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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, IttARSHFIELL.OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1908. COOS BAY TIMES N rNllEITMiRNT lllirnl.KVN NUlll'll'H! I'l I -tJHE rvRBV EVISIMI KX hlT ClMltS. AM) rraiKLV by TTlie Coos Hay Times Publishing Co. Xtilfredal tlie po'Iolllcent MnrhiU'M, Orc on, for lraiinnl-loii tnruiigh lliu inuiis n econd ClavMimll null lor. HI- C. MALOXEV. . .Editor and Pub. i)AX E. MALOXEV Xeivs Editor SUUSCRI I'TlOX RATES. In Advance. DAILY. Ono Year ?t 00 Six months .i 30 Less than G months por month "i0 WEEKLY". Cue Year '$1. "j0 (Continued from pago 1.) The policy of the Coos Bay Thrs -will bo Republican In politics, with ho independence of which Prepiaout Roosevelt is the leading exponent. Address All Communications to COOS HAY DAI A TIMES Mnr.sliilrld - - Oregon ITHE GOSPEL OF GOOD WORDS. Tho attitude of the Coos Bay Times under the able editorial man agement of Mr. Maloney is so fair .and friendly to all the towns and communities of our county that press stnd people are congratulating them selves over the advent on tho bay i mining deal possessing tho earmarks 'of the Airs. Chadwick transactions. The use of tho lawyer s name, it is j alleged, was a part of tho whole j I scheme, tho letter with hia forged i J I signature being used to how the in-jj ,7 ' imiiicy caisuiik uuiwueii iuia. jiubliu , and Lloyd. Nasburg asserted that, i ; after putting his money into the won-1 derful scheme of pooling the Com- stocks and not receiving any returns, I J lie wrote inquiring letters to Mrs. i Austin, who, he said, was engineer-1 J ing tlie deal, and received in return i n letter purporting to bo from Lloyd I to Mrs. Austin. Along with thi3 let-!; to be positive. Things of which I ! tor. ho said, was an explanatory note connot write have transpired to alter ; from Mrs. Austin. His fears, instead plans. Trouble, arose over Mr. jof being quieted, wero aroused to a P., who owns control ot the C. and ', greater extent, the letter on the face C. shaft, and the mine was wanting 'if it being a nalnable fraud, and prior further interests, and they, fearing I to returning he photographed it. if they did not concede to his terms I Holds Proof of Fraud, (which were preposterous) ho would "When I discovered," said ho, allow the water to rise in the shaft j "that Mrs. Austin did not know Lloyd by an accidental (?) breaking of j or any of the other big people, I pumps. Consequently they were never for a moment Imagined that compelled to finish tho Ward shaft j she would deny having bent mo the and get air through the southern ex-j Lloyd letter. When she did, the only trcniity, to be perfectly independent proof, besides that of the photo of F. Just how soon the II. I graphs I took of the letter, was an and X. will jump is a matter of con-I explanatory note which accompanied Jecture. It may come any hour. This ' the forgery. I telegraphed to my Is tne condition. The mine has 112,- business partner in Marshfleld, Ore., 000 shares SO, 000 of which Is lock-I to look through my desk and re ed up In a pool. Two hundred is the ! ceived in reply a telegram stating price set on that amount. They have that it had been found among some another pool of 20,000 and $40 is ' old papers in tho desk. This note, in the price agreed upon that. They , tho handwriting of Mrs. Austin, to- nave put tneir mentis in, whose stocic , gether with the photograph ot the.i aggregates over 8,000 shares ( people j forgery, I considered sufficient proof who know of the large body of ore). to have the matter laid before tho Then, tliere is over 8,000 shares short i grand jury. The explanatory note, on the proposition. They do not want j together with affidavits from persons the stock to go until they are ready I to whom I showed tho forged letter, to show an immense oro body and will be hero next Tuesday morning." make the shorts fill at $40. Since the accusations against Mrs. riiero will not be a bonanza ore body Austin various efforts have been i Business Directory Doctors. DOCTOR 11. W. RAUMRAUGII Physician mid Surgeon Liseases of Women and Cltlldron. Office Rooms 209-10 Coos Building. Phono 2111 ? Hats rr8 n rr JLvenwoav The Steamer Eureka landed me the most Up-'Io-Date line of stiff and sof hats ever shown on the Bay. Now is the time while they are new. Prices $3, $3.50 and $4. ky.GK iOHC.K XV. LESLIE Osteopathic Physician (iriuluato of American School of O.