko to see n limit was put on tho number of enn pnlrlt phown nt nil our school games dldntcs whoso names could go on thu that will rccognlzo a good play by ballot. tho opponents ns quickly ns ono by Tom Bonnott mndo a motion thnt tho homo team nnd thnt will glvo It ovory cnntildnto who received twon applnusa. A spirit of this kind will ty-llvo votes should hnvo his mi ma dlscourngo dirty playing nnd will printed on tho ballot. Thoro woro glvo tho offlclnlB of tho gnmo tho only four dissenting votes when tho moral support that 1b needed to on- motion was put. forco rigidly tho rnloB of tho game. ' Chairman Upton nppolntcd R. O. For thoro is no gamo that (Undents Graves, Claudo Nasburg, Hubs Tower piny that Is not well provided with aml J- C. Kendall as tellers to dls pennltlps to ellrnlnntn "dirt." Tho trlbuto tho ballots, great gamo of football Is provided Somo ono suggested that tho enn bb no other gamo with pcnnltlen by dldatos receiving tho highest voto tho olIlclnlH, yot In our sinnll town should hnvo their nnmo placed at tho games tho nttompt to npply a ponalty head of tho ballot but Dr. McCor Js mot with cries of "rotten." "rot- mno said that ho thought tho stnto ton," of tho blttorcst kind and yot Inw provided they should bo nrrnng thoro Is probably moro need for np- cd In alphabetical order. Chairman plying ponnlty thnn In a gnmo of ox Upton Bald thnt tho Inw had been port players. "Wo plead for a lqR changed but ho considered tho mo partisanship, a higher sonso of fair tlon out of order nnd nt any rato ho plav, nnd recognition of good plnvlng did not bollovo thcro wns any ndvan on both sides on tho part of spectn- tnge In tho location of tho rnndl .7 ir BOYS' SUITS ONE-HALF PRICE Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday All Boys' $8.00 Suits One-Half Price $4 Of) All Boys' 7.00 Suits One-Half Price 3 50 All Boys' 6.00 Su.ts One-Half Price 300 All Boys' 5.00 Suits One-Half Price 2 50 All Boys' 4.00 Suits One-Half Price 200 All Boys' 3.00 Suits One-Half Price 1.50 Sizes are only from 10 years to 17 years and will not last long at these prices BOYS' 75c to $1.00 Straight Pants. During this Sale, Choice or. Sizes 11 to 17, "" O0 Just Another Example of "Money Talks" Marshfield Hllb Clothing & ShOe CO. Bandon EAST Hi WEST LI PLANKED tors at school contests A. LINCOLN BARKER, Trlnrlpnl Tllgh School. F. A. TIBDOEN, date's nnmo on tho ballot. S. n. Cnthcart moved thnt only ono voto bo tnken, thnt Is thnt each voter should wrlto tho names of his Suporlntondont. proforonco for mayor, for councllmnn I and for rccordor on ono ballot. This Snvo monnv by patronizing Tho,cn,'rlci' Times ndvcrtlsors. a Look Before You Buy A glanco at tho Toggery Clothing "Will convince you of their superior stylo and tailoring and, no other clothes at tho prico, $20 to $25, can surpass them. "Wo do not con fuse our buyers by ad vertising suits from $10 to $40. Ono price, good goods and on tho square is our motto. The Toggery A motion by Dr. Mlngus that tho 'voters bo required to glvo tholr I names and addresses to tho clerks iwhen they voted, was accepted. It wns stntetl that anyouo who wns not u qualified voter would bo Hnblo to prosecution under tho stnto lnw If ho attempted to cast a ballot. i Nominations Made. A. II. Powors nominated E. E. Straw for mayor. Judgo John P. Ilnll nomlnnted It. I A. Copplo for mnyor nnd was sec onded by Chns I. Itolgard. Joo Gossmnn nominated E. Don McCrnry for mnyor. Georgo Flnungnn nominated E. A. Anderson for mayor, but Mr. Andor- ,son decltnod. I For councllmon, Dr. Mlngus noml , nnted Tom Coko. Hugh McLnln nom inated W. W. Holland, Jons Hanson nominated J. C. Morchnnt and ath ors placed tho names of John Holm, Carl W. Evortson, E. D. McArthur, iC. P. McGeorgo nnd F. E. Allen. .Carl Albrecht nominated Chns. Pow ors, but Mr. Powors refused to bo n candidate For recorder, Ivy Coildron noml- 1 nnted John W. Butlor; Joo Gossman nomlnnted A. J. Stophnn nnd M. A. jSweotmnn's nnmo was also placod In nomination. I Tho voting wns fairly rapid but It Hook over two hours for tho voting I and tho counting of tho votes. About