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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17t 19 13 EVENING EDITION. ALLiCE IN AND DUI TODAY Steamer Sails Today for Eu rekaExport Broomhan dles to Australia. Tho Alliance nrrived In yesterday irom Portland nml willed enrly this morning. Slio was delayed off tho Coos liny Imr for nearly n day as n result of the heavy fog that en veloped tho entrance Sntnroay. Sho had nearly l!O0 tons of freight for Coos Hay this trip, tho Incoming business Increasing rapid ly hero. In hor outgoing cargo sho had a carload of broom I nndlo squares from the Forndnlo broom handlo factory, which will be shipped to AiiBirniiu. t no iiruom iiiuiuiun woro not turned here, as the raw material escapes the heavy duty on tho finished product-. This Is one of tho fow big export shipments from the Hay so far this year. The Alliance Is due In hero on Wednesday night from Kureka and will sail at 0:110 Thursday morning for Portland. Among those arriving on the Al llnnco wero tho following: .1. Horsey, .1. A. Colomb. K. W. Campbell, 0. 1). Gnroutte, 0. K. Lee, .M. I). Shorrard. T. S. llrads. Miss McLeod, L. Hllveti and llouiah Ilnlley. Among those who sailed for Ku rcka on tho Alllnnco wore the fol lowing. A. A. Levy. 11. K. Thayer. T. A. Wlllalms. J. P. Kieran, John Clark, W. Q. Kgglestoii, .lames Cheatham, John It. Hageti, Miss Martin. M. Graves nml wife, John Hangaus, Mrs. L. P. llangnns. COOS COUNTY DUTLODK GOOD CAITAIX IS CIIOSKX. T. A. Juiiilcson Will Ho Master of the San I ttiiiton. A Portland pnper says: After tho steamer St. Helens re turns to California. Captain T. A. Jnmleson, who litis been muster of hor continuously for the last five years, will go ashore and superin tend the Installation of machinery In tho new steamer Snn Ilaiuon, belonging to tho same Hue, and whloli he will take command of ns soon as slo Is reauy to place In comulsslou. Captain Jninleson says that tho San Hiimon Is tho most substantial steamer of iter typo ever turned out on this const. Captain Jiimleson has been with the 10. .1. Dodgo Co. for 1G years and In point of sor vlco and ngc, nlthough but middle aged, ho Is tho oldest man In tho employ of the concern. Tho berth as master on tho St. iiolons will bo taken by Captain I. C. Odlaud, of tho steamer Van guard, owned by the snino com pany, and which piles between Hu rohn, San Francisco and Southern California ports, 1IONOU (WIT. PAKSONS. Former .MnMcr of Alliance Will lie Given Credit for Delivery. Tho following from u Portland paper will bo of Interest on tho Hay, as Captain Parsons formerly ran in hero as master of tho Alll nnco: "Hollovliig In giving credit where due, tho Port of Port laud Commis sion will present ('apt. I'M .'arsons. of tho tug Fearless, operated by tho Pugot Sound Tugboat Company. Willi an pnci'OHseil rnnv nf rosnln. tious adopted on rosetiu work In connection with the wreck of tho oil tanker ItoKocruns, ami will present to men on the port s iukm the same tokens. "The mutter canto up when n letter was read from Captain 0. II. Wlckliiud at Point Adams, who praised Captnlu Andewn of t.ie tug Oueontn. for hlx work In i lug to sen tho night of the um'k to search for the llt'osnUug crow and the Miriivom of tho ItosecrHiik. This letter also praised Captain Astrup, wl i) accompanied Cupiaiu Anderson." 