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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1910- EVENING EDITION EIGHT PAGES.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mall
and Coos liny Advert Lscr.
No. 36.
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Arrive at Myrtle Point in Auto
ana Reach Marshfield
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VISIT COOS BAY
To-Ni
MADE THE TRIP
UP THE COAST.
Vice-President E. E. Calvin Is
One of the Party of
Four.
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Four high ofllclnls of tho South
rB raclflc estem will arrive In
Jljnnflcld this evening nliout C
o'clock. They nro this afternoon In
bc Coqullto Valley.
The Southern Pacific olllclals .wlio
are In tho party aro as follows:
E, E. Calvin, vice-president nnd
general manager of the Southern Pa
cific. E. 0. McCormac, vlcc-presldont of
the traffic department of tho South
ern raclflc.
0. Hhondw, gonornl superinten
dent of motive power of tho South
ern Pacific.
V. S. Palmer, genor'al manager of
the Northwestern Pacific.
The railroad men arrived nt Myrtle
Tolnt la an automobile. They ciunu
np the coast from Crescent City nnd
wched Myrtle Point nboiit 12.30
P, M. They Intended to como by way
of Bandon, but the road was reported
tot to be suitable for tho auto and
the road from Port Orford to Mjrtlo
Tolnt Was taken.
At Myrtlo Point tho ollleinls were
net by C. J. MIIIIh, general mnnngor
of the local railroad. On a special
train tho party was talton to Coqulllo
and after a visit at the Heaver Hill
coal mine will be brought on tho apo
dal to Mnrshllohl. Tho party will
itop at the Chandler Hotel to-night
and will leave to-morrow morning for
the north, golug out by way of the
Drain route.
It as reportod at first that Chief
Engineer Hood was with tho party,
bat Information from Coqulllo this
afternoon Is to tho effect that ho Is
not one of tho party.
Mr. MIDI was non-commlttnl re
tarding the purpose of tho, visit of
the officials, it Is understood thnt
they are here on a tour of Inspection.
The lslt of tho high olllclals of
the road at this tlmo, Is believed to
bare much significance, nnd It Is
thought that It may mean thnt tho
ork on tho Drain rond Is to ho re
lumed. These ofllclala hnvo novor
before been lit this locality. It Is
their first trip to tho Coos Hay coun
try and they camo up tho coast
through Curry county whero tho
company has made a survey.
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Letter From Congressman
Hawley's Secretary Gives
Encouraging News.
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Tho Chamber of Commerce has re
ceived a letter from tho prlvato secre
tary of Congressman Hnwley written
from Salem, Tho letter Is In answer
to nn Inquiry regarding the dredgo
Oregon. Tho secietnry quotes a let
tor which was received by Congress
in, .n Hnwley from tho United Stntcs
engineers' olllco nt Portland stating
th n't the Oregon, which Is now nt
Grays Harbor, can be spared from
thnt work soon nnd will probably be
towed to Coos liny during September.
Mr. Hnwley Is coming to Marsh
field nnd u uinsH meeting has boon
callod, for Tuesday night at tho Cham
ber of Commerce rooms, whon tho
citizens nre Invited to bo present and
honr what the Congrcismnu has to
say regarding the harbor Improve
ments nnd other mnttcrs.
HOLDS C0NT00L
OF
NEW MILL IS THOUSANDS MADE HOMELESS
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Hume Estate Wins Injunction l"013 w- M00UK """"
COMPANY WELL SATISFIED
Suit Against the Union
Fisheries Company.
Herbert Ilunio of Wcdderburn, who
U In tho city, repo ts thnt tho In
junction enso of tho Hume estate
against tho Union Fisheries lino boon
decided by' Judge Hamilton in tho
Circuit Court, The Hume estnto so
cured a temporary injunction In the
county court, which was mndo re
turnable in tho Circuit Court. Tho
temporary Injunction was mado per
manent by Judgo Hamilton. Tho
Union Fisheries Company Is re
strained from anchoring In the river
to fish nnd from trcspnsslng on tho
Hume grounds. Mr. Hume says that
WITH THE NEW PLANT.
BY THE FIRE DEVASTATION
Government Has Been Asked to
Give Assistance to the
Helpless.
BANDON, Ore., Aug. 2G The new
mill which was recently completed
by. tho George W. Moore Lumber
Company will be one of tho best In
this part of the state. It has proved
to bo better than was anticipated
when It was built. Tho Hecorder
quotes ono of tho .members of the
company rcgnrdlng tho mill ns fol
lows: "Last week was tho anniversary
of our big flro. Wo hnvo rebuilt
nnd been running tlireo montliB bIiicc
that catnstropho, nnd naturally wo
do not feel ashamed of what we havo
nccompllshed. The new mill hnw
proven ltsolf capable of n greater
output nnd n better qunllty of mnntt
facture than tho old que, nnd Is un-
FLYING TRIP
IS ABANDONED
Aviator Baldwin Does Not At
tempt ot Go Up Because
of Bad Wind.
