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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1908)
"P -- tW tMi1i3iiw'Wfe'tfw-iww'.w, 'HgMtiaiiiitfriaiMjtfLtei THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1908. Nft , 4 ij x: :: :: 1 :: :t :: :: :: :: :: t ti 1 ;: 1 svk M GITYDAUGUS LAST EHI1G (Continued from Page 1.) Ulton was placed in nomination for recorder. It was then moved that the cau cus should vote by ballot to deter mine which two of the three nominees should be placed on the ticket. Chairman Smith thought that each person should vote for two candidates and It was decided that this should be done. Tom Hall, Charles McKnight and John D. Goss entered protest against this, claim ing that this would be unfair to the weaker candidate and the rul ing was reconsidered and each In stricted to vote for but one for rec order. The ballot resulted as fol lows GHURGHCGRNER S 01 IS U Exercises of Swedish Lutheran Denomination In North Bend Success. The laying of the cornerstone of the Swedish Lutheran church at North Bend was one of the most successful events of the kind that has recently taken place on Coos Bay and the assemblage was one of tiio largest. Despite the threaten ing weather during the day, no lain fell during the program to mar the exercises or discommode the audi ence. The Rev. B. P. Bengtson of Mnrshfield, had charge of the exer cises and laid the cornerstone. The John D. W. Butler 1SS cornerstone laying address was deliv ered In Swedish. Ilev. Bengtson paid tribute to the spirit displayed by the members of the denomination on Coos Bay in making such an edi fice possible and also how greatly gratified he was over the marked progress. Captain Simpson Talks. Captain A. M. Simpson spoke briefly. He said that while he was not closely Identified with any church, he was always glad to see the ovidence of the growth of Christianity. He said that he had always tried to aid wherever possible in the building of churches and spe cified a few of the many contribu tions he has made. He paid special tribute to the Lutheran faith. In closing, he said that he would per sonally contribute $25 towards the church fund. The site for the church was con tributed by L. J. Simpson, son of Captain A. II. Simpson. The Rev. J. B. Burkhart and the Rev. Rasmussen were the other speakers of the afternoon, both de voting their addresses largely to a tribute to the benefit of Christianity and the beneficial effect of churches updn tho welfare of the community. It Had been planned to have spe cial musical services but this feature of the program was left out. J. W. Snover G7 J. M. Upton 14 For Three-Year Terms. The councilman to be elected De cember 1, are to hold office for three years. The retiring members are Claude Nasburg and J. H. Flanagan. The nomination of D. L. Rood was j not expected yesterday as it was generally understood that Mr. Mer chant had been selected as Al. Owens' running mate. However, Mr. Merchant refused to be a can didate under any circumstances. A friend of Recorder J. M. Upton today said: "It is only fair to Mr. Upton tp say that his name was used onl on the assumption that the three names presented for recorder should be placed on the official ballot." SOCIALISTS NA3IE TICKET. Will lime Candidates In Field For City Klection December 1. The Mnrshfield Socialists at a meeting at their hall last evening nominated the following ticket for the coming city election: For Recorder S. P. Keith. For councilmen W. R. Gilmoro and Frank Leslie. Owing to the provisions of the charter. It will be impossible for the Socialists to have their tipket print ed on the regular ballot, the charter providing that no names shall be placed on the ticket except those of the nominees at the regular muni cipal caucus. In consequence of this, it will be necessary for those desiring to vote for the Socialist candidates to write in the names on the ballot at tho election. SMOKED A PIPE 70 YEARS. Now Julia