4 I IIOTFh AltltlVAI.S. TUB OIIANDLF.lt D. Lllyorath, Hunker Hill; .lohu It. llnjon. Buro ka: !:. C. Iluttor. Sliuond Sales; John P. Kloran, San Francisco; C. DuiikoIboiKor, Portland: II. W. I.o gan, San Francisco; S. C. Carmlehael Portland; W. Huter. Horkeley, Cal.; I. It. Tower, City: Mr. and Mrs. U. F. F.stnbrook, Snn Francisco; W. M. McLean, Seattlo; I). W. Hitrtou. San Francisco; I,. 1C. Reynolds, Portland: Daniel MacDonnld and wife. North Hcnd; John P. Kloran. San Francis co; W. 0. Fgolston, Oakland; J no. N. Colonch, Donnldsouvllle. Ln.; T. Hiady, St, Paul, Minn.; J, Doson, Minneapolis, Minn.; C. 1). Thomas, i'oriianii. LLOYD HOTKL Jack Neaiunn. Dandon; II. II. I.owe, Myrtle Point; Kim H. MacLeod, Poll land, Ore.; llouiah llolley, Portland. COOS -Henry Lancaster. Aber deen, Wash.; . . lirldgelord. Florence; II. T. Smith and wife. North Hcnd; G. KniM Isthmus; Arthur Hodgson. Coos Ulver; W. V Howron. Jr.. Tetupleton; M. n. Sherwood, llandon; C. D. fitiroutli, Hauilon; H. H. I.owej Myrtle Point; A. Williams, Astoila. Oregon. HLAN'CO- I.. II M..nn,,,,i.i Hecdsport; W. I). Itoberts. Alle gany; o. Wilson, Coqulllo; W. u. Foote. Norway; Jnmes M. Merch ant. Heaver Hill. COOS Mrs. Strlcnmer. South In let; Carl Farrell. South Inlet; J. C. Malone, Portland: Mrs. Laird. Slt- imi, .m. i'. now ron. Jr.. Templo ton. Capt. Harris. Sumner. T HLAN'CO J. oi,,,,. Lnnglols; M. Shrock. Camp 70 W. Wolnborg: lor ln.,,1: N IJlVlor. 1L u. Hollo,'. Bird L Nosier, Coquille. LLOYD Miss, Loulso Lawcr. Hniidou, Fren Darnl Corvallis; u. Scars una wife, Oakland, Cal i Resume of Last Year's Busi ness and Prospects by R. G. Dun & Co. "The Trade Review." tho ofllclal pumication or n. u. nun a co. for tho Pacific Northwest contains tho following review of conditions In Coos County: The business prospects for the coming year arc reassuring In nil Hues of Industry. The county has various commerclnl products, main ly timber. The production for titc past yenr is estimated as follows, practically all exported. Lumber, STfi.iiOO.OOQ feet, valued about $3. 000,000. Shingles, 20,000.000, valued tit ? III.OUll. Hallroad ties, hewn, C, 000. 000 feet, valued nbout I", 200. Matchwood, cords, J 000, value $10,000. Veneer for manufacturing berry boxes, value $20,000. Other products and vnlucs nro as follows: Hlankets and cloth, $00,000. ditto, $27,000. Wool, $1,000. Hides, $11,000. Cranberries, $10,000. Pelts, $1000. Conl, about -15,00 tons, $1,15.000. Hairy products (300 dairy farms) $500,000. Vouotnhlca nml (Ynltu m-n irrnu-ii In quantities sulllclcnt only for noine consumption; potntoes arc ex- llOl'led. Cnnsfilornliln Knlmnn In slilinieil. IIiIk vim.. :tr. Iliin uniiiiii canned. BO tons frozen and 300 tons salted. Conl Is belli ir ilnvnlntiml In liTI-mi ouantllles: nmv Hhiiflu nrn linlm. sunk nml largo development work carried on so unit tile products will be very materially Increased, though Coos county now produces more coal than any other county In Oregon. A new pulp mill is being erected at Marshfleld. in which there will bo Invested upwards of half a mil lion dollars, with a pay roll es timated at $100.0.00 pec year. There are now no vacant houses In Marshrield with labor In demand. Tho county has heretofore suf fered through lack of railway facil ities, there liehnr null- mm i-niii.,.n.i lii tho county, from Marshfleld to Myrtlo