FIRES ARE NOW
UNDER CONTROL.
(By Associated Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO, August 27.
Captain Dnldwln abandoned his at
tempt to fly across the Golden Gato in
an aeroplauo of his own invention to
day becnuso of adverse air currents.
Ho will try to-morrow.
One Party of Rangers Sup
posed to Be Lost Not in
Danger.
this practically bars the company doubtcdly, ono of, If not tho speed-
from doing any fishing In tho HoKiiollost mill In this country. In proof
River. The defondnnt mndo nnswor
i of this Btntcmcnt we ndvnnce tho cut
I tiin.l.i iii TtKiafl'i v nt lnat U'fmlr? 1XR
to the Injunction, but thero was no' n g ,10ur8 Thg( B0 f(U. n wo
nttorney In court to represent tho de
fense. Mr. Hume says thnt had any
of tho company or cmployos been on
tho ground they could hnvo been pros
ecuted fur contempt of court ns, no-
RAISE MONEY
can find out, Is tho record for hand
ling and snwlng small logs In this
country. The C. A. Smith mill Iuib
handled 435 logs In 10 hours with
two bands, ono doublccuttlng, nnd
n bnttcrv of flvo resaws. whtlo we
cording to the holding of tho Circuit ,inlllllcil ollr 188 wItn ono 8Kk.Cut
Court, they would bo in violation if, ting bnndmlll nnd ono resnw. Also
tho river slnco tho' nil tho turning wns done with a
Slmonson turner which Is ospeclnlly
HACK TO OLD SCHEDULE.
Htvnkwnter Will Hereafter Leave For
Portland Every Sntitulay.
The steamer Breakwater, nfter tho
first of September, will go back to
her old schedule of making one trip
every week. Sho will abandon th
five-day servlco and through tho win
ter months will lenvo Coos Bay for
Portland every Saturday.
mv Associated Press.)
SPOKANE. Wash., August 27. A
'dispatch from St. Maries Hays thoro
are no winds nnd fires nro being
brought under control. Tho forest
.service lias dismissed Its emergency
men nnd sent them to Spokane, A
'dispatch from Iron Mountain from
!n members of tho Halm party says
nil nro safe and uninjured. Tho Spo
knno council last night pifssed a reso
lution nsklng tho national govern
ment to render nsslstnnco to tho
thousands of peoplo who have boon
mado homoloss nnd holploss by tho
fires.
they fished in
county court Injunction.
A Jury decided tho enso of Dr, 13,
Mlngus against tho Hume estate Dr.
designed for largo logs; tho Smith
mill hns n Slmonson nnd several Hill
FOR BONDS
Citizens of North. Bend Discuss
Coos Bay Traction Cor
poration Proposition.
FIRES ARE
REPORTED 00T
A mooting of the North Bend citi
zens wns held last night at tho Com
mercial Club In thnt city. About two
hundred nnd fifty wero present nnd
Col. Brlghnm presided. Tho purpose
wns to discuss tho Coos liny Traction
r. .mnt !.... .iwnitnalflnn If. fill 1 1 f I nn
VUriVIHUUU IHIH.VOH.W,. ........ ....
'electric lino nnd sell bonds.
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It wns stnted that tho company
wanted North Bond' to tnko $50,000
worth of the bonds. Eugene Robln-
'son, engineer for the company, made
n stntcmont rognrdlng tho route. He
snld It was tho Intention to extend
'the rond from Coos Bay to Grants
Pass as n mnln lino nnd thnt .thoro
would bo n branch to Bnndon. J. II.
Somers, who represents tho real
ostato department of tho company
nlso spoko.
At the meeting, subscriptions wero
taken for $25,000 worth of tho bonds
and It was stated that tho other $25,-
000 would bo subscribed to-day. It
was glvon out nt tho meotlng thnt
$35,000 of the. bonds hnd been sub
scribed already at Myrtlo Point.
Mlngus sued for n inodlcnl. feo of turners which nro n short nnd smnll
$1,450. The Jury allowed $725 Which log nppllnnco. Moreover, for tho
wns nt tho rnto of $50 a day while ' benoflt of tho Incredulous, It may bo
tho amount sued for wns at tho rato, stated that tho 435 logs wero of tho
of $100 a day for modlcnl sorvlces samo slzo aa tho ones wo sawed, vn
durlng tho final Illness of tho Into R. rylng from 12 to 30 Inches In dlam
D. Hume. Tho business of this term fetor. Tho kind of wood in ench
of tho Curry county Circuit Court is "case wn8 cedar, red nt Smith's and
pniipimloil nnd court has adjourned. whlto hero
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BALL
.MAY BUILD A MILL.
