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THE COOS BAY TIMES,. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1910 EVEMING EDITION.
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COOS BAY DAILY TIMES,
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Id. O. MALONEV Editor and Pub.
AM K. MALONEY News Editor
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An Independent ltepuullcan news
paper published every evening except
Pnnday, and Weekly by
IThe Coos liny Tlnicn Publishing Co.
News of Nearby Towns
Dedicated to tho service of tho
people, that no good cause shall lack
a champion, and that ovl shall not
thrlvo unopposed.
Tho Coos Day Times represents a
oonsolldatlon of tho Dally Coast Mall
And Tho Coos Day Advertiser. The
eoast Mall was the first dally estab
lished on Coos Day and Tho Coos
Day Times Is its Immediate successor.
MAKE MACK
(in mm
Judge McGinn Charges Assem
bly With Being Illegal
Seeks Injunction.
PORTLAND, Ore., August 27. Tho
Tolegram says:
To prevent M. C. Georgo and E. V.
Llttleflcld from signing arguments fa
voring tho assembly ticket as chair-1 ,
man and secretary, respectively, of! w R MnvU WflB ,, fnJm Dandon
ho Republican State central commit- om. , v,B,t wUh frlen(8
tec, Judge Henry E. McGinn, Georgo ,. M,nMnB
Joseph and W. S. U'Reu aro on tholr f
ivm Onlnm ..! .. .. .. .. k .. I
uj iu tjiwiiii 11 uij.jij lur u Juri'i'limi
visitor nt tho court house
Georgo Gould of a..
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aifnr nt f m n..i ' PftI
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oarsi!
bringing over n few wild cat
WIUUII I1U u
ty bounties.
which he secured tho sn . . u&
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MYRTLE POINT NOTES.
News of the District ns Reported
in the Enterprise.
8UMSCHIPTION HATES.
In Adyunco.
DAILY.
Ons yoar $5.00
Six month $2.60
Less than G months, por month .60
Whon not paid strictly in advanco
tho prlco subscription of tho Coob
Day Times Is $M( PEIt YEAH.
WEEKLY.
Una yoar $1.60
Ctnrenco, son or Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Strong wap unfortunate in
falling from his blcyclo near the Dnld
Hill school house Tuesday and break
ing his arm.
Official Paper of Coos County.
OFFICIAL PAPEK OF THE CITY
OF MAHSIIFIELD.
WHAT OF THE HAIII1ATH7
WHAT shall wo do with tho Sab
bath? It scorns to domand of us
something dlfforont than other days.
It stands in our calendar as n day
that Is dlfforont. Timu has given It
traditions that nro dlfforont. It is n
spneo botween tho dnya that aro gone
nnd tho days that nro to como. It is
a apaco botweon tho labors and trials,
tho Joys nnd griefs, tho hopes and
dospalrs of a week that is past, and
thoso of n wcok that Is Just nhend,
It la a tlino of rust nnd relaxation
fiom n fight that Is united, for an
othor Hint is about to begin. It is n
tlmo of qulut nnd calm between
utorms that would ovorcomo hut for
Its haven.
What shall w0 do with theso hours
botweon that wo call tho Sabbath?
Tlioro Is much ground for disagree
ment among those who nook an nil
Bwor, but there Is also u bit of
ground for agreement which tho very
nnturo of tho day Btiggosts.
To ovory man, no matter what elso
It may moan, tho Sabbath should
moan at loast a littlo period of calm
thought and rotloctlon upon tho
things that have bcou In his
'Injunction from Circuit Judge Gnllo
I way. Theso arguments liuvo been
sent to appeaMn tho political pam
phlet which tho Secretary of State is
Issuing through tho Stnto printing of
fice. If successful in preventing tho
publication of this argument in tho
manner In which it Is signed, tho
men bringing tho suit believe that
everything tho assembly has dono or
Is trying to do will bo declared llle-l
gnl, as in contravention of tho law, I
at least until after the primaries aro '
held.