O'lli'ii'ii, at the A?e of 10i, lb Dead. NEW YORK, Nov. 17. Ju- 11a O'Brien, 103 years old, who had binoked a pipe for 70 years, lias drawn hor last whiff. As the oldest inmato of tho St. Q Francis home, where aged worn- en aro cared for by nuns, Mrs. O'Brien died mourned by all, says tho American. Phjsicians who attend the home say she was the most mar- DREDGE INLET TO BID nuMJ'f Residents of District No. 10 Adopt Novel Scheme In Build ing Road to Coos Bay. At the meeting of the electors of Road District, No. 10, at the Ross Inlet school house, it was decided that instead of making improve ments in the highway between Sum ner and Marshfleld now, that the people should wait a short time and in addition to having a "better thor oughfare constructed more cheaply to secure the dredging of Catching Inlet at the same time. This decision was reached after considerable debate. F. E. Wilson pointed out that the proposed ex penditure of $250 per mile for which it was planned to tax the district would not accomplish much and could not possibly reduce the high way to a maximum grade of sixteen per cent unless it was made more winding than a mountain brook. Mr. Wilson suggested that Catching In let be dredged, making a fine chan nel and the dredglngs be thrown up on wliat would be the west side at the mouth and thus make a dike and a roadway. The plan met with instant apprp- val. While the audience came to the meeting intent on voting a levy sufilclent to build the present high way, it was decided by a vote of seventeen to five to adopt the plan of Catching Inlet dredglngs. ..t..r..r..-i....,...., ...4..4. ..j-. f..j. vH"r"rr "f tllMffcTEfTM D i LsM WfijiiiU The manufacturer of one of the best brands of Linoleum made nn error in the shipment of our order and as n result o are over stocked. To work off the surplus supply e will sell Aor.A i wf JsJ'Ji Pii&a 2iAaaJL o D W'4 Linoleum This is wlint Is regularly sold at 70c and 75c. It will pay you to buy Linoleum now and look nt this before you buy. I C. A. JOHNS House Furnisher FRONT STREET a444j4.W,(44-H-I-.I4. AUTO DRIVER KILLED. Effort to Break Twenty-Four-Honr Record Ends Disastrously. (By Associated Press.) BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Nov. 17. While forcing his Renault car at a speed of more than sixty miles per hour In an effort to lower the 24 hour automobile record, Emlle Stry cker was almost instantly killed early today on -the Fair Grounds track here. Leon Barrows of this city, who was on the car with Strycher was seriously injured. Two tires of the car blew up and Instant ly the car was a total wreck. Strycker died before medical aid reached him. SUGAR TRUST Government Begins Action to Recover Three Million Dollars. (By Associated Pres.) NEW YORK, Nov. 17. The United States government has brought -six suits against the Ameri can Sugar Refining Company to re cover forfeitures and customs re ceipts to the amount of $3,G24,l2l on sugar delivered by the Havemej ers and Edler refineries in Brooklyn during the past six years. The gov ernment alleges fraud in weighing the shipments. A TO V, and ask for nny of the following cigars DEALER 2J 1J 1UU1 l-fJLii-SLiLsJLiJft. eep Sea, Porto de Oro, Churns White Crow Luxo Havana Specials Oregonian Refunds Little Teddy Maryland Club Clear Havnnas, Dp'iirstics nnd Nickel Gools. If they don't suit you, tell us what is the nintter with them and we will then tell jou what is the trouble with you. Western Oregon Grocery Co. WHOLESALERS. NORTJEI BEND, COOS BAY, OREGON. PONTIFICAL MASS SAID. Fiftieth Anniversary of Pone Pius Celebrated lly Many. (Bj .Tsaociated Piess.; ROME, Nov. 17. Pontifical mass velous woman physically they was celebrated Monday morning at ever met. Sho smoked three big St. Peters, the occasion being the plpofuls a day one when sho 4 fiftieth anniversary of Pope Plus arose, one after dinner and tho jonteiing the priesthood. It was tho thiid just beforo retiring. Up .most impressive ceremony witnessed to the last sho was able to read in Rome since tho coronation of the small typo without the aid of Pontiff. There were present not less APPEAL OIL CASE. At-011 Go eminent to Present It to U. S, Supreme Court. CHICAGO, Nov. 17. District torney Sims served notice the counsel of the Standard Oil Com pany of Indiana that on November 30, the government will apply to tho Supreme Court for a writ of certlorail bringing the record of tho famous rebating cube before that tribunal. fa I ni stiU W -.AK'VfW 9 Hlir; .-TBf. i Take tho doctor's advice as to where ou should get your drugs and prescriptions put up, and his hints vvill benefit you. invatiably ho will send you hero, because we have the leputation of keeping the purest and freshest drugs and medicines, and nf carefullj compounding such prescrip tions as ho writes. We are prompt and polite, too, In our service, and patrons never have to complain of overcharging. Remember the name and address for possible future use. VthftMfctZffli, REB CROSS RUG STORE JOHN PREUSS, Proprietor TO MARSHFIELD VOTERS. BALLOON IS SIGHTED. glasbes. than seventy thousand from all parts $ 4 of the world. Tho population of Canada is now about G, 500, 000. In Belgium a revenue of $G5,000 is derived fiom roadside fruit trees. DANCES AT RINK every Tues day and Saturday ovonlng. The Mexican government is ar ranging to spend $25,000,000 to en courage litigation schemes. Steamer BREAKWATER sails from Coos Bay for Portland SAT URDAY, NOVEMBER 21, at S A. 31. I LETT0 POCKET KNIVES --t:------tr-t:-tt--::--::---::-- ::------ t K I :: :: t :: 1 :: Aii- Craft Passes Near San Bernar dino. (Bv Associated Press.) SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 17. The "United States" was sighted northwest of tills city traveling to ward the San Bernardino range of mountains nt u good speed. It is close to the ground. PORTLAND .MAX SENTENCED. The platform adouted by the Marshfleld Citizens League, which asks all desiring a better city to join it and aid in carry- Ing out Its aims Is as follows: "AVE PLEDGE OUR CANDI- DATLS TO AN HONEST, STRAIGHT FORWARD, ECO- NOMICAL BUSINESS AD3IIN- 1STRATION, AND TO REDUCE THE DEBT OF THE CITY IN ALL LEGITI3IATE 3IEANS POSSIBLE." O rtfrw ''TELECTRICAL Iotce I tlffffl I KIIPPI.IRK j?sr Pffisagsaswy &? For WILL HOLD AN EDGE Stiletto Carvers and Table ARE OE THE FINEST QUALITY. tr &mves .lack LuRosc GUeii Life Term Neuiuan 3Iuidir. ' (By Associated Press.) PORTLAND, Nov. 17. Jack La Rose, who was convicted of the mur der of Herman Neuiuan In this city, was today sentenced to life imprisonment. Out of every million letters that pahs through tho postofllce it Is cal- I Stiletto Razors ARE THE HIGHEST GRADE. Stiletto Scissors mid Shears ARE THE VERY REST ANY LADY CAN BUY. 1 dilated that only one goes astray. :: 1 x: 1 EVERY BLADE WARRANTED Hiilfier's Hardware Steamer BREAKWATER sails from Coos Bav for Portland SAT -;:----n-:w---K-:t--j;--n-::----K-K---n-wi:L.K1)AV XOvkmiii:u 21, at 8 a. m. The stato of North Carolina 1 one of the most notable in the Union for the pioductlon of gems, particularly diamonds, emeralds, rubles. nnim-!? murines, boryls, hiddenlto, rhodolite, amethysts and remarkable rock crys tals. Goms have boon found mainly in tho course of mining operations, although u fow systematic searches for thom have been made and two companies aro now engaged exclu sively in such work. The plumbing on tho new Hotel Chandler is being dono by J. B. R.U5T The specifications call for Class "A" material and work manship throughout. Esti mates given on plumbing, heating and gas fitting. C Street, Opposite Hotel Chnndler PnONE 80 1. grjywtgi.TTrjTTrjT7iia-ifrfY"ijnritTVMrd'ili' mmrt rSZ3SESEnX!SSa32SSB23S!33F NOTICE OF SALE OF I3IPROVE. 3IENT BONDS. Scaled proposals will bo receive by tho Finance Committee yL ih9 Common Council of the City c Marshfleld, Coos County, Oregon, at the ofllco of the Recorder of km city, in the City Hall of said city until 4 o'clock p. m., Monday, Nc. vember 30, 1908, for $1G, 022.7 street Improvement bonds of the City of Marshfleld in denominations not exceeding $500, beailng tDCr est at tho rate of six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually; each bond to bo dated November 2d 1908, payable ten years from tho date thereof; provided that the right is reserved to take up and cancel any of such bonds, upon tho payment of the face valuo thereof within accrued Interest to tho date of payment at any semi-annual In tercst payment period at or after one year from the date of such bonl or bonds, by giving thirty days pub lished notice. Bonds authorized by act of Legls laturo of Stato of Oregon. Assessed valuation of City $1,791 549.00. No bonded indebtedness. Population estimated at 5,000. Certified check for 5 per cent of amount of bids must accompany each bid, to bo forfeited In caso bid Is accepted and bidder falls to accept bonds within ten days. Bids received for any amount of said bonds, small bidders being given preference. The, right is re served to reject any and all bids. Dated this 5 th day of November. 1908. HERBERT LOCKHART, JAS H. FLANAGAN, CLAUDE NASBURG, Financo Committee of. tho Common. Council. A CURE FOR RIIEl'MATISSI. Each recurring attack of rheuma tism makes tho disease harder to control, but the fact that It is not in Itself dangerous causes people to neglect it, awaiting a change or a settled condition of the weather for relief. It is often only after the dis ease has become so serious as to In terfere with business that the suf ferer will seek more than temporary relief. Chamberlain's Liniment is a emedy for rheumatism which auy one can apply. It not only gives prompt relief from pain, but in a large majority of cases It brings about permanent results. The first application will surprise and dPlight you as immediate relief Is almost sure to follow. For sale by JOHN PREUSS. vncnoriavvMasasa NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ELECTRIC BELLS Burglar alarms, Annunciators, Gas lighters and all sorts of ELECTRIC EQUIP3IENT. Wo furnish electricians sunplies in large or small quantities Contracts taken for wiring. Our goods are thoroughly up-to-date and our prices aro attractive. Temple (Sh Wilson UNDERTAKING PARLORS. Funeral supplies in general. Liceusod embalmer with Indy assistant. South Broadway. Telephones: OFFICE 2101. RESIDENCE 2103. Oregon Electrical United States Land Office. ROSEBURG, Or., September 29, 1908 Notice is hereby given that on De cember 22, 1905, the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company, by its attorney in fact Frank E. Alley, of Roseburg, county of Douglas, State of Oiegon, flled in this office Its application to select, under the act of Congress, approved Juno 4, 1897, the lots 3, 4, Sec, 24, T. 27 S., R. 11 W., W. M. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the lands described, or desir ing to object because of tho mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, to tho disposal to appli cant, should file their affidavits of protest in this office, on or before tha 21st day of November, 1908. , Not coal land. BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register. too not rorget that DeWItfb Little Early Risers aro the best pills made. They are pleasant little pills that ara easy to take and are prompt and gentle. We sell and ra ommendi them. Sold by LOOKHARJ & PARSONS. pnr VPJ STREET, 3IARSIIFIELD S8ss&32!Lv-rsg: m PJi m Everything Back But the Dirt Road tho Times' Want Ada. f H Marshfleld Hand & Steam Laundry wtr-rTm. (ib Call bervne nt All Hours Oood Hoarse nnd Vehicles HEIFER, MILLER & CO. Livery, Feed nnd Snlo Stable. ITAr FOR SALE Wholesale and retail. 3d and 'A' Sts. Phono 1201 Mrfld. 'mmm GOOD THINGS to Eat Ready For The Table at CORTHELL'S DELICATESSEN. LUNCHES SERVED, t t t t t t e (0.( 3e.tor send this paper to a friend. The Coos Bay Times Want Column. ... TV -' " -"--yifciiftr ;'-"A--
