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- Kf. ti. f r-it ; vt Myy-frj-T" rn 4Vm IIX THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1916 EVENING EDITION. Two For One Sale Now In Full Swing THINK OF IT: Two Sulta of Clothes tor tho jitIco of 01(0, plus $1.00. Two Overcoats or Raincoats for tho prico of alio, plus $1.00. OR Ono Suit and 0110 Overcoat both for tho prlco of one, plus $1.00. SPECIAL FOR BALANCE OF THIS WEEK ON MACK- INAWS, $5.00, $6.00, $6.50 NOW 1 See Window Display. $3.85 Hub Clothing and Shoe Co. I MARSHFIELD BANDON MVRTLE POINT powers OPEN GOAL MINES RIVEHTON COAL COMPANY TO SEND PRODUCT TO FOR'ULAND. ES ARE HUNGRYlCAN SHOOT BA YOUNfl MOTH Hit TELLS JUDGE PITIFUL TALE OK WANT SHAGS Father Failed to Couto Homo itiitl Tent Hoiino 1m Without Food , ' No Action II us llocn Taken 1 Tolling a pitiful talo of desertion, of -want and privation to faco with four llttlo children, tho youngect only nix months of ago, a young mother this morning nppenrcd boforo Judgo O. L. Pcnnock for ndvlco. Sho said tliolr only homo was a tent In West Marshtlold and' that In It thcro Is not n thing to cat. Her husband Is away from homo and has boon away for soma time. Sho was t young woman, perhaps ..TO yonrs of ago, and tho story sho told was a straightforward one, Her husband has been nud still Is forking on tho road somewhere, get ting fairly good wagos. Last Rum mer, sho said, ho used to come homo oiico In n while, but now ho has cut out tho formality and stays nwny al together. Tho cries of tho llttlo ohoh for food woro too much and sho said then she decided to come to tho justlco court and find out what to do. Tho Judgo told hor tho husband could bo ar rested for non-support. "llo'd cotuo homo and boat my bond In," was tho objection to, this and tho matter Is to bo loft iinf.ll tho roturn of I.. A. Llljoqvlst. . Mcanwhllo tho womnn and .four llttlo children romaln In tho sholter of tho tout and tho cupboard Is baro. '.HUNTERS MAY' SHOOT THESE PKSTH KHOM MOTOIHIOATH Special PorinKsP'n Is (liven by Dep uty (Janio Warden Tlioma.s Stage Novel Shoot at Lakeside Gasoline Schooner Ahuciictlu to Maintain Weekly Service Others .May Follow. A moro extcnslvo outlet for tho product of tho Rivorion Coal com pany has been found In Portland. Tho gasoline schoonor Ahwonoda, owned by Captain Morso, of Newport, has been chartered to maintain n weekly schcdulo between Portland land Ilandon and Co(tilllo. Tho ves sel has a capacity of 125 tons. If this venturo Is successful it Is claimed that moro vessols will bo secured and put on tho run. At tho present time tho Hlvorton Coal company Is ono of the few initios In operation on tho Coquillo river. It Is under tho managership of Joe Mcdco, well known In Marshfleld. This initio has boon sending oc casional shipments of coal Into Port laud, but had developed no regular trndo. Other mines along tho Co quillo river, but which arc now Itllo ara tho McClurdy, tho Adams and tho Eurokn mines. Tho Ahwencda Is well known in Ilandon, having made many trips there, especially during tho past year though tho craft has been laid up Hhrottgh tho winter. Tho Ahwonoda will carry freight for Portland and will supply not only tho districts around Ilandon, but about Coquillo as well, for tho ctaft will go up tho rlvor to tho county seat. SHIPPING MEWS F ROM TO TO iFRED VERZON WHO HAN EMPIRE AUTO LINE NOW OX HIGH SHAH Wns Formerly Willi A. M. Simpson Fleet and Is Now Hound for China ns Miut&r of Vessel It Is a far cry from tho wheel of foil nuto to tho wheel and brldgo of u deopwatcr ship, but tins ciiaugo hub Just boon mndo by Capt. Fred Ver izon who Itntll tl few months ngo op erated nn auto stago lino between Marshfleld and Empire. Ho had bcon a sea captain provlous to this, and tho call of tho briny proved too much for him and ho has gono back 'to it. ' Frlonds hero htivo Just loarncd that lie wns given tho captaincy of n ship from San Francisco, wont to Scattlo