Tho contention of Joseph nnd Mc
Ginn Is that tlioro is no provision in
tho law whoroby tlioro can bo a fac
tion within tho party, and, In fact, tho ,, , , .
law Is Interpreted to prevent tho for- . ,Mr' nn'M"; ' J- l'tB return-
mntlon of rlncs an.! t..nnl.l,. nrlnr n 0(1 yesterday from Elk river, Curry
tho primaries. Further, that there Is ?0,mly h?r tlley !mvo boon cami
no provision of tho law warranting a
UANDON BRIEFS.
News of Tlint City Taken From
the Bnndoii Itocoruer.
Mrs, Alexander Thrift, of San Jose,
Calif., Is visiting her son, A. O.
Thrift and family.
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COQU1LLE NEWS. 4
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Facts of Intoivst Taken From
tho Coqulllo Valley Sentinel.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. L. Bender nnd
Miss Mngglo Clinton havo returned
from tholr trip to Portland. They
drovo to Roscburg In their automo
bile, returning In tho samo vehicle.
55. T. Johnson brought to this
office Tuesday n twig of flno Gross
prunes grown on n tree in his yard.
Tlioro wore ten well developed
prunes on tho ono small twig.
Heed Gnlller went to the bay on
tho noon boat last Saturday to take
In tho close of the Carnival.
Mrs. Nels Itasmussen returned
from tho bay side Tuesday, whero she
had been visiting foe the past two
weeks.
Misses Kato Rosa and Mary Marsh
returned last Thursday after being
away for the past two months. Miss
Itosa having been at Albany, nnd
Miss Marsh at Salem, attending
school.
J. L. Hervey of Oakland, Calif., ar
rived in Coqulllo Friday last for a
short visit with relatives.
I
Stovo Galllerof Dandon i,
lllo visitor tho first of the
: uallfor is very ini.m, , "ct4
slnco his roturn ft-., n.u. pt0,MI
"" '"iiorn 1 1.
says ho received entire relief,
pnln at tho Bprlngs there.
qu
Mr
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Osmnndson and
Miss Kate Wiekham will leavo next
Week for n month's trip through California.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hoyt and Mr.
Hoyt's two sisters, arrived tte first of
the week for a visit with M. O. Haw
kins and family.
iurs. juck iioniiam h ,. .'
slowly recovering from nn mnei,
anvnrnl U'mtlr'u .1 . . ''"'
.-.. .. umimuii, Jack'.1
on tho street tho first of the week f
tho first tlmo slnco their return!,,
Roscburg, whoro they went ff '
Cnnina for medical treatment '
L. A.
Tom Lane, who acted ub head saw
yer at the local sawmill for Bovornl
years, loft tho first of tho weok for
Whereat. pU-ii .i.
r -- uuuiniui. ..
Min Innnl rnllwnv a....... !
"" ' i'ii several dim
in Coqulllo last week running ,
II...... .. ll. ,.. . S l"'
i.i.uo iU1 wio uuw rigni of way u,
has practically completed the od
now and tho entire mntter It Us J
tho higher olllclala of tho railway. I
FOIt THE QUEEN OF THE Im
SEE EASTSIDE. '
faction indicating Its preferenco in
the prlmnrles hold In that party. Tho
asnombly organization has filed nn
argument with tho Secretary of Stato
In behalf of Its candidates, naming
them as tho Republican party candl-,
dates. Inasmuch as there nro many
candidates seeking tho Republican
nominations, tho contention Is that
tho Republican Stato contrnl commit
tee has no right to nnmo tho assem
bly candidates, or any othor set of
candidates, as tho nominees of tho
Republican party. In other words,
that Ocorgo and Llttloflold, in Blgnlug
thoniBclves ns they do to tho argu-1
munt, nro exceeding tholr authority
and nro setting themselves up as tho
lug nnd fishing for nbout six woeks.
Dovl brought back a crop of whisk
ers that would run n mnttrcss factory
for n wcok, more or less. He was
much improved In health by tho outing.
A. O. Hooton of Drldgo brought to
town last wcok several very hand
Bomo npplcs. Thoy wero nlmost as
lurgo ns ordinary pumpkin nnd woro
beautifully colored. They woro Joft
at Hormnnn's Dazaar and wero plckod
up by strnngors who wished to show
tho fruit to frlondfl In less favored
sections.
