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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1910 EVENING EDITION
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Replies to J. W. Bennett's
Statement Relative to the
Port Commission.
Win, Grimes this morning hnnded
tho following self-explanatory letter
-to tho Times for publication:
Hon. J. W. Bonnett,
Mnrshflold, Ore.
My Dear Friend Joe I was sur
prised last evening In readltig tlio
Timed to sec that you had ngaln
chased Mickey to tho newspaper of
flco to put another ploco In tho pa
per. Now Joo, you were not men
tioned this time; why should you as
en nio that you aro tho ono who Is
responsible for tho holdup policy?
Tho nown I gave was to
tho effect that ono of tho
representatives of nyllcsby & Co.'s
Interests, who Imvo largo hold
ings on tho Day, nnil naturally np
prohonslvo ns to Its future develop
mont, waB tho party that wns innk
lng thp Inquiry. They were of tho
opinion, however, thnt It was outside
Interests nnd of considerable Import
mice, so this could not lmvo been
you, Joo.
Now, Joo, I have boon waiting an
opportunity for hoiiic tlmo to explain
to you how you came not to bo on
thnt port commission. You lmvo
nuked tho question outright, whether
tho deal had tho "earmarks of Okla
homa or wns It a native-born Ore
gonlnn?" Now, Joo, without any hes
itation or equivocation, I am going
to glvo full credit to tho Oregonlan.
I flupposo I am tho former Okln
honinn you refer to thnt was on tho
executive commlttco of tho Chamber
of Commorco when It was called to
gether to mako rccommcridntlons for
Biiltablo porsoriB (o go on tho port
commission. Dr. McCormnc, tho
chairman, was tho ono that called
that commlttco. I bollevo ho Is an
old-timer of 3d years standing. When
wo mot I think nenrly nil tho cotn
mllteo was present with n standing
ears of hnbltatlon from six to
Lane County Asset Company
Prepares to Build Out
of ugene. l
Tho Lano County Asset company,
which was organized to build from
Kugono to Coos Day, appears to bo
going ahead with actual work out!
of Eugene. The Register of that city
says:
Thd full b6ntd of directors of tho
Lano County Asset company met nnd
went over much of tho buslnesd
transacted at tho meeting laBt week
nnd nff'lrmcd' tho decision to bo
tho final setting of stakes for tho
grading" fibril Eugono to Elmlra right
away. Engineer Fornorl nnd crew
arrived from tho coast ns expected
and will bo ready within n day or
two to go out again. Tho company
hns decided to follow tho' section lino
from tho end of West, Fifth street,
west for n dlatanco of bIx miles to
tho Chrtstuer placo, nnd then beg'
cutting ncroHH to Elmlra. Tho rn
la mndo on tho Bcctlon lino so as to
avoid cutting any moro farms than
necessary. The company hna decided
to nbnndon far tho present tho pro
posed lino of Fifteenth street, but
will tnko advantago of their track
age right with tho Oregon Electric
on West Fifth atroot.
Kan
OREGON'S CHOP DIG.
In
forty, with tho exception of mysolf.
It wnB agreed by tho commlttoo thnt
Marshflcld should only recommend
throo porBQiiB, two going to North
lJenq .
J3?. MlnguB nnd Captain Hnrrln
woro agreed to unanimously Tho
division of tho commlttco enmo when
your namo was presented nnd that
of vour old-tlmo friