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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1908.
O'NEIL QUIT
Candidate for Representative
Marshfield Agents Butterick Patterns, Women's Corsets, Carlson Cur
rier Silks and Scarfs, Hart, Schaffner and Marx fine Clothing, Knox and
Mundheim Hats, Cluets and Monarch Shirts, Arrow Brand and E. and W.
Collars, Kling Bros. Fancy Vests, Nettleton Shoes.
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lys lie is no
to uonrpei
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NCBITH BENDj&Anrll lGJt-Edltor
oos Bay 2fhics":
Klimly nermlSfmo spacs' In your
paper uo correcjran error jwhich ap
pears fn The TUKes today, And where
In I afii madoJro appear jhs flghting
the ci&r of Kffth Bend for a liquor
llcens
On
pllcatio;
I was 1
that un
number'
bo issue
avenue I
I made
ahead o.
insisted
council
license
to do
his lav
standi
pensesi
thing
He si
inuaar 2d last, I mauo ap-
todPie council for a license
3fu3cd for the sole reason
lerjprdlnance or tne city me
ffsaloon licenses that may
do business on Sherman
limited to nine, and when
Spllcation there were nine
me. Mr. Robert Jlarsden
it I should mandamus the
compel them to issue the
we, this I at first refused
though he insisted and had
rer employed witti tne unuer-
thm ho would pay all ex-
indwt would cost me no-
haVw a test case made of it.
Sly wanted to use my name in
the nflHidamttfe proceedings and be
cause1!! had $adc the application in
my iSme, I 'signed the petition at
his remiest ami without due con-
ion on my part. After Having
v it, I Requested the county
lot to ffile it, whlcn was re-
rand the Itiso has been instltut-
servlce Sad upon the council-
Mr. Marsifen now has manda
roccedlngXto compel the coun-
North BeiU to issue a license
to conduit a saloon in the
s Saloon 1'uilding," on Sher-
Vvenuo, andlho also has a peti-
Circulated iRj North Bend with
!200 namesSjn It for a license
! granted to
he same bun
application
Bden will fhi'd
I of two llqub
building.
lo not ask for
Sot North Ben
one if they of
I city attorney
of my atlldavi
my request to
the petition f.
lus, wherein I
irtticafs paw."
"SI believe the com
tw city of North Ben
wthin their powers
ted the ordinance
inber of saloons on
mself for a saloon
tig, so you see if
re granted, Mr.
imself in posses-
licenses for the
o to nine. Tins on
sod pursuant to a pi
nearly every proper)
11 as every voter in
e council to reiuso su
ould bo a gross abuse
,-jtd confidence reposed
llcenso from the
I would not ac
pd it to me, and
Know in posses
to that effect,
e court, to ms-
writ of man
been used as
ip council of
acted strictly
ion they en-
,mitiug the
Iherman avo-
pu
lie good people of North'
un glad to say we hav
fetio are not so reckless
elfare or our people.
jfeTho Hmitntion plnced uj
linuhu uuuu i a i uuw
to -common council uia
anrlctouslv or arbitrarily
matter, they have made? no u
oflo distinction between per
places. I wouiu nuvevreceiv
licpnso if tho counijf coulc
cftinted It to mo without v
tlreir ordinance, aiw ovorridi
nance was
jtion signed
owner . 'as
e city, tor
a rpqjiest
ttye trust
fern by
id, and
council
t the
'it II unless itoimiolledl
don by mandamus to do&cw'
suiv The Times tntc
seiitntlon, but in
mi'stm I (ii'i'iiRii 1 no phonic
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y n mini- '
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saloons
ilo one,
,ot act
n the
eason
n3, or
my
have
ating
the
wW, of the peopier. so it is odent
tlM 1 have no application forjfa II
cojrTso pending, .and tho mammmus
$vff now pendlup and wherein
mmo to'ni)PQir as plaintiff, :
atilliorized 'otiino, and now I
Mtijpdon is ipXry lnsistant
nnnears to bSr-'"'m(l better
iuMjtuto jyfiithei-Skniandiunt
agfilnst niglF.to conipp
j tlioiiccnsfif should tho
itlii) c()u'ijn had to grant it, fo
"'vilio-r aci'l
' Mr. M
I u main 10
ed ndAnlsrfflu'i'
tlco -ft) mi'ullf
slunild knoV the facts.
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V. V. C'AHOWISM
VoU for 0 to. N. Kurrln for repn.
Bmttive,
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Ecister
Suggestions
GEO. N. FARRIN
To my Follow Itcpiiblicans of Coos County:
1 am u candidate for the nomination for Itcpresontutive
for Coos county, ami submit tho following brief statement of
principles for your consideration.
1 am a Cops county boy, bom and raised in Coos county;
worked in the logging camps, mills, and upon the farms of
Coos county, in order to earn money to finish my education.
Wo, of Coos county, are on the eve of a groat develop
ment, and much can be done by our delegation In the Iogis
. laturo to promote or retnid our progress.
My policy if elected shall be Coos county first, Inst, and
all the time.
I am in favor of an amendment to the Constitution of
the United States, providing for the election of United States
senator by a direct vote of the people.