K. N. Smith nnd family and Mr.
and Mrs. L. W. Doyoo loft yesterday
Republican party In nn attempt, to fo"-"Ivoraldo. Cnllf., where thoy will
deceive tho voters of that party.
spend tho winter, nnd
Any candidate cn have f'rlonds ''.T '"" They
write nn argument for him to bo pub
lished In tho pamphlet. Georgo nnd
whoro thoy
will drivo
through nnd may visit tho Klamnth
Falls country enrouto. Thoy nro
Llttionoiii rnni.i i.nvn .!... . ..u ri. "uriiiuiy equippeu ior tno journey
vatu IndlvldunlB or friend of tho as..11 nnUcl)nto nn onjoyablo outing.
nimbly
Mayor J. W. Mast goes up the
river today whero ho will spend n
wek visiting his mother at Leo.
Jay Wodruff and family, Claude
Wodruff and mother, nnd Mrs. Now
man and children, loft Sunday for
nn outing down the const. They arc
oxpected back Friday.
Mrs. L. C. Gibson nnd daughter
Norn returned home this morning
from San Francisco whero thoy hnd
been for tho past six weeks. Miss
Nora returns much improved In
health.
candidates, but In signing
themselves ns chairman and secre
tary of tho Republican Stnto central
committee, tho objectors considered
thnt thoy went too far. Tho com
plnlut asking for tho pcrpetunl in
junction unys "that certain members
of tho Republican Stato central com
mltteo conspired nnd confederated to
gether for tho purposo of socurlng nn
advantage on thu part of said assem
bly candidates ovor tho candidates
Prof. W. A. Henry wns up from
Coqulllo yestorady and announces
thnt ho has formed nn orchestra nt
Coqulllo yesterday and announces
Myrtlo Point nudlcnco In tho now
thuntor on Soptembcr 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. Hale, of Spokane,
Wash., wore Dandon visitors Inst
week, having traveled quite exten
sively over tho statu this summer
beforo coming here. Mr. Hale vis
ited Lakeport while here, having
property Interests nt thnt place.
Miss Mary Marsh and sister Doro
thy accompanied by their aunt Mrs.
Dlnkely, of Lodi, Calif., and cousin,
Master George Kronenburg, of Pnrk
ersburg, left tho first part of tho
woek to visit their parents, Mr. and
Mra. Marsh at Port Orford.
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llfo nnd upon tho things thnt ought who nro not assembly candidates by
to bo. Somewhere in thoso hours bo-1 preparing certain arguments and
twoon, ovory mnn ought to glvo n 'statements In favor of said uBsem
bit of tlmo to tho runownt of his bly candidates."
spirit and tho strengthening of hls Further, continues tho complaint:
courngo for tho weok nhond. Somo-"Thnt M, C. Goorgo and E. V. Llttlo-
W. O. Coopor returned tho first
of tho weok from Collins Springs on
tho Columbia rlvor, whoro ho has
been taking n two-weeks' treatmont
1f mlnornl wntors. Ho states that
ho feola very much Improved In
honlth slnco tho treatmont. Ho vis
ited Portlnnd enrouto.
CURRY COUNTY NEWS.
Notes of the Gold Roach People
Taken From The GIoIk'.
REPLY TO .MAJOR KINNEY.
whoro botweon tho dawn and dark
noss of tho day ho should tako a
littlo tlmo to think of his real pur
poses in llfo nnd to get Into harmony
with thorn. As tho ship that makes
tho harbor nflor rough buffetlngs fits
Itself boforo venturing on another
voyago Into tho sea outside, so men
who como Into tho Sabbath havou
from ono wcok'H trials should make
thumsolvos ready before entering up
on another,
Whntover olso wo mny think and
Geo. D. Woods Is now enjoying a
visit from his sister, Mrs. A. W. Dar
lnnd of Spokane, Washington.
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SHOULD ALWAYS RE HIGH GRADE
THE KIND THAT WILL PRO
DUCE THE EFFECT YOU DESIRE.
WE ILVNDLE ONLY THE 11ES1,
AND YOU CAN RANK ON THfJ.Vt.
