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THE DAILY.CP0SBY TIMES, MARSHFIEl.D. OREGOIJW.ONDAYj APRIL 6, 1908
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BANDON TURNS
DOWN CHARTER
Proposition to Extend City Lim
its and Enlarge Council's
Powers Rejected.
By a vote of 100 against the char
ter to 92 in favor of It the people
of Bandon rejected tho proposed new
cuarter for Bandon at tho polls. Tho
draft of tho charter having been
more than a year In preparation and
was compiled and published at a con
siderable expense to the municipality
and while there has been consider
able dissatisfaction expressed in re
Sard to some of tho provisions, the
outcome of the balloting was a sur
prise to the city officials and to many
of tho townspeople. It was pre
sumed that tho explanations pre
sented somo time ago at tho charter
mass meeting by Recorder Wade and
Attorney George P. Topping, father
of tho move to reincorporate and
compiler of the rejected charter, had
removed opposition from tho minds
of tho disgruntled. A good deal of
electioneering was done by tho oppo
sition to tho movement while tho
charter people were caught napping
and did not appreciate tho strength
of their opponents. Tho defeat of
the proposition to extend the limits
of the municipality, was a foregono
conclusion. However, the sentiment
of the population, both within and
outside the present limits is shown
by the vote polled, which wns 44
against and 10 for the proposition
outside, and 81 for and 80 against it
within Bandon. Ten votes within the
city and one outside were rejected
by the board for irregularity. Some
scattering, misdirected votes
NORTH BEND NEWS
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Miss Mary Flanagan of Empire,
visited friends in North Bend Saturday.
Mrs. B,
Saturday
Bend.
Turpln of Marshflcld, spent
with relatives In North
Charles Cavanagh was in Marsh
field looking after business affairs
Saturday.
Sheriff W. W. Gago of Coquille,
spent Saturday in North Bend.
Tho Presbyterian Ladies Aid So
ciety will meet Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. lienry I. Reese
in North Bend.
Miss Wanda Stephens of Marsh
flcld, has returned homo after a short
visit in North Bend.
A party of North Bend young peo
ple went up Coos river on tho launch
Telephone, Sunday, for a day's out
ing. Among those In tho party were
Misses Marlon Emhoff, May Peterson,
Florence Peterson, Anna and Emma
Jacobson, Mrs. Lizzie McDonald,
Messrs L. Loomls, Woods and Charles
Peterson.
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MONARCH SHIRTS $1.00 tt
CLUKTT SHIRTS. .$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50
CLUKTT SHIRTS, SILK . .$3. 4. mill 5.00 tt
HATS, nil sizes and blocks, $3.00 to 5.00.
Clothes that Fit yon and make
yon look Fit
Tailor-Mndc Clothes nro my specialty,
oneof my suits will make you n customer
for life. -
Mr. and Mrs. John Freeland spent
Sunday with friends on North Inlet.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coke, Dr.
Bartell, Miss Maudo Coko and Ralph
Coke composed a party who went up
Coos river, Sunday, for a day's outing.
against the charter and for annexa
tion. The chief factors in the defeat
of the charter was tho extension of
the power of tho city council in tho
matter of taxing and tho annexation
clause was opposed on account of Its
taking in too much rural and un
developed land. It proposed to ex
tend the present area of about 240
acres to an area of more than 4,000
acres, while the population of tho
actual town of Bandon covers about
GOO acres. Robert Walker, Sr., and
Chris Rasmussen acted as judges of
election and C. R. Wade and A. D.
Morse as clerks. As tho municipality
Is still under a charter granted in
1891, it is probable that a second at
tempt will be made to recharter us
in accordance with our actual needs,
Bandon Recorder.
E. E. Hayes of North Bend, Sat
urday went to Coquille where Mrs.
Hayes has been spending sometime at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Brown,
who linn been nnltn ill. If Mrs.
wero I Brown's condition will permit It, they
Intend to bring her to tho Hayes'
home In North Rend this week.
Fred Cavanagh, who has been em
ployed at tho C. A. Smith mill for
the past year as night watchman, has
resigned and expects to leave soon for
eastern Washington where he expects
to locate.
Marshfield, Oregon
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NORTH BEND
WINS GAME
Richard Wainwrlght of Mablo,
Ore., who has been spending the win
ter at Salt Lake City with his wife,
has como to Coos Bay to take charge
of tho Riverton mill.
M. F. PLANT SAILS
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Vessel Left Coos Ray Sunday mill
will Have Schedule Slightly
Altered.