Point, hut there Is now be ing built nml contracted to bo com pleted by July, 1015, a rond from Bugeno In l.nnu county to tide water In Coos county; In addition mo of the largest lumbering con cerns on the Pacific Coast, located at Marshfleld and elsewhere In the county Is building a road from Myr tle Point some 23 miles Into the timber country, this road to bo of iro Heaviest inaterlnl standard gauge. It Is anticipated that tho coming year will bo a prosperous ouo Tor Coos county, with a largo Increnso In tho production of lumber, coal and dairying, Its main Industries. APPLHS ARK CIIKAP. Prices l,niT at Portland Tliuii In .Mimy leafs Outlook Good. PORTLAND. Fob. 17. Apples now are selling at tho lowest prices known in .enrs, mid they ni'O llV fill- III,, i-lianmt.t PH..lt I.. tho local market. In tho qtialltv of the offerings there Is about the UHllal Hill lie. nml lu-lr-iiu ..,... .... .i -----..- ...... ,....w IHIIKI' in- cordlngly. but the average In tho etst of tho fruit Is far under Hint of recent years. Common applos aie going at retail at 10 to 15 cents a dozen, tho bettor grades nt 2' to :ii) cents, nml rnne fruit nt higher figure, but apples of verv good quality uml suitable for l' piirpoiMu are to bo had everywhere at prices mound 2.1 cents n' doxcu nml at correspondingly low prices l tho box. The wholesale dealers are liber ally supplied with the fruit and there are said to be Iiihihmko quan tities still remaining In the conn- tr.. which win come Into the mar ket later In tho season. Tho out look therefore Is for low price apples for mouths to come. 8 HQUR BILL AFFECTS MILL Measure Pending In Oregon Legislature Will Bi Det rimental to Pulp Mills. The proposed eight-hour Inw, now under consideration by the Oregon Senate, win s riousiy eueci cue piup mill now being completed by the C. A. Smith Company hero, nml has re sulted In many messages being Bent Scnntor I. S. Smith to have It chang ed in some respects. In the innnii facturo of pulp tho process requires nearly continuous operation, tlio work being done largely by machin ery, but the latter has to be closely watched. The men thus employed tiro experts and nro dllllcult to get. nml while tho Inbor Is not arduous, it requires constant watching. In addition to this, It Is pointed out that the pulp plant hero will start ns nn experiment lnrgely, try ing to use the slab wood and other waste from tho lumber mill. To comply with tho eight-hour shift would menu nn additional pnyroll of over $28,000 paid out for "extra tlmo" to the experts who sorvo tho longer time. Many messages bnve been sent to Scnntor I. S. Smith nbout the mat ter, urging that provision bo Hindu In the bill for this so thnt the new Industry bo oncourngod rather thnii pulled down. Mnnngor Nerdrum hns taken the matter up with him. That he Is Indicated In the following dis patch from Snlcm: "An ndvorse report on Senator Dlmlck's bill for an eight-hour day In tho mills at Oregon City and other mills whore the machinery Is oper ated over 22 hours continuously In 21, was ngreed upon by u majority of the committee on Industries. It is signed by Wood, Klddlo and I)ny. "Another report, recommending pnssagc of tho bill, Is signed by Dim Ick himself and a third report recom mending passage with amendments, is Blgncd by Chnlrmnn Smith of Coos. The bill Is expected to