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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1913)
THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1913-EVEN1NG EDITION. E IN T (Cthnje frljPOM ' begin construction there, but which wns lntor called off. Ilo stored Ills equipment then. SitiiiMiti4 Delayed Work. The cnuso of the ilelny In the work was the Innhillty of the Simp son Lumlier Coinpnny nml It.o Southern Pacific to coino to n fln nl agreement nbout the rliiht of wny. It had boon promised lit n Bcnernl wny but the right of way deeds or agreement hnd not been signed and tliero was some bitch In the negotlatloiiB. The Simpson company would not sign up. or rather Capt. A. M. Simpson would not. until tho Southern Pacific had made certnlu concessions nnd the Intter held out and for n time there wns n possibility of tno right of wny across Simpson Park having to bo condemned, which would entail n considerable delny. All along, It lias been stated thnt everything was nil right, but not until yesterday did Chief Ungln eer Hood of the Southern Pacific wlro (engineer Wheeler to go nhend with tho work. Capt. Edgar Slmp r.on wns seen and ratified these In structions and so tho work will be gin Saturday. It Is understood that the plans for tie work are only from tho ap proach to the bridge and easterly to tho waterfront, without Including any work southerly towards Marsh field. Contest for Honors. Today a number of othor North A WE EARLY f I ) A Steamer Arrives from Port land and Will Sail To morrow for Eureka. The Alllnnce arrived In this mom- SLOUGH WEST II WATER SUPPLYi SUMNER FRIDAY North Bend City Council In structs Committee to As certain Amount There. The North llend city council last evening Instructed Dr. Hartlo and Many Yotincj People to Vie for Demorest Gold and Sil ver Medals. A silver and gold medal Denio- Ing from Portland after a good trip tno balanco of th? special committee 't con,.l:H . w1' .'!'... .'.! ,", .imvii tlia mntii. Sin. hml n lame st i. ....,., fi..ti.,.. ti,,, wninra1Pli. alinn. Sumner nan ai aimiiiei m " of passengers, ninny being bound tlon to nscertaln tho amount of sup- dn' "lent Hirmii'li tn Eureka. She had about ,,!.. nvnllnlitn In Inwnr Pnnv Inlnt ' The .Mlillcoma 17i"i tons of frelllllt for COOS Hay. I Tim nnmnilllnn ttmitn n iinrtlnl roiiort Meld at (5:110 Tho Alliance will snll at .1:.'10 to- r,1Vnrinir the plan for North llcnd to lug. . . .............. innrillmr tnf tfllrnltfl TllO . 1 I ...111. .. .tl..1 .....r. I'llO BlIVlT 1110(1111 (' hmctmnra ..Ml nil linvn in iti nlinnnl Z., i.... .1..... ...,., .,( ,.,.,. i,.. luv Anna Trilllinn. lllldlir SolniHl tonight. tho nniount of water available from i er. Harold Hunt. Murlln tl'iippell. Among those arriving from Port-i pony iPt. Thoy Btntcd thnt Major . Shirley Peterson and Uuby Uatklns. land on her were the following: I Klnnoy would sell the required land Those competing for the gold "What you tfct; when you buv shoes at the Hub v ......,-. t will leave Marsh- o'clock Friday eveu- eontestuuts will L. L. Adams. C. A. John, Miss Keys i to North llend for $1,000 ner aero H. !'. Wells. J. II. Johnson, W. 1 1. , nnd code the entlro wnter rights free. Robertson. A. F. Klllnugh, C. H. Han- After hearing tho report, tho roun merel. C. CI. Owln, A. Znllen, W. cj instructed the committee to mnke fallen. A. Johnson, A. Kks, 0. Mc-Hon)0 tcat9 0r the wntor supply and Cormne. A. Itasnier, A. Anheno nnd , nscertaln how much Is available. W. Kasunder. medal will be: Chns. Van .lie, Joe Harbour. I.ola Stulili. Hcssle llaln. Esther Inihoff. Hltchle, Naomi LOGGER GONE; MOB BRAWL llend men are aspiring for the lion-!snilth-Powers Camp " or of cutting down the llrst tree ln, invo been badly sin tho Southern Par lie right of wayllff.