CORES
GOLD BEACH, Oro., Aug. 20
Charles H. Burfiott of Apploton,
Wis., hns been hero looking ovor
tho country with n vlow of securing
n sultnble location for n saw mill.
It Ib stated that If n suitable location
can bo found n sash nnd door fac
tory will bo built in connection with
tho mill.
COTTON TAKES
A BIO JUMP
Utile Damage Has Been Done
to Timber Interests in
Coos County.
F,nES ARE S--es
favorable reports regarding tho
come ln from nil parts of tho
nty. The many blazes did not do
fly serious damage to the timber.
e loss at tho McDonald-Vnughan
P. here the buildings were burn-
y8 the only big damage. John
a Mountain, the Sixes River, Eckloy
"I Southport districts wero all free
from ares.
1ll:l AT WEDDEBBUKN.
COLD BPAPir t . ., ......
thT n agd thlrt'-8lx yea. died at
e "ay View Hotel ln Weddorburn
a! Trk" nhQun,at'sm of the heart
a the cause and the death was
' audden, it not being known that
toowUDs man was m "nt,l ,l wns
th! re t0 help h,m Mr- Sm,th wns
'n of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Smith
01 Hunters Creek.
Price Goes Up Suddenly Es
tablishing a New High
Record Mark.
i rr Associated PruuO
NEW YORK, August 27. A now
high record wns established for this
season In tho cotton market to-day
when August contracts sold nt $10.90
or 30 points above tho closing last
night, and $4 n balo nbovo tho low
prlco of yestorday morning. The sen
sntionnl gain was duo to covering by
bolnted shorts.
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BIG PROFITS ;
IN DAIRIES
Portland Wins a Game and Is
I Still in Lead of
I
League.
HOW THEY STAND.
Won. Los. P. C.
Portlnnd 72 59 .549
Oakland 78 C7 .538
San FrnncUco..77 09 .528
Vernon 73 71 .607
Los Angeles.. 71 74 .500
FALLS INTO DITCH.
TI TI, tho Chlneso boy, mndo a
llttlo excitement this nftornoon by
falling into tho bay. He wns noar
n float nnd n man hurried down to
tho flont nnd pulled tho youngster
out ot tho water.
-., n ' l ii ' r i Sacramento ...63 SO ,381
Sale of.Capt. Harris's Ranch ,
' Indicates Rise in Value
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Price of Milk.
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NEW PLANT HEADY.
Myrtle Point Soon to Use New Water
i Workx.
MYRTLE POINT, Ore., August 27.
Tho building of tho now water
works system has so far advanced
that It Is thought that tho pipe will
im wtaiiv to turn the wnter in borne
tipio next week. Meantime the pump
is being run almost continuously io
overcomo tho leakage in tho old
wooden pipes and give the people a
supply of water for household use
nnd for Are protection.
NOT READY
T0REP0RT
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
(By Associated Press.)
PORTLAND, August 27. The fol
lowing aro tho scores of to-day's
games:
AT PORTLAND R- n
Portland j)
San Francisco 2
AT OAKLAND K- "
7 12
Oakland ' l
l!bs Angeles
AT VERNON R II(
o 5
Vernon "
Sacramento
Investigating Committee of
Congress Will Hear More
Indian Contracts.
(By Associated Press.)
KANSAS CITY, Mo., August 27.
Tho members of the Congressional
committee which has been Investigat
ing the Gore bribery charges ln con
nection with tho Oklahoma Indian
contracts, passed through hero to-day
en route homo. Tho committee will
make no report until further hearings
are hold ln Washington in November.
(By Associated Press.)
PORTLAND. Oro.. August 20.
Portland won yesterday from San
'Frnnclsco. Tho scores of the gnmes
Tho salo of Capt. Harrls'a dairy wero as ioiiowb:
ranch nt Sumner yesterday to L. F. AT PORTLAND R.
Prlco & Company of Kansas City Is Portland . : 6
another Illustration ot tho rapid ad- San Frnnclsco . 0
vanco ln values of this class of prop- AT OAKLAND R.
orty and calls attention to tho big Onkland 0
profits In It. Capt. Harris sold clgh- Ios An'geUm , . . . . 1
ty-llve acres of bottom land, lnclud-. AT VERNON R.