provoke n brisk light on tho floor of tho senate. "Tho eight-hour bill wns passed by tho house upon reconoslderntlon, having boon turned down tho llrst time." SPECIAL SHOWING OF SPRING STYLES IN SUITS Wo usher in those first spring (.,vs .,. fino displny of tho very latest and freshest i duels of America's leading limnufactm-cn i ninii s; I'lnlliino' jinr I ui'titu hmrc vi Prominent in this showing- is ;i rj110 nssnil moid of ort" i:lks will iuii.d. Koscliiifi: Lodge Hccldcs to Fivet u Flue Itiillilliic There. Wednesday night tho Mnrshflold Lodge of Klks will meet to Initiate n dozen new rnnclldiii.-u nn.i i, nn .. --.. .,..,, .wvwti- slder plans for tho erection of a iMiiiiuug on uieir property nt tho northeast lornei- nf Tiii.-.i .,.i Commercial. The fololwlng from mo uoseuurg iteviow will ho of in terest' to them: "An enthusiastic assemblage of nt lenst 100 members of. Uoseburg Lodge, No. 32fi, H. p w. f.ihH, nt ino regular meeting on ThuiMlny evening ndopted the tetltatlio nlniiH fm- ilw. ...... i.'n... building nnd theater In this cltv. The proposed structure will eover tnelr entire grounds north of their present building on Jackson. Main and Lane streets, being 100 by in leet In size, which added to their present building gives n total ground space of 100 bv 103 f,.pt. which will all bo covered bv the combined structure." HOSS IXLCT XKWS. (Spcclnl to tho Times) Hvron Ilodson returned fmm Ilk- Creek Monday. Kmma Wallace spent Tuesdnv with Mrs. K. It. Hess of Isthmus Inlet. Ci. A. Honebrnko nml James Wal lace wero In Marshllold Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Itlobo of Catching Inlot wero In town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox spent Thursday evening with Mr. nml Mrs. Hyron Ilodson. Miss (Jriuo Jones of Hay City has been visiting her sister, .Mrs. Low heed of Itoss Inlet. Tho Iloss Inlet school closed Fri day afternoon after an eight mouths term of school. Tho following pro gram wns given by tho pupils: Song by School Ilecltatlon, "I didn't want to go to school," . . . by Owen Davis Recitation, "A Mortifying Mis take." iMiin Wnllnco Ilecltatlon, "A Llttlo Hoy's Troub les," by Monty Lowhced Ilecltatlon. "Hestlim Time." by Wllln Honebrnko Ilecltatlon, "A Stately Verso." by Waltor Wnllnco llecltntlon, "A Vntcntlon Song," by Mnrtlin Thomson llecltntlon,' "A Summer Vacation," by IMnn Wallaco Ilecltatlon, "An Indignant Schol- f"" by Virgil Ilodson Ilecltatlon. "A Now Fangled School." by James Wnllnco llecltntlon. Changing Colors." by AlIIo Hrown Two songs by school. Upside down drill by Karl Wnl lnco. Monty Lowhcod, Ftigono Low heed, Owen I)als, Klmor Davis. Al bert Atkinson, Martha Thomson and Kdnn Wnllnco. Tho .visitors prosont woro: .Mr. mm Airs. H. a. Ilodson. W. J. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Wallace, Mrs. Lowheed, .Mrs. Jonos, Mrs. W. C. Weaver, Miss Klslo Woavor, Mrs. Frank Davis and James Davis nnd Miss draco Jonos. m m A V NORFOLK SUITS 'Phis style promises lo he very popular h Priced .