(lv , n NoPtl, Fronl and Edgnr McDnnlol the names of about forty who waul to tako part In it. Some are threatening to go out ahead of the others and do u little slashing hut In ordor that they may have tho olllclal part, Messrs. Wlnsor nnd Eddy are Insisting that the Joll- ncniion plans be carried out so that they can olllclate. Murliliirry Is Here. Tho clearing or tho right of way will bo a comparatively small Job. tho strip being only about HiO feet wide. It will rost about Jli.lO pur ncre for this work. Supt. Dixon says ho does not know yet when the actual construction will start as ho has not received anv ad vices from .Messrs. Tinkler or Hitch cock about the construction equip ment lining shipped. Messrs. Tinkler nnd Hitchcock are now In Portlnnd but owing to tho condition of the roads will not make tho trip to Coos Hay now unless something unexpected develops, Engineer Fontaine of Eugono will bo tho engineer In charge of con struction here although Messrs. Wheeler and Uludiuarsli will bo tho resident engineers. Expert Other Work. As yet. no definite announcement as to tho beginning of work on the bridge across Coos Hay has not been made. It will stnrt soon, though, n It Is figured that It will take prac tically two years to complete the bridge. It will tako practically as long to build the bridge as It will to drive the tunnel from Winchester Creek to Ten Mile lakes. Porter llrothora will drive the tunnel them selves. Ah to when the construction work north of Coos Hay and up North Slough to Ten Mile will start will depend on whether Porter IVrothers friends ok frhd chapman seek him too.w following report that uk was slashed it last night. Fred Chapman, n logger from Is reported shed In an t ufrnut in. has gathered H(irl nmvn H Hazel's plaeo" last night. Ilo Is also reported to liuvei lost about $10 In the fray. i Cliapman who was to leave on i the Alliance tomorow for Eureka, had about $200 In cash when lnstf seen by friends last night. They were unable to locate him today and this afternoon nppcalcd to Marshal Carter for aid. Another logger named Wilson, from Camp 1. lauded In tho city Jail today, nlmost losing his wenr Ing npparel In an endeavor, to carry a big load of booze. KtiKlneer Itlchnrdson Is exnected bnck In tho near futuro and may aid In this Investigation. Nothing About Hotel. Tho council last evening did not tako any action on the question of coding (Iraut Circle or other city proporty for a park site. Tho coun cil Is nwaltlng tho return of L. .1. Simpson, probably the last of this week or the llrst of next, boforo tak ing action. C. S, Wlnsor, who has been pro moting the hotel, declares that It Is 11C.'SH assured now. However, ho win not Jor Kinney wns plnnnlng to erect n hotel. If his deal goes through, to he called the 1,. 1). Kinney Hotel, there by perpetuating his name. .iamks moffett dead. Head of Stamhml Oil Com puny of Xew .IciM'y Explies. tnr Anoi li'ml I'rrti p Com ly Tlmc.1 PALM REACH. Florida. Feb. Uii. Jnincs A. Moffett. president of the Simulant Oil Co. of New Jer sey, riled touny after a unci in give out the parties who are Inter ested In tho project Llbby COAL. Tno Rtnd VOU bavn ALWAYS USED. Phono 72, Pacific Someone started a report that Ma- M-erv end Transfer Cotminnv .MIIS. PANKHURST I'P Siill'ingettc Leader to Me Tiled for ClMfdlli; Itlots. tar Auo'-Utttl I'roi lo io lUy Tlmr. EPSOM. England. Feb. 2(5. Mrs. Eminollno Pankhurst, tho militant suffragette leader, was committed for trial by tho police maglstrnto hero today on tho chargo of Inciting per sons to commit malicious damage to property. Her dofenso wns reserved for trial at the Assizes court. .Mrs, Pankhurst declared that she would begin a "hunger" strike nnd "that If I am still allvo when as sizes commence. It will be a dying woman who wll bo tried." A raid on the telephone and telegraph wires was carried out early today by mlllinnt suffragettes in several purls of England. Many Much were cut and communication today wns rendered difficult. FAST AND COMMODIOUS Steamer Redondo KqulpiMil with wireless and silbiiinrlne hell SAILS FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR COOS BAY THURSDAY, FEB. 27, AT 3 P. M. All Prngcr Denervations From San Francltco Must He Mmln l 805 FIfo Iliilldlng, or Lombard street Pier 27. All rcscrvatloim must bo taken uji lit hours before Milling. INTKH.OCKAN