Tho M. F. Plant sailed yesterday
for San Francisco. Tho schedule
will bo slightly altered for a time,
tho Plant leaving 'Frisco Thursday
and sailing again from Coos Bav on
Sunday.
The passenger list follows:
B. Quigley, Jas. Queen, It. II.
Campbell, R. W. Corroll, Just Sala
din, Mrs. Saladln, Win. Arched, Mrs.
Arched, W. G. Dorr, Price, J. S. John
son, Philip Giithnrdt, W. C. Rose,
W. H. Gamble, Geo. A. Robinson,
Mrs. Robinson, F. Arthur, Mrs. F.
Arthur, Airs. Lyons, Mrs. Rose, .Mrs.
V.. Wnlf, Gn'eo Gould. French Lndw
Mrs. J. M. Upton and child, J. B.
Travelle, Ed. Ringiie, C. L. Hudson,
Gamble, Mr. Lyon and child, W. w.
Ramble, P. Loggio, Aug. Wolsortol
nor, Arthur Bradley, H. R shinn,
John Richard, D. Corbett, Clias.
Huber, J. Huffman, J. B. Rohr, 13.
Graham, J. Fitzgerald, Schultz.
Dr. W. B. Simmons of Portland, is
spending a few weeks with friends on
Coos Bay. For the past eight years
ho has been superintendent of tho
Portland sanitarium but resigned re
cently to take a much needed rest.
Erie Wold, wife, and child, of Oak
land, Cal., aro on Coos Bay for a
short timo as tho guests of Mrs.
Wolds' parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Anderson of Marshfield.
Defeats Marshfield In Seven
Innings by Score of Six to
Five Sunday.
North Bend defeated Marshfield
at tho North Bend grounds vesterday
afternoon by a score of six to five.
Only seven innings were played and
tho lineup was changed frequently
to glvo the various ones a chance but
the contest was a good one.
Tho new material this year is
showing up unusually strong and it
is not unlikely that a number of
last year's players maybe replaced
on both teams by new timber.
Manager Howard Is pleased with
tho prospects. Between 200 and 300
witnessed yesterday's game for which
twenty-flvo cents admittance was
charged.
The Coquille baseball team for
1908 has been organized with Russ
Chapman as manager and C. E. Bax
ter as president. Messrs. Chapman,
Baxter and Witt also constitute an
executive committee to assumo gen
eral charge of tho team. Tho pros
pects are said to be very good.
Myrtle Point, owing to tho ab
sence of good material, may decide
not to organize a regular team for
the season, It is said.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rlggs, Mr. and
Mrs. Clater and son, and Miss Goldio
Rlggs wont up Coos River on the
launch Union to spend Sunday.
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ELECTRIC
EUREKA LEAVES WITH
FULL LOAD TODAY.
Steamer on New Rim Out of H,Me
Heavily Laden Hi Freight anil
Passengers.
Tho Eureka loft this afternoon for
Eureka after a day's otop on Coos
Bay. She was heavily laden with
freight and passengers and the ofll
clals aro much pleased with tho pros
pects of tho now run.
Tho passengers who left on her
this afternoon for Eureka, wero:
E. F. Lane, J. C. Greene, .1. F. Oil
man, A. Anderson, E. Edquist, V.
Swanson and J. F. Quirk.
From Portland.
Tho Eureka reached Coos Bay
from San Fnmelsen Smnlnv Tlwwn
who camo on her aro as follows:
R. L. Paulson, Mrs. Paulson, Miss
Paulson, W. J. Slnttery, Clias. Wil
son, j. u. ureen, A, E. White, Mrs.
White, Mastor White, Mrs. A. E.
White, Mrs. Hess, Miss Hess, Miss
Hess, R. N, Lewis, M. Mornle.
Youth Over Whose Whereabouts Con
hhlerahle Apprehension was
Felt Returns. i
C. E. Bailey, tho North Bend youth !
who suuuoniy disappeared msi weeic
after a row, returned to North Bend
Saturday night. Ho offered no ex
planation of his disappearance al
though It is said that tho causo of it
war tho fear ol arrest.
Georfo Farrln, deputy district at
torney, said today that he had not
been apprised of Mr. Bailey's return
Mi. Fnrrlu had made preparations
for a earoful investigation of the ease
on account ol tho rumors ot foul
play that wero circulated at North
Bond.
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Every residence on Coos Bay
that Is wired for electric ser
vice should huvo ono of theso
most useful and timo saving
flatlrons. Ask your neighbor
who owns ono. Two million
American women aro using
them.