$!20, $22.f)0 mid $2.").00. Also the very latest shades and weaves in IW always correct mid desirable BENJAMIN CLOTHES Xt higher in oosl hut better and lator in . .111.1 it,,, -i 111 in I'n iniLi win nijiiv.1 111 Him... . A largo line of nov ideas in Ale ROW HlLJirj'S, STMTSON 3TATS, LAPTI3S', HDX'S and CHILD. liKX'S SU.OKS also await your inspection. We invite, comparison. "MONEY TALKS" Hub Clothing & Shoe Co, Our Myrtle Point Store will open about Man! IV 1 .MAKSIIHELD ' MANDOX TK2Z3Z N f Nearby 11 wosh CCLLLNOS OF COiJl'ILLK. Coos County Seat News as Told by the Seiilluel. A speaker to represent t! o locul High school In the comity oratorical contest, to be held In April. wiM bo selected nt an early date. Tho con test will bo held at .Myrtle Point this year. Up to noon Monday ."71 su.iris man's licenses had been Usuud by tho county clerk In l!)i:t. Commencing yesterday F. V. Moon Inaugurated automobllu service lie tweon this city nnd Myrtlo Point, nnd Is mnklntr three l-nnmi n-inn dally. Mrs. Hlodsoo loft on Monday for Los Anueles. followliur n inliivi-niu stntlng thnt hor inothor Is verv ill In that cltv. Mrs. Mary Prattler, agod "1! years, died In tills city oarly Thursday morning and tho funeral will be held from the residence of W. S. Hading this afternoon. Deceased wns a nntlvo of lndlniia. On Saturday. February I, nt the homo of tho bride's pm tints, and In the presence of thirty lelatlvos and friends, Mr. Chnrles II. Crouch and MISS Mnrunt'Ot K. Clll'i'e wm-n mil. ted In holy matrimony by tho How T. H. McDonald. W. J. Laugston or Lnngston & Hnyllss, who havo tho contract for the construction of tho new city hall. Informs tne Sentlnol that the building will be coinploted nud ronily for ncceiitniico niloi- in Mnn-ii llrst.' Oregon's Shuin of tlin fnr.ul i-. serve fund for tno llscnl year end ing Inst Juno. annoiiucoiuoiH. of whloh hns Just boon madu, Is $43, 080, of which amount Coos cnun ty will recelvo $IIO.:iS for iilgh way purposes. DF.F.lt INJJOLDHKACII Thursday iifteiuooiT a big buck wnnderod down into County Clerk Staunnrd's proiulsos, took n look ov er tho town, noted the various Im proveineiits, ami calmly mado his way back to tho mountains unnioles td. He was perfectly safo and seom od fully awuro of tho fnct, though there woro trigger lingers that In stliictlvoly crooked and mental ob servations to tho effect thnt ho wouldn't dare do that In August. Hold Heneh Olobe. Mon.'ias cor.vrv snooTixti. Deputy Sherlfr ICddy SIkhUs .Man Who Woundwl Him. 1 OSKlUMtO. Fob. 17. Appar ently nilstnklng a grand Jurv sub poena lor a warrant of arrest, Joe (Hlld) KllL'Ill I 111- l.'l.i.nv.M n l.olf 'reed ludliin. shot and wounded deputy sueritr Floyd Fddy, of Sutherlln. and was later shot and itistantb Killed i,y tho oJllcor. The tragedy in which Fngle lost his Hfo and Kddy wns soiIoiibIv wound ed occurred on tho ranch of Fred Carucs. nbout iwn mil. .a imriin.,i of Sutherlln. P.VUCKL POST XOVKII'IKS. ALHANV. Ore., Feb. IS. One of tho most iinlnue packages ever sent by parcel post wns a dollnr 'bill mnlled out of tho Albany postofflco A sinnll card bearing tho address and a I'-cent stamp was pinned to tho center of tho bill. W,icn Was not enclosed at nil. Tho bill was sent bv 11. s. i.nL'nn inb., o....... at tho Oregon Flectrlc depot hero, to his son nt Fort .Morgan, Colo-rado. COQCILLi: CIU'IICH .i:ws. KUOKXB. Feb. IS. A rocking chair arrived In Fugeno by parcel post from Mexico, Mo., consigned to u citizen or mis city, it Is a child's chair and Is inndo or willow nnd tho package welched fom- linnnHc .i, lug 20 cents pobtage to send it. ihls Is about the largest packnge yet received at tho local oftlco by parcel post, although