HERE ARE A FEW, AND THE
PRICES ARE NO HIGHER THAN
SOME SELL LOW GRADE STUFF
FOR:
Colgate's VIolot Talcum Powder Mc
Colgate's Cashmere Roquet Tal .urn Powder 23c
Colgnto's Dactylls Talcum Powder 25c
Mennon'8 Horated Tnlcum Powder 23c
Mennen's Violet Talcum Powder 23c
Mcnnen's Flesh Tint Talcum Powder 23c
Williams' Violet Talcum Powder 23c
Hudnut's Violet Tnlcum Powdtr 00c
Squlbh's VIolot Talcum Powder. ..'.'. '. . 23c
I.ohn & Fink Violet Tnlcum Powdor ....." 23c
loin Talcum Powder 23c
We havo everything for tho toilet, such ns fnco powders, face
creams, tooth powders, toilet waters, porfumos, manlcuro goods, etc.
COME TO US If you want to got tho KIND YOU CALL FOR.
Red Cross Drug Store
Will Moore with his big team Is
now engaged In hauling lumber
from Myers creek for Goo. W.
Smith.
field In consummation of said consplr-J KDITOR COOS DAY TIMES: I
acy, and for tho purpose of giving hereby hand aomo facts and figures
said assembly candidates an nppar- for ' benefit of your renders who
out indorsement of tho Republican ""' navo rend L. D. Klnnoy's tele- ty.
imrjy ui mo ainio or urogou, signed "" prinieu in your paper In which
said Btatomont and arguments so ro- n cnllod mo a liar. This mannor of
quested to ho published as follows: nhuso Is no nrgumont nnd should not
'Republican Stnto committee, by M. onilnnte from a man of L. D. Kinney's
C. Georgo, chnlrmnn; E. V. Little-. standing.
Hold, secretary.' Ho denies that tho property he gave
"That cortnln members of said Ro- "r school district cost us $500 an
publican Stato central committee nro ncro. There Is a fraction over four
by renson of the facts hereinbefore neros In this tract. Tho district h
Four timber crulsora arrived horo
from tho east, last Friday evening to
crulso tho Drooklngs Lumber & Rox
Co.'s extensive holdings In this coun-
bollovo nbout mnn'a uses of tho Sab- alleged, fraudulently nnd unlawfully l,nl'l out soveral Items of small
nam nay, upon uieso tilings tnoro attempting to secure on bohnlf of said niuounts for expenses Incurred
in
nhould bo ngroomont, olao tho Sab-1 assembly candidates an apparent In-, clenrlnu this tltlo that cannot bo ac
bath la no longer Sabbath,
TO THE HHPl'RLIPAN VOIT.RS OF
COOS COUNTY.
M. W. Duncan loft here early
yestorday morning for tho now gold
field on Chotco river. Mr. Dun
can Is an oxporlenced minor and
hopos to bo able to find a good
location that may yet be vacant.
I horoby nnnounco mysolf as a can
dldato to succeed myself, for tho olllco
of County Survoyor, subject to tho
will of tho Republican voters nt tho
primary oloctlon to bo held Soptom
bor 2-Uh, 1910.
I have been n resident of Coos
slnco a boy, nnd have followed sur
veying and engineering the past seven
years, and am therefore familiar with
ovory section of the county.
Yours for bettor roads and a squaro
deal to all sections, A. N. GOULD,
Present County Surveyor.
dorstuuont thereof by said Ropubll- counted for. Rut we have Sl.S77.-ir
can Stato central commltteo, and to thnt Is a matter of record furnished Seat.
iiii'ieu luiaienu ami deceive tno eiec- "t k. .Mnyuee, clerk and treaB
tors who may read said arguments urer of the district.
and statements In said political pam-1
phlot, and who may vote at said prl-i Tho following Is tho list, of figures:
ninry election, In this: That tho said To J. N. Shahan for mort-
Mr. Lnrson of Port Orford made
a flying visit to tho County Seat.
Ho was looking over tho plaining
mill at W.edderbum, and came across
tho rlvor to take a look at tho County
on tho bench, but owing to sickness
In his family Georgo M. Drown, DIs
trlct Attomoy, did not como; how
ovor tho stato will bo well roprespnt
ed by Doputy District Attornov
Llljeqvlst. It Is rumored that u
great number of witnesses havo boen
subpoenaed boforo tho Grand Jury
which means, "there will bo Borne
thing doing."
