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ksee THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1914 EVENING EDITION. tmt rSSHSSSH wrw v i i wo IEIIIS OF B1D01 in KiciiIm of VU?4ytK.Hva At Told by ' OD ThuJ'corder. Captain Itobert Johnson states Hint , with tlio opjt""n,co of favorabloj- weather no wju navo mo cohciui-j ...-S I.I. I...ll,tl.wr flllluljr.it III' illn ' waWof his building finished by lhoW onil or tiw vvcck imu " ui-kih " -. ... .. . . . i. n i i. - .. r i. ri in ii iiv iv i 1 1. i nun Mr. Chamberlain win romaln in nan- don, but has not decided whnt ho will do ns yet. J. U Kronenbcrg returned Friday evening from Snn Francisco, wbcro ho had been on a IiubIucbh trip of sovoral wccIh' duration. ,JL II. Uosollo and wlfo came over from 'Mnrshflcld yesterday for a fow days' stay at their homo In this city. Mr, Itosollo lrf tho government engi neer In this section of Oregon ut pres ent. Mr. nml Mrs. It. II. ItodgorB woro over from Mnrshflcld yostordny on a, combined b'ti&lifess and pleasure frlp,, AI.UK1ANY ITHMfl. i. 5 (Special to Tho Times.) Wo understand that Capt. C. 12. Kd wnrds Is going to run .Inclc McDon nld's mill In Loon Lake Valley. Ho will start' up Homo tlmo In January nml cut lumber by tho thousand. Jack McDonald, Dud Gould and Marlon Custer camo back from Loon Lnko Tuesday evening nnd wont to the roof Ib on the flnlHliliiR will go I Mnrshflcld .where he recently went on without delay from J. 1'IiivIiib. I for medical troatmunt. An opora- A deal was consummated hero " tlcui had to bo performed for appon- Mnnday whoroby O. A. Chamberlain (UcltB wion It was found that tho the Lyons-Johnson mill, to IiIb part- bo for two or threo dns. This bo ner, Jerry Van Devcntor, and tho lat- Ins tho case, It Is said ho haB nbout tor now has full charge of tho sumo. , onc chnnco In n hundred of rccov- town Wednesday morning. Thoy did ' mwruiiy soiling liquor in tiry lorri scvoral Jobs of surveying while there, tor L Uo,,nBon, tno clv 0nBlneor end had som0 difficulty In finding nnd surveyor from Coos county, Is nt some of the old corners. Whllo thoroj Ilcodsport surveying nnd platting tho robbory of Mr. Kuhn. nn old rcsl-1 l'10 mnrslt InndB 0f tho Ilecdsport dent of the vnlloy. took plnco, nnd Jack McDonald trnchoil Hunch Out to ' wonl nn oporatlon nt Morpy Hospital Hcottsburg, nnd following him dovVn nt Mnrshflcld returned homo Tues to Gnrdlnor' assisted In bringing him 'y Vory much Improved, the opera back "to Scottsburg, whero ho was tlon proving very successful. turned over to tho authorities nnd taken to Ilosohurg. There was ft heavy frost hero last night for tho first tlmo this full. Fred Gngo tiud fnhilly expect to leave, hero thin wool: for Coqulllo, wlioro thoy will spend a fow wcoks with friends and rolatlvos boforo thoy start for southern points. Mrs. Gngo expects to stay for a tlmo whllo Fred goes down to Arizona to see his sis tor nnd hnvo n look for n location. Capt. C. 12. IJdwnrds nnd Capt. Jess on nro doing some finishing on tho Mllllcomn. When she Is In sbnpo sho will probably tnlio tho run to Marsh Hold for tho winter In place of tho Alert. GOLD IIKACII XrtJGIJTfl. Curry County Seat Newt As Told by Tlio Globe. Frank Wheeler, who wiih In charge of the fish hatchery hero last soa- hon, rotuyiod from Tillamook, whom tor Rlnco our Inst lssuo, wearing a ho hns boon during tho Bummor, on I plensnnt smllo ns tho rosult of his Sunday. 