THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1910 EVENING EDITION
wumww ! mwi in ! mwiiw inlaws iwiwiiwiiiuiwiw i tt wwwMwuiMWiwiiw wm m ww
M
. , .
COOS RAY TFMKS, " t0 ,)Ut ltS b08t IUOn aU(i 1)lua8 b" 10 T,IK KEl'l'HMOAX VOTKItS OF
JJ0 Urkl AAIULO cre ti0 aissatlstlcd electorate on the I COOS COUNTY.
wintered at tne postoRlce at Marsh
told, Oregon, for transmlMion
4Vrouii tho malls as second class
nail matter.
Addtexs all communications to
COOS WAV DAILY TIMES,
Marahficld :: :: : ; Oregon
M. O. MALONKY Editor and Pub.
9XN E. 3XALONKY News Editor
i
An lDdcpeadent Hepuullcan news
vapor published every erenlng except
Sunday, aud Weakly by
tho Coos liny Times Publishing Co.
Dodlcnted to tliu service or tho
poople, that no good cuuse ahull lack
ciiainplon, and that ovli shall not
thrive unopposed.
JjAW Oil ANARCHY?
IN THE direct primary law which
was enacted by tho votes of tho
peoplo of Oregon It Is provided
that political nominations ahull be
mndo In open primary elections. Tho
law specified that nil mon may have
equal opportunities to seek nomina
tions. A section of tho law is us fol
lows: "Every such political party shall
nomlnnto all Its candidates for ofllce
undor tho provisions of this law and
not In any otliur manner, and It shall
not bo allowed to nomlnnto any can
dldato In tho liiuimor provided by
section 2701."
Section 2791 of tho old Inw was tho
section relating to political conven
tions. Thoroforo It will bo seon that
tho direct primary law places a dis
tinct ban upon tho convention system.
..inn co of success; and to this will be
added the further aud greater scheme
of relief luheient in tho defections
within tho Republican hosts, tho fast
growing Insurgency that must by the
electoral Tuesday In November.
sweep the country and, change the
whole, political front and re-establish
tho Republican prerogative, or anni
hilate It.
There must bo sound and appreci
able purging of policies within the
dominant pnrty If It Is to be saved to
tho People of 1912. All men admit
this and all men uie pledged to the
task who hao a shred of pride and
purposo of Republican predilection.
From tho highest clrclo to tho lowest
In tho party program, tho Insistent,
and consistent, revolution must so
forward until the country approves
and endorses the newer and cleaner
claims as presented by mon who can
bo trustodj tho work Is enormous and
trying, but It must bo done If our
party is to maintain its existence,
ptherwlse.jt will pass from Biifferanco
unci us spionuiu History mile ueiiinu
n cloud of our own evoking.
I hereby announce myself as a can
dldutc to succeed myself, for the of
fice, of County Surveyor, subject to
tho will of the Republican voters nt
the primary election to be .
tember 24, 1910.
I hnvo been a resident of Coos
since n boy, nnd have followed sur
veying and engineering tho past
seven years, and nm therefore fa
miliar with every section of the coun
ty. Yours for better roads and n square
deal to all sections.
A. N. GOULD,
Present County Surveyor.
(Paid Advertisement.)
ir.
COLONEL E. HOPKR.
(Prom tho Orogon City Enterprise)
Ernest Hofer, of Salom, is n candl-
dato for Governor. Ho Is trying to
wrost tho nomination from Hon.
Grant U. Dlmlck, of Clnckamns coun
ty. Ills tactics are ehnmeleon-llke.
Only last month the many-sided Col
onel .published tho following editorial
In his paper, the Salem Journal:
"County Judge Dlmlck of Orogon
City has come out for Governor on
on tho direct primary and economy
Ihhium. I Fii litis fll.wl u-ltli tlin Cr. -..-.. .