-leoimlliv KirUWlle, Mo. Olllre Hours: SI n. m. to Jji. in. Other Hours by Aliioilitimnt. Ollict! In Niisburt,' Work Phone 1011. Marshfleld, Oro. D"- GKO. IS. D1X Physician nnd Surgeon. Olllru-First Xnt. Hunk lllilg. Phono lfisi D"- J. XV. INGRAM Physician and Surgeon. J Office over Sengstacken's D-ug Store. 1 1 Phones Ofilco 1G21; Residence 783. of u true booster for Coos county, ind not merely for a section thereof. I discovered until Mr. N returns. They made by detectives to uncover her are almost ready, though, now, and , past record. Harry Xasburg, the ho has been cabled of a most im- j cripple whom she Is accused of hav portant strike. Mrs. Mac- ing defrauded, admitted that he -Bandon Recorder T,he above clipped from the last 3B3UU of the Bandon Recorder is re published in Tlie Times not bom liasilically but in a spirit of acknow ledgment and to spread the gospel ioT (good words, good works and boost 2ng. The Times is a sincere and earnest licljever in the principle of co-opern-llon, Harmony in thought and no tion will work wonders in the way of achievement while discord and dis trust destroy. Prosperous and pro gressive cities and communities are u result of harmonious constructive effort not destructive. It is not necessary to chloroform your con science or put your principles to sleep knew nothing of her life before her acquaintance through her daughter, Helen. Gives no Information. Mrs. Austin declared that she camo to tho coast from "the East," but apart from this vague Informa tion refused to give any account of kay is in London, growing exasperat ea at tho delay, cabling something must bo done at once or she would do a little manipulating on her own responsibility. Called Mr. M. (sup posed to bo Mills) to London to ex plain things, which ho did." Xo Pool in Comstofks. buch is a fair sample ot the letters. ! her life. Detectives are lookintr tin The others deal with the secret 'her rennrrl nnrl it- Ir oviipprrxl Hint scheme to rehabilitate Comstocks. I the same mail that will bring the ex Tlie letters were addressed to Lock- planatory note from Marshfleld will hart and Claude Xasburg and were convey a resume of her career, the in reply, so they say, to letters asking, information being given by a man when tlie returns would bo forthcom- j named Morton, a distant relative of hig. j Mrs. Austin. Her present acqualn- In another letter said to have been tances know her only as the friend written by Mrs. Austin she says: of Harry Nasburg and his mother. "Tho Comstock gold will be what will She is now sharing apartments with build tlie new San Francisco. Tho them at tho Cornelia hotel, where she millionaires am not need to push the has cut n Wlfln Knnini awnt.n linn In the interest of harmony, it things : mines before. They have all lost and of her sons is managing an apart nrs wronc von need not endorse them they know that through their mines ment house at 1739 Pine street. lwt let your criticism bo reasonable ' thf iB roturns will come tho quick- which Harry Nasburg admitted wad , . . .. ,. , ., . . i est and that is why we are remain- purchased with his money and stands and based on sympathetic helpful- .ilXB ,,, S(m Francisco." in his name. ness rather than carping fault find-1 Investigation into tho deal dls- Both Harry Nasburg and his moth- ing. Tho other fellow's weakness closed that none of the prominent or still stand by Mrs. Austin. An m-ikes -i poor foundation on which l,01'sons signified in the hitters had