land thcro loaded for tho Orient and Is now bound across tho Pacific. His wlfo Joined him in Scattlo for tho trip. Capt. Vcrzon was at ono time in btho employ of A. M. Simpson, as mate bud captain aboard ono of tho Bchoonora of tho lino. Ho mado many friends hero, being at all times very accomodating. At ono time he maintained u stago be tween Itoscburg and Mnrshflold. STAFFORD'S BROTHER WILL BE CANDIDATE Shooting of shags on Coos Ray and tho wators of Ten Mllo and tho sur rounding lakes Is to bo allowed from gasollnu boat In f.ct, Ifrom any j i;0iatlvo of Marshfleld Man SockN sort of boats that sail these waters, , C(llln,y HiiiKsrliitomlciicy of according to tho announcement today j Multnomah County, of Deputy Gamo Wnrdon James, Tno fo,owini. from tllo Portland Thomas. It's a process of oxlcrml- oroconlnn will ha nf Internal l.nrn nation, ho says, because tho Bhagsjn chn8i stnfford ,8 ft brotnor of iiru oi iiu vuiiiu us iouh iwm iiru ., v ai.rrni t u...i,iini.i .i in..nn I.. tl. flil. ' ' .IIUII.HU IU VIIU IJOII. DENIES C0QUILLE STORY ABOUT DAVIS CHILDREN Mrs. Oman Kays Mjtn. Klmcr Davis Did Xot Rwt (lilPlien Hut Paid For Cui-o Now at Work Mrs. Oman, a friend of Mrs. Elmor Davis, vigorously donled a story that was copied In Tho Times last night (rom tho Coquillo Sentinel concern Ins; tho troatmout of tho Davis chil dren. Mrs. Oman said: "Tho story does Mrs. Davis a grove Injustice. She Is a hard working woman and makOH every endeavor to caro for tho llttlo ones. Tho boy Is four yoars old and tho girl six yen's old The father has failed to nr.. vido for tho family and his whor about? are now unknown although an effort has been mado to compel him to assist thorn, They lived at Ilandon for a tlmo but following the Saturday Is tho opening date of this freo shooting tlmo and July 1 is tho closing. Ho has written the Stnto Commission regarding tho mat ter but believes there will bo no pro test made against the measure Tho Btato law provides water fowl ami not bo shot from motor boats, this for tho protection of the ducks, Now tho duck season has been closed And so Mr. TIiouiuh sees no reason why this cIubs of boatH-should not o allowed. Ho hns word from a Mr. Hester, f Lakeside, telling of n shurpshoot- litg shag hunt to bo held thoro on Saturday and Sunday. Tho huutors Kill bo divided ou sides and, tho sldo icciirlug tho lowest uuinbor of shags will pay for tho ammunition of tho winning sldo. Ho says that anyone from Coos Day who wishes to cutor tho tournament may do so. Mr. Thomas oxpects to p.p up. Cox, at Ikmdon last year, sho went to tho county poor farm and worked for awhile. For soma mouths sho has been on the Buy and Is now wm k lng In tho Coos Iluy Steam Laundry, having hired Mrs. Duncan of North Bond to caro for tho llttlo ones dur ing tho day. When sho tool: thorn there, sho paid every cent sho had to Mrs. Duncan and had to wn'.l: bad to Marnhflold bocaiisa sho did not Ittwo carfaro. Sho Is entitled to lyinpatl and assistance In hor strug- r' to provide for tho llttlo ones In stead of thoughtless criticism llko was given ut Coquillo. i visited him horo last year: Charles H. Stafford, principal of tho Woodlawn school In Portland and well known as an educator, has announced his candidacy for tho Ho publlcnn nomination for County School Superintendent. "I bellovo In putting rogulnr school work first, with main atten tion to tho fundamentals," ho says, In his statomont of candidacy, "I liavo takon a deop Interest, howovor, In manual training, domestic sclenco and school gardens. I Jiavo always considered tho most Important duty of a principal or superintendent that of Influencing tho morals and char actor of tho pupils by porsonal contact. PRISONERS TO HE VACCINATED SALEM, Or., March 1. With tho discovery of two new cases of small pox among Inmates, of tho Oregon prison, officials of tho Institution do cldod today to vaccluato all of tho death ot hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. COO prisoners and also tho employes KIIillUHX IS OUTSIDE Vessel Remaining off liar on Account oMtougli Weather Bccnuso of tho roughness of tho Coos Day bar today tho steamship Kllburn Is lying outsldo. Sho ar rived off tho entrance from Portland at 10 n. in. and v.'lll probably bo thoro until tho tldo begins to flood lata today and there Is n possibility, according to her agent horo, that sho will not get In until tomorrow morning. J WATERFRONT NEWS 1 ?