Ing tho buildings, dairy stock, etc., Vernon ; 0
for $15,000 nnd deducting tho value Sacramonto 3
of tho cows, etc., ho figures tho' land t
at $152 per aero. Ho still retains
nbout three hundred nnd forty ncros j
of raw land, Including somo cran- i
berry marsh, Ten years ago ho paid j
$10,000 for tho four hundred and
tome odd acres, and In this tlmo has Commander wilot wri m-g"".-
mado many Improvomonts on It, but ' -'"i"" " " " . .
Has also secured a good profit from ' " Booms liuoiy tnai u.e B,, on
it.. iti., A Aim irtiitti rf til I rt-
dairying by applying the modern "'"J"" "l "" ,.,,, ,'V . 7"
methods , quiuo nvur inu- uo ,..u,. u, ...v
government n ukvh w
tho neonlo of Bnndon. C. A, Mooro
RANCHERS GETTING RICH.
HKV. LYON ON BREAKWATER.
A mossngo has been received v
that Evangelist Lyon and hU
singer, Prof. Harris, aro on
board tho Breakwater and If she
reaches Marshfield in tlmo will
hold services in the morning In
the tabernncle. Services will bo
held Sunday morning In the tab-
ernacle whether they arrive in
time or uot.
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Lyon Is coming Sunday, Aug. 2Sth.
MAY GET JETTY LIGHTS.
MANY WILL CO
TDJMEGE
Coos Bay to Be Well Repre
sented at the Educational
Institutions.
Many of tho young peoplo of Cqob
Bay will bo lenvlng during tho noxt
few weeks to nttend colleges at dif
ferent places. Quito a numbor will
go from thlu city and nlso from North
Bend.
Coos Bay will bo well reprosontod
at the University of Orogon at Eu
gone. Bon Chandler, who haB been
spending tho summor horo, will re
turn to Eugono to continue 11b stu
dios. Miss Mnrjorlo Cowan, MIbb
Bessto Coke nnd Mlsa Slgnu Holm
will nlso go to that college,
Sovoral of tho boys will go to Co
lumbln Unlvorslty, Portland. Among
them will bo Ed. Weldor, Leo. Mc
Lnln. Jack Noblo and Joe Noble. Pat
the people of Bnnaon. u a. ooro m w0 ag been tending
secretary of tho Commercial club of I .,.. ... ..... thero tuU
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Gordon RnsmusEon will return 'o
. -i i. ii...w.l...u euliillll l.n- Unnilnn linn rnrfilvotl n
Milk Dm 1'ij; One Mouth. Commander Elliott who has charge '
Coos Bay dairymen are gottlng of tho lighthouse worK in mis "-Uw Orcgon Agrloultnral College at
..lot. Ppnimiiiv tlio lnrcest payment trlct. Mr. Elliott writes thnt the ... ... . ... Q,m, t.T.,i,
..o mn,i0 nn Mm nnv 'for milk for n llelitliouse at Bandon Is to bo chang-
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single month, wns paid to R. A. ed to an on vapor ugni wnicn win
Church, who milks about fifty cows increase Its brllllnncy. The mattor
and sends his milk to tho North Bend ' of putting the lighthouse on the
Condensory. His check for tho month south side of tho river mouth will
of June amounted to $810.09. (require nn appropriation from con-
Cal. Brldgea, Geo II.. Myers, Chrls-lgresB but If the need seems to exist
i ii.mon nnn Smith and all ' Commander Elliott hna It In his pow-
the other ranchers who nro sending 'er to place lights on the Jetty as an
their milk to tho condensory are do-; aid to navigation. Ho will visit
Ing proportionately well, according i Bandon soon to investigate mo mni-
to the numbor of cows, etc.
Tho condensory paid for butterfat
for April 39 cents, May 39 cents, and
June 40 cents per pound, and Mr.
Keating states that they will guaran
tee at least 40 cents per pound for
tho balance of the year. This cer
tainly Is fine for the dairymen and
ought to greatly Increase the amount
of milk produced here.
iCorvallls. Miss Ruth Smith, Hugh
Smith nnd Walter Asplund will also
attend the Agricultural College thU
year.
Miss Lucy Horton will nttend tno
University of Washington nt Soattlo
this year.
Albert Hansen oxpects to cntor tho
Oakland Polytechnic School at Oak
land, Cal. His sister, Miss Mary Han
son, will also go nway to school this
year,
Miss Madgo Barry of Emplro has
already left for San Rafael, Cal ,
whore she will attend school.
..... . Ralnh Coko of North Bond will go
TOKO your nuautxi im.i.u ui - itiq.ui.v hi Pnccno
ORCHESTRA. HESKUVE tables ... " " , "," ... ,
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Lyon Is coming Sunday, Aug. "Nth.
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