jono-uurd or tno nssomblngo romnlnod until tho count wns completed. Tho first voto out wns for E. Don I McCrnry nnd the lists ticket. Tho early voting tn favor of E. E. Straw but Copplo's vot6s camo thlckor lator and for n tlmo Straw nnd Copplo wero even, but towards tho last Straw again took tho lead. Harriman System Arranging For Mew Line Across Ore gon Lovett Talks. PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 21. Aft er announcing tho lntontlon of tho Harrlmnn Interests to build nn east and west lino across Contral Oregon, providing lnnd ownors dp not hold tholr property nt figures that will prcvont tho Btato from securing do slrablo settlors, Judgo Robert S. Lo vott, chairman of tho board of di rectors of nil tho Harriman roads, predicted tho dawn of a bright ora of relationship between tho pcoplo nnd tho railroads. Tho east and west lino ncross Oro gon Is receiving moro serious consi deration from Mr, Lovott and his ns Boclntos right now than at any tlmo slnco tho death of Mrt Harjlmnn. ''Wo nro making doflnlto surveys to detormlno tho final location of that lino," Bnld Mr. Lovott. "Wo hnvo surveyed It Bovornl times, but nro going over It ngnln to dotormlno what, if nny, changes ought to bo mndo In thb orlglnnl. Attract Settlers Is Plt'rt. "Wo aro doing somo constructloa work on tho cast ond of tho Hno. How fnBt wo will proccod will dopend upon n number of conditions. Ono ot theso is tho nttltudo of tho land owners In Ccntrnl Oregon, Thnt 1b, whether they nro willing to put thoir lnnd on tho mnrkot nt prlctM that will attract sottlora or whothor they will propnro to discount rnllrnnd faci lities In ndvnnco nnd withhold their laud from Bottlomont," domnndlng prlcos that will provont tho devolop- mont necessary to Justify a lallroad, "I don't inonn to Bny thnt wo Willi proceed with construction rz & rapid rato now, becnuso many other con ditions nro to bo taken Into consider ation. ' "It must bo romomborcd that wo havo n great doal of work In pro gross which calls out n vnt amount of money. Wo hnvo got to cut our coat according to tho cloth." Tho cross-stnto lino will connect with tho Oregon Short Mno at Vnlo on tho enst, nnd will pass through Mnlhour Canyon, tho rlshti of way for which recently woro secured by tho Hnrrlmnn lntorcsts by an ugreo meat with tho Hill roads, who had somo claims In thnt section, Jud Lovott said that whether this roa-l will connect with tho O.-W. R. & N. system nt Bond, as had boon report ed, hns not been determined. I r?i vW'' Ij Our Dressed Beef shows Us flno breeding In tho doll ency of Its llbro In tho rich color o? tho flesh nnd In tho nltcrnntlng strcnkB of snowy fat. A good Judgo knows It's choice beef Just by looking nt It. Hut you should Judgo by Its tnsto and tenderness as well. Try n roast for Sundny dinner. If It is so tender It molts In your mouth do not bo surprised. MAItSIIKIKLI) CASH MAIUCLT. FOURIER BROS. Two MnrkctM North Bend Miinhflold Parties Desiring Monu ments to be Erected Would (Jo well to call at the Pacific Monumental Wonrn, South Broadway and mako eolectlon from tho largo stock now on hand. Mr. Wilson hns in hie employ tho only practical mnrblo nnd gra nlto cuttor In Coos county. And none but tho best work is turned l Wc Clean and Press) Ladies' and Gent's Siiils i Goods Called for and Delivered Coos Bay Steam Laundry PIIDNE MAIN B7.J K Modern Brick Building, ElecWi ' logins, aienm ncni. PAST AND COMMODIOUS Steamer Redondo KQU1PIMCI) WITH WIUKLIR Sails for Coos Bay from San Francisco Friday, November 24, at 3 P. M. INTKB-OCEAN TltANSl'OItTATION COMPANY. Phono U C. F. McGEORGE, Agent. ClitB, stenm Hem. Blogantl Furnished Iloonib with Hot nnd Cold Water. II O T K L .C O OS C. A. METLIN, Prop, tntcs: R0 cents n Uny nnd Upwardi Cor. Broadwny and Market Marshflold. Orogon. 