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wa rwa THE COOS BAY Ti'MES, MARSHF1ELD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1914 EVENINGEDITfON. COOS BAY TIMES i . 1 M. C. MALONKY .- Editor and Publisher DAN B. MALONEY Nows Editor OFFICIAL PAI'EIt OP COOS COUNTY. e Worthy of ElectipDi- Ji . AMONG tho candldntcs for the Supremo bench aro two who should re colvo tho volo of every Rcpubllcnn In Southorn Oregon. They aro Lawrence T. Hnrrls, of Eugene, and tho present Justlco Charles L. McNary, tho youngest member of tho court ns now constituted. JuiIro Harris of Eugene ranks high in tho legal fraternity. Ills work on tho circuit bench litis been such ns to warrant public approval In olova tlon to tho higher court. Judgo McNary has proved his ability ns a Jurist during his occupancy of tho bench, IIo strives to brush aside tho verbiago of technicalities, to mnxo a court of law also n court of Justice, His Ideas aro embodied In a recent dissenting opinion ho filed in tho case of Stato vs. Start, as follows: Tho value of law Is Its proximity to roason, Its certainty and universal ity. Tho two latter elements aro tbo support of tho rulo known nB staro decisis to abldo by decided cases. Tho abuses In tho administration of law is to adhero blindly to a rulo that savors of iniquity simply becnuso it Is a Judicial decision. The first duty of a court is to decide tho law cor rectly so far as It Hob within the human mind. The next duty Is to smito Hint rulo of human notion which is found to bo unjust, howovor woll It may bo buttressed by precedent. Great reluetanco to overthrow an established doctrlno would nnturnlly procood from an established rulo whoro property rights or Individual liberty woro at stake; but, whoro neither ono nor tho other of these long-rcBpectod rights hnvo boon Intrenched by roason of Judicial utterance, no hesitation should doter ono from uprooting that rulo which ho bollevoH to bo Bubvcrslvo of common Justice. Judgo McNary hero sets forth the vlow of tho nvorngc layman and It Is of groat Importance that a Justlco holding tho views of tho "court of last resort," tho people, bo kept upon tho bench ho honors. As, In addi tion, ho Is familiar with tho needs of southern Oregon, ho should rccoivo the solid Hepubllcan vote. SMITH For Comity Cominniissioinieir IT' IS by tho selection of men of efficiency that rollof from hlghor taxes may bo hoped for. In this respect Rcpubllcnn voters hnvo an opportun ity to do offectlvo work by voting for Thomns n. Jnmcs In tho primaries on Friday. Mr. James Is a young business man who would mnko it most valuable member of tho county court. Mr. James Is not n politician and lias not mndo an active campaign for tho nomination but ho ntn deliver tho goods and that's what tho tax payers want. It Is the Holectlun of such men Mint would bring lower taxes and bot tor vuluu for ttix money oxpondotl. LEAVES FORI Carries, 1,600,000 Feet, of Lumber and Thirty-sitf Passengers Loaded with 1,600,000 feet of lumber, tho steamer Nnnn Smith, Captain Maecc, loft port at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon for San Fran cisco. She Is duo to reach her des tination within thirty-six hours from the time sho departed. Among tho pnssengors leaving on tho Nnnn Smith were: A. H. Prultt, R. C. Rnlney, C. V Wcstcrbcrg, CharlcB Thorn, Mrs. Charles Thorn, Miss Setzor, Mrs. J. Setzer, A. Strobol, Ed Conner, M. Caralan, Stovo Krlclns, F. W. Wil liams, Clydo Gofnor, Miss M. F. Mullen, Mrs. J. McKco, J. A. Mc- Cubbin, Mrs. E. A. Miller, .Mrs. E. Cobb. Max Shnull. Chris Potorson, Tholmn Knight, J. A. Blow, Mrs. J. A. Dlow, Mrs. J. L. Knight. Flor ence Knight, Elmn Knight, .Too Knight, Pasqunlo Qusllinn. Pat Hughes, A. Jackson, Sam Arrdlz and W. Hill. You Furnish the Girl We ALLIANCE ON WAY NORTH Has Good Recoirdl SP. PEIRCE. candldato for Joint ropresontntlvo from Coos and Curry, In running on IiIh record, It Is a good ono nud should bo endorsed by ronomlnntlon. Mr. Polrco BtmulH for tho Oregon Byatom, tho Initiative and referendum nnd other progressive measures. Ills opponent Is reported opposed to theso feature of popular government. On his