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' THE DAILY COOS BAY TIM ES, MARSHF1ELD, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1908.
JUDGES UNO FUR PROVED '
CR01DIFFER BIGJUCCE5S
I (Continued from Pago 1.)
UeCISIOFl in OOOS OOUniy Leiuy,groumis and whilo there would be n
I deficit of $1,200 or $1,400 on this
I score, the Improvements will be there
I for future expositions.
I It Is possible that Eugene may al
low the fair to como here agnln next
year but this will be determined '
UAIJV SHOW WINNERS.
Race Caused Excitement
On Last Day.
The Coos County Derby was the
chief evont of the last day of the
Second Southern Oregon District , later.
i-i o .. j.. .,. . to ,.f ' Messrs. Norton and Carleton wish
Fair Saturday, and was also one of .....
, . , i to express for the fair management
tho most closely contested finishes thc)r Bpprec,ntlon of all thq nld that
ever seen here. Ik fact the finish gvon thjjm ,n nmkIng ,t tfce guc
was so ciose mat a great IUHUy IU R
the crowd declared tne juagc gave
the decision to the wrong horse,
King Kohr, owned by W. W. Card
well of Roseburg. R. D. Hume of
Wedderburn, owner of Aleda, who
had won the crowd by her clean run
throughout the mile and an eighth,
also protested against the decision of
the judges. For a time, it looked
as though there might be a "rough
house," the crowd swarming from
the grandstand out onto the courso
and bitterly condemning tho judges.
R. D. Hume who had been acting as
one of the official timers grew so
angry that he left the judges' stand
and after announcing to tho crowl
that he protested the decision, left
the courso and refused to sign tho
official returns of the race.
It was a pretty race, though.
The baby show was a big feature
of Saturday afternoon at the fair, the
contest exceeding all expectations.
The Interest in it was such that the
front of the grandstand would not f
accommodate tho crowd and tho
pavilion was far too small for the
event. Between fifty and sixty babies
were entered and more would have
been hnd, it not been for the rules
being changed bo as to only permit
children of less than a year old to
be entered.
Mrs. W. W. Cardwell and Mrs. Au
tenrleth of Roseburg wero tho judges
and they awarded the $5 prize for
the prettiest girl baby to Mrs. Jas.
Schillings daughter and tho like
Aleda had been well in the lead from i prize for the prettiest boy to Mrs.
the start and was running well. On Edgar Mauzey's seven months old
the final stretch, King Kohr took a son, the latter being a twin,
spurt and rapidly gained on her. Next year, the baby show will un
it was a nose and nose finish and as , doubtedly be made a big feature and i
to which horse's nose was in tho i provisions made for the proper ex-
lead, a great many in the crowd dif-1 hibltion of the little tots
THE
GREAT SALE
OF
M
The Leader" Stock
BEGINS
Tomorrow, Tuesday Morning
DOORS OPEN AT 9:00 O'CLOCK
Everyone Who Appreciates the Value
Should Attend This Sale
SHIP APPLES
10 AUSTRALIA
fered from the judges.
Harness Race Tnme.
The one harness event of the day,
a trotting race, did not excite much
interest. Belle N had Zamoak com
pletely outclassed.
The three-eighths mile dash was a
pretty race between R. D. Humo's
Agnes and Dickinson's Lillian
Adams. Lillian Adams made quite
a. snurt on the finish but Acnes' lead
w.ns tnn iniinh for lio.r to overcome. Over 5,000 boxes of Coos Bay's fa-
t fi, ncii,ioti ,,n0 ponoor. mous Gravenstehi apples will be ,
ton had It comparatively easy. Head- shipped to Australia this fall to sup-
light made a spurt on tho three- i Ply the demand for the fancy fruit
eighths post and made a good gain "'ere. F. S. Dow has just concluded
l.nt omililn't. knen nn tho naco. I the contract for the delivery of the
The mule race was an Interesting ' goods and has arranged with the Co-
farce although lacking many of the luille Valley Fruit Growers Associa-
ludicrous circumstances that made "on to supply the quantity needed.
tho event a hit tho previous day. The growers will receive about ,
Saturday's Race Results. sixty-five cents per box for the fruit
Race No. 13, special mile trot for and are to deliver them ready for
s?nn i.irar i shipment before September 10. The
Belle N 1 1 1 ! freight on the apples by tho time
Zamoak 2 2 2 they reach Sydney will be about
Time 2:27 2:33 and 2:2S $1.80 per box and when the other
Race No. 14, mile and one-eighth costs aro added it will boost the re
dash for Coos county derby purso of tail price to five and ten cents apiece.
S400- 'As no good apples are grown in Aub-
King Kohr (Cardwell) 1 tralia, they will probably find ready
Aleda (Hume) 2 sale even at tins nign ngure.
Greenlaw (Nay and Yoakam) . . 3
Lutitla S (Hume) 4 i '
Adonda (Simpson) 5
Time 2:02
Race No. 15, tlireo-elghths mllo
dash for $100 purso:
Agnes (Hume) 1'
Lilly Adams (Dickinson) 2
Charles Foster (Nay and Yoa
kam) 3
Time :3S
Consolation race with non-winners
entered for purse for $150:
Creaserton (Herron) 1
Headlight (Norton) 2
Flnvora (Simpson) 3
Time iSl
Mule race, hnlf-mile dash:
Babe (Elliott) 1
Little Mln 2
Maud 3
Timo 2:25
Tho judges Saturday wero J. W.
Flanagan and Chas. McKnlght
Marshneld, and G. S. Clayton
Rosoburg,
Racing Sunday.
An Impromptu racing program wrb
pulled off at the fair grounds track
yesterday and was witnessed by qulto
a number.
Warrior Gordon took two straight
heats In n half mile trot from . Bollo
McKinnoy.
A three-eighths mllo dash onded
wlth Headlight in tho lead, Flavora
second and Baby Reed third,
O. J. Seoley drovo F. I'. Norton's
maro, Nolllo, to n victory in tho car
riage horso raco, defeating Messrs.
Travera and MarBdon.
of
of
YAKIMA best flour has no equal,
sold only by Anona Cash Store.
Try HUNTERS CITY BAKERY
for good bread. Always fresh.
Danco at 'C and Broadway PAV1.
LION TUESDAY EVENING. Good
music.
You cam BUY or SELL through
Tho Tlm "WANTS" with eauo, dla
iiatc1, uuU prjllt try them.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY
Notice Is hereby given, that by vir
tue of an execution duly issued out
of the Circuit court of tho state of
Oregon, for tho county of Coos and
to mo directed on tho 15th day of
I August, 1908, upon a judgment and
1 decree duly rendered, entered of
record and docketed in and by said
i court on tho Gth day of May, 1908,
In a certain suit then In said court
ponding, wherein M. C. Horton was
plaintiff and L. D. KINNEY and M.
G. KINNEY, his wife, and BELT
LINE RAILWAY COMPANY, a cor
poration, were defendants, In favor
of plaintiff and against said defend
ants, by which oxecution I am com
manded to sell tho property in said
execution and hereinafter described
to pay tho sum duo tho plaintiff of
Three Thousand Three Hundred Dol
lars, with Interest thereon at tho
rate of S per cont per annum from
tho 18th day of December, 1906, un
til paid togothor with tho costs and
i disbursements of said suit taxed at
$20.20 and an attorney foo of $300
and costs of said execution, less tho
sum of $100 Interest paid on " tho
20th day July, 1907.
I will on Tuesday, tho 15th day of
Soptombor, 1908, at tho hour of Ton
o'clock A. M. of said day at tho front
door of tho County court House In
tho city of Coqulllo, Coos county,
Oregon, soil nt public auction to tho
hlghost bidder for cash in hand on
tho day of salo, all tho right, tltlo,
and Interest which said defendants
L. D. Kinney and M. G. Klnnoy, his
wlfq, and Bolt Lino Railway Com
pany, a corporation, had on or after
tho Gth day of May, 1908, In or to
tho following described promises, to
wlt: Block numbored sixty-two In tho
townsito of Coos Bay, Plat 'B' In tho
county of Coos, stato of Oregon, ns
por recorded Plat thoroof.
Datod this day, 15th day of Aug
ust, 1908, at Coqulllo, Oregon.
W. W. GAGE.
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
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You don't have to break
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THE
Woolen Mill
Store
Sole Agents
Every bill for painting, covering, re-
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J-M ASBESTOS ROOFING
It is tho only "Fully-paid Non-assessable'
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Phone 481 or Mail Your order to
COOS BAY LIQUOR CO.
Robt. Marsden, Pres.
W. P. Rau, Gen'l. Mgr.
We carry all leadiDg brands of
Whiskies, Wines, Cordials, Ales, ,
Beers and Cigars. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
All goods delivered promptly
-within the city limits..
IlGohmr on the market. M.nrln nf Ashostnv nn
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roofing.
Asbestosidb is an Asbestos Siding for buildings and is the most
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Ask for smplca and prices.
, H. W. JOHNS-MANVILLB CO.,
576 First Ave.,
Seattle Wash.
W. O. McCann
Peter Belcher
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Nevr Management
The Hide and Fur Business of
A. HELMING & CO.
is being cbnducted at the old stand
Highest Prices for your Hides.
Call and See
A. HELMING & CO., Front St.,
Cold Storngo Dock, Murshfleld.
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Contractor and Builder.
Prices consistent with best work
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