effort was made to have Mrs. Nas- ' . . ', . t,M liiuy II001 ln Comstocks, and as tar burg visit Reuben H. Lloyd at the xo erect your tow or 01 strcngtn. iNoas can 1)0 f0,tml out no SUC!U 1)oo outer's office and hear from him that substantial success has over been ever existed. Claude Nasburg put tho letter was a forgery, but Lloyd achieved by tearing down the honest i"t t-'i hands of his attorney several was told that Mrs. Nasburg was sick fforis ot another. Ho is a very j.188 copy letters written by him to and could not see Wm. It is be- , , i i , i 11 t, .Mrs. Austin asking atter tho pool, lioved that if Mrs. Nasburg could he weak and narrow minded individual TllBS0 ,ottora sUow ft B1.owlng im- matlo aware of the circumstances, who seeks to enlnrgo and advance j patience which, he said, finally (level- from an outsider she would have no the advantages and Interests of Coos I,cd into doubt, disbelief and an in-, hesitancy in leaving the mysterious Bay by belittling and misrepresenting vetigatlon on his i part. widow. ., , . , " "I discovered that none of these' cnu luainura nun umui ,ii.nu ui i - )001,:0 u,10w anything of lier and Marshfield, Oregon S ; . "Presenting Style and Quality" D" A. I. 1IOUSKWORTII Physician and Surgeon. 1 THE BEVIER ENGINEERING WORKS MANUFACTURETS OP OAS ENQINESand SPECIAL MACHINERY. MECHANICAL DRAFTINO a Specialty. Shops in the North Bend Wollen Mills North Bend PI none 1291 8 The I STEAMER EUREKA l.it SAILS FOR EUREKA Saturday, April 4th ATo rcser ui.uns held nfter the arrl ot the ship unless ticket y anight. F. S. DOW, Agent MARSIIFIELD. OREGON Office second floor of Flanagan and Bennett Now Bank Building. Residence, two blocks north of Crystal Theater. Office Phono 1431. Residence Phone C5C. Lawyers. Francis II. Clnrko Jacob 51. Blnko i Luwrenco A. Llljcquiiit CLARKE, 15LA1CB & LILJEQVIST, ATTORXEl'8-AT-IiAAV Times Building, Marshileld, Ore, United States Commissioner's Offlos, jr. XV. BENNETT, Office over Flanagan & Bennett Bank. Marshfleld, .... Oregon C. p. Mcknight, Attorney at Law. Upstairs, Bennett & Walter Bloc Marshfleld, - - Oregon Mrs. Austin defended herself by ' saying mat tno letters wore never MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR FAIR IM AUGUST. iullle. Myrtle Point and Bandon. The that tho wholo thing was smoke," resident of Marshfleld or North Bend .said he. i who seeks to discredit the public spirit or resources of either city nt , Wrltton by her. Handwriting exports MiipmIiIU-IiI anii ConUibuto jMoiicy to the expense or tho other Is even more have boon put to work on tlie case. ",Kc 1!'K L"os ,ay tatiiei'iny; foolish. There Is no criticism that She "1 bbb ojtlns the C lorn- j solicltlngcommittee of tho jimy bo made of any city on the . l"c ; i.?,..'10. .,N"?.b",.?.a' W S chamber of Commerce to secure . , .. . . . ., , ' ouv,- ui-uuvvu ilium ti (utjuii jiruijuaiiiuil r,,., tr, , ..,. i. . .u.i.. ,. .jirniuaiiia iiuu niii iitii uu uiiuruu . that time vlth equal truth of the other. What-1 "What nin'do you glo Claude Nas vvit of good mny bo said of ono is burg liromlssory not".s instead of a equally applicable to the other. If . contract?" alio was asked. ' . . , , . , I gave him those notes to relm- JhU Is true, and it cannot bo bho- IUPao hm for wlint ho hnd ltwt 8hl oesjiuiiy (lenieti, wny not rocognizo , said. "JIo luvo.sted on my advico and It. Why not speak tho good word? Wo are neighbors, God, geography Mini fate havo mado us that. Why nt be friends? Lot us rejoice ln each others good fortune and wo may Bhii.ro 11. If it be ill, to shnro it lightens tho burden of woo. Tills spirit of sympathy and mutual help fulness will hasten tho goldon era of progress and prosperity lu which wo all deslro to live. PRACTICAL TOWX-lll'llilIXG. lloro Is tho view of practical town building taken by the Daily Kast Ore 3,'onlan: Just now many towns of Oregon Jind tho Piicllle const nro raising enormous sums for advertising in tho 'East, They aro making appeals to intending homeseekers and aro plac ing Iholr advantages heforo tho pub lic ln na attractive manner. Thou they sit down and wait for something to happen. 