At tho Inst session of tho Legislature tary of State his Intention to becomo
uu ouon was mauo to ciiango the dl- n canuiunte ror uovernor on tho Re
rect primary law ho as to provide for' publican ticket, declaring that Jio
tho holding of ussomblles prior to the'p'neos himself before tho direct prl
prlmnry elections. Hut tho I.eglsln-"nry for nomination,
turo refused to enact such a ohnngo "' his declaration ho says ho Is
In tho law. At that tlino "Jay llowor-, "PPosoiI to extravagant npproprla
mnn, present Assembly cnndldnto for tloiia ns well as the creation of nddl
tho Republican nomination for Gov- tlonnl berths for snlarlcd olllcers,
ornor, was president of the State Son- boards nnd commissions. Ho stntes
ato. Ho wns aud Is now undor oath no ,8 '" fuvor of n more uniform sys
to uphold tho laws of tho State. Im of highway building and that he
Hut regardless of all this Mr. Row-, wl" oppose any nttompt to destroy
ormnn sought and secured a nonilna- tllc direct primary or tho Initiative
tlou from tho Portlnnd Assombly, ttna referendum
which wns notniiig inoro or less than
O. HOY'S STATEMENT TO THE
REI'URLKWN VOTERS.
I am a Republican.
1 nm a cnndldato for nomination ns
County Judge.
I nm nu attorney and nm compe
tent nnd qualified to perforin the dut
ies of the olllce I seek.
If elected I will mnlntnln an offlco
or weekly office dnys nt tho county
sent; will Insist on a fair and equal
assessment of tnxes upon nil property
within tho county, Including standing
timber, whereby the gonornl rato of
taxation will bo reduced whllo tho
revenue will bo Increased; will give
tho county good ronds; wul will clvo
you a careful, honest business admin
istration. Look for my nnme on your Repub
lican ballot:
II. q. HOY: "GOOD ROADS:
COUNTY SKAT OFFICE; NO J
PARTNER; NO FAVORITES;
THE SQUARE DEAL."
(Advertisement paid for by II, G.
Hoy.)
PEIRCE
IKES
STRONG PLEA
CANDIDATE FOR JOINT REPRE
SENTATIVE FROM COOS AND
CURRY COUNTIES WRITES AN
OPEN LETTER TO VOTERS.
PORT ORFORD, Ore., Sept. C.
TO THE VOTERS OF COOS AND
CURRY COUNTIES:
Helug an aspirant for tho nomina
tion for Representative fiom this tils.
trlct, t consider that tho voters are
entitled to know how I stand on the
following questions:
I believe firmly in the Direct Prl-
mnry Lnw, and have conic before the
voters as n "Direct Primary candi
date." Two of my opponents, Mr.
Hunio and Mr. Farrln', ure advocates
of tho "Assembly Plan." Mr. Stltcs,
my other opponent, 1 do not know
how he stands. I believe In tho
Initiative and Referendum, nnd when
that Is said, "Statement No. One."
"The Recall," and other initiative
mensuros nro covered. I am otiose!
to tho emergency clnuso Biibtorfime.
nnd believe same should be used only
as Intended by our constitution. I urn
a resident of tho district I deslro to
represent, through choice-, nnd not
through the accident of being n lega
tee. Mr. Hume, ono of my opponents.
Is living in this Representative dis
trict for tho tlnio being by reason of
being left nn Interest In the estate
of the Into R. D. Hume. Tho holdings
of said estate In Cirrv cunlv nm fnr
NOTICE OF SALE OF IMPROVE. ". nnd Mr. Hume's wnrmost frlom!
MENT RONDS. would not presume to sny that after
Notlco Is hereby given that sealed 8n,,1 "stato Is sold and ho gets IiIp
Hiinre, mat li0 will re-Invest It In
either Curry or Coos counties, and
IV
KEY
MI
IN
DIRECT PRIMARY' CANDIDATE
FOR CONGRESS IS DEVELOPING
. A STRONG FOLLOWING IN ALL
SECTIONS OF DISTRICT.