record, howovor, and tho recommondntlon of those who hnvo Investigated It, S. P. Polrco uhould bo renominated by tho Republicans of Coos nnd Curry countlos I in i I intrn in i sumxkr notes. i i ii 11 i ii" iL ii ii" . hullo en 3 MAN FOR PLAGE Eugene Guard Lauds North Bend Man as Candidate for Congress- Thinks He is the Strongest One. Tho Eugene Guard says: "Frederick Holllstor, who is Book ing tho democratic nomination for Congress at tho prlmarlus next Fri day, is a lawyer of repute nud ono of tho Oregon coast's most success ful business men. Ho la essentially progressive nud Is ono of thoso en- orgotle men who mnko tho best pub-' Jic sorvnnts. ills platform Is clean cut and decisive. Ho stands for tho Immediate development of Ore gon; universal good roads; harbor and wtterwny Improvements: fomnlo suffrage; national prohibition nnd public Innils for tho homobullder. Ho lias tho ability and aggrosslvo hobs If nomlunted to make tho kind of campaign to defeat the Republi can candldato and it would Boom that If tho democrats desire success In tho November election for congress V. Snnford, who runs n hotel at North Slough, was visiting with his brother, Herman Sanford, yester day. The Sumner orchestra mot nt tho home of Charles Sclandor. The Tlgoa brought up n load of powder to bo used on tho roads. Jay Rlchnrds la loarnlng to run nn automobile. Jay says sho doesn't respond to tho wheol llko tho good old Sunrise. Catching Inlet was bo low that all tho freight had to bo hauled about a mile bolow Sumnor, the Sunrise being unablo to dock. Leaves Port at 1 O'clock With Good Cargo and Several Passengers ' Tho Bteamor Alliance left port nbout 1 o'clock for Portland. She carried a falr-Blzod cargo nnd a good list of passengers. Among thbso who loft on tho Alllanco woro. Capt. J. C. Cnntwoll, W. V. Reed, A. Goo lot, P. S. Hamlngton, Ornco Way man, E. Nelson. A. Hansel, A. E. Haymnn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Hate. Arrive On Alliance. Among thoso arriving on tho Btonmer Alliance yesterday woro: I). M. Hall, H. M. Gatto, II. Eklo man, Gus Crawford, .Mrs. Crawford, Geo. D. Davis, T. S. Falknor. P. Ferry. Rnl Malory, Mrs. E. S. Nelson, J. Messmaii, J. Cnmczona, H. Unldcs, G. V. Carloton, A. Co lion T. Hnyman, Sylvln Hill, Mrs. Hill, Martha 1 1 111. John HIM, A. Hill, Fauna Lntonor, Jennie Lntoner, G. Pyre. TO MINE COAL BY MAGHINERY Havo your Job Tho Tlmoa offlco. printing dono at Furniture For Sale The following OAK FURNI- man for this district Fredorlck Hoi-, TURF is fnr snln nt 1074 An- Hater should receive the nomination ' !.. ., ..., r a..j next Friday. (Paid Adv.) (lOISOIl aVO, COIIlCr 01 AliaeiSOIl ! every any uetween iu a. m, Have you seen the new Haimncann ! njld 2 1), HI, ...... .....vu..v nun t. .-. ini-,1, as a sort of nn army tent with the guy ropes Marie Willamette- Pacific Motor Car Dining table, 3 chairs, . $30 2 Rocking chairs, $10 each 1 Rocking Chair $7,50 1 Arm Chair $5,00 1 Writing Desk $5,00 1 Library Table $10 1 Library Tablo $10,00 1 Chiffonier $20,00 Smith-Powers Mine to Utilize Compressed Air Machines to Increase Output Machinery will noon bo Instnlled in the Smlth'-Powera mine at Henry, vlllo which largely Increases Its out put and will probably rovolutlonlzo eonl mining In this section. Tho Sul- nvan .Mncnmory Company now has tho ordors for tho machines nnd will probably got thorn hero soon. Fouf machines are to bo put In to mlno tho coal, compressed air bolng used for tho purpose- Tho machines will saw out tho coal In huge chunks, eliminating much of tho wnsto thnt resuiiB rrom tlio coal being broken up by picks In mining it in tho old way. The four machines will probnbly UTka out between 200 and a 00 tons per day whero under tho present ays. tern of mining only about 100 tons nro uikou out. undor tho now system tho minors will only hnvo to break up the largo chunks enough to load them on cars. Hy utilizing compressed nlr, tho dunger of electric mining will bo ollm luntod nud it la claimed that tho com pressed nlr will nlso ellmlnato much of tho gas dnngora that nro now en countered In the ordinary mlnos. 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