1 UKAnY'S Gl'N SHOP Comploto lino of Blcyclo suppllei, second-hand bicycles for sale Gum, , bicycles, etc., repaired. ? Umbrollns covered and repaired. ' ' E. BANI)i:r;, Prop. No. 007 No. I-Yont St, Plione 180-R Public Stenographer All Work Confidential Phone No. 130 1 77 front St. Have That Roof Fixed NOW EQUIPPED WITH WIHELESS Steamer Breakwater ALWAYS ON TIME! SAILS PltOM rOHTLAXI) AT 8 P. M. ON NOVEMBER 7, II, 21, AND 2H. SAILS IWO.M MAUSIIPIELD AT SKUVICE OP THE TIDE ON NOVEMIIEK 11, 18 AND 23. L. II. KEATING, AGENT PHONE MAIN 85.L See CORTHELL Phono DlUl Blanchard Livery Wo havo secured tho livery bail lobs of L. II. Holsnor and are pre pared to rondor oxcoilent service t tho pooplo of Coos Uny, CireW di Ivors, good rigs und overjthltS hat will moan satisfactory service t tho public. Phono us for a drmnj horao, a rig- or nnythlng needed thtf livery lino. Wo also do track g buslnoss of all kinds. ilLANCHARD BBOTIIKIIS Phono 138-J Livery, Feed and Sales Scrricft 141 First nnd Alder Street! BLUE DELFT BAVARIAN WARE. Now Bhlpmont Just received at tho COOS BAY CASH STOKE. SKIN A MASS Of FIRE Ilorrlblo torturo pnln unondur ublo days whon tho wholo body Booms to bo burning up long nights of sleepless agony Then Instant relief tho skin cooled and rofroshed all burning and itching gouo! Thousands tos'tlfy to this thou sands who Biifforod from Eczema, 1'sorlnBls and othor skin troubles, un til they heard of that simple cool ing wnsh of wintergreen, thymol and othor Ingredlonts known as D.D.D. Prescription. J. Samuel Lewis of St. Paul. Minn.. writes: "I used threo bottles of D. D. D. Prescription, and now my skin, onco a mass of flro nnd irritation, is ns smooth and soft ns a child's." A 25c trial bottlo will glvo you po sitive proof! Wo nro so certain of what D. D. D. will do for you that wo offer you a full bIzo bottlo on this guarantee: if yon do not find thnt It takes away tho Itch AT ONCD, it costs you not a cont. ., Call hero and talk itQver. Red Cross Drug Store. THE FRIEND OP COOS BAY" S. S. ALLIANCE EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS Sails for Portland from Coos Bay i ." isf'i Noon, Tuesday, November 21. CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH BANK ROAD AT PORTLAND NORTH PAJIFIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY. PHONE 14 o. F. McGEORGE, Agent1 FAST SERVICE TO ROSEBUR.G Our stages leavo Marshflold for Rosoburg at 7 o'clock every evening nnd afford quickest connections with Southern PaclQo Railway. Faro $6.00. COOS BAY ROSEBURG STAGE LINE. OTTO SCHETTER, Agent, 120 MARKET AV., Marshfield. O. P. BAKNARD, Agent, ROSEBURG, Ore. PHONE 11 Tho Implicit conndonco that manf pcoplo hnvo In Chamberlain's Colic, Cholora nnd Diarrhoea Ilemedr l ' founded on their oxperlonce in ti uso of thnt romody and tholr Vno' lodgo of tho mnny remarkable curtf- ? I of colic, cholorn nnd dysontry thstit , has offectod. For sale by all aw HOAD TAXES. A new stock of tho latest in the MAZDA LAMPS Send in Your Order Coos Bay Wiring Co. PHONE 237-J U C U of Idciu. who have noma Inventive ability ICH Ploasu wrlto UltKULEV X Alel.NTlUK, I'aimt AllaruT. V'.hluilon. l. o. Union Oils JASOLINE DISTILLATE BENZINE KEROSENH SAMSON GAS ENGINES and CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co. Iar8hfleld, Ore. PHONE 802-J - Mall Orders Solicited. After tho show try a Turkish Batb Phono 2 14-J. The Times' Want Ads bring resuUs;etyWaThS,nn5;t?;fat0wrntatdr.ade Notico of Siwclal .Meeting to W Tnv for Road Purposes. Wo, tho undersigned, tax v T.1 rlo,ln Vn fi nt Cooi COM ty, State of Oregon, nnd constitutor ton por cent of tho tax WnfrZ district, do hereby call and K tlco that thoro will be anwM" tho tax payors of said district upoa 1011, at Allegany Scnoo noJ within said Road District at the bonr of ono o'clock in tho atieinooa said day, for tho purpose of vou and lovylng a special tax WW purposes within said Road DWW and to bo oxponded therein lor v Improvement of tho roads or D Daled this 18th day of November, 1911. Posted T. P. ruiun. . Toha. C. E. Edwards. W. A. 'jZ irtor. John Mlcholbrlnk, J. ".J,u Porter. John jucnoiunujt, - & ofnn Wm. Tirflmer. L. f83' ' ,i Dnggott, W. H. Stull, Harry wr W. T. Totten, A. K. VUtL Dorett, U. S. Shavor, r- - brink, Z. T. Thorens, Kate " Cbns. II. Krooger, Foy cox, ; Bunch, Alfred Starer, . -, jj. m S. Anderson, Ivor P. CT?V&- 1 .- ,:: .- . ,h ' TurkTaa8 ', PHONE 214-J. tfc- . - QV Jlf j