'Holms In charge 1,000,000 big majority in Coos nt the Into ol snlmon eggs from tho upper Wllliun- I ectlon. metto Vnlloy, Avhlch will bo hutchod Tho Hustlor enlled In horo Sunday hord' and' tho fry liberated In the evening nnd landed 10 or 50 tons of KB"o. freight 'and returned tho following Last week Kills Miller bagged tlire I morning to Coos Hay. Thoro was large panthers In ono day on Lobster I some lumber on tho wharf awaiting Hill, which Is a pretty good kill of 1 ?hlpmciit to tho Hay, but n southerly pnnther.'oven Tor Curry county. 131-1 wind caused Capt. Olson to pull out lis luu killed six In all with tho samoi without It. Weather permitting, tho pack of dogs during the past mouth.! Hustler will return to this plnco Im- V. 1). Cunningham of Cherry Flat , mediately with another load, camo back fiom GrnnU Pass Tues-; v. II. Hennott. who has worked up day, bringing with him some HolglanU co trade In his confoetlonory store iinron wnioii no uxpoeia lo rurnisn him with meat during the closed sea sou for hunting. The Randolph sailed for Coos Hay Mouday with. Dave Colvln as shipper. It Is roportod that the boat will be tied up for the winter at thnt point. A big war vessel pretty close In was hoen by Mivoral piirtlutt south of the piouth of tho rlvor last week. 1 Tho figtytliw.tnp and big guns eoulJ I 1)0 Ikhllnlv uniMi. HiiVH on 1- liifiirinnnf .11? A.inmu .n.i .. i..i.,uu ,.,.J tofluU"" and incidentally did bohio I good iuUsIjhw-jNyprk for ur mall roi,t(... Ihi- pos,Wm Iobs of which Is li. ! (! M1V i MliijlHVfla t ! . - 11 - " '! ' -I iit).( the poplin taiislpg our people apmo uneaslnoas. A Wet Day ? Go out on the job wearing REFLEX SLICKER Wt loll .Ud.n It'i md Ut all ovtr for com fort, (Hong rnouih la ittnj I ho ittia ct 1.4 rd irivicr. nd w.tapiacf llaoutn rj ihioush. Note (hi hw talun t wiiej cannot f ua in vUre lln f loan ovciup nJ tutloa. Out patented Htjj,ci Jju nop any itop, $3.00 Everwhere Satisfaction Guaranteed Coldlog III ' I THWRR m. Rr.tnn weft? Ftontfr) i 'HERS OF GARDINER i ' KvcnH at Uminin Jtfetropolls As ' -. . .. Told by The Courier lleport TiiniK'I 7 Almost Done Tlio ninny friends of Noah lllnck )c Rrluvcl to know that he Is rnnnricii m uu (imiikuiumbi m .... . ... I... .1 ....!.. Ill at -i , .,.., ,., rion(iB nro hoping thnt ho Is not as bad as has been reported Tunnel 7 Is rapidly ncarlng cony plollon. Forty-flvo men woro lnl off on tho northorn onil Snturdny, tin; contract on that end being com plied. It Is oxpected thnt tho tun ,noj will bo eomplotcd during the winter. This In tho longest tunnel on tho Wlllamotto-Pnclfic botwoon ICugonc nnd Coos Hay. Tho Into W. l Jowctt loft ln- , surnnco on IiIb life of $2r.,000, bolng ' Insured In tho Now York Life nnd ! Kriiillnblu. Tho inonoy Is to bo di vided cqunlly umoiiK tlio meniDors of tho family. Constable A. It. Smith, through tho shorlff's offico, hns