Mr. Mulkey Is tho dliect primnry
candidate, is opposed to Cannon utid
"Cannonlsui," nnd bollovos In direct
election of United States Senators. He
recognises tho Importance of Coos
Hay ns a harbor, and he recognizes
tk..t Jio commercial dlsentluuiliiiont
of nil Western Orogon Is ultimately
to conio through tho Coos Ray irate-
way. The upppr WIllameMo v. ley, the
Umpqua ritd tl'o Regit. !5I , Valleys,
are al! alike ln'tetodtod Jr. deepening
the ha ior at Coos Ha: . '' Mr. Mul
key Is .:eccd to Co:isre.m his first
and r. m nut aim will lo io work In
conj ini'tlrn with 'the peoil f Coos
comity In establishing per: innent nnd
substantial Improvements, according
to the wishes nnd expert knowledge '
of the people of tho Coos Ray section,
who have made the subject n life-long
study. Ho licllevcH thnt temporizing
with dredges, when Jetties should bo
built. Is to pay off tho Coos Rn.v
country In useless expenditure, while
hood nnd citizenship,
air. Mtilkey win visit r
n few days, nnd will fll8h,n0,l!H
; W5 ; "
''to "." " I. II.IM '!
xioues ami needs. Dim n.,- "fir
will be made of his Con , Uncei'
fl'nlil a.i "
NOTHJ,;.
To tho Remibllpn v....
nnd Curry counties: I hat5fC,e,l
to become a candidate for 1. Il!l
nt the Primary .VoiniB, "T
for Join Representntlvn ... i
Curry counties and shall Xlii
nnme to the nemibl. n "tt"t'
nomlnntlon under Mm ,.i ' '
tinting election inw. '""""Mbi.
HEHDCnT liuiii
( Pnld Advertisement l
proposals will bo recolved by tho
Flnnneo Commlttco of tho Common
"Ho declares ho desires to linvo tho
Pmiiinll nt Hi., nit.. i i.n.i.i ibccome one nf nnp Iwiim n.i i.i.
w....w. u. vi.u u.i; ui .Hill milium, j " "" "" "iu tiu&i-iin
Coos County, Oregon, nt tho olllco of J,r- ""'"P. whllo he has been employ,
tho City Recorder of snfd City ofi0!1 on nm' tho last two years lp
Marshflold, In tho City Hull of said rcMonco among us, his family re?ld-
Clty, until -i o'clock P. M. of TUES- "1B fihor In San Francisco or Port
DAY, tho 27th day of September, .,nni11
1910, for tho purchaso of streot lm-1 Soc -"". IKO SO, Subdivision '
provemont bonds to tho amount of Elation Laws of Oregon, ronds Ir
$iri,0r.r.27, of tho said City of fPnrt ob follows: "A person shall not
Marshflold, Coos County, Orogon. " considered or hold, lo have gained
All of snld Improvement bonds to " residence in any county of this State
nn ol,l Uiiio .onvwiloi., t.ol.l In do 'l wrlllen .llor 1,1. ,,, ,, ' A , , "r,,'11',';'0"'01,11 "" l0 , I ,,2Z .S """"!' "',""' S'""
o7k, ,a,r ijvjssx , js.-Tr.rrr: '"; ""n" Sf SKK rz's: Izlzzx.
m , Haorlu tho law. t thl. atnto ' ami ouwimkoo Ptalfrm. ,,, 0 a, , ,0 ,nul " hi. nrtloto. romrdlw ," ro
. should not get a largo vote In oldl "::.."". "u "'. " u D ,uuo,u,B' .';"""."""" w,,c" "I'l'onred
vim " rl&
wmz i
1 KuEv -t
mi y. 1
II. F. .Ml'LKEY,
Kg. tiSJm 9bbbH
WtT jM BBbW y jdHBBBl
W. S. DUN1WAY
Direct Primary Candidate for
STATE PRINTER
Asks a second term on lilt record oi
ECONOMY and EFFICIENCY n
cutting out grafts has made the print-
ing department the cheapen dwirt.
inent of the State government
(Paid Advertisement)
WWilW UMIIU
ALWAYS
' PLEASED
Cnndldnto For Congress Primary
E'ectlon, Septi'inbei' '-Mth.