THAXSPOUTATJON' CO. PHONR 44 C. F MoOKOIIOK Acent TOIt OXK HATTI.KSIIIP. Illlllsc I'lilargln; Curtails Plan l'-ii V. S. Xavv. (Ilr Anu. UiM I'rtM lo Cvoi IH TIiiim 1 WASHINGTON. Feb. ill. Tho will drive the tunnel from the north two battleships favorably reported portal only or whether they will! by the House Naval Committee wns drive It from both ways. If they drive j defeated today lu tho House slt Jt from both ways. It In likely that ting as a committee of the whole, constriicilon will be Hinrled on the. An amendment to appropriate for stretch of road between the tunnel lone battleship only went through and the bridge approach at Coon llav by a vote of to Hill. A mar r this summer. i Ity of t lit Democrats voted lor the Had Other Plans. amendment, while the Itopuhllcans C. S. Wlnsor of North llend snyK.wer almost solldlv agslnst It. that there Is uotblnir ir tln mnm-t ..r a possibility of the Inliluii nm l,..l,.., I I ' ..... .'.-..,n AUTO FARE 20c Round Trip between W. S. DUOWX ) A. II. IIODOIXS Marshfield Paint Decorating Co. Phone INtiiuates 1K7-L Furnished. Marshfield. Ore. and North Bend MARShTIELD N0RTH BEND AUTO LINE Gorst & King, Props, Low in price, high In quality. Electric Irons Wo have a fen second-hand irons in good working condition at $1.75. Xew Irons, $:l"t) up. Coos Bay Wiring Co. Phono 237-J 153 X. Broadway built and the road xoinir iimvn ih oast side of the liny, lie says he will wager I.Mioii with anyone that the bridge will be built. However. It Ik known that the Southern Pacltlc had prepared plans for a line down the oat side of the Day prior to the granting of the permit to bridge tin. Day and were prepared to go nhoad with tho con utructloii or the line that way lu case the bridge permit was refused or conditions attached to tho building of the bridge that would make It un doslrabln to them. PANAMA CAXAI. THKATV. .MIIS. Vi:iDi:it of the VOUCH ' XI5DV, XODTli Di:.). l,s Just received her SPDIMJ Mil, I. IX. KIIY STOCK. WATCH for her announcement. 1IK Sl'lli: to KXCIIAXOi: your KCIill'SK TICKiriS for DIISKDVCD SIJAT tickets at the lil'sv COD-AMD. Times Want Ads bring results. Semite Ciiiuiultlee Tables Payment of Nicaragua Claim. Illy Aw Mil 1'r.n lo rooa lUr TlniM 1 WASIIINOTON. Feb. 2li.- A treaty recently uegotlatjMl by the Culled States with Nicaragua' pro viding for tho payment of I'l.OAO.. (ino by the I'ulted States In return for the exclusive right to nu Inter Oceanic canal across the Nlcaraguiui Isthmus was laid over by the for eign relations committee of the Senate today, until tho new admin istration has opportunity to pass on It. I'OD I.ADOD DITADTMIIXT. Illlf Amo. Ulwl X'rtti lo Coo. lUr Tlmtst. WASIIINOTON. Feb. 2(5.- A bill to create a department of labor with a cabinet ofllcor nt Its head passed the Senate today after less than an hour's consideration. The measure, previously had passed the house, but unundinentfl In the Senate will re quire Its perfection lu conference be- iiIMsjwMitedi to President Taft, NOTICE! MARRIED MEN ONLY ANV iai)i:s OU DACIII.I.nits WHO l7i:.D THIS DO SO TTHFID OWN" DISK. Do You Leave Your Doors-Unlocked? You would not do that, and you should no moro bo without tiro in surance Tho open door would admit tho burglar, nnd tho lire llend la Just as Insidious. Ho plays no favorites, but nttneks In stirod nnd uninsured property nllke. Don't risk your savings for tho small cost of n policy. Ours nro tho safest nnd host. I. S. Kaufman (Sb Co. Singer Sewing Machines Wo havo them for rent or for salo. Machines Itepalred. Supplies and Needles for Salo. W. J. ItlTZ, I'M Park Ave. .Marshfield. Phone HM-N. Hub Clothing and Shoe Co Where Money Tulkx ',lolI,tog and .