started n crusade ngnlnst tho bootleggora or this vicl-, nlty. Armed with search wnrmnts ho visited novo nil shncks nnd boat- houses In Heareh of boozo Tuesday morning. IIo nrrcsted n ninu by tho nnmo of Orr, chnrglng him with un C0VJJ!?,ll1lV,t ,0!S Wf 111 I InliAi udm MAAntitlti tinilnM. uvurK" oiuwwvi nun wuo nro visit Ing friends nnd relatives nt different Coos Hay points. POUT OHFOItl) OFFKItlNfiS. NchH of Xoi'lhorii Curry Ah Told byi 1 Tlio Tribune. Asn Tumor, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesso Turnor of Gold Hoach, spout sovoral days visiting rolatlvos nt Port Orford since our Inst issue Asa was on his wny homo from hnv lug spont tho Htinimor working wltli tho Const Geodetic survey In Oregon nnd southern Washington. Ho found tho work congenial nnd will probably rejoin the surveyors in tho spring when they resume the work In Wash ington which they woro compelled to dlscoiitluuo recently on account of stormy wenthor. Hon. S. P. Pelrco was n town visi 0n Front street, started yesterday on u business visit to Coos Hay. Delmer Wright Is taking caro of his busluoss during his absence, ci'LLi.VGs ok coguiLLi:. Coos Cimiiiy .Scat Kvi'iiIn as Told by The llenilil. Waiter Laird and a man from I'ortland. sent In by tho telegraph T1 V .. ,. ropn,r,l,B t:, ,O0Kn",h ' " n mw ,(,lo w,,,oro1 1nom,od, ,cu ,"ff .out ,,rUBl' been repairing tho and doing a Job that Is oxnocted to last for a year, with tho local repair work added, for when the rallioad gets to Coos Hay this line, over tho old Coos lftiy wagon road will bo Junk. I Messs. Jones and McDonald with ' tho Northwestern Angora Goat As sociation, of Portland, brought In last week a bunch of 200 goats, mostly nannies, for Mr. Croft, who lives below Ilamlon. Charles Hall, superintendent of 1 the Coos nnd Curry Telephone Co,, and Jnuioa 13. Montgomery, commer cial superintendent for tho samo company, were over from Marshfleld last wcok, .siting the valley towns They made an excellent Impression on tho people, and tho Herald pro dl(ta that a better service will be Blvon by tho new company, as I soon as thoy nro ablo (Q tackle, thp OBEGOi REAL OR!' . Conim'.ttoc of One Hundred Proposes It.... ..!.. I mm 4m i?tttitm 11 Via lilliitlon. PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 23 A draft of R )(UV t)ml wm mnj0 tliu prohlbl- tlon nniciidniunt adopted by the poo pic two weeks ago effective Is bolng prcpnrod by attorneys representing tho Commlttco of Ono Hundred, which, had nn nctlvo pnrt In tho "dry" movomont preceding tho election. This proposed law will bo submit ted to tho Legislature with tho re quest that It bo enacted. Ono of Its principal provisions will bo directed ngntust Illicit salo of li quors In hotels, grills nnd drug stores. It will aim to prevent tho salo or free dispensation of liquors In nil public places. It will strlko directly, nlso nt prl ato clubs, whoro drinks nro dispens ed to mombors. It will provldo tho most severe re strictions nosslblo for drugstores, It will limit tholr sales absolutely tola L. Pcnnock, J. P. Fees, liquor prescribed by physicians. gtnto vs. Kinney Ilcsldps that It will