Tim miiwll.tii n (1. 1., l..... 1 .1. . Should not CCt n Inrir.t voto In nlil
'i ., ..,, 11,10 liinu 13 iiiu miu - .,- ....- ... .....
Republicans of Oregon going to stniid Marlon-
for this brand of anarchy? Aro they "JllllB Olnilck wns Mayor of Ore.
going to give, tho gubernatorial iiomt- j Kon C1,y fm,r tt,pmg nml WHS I"'08'
nation to Roworinun, the cnndldnto of it,0,,t,nl oli'ctor onco and Is serving ns
tho nsseinblyltos, or will they voto In l-0,,l" '",lK0 l,ow'
il. ..-I.. .. "Hrt linu liml o
tho primary election for Jtidgu Grant
. uimlck, who in this cnmpalgn
Btnnds openly as the clinmplon of the
direct primnry law ami of the pro
grosslvo eloiuent within the Republi
can pnrty? Judge Dlmlck stands for
tho Inw; Rowormun for Ignoring It.
"AS MAINE (JOES'.'"
Ho has hnd a great deal of train
ing nnd equipment for tho offlco o
Governor, nnd besides he is n nntivo
sou of Oregon,
"Tho Capital Journal believes tho
poople could do worso than mnko
Judge Dlmlck Govomor nnd It wishes
him success.
SKCfRED GOOD FRONTAGE.
Coni
f MAINE goes, ho goes the ,. ,
.A country!" .Member of Port CommlsMuii
This Iiiih been ono of tho nwnt l'Mm ,"l"w.
troasurod political npliorUniB of tho 0l,e ot ,ho ,,,oin,,0 of tho Port
land for generations, and never was Coiml88lo. "' lwiklnB of the pur
It quite so slgnlllcaiit ns In tho light ,,f Ul wn,or tnm for ,,ook v"r'
of tho news from thoro the other ,,.,,," tH,,U lUtoutlo ,0 'ct that
day. Governor, Senate and House !" C,,'",,;f i,'opt,nn l8 w 'P"'B
turned bodily over to the Democrats ,bwy ,",bU" dockl, B,ul ,,n,u th,U ,l w,
with tho Roi.ubllea,, load,,.,. .t,,.ii.: ba oary to spend half n million
nronn.i nmnnnt i . dollars to do It, nnd also tlniU It dlf-
- " u "w u, duiu uunun, - """h, niiitii npponrCl
linnn i?lvlni nnlln.. in, iini,iinnti.. 1.. Ill tlln Orni?nnlnn nn.i ..... ....
" " - "1 imuiimiiun III " uim 1. no l(U ox-
n nowspnper of gonornl circulation jtonslvoly copied by tho locnl press,
nrlntOll mill llllllllalinil In rnni.nt., .Will filiniV Ma .n..l.r...,t ....
-.. ... ,uniwiin),i - ...iiiilii 0r g pOO-
Oregon, such notlco to bo publlshod ,l),8' nullity to pass on nny subject,
not less than twlco during the month Among other things In snld article
iirccuuuig sucii semi-annual period at "" Hn8: "o majority Is not sutll
whlch such propnyment thereof will clontly enlightened to voto Intelll
bo mnde. The right Is oxprossly ro.,Btly, ns hns been demonstrated,"
served to reject any nnd all bids nnd ,op wnU to thnt effect. I hnvo notn
upon nil or nnv of suoh Iilils nr nm. ropy of snld nrrinin nt i,.,i ,
. , . ,,.- .. ,., ,.v ,IUIIM miu u.H.
posnls, bolng rejected, If thoro should i"ot nuoto vorbntlm.
remnin nny bonds unsold, tho snld ' nm n farmer and lnboror nnd !'
bonds tuny bo thorenftor sold at prl- .reason thoreof will naturally, If olect-
od, work acnlnst nny legislation thn
mny bo detrimental to. tho welfare- o'
vato salo by said Common Council of
snld Cltv of Marshflold nrm-m,- i,..
