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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1908.
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GLEAN UP DAY
Marshfield Women Will An
nounce Plans at Chamber
of Commerce Tonight.
Tonight's meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce will be devoted largely
to a discussion of the plans for
"Clean up Day," the initial step in
the campaign for "Marshfleld Beau
tiful." It is expected that Mesdames Mc
Cormac, Flanagan and Hazard will
have the program for the day ready
to present, the matter having been
referred through them to the A. N.
W. Club, the Chamber of Com
merce's idea being to leavo the ex
ecution of the plan in the hands of
the women of Marshfleld.
The work to be done, how it is
to bo done, the women to have
charge of the sections Into which the
city is to be divided In order to car
ry on the work systematically are
some of the things to bo announced.
Other matters aro also likely to
co mo up at the meeting.
BOYCOTT IN
NORTH BEND
GOAL CARGO
Saloon Men Institute Action
Against Merchant's Cafe
In That City.
Tho liquor question at North
Bend has reached an acute stage.
Mrs. Chapman, manager of the Mer
chant's Cafe in that city reports that
on Wednesday she was visited by a
committee that requested her sig
nature to a saloon petition. She re
fused to sign it personally but said
that the committee might see the
proprietors. Mrs. Chapman alleges
that the committee then Informed
her that unless the Merchant's Cafe
placed Itself on record favorably It
would bo boycotted by every saloon
man in the city and their friends.
She reports that the boycott was put
Into Immediate effect and yesterday
a number of liquor men and sym
pathizers who had been former
patrons all quit and only one saloon
man braved tho boycott and patron
ized the restaurant. The proprietors
aro standing by Mrs. Chapman and
the next move is being awaited with
interest.
Czarina Takes 850 Tons
Important Addition to Coos
Bay's Shipping Facilities.
The Portland and Coos Bay Steam
ship Company which is now operat
ing tho Breakwater between here and
Portland, and tho Czarina between
hero and San Francisco, Is preparing
to rapidly .develop Its Interests here,
according to General Manager C. J.
MIllls. One of the first Interests to
uo pushed Is the coal trade, tho com
pany now operating tho Beaver Hill
and Southport mines.
Steps In this direction have al
ready been taken, the company hav
ing contracted for heavy shipments
of coal to San Francisco and the
south. Tho first of these shipments
was a cargo of 850 tons on the Czar
ina this week. It Is expected that
Tegular shipments of 850 to 1,000
tons will be taken out of here by tho
Czarina from now on.
Tho addition of the Czarina to tho
shipping facilities of Coos Bay is an
important contribution to tho devel
opment of tho commerce of this sec
tion. It furnishes an additional boat
for freight to and from San Fran
cisco as well as the Portland outlet
through tho Breakwater owned by
tho eitmo company. It Is pleasing
ovldonco of tho confidence of tho
company In the resources of Coos
Bay nnd its importance as a ship
ping point. It is also proof of their
doslro to do their full shnro In tho
development of theso resources, a
fact that should bo gratifying to this
section.
CONTESTS HOMESTEAD
OF SOUTH INLET GIRL
Kurl 13. SclirimsluT Wants Nellie
Wiissoii'h Land Formerly Held
Under Indian Allotment.
Tho hoarlng of a peculiar home
stead contest has Just been conclud
ed before L. A. Liljcqvlst, United
States Land Commissioner. It in
volves a homestead on South Inlet
which was taken several years ago
by Nellie Wasson and Is being con
tested by Earl K. Schrlmsher of
North Brtnd.
According to tho ovldonco, the
homestend was originally taken
under tho Indian allotment law, Miss
Wasson's mother being nn Indlnn
and her father a white man, Later,
acting on tho ndvlso of an Indlnn
ngout, alio changed her claim from
tho Indian allotment to tho home
stead. During tho time, sho was
employed in the Central hotel in
Mnrshflolil and could not spond all
of her timo on tho claim.
A largo number of witnesses were
heard. A decision In tho case will
not ho secured for somo time.
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HENEY HARD
AFTER FULTON
PItOSECUTING ATTORNEY RE
ITERATES HIS CHARGES
AGAINST OREGON SENATOR JN
SPEECH AT, PORTLAND SAYS
HE IS LAST OF OLD MACHINE
UPHOLDS PRIMARY.
PORTLAND, April 1G. Franfcls
J. Honey, who came from San Fran
cisco for the purpose, delivered
''good government" addresses be
fore large audiences here, speaking
twice within a few days. Ho paid
further attention to United States
Senator Charles W. Fulton, reiterat
ed many of his past charges against
that legislator and adding others.
He eulogized President Roosevelt
and Senator LaFollette, and warned
his hearers against greed of corpora
tions and great concentration of
wealth, and gave tho government
land swindlers and several local poli
ticians a severe dressing down. He
was unhesitating In urging his hear
ers to guard their law providing for
tho nomination of United States sen
ators by direct vote of the people,
saying that without an effort people
In this state had secured a jewel
which was obtained in California only
after ten years' effort.
Heney, while ho did not devoto as
much timo as expected to Fulton, yet
took time to read from a bulky en
velope, letters and documents bear
ing on tho "hold up" session of the
Oregon legislature of 1897, and dis
cussed alleged methods used in ef
forts to return the late Senator John
H. Mitchell fo office.
W. F, (Jack) Williams, T. Cador
Powoll, Pierce Mays and several oth
er politicians of the state of wide
prominence, camo in for a round
scoring and W. S. U'lten, "father of
Statement No. 1," received both
words of condemnation and highest
tribute. Somo of U'Ron's principles,
Honey did not approve of, but he de
clared U'Ren one of the most bril
liant men of this country.
"Fulton," said Heney. "Is tho Inst
of the old machine politicians in Ore
gon, and when ho Is removed from
ofllco the last traco of tho old regime
will bo obliterated. Whether or not
tho old machlno will over again se
cure a foothold Is up to tho people to
determine.
"Now, my friends, in conclusion,
Statement No. 1 is what gives you
your power to nomiunto your senator.
Without that there Is nothing In that
law (applauso). Unless you pledge
tlio men whom you nominate for tho
legislature to vote for tho man who
recolves tho highest popular vote of
the people of this state, there Is ab
solutely nothing In it. By nominat
ing in that method you control abso
lutely tho election of tho United
States senator without nny machine
and without any corporato Interest
having a chanco to Interfere. No, do
not let them fool you Into losing that
right. What I object to moro than
anything else in tho election of Ful
ton is that it gives comfort, It gives
power and public ofllco to tho tna-
ehlne men who held you In their con
trol so many jours. It puts you back
again when you have escaped from It
by Statement No. 1" (applauso).
UAKKU CITY. Ore., April 17.
Calling Francis .1. Heney a liar and a
viper, United States Senator C. V.
Fulton addressed a largo audience
hero tho other night. It is estimated
that he used tho words "lie" and
"liar" 200 times In his speech.
Fulton reviewed his career In the
United States senate and praised tho
late Senator .Mitchell and Congress
men Williamson and Hermann, stat
ing that his friendship for Mitchell
was In death as It was in life. Ho ox
cused Mitchell's errors by tho infir
mities of old age, urging that tho
dead sonator showed no wrong in
tent. Fulton's speech was defensive
throughout. Ho did not take tho ag
gressive at any time and failed oven
to mention Statement No. l, which In
this vicinity is deemed tho most im
portant Issuo of tho campaign.
uecauso tlio Baker City Herald had
the courage to print Collier's attack
upon Fulton In full In that ovenlug';
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SCHOOL NEWS
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Tho school piano will be tuned
Saturday.
the High school and Grades during
the past week.
Gladys Nlcholls entered tho First
Grade on Wednesday.
New steps have been placed at the
rear entrance to the boys' basement;
Two new pupils have been regis
tered in the Third Grade this week.
Tho Eighth Grade 'B' have finish
ed tho arithmetic and are reviewing,
for tho Juno examinations.
The Eighth Grade are reading
"Order No. 11" in connection with
their study of the Civil War.
The seven members of the class In
Tenth Grade rhetoric made 100 per'
cent in their examination this week.
The children of tho Fifth Grado
have been doing excellent water
color work in connection with Easter
studies.
A sketch of tho new school-house
on exhibition In tho window of the
Chamber of Commerce has caused
much favorable comment.
A miniature farm has been ar
ranged oh the Second Grade sand
table. This is in connection with
the study of domestic animals. Sev
eral pets have visited the room and
their habits and peculiarities noted.
A teachers' meeting was held to
day to discuss the revision of the
course of study. This meeting was
held at the request of the State
Superintendent who desires to haVe
suggestions fro.i all tho teachers in
the Stato on this subject.
Mr. Selfrldge, representative of
the McPherson Heating Company of
Portland, visited school on Monday
last and looked over tho furnace
room and heating apparatus. Mr.
Selfrldge 'was astonished to lqara
that our building was twelve year's
old and considers the fine condition
of the woodwork remarkable.
PupIls in First Grade receiving
highest rank for the month ending
April 17th, are: Lillian Seaman,
Clara Ferguson, Ruth Golden, Ruby
Carlson.
The following pupils of the Fourth
Grade made 97, or above in all of
the examinations for the past month:
Carl Back1, Herbert Bradley, Eva
.Hansen, Helen Stolts, Dewey Stuts
man and Mario Seaman.
Tho following made 90, or above
In the arithmetic examination: Mary
Abel, 95; Ruth Cowan, 90; Norrls
Farrln, 100; Harold Haghlnd, 96;
Verl Johnson, 95; Lois Johnson, 96;
Joe Keith, 91; Myrtle Lenet, 92;
George Moore, 90; Rudolf Nleme,
100; Robert Stoops, 92; Rallegh
Watson, 96; Monroe Upton, 90.
Tho following made 100 in spell
ing: Emll Backman, Jack Cartoj,
Ruth Cowan, Ted Dow, Howard Kei-
ley, Edna Langdon, Rudolf Nleme
and Monroe Upton.
FREE CONCERT.
The Bridges Quartette AVIU Appear
at Methodist Episcopal Church Next
Monday Evening.
The Brlges Quartette of Chicago,
will give a refined musical entertain
ment at the Methodist Episcopal
church in Marshfleld, Monday even
ing, April 20th. No admission will
be charged, but a silver collection
will be taken up. Tho company
comes with first-class recommenda
tions from the press and people
wherever they have appeared.
Laino Shoulder.
Whether resulting from a sprain
or from rheumatic pains, there is
nothing so good for a lame shoulder'
as Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
Apply it freely and rub the parts
vigorously at each application and a
quick cure is certain. For salo by
JOHJ PREUSS.
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For a good Hatch use the
PETAIUMA
INCUBATOR
JOHN W. FLANAGAN, Agt.
Poultry Supplies
Order Your Settings Now For
Brown Leghorns
Rhode Island Reds
Barred Plymouth'Rocks
All Standard Bred.
Price $1,50 Per Setting
Special Price on Incubator
Lots.
EMPJUE
1 Fish Market
g A Street Wharf. ' S
C Fresh, Salt, Smoked and 5j
fd canned fish; In fact all kinds of Gj
K fish in season. 3
3 Wharf back of . . R
1 PIONEER GROCERY. K
PIONEER GROCERY.
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FAMILY ORDERS FOR
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By mall or Phone
Delivered Free
MARSDEN'S LIQUOR HOUSE
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BREAKFAST FOOD MAN
SUCCUMBS IN 0H0.
Ferdinand Schumacher, "American
Oatmeal King," Dies at Ago of
82 nt Akron.
(By Associated Press.)
AKRON, Oho, April 17. Ferdi
nand Schumacher, tho "Oatmeal
King of America," and who founded
tho breakfast food industry in this
country, died suddenly at his home
hero last night, aged S2. His latter
years were devoted to philanthropy.
paper In unmeasured terms. He de
clared tho article, which classed him
as an "undesirable citizen," had been
sent to all cities along his route but
no other paper had been low enough
to print it. His attack upon Tho
Herald did not come as a surprise,
for tho people hero realized how the
publication of the artlclo hurt the
feelings of tho senator.
