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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1907)
-jr.-. -rft-Jrti'T"HP fmmmmmmrmamaimmmmmmmmBi . THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1907. ABOUT r;3gDiftregrfttog3tf lm W W m i Every man intends, sooner or later, to own his own home. The first necssary step is to secure a pleasant and healthful location, at a price which he can afford Pure air, pure water are first considerations Pleasant surroundings, accessibility, cleanliness and shelter from high winds are to be desired, too These advantages are not to be found in every locality, and frequently bring such high prices that only those of ample means can enjoy them Incidentally, it is wise to buy in a locality where property will increase in value while one has money invested in it All these advantages are offered in AY at a cost so low that can afford to OWN T OUR HOME if you have a desire for it, and the enterprise to under take it we give you EASY INSTALLMENT TERMS, too, so that you can have possession of your property at once on a very small payment down, with plenty of time on the balance We will be glad at any and all times to show you this property, so that you may see its advant ages for yourself F. M. RUMMELL C. H. MARSH w $&& STUTSMAN REAL ESTATE CO. F. W. REE) iaaamsaisgitmBiBfflgs mmim!EsmmmimsiiMi 3 i J l $ 2 J $ f $ $ J $ t 4 l t COQUILLE NOTES. j j j ! tU j t j j j j Coqulllo, Ore., Sept. 12. The damn go suit Against tho coal company la still going on. There was a night session and witnesses jworo being examined. Later Tho jury found for tho Oregon Coal and Navigation Company. Congressman Hawloy spoke to tho yooplo from tho band stand last night. Ho Is an A No. 1 speaker; forcoful, eloquent and pleasing. Ho spoke freely on tho railroad prob lom, also on the railroad land grant. Said U. S. Attorney General Bona parto told him that tho government would take up the matter and com Iell tho railroads to sell tho lands to actual sottlors as per agreomoiit, just as soon as they could get to it. Mr. Ilawley spoke freely on tho corporation problem also and mado ALLEGAN!" NEWS. COERCION USED FOR INDICTING BORAH Mrs. Eva Piper and father, G. Thurman, came from Loon Lake Tuesday, where Mrs. Piper has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman, for a couplo 'Of weeks. Jack Baker, of Loon Lake, came to Allegany with a pack of butter Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings went to North Bend Wednesday. Cooks at Allegany havo been changing kitchens this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robinson are tho cooks for tho road district at Golden Falls. Lester Gray Is chef at Smith & Co.'s logging camp. Mrs. Bell, tho former cook left Saturday for her homo. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and daugh ter, Zetta, of Marshfleld, visited at Atltdnvits of Jurymen Show Ruick Took Unfair Advantages of His Ofllcu. his position plain on this great tho Prlco homo this weok, and will problem. 1 think ho convinced tho roturn homo Thursday, audiouco that his views wero both practical and fair. Ho spoke at somo length on tho resources of Coos County and its possibilities, and its opportunities for tho future Mr. Ilawley adds enough nnecdotes to his speeches to hold his mull unco and keep thorn in good humor. Ho Impressed his hearors as being an honest and capable man for tho posi tion ho now illls as a public servant of and for tho people. Ho also told them that they woro to call upon him In any and ovory ovont whuro tlioy thought ho could bo of uso to thorn and his sorvlcos would not cost them a cont, for his salary as U. S. Congressman was all tho compensa tion ho could ask for. I think that pleased tho pcnplo also. Judgo Hamilton has sot Monday next as tho tlmo for tho bocond trial of John Kolloy. The daiungo caso is still dragging along, thorn scorns to bo no hurry-up in it. It will vory llkoly go to tho jury today though. Telephone Marriages Illegal. A marrlago by telephono Is illegal, according to tho decision of tho Nolan County (Texas) Court, and as a result tho estato of Thomas Wem borly, a wealthy ranchman, valued at over $200,000, is tied up and can not bo settled. Whou Wemberly died a contest of the will was made. Tho question of the legality of a mar ilago performed by tolophono was raised, and tho court held that a marlngo ceremony, to bo legal, must bo solemnized by a minister or othor authority In tho presoncc of tho con tracting purtlos and witness. Boise, Sept. 12. Charges against Ruick areto tho effect that he used force and coercion in securing tho in dictments of Borah and his fellow de fenders, and are supported by affi davits of three of tho grand jurymen. They set forth that Ruick argued tho caso before tho jury and presented Indictments in blank which ho Insist ed the jurors should sign before ho would leavo tho room. Similar affi davits are to be presented by other members of tho recent grand jury ac cording to the attorneys in tho case. here Else Can The Piano ell As At Your underwear will emanate from the laundry immaculately clean, and whlto as tho driven snow, if GASENE is the soap you uso; the wonderful labor and money saver. No (Ice. The Coos Bay Ico & Cold Stor ngo company, will until further no tlco mnko tholr. deliveries at S a. in., and 3 p. m. C. E. Nicholson, Manager. Launch For Sale. 22-Foot gasoline launch; glass cabin; noat and spoody. For bale, cash or terms, or will trado for renl estate. Want to sell this weok. Edgar