not the heav iest". The business of tho local oillco nlong this lino u growing constantly ami tho express compnnv has begun to feel It. Tho Christian Church hold a con grogntionnl meeting on Wednesday ovenlng. Mlnlstor McDonald's pas toral contract expires on April 15, and it wns tho unnnlmous sentiment or tho mooting that ho bo retained. How Mr. Heatty, formerly a mln lstor of this cltv. la HOW nnini.n,l I.. tho real estato business nt Cottngo Grove. Ho has a fruit ranch near that plnco. Tho Bonil-nnnunl eonforonco for tho Southern Oregon district or the Hoorgnnlcd ohureb nf .Toaim ri.iot or Lnttor Day Saints wns hold nt Myr- 110 i-oiiu jasi aaturuny and Sunday. Llder F. J. Chatburn or Handon wns olected president, and Kldor Wil liam s 1111 111 or tiravol Ford, vice president. Tho conreronco wns well attended, nnd reports showed nn ln croaso In churcli moluborshlp. Co qulllo Soutlnol. LAST OF PltODUCTS SOLD. Homo Cannery Is Kncoiirngctl by the MercliaiitN or Coquille. Peter Axo, who oporates n homo ennnory at Hrldgo. was In Coquille on Tuesday delivering tho last ot tho soason's product, which was somo- iiiing over uuuo cans. Mr. Axo cans tomatoes, apples, peachos, poars and corn, all being raised on his own ranch, which consists of 250 acres He has approximately 1,000 bearing fruit trees, 600 being peaches. Ho experienced no difllculty in disposing or his canned ,goQda, home merchants taking tho ontiro supply, nnd next soiuon ho will double his output. 1 Coquille Hornld. MVKTLi: POIXTJ'OIXTKIIS. .Vows of the I'ppor Coqulllo n.s Told Hy Hie Knterprise. The Hew Dr. W. S. WllllniUB, tho now minister or tho Presbyterian Church, has already arrived. Mr. Williams comes from (irldley, Cali fornia. Owing to n cylinder bond blowing out at the elcctrle plant at Coqulllo night beroro Inst, our city has heon vlthoiit lights since. Tho mnnngor of the plant Informs us ho expects to hnvn tho repairs completed todny and thnt the current will bo on soon. J. M. Flwood of tho Club Caro went to Marshllold Thursday on business connected with his business, Jnmes Giierln, with Wi K: Lundy, Hurry (Iiierln and Joe Knight ns np pralsors. went to Fcklcy Tuesday to npprnise the property or tho late Wnllnco Vnndoiiir. Saturday thoy will go to Ihuidon on tho saino mission. Mr. Harrow was over tho first or the week from Mnrshllold contract ing for gravel and rock to bo used for building purposos on tho bny. I)owoy Stutsman of Marshfleld has been In town a row days flip past weok. He was nursing a brokVji arm reelved whllo cranking his nuto. At tho homo or tho bride's pnrentB one mllo out on the Ilosoburg rond, Wednesday. New Ttioninu Harklow olllclatlng. .occurrod tho innniaBo or Miss Marthn Uurnoy to Thomas Car lisle. Win. King has been elected nldo-do-eamp on tho staff of tlio state commander or tho O. A. H. Nick Johnson, an o.xperlnncod nuctlonoor, who has recently locntod in Coqulllo, wns hero Tuesday. ' FOH SCHOOL FAIIl. Coos County ClilMi'oii to Have (Jar leuliiK Contest. Two BiiperIntondont8 or city Schools Within thn rnnnlv wn,- ,,.. ( .