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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1910- EVENING EDITION -
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Funeral of Relative of Coos Bay
, Men Largely Attended
at Roseburg.
1 Concerning the funeral of C. J.
Denning, a brother of Frank Den
ying and W. S. Denning of Coos
Bay, the Roseburg Review says:
Attendance at the funeral of the
late C. J Denning, held at the, Elks'
temple Saturday, filled the big lodge
room to overflowing. Appropriate
musical numbers were rendered by
the choir and an eloquent and Im
pressive sermon delivered by Rev.
"E. H. Hicks of Ashland. Interment
followed In the Odd Fellows' ceme
tery. At the close pi the ceremonies
the grave was entirely hidden by the
numerous and beautiful floral trib
utes offered.
Mr. Denning was a native of Look
ing Glass, where he was reared to
manhood. For a short time he was
engaged In the hotel business at Co
quille with his brother-in-law, U. S.
Morgan. Upon moving to this ci;y
about twelve years ago he conducted
the Farmers' Hotel, on Lane street.
Later he was associated with A. E.
Kent, during two different periods,
in conducting cigar stores and In the
interim they were the proprietors of
what is now known as the Farmers'
Feed Stables. They sold the Mono
gram Cigar Store a few months ago,
and shortly afterwards Mr. Denning
bought an interest in W. B. Ham
mitte's undertaking business.
Few men have lived in Roseburg
who have been held in as high re
gard by his friends and acquaintan
ces as was Mr. Denning. His hon
esty and square dealing were almost
proverbial, and if he had an enemy
no one ever knew of It. His daily
life was guided by a clean conscience,
and he passes on to his final rest
mourned by the hundreds who knew
him as a good citizen and the exem
plar of a spotless private life.
XEV.S OF COQUILLE.
PARTY MAX WHO .MOVES WITH
THE MARCH OF PROGRESS HAS
SOMETHING TO SAY AHOUT
THE ASSEMBLY.
EDITOR TIMES: A correspondent
In support of the assembly has cited
a convention of attorneys at Salem
who favored the election of the pres
ent Supreme Judges, regardless of
party; this argumnt Is misleading
and outside of the Issue; it is not a
parallel case.
Theso attorneys did no more than
to express their own views with re
gard to the matter, which they had
a right to do; they did not attempt
to speak f6r anybody but thesmelves;
they did not seek to bind any out
side party; they left every man out
side free to choose for himself; they
did not attempt whether or no to
foist their preferences on any man.
Not so the assembly folks. They
are not satisfied to stop at expressing
their own individual views and pref
erences, but they claim the right to
speak for the party; they claim the
right to use the party name and the
party organization; they claim the
right to select the candidates for pub
lic office and to foist their selection
upon the party. In short, they' claim
the right to speak for and control
the paity through the assembly.
This, no set of men have any right
to do in law or morals, and whoever
does so usurps a right ho does not
possess.
The primary law provides how par
ty nominations for public office shall
be made and they cannot be legally
made in any other way.
The law does not provide for any
assembly; the law does not provide
for the election of any delegates to
any assembly; the assembly is not
recognized by the law In any way.
The assembly is a creature entirely
outside of the law. Therefore, the
holUtng of any assembly, the election
of any delegates thereto and the nom-
L iiiation of any candidates by any as
sembly for or on behalf of any poli
tical party is a usurpation of power
not possessed by the persons who do
it. Again, the primary is criticized
because a candidate may be noml-
tSSEMBLY
I able enemies of corporate gre'd ro-
i p.'ived nominations to positions In
nhlch, if elected, they might be m-
'nblcd to protect the labour and the
,nnmtt .onsunier from the rapacil oi capi-
im l U V i tal and the trusts.
BlHn I I When, In 1002, the people of Ore
" Bl ' ! son i Republican by a large majoil
Coos County Seat Etcnts as Told By
the Sentinel.
Miss Jotty Watson has been con
fined to her home suffering from the ,ulted by a plurality of votes; because
effects of poison oak. ; a cical. majority of all votes cast 1
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i not necessary to a nomination.
This is true; but there is nothing
Politicians Plan to Knife Popu
lar Law In the
Back.
adopted the Initiative and refeien
(lani amendment to the constitution,
they "faced" the beast with every
show of a determination to right;
and, in 1904, by enacting the direct
primary law, by another magnificent
majoilty, they secured a sti angle hold
on the cat. Will they now be de-
EDITOR TIMES: As a member of
the Republican party I desire permis- ( celved Into foregoing the advantage
slon to enter Into the "Republican they have thus gained?