L. Whcolor Attractive Window DNplity. A. "W. Myors & Co.'a window dress er spreud lilmsolf this wook to a cor tainty. Ho has a comploto Oregon forest and full of all kinds of wild nnimuls, ovon to tho Toddy , bear. Yea, lip has ovon that obnoxious sign -No Hunting Allowed." Ford tin' Trial. Sun Francisco, Sept. 12. Tho trial of Tiroy I. Ford, chlof counsol of tho Unltod Railways company, in dicted for alleged bribery of super visors In connection with franchises, commoncod today. Tho work of electing a jury Is proceeding. Has Fine llnrber Shop. Andrew Woods, of North Bend, Is now ready to receive customers at his now barber shop. It Is certain ly a gem. No doubt If there is any thing on tho coast that will beat It. From the appearance of tho shop It Is easy to beliovo that Mr. Woods knows his business. this entertainment on Saturday SSmsSSSClkSa tSm&23$$i night. Next week many contests will be given for cash prizes; one of which will be a ladles' wood-sawing contest. During the coming week there will be a mllk-drlnklng contest for the men. The Phenomenal Medical Expert is still overwhelmed at his office In the Hotel Blanco treating the afflicted who are arriving by almost every boat from all parts of the country. Cancers, tumors, appendicitis, rheu matism and gallstones are treated along tho line of bloodless surgery. Tho deaf are made to hoar and nerv ous troubles and diseases peculiar to females are quickly removed. Tho Doctor can bo consulted at Hotel Blanco from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4, dally except Sunday. Tonight the admission to tho Opera House will be ten cents. d o ayiors i Where else can bo found such an area of strictly standard pianos? More than thirty of the finest and most foremost makes, including the most famous ia all the world: Chlckerlng & Son, Weber, Kimball, Hobert M. Cable, Hazelton, Bush & Gerts, Crown, Marshall & Wendell, Whcelock, Pease, Story & Clark, Haines Bros., Haddorff, Bailey, Foster, and tho celebrated Pianola Self-playing piano. Dr. J. G. Gobki, ta -well known , nnMp.lnn. nf Hertford, Dm., will visit I --" , - , --- -- all Coos Bay towns during Sopt. For date boo this papar latr. Uso Baysido Paints and Im perial Varnishes and get tho best. Flexo Rendy Roofing never rusts, cracks or leads. Lain. J. W. RiggV studio io-opons to morrow (Saturday). Some now backgrounds, which woro expectod to nrrlvo on tho Breakwater failed to arrive, but will bo Installod as soon as possible. Elect Now Chief of Police. San Francisco, Soptoinbor 12. Tho pollco commissioners today elected W. J. Blggy chief of pollco. Ho sorved a short tlmo as chief of pollco under Mayor Pholau sovoral years ago. LADIES OF MARSHFIELD WILL ENGAGE IN A NAIL DRIVING CONTEST SATURDAY NIGHT AT M A S 0 NIC OPERA HOUSE Wealthy .Tap Killed by Engine. Seattle, Sept. 12. Matajiro Tsu kune, president of tho Oriental Trad-1 ing Company American Bank, ono of the best known and wealthy Japan-1 eso in Seattle, was instantly killed by being struck by n Great Northern switch engino In front of tho Great Northern dock at Smith Cove today. Ills Nineteenth. M. O. Warner, tho well known piano tuner, Is on his 19th annual visit to Coos Bay and Coqulllo River country. Newcomers In this section will do well to take advantage of his visit and have their pianos properly cared for. Orders may be left at W. R, Haines' Music Store. Phono 1441. We are also agents for the self-playing Electric piano; Reed and Pipe Organ. Where else can be found an opportunity for saving equal to that offered by tho house of Taylor's? A saving which means not less in any case than $5 0, and from that up to $150, on every piano purchased here during this sale of ten days. Wo take your organ In exchange, and you may pay a small payment down and the balance in small monthly payments. You are cordially invited to Mslt our new store and exam ine our goods. v A full lino of Columbia and Victor Talking Machines and the very latest records. Wo also sell our talking machines on small monthly and weekly payments. Tayles Piano Dr. J. O. Goble, tho woll known ( optician, of Medford, Ore., will visit nil Coos Bay towns during Sopt. For datos see this paper Jatcr. i i tmewxmjjmitBSkzsm-ssss sas BROADWAY ladies of In a nail- Saturday night tho Marshtleld will ongago driving contest for a cash prlzo of 15.00. This will bo glvon lu connec tion with a first class vaudovillo on tortnlnmont by high class artists ac companying tho Phenomenal Medical St. Paul, Sept. 12. I am no presi-1 tetgffflftfttofqaggtfig3gWaft 3&!tm(&t&!&toteA dentlal candidate and I do not intend to become one. this was the em- h -"-""n;M::u:;:;::m:mj:nmnttm:j: phatlc declaration of Governor John son today to a Nobraskan who callod to invito him to speak in Nebraska. Ho declined tho invitation. n CALL UP 1993 t if $ t 4 Got your mattresses renovated. Our electric and pneumatic reno vator thoroughly purines and cleanses them. After which our ex pert stnff of mechanics rebuild as good as new. Called for, renovated and delivered the same day. uon i lorget tne no. 1993, Grand Jury For Jurymen, Boiso, Sept. 12. Following tho flllng of affidavits in fodoral court- ' yesterday by three membros of tho Grand Jury which indicted Borah, an nil1 AH ll'nn Iddlinil in Jni n a f Mn n ' VMUVI nua lODUl'U IUUU IUI U UiaUU.tj nmn.1.... - .. vaaaiki -r . . . . . . i U -lM J axueri. io one suouia lau 10 seo jury to meet sept. ism, ltittiiiiiiimiiMmiMiniiimmn.milii ,,,,,, ,',,.,,,, J COOS BAY BEDDING & UPHOLSTERING CO. 8 i 8 H ',