provide Hovcro pcnnUlvq ngnlnst "bootlogglng" nnd tho snlo of liquor In every manner. It will crintnlit n provision also that will mnko It unlawful for hotels, res-' tnurnnts or grills to glvo liquor a way with mi'iils. It will seek to prevent' tho dispensation of liquor In nil pub- lie placos, oven If It Is glvon nwny. It will mnko It permissible, how- over, for porsons to keep liquor In , limited quantities In their own homes nnd to dispense It at tholr private Tho Committee of Ono Hundred does not propose to enrry on n cam- pnlgn for Its bill but will .assure tho mombors of the legislature nnd the Governor thnt If It Ih adopted In tho form of Its presentation It will enrry into effect the spirit nnd Intent of tl.o prohibition nniendmont. Thoy dcclnro thnt It will constitutional In every ono or Its provisions nnd thnt It will meet overy roqulroinont that tho :?M I'. J'001"0 '" fnv,,r m. ja ' 'ItlUM llIUDini T J. H. Dovaut, Wltnoss boforo Dlst. Atty Sblrloy Matthows, Wltnws 8.20 PR0CFE0INN6S Foes, Sopt. Term 3.20 L. A. Llljcqvlst, Costs and Witness Foos, Stato vs. Mar lon 200.00 II, N. Lorenz, .Mil so. for Jail. 12.75 James Mlclimond, Med. At tendance on Prlsonors . . . 3. 00 Goo. A. Itobliisou, Mdso for Jail , r0 W. W. Gngo, Hoard of Prlson ors 1C2.3C W. W. Gago, Conv. prisoners to Salem 27.30 Coqulllo Hardware Co., Hdw. for Court Houso 2. 10 T. A. Walker, Auto Illro for Co. Court 5.50 J. D. liar I; low, Auto Hire for Co. Court 20.00 M. A. Dodge, Hoglstorlng C7 electors, etc c.95 A. II. Derbyshire, Registering 21 1 eloctors, ote 21.10 J. J. Stanley, Itoglstorlug 10 electors, ote LOO Henry Seugstaokeu, Itoglstor lug 01 electors, ote 0.10 11. W. Hulard, Ileglsterlug 17 electors, etc 1.70 T. H. Currle, Hoglstorlng 2 12 olootors, etc 2 1.20 Win. It. nomine, Hoglstorlng 7 electors, ote .70 Aug. Frlzeon, Hoglstorlng 223 13loe. 28 Doub. Hog ID. 50 C. H. Zook, Hoglstorlng 05, 11 Doub. Hog., etc S. 10 II. C. Dlppol, Hoglstorlng 223, 30 Doub. Hog. ote 10.50 A.. 13. Sinister, Hoglstorlng 33G, ote 33. CO G N. Molt. Registering til, 8 double Hog 13.30 C. J. Fuhrman, Supplies UUJ Get a Can Hi TO-DAY From Your Hardware or Grocery Dealer I MIjACK SILK CJTOVI3 POLISH I For Salo by SCHItOKDKIt HILDKNIUIAXI) l'lioiio 177. County Officers 22.9G Jnnies Watson, Exprossngo on IJallots 8,53 W. W. ange, Freight on Hal lot Hoxes, ote 20.74 The Coos Day Tlmos, I'ub. Co. Court Proceedings G1.05 Tho Coos liny Times, Pub. Co. Court Proceedings SC.I5 11. W. Dunham, Services ns Probation Officer 2.00 13. P. Anderson, ConBt. Fees, Stnto vs. Hopkins, Dlst. No. 1 C.K. 13. P. Anderson, Const. Fees State vs. Stone, Dlst. No 1 . C.15 A. 13. Sinister, J. P. Foes, Stato vs. McVey, District No. 1 10.50 W. II. Cox, Const. Fees, Stato vs. Hawkins., ct al 32.90 C. L. Pcnnock, Itcglst. 