'But tho town of Independence has ntloplod tlio most practical means of municipal resuscitation that could bo conceived. Instead ot raising largo sums for advertising, they havo rals ed iho sum of $D,000 for tho purposo of oslabllshlug a fruit connory which will employ about 50 peoplo, "This cannery will consume all tho aurpus fruit grown ln tho vicinity of Independence, and will thus encour g iiubnrdists to plant more trees nnd pioduco more marketable fruit. 'M -u'lll furnish a largo payroll from iho town, which will bo immediately returned to circulation by the om ijiUft'Mt mid will thus stimulate and utrongthoa every bttslnosa in tho iown. "Tho expenso of ndvortlslng exton islvely In the East would havo been at Icnihi $2,ri00. For double this sum xlioy havo started a cannery which will bogln at onco to bring returns. It will bring now peoplo into tho town to iliul labor and muko homes. It will swoll tho schools, add to tho taxnblo property and glvo nov vltal Jty to ovory eutorprlao in Independ ence It Jsi an example worthy of highest consideration." 'XJtY UUTTAinvs PURE. I frit responsible "Did you reimburso all tho friends you advised?" "1 did," said Mrs. Austin. She did not remember how much hud paid out to tho friends sho had thus advised. fho report of tlie investigation came as a distinct surprise to tho feet at the Cornelia hotel apartments in O'Farrell street, In which Mrs. Aus tin wtis a popular figure, Eiforts on tlio part of detectives, agents of at torneys and others to see her met wit. i a strenuous objection on the part of tho management. It was In vain that the detectives pointed out to tho proprietor of tho hotel that tho place would not gain in roput no persisted In interfering with Invobtigiitlon. "I will not have my guosts Inter-1 ferod with!" shouted the proprietor, to all requosts to see Mrs. Austin, i A lorgery has been uttered, said luiius to cover the preliminary ex penses of the Second Southern Ore gon district fair, which will be held on Coos Bay August 2Gth to 2 9th in ciualvo, continue to meet with good success. In addition to tho $1,500 heretofore subscribed, tho following now subscriptions have been re ceived: E. L. C. Farrin $10 i C. Levar 10 Codding and Robinson 5 Bert Schoonmaker 10 eSZSaSZSHSHSHSHSHSHSESaSHSasaSaSllSaSSESESaSHSHeSESHifHSHSaSHSZEESESB g Portland & Coos Bay S S. Line Sails from Portland Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sails from Coos Bay Satu days at Service of Tide. C. F. McColium, Agt. Phone Main 34 - - - - A. St. Dock a5S5H5Z5S5HEE5H5H5EER5HSHSHSHSHSHSPHSHSHSZSESHSHSZ5HSH?.5aSZ5BSE5E5aSZ5 -OKE & COKE, Attorneys at Law. Marshfleld, .... Oregon Miscellaneous J. 12. CAYOU Architect Room 1)17 Marshfleld, Oregon Coos Illdg. California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company mer Alliance B. W. OLSON, Master. MARSIIFIELD DANCING ACADEMY Odd Fellows Hall. lloiulay niul Thursday Afternoon nnd Evening Private Instruction. Prof. C. P. Smith SAILS FROM PORTLAND SATURDAYS, 8 P. M. SAILS FROM COOS BAY TUES DAYS. AT SERVICE OF TIDE. F. P. Baumgartner, Agt. L. W. Sh.iv, Agt. Couch St. Dock, Portland, Ore. Marshfleld. Ore., Phono 441. t:ama:nn:::iu::Kj:nt::::t::::::r.:::::n:::::::::jt:::j::K:::i:::n::::: For side. Anti-Comstock load try E.nt- -3----- fi that to if 1 the, Latest New York Styles AT JENSEN'S f' " wvv KtlVIVIi Otl! j i the deteeUve, "and It Is our duty to Z WL , r j r ,l a h j run it down. If you persist in taking Where Cj0od CIon Are Made your stand wo will be forced to resort' , i , t , , t , ,,,,,,.. to sterner measures." As a result of i tho peculiar conduct on the part of the management of tho hotel, a watch was put upon tho placo. idoyd declnred yesterday that he Intended to run tho matter down, and when sufllclent evidence had been se cured put the matter before tho grand jury. GOES TO Glt.WI) JURY, Tho Monday Issue of the San Fran cisco Call published tho following ns the basis on which the case will bo presented to (he grand jury: Important discoveries mado yester day in the Investigation of the un authorized use of the name of Knii- ben 11. Lloyd, tlio prominent attor-lf ney, in connection with mythical I iiiliilttir i .in .. ....... I.1...1 .1... .f ' """" Mi-mn iMiMuiiu inn cuiineciing links in the chain of evidence which litis been gathered within tlio last week, and the entire matter Is now ready for the attention of tho grand jury. 