Tho senatorial fight In Bnker coun
ty is growing very bitter. Friends of
Fulton havo attempted to coorco
business men who favor Statement
No. 1 nnd boycotts havo been Inaug
urated. These attempts havo failed
In every instance and tho boycotts
have been unavailing.
At tho Crystal. Tho all comedy
bill at tho Crystal continues to be
over popular. Tho chango of pro
gram last night proved to bo ovon
better than tho first half of tho week.
The film "No More Children" Is a
travesty on our modern fast way
of living. It takes otf tho fact that
tho lino botweon children and their
olders Is fast disappearing. Both of
tho illustrated songs made a hit with
tho audience; the colored slides are
of exceptional beauty and Interest.
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
MARSHFIELD. OREGON.
Capital subscribed 160,000
Capita Paid Dp J40.000
Undivided Profits J35.000
poos a general banking business and draws
on the Bank ot California. San Kranojsc
Calif., First National Bank Portland Or., First
National Bank Koseburg, Or., Hanover Na
tional Bank, New York, N. M. Kolbah"
Son, London, England.
Also sell chaiige'ou nearly all the pr!nilf..
cities of Europe.
Accounts kept subject to check, safe deposi
lock boxes far rent at (0 cents a mon.th o
H. a year.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
"HERE'S' YOUR GOOD
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.WARDEN'S LIQUOR HOUSE.
Phone 481
Orders Delivered Pre
ELECTRIC
FLAT IRONS
Every residence on Coos Bay
that is wired for electric ser
vice should havo one of these
most ut-eful and time saving
flatlrone. Ask your neighbor
who ons one. Two million
American women aro using
them.
Tho Coos Bny Gas & Electric
Company
Marshfleld and North Bend
mummjmtmnnnKm
Steam Dye Works
C Street.
Ladles' nnd Gents' Garments
Cleaned or Dyed
Philip Rpfker, Proprirfoi.
Have you tried tho Merchant's
lunch at Smith's Cafe? 2f cents.
ONLY a few more days to
your Easter novelties. Coos
Cash Store.
Store your Goods with the
Sid Paint Co., North Bend.
buy
Bay
Hay
"Vfe are now prepared t store
your coods. Bay Side Paint Co.,
Nortk Bead.
Transfer and Delivery
Job Work Done Promptly
Wood and Coal
Chas. Doane - Phone 534
OUR PRICE
ON THIS
Quartered Sawed Oak
DRESSER
$22.57
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iijlfr"ifr 'hIih ''a
French Plate Mirror 18x45. Where can
V you do so well?
Going & Harvey Co.
"Complete House Furnishers"
MARSHFIELD - - OREGON
FOR THAT
Sunday Dinner
Some Nice Tender Poultry
would be just the thing
Or a Nice
Beef Roast
We have all Icinds of Meat
Pork, Beef, Mutton
All of the Best and sold at the lowest
prices on the Bay
The City Market
R. H. NOBLE, Proprietor
Front and C Street - - Marshfield, Oregon
COLUMBIA MACHINE WORKS
Cavanagh, Chapman (b Co.
General Repair Work and Woodtuming. Launches a Specialty I
Foot of Queen Avenue, Marshfield ?
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TH0MAS0N & HANSON
-DEALERS IN- 7
'Hay Grain and Feod' J
Fre Bellvory
Pkane 1781
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"Something new" in either home
or offlce furniture means no more
room nnd no moro uso for tho "old
thiugB" tho things that were ierv-
Ing you only the othor day. AND
HIS ALWAYS MEANS "MORH
WEIXIIARD'S 11EKR
PROMOTES HEALTH
MARSDEN'S LIQUOR HOUSE
Orders Delivered Free.
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Portland & Coos Bay S S. Line
BREAKWATER
Sails from Portland Wednesday at 8 p. m.
Sails from Coos Bay Satu days at Service of Tide.
S. S. CZARINA
Sails weekly for San Francisco, carrying freight
and combustibles only
C. P. McCollum, Act.
Phone Main 34 - ... A. St. Dock gj
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