Assembly Plan" discussion. I lay j We believe in the direct primary
claim to membership in the party jaw because we believe that the whole
rather from devotion to the principles ' party, by a direct vote, should noml
for which I understand It to standat0 its candidates for public office.
than for love for any members or
leaders of the party. I do not be
lieve that a man should be read out
of the Republican party by reason of
the fact that he would vote for
We believe this to bo for the best, not
only because It Is manifestly just, but
also because there is far less oppor
tunity for money or its influenco to
affect a selection made by all of the
George Chamberlain for any office of voters Of the party scattered through
public trust in preference to C. W. 0ut an entire district than a nomlna-
Fulton, though the former is an.ton made by a few practical politi
cians WITHIN the party assembly in
convention.
We do not believe in the assembly
plan because, manifestly, It nullifies
avowed Democrat and the latter
claims a place in the Republi
can party.
The Republican party in Oregon is
usually credited with a majority of , tne primary law, and again subjects
from 15,000 to 20,000. By popular J the state to tne dangers of bribery
vote the direct primary law with dl- jn politics.
rect selection of United States Sena-J However, we do not view th.s as
tor was passed in 1904 b a vote o ! semb'y-plan agitation with much ap
56,205 for to 1G.354 against said j iirolicnslon of harm. While it seems,
measure. Hence, I think it may , tJ be a SOit of "vermiform appendix"
fairly bo said that the party has gone j to thc Republican party, it seems so
upon record as favoring the direct I far removeil from the vital principles
primary law
I have recently noted with sur
prise that some of the defenders of
of the "grand old party" that It
should just naturally rot off and drop
to nieces of its own putrefaction. But
the so-called "Assembly Plan" havelf thls "political appendicitis" con
declared that said plan is not inimi- thules to an0y and to threaten dis
solution to the party, it is to be earn
estly hoped that the Republican ranks
will perform a successful operation
on the diseased incumbrance at the
a conscientious ue- ,,. ni.,nrv oiwtinn.
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HARRY G.
HOY.
,WHY SALVES FAIL
TO CURE ECZEMA
Complaint has reached the Senti
nel office that parties down the river
unusual about tha'; a candidate is
are making a business of hunting not required to have a clear majority
deer with degs. If the report is tru.' ! 0f all votes cast to secure an election
the so-called hunt j-s are running
great risks and are laying theniseh
liable to p. heavy lino and perhaps
Imprisonment. It Is unlawful to
hunt deer at this time of the year
and It is unlawful to hunt with dogs
at any time of the year. Such acts
are of rather brazen nature and
show a tendency toward lawlessness
on the part of the participants.
Tho residence of F. S. Bunch at
to any office in this State. A plural
ity is sufficient all along the, line; the
constitution of the S'ate provides that
in all elections under it the person or
persons receiving the highest num
ber of votes shall be elected. Indeed
it could not well bo otherwise. Think
it over.
Now, while it is a matter of small
concern, for the benefit of some of
my assembly brethren, permit me to
say that I am not aware that It Is any
Dora caught fire Friday afternoon 1 praticulnr disgrace to bo a Democrat:.
while Mrs. Bunch and the smaller I -while I believe this to be true, yet
children were alone at home. The tn0 writer is not now, neither has ho
fire was discovered just as the Myr-0Ver been a Democrat; he has never
tlo Polnt-Fairviow mall carrier was uoen at any time or placo anything
passing and ho gallantly stopped to ut a Republican ; he has never, sup
help extinguish the fire but his of- mvted our Cecrge for anything a' all
forts proved unavailing until more at any time. Can all tho assembly
help which had been summoned by brethren, truthfully say as much?
telephono arrived when the lire was
flnnlly conquered.
Preparations are being made for
an old fashioned celebration at Nor
way on tho Fourth. About six hun
dred dollars has been raised and ev
erything will be done to make it
pleasant- for the largo crowd that Is
expected to be present.