'Clio Investigation has been pushed by Attorney 13, B. Young nnd directed agaliibt Mrs. Fannie M, Aus tin, n mysterious widow resbUllB at tho Cornelia hotel npartimintfl, who was accused by Claudo Nasburg of havluc iieeced his family out of Urc bums f money throuch a dcaatlc DOX'T MENTION IT The pleasuro Is ours, tho De light and Profit all yours, when you uso Cupid Flour because its all Rluo Stein Hard I AVheat Vlour. i . Costs yon nothing if wo don't mako good, Try it and see Ask your grocor for Cupid DAVIS-SCHULTZ CO. North Bend, Orvgon Sole Distributors for Southwestern Oregoa. 4 IMIUHMIIU MASTERS & McLAIN General Contractors Crushed Roctc Building Stone Concrete Pedestals Sand, Brick, Lime, Cement Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BEAVER HILL COAL Hair and Wood Fibre Plaster Building Paper Rooilng Paper Asphalt and Garbolinium Office, Broadway and Queen Streets. Plume Main 2011 MARSIIFIELD, OREGON AAWVAAAVAWWWVVVWA j E5'25HSE5E5E5E525BSH5H5E5c52SH5ZEr2Fa For a good Hatch use the PETAIUMA INCUBATOR JOHN W. FLANAGANJAgt. Poultry Supplies OrdcrYour Settings JW For Brown Leghorns Rhode Island Reds Barred PlymouthJRocks AllJStandardrBred. Price $1.50 Per Setting SpcciaUPrice on Incubator Lots. ,? WAAAAAAAAAAVWSASASAJ P 3 a a a a a a a a a a s EMPIRE A Street Wharf Fresh, Suit, Smoked nnd canned fish; in fact all kinds of fish in season. Wharf back of .. PIONEER GROCERY. E5a5H5a5ZSBH52S15Z52SBSZSZSBSHSE53 Steam Dye Works C Street. Ladles,' and Gouts.' Garments lcuued or jij cd, Philip Barker, Pr9pnw. TH0MAS0N & HANSON -DEALERS IN- 'Hay Grain and feed' Free Delivery Phono 1731 SHAMPOOING, SCALP MASSAGE, SINGEING MANICUKING Will call nt jour house. Li'tivo orders nt Mc Aitliiu'iI'liiiriiiiuyorLorLliuit& I'uruiiallrue stoiuoruadrcDiUcu'l Del., l'nhtotliii-. MKH. J. OOLDIE rvi It. ALI1ERT AREL, Contractor lor learning or all klndo. Phone 1884. C" IARPEXTEIC Call R. A. Corthell. For all kinds of carpentering, building and repair work. Show cas es and offlco furniture a specialty. Phono 5G1. Corthcll's Delicatessen. .MUSICAL M' RS. GERALDIXE MORRIS, Voice Cultare, Pure Italian Method, Artistic Singing Studio in Xasburg Ulock. F IAXO TUXIXG, Ry J. F. O'RIELLY, Resident Tuner. Address Ro.v 210, MarsliNeld. ELMER A. TODD, Director Coos Day Academy of Music. Voice, Piano Pipe Orsnu. Harmony etc., trom beglmitiig to pradimtlou, Sinners coached in stylo diction mid Interpretations, for opera oratorio or concert work Jfew O'ConiiKll nuildlne. Marshfleld. '"" -S'llttlUl.t Flanagan & Bennett Bank MAKSimKLD, ORK0ON. Capital subscribed IW.000 Capital Paid Up UQ.000 Undivided Profits ttf ,000 Poet a Kcnerat brtnknp buelnen and drawi on the flank oi California, Han Kraucltc Call!., First Jiatlcaal Bauk Poriland Or., Kirn National Bank Roseburg, Or., Hanover Na tlonal Bank, New York, N, M. Kuthchlld A Son, London, England. Jklo mU ohaugo on neatly. U th principal eltlea ol Europe. r ItkiFboes ir rent t NTtontt Abath e I, aaar. &mutsT pa w Tftir KFan QUiCK DirLIVERY For convenience of Call pa trons the Laundry office will be open Saturday evenings until 8 o'clock. Phops 571 today. Our wagon will call. COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY Mnrshflnld and North' Rend., nnH New Styles and Samples Just Received Frpm A Charles A. Stevens Coat & Suit -f tfouse, Chicago, IR. frs. Xf. ItV. dmlffa, 'Agent. or. Flret Kif B sts. IfarBafleld