In no event to bo sold at lean limn tho nroduclntr ninso (i. ,,.!.... ..
par nnd accrued Interest. Said bonds .Stato. Labor cannot expect nny
nro nnthorlzed by the lnwa nf ihn frioiidlv cnnsldnrntinn m i. i ..
Stato of Oregon nnd ordinances of tho f Mr. Hume, n man whoso onlv I
Common Council of tho said Cltv of torest and concern, ropn.iin ii.
Mnrsthflold, Oregon. :ls contered on cottlmr Inhor n..
Assessed valuation of snld City of (Iowost rnto. Not more fhnn six weeks
depriving them of what they rcnulru
nnd what they nsk for.
Mr. Mulkey will be rememborod ns
having dollvorod addresses at the
Farmers' and Shippers' ConnroHa hold
hero four years ago. He made many
friends In Coos county nt that Cou-
gross.
Mr. Mulkey does not wish tn tin
elected to Congress under covor, but
ho wants ovorybody to know turn imu..
ho Btnnds. He has repeatedly Invited
wongressmnn Haw ov to doimtn m,,.
Issues with him. nnd Mr. Hnwley has
ns often declined. Mr. Mnibov if
elected, Wll h'OtO for a nrmrrosil
Sneaker of tho nntlonal Hoiuo. Ho i
helloves tho progressives represont
tho best Impulses of the Republican J
pnrty, and tho nwnkene.1 onnaomnnJ
of tho American neoplo. Ho thinks!
thnt Rivers and Harbors ntuiroprla
tlons In the next Concroa nm i,.i
bo Rotten by working with men who, l
I
1 v M aaA !l
That's the verdict of thaw
who patronize
OUR GROCERY
Our Stock Is Complete
Our Clerks Are Courteous
Our Prices Are Low
Mnrshflold, Oregon, Is $1,701,549.
nonded Indebtedness Is $54,000.
Population Estimated nt 5,000.
ngo, he had troublo with tho fisher
men working for tho Hume estnto on
nccount of trying to make them work
nround accounting for the revulsion 1 , "' nna al8 ,,,ul3 U dlf"lot n,nount of bid, or proposal must working month is 20 days througliou
on the Moro of dissensions within tho ' " " "eouro " wntor (roi,t ot nny ncc0I"Inny each bid to bo forfeitod i the civilized world, and tho wages c
on the hcoro of dissensions within tho '0Jk,"ti
liiujur (IIIIIJ Ul IIIO aiXIO, rr.1 . ...
It does not look good. It has J , "T"' "M Purehnscl
prophetic tnB to It that la ni)y.l':"ort was the only tract of land
thing but agreeable to the Rep ubl can Uh '"T T'lf "'"' C0U,d l
sentiment of th ..nnmrv ; '. ... a" Pfocuroil on this side of the bay.
, . 1 -.c ... ...m.h. mriii wurii
A CCrt I tied Check for 5 nor rnnlnni tlllrtv davs fnr nn. mnnti. .... .
. " ' " ' ..j .....in,,, Winn. J'
of amount of bid, or proposal must working month is 20 days throughout
eontlmout of the country. And yet it
Is not altogether unanticlputod. Thoro
Is n momentous iiuonsluess through
out tho nation that makes for Just
such radical demonstrations and the
blame lies Just wheru the Maine Re
publicans hnvo put It. It Is ono of the
apt lessons of the hour and should warehouses
sorvo to wold tho RepubllcHu Inter-1
There ar0 thirteen twenty-five foot
lots which glvo a frontage of 325 feet
and nn additional sixty-foot street
along which a dock could bo built.
ThU will glvo the Port a continuous
3S5 feet for a dock when It become
necessary to erect public docks and
Try Wnlkor Studio for photo
oods, devoloplug and printing.
CANDIDATE FOR COl'NTY COMMISSIONER.
osts of the country very solidly upou
the saving base of the Insurgouoy
nfoot within that party and whloh Is
but another expression of tho lovolt
In the pivotal State.