379, II Doub. Itog. etc 33.S0 C. L. Pcnnock, J. P. Fees, Stato vs. llorroo, DIbL No. 10.15 W. J. Walrath, Witness, State vs. llorroo J. W. Carter, Witness, Stato vs. Dorreo . . i. Walter Ualrd, "Witness, Stato vs. Dorreo C. L. Pcnnock, J. P. Fees, Stato vs. Goodman W. N. Ilichnrdson, Witness, Stnto vs. Goodman C. L. Pcnnock, .1. P. Foes, Stato vs. Kinney 1.70 1.70 1.70 G.75 1.70 1.15 5.80 r , Pommclc I P Foes. L' ! . ' oni"";K' Jt lt iC0"' , 8n stnto VB- yro .su John Laclalro, Witness, Stnto vs. Wymoro 1.70 jj, k, Hampton, Witness, stato va wymoro 1,70 , ' ,. w- - Wlmmor. witness, stnto vs. Wymoro, Dlst. No. 2 l.iO W. 13. Horroro, witness stato vs. Wynioro Dlst. No. 2 1.70 G h Pcnnock, J. P. fees, stnto V8- , nwk " ; ' ' ; ;;G-,C Wllnw.., htato vh. HnukliiH. Abnor Trlbboy 1.70 Hoy Nlloa 1.70 chas. Donno 1,70 T r Kniiii i 70 J' 7 Ie,ultl11 '"'''''; Cl h- 10ocl. J- v- foc8' Blnto vs. Crnynor 0.05 James Illchmond, exam, lusano (Hell McAffry) 5.00 Br. Lloyd II. Mott exam, three Insnno porsons 1 5.00 13. Mlngus, nutopsy over body of Win. Hrunnor 25.00 Coos nnd Curry Telephone Co,, Tolls, Oct., Kent, Nov. Nos. 131, 781, 701, -II, 811. 813, Orogon Povvor Co., olec. Ilghtn for Clork's offico 1.50 Co. Infirmary ( M. 13. Houtenn, labor 25.00 I Martha Slovens, lnbor iti.OO IGllbort Plustou, labor 35.00 'l3fflo C. McGIll, labor 25.00 I Allan McLood, siiporlntondcnt 70.00 i.I. H. Pointer, hauling lbr ...10.50 S. M. Nosier & Co. grocorlcs 100.00 Dr. Wnltor Culln, mod. ntt. ... 21.50 1 13, 13. Johnson, lumbor 7.71 F. C. Pursloy, mdso 11.50 I J. A. Lamb ft Co., haw o.UO ' N. Drown, smithing 2.50 1 11, O. Anderson, supplies ... 7.70, ! Goo. A. Hoblnson, mdso .....5.10 Moss & Jones, meat 211.2.11 Knowlton's Drug Storo, modi- ctno 17.75 P. 13. Drano, Mdso 11.30 H, N, Loronz, mdso 31.55 13, 13. Johnson, lumbor (wntor system) 27.03 Schrocdor & Hlldonbrand, gato balance wntor system ...0.25 J. 13. Wnlstrom, content 38.70 SALTS FINE FOR Wo Hat Too Miuh Meat, Which Clogs KidiieyH, Then Hack Hurts and lllndiP'r Hotliers You Most folks forgot that tho kid I uoys, llko tho bowels, got sluggish and clogged and neod a flushing oc aslonally, else wo have backacho and dull mlsury In tho kidney re gion, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid livor and all sorts of bladder disorders. You simply must keep your kld noys nctlvo and clean, and tho 1110- moat you feel nn acho or pain In tho kldnoy roglon, got nbout four, ounces of Jad Salt3 from any good ' drug storo horo, tako a tablespoon fill In a glass of water beforo break fast for n fow days and your kid neys will then not fine. This fa mous salts Is mndo from tho acid of grapes and lemon julco, combln-i ed with llthla, nnd Is harmless to , flush clogged kidneys and stlmulnto thorn to normal activity. It also neutralizes tho acids In tho urine so It no longer Irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. j Jad Salts Is harmless, Inexpensive, I makes a delightful ef fervescent llth-J la-water drink which everybody should tako now and then to keep their kidneys clean, thus avoiding serious complications. A well-known local druggist says ho soils lots of Jad Salts to folks who bellove In overcoming kidney trouble while It la only troublo. For! G D Herbert C. Train, hauling grav el, water system 35.75 Uandon Hnrdwaro Co., cement, water system 1U.CO W. II. Mnnsell, hauling, wntor system 8i0 C. H. It. & H. H.lt. & Nav. Co., freight 10.00 Coqulllo Hnrdwaro Co., Hdw. .87 Ilandon Grocery Co., groceries for Mrs. McLood I L05 S. M. Nosier, butter for J. J. HuruB 70 Water Woik.s at Co. Infirmary J. A. I3nscle, foreman 57. 1!) Marc Shelley, labor ll.O-l Hud Mnnsell, labor 30. II ' John Hlckam, labor 33.0'J j C. L. Sampon, labor 2 1. 75 A. N. Gould, Co. Surveyor.. 30.00 M. Li. CiiBtor. Dop. Surveyor. 15.00 W. S. Hodge, Dep. Surveyor. 22.50 K. L. Weokly, Viewer 1.00 l-'lelil Wink, Counly SurvejoV. A. N. Gould, Co. Surveyor . . IMi.fiO M. L. Custor, Deputy 00.00 W. S. Hodge, Deputy 01.30 II. K. Hodge, Clinlnmnn ... 1 1. HO . H. L. Weekly, Viewer 2 1.80 J Geo. A. Gould, Chalnman . . . 5.00 L. 13. Sallng, Axman JI.75 T. A. Sallng, Axman 3.75 II, M. Wilson, Clinlnmnn . . . 2(5.00 Tom Sturdlvnnt, Axmnn ... 10.00 Geo. Jofforson, Flagninn ... 750 Lloyd Spires, Chalnman ... 11.10 Wirt Whlttlngton, Axman .. 10.00 Gits Hamilton, Axman 7.50 Sumner Hnrdwaro Co., Pad lock for 13. N. Ferry 1.00 It. C. DeMorltt, Labor on So. I Slough Hrldgo 53.10 ! Pioneer Hardware Co., Hdw. So. Slough Hrldgo 1 39 I Wymnn Alboo, So. Slough Hrldgo Tender 50.2JTi Huytor & Steward, Damages Hlverton F I0Q..00, It. A. Jameson, Hlverton Fer ryman 25.00 Coqulllo Hnrdwaro Co., Hdw. Coqulllo Ferry 3.00 J. N. McNnlr, Coqulllo It. Fer ryman 110.00 I CITY AUTO & TAXI CO. I I DAY AND NIGHT SI3HVICI3 I For taxi, phono 103, Ideal Cafo. j I For touring enrs, phono 20 j I Chandlor Ilotol j LYNX iaSlHKTH, Prop. j j New Cabs : : Now Cars j fOU AUTO CALL FOR FOOTE'S AUTOS (four good cars with careful drivers Fot day service, phono 1-t-i-J, lilanco Illllnrtl Purlers. For mliclit service, Phone ttrtO-L Itlgbt Cafe. D. L. F00TE. New Models "HENDERSON CORSETS" also principal distributors "ONYX" and "CADET" HOSE S.S.JENNINGS, No. Bend THE COOS HOTEL Formerly of Marshfleld WASHINGTON AVI3NIJK STADDICN STItKUT NOHTII 1JI3NI) O. A. Mctlln, Prop. Special $1.60. HERE IS THE BIGGEST GETHER SUITABLE FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT. Hn-nnprnlivo nffnrt nlnrrQ ililc fnmnnc Woctiiiflrhniisfi hands for $1,60 an unheard of low price nearly as You can't make a mistake In giving electrical gifts, This is only one of a long list of Christmas bargains INEXPENSIVE See them at OREGON POWER CO. Telephone 178. A DOOR MAT IN TIME SAVES NINE SWEEPINGS Wc have ttjem priced from icm t 2.25$ OWC 0 and in all sizes. "Why Pay More?" Johnson Gulousen Co. Pint form, Principles 11111I Candidates Klectlou, December 1. .Mis. .lesslo .M. Kagan, Cotiucllman, three year term. Audivw Lowland, Councilman, threo- year torm. W. .1. Hit, Councilman, one year term. Chas, P. ."Mason, Recorder. We, the Socialist Party of Marshfleld, In convention assembled, Jo hereby declare For tho public own ership of public util ities, Hitch as water, means of transporta tion, cold storage plnutH, warehouses, public markets street paving plants, roal yards nnd all land held for specula tion bo tnkon over by tho people and pluy grounds nnd parks built thereon. Thnt ordinances nnd laws which are In of fect bo strictly enforc ed That Important leg islation bo re ferred to tho people. (Paid Ad. by Finnish, Swedish nnd' Kngllsli Socialist Locals.) 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