However, tho writer hopes ho is
not a petrified Republican. He hopes
ho has not been in cold storage along
with the county central cp.mmittee
or some of them, ever since the time
of McKinley. Ho believes in progress
in politics as in all things else; ho is j
cal to the direct primary law, and
have even gone so far as to personally
endorse the direct primary law while
pleading for the assembly In the pub
lic prints. To
publican one who belongs to his
party because of the principles for
which it stands, foremost among
which, within the State of Oregon, Is
the direct primary law such ac.ion
on the part of these self-appointed
saviors of the party is but to add in-. Scientists are now agreed that the
suit to attempted injury. Those eczema germs are lodged not in the
gentlemen know, and must realize outer skin or epidermas, but in the
that most of the rest of us know, Inner skin. Hence, a penetrating
that the principal reason which they liquid Is required ,not an outward
privately use in their "button-hole" j salve that clogs the poreo.
arguments, aiul whereby they seek to We recommend to all eczema
really defend their public position in patients the standard prescription Oil
private interview, is that "tha man of Wintergreen as compounded in
who Works in the street Is not com- liquid form known as D. D. D. Pres
petent and qualified to select fit and criptioa. A. trial bottle of this D. D
qualified persons as nominees to pub- D. Prescription, at only 25 cents, will,
lie office. " 'Instantly relieve the Itch. We have
Now the time has come when this 30'd and recommended this remedy
"codfish aristocracy" of the Republl-' for years, and know of wonderful
can party desires to slip qaietly into'ouros from its use- We recommend
possession of what, In its self-satls- !t to om" l'atrons.. The Red Cross
fled egoism, it deems its own. Of 'Dr"S C-
course, the old argument anent the , '
alleged Ignorance of the "rank and For indigestion and all stomach
file" must not be publicly declared, trouble tako Foley's Orino Laxative,
lest those ignorant toilers in the as lt stimulates the stomach and
street and on the farm might read, liver and regulates tho bowels and,
and in their Ignorance, fail to recog- win Positively cure habitual con
nize the voice of their lord. Hence, stipation. RED CROSS PHARMA-
uy, (Joiin Preuss, Prop.)
Great
Expectation
CURED HAY FEVER
AND SUMMER COLD
A. 3. Nusbaum, Uatesville, ludlann,
wrltos: "Last year I suffored two
or throo months with a summer
cold so distressing that it intorforod
with my business, I had ninny of the
symptoms of hay fever, and n doc
tor's prescription did not roaeh my
case, and I took sevornl medicines
which seemed only to aggravate It.
Fortunately I insisted upon having
Foley's Honey and Tar, It quickly
cured mo. My wlfo has slnco usod
Foley's Honey and Tar with tho
samo success." Rod Cross Phar
macy, (Johu Prcuss, Trop )
fry Times' Want Ads.
Al HIte in an E. M. F. car an l
Stewart Lyons In n Mnxwnll mmin n
trip to Roseburg last weok to look here and now.
over tho road with a view of ostab-1
llshinir an nutnmnlilln s.irvlnn lm. '
tween Coquillo and that city. The
result wns that thtjy fou'iul the road
In suitable condition on which to
operate a line and on Monday carried
their llri.t passengers over. On their
in.tia! trlii they returned in seven
hours.
tho primary Is a long step In the right
direction and Is trying to uphold It.
Ho doesn't believe the political meth
ods used in Indiana forty years ago
.Ire tho proper methods to resort to
CEO. WATK1NS.
Rend the Times Want Ads.
opposed to hibernation; he believes : Tories in the sight of Its helples
gnost. it, uy any fluke or by any
artifice, the assembly plan should be
come, to any extent, popular with the
Republican party, the "rank and file"
would have no more voice In tho nom
ination of party candidates than it
had under the old system of conven-
tions, "In union there Is strength"'
and with even a small organized frac
tion of the party working "tooth and
toe-uall" for one candidate, what,
chance would ono of sevoral inde
pendent candidates for the same nom
ination, regardless of qualifications,
have at the primary nominating elec '
Con? None! And the assemb'y plan
Promoters, being practical, politicians
of the old corrupt schoo', know and
i.i'b i.a.ize that fact. Who or what
would control the assembly? whoi
or whs nniitrnllnil n,o ...-,..,. i.n I
veutlon? To say that it was univer
sally oontrolled by what Is popularly
retererd to as the "predatory Inter
Ml I0YM
THE PLAYHOUSE of QUALITY
a new argument a lemon ono
smooth and oily enough to surrepti
tiously displace the "golden egg" of
tho direct primary, is adopted. It
reads about as follows: "The as
sembly plan is here to go hand-in-hand
with the primary law. I have
not heard a single person say yet
who favors the assembly plan that
he did not annrovp nf tho nrimm-v
law." The person who first invented Are reaIIzeii wllen J'0" taste r
that antipodes of truth did, then and dellcious- nutritious
there, usurp the throne of Ananias.1 S dTVoifBirc
That man who claims to be a Repub-' 106 VrSSiSa
ilcan and favors the assembly plan ,',,,,, , 4 , t , . .,
whether he assumes that posl Ion by Wh,Ch iS, varnted to be Perfectl'
reason of hrnorann. or nL.J Jl !Uro an resh ln 0 Wa- Chll-
.. . . ' ' "" . dren or grown-uns aro emiallv
pleased with this high-grade quality,
and with the flavors in which it is
made.