$ Tho Yollowstonc, from San Fran cisco, arrived off tho bar this morn ing and, with tho Kllburn, Is rid ing tho seas outsldo waiting n chnuco to como In. Tho Nairn Smith Is supposed to loavo San Francisco tomorrow nftcr noou for Coos Day and in till prob ability will bo In'horo on Saturday. REPAIRS WERE COSTLY Terrific Wind Did $10,000 Dnmngo to French Hark in Itcccut Gale. "Its nit ill wind that blows no good," was a true enough adago In tho caso ot tho French bark Hny nrd that rccontly struck n 90-mllo galo north of Coos Day and finally limped into San Francisco In a much battered condition. It will cost botweon 110,000 and $12,000 to repair tho vessel, according to word from tho south. This was tho samo galo, on tho night of January 24, that disabled tho steam schoonor Contrail. i ur-u wrought havoc with Bovcral other vessols, Tho Daynrd split her foromast, lost tho forotop mast, tho forclowcr and forouppcr topmasts. Also tho foro royal and foro topgallant yardB were carrlod away In tho blow, and tho sails with thorn. Tho bark was bound from Portland to Eng land with grain. SELL TO RIVALS. Whon tho Pacific Coast Steam- shlp company sold tho Eureka tho othor day for 1250,000 tho officials had not on inkling of nn Idea that their rivals, tho Alaskan Steamship company, wns tho real purchaser. They found it out too late. Tho craft Is an iron vessol of better than 2,000 gross tonnugo and with a longth of 237 feet. A vossol of this samo nanio, belonging to tho North Pacific Steamship com pany and formerly running to Eu- rcka, was wrecked In tho Qoldon Gato a tilflo over n year ngo. Tho vossol Is now on tho Atlantic coast, bound to tho Pacific with a cargo. LUCKY 1IAHK RETURNING. Tho Norwegian bark Ollvob.tnk is returning to Portland for a cargo of grain. Sho loft Cnlluo ou Febru ary 17, having called thoro for frosh provisions ns flvo of tho crow contracted borl-borl on tho long trip around tho Horn from Rotter dam. Tho Ollvolmnk Is n lucky vossol. Sovoral years ago, whllo sailing t n- der tho English colors out of Glas gow, this samo four-maslo'l bark was caught In a sevoro blow n short dlstauco out of San Francisco and though tho entire port watch Neither tho.iA. M. Simpson or tho of 14 men woro swopt ovorbntird, thu Hardy aro duo at tho Simpson Mill beforo Monday, HAKDWICK'S NEW SHIP Thoro aro ninny porsons on Coos Day who romombor Capt. George K. Hardwlck, formor mnstor of tho "If nomlnatotl and elected I plodgo stonmshlp Alllnnco thut piled In hero tho samo grade of work as County Superintendent Hint I hnvo given tho people In my eight yoars of servlco as principal In tho Port land schools," for yoars. Friends horo have re ceived word that ha Is now skipper of tho steam schoonor James S, Illg gins, plying out of Snu Francisco to California points. Tho James S. Although ho has mado his own Hlgglns Is about tho slzo ot tho Wo.it- way slnco ho wns nlno yoars old, Mr. Stafford has obtained n high school, normal school and collogo education. Ho holds a tenchor's llfo diploma In Orogon, awarded hlin after examination. Mr. Stafford is .19 years old, marrlod and has two children. ernor that Is well known on Coos Ilay. DEMAND FOH SHIPS (lit EAT Pacific coast shipbuilding yards nro having tho greatest era of prosperity thoy have over had and His teaching oxporionco consists iBt'" tno doinnnd for ships cannot of six yoars in tho rural schools nnd " filled. Word from tho oast four yoars In tho high schools of i const Is to tho