THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1916. EVENING EDITION
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GOOD ItOAIIS CA.MPAIOY OPKNS
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Complete Si'licliilc for Meetings
Throughout County Is Arranged
nntl Aimniiiircil
Tlio schedule' for tlio good roads
campaign of meetings through the
county hns boon completed and sonic
additions mado to the meetings al
ready announced. The sponkcts will
ho Prank Terrace, John If. Yeon nnd
A Ilufufl C. Ilolman. Mr. Terraco will
k bo,at,all of tho meetings and at each
placo will ho assisted by 0110 of tho
(J others.
.Tlio following Is a complelo list of
meetings ns arranged ho rar:
TucMlay, Slay t'tli
t North Head S:00 p. tn
Wednesday, May loth
niv'crton 10:00 a. m
Lampa 1:30 p. in
Bandon 7:30 p. in.
Tliiii'Mlu.v, .May 1 Hh
Falrvlow 10:00 n. in.
Dora 1:30 p. m.
Gravel Pord 1:00 p. m.
Coqulllo 7:30 p. iu.
Friday, .May lUth
Arago 10:00 a. in.
Hroadbcnt 1 r30 p. m.
Powers 7:30 p.
Saturday, .May lillli
llridgo 10:00 a.
Myrtlo Point 1:30 p.
Marshflold,, Masonic Opera
llouso S:00 p
K lay, .May I llli
Lakeside 11
Hayncs InloL School .
,. .Monday, .May I "(III
Allegany Hall 7:00 p. m.
M1 Tuesday, May Kith
i Mfirnhflqld Fellowship Club
Dinner 0:30 p.
Wednesday, May JTtli
Sumner Hall 7:30 p
:00 a.
.7:00 p.
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POIZES AWARDED
(SIVKN KCIIOOI, Cllll.mtKN FOR
OOOI) ROADS lSSAYS
Much hileroxl Shoun by Pupils of
,.,.., ho fiiudes In District. Schools
,.,'. of tho County
liKTTKIl TIXI.S OF VISIT TO
STItlCKKX XliW MKA'ICO TOWN
Says Villa Actually Ate Supper Iu
Columbia Hotel Mght of Raid
Itorder Wants War
Villa ntc supper In the Columbus
Hotel at 0 p. m. of tho night his
troops raided nnd burned tho town of
Columbus. Now Mexico, Is tho state
ment contained iu a letter from Ilalph
W. Ash, brother of C. 1-3. Ash or
Marshflold, who was In the stricken
city n few days ago. lie Ij on the
Allison-White ChutaiPjiia circuit.
11" says tlio candid opinion voiced
In the Httlo city Is tint Pranclsco
i Vila was there, an ndvnnco agent
' for tho bloodthirsty band that fol
1 lowed him a fow hours inter. No
' one recognl.cd him. Thero were n
' few soldiers on sentry duty, but a
ralil of tlio sort that happened was
entirely unionised for. Tho claim
Is made that many of tlio guns wore
locked In tho "gun racks at the bar
racks.
People Want War
"Tho people hero want war and
they expect It," runs tho letter. "The
situation Is really dangerous nnd the
people up north don't realize this."
Tlio town or Columbus, or what
thero is loft of it, he writes Is tin
dor martial law, with L',000 soldiers
stationed In tho town and 2,000 more
strung along the border.
"Kvory day there Is a motor truck
train of fifty ears that crosses the
Hue Into Mexico, carrying provisions
to tho soldiers. They certainly work
under great hardships."
Texas Hangers Then
"Texas rangers nro acting ns police
and they nro picturesque- to tho ex
treme. They Hpoak with tho broad
southern accent, tote guns about
their waists, wear wldo rolled som
breros and click their spurs ns the)
walk.
"Ono of theso rangers oxplnlnctl
In brief terms his Idea an to what
Uncle Sam should do. Ho said, 'What
they'd oughtu do is to put tho sold
iers nil along the border, and then
shovo that d d border clear Into
tho nuir."
Plenty of Mullet Hides
In visiting about the town ho found
tho houses and tlio remaining stores
well marked with bullet holes.
Ho Is touring; In company with
Prof. A. It. Reddle, hwtd of tho Drain-
CHKICSHAXD Itl'ITFR FACTOH1FS AHAOO FARMIIR DUIVKS PKOPliK
Al.h OVF.R COPXTV
The Coos-Cuii-y Cheese Association
Creates Considerable Interest
Mure to loin
Considerable Interest is being evi
denced among the chceso men of tho
county In the new Coos-Curry Cheoso
Association which was formed last
vcek In Coiiullle..
FROM TUP. RANCH
Captured liy Deputy Sheriff l.alrd
and Adjudged In-ane Will (So
to Salem
"Get off this ranch. Get off It
quick or I'll throw you off," Will
Peterson, nged 30 and charged with
bolng dangerously insane, told Dep
uty Shoiiff V. C. l.alrd on suiutuy
English and American
Trapshooting Compared
Cheese buyers dec'are that It marks wnon lM0 imtor went to airest him
Late last night tho decision of
tho Judges In tho school couto.it for
Good llonds Ponds Association es
says were completed,
Thero wore seventy-soven essays
considered, thirty-eight being rroinjtl' Department at the state iinlvor
tlio High Schools, and thlrty-nlno slty. Miss .Innot Young, who visited
from tho graced, schools or tho i hero last summer with Miss Marjorlc
county, these having boon selected Cowan, and Mr, Fleishman, of Port
by Hut teachers for the conte.it. J laud,
Tlio .Indues Acting j . .
Tho Judge.! wero CharlcH Hall for
NH
IS A JUDGE?
tho Coos County Good HouiIh As
sociation, i:. j, Powoll for the Coou
County lliislnuss .Men's Association,
and John W. Motley for thu Mniaii
flold Chamber of Commerce.
The High School o.isnys consid
ered wero twonty-ouo from Marsh
fluid, sixteen from llaiidou, and one
fiom Coiiullle.
Interest Iu Grado Schools
Thero was a much broader Inter-' Kvery Justice of tho peace In Ore
est In the contest from tho graded , K" hi at sra. Not one or tliom
schools ovor tho county, and tho i a- known tlio proper Interpretation o'
suits from the younger children Iho law passed by tho last IokIsIii
showed a wonderful Rinount of ong-j l,ro extending tin term of office
lnal thinking and work on (ho iiib-for Judges to six yours. Tho quor-
Joct. Homo of (ho best onlays came Don that arisen now is, are Justices
a now doparturo In the cheese In
dustry of the two counties. Much
credit for the organization is due .1
L. Smith, tho county agriculturist:
Dr. Mncpliersonand G. Lansing Html,
of the Htiroau of Mnrkets, O. A. ('.;
Prof. W. A. Parr, of the O. A. C. ex
tension ilcpartinont and h. 11. .olmcr
of the state dairy commission.
The factories that wont Into tho
Coos-Curry Chceso Association, their
locations and managers follow:
Arago Cheese Factory, Arago, .1. I).
Carl.
Coos liny Ico and Cold Storage Co..
Marshflold, C. H. Nicholson.
Coiiullle Valley Creamery, Coaullle,
C. T. Skeels.
Crystal Creamery, Dcnmnrk, C. V.
ZtintwnU.
Denmark Cheese Company, Den
mark, P. Vv Mullen.
Pox Urldgo Creamery, Gravel Pord,
A. ChrlstciiBcn.
Langlols Dairy Product Co., UiiK
lols, A. W. Cope.
Lundy Creamery, Catching Crook,
A. Chrlstcnsoti.
Sugar hoaf Creamery, Myrtlo Point,
A. Chrlstonson.
Sunrise Creamery, Uroadbotit, N.
V. McDonald.
Star Hunch Cheese Factory, I.ang
lols, 11. H. Hansen.
Two Mile Chceso Factory, Two
Mile.
Clovcrdalo Chceso Factory.
Other Factories
Tho other creameiicn and cheoso
factories of Coos and Curry aro:
llattlo Hock Factory, Port Orford,
j. Kuapp.
nohontla Chceso Factory, Teniplo-
ton, W. P. Howron.
Coou Hay Creamery, Coos Itlvor,
Petor Mcintosh.
Kilt Hlver Creamery, Port Or
ford, A. Marsh.
Kuchro Creek Cheese Co., Wod
dorburn, S. P. Merrill.
Farmers, Mfg. mm supply v-o..
M. Strong.
on lila mother's farm near Arago.
"I am willing to go," replied tho
deputy, "but I'll tnko you with
me." And he did. Peterson was
adjudged lnsnne by tho county court
and tonight attendants from Salem
will nrilvo to take him out to the
state liiKune asylum.
Peterson, It was aald, hns been
having spoils, during which lie mado
tin eats and drove people from tho
place with a pitchfork. It was fear
ed that ho would kill some one.
hitlrd met him In the barn on tho
farm, got him subdued and Into the
"straps". Ho was roleiued that he
might change Ills clothes and toll
his mother good bye. "Get mo If
you can," ho ugaln told tho deputy,
who immediately whirled nlxhit,
grabbed him, and thero was no
moro trouble.
It Is said that Peterson, who Is
a single mail, had been working
very hard of late and that thi3 may
bo partially the reason of his troub
le. Thero Is a possibility that he
may recover his mind after treat
ment. ,
Dandon, I..
IS COOS GO. BOY
I). W. ODDV CAXDIDATP
COPXTV ChKIIK
POIt
Xntlvo of Coos' County and Well
Ojialll'leil Mcruiioo of Training
hi Public orricu
It. W. Oddy was born and ralsod
In Coon County. He finished his
business education at tho Holmes
Iluslness College at Portland In
August, 1M07. and has bail a num
ber of ycitr.i of experience In official
work In connection with tho Clerk's
office which well qualifies him for
tho offlco thai ho seeks.
(Hy W. P. Giosvonor)
At tho conclusion of n short visit
to Now York, I am glad of tho op
pot Utility to gio you some linpron
alons or your American trapshoot
ing system and point out tho differ
ences between the usual Kiujlls'i
thb procedure nnd those of the
wirlons clubs I have shot at during
mv recent visit to your country and
which 1 take to bo common on th'a
Bide.
I would flrdt like to say that ow
liu. to tho wonderful inns of lei Is
m.id.1 by your shooteis, which In
hear of Iu Hnghlud from tl'lio to
time, many of us Clay HhM shoot
ers 1 iivo tho Impression that X'U'
genual conditions are mum coaler
titan ours, otherwise tho runs of
two and three hundred kills would
not ho made. My own opinion
however, now Is that our condi
tions nro at least equally difficult,
and that the long runs nro to bo ac
counted for to a great extent hy
tho Tact that tlio Blanco and meth
ods or your scratch men have been i
i
developed to such a high Im;i"o
tin t, 'given standard ainmuiiiUim,
the Clay lllrd has been niajtcrrd
or.v much as tho decimal target
Imi? been conquered by the miniature
sl.oi.ters or both countries theso last
Tow years.
The American Clay lllrd shooting
position strike. mo us an absolutel.v
r'gld one, the gun Immovably held
and the whole swing, oltli.T vorMi 'I
o.- horizontal from tho hips, w'iuo-
ns wo swing Iu most cases by the
an, it or to use an expressive and
slangy wonl, "swipe" the gun to to
or at tho bird more lu tho wn wo
rhoot game. Iu my own enso, I
urn often conscious that I am not
"on" accurately as I pull, and wbllo
tho error Is not apparent by the
lecuU in many cues, owing to the
m.irg:n allowed for hy tho killing,
circle. I get n 'certa'n pcrcontiiKO of
micses which i am convinced would i q',0 llHl, f ouy
ue uuvicHHuii ny uiu Aiiuirii-iiu bijiu , wboil us llg jour
and which I tlieiefore shall try to
acquire lu the near future.
gun instead of covering II up an
wo have to do In Kngland. Tho
standard Kugllth piactleo" permits
Hie uso of two Hhots at each bird
If necessary, using shells with a
maximum load of I 1-8 oz. shot.
i m$mww wfmasM
mML m
miU:.niiri M'fiilH
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Mdinlay
Alnli'i nt..,,
'I'UCMlar
Nrtli Hcn.1 Catholic
WUh Mrs 8l2l 'V'
'M"icis and ;
iTOBrnm i Coil,mcr(
Teachej,.
'rlil .
rooms. u
Norili iicnd AlIlcI1
nn Boc-lclr l ih. ift"-
Mmshfleld i,rMg
w,l,Ma-w.K!lllIa
Auction llrldge Clll, '
PiiBiiii'o nub ;h j,
Jt.oc Ha.er InNorthW-S"
"'""""..cllcrlniiuni;
Norm llond Cnrd a J.
clng session .Hhj,
Mrs. (.eorgo Stephenson.
TlmrMlaj-
Kloatcr Club with Sinn
II. Wilson. 0,
KIllllllV f'l..l. ,,, ..
I..V ' n'..""""".
"'ill livnu,
AN. w. ciubulftjia
ClimlcsStnurr.
Friday
North llond Thimble ai
entertained by MrMLF.ci,.
hardt at homo ol Mrt'c I
JCnlscr.
Ladles' Art Club with Ma
I W. Mclnturff.
Hunker Hill rnrcnU' '
I 0 Teachers' Club meetlnr
. KoiiRhiRton Club wlthifa
A. O. ItOL'ors.
M4ttJ
Beautify
Your Home
Your nveiaico trap throw Is less
than our by sumo I'D ards, and the
b!rd.i, by reason or your r.'gld auto
matic trips, ma'ntaiu a more con
stant level, but on thu other hand
the eondllh us, which reading as
Mr. Oddy 'says that this Is tho , easy, are not o In prnetlio, as tho
rirst llnio that ho has over been
.IPSTICKS OP TIIH PITACK IX OUK
GOX WW XT OTKSTIOX DPCIDKD
I Tenure of Offlco Hinges on lulerpre-
tall r Statute Daniel Web-
hlor Willi's
'from the dlHtrlcl mcIiooIh or tho
county. Tho JiuIkim eousldeivd the
of the peace also Judges.
hmt leu C. I.. Pennock has received
cEsas from tho graded sthools us a letter from Justice or the Pence
follows; Coiiullle twelve. Marshfleld Daniel Welmter. at Salem. "I am
ton, llaudon nine, Templetou two, lu Iho sumo boat you are lu," lie
Creamery, llrldge, j
Norway, J. 11. !
I.akesldo Creamery, Lakeside, C. beforo the peoplo aaklng for n pub-
13, MehnlHon. I'1 offlco; although ho has Berved a
Leo Creamery, Lee, J. II. McCIos-
key.
Mt. Anderson
H. C. Ostrniuler.
Norway Creuiuory
McCloskoy.
Ocean View Creamery, Langlols,
K. 11. Thrift.
Parkorsburg Chceso Co., Parkers
burg, II. T. Miller.
ltecdsport Creamery. Heedsport,
S. C. llonson.
Sea Vlow Creamery, Port Orford,
15. M. McKende.
At Port Orford W. Pomoroy and
It. Pomoroy havo ereaiuorlos; the
Roberts lfc-os. have a checso factory
at Teniplctoii and the Hughes linn
a creamery at Deiiintrk
llridgo two, Heaver Hill two, Hun
ker Hill one, District number II
one.
Chocks for the prUoa as per' lb
enclosed list am being forwarded m
soon us possible by Iho donor, thu
Cooa and Curry Telephone Company.
The pilo winners are glum bo
low: High School Contest
First Prize, ffi.oo, Thelnia Lyons,
Prosliman Mnishriold HIkIi .School.
Ten second piUim or $1.00 ouch
wore awaided as follow : Sarah
Kscott, Henlor Marshflold HIhIi
Scliool; l-Jrle Holt, Senior Marshflold
High School; Wesley Sou num. Sen
ior Marslifleld lllgh School; la
ther Aspluitd. Senior .Murshfl.hl
llliih School; Mario Vasoy, SimJor
M'lrshheld High School: ltmlolph
llilUtroni, .lunlor MarHhflold IIIkIi
School; .IomIo Mrody, .lunlor J
Mar?brieh I IIkIi School; Itlehard years. 0th trade. District No.
wts. and fiiitbw state there Is no
case lu the supremo court to test
oul the law.
Thla being Hie case II serins there
will lie no Immediate settlement of
the question. Krtly the same ar
here, lu Salem district t hoi o has ip
pearod a eandldate for the prlntnr
nomination. Most of the Justices li
OroKon hae understood they aro to
servo fur sl ear lorius and conse
quuntly hao not filed their appllca
(Ions for uomliiHtlon again.
"Hut I am in hero and won't rot
out until I am legally ousted." write
Daniel WohBtor. i'ir ve Jure mil
JiuUos. then what lu tho name of
toiunion nonw and Thoinau Walker
are we?"
This is oMielly t liT Issue and hofore
any Justice will rttlinquUli their of
fices, they claim tho supreiiiu court
will have lo decide.
LADIES' MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR .
b'rils aio moro e.ui'ly affected by tlio
wind and also get down.
Your blnU arc thrown lower than
In KnfJtuid, so that under average
cor.d'tloiu I found It nucuaury to
so the h!rd If anythlu
W. P. GUOSVI3NOU
one hnrrol oven
lisuiil I 4-1 oz.
loud hns so far had a particularly
daunting effects on my shooting, us
I mis tho confidence afforded hy
tho second nhol poriulttod under
our coullloiiq, nt:d lu (toiiHoiiueiieo 1
have been possibly two-fifths of a
ocoiiil slower than- I am -wlili it
Hccouil shot In roservo.' I simply
dar not laku tho chances I do un
der ear own conditions.
An easy rlmlr or an ttW
i-oi-Miig rlmlr often nddi h
iiiiii'Ii lo (he npiicarnnce ol thi
hitting room or iulor, Haifa
Hie nppenraiiret, It lncw
flln f-tfllllffil lu if (lift ImmA
" II
Coiim lii and let m kliciu f oi I
our large line.
II villi Minn ho lime for the
spring hiiusri'lcinlni; and job
had belter flgtue on llietita
fui tilt iu ear nctv ptctr-s omrUl
need to nuil.o tlio clianxrt j
desire.
;MT RIGHT
Tills Is, of con mo, only an hull
v'dtiitl opinion, and wo have shoot
ers on our wldo who would make,
better showliiK tliat I hitvo done,
.;iova thei but even thou 1 do not think wo
can at present find u innii within
' ." per cnet of your beat form.
I In short, my opinion Is Hint mi
ller your conditions your host men VJorth Front St.
1
jGoing& Harvej
Company
are superior to ours, and iiudor our1
VOTPH SAYS CO.M.MISSIOXP.H conditions I think tho rosult would
Phonel9&
L. W. ODDY
I number of ears us Second Deputy
showing an unusually ! Sl,,,,',ff ,m,K,r ,M, Kx-8herlff W. W.
Gage and Sherirr .lohnson and at
garments at present is acting ns Chief dork lu
! the Office or Sherirr Johnson.
I Mr. Oddy hag proven hlnuoir to
lie. ory erriclont and believes lit
economy as consistent with good
POSITION IMPOIITAXT OXP.
Writer to Times lleciiiumcuiN Selec
tion or .1. T. HniTlgaii for
Itcpiihllcan Noiuliiatloii
Udllor C003 Hay Times
With election day only two weeks
away the time will soon ha hure
when tho Coos Hay side of tho conn-
; ty will havo nominated a Couittj
I Couiiulf-slnnor who will represent lib
Mil our County Court. This Is a
' loregone- conclusion hud tho only
thing left for tia to do now Is to
i exercise grout care In tho man vo
nominate.
J. T. Harrlgan, one of the candi
dates for this nomination Is H rop
roHontatlvo business man who ro-
Our
ulkies
the IUlYliatllieSoutteil
We are
flue lino of. dainty
nioney-savlng prices.
Some Pretty Vightgowns of good
material $l.'- and l.oo.
Chemlso well-made nnd of excel
lent quality, i?l.'J.T and H.'c.
sides iu Marslifleld, who for a loiitf!Hlv
ii!ho bo in favor of your men. I
Your use of ono ahell only and '
the prho of ono cent per bird tend
o koop thu oxpeiue lowor than Hint
jf our clubs. Our birds are dhurg-d
it l' cents and (ho aentu eonsump-1
Hon of sheik nor'tllll h'rili lu nlinnl .... ,..
110 for our good shots and con- Pacific Hallway Train n to f(l
tlderably higher for the leas skllbd '
men. !
In conclusion, 1 would llko lo'
ay that any American trapshootors '
will bo ueartlly wlcome at our,
Kugllsh eliilis. The MIddloso.x Gun
Club, llondon, London, N.' W for
Instanw, shoots every Saturday from
Mnrch lo tho nilddlo of November,
and It will only he iiojwtry for!
iim i -. ., it.,i-Vrni baio lour
mviii iu mill nil nun llllHUIIIUO Ilium-
vrmja. ' ' ''7vu1
N me)X A' 'J
diolce el 'I
-... ...,, ,or ft iong.Holvi to reeelvo an equally hsarty ! nh.0
lino 1.113 imlil a largo amount or I welcome to that given 1110 by your
taxes In this County, and who by',.,ilw these last row weeks.
l.adlos Skli'Li .
Corset Covers
Drawers
9 1. '." and lloe
5i)e and tl.le
, ,10c and Wp
LADIHS SIIIUT WAISTS
mrvlco.
Mr. Oddy's
"If
declaration follows:
close application and square deal-1
lug has built up nd now main
talus a good biislnoss for himself.
Now whon a community can get tlio
iorvlcos of such n man, when a man
who bus lived hero for yours nnd
nominated ami electnii ii ili. stamlM wn i 11,.. ,,,.i. ,,
, f - " 'niiu v.iiiiiiiy,i
office of County Cloik. 1 will absuro consents to devote his tlnto to pub-!
tho peoplo of Cooa County n busi
nesslike and oconomlcal administra
tion; and as a member of tho board
of PquallitHHoii, I will toe that tho ' inato him.
imeiwus 01 every lax payor is prop- With sucli
On I n. llaudon I Huh School; Helen
Pish, llaudon lllitli School; Itwllo
fjlwtbjirn, llaudon High School.
Honorable mention was awarded
tho following'
Wilton! McUln. Grace Williams.
Chitrner Wright. Itutli Golden. Helen
Gulovsen, nil or Marahfluld lilgh
school.
(ai'tiiU School A Hills
Tied for first ptacj $3.00 each:
Hossle Christiansen. laikeviow
Kiiymoud MeKetvwii
nchool. Marslifield;
soul. 8th II. Central school, Marsh- $:i.."i(.
field; Mary .McGlut.. Mb grade. Han
dou; ljthel Sunnier, Sth grade, Han
don, Honorable inentlon:
Klvlo Grant Sth II, Central whool.
Mkrshfleld: Walter Haker. Mb If.
Central school. Marshflold
N'lchoUou. Sth . Central school
Marahfleld: Hlu Murphy. HrldKe.
., I. ...
1 1 ; 1 e are snowing 1111 exceptional
Sth ll, CentrHlj"""' 'ouie as low ns 7Se and priced,
IVernlce Mlrrs-' upward SI.'J. S'J, SjiU.nti, .1.(1(1 and!
erly looked artor."
He respectfully solicit the sup
port or the witcrs of Coos County.
I Paid Adi.l
BLANCO
The
ties .
very latest things lu
KNO.V K.MK IIOSIPUY
XI h ai-Hiln I'oimlllt.i
1 ...., .. ...,.....,
I Hdward Ukewnit), l.keew ochool.
1
snort .Thc Public Serv'e Hotel
i "i Ims Just been thoroughly renovat
It'll, and opened to the public March ting
m, 1 11 1 11, Soino of the features
of 1I1U cili hostelry are. free em
Tlio boat niade--a lurue lino for .,i....... 1... , .......
Kathrin . . .. . . i-'vwu .Mucn,,, ,r,0 Mjuing room,
' -'" iiiionunuon iiiiuciin anil Mm treat-
liifn T)j t..kn.... .. .1. ....
- T i "" " " I'lUIWHiiiiO 111 Hitf JtUflJlQ
ounKer riiii
school, Templetou: Mta M. Harklow, Myron. Varney. Sth grade. Coqullle
Stli Grade, llandou. I ICthel Clnusnr
Second PrUe. $1 00 sack:
Wayne Rndlrott. Ilrld: William Templetou: Gladya Oakes. sth grade
Oordlng. sth Grade. Coqullle; Thora, Uandon; Mildred Crain. sth Grulc. W U Hinrlinrrov fo fo
Maurlno Norman, Mb A, Ileavor Hill: llnndon: Kdna Dlpple. Stlt grade '" 11 "Uinger (X ,0
Maurice Kdanr Cortnell, Hunker Hill l Hnudon. Hl.inche molt' vth grad
school; Km ma O'Connor, ugnl ll Hxuulou
Dep't Store
Is collclted.
HhlNCO HOTlir
22; North Front Mroet
Phone lll-h.
Marshfleld. Oreiron
in- iiuairs, 1 say tuo tlnto tor ex
perimenting coso3 and wo should
put forth our ovary of fort to 110111-
a man ns Hnrrienn
handling tho County affairs we may
rest nssurud tlmt tho business will)
be handled In a biulnoss llko man
lier, not for tho amount of money j
ha will recolve for so doing, but I
foi tho monoy ho will ho ablo toj
ao himsolf by avoiding iinnocos-
fcary and usoloss oxpendititros of!
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mu vuiiuiys 1111KI3. nml In- o-.il-
VlllllO lOColVod for tbn ilnl.
inra ns they aro spoilt.
Lets go to the noils tin, nintnn...
lh and cast our ballot for Harrl-I
Ban, the man who must do right'
to protect his own Intorost nnd ln
so doing will have to protect the
Interests of all concorned. I thank'
our for tho courtesy of granting !
me space for this lottor. !
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