Sold in bulk or bricks.
Always something new at
more than oppose tho illrpnt nrlmnrvl
law: He knifes it In the back and
TWO STORES
230 Front St Ufl Central Ave
"TliE 1IEAUT OF A HEATHEN
CHI. NEE"
(A TltrUllnsr Dr.mia Full of Heart
Interest).
1 I.J.I MHVTKD SOW.
"Put On Your OM Gray IJiviiiolt."
"I.OHKNKO, THE WOlAV
"ATHLETICS IX INDIA."
ADMISSION' IOC.
We'll Like Very
uch to Be Yoisr
erry Merchants
During the fruit season we will
estg" ami that the nominees were all n,ake lt a "olnt t0 liave th things
tools of "the b?ast" would probab'y ou want, which Is our aim a.t all
be putting I- a trifle "strong." But
wo will say. wj h full confidence that tmeS' Tr' au on,er here-
we cannot be successfully contra-
dieted, that the so-callod "Interests"!
controlled most of the conventions In MnrcMtnlA Cvr,..., C
so far as they deemed practicable and I""' allMclU UrOCcry L0.
desirable, and that few active and 210 HROADWAY PHON'E li!-J
Everyon
e Admires
A Well Dressed Man
AND YOU CAN JUST AS WELL WEAR WELL-FIT-
TING, STYLISH-LOOKING CLOTHES AS NOTJeN.
JAMIN CLOTHES GIVE YOU THAT INDIVIDUALITY ;
OF STYLE APPEARANCE WHICH DESIGNATES YOU i
A WELL-DRESSED MAN. THEY ARE GUARANTEED
AS NO OTHER CLOTHES ARE GUARANTEED. If
FRONT OF COAT OF A BENJAMIN SUIT BREAKS OR
LOSES SHAPE IN ONE YEAR'S WEAR CUSTOMER
CAN HAVE A NEW SUIT FREE. YOU KNOW WHAT
CASH ONLY SAVES YOU. "MONEY TALKS."
Hub Clothing and Shoe Company
MARSHFIELD. BAIMDON. 1
c-n-a-::-a--n--n-n--a-n- a-n-a-a-a -au-Ma-a.c..t
Beaver oil! Coal
MOUNT DIABLO AND JOSSOX CE.MEXT
The best Domestic and Imported brands.
Plaster, Lime, Brick, and all kinds of builders material.
HUGH McLAIN
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
310 SOUTH BROADWAY PHONE 201
;04c0jf8g$t&a
GET ONE OF OUR BLOTTERS AND BLOT
OUT YOUR OLD ACCOUNTS AND START IN
PAYING CASH AND SAVE MONEY BY TRAD
ING AT THE PEOPLES' STORE.
SUPPOSING ONE OF YOUR FRIENDS
WOULD START A PRIVATE POST-OFFICE
AND TELL YOU HE WOULD SAVE YOU
MONEY IF YOU TRADED WITH HIM.
WOULD YOU QUIT HAVING THE GOVERN
MENT HANDLE YOUR MAIL AND GIVE ITTO
SOME PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL?
WE CAN ANTICIPATE YOUR ANSWER.
People S
Cooperative
. Company
F. S. RIEBE, Manager
MARSHFIELD. NO'' BEND.
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s
.. . imnorUi.
To anyone Interested in above we would say,
when buying to seo that yo u get title as well as vai
Wo aro best prepared to glvo you both. Our vrork
Aro ueneral Agents for Easteide ana senw" hp,mif
.. t . . m cnttie to n
ttence you will consult your own iniorei iw v-
ter
to do business,
Title Guarantee and Abstract
Branch Office. Oonuillo City. Henry Sengs'
tacken,
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A Want
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