offoct that somo con Illlnols, tho stato whoro ho wsb tracts for vessels nro bolng mado born nnd oducntcd, and nlno years for deliveries two and thrco yoars as principal of grammar schools, from dnto. eight of thorn passed In Portland. Tho Texas Oil company wanted Mr. Stafford has boon prlnelpnl jl,,r00 now tankers. Tho officials horo of throo of tho largest bc1ii)oIh I lonuoil tho entlro shipyards at Oath, In tho city, tho Gloncoo, CroBtonMn,n. former homo of America's and Woodlawn schools. Ho Is now clipper ships that Is now almost do- THE FAIR THE ECONOMY STORE ' Whsro you will spend the Least, and get the Most for it. 13 Boys' Percale and Chambray Waists, 25c to 35c values; pretty patterns, only 19c Men's Seamless Fast Black Sox, the well known "Monarch Brand," were 15c, now, pair Boys' B'lack Waterproof Hats, best quality; on .-iS?!?-?----. Men's Real $1.25 Wool Underwear, all sizes in grey or browns, on sale at, '.8c 19c 79c 29c serving his third year ns principal at Woodlawn. KEEPS ONE MACHINE TO KEEP OTHER GOING I. W. lllldcnliiaiid Has Solved "Per petnal Motion" With Ono of First Machines on Coos Hay Darius Groon and his flying mn- chlna wero both wondorful In tliolr sorted, and will build tho bottoms thoro. Eight now ships woro required by tho Standard Oil company. It Is leasing sites on tho Atlantic coast and will construct Its own boats, being unablo to lot contracts. At Dotrolt It Is stated thoro nro 20 big ships building on tho Groat Lakes, most of thorn bolng for ves sels botwoou 0,000 and 12,000 tons. ,1m 1, ., ... , i , "u fl'lo Ul IIIU Ollll'H IIUVU Hil da), nut tho word do movo and .., , .... n ...... ..... . . . vnncod in many cases to doublo ship mlrncuously cseapod. A heavy sea was takon over thu woathor rail In thnt blow und tho entlro forward houso swept clean fiom tho docks. Slnco that tlmo tho Ollvobauk has been ucqulrnd by Norwegian Inter ests and comes to tho coast under n now flag. MONEY' IN SHIPPING. When n steamship that, as In tho enso at tho Robert Dollar, cost only $200,000, soils for moro than u iui!l lon, n faint gllmpso Is caught of tho enormous profits which ship owners aro now garnering. An of fer of a million for tho Robert Dol lar was recently rofusod bocnuso sho was earning a profit of $250,000 ou tho voyngo on which .alio was about to depart. Tho ship trust planned woll when It beat tho ad ministration's ship purchaso bill in tho American congress, Journal. ANVIL HAS IIEEX SOLI). Coos Hay bus something now that eclipses Darlous und finds his noro plano rolegatod to tho scrap books. Most truly wondorful Is tho de- many ovor what thoy woro two and thrco years ago. Should the war stop now, say innrluo moil, tho dennnd livery machine of j. W. Hlldonbrnnd, ? h' ould continue, thus in wall known hardware man and ''cnt,nK "'"t tl10 building crR ,a Plumber. Until yesterday there was "ot enUroIy 'lo)0"0l on the a mystery about that machine. It "'u,t;" "" "' rcauu always seoms to run. even tiimii. wUl bo u, Pitting back ot the It stuttors and spluttors, and It gets there whenever the water pipes burst, Greatest wonder of tho age," says find benouth tho wheels a mangled , tho oldest Inhabitant as he shuffles j dying chauffeur and tako his last Tho ga8olluo schooner Anvil, vory woll known on tho Orogou const, has boon purchasod by Moxlcan fi nancial Intorests for $ in, 000 nnd will bo used In tho Mexican trado. Sho Is now In Portland, whoro sho has been tied up for Bovoral mouths, and Is being put in shlp-shapo ordor for tho trip south. Formorly tho Anvil opcratod on tho Portlnud-nnudon run. Sho is a staunch craft or 27G not tonnngo and with a longth of 110 foot, built at Scattlo In 1005. This Is thq last or tho Idlo ships about Portland, It Is only n short tlmo ago that tha llttlo steamer Gol don Gato was bought in Portland und taken south. Sho put Into Coos nay, in command of Capt Hob Jones, for water. Tho Anvil Is known on Coos Iluy, having boon In hero ou several trips. Bidbr Etowi Shut Fr 1 msd Qkh Our spring lino is complete with all leathers and styles, in pumps and shoes. The manufacturers of BUSTER BROWN shoes have reduced their prices about TEN PER CENT and you get the benefit of this reduction. You get more genuine shoe value in BUSTER BROWN shoes than any other children's shoe made. ' A new shipment of all sizos in Tennis Shoos for Men, Women, Boys and Girls just in The Golden Rule FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG MARSHFIELD ALW AYS BUSY. ROAD TUXES ISSUE ICUGEXE CITIZEN'S TO ENJOIN LEVY' IN CITY' FOR RUHA INROADS Declare Tluit City Has to I'nvo ItN Owli Streets und It Is Not lArir To Ho TiimmI for Others Tho following from the Eugono GOODS I MERCHANT SAYS IltiT.Mfj STORK .MUST ADVANCE IMIICIS Points Out. That Wliolwalo Cwt i Nearly Everything Um lktn.lj. vuncctl by Mnmifaeturon "An ndvnnca In all kinds ot mel Guard will bo of Interest hero ns Ichundlso Is bound to como In theci tho samo problem Is now confronting Marshfleld, tho Coos county court refusing to expend any of tho road taxes paid In tho Marshfleld district In tho section In which tho moiioy Is raised: With but two dtcsentlng votes out or thirty, It wns decided at n meeting Inst night to start suit, in tho namo of soma city taxpayer, to enjoin tho levy of two mills, ns adopted by tho county court In Its proposed 10 10 tax budget. l)y Invitation tho thirty taxpayers mot at tho offtco or City Attornoy O. II. Foster yostordny afternoon at C o'clock to discuss tho budget as adopted by tha county court. Mayor W. A. Hell presided. Tho Horn In question was whether tho Incorporat ed cities of tho county should pay u levy of two mills for road purposes outsldo of tho city. .JUDGE WATKINS' VIEW. fEdltor Times: I hnvo road- with much Intorest what Is alleged to havo bcon Bald boforo tho Marshflold City Council with roforenco to tho disposition of certain taxes. Wait a minute! On page 1311, Oregon Sosslon Laws, 1015, is an act which In otrcct provides that municipalities shall coiiBtltuto road fitturo, but tho consumer will be paiod for this gonoral IncrciMl prico," remarked a prominent cJ chant. Ho hns made n study of lottlrejl dlllons nud Is not discount 1 ,ptospocts for n futtiro adrtnet I pi Ices. Ho bollcvcs tills will rr. from tho war, but snys all V.ll btH-l fit from It uvo'ntunlly. "Tho prospect for n revival ot j kinds of business on the TiclM const looks vory encouraging," M continued. "Tho nwnkonlng ot tho mV market which Is our chief Indutr;! will fill tho vacant spot which It tt felt In nil walks of llfp." "Tho greatest trouble of thottoVl 'salors and manufacturers Is In wl plying tho demand. My authorial Jfor theso last statements Is (root! Dally Trndo ltocord, n magailnop llehod In Now York, and from j sonni Intorvlows with roprcsenUUra or oastarn concorns that visit ta ovory Btato In tho Union, and tbrotn lettors rocclvod dlroct from mm- i'neturors, who In many InsUntei unablo to fill orders placed wlthtlw 'ov.-lng .to tho Incronsod demand Iroi foreign markets ror our production 'to tho scarcity or skilled labor id hltorttiKo of dyestuffp. Tho almost complete cxhtiutlMJ of Imported dyes', tisod In tbeom-j racttiro or tho greater porccnmi districts nnd that 70 par cont ot jrvjrr B,,n11 ,:::mo u",uu" l"u,u"- .""l "" ,,,HU -"" mado. Is also ono or tho rnotl l or mo samo nook is nnot ,or act tn lt fnctor8 , lll0 decided which tho Supremo court ... ro-RJ" ,fof pCicalIy rSrMU "; nuiti hub uiiuuiuuiiy ohui iiiu rormor net full of holes: Stnto ox rel. Ilrndy v, Llghtnor, otc, ir.2 Pnp. 2a2. That was a mnndamus proceeding, prico or prnct wnnrtnt nnnnrnl. "Tho retail niorclmiit Is tho nrtU fool tho orroot or an advance In p Ho has to pay this advance prK which may bo only a fow cemi American flag and merchant marine on tho Sovon Seas. One lot of Infants' Pretty Blankets, in pinks, blues or tans; values to 65c. now JUST ARRIVED A larcje lot ot Navajo Indian Moccasins OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. THE FAIR Next to Chandler Hotel. Central Avenue Satisfaction Always or Your Money Refunded hat jto tha curb to soo tho machine chug word to his wlfo and llttlo ones, 'by. And "ono lung" coughs In de- Thoy woro dlsappolntod. "W jrlslon at old ago and Father Tlmo nnd whoso Is It?" they murmured. and ambles up tho street. ' "Hist," said the Man Who Knows. j "Don't seo how It does It,' says I'h-sh, I'll let you In on It. That's nnotnor. Illlde's machine. Thnt's whero ho Hut when someone hauled out onto tho sidewalk on South Broadway a hoapod up wrockago of tho twin sis ter 10 "Ono Lung" the mystery has heo'i solved. The wreokago npponred In tho morning. Two or thrco pooplo np proarhod It with awn, exporting to gets nil tho parts to make old "Ono Lung' go." And ho pointed down to show whoro bits of wlro nnd Btrlng wero missing, nud ono axlo was gono, and the horn mid half a dozen othor parts and lltldeuhrnud's .system of porpot unl motion has' been d.scovorod, t AMONG THE SICK t Mrs, D. A. Jones is confined to her homo as a result of complica tions from an ulcerated tooth. Mrs, C. H. Douglas, who resides ou Commercial near Fourth and who underwent nn operation for tumor at Mercy hospital a week ago Is reported to bo doing nicely. Chestor Gary came down from Al legany this morning to receive trent- meut for an Injury to tils arm, the liioniber being badly bruised as a re- suit ot a log striking- It. Mrs. J. A. Goodwill who hns boon qulto sick nt their South Coos Hlvor homo, is reported improving. Instituted by Attornoy Genornli' ,, ,,,.in ,., nmonts to !.... f !. . ... ',V" "'"""'I ...1.J sldorablo sum In buying a -goods. For ninny or tno artlclM" Drown ror tho purposo or reconciling theso two nets, and In vlow or what tho Supremo court did to him In that caso, ho speaks advlsodly and Is por roctly Justified In rondorlng an opin ion "that tho County Court has on tlro control of this monoy." I sincerely wish Mnrshrield could got a sham or this road fund, tor In that ovont Eastsldo would also bo a bonotlciary. Hut it is alwuys wlso to "never ,r,ro tho consuuier to meet begin that or which thou hast not vnuce." won considered tha end," nnd tho "omV In n mandamus proceeding 'jIASTEH FISH VAWM HF-SICN in iuih iiiauor, so lar ns tno city Is concerned, would certainly bo tho rain barrel. Nix on thQ mandamus! whore Is tho soothing syrup? GEO. WATKINS. ' . i. Ida tnlnod In a stock or giuu - -chant stniidB this nilvanco and K' to his trndo at tho old rll J but finally ho Is forcM to mh rlso nnd then the goods must M a; n now prico. n "All kinds or morcliandUe u i to advance, but conditions bmwJ are nonrlng tho point that vm t ....... ...... .... iijuiiMlbrtl"0!" i;mro .liny iu " ' , 'iron CoiumM'Mi PORTLAND, Or., '$ special meeting or mo - ..... ll l.opp. II. 1 AC US.. Wll u.uu -... mnstor Hsli waroeu, n- Mrs. HiiiiiKiiriivr Is Now Mrs. Cnrd-rlgnatlon. Membors of xn .l slon said, that it woum lU WOMAN AND 8 OCT NAME nor; Husband Aliened Insaim BAKER, March 1. Granting the petition or Mrs. Nannie Bumgarner, County Judge Mcsslck issued an order authorizing a change or namo ror Mrs. Bumgarner nnd her eight children to Gardner, to go into etrect with the proper posting or tho change as re quired by law. The order was made on Mrs. Bum garner's representation that her hus band, since divorced, was Insane at the time or their marriage and be lieved his natno to be Bunitrnrnnr. whereas in reality It was Gardner. Dr. D. O. Vauglian, Dentin, Boom 20, First National Bnnk biiljdln Times Wnt Ads tor results. u. i.'n.. i. no lineii In IHnw iui. now; somo time. (hJttt It Is understood, however, i 'commission will abollsn hnd asslgntng Its uuue - - warden and the supenn" hatcheries. Mbby Coal, 5.1.00 ton. I'ltOB ' JJ&' Dr. Leslie, Osteopath, 'MsrS wr HAVE Cl'STOMKHS i- m.nrrn or larger 'B,rjuli. your property with u i for COOS HAY DE ''Sld. 0" -"KV