The Coos Bay Gas & Electric
Company
Marshfield and North Bend
. . Fair values arc supposed to go
w Ith a fair price In fnct, the goods
are made to fit the price. The ques
tion is, do you wnnt the best? If m,
just take a look at tho
null talk it over with the man inside.
HARVEY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS.
L. G. Masters,
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H. C. BRECKENRIDGE TO
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Sells Interest in Coos Hay Transpor
tation Company ( ; i Hi'im
ami Will Go North.
11. C. Breckenrldgo has sold his
half interest in tho Coos Bay Trans
portation Company to his partner, G.
L. Dean, and will leave in a few days
for Prlueo Rupert. British Columbia,
whero ho expects to engage in the
transfer and stevedoring business.
Princo Rupert Is a now mining town
and is said to have very lino pros
pects. Tho now Canadian transcon
tinental lino will pass through there.
Mr. IlreckonrldKO has been In
Mnrshdold for nbout eighteen months
and tho friends ho has mndo during
that timo will wish him woll in his
now location.
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All of Marshfield city warrants en
dorsed to October 30, 1905, will bo
paid on presentation at my office. No
interest allowed after this date.
April 3, 190S.
JOHN J. HALL.
City treasurer.
Cupid
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vs.
Sarah Conner Rlggs,
Christina Conner Rlggs,
Ellen Conner Darnell,
Alice Conner, Emma Con
ner Lower, Mary Conner
Smith, Martha A. Cecil,
Warren Conner, Jobo
Conner, William Conner,
Samuel Smith and J. H.
Cecil, and James Conner,
son of John Conner, de
ceased; Ann Connor,
daughter of John Connor,
deceased; John Doe
Rlggs, husband of Sarah
Conner Rlggs; Richard
Roo, husband of Christina
Conner Rlggs, John Smith
Darnell, husband of Ellen
Conner Darnell; James
Jones, husband of Alice
Conner; Robert Lower,
husband of Emma Con
ner Lower; Mary Conner,
wife of Warren Conner;
Jano Conner, wife of Jobe
Conner; Kato Connor,
wife of William Conner;
Margaret Conner, wife of
James Conner, and John
Brown, husband of Ann
Conner, defendants.
To Sarah Conner Rlggs, Christina
Conner Rlggs, Ellen Conner Darnell,
Alice Conner, Emma Conner Lower,
Mary Conner Smith', Martha A. Ce
cil, Warren Conner, Jobo Conner,
William Conner, Samuel Smith and
J. H. Cecil and James Conner, son
of John Conner, deceased; Ann Con
ner, daughter of John Conner, de
ceased; John Doo Riggs, husband of
Sarah Conner Rlggs; Richard Roe,
husband of Christina Conner Rlggs;
John Smith Darnell, husband of El
len Conner Darnell; James Jones,
husband of Alice Conner; Robert
Lower, husband of Emma Conner
Lower; Mary Conner, wlfo of War
ren Conner; Jano Conner, wlfo of
Jobo Conner; Kate Conner, wife of
William Conner; Margaret Conner,
wife of James Conner, and John
Brown, husband of Ann Conner, de
fendants. In the name of tho State of Ore
gon: You aro hereby required to
appear and answer tho complaint
filed against you in tho above en
titled suit within six weeks from tho
date of the first publication of this
summons, to-wit:
Within six weeks from tho 23d
day of March, 1908, and if you fail
to answer on or before tho 4 th day
of May, 1908, that date being tho
last day of tho timo prescribed in
tho order of publication of this sum
mons, judgment will bo taken
against you for want thereof for tho
relief demanded In plaintiff's com
plaint, a succinct statement of which
relief is as follows:
That the title of the plaintiff to
tho real property described in said
complaint, and to-wit: The north
east quarter of tho southwest quar
ter, lot two and the north half of
lot three, all In section twenty-one.
township twenty-six south, of range
twelve west of tho Willamette meri
dian, Coos county, Oregon, ho
quieted as against tho defendants
and each of them; that the defend
ants and each of them be forever en
joined and restrained from setting
up any claim of right, tltlo or Inter
est In or to tho abovo described real
property or any portion thereof;
for his costs and disbursements
herein, and for such other and fur
ther relief as to tho 'Court may seem
equitable.
This summons is served upon you
by order of Hon. John P. Hall, Judge
of the County Court of Coos county,
Oregon, which said order was mad
on tho 23d day of March, 1908, and
hears said date, and by which said
order you are required to answer tho
complaint in said suit on or beforo
the 4th day of May, 1908.
Dated March 23d, 1908.
JOHN S. COKE,
JOHN D. GOSS,
Attorneys fpr plaintiff.
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