Tiiors is not a Stato lu tit L'olou
Uu I. torn with turmoil 0VW ltoj , hMby aauounce w ,f s onn.
polUtenl sliuatlou us It lm upoudldat- for tha ogles of County Com
the standarda of commerce. Industry nilsslouor. subject to the will of the
and Individual freedom; u-vr was K.publlpaM voters of Coos ooimtv at
... ,.-...... , .., vuuiurj o cms tn nr maty e ectlon on Stmt. 4tn
to the mau as now; the coarse and
hard exploitation of the people hits
boeu carried to suoh lengths aud with
such ubandonod temerity as to arouse
the widest aud most determined oppo
sition nnd desire for ohnngo, and It U
to bo wrought through nny agency at
hand, a condition whloh appeals
strongly to the Democracy aud urges
1010.
1 have beou a resident of Coos
county since 1S9S, nud am willing to
be Judged by my past record ns n
uittsen.
Yours for tho Improvement of Coos
county. E. E. OAKES.
Randou, Ore., Sept. 12th, 1910.
(Paid Advertisement.)
to said City of Marshflold In enso bid .the Rokiio River n.or..in ,.. i
Is accepted nnd bidder falls to accept wnys been calculated on thnt basis
and mnko payment for snld bond or .until Mr. Herbert Hume took charge'
bonds, covered theroby, within ton At no Unto since Mr. Humo hap
days fiom date of acceptance of said had chnrge of hli uncle's estnto Ir
bld op bllU Icrry county has ho mingled socially
Ench bid or proposal submitted to vlth the people of tho county. Not
designate the denominations of said ""Ing a lesldent ho has paid no'tnxes
bond or bonds desired. ,My candidacy was requested by some
nids or proposals received for nnv of mv frlemi in Hit n...... .....
nmount of said bonds; small bidders district, whllo by Mr. Hume's own
.ubiiik bi'w preierence of purchase, 'admission he was requested to be
Proposals, or bids, with certlnod como n candidate by parties fn Port
checks. tO bO OllplnSOll In innln.l ..l.l.. Inn.l T..,1nn ir n n .
. ,, - " hiuiii ""b .u. t, vit-orge i remember
envelopes without distinguishing being one of tho pnrtles be named
marks or writing thereon, except tho I In closing l wish to snv that I be
words "Rids for Improvement Ronds l!ov0 in the Income Tax Amendment
of the City of Marshflold, Oregon." as proposed, ami tliat I do not desire
Dated this 9th day of Sentomher. to sit nstrlifo tim fn.,n.. .. ...
1t1n " , - ' '"vp hj sue-
,, . . . ..v .u.v.1. i me nauus o'
P. HENNESSEY, jauy orgauliatloa. requiring only r
A. II. POWERS, (fair deal and an equal show, and It
"n .U'MKKCHT. So dowu at the polls, not be'levins
Unnnce Committee of Common Conn. ' In tho principle of "rule or ruin."
.. i iw vu, ui .Mnrsiiiioiu. Oro- hereby promlee to do nil In my powe
0MI
Let Us Please You, Too
"' -"IK mm men wno, i
wh lo asking for substantial aid. nro An na f , firnCerV.
Riving their voire ., vntoa for the "" LoSn virOLCr,
RROADWAV, MARSRFli:i.I).
i
Tonics and
Foods
i
Condition Powder t
!
4
FI.ASHHS FROM TDK WIRK!
A book of Sormons by
DAN SHANNON.
Price, Fifty Cents.
Address Vlsalla. Calif.
-T -"
to secure the eleotlon of my success-
I Jul opponent. Very respoctfully,
S. P. PIKRCK.
i (Pnld Advertisement.)
I
Stock Food
TV i
W orm Powder Colic Cure
and all other Medicines for
Stock and Chickens.
I In 25c, 50c and S ! .00 Packages I
i m"m- a
' Take your SUNDAY D1NNUR at
.Tho CHAXDLRR. Special menu and
OROHKSTRA. RKSERVE tables
for PARTIES by PHONE.
Poultry and Stock Foods in
large pails, at
THE RED CROSS DRUG STORE
T
J- Jt
"tlS&i HA&'.1
--. -