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NOTICE.
To tho Republican Voters of Coos
and Curry countlcn: I have decided
to become a candldato for nomination
nt tho Primary Nominating Election,
for Joint Ropresontntlvo for Coos and
Curry counties und shall submit my
nnmo to tho Republican voters for
nomination under tho primary nomi
nating election laws.
HERBERT HUMp.
Bngo agalust property... $650.00
To H. J. Isaacs and G.' A.
Savage for lots they
owned In tract deeded to
',lsflct $443.43
To nennett Trust Co.,
through Dank of Oregon.
by citizens of North Rend.
for deed of property do-
noted to district i;r.n on
34S.00
Head the Times Waut Ads,
Lyon is coming Sunday, Aug. 28th. 'of Oregon,
olectora will bollovo that tho assembly
candidates, being those cnndldntos In
favor of whom said nrguments nnd
statements nro requested to bo pub
lished nro in fact the candidates for
tholr respective ofllces selected and
Indorsed by tho Republican party
through said Republican Stato con-
tral committee, whereas In truth and
In fact said assembly candidates, as
herolubeforo alleged, aro seeking the i Paid for abstract of prop
nominations tho same as all other j orty given to district...
candidates, and wero designated by To E. P. Drennnn for ser
said assembly as doslrabl0 candidates, vices clearing tltlo and
which nssombly consisted of delegates j searching records
Irregularly nnd unlawfully designated (To Coos County for record
ami appointed to attoud a pretended Ing papers and records
convention or nssombly In tho city of nsldo from original deed
Portland, Oregon, assuming the pow
er and authority of nnmlug candi
dates for tho olllcea created for tho
government of the Stato of Oregon,
and all municipal government includ
ed thoroln."
In oouoluslon, tho compjalnt de-
olaros the assembly to have been un
lawful nnd not authorized by tho law-
Henry Colvln gavo up flshlnc
for 'halibut and crabs at Harbor and '
returned with his launch Eagle last
Friday evening. The Ashing bus!
noss there would provo to bo profit
nblo If tho transportation to market
was better.
of property
$75.00
$9.00
The Arab Gamo Warden nrresti
Wllllnm Thacker and John Hickman,
city marshal of Coqullle, at Poison
Lake tho othor day and havo them
horo beforo tho Grand Jury. Tho
former was arrested for huntino
without a license and tho lattor for
killing a female deer. Mr. Hickman
pleaded guilty and was fined.
Totnl cost In cash $1 S77.45
EDGAR McDANIEL,"
Editor Coos Day Harbor.
Take your SUNDAY DINNER at
Tho CHANDLER. Special menu and
tables
Tho quiet disappearance of Char
ley Doylo and Miss Sylvia Miller
last week, caused no little wonder
nmong tholr friends horo but the
mystory was cleared away when the
news came over tho wlro from Dan
don that Father Curley had said the
few words that mado them man and
wife. The young couple left for
Portland for n short honeymoon.
ORCHESTRA. RESERVE
for PARTIES by PHONE,
Circuit Court Is attended thl
by tho Inrgest number of Aiin,n.,.
In many years. Judge Hamilton Is
s year
Doesn't compare with our
SODA WATER
Come in and try it
ALL FLAVORS
AND WE KNOW HOW TO MIX 'EM
AND GET SOME OF OUR
Pure Ice Cream
A- H. LEWIS
Broadway, Jlarshfleld.
Are Lund's harness
and shoes
Entire stock of harness, the best
ever offered In Coos county, lhrWB
ci tn market at bargain rates no
mulo -com for big stock of shoes.
you have a horso or aro about to g
one, be sure nnd see Lund's line.
And talking nbout shoes,
Lund'
now lino of cushion-soled dress "
nro a little bit tho swollest and most
comfortable that you evor put )'"
foot In. If you havo been bother
with soro feet, try them. Every Plir
guaranteed to glvo satisfaction.
Shoo and harness repairing done
promptly at moderato prices.
O. O. LUND,