-.. I r Si Lbwtfr Prices In these two littlo words lies the slorv nf ir success. l m Lower Prices Here Because Lower Cost All Hub merchandise is bought hv us dirM from the manufacturers. Wo pav 'no wu , the middleman. AVo buy for cash', which moan! thai; we buy at the lowest prices. In buying for cash we not only got evei-v dis . count, but have our pick of the choicest nicrclian. disc. Lower Prices at Hub Stores Because Less Profit Are arc content with less profit on each sale ina i is nusiiiess. For every Hub salo means a Hub friend, which in lime means more inii) sales. AVo do business for cash. When you buy clothing from us, you pay for ihe clothing you don't pay a pari 'of someone else s una debt. Hub Responsibility Your protection lies solely in the proven re sponsibility of the house from whii-h you buy. AVc absolutely stand behind every piece of mer chandise that we sell, no matter' how large or small the sale may bo. People tell us that Hub Clothing is stronger better made than most of the clothing they see. To Sum It All Up AVe expect; your patronage on (ho merits of our merchandise and the manner in which we do business. This should appeal lo you the same as it docs lo ns. "Money Talk." Huh Clothing and Shoe Co, MAIiSim'hJLD. 1UND0X. ca THi: IHCCOItl) IMIOTOOItAPIIING AUSTIMCT COMl'A.VV- Havo photographic copies of all records of Coos Count? to M abstracts of tltleB, present ownorB, or any other Information relitil to real ostato furnlshod on short notlco. IH'SINKSS OITICIJ: 117 North I'ront St., Marshfield. l'lione IJU W. J. RUST.Monager J THE NEW Steamer Twin City Laundry (iOOH WOHK GOOD SFUVICK Not In any. Combine. K hours work for women. Our Agents call anywhere. Phono L'(i:t..). SPEEDWELL OAI'T. I1UUTI8, Master. Sails for San Francisco from Coos Bay Thursday d. m. February 27. TIIK SI'IWDWKIjIj la mieedy and Iiiih excellent luswrgfr . ,...1 ..!.. ., ..I.. .11 lf I IIIH "I iiiodatliuiM, wireless. Iat't;e clean and airy rooms For ireicht and pas.saKe, "lip'i uud electric UgM ... . " " " - " -- . i.Fi.irt LI t. I-, i.siaiiroiii; cvi. Tie (iiiaran eo aim .?;,; tlCMIIT Sanla Mnilim III. I,. K,m I.ViiiwIst-o. JIflrSWI" "-""" "? -- 1 WK WIMj MAIIj YOU Ijll for each set of old False Teot sent na. Highest prices paid for old Gold. Silver, old Watches, broken Jewelry and Preclou Stonos. Money Sent by Return Mall. Phlln. SmclthiK Itefliiliig Co. Established 2U Years. 8(1.1 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, l'. TO DKNTISTS. We will buy your Gold Filling. Gold Scrap, and Platinum. Hlgu em nrlctts paid. Save That Bundle for Me A squaro deal and a clean shirt. IIOIJ SAUTKII, Twin City Laundry Phone 'Jdlt-.T I'll Call. You Auto Call foote 1MIOM3 1H-.T NIGHT AM) HAY Stniul front of IJlanco Illlllard Parlor TWO KKW UAI18 After 11 P. M. Phono IW. 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Mo-noun aonu Xiti ouo Hiiisiq.i,vo sun jo po.in tu.I.. touniu qq igUM ., IU ' ..a'iuoii uqoj- .uoq o.n VV0VI White Duck Button Shoes Expert Cuttor and Tailor. Also now Patent Leather nutton 27S Front St. upstairs. Suits $15 un Shoes for Ladles' and Misses', at1 The Electric Shoe Shop I union Morage tompany W. A. Heard, Mgr. Kxport Packers. Carpets Cleaned. Furniture Packed, Shipped, Stnlned and Repaired. 3S2 Front St. Phono 19G. Leave orders at Going & Harvoy. fisher Auto Service Win. Fisher, Proprietor. phono 5-J. Night phono 181-H. Mnrshtlold, OreKou. nuiiouo ,iuj '.fliuiuippiu eu.w u-ia.iAuoj i 88ui ii avwv P'! liu j oq ojojoq Jiiaoilaa u A-q p.lu0q A modern RrlcR utidlug, Klectrl: Lisht, Steam IXoat. Elegantly Furnished Rooms with Hot and Cold Water, II OTRI, O O O S V. A. Metlln, Prop. Rates: BO cents a day ami upwards Cor. Ilroadwy and Market Have That Roof Fixed NOW See GORTUELL lUIONTC .1121. S. S. ALLIANCE KQUIPPKD WITH WHIKIjKSS SAILS tfnrNM MADcunn t r?nr) ITiJREKA THURSDAY, FEB. 2?, AT 3:30 A.H nniiNn tdio ia so OONNKCTINO WITH THE NORTH I1ANK ROAD AT I0"tU NORTH PACIFIC 61TEAM8UIP COMPANY. , Phono -I I O. F. McGEOIUlE. f. EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS Sjjp Breakwatd ALWAYS ON TIME. SAILINGS S P. M. - Mth ' ' Ul - gjltrWl FROSI PORTLAND. Tuesday ovcnlnit SAIL1XO FROM MARSHFIELD, Saturday, February . lehruary 15, Saturday, February 22. J, O. MILLFJI, il Phono Main 35-L. Steamer Washington Sails for San Francisco from Coos Bay, Preieht. onlv, Wednesday p. m. February 26 T. S. DOW, Aet. Oct' 5luAoioj oqj, GET YOUK JOB PRINTING DONE AT fRT TIMES' OL"