-. -...,..,t, IIWIU MVO' I liu. mm witii tno l'oob County Edu 1 ciitlonal board discussed promotion ! '"eiisuros In connection with tho j Oh Idren's Industrial fair ror Coos ; and Curry Counties, which pronilsoa iu iiu coiisuiernuiy moro extenslvo in ! scopo than last yonr. A campaign I ror prize Muds will i)0 instituted li u ",1,'p1;'88ar' "". and tho H.fn. ',8t wlM b0 tniu8cd nnd dls- trlblltCfl nillph nni-llnn .!,.. , ?;i 'nB n, now nlertaklng it was . PmctlcnllV lnmnaslliln .!. ' -.w.u w D.iunuuiui- ; 1 ,in.lr,nn,? cor,,n,n rotn,ls within tho I limited tlmo nlowed. but it Is pro posed to stnrt tlin ..!, J Vi.7- I year that mnPa in..i '?."?.." " 'oKed, wilcirspo greater p I all PJp8 ,S. nn,lnStltti01l Which HUfflrlnnt 1 UXM ""SldOr 0r , sutllclent Importance to glvo it all , Possible encouragoment, financially , .-.-j.vv nun iino in which wo , ennnot wort too much energy. Threo or tho city schools or tho county I says superintendent Baker, have wlthTT1 .nc.t,vo Brdon.ninhs nil!, n vleV to havlnK entries at the -"..b imr. t-oqiuiiQ Sentlnol, IIIUFFS OF I1AXD0X. Xi'MN or Clly-bi.thc-Scfl u IM the Hccomrr. Thn now bell for tho Prfibi Inn church, or tho old Ml r tutu hnd seen 20 jenra lertkti wns ruined In the lire, irmd Dili Rlniimnr I'llmliolli A lnttor was received Is 1 1 ivfiurml Inul WitoU frnm lh in or ClaronVo O. Actnini, ttitlsjti his sou, who had been in u l.'irt Tlllun linmillnl In TlIlt on tho 22ml of January, Jlr. U nniH will bo remembered la to don as a member of the oJ llllliil llniiilllll It t till II 111 II O IIIIUIUMI UilllM Honry King, who tin! tl tho employ of ConloRue Bret sovornl niontl s, lias re'tirttl his homo In Marshfleld. r,.... ... n ......iMllii.tArd in DUVVI1IJ-IIVU uuillliuuivi- havo n part In tho 1300 tut boon subscribed lo tho llonrjim and $200 moro l.i needed. IF clos nro busy endeavoring to In tho finish. This l " ? prlso lu wlilch everyone linvo a shnre. m pom N 1 GOLD IIKACH AHHKsnv isS!my?Se?,fSn1ley Koy lZrA nd.ng Co! L V? I8, 8al0'n In the in . T,, crIme tho ' Js clmrged with is contributing to the delin quency or a minors-Gold Bench OKI'OIIH H'IKltlVCS- ' of Cpper Cuiry Count Tolil ny me ,r'uTi Vn Captain James Caushcll. , troaBiiror, who hns been i l" BOIllO llIUO, is repuueu I-'",- lously 111 with nswinia " - , trouble . j Somo or tho bovs went do"' tlio flsh imnks Thursday turuod with eiiouiiu - ling to supply all dcniandJ. rm.. ...... i... OrforJ ''. . I IIU liuw -,' rl cut Its first lumber 'ast, ?;., 'linn been turnlnp out Inittjr the coniplotlon or the m TW 1 Countv School Superlniw" .Smith Is building a M'W" 1 Agness and preparing to enjw tho lumber business. W L onson and Sam uW' r dlllo aro assisting him. , I Pnrf flrfnnl llflS for 6Ver ' been nffllpted with a 8" j. ...!.,.. in tne icl r.i vous iroiinir, umiih ".: , .w Mr. GIlllngB Is hulldloe walled powder h"sej nw 07 V proposes to keop n " " mite. It is believed by ' ho In too closo proximity . town nnd will proo nionnco. , ms. wnsoxjipiso K,.rin..Bitr ill From PrUkW .. . . Saf'a:M iNirs. j, u. yiid"i :- ttjwi tno east part ot w; ; . wv from ptomaine poison ng on day and Sunday, caused."' Wilson was taken vlolentlr ( nnlnv nvnnlni? wllllO "?"., ft moving plcturo show, ana moved to the Baxterhy 10 nor iiomo. '";", s nlmost constant at ondance nnd Sunday night, tho P?jVili out or clanger wuuuw .i-JXiv linn nnxv fnllv recovereUi SenHnel. Avvrr. itKFILLS STO" . ..rti ..!S9PJNcw.p..iai.jfif Aiivii aitivuu v.- r , je, .- noon. As a consequence oi s newod regularity nnd ' ' no moro bacon Is recebe w nnaf tin tnorO tan BDOesu ,. W 'LelfSareatJ town s recent i"