1 am in favor of such legislation as shall secure and pro
tect the American workingman in ids rights, and favor amend
ing the labor lien laws of the State so as to fully protect tho
laborerjn all occupations. .For upon the welfare of this clnss
of our citizens depends the stability of our government. The
right 'to organize for protection against tho encroachments of
capital is an inherent right which no just government will
deny. I believe in the policy of reducing the hours of tho
American wage-earner and prohibit the employment of chil
dren of tender and immature yours in classes of lnbor tlmt
retard the development of mind and body.
I am opposed to the admission of Chinese and Japanese
laborers in competition with our intelligent and independent
workingman.
I am in hearty accord with the principles and policies of
President Iloosevclt.
For United States Senator I will vote for the Republican
candidate who receives the largest vote in the Primary elec
tion. Any legislation that tends to promote the interest of Coos
county will have my earnest support.
If you are in accord with these principles I usk your co
operation. Yours to serve,
GEO. X. FAKRIX.
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Republican Candidate for Nomination for
United States Senator
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s ,iu udviicute of Miatenvnt No. 1 mtd the Jop
' uitoi! Hinted M-Mit.u'si tv,o jvatw am Ua took
i'i ' mi ;((' t'ul oiiiiotiout, H. tlewsrvv.-. ihu n:
!iyl Ri':u!liPtiH who biliivos Ui inu iMjlitk'--.
.OR'nt ranet'duH his uuinii;f;i.i If the people go
lii-i-.(t( t It.it b?Iiev.u.i in s:a:.-mut X. I wiU
en iv.j'U to vote u( the p.-ii inr.'. TliN U tho
Alio I" l.tvo in thi' popular election of
fifth to iiKiTt tlic rlglt.- vhioh the old
HiHt'hliii' is n-;. i. ".tv wi.t ttahi tlu-in.
Geo X Knrrlii w IniLrxuli fil W will tnre 'ir iuod fr 14'
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Our St-ock of Dress
Iateri&Is Most Coiaplete
We are showing the strongest line of Dress Fabrics
ever displayed by any store on Lhe Bay
serges in all the leading shades; novelty suitings and, etc.
Voiles, Panamas, wool and chiffon taffetas, Lausdown,
Organdies, dimities, linens, French ginghams and wash
materials of all kinds.
You will find here everything in the new weaves to be had
and a big variety of patterns and shades to select from.
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Ladies' Neckwear and Elastic Belts
We have just received, purposely for your Easter toggary, a complete line of ladies
neckwear and novelty belts.
Bows, scarfs, lace and embroidered collars, collar and cuff sets, turn overs and
chiffon novelties,
In our belt department you can have a selection of the foremost manufacturers
in the business, the elastic belt seems to be the most favored, while the cloth of
gold belts will be worn with the more elaborate dresses, we also have a most com
plete stock of leather and wash belts and elastic, web or cloth of gold betting to
suit your taste most elaborate belt buckles and hair ornaments in big varieties,
1 6 Button Cape Kid Gloves
all shades, Silk and Embroidered
16 Button Lengths for your Spring
arid Summer Dresses.
Silk gloves in 16 botton lengths are gong to be quite the thing this summer, hence
this stock will interest the timely shoppers in 'the community, Every pair is of the
best quality silk, double-tipped fingers, handsomely made and finished, the product
of leading silk glove manufacturers in America,
Long silk gloves, 16 botton-length, in black or white, range in prices from
$ 1 . 75 to $3.50 Pair
We handle only one quality in cape kid gloves, 16-button lengths, come in: ox
blood, tans, browns, black and white, and the price is
$4.00 Pair
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Friday and Saturday
SATURDAY MATINEE
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XO MOKK rillKDHKX A film absolutely new and novel uproarious
funny throughout.
I'ICXK'S UAMI'KllS An amusing comedy well calculated to produce
hilarious laughter.
.H'Ml'S THH SAXOMt II MAXComic lueidonts rnpidly occur and the
fun never cens.f-8 until Julius gets mobbed.
Hear Dcnmris (Vabbert In the Illustrated aonga: "We've Uepn Cliunis
l'or Kitty Voar.s" and "Wo Won't Go IJonie I'util MorniiiK."
AH ComedyAII ConiedyAH Comedy
Children's 5c Matinee Saturday, 3:30
Performances 7:30 and 8:45 p. m.
10c
XOTU'Ii TO IIAKXIULL 1'l.VV'KUS
AM) FAXH. I
There will be a meptins of those i
interested in baseball Thursday even
ing at s o'clock eharj), at the l'o.inc'1
t'hmnners City Hall for the pur.i.se
of perfocring an orgauiisatloa and
to devla.-' w:.' atrt nouns of busUu
Ins a b;'I'. t t.r.'. in rh'i cot. u. A'sa
&a dHcuB f'i::r.l'.i- .1 tV is t o'liity
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Moat is Higher :a the Eastern Market
but have uot advanced prices. Kenclvtlie list.
P'.'ioln Steak per pound. . ISPork Chops ia to 15c
Hound Stepk lOcNico Beef for notllng. . 0 to Kc
I 'ui Kuan (am.... S to KtcMutton Chop. . . .lujij to 15o
T nuu Steak, per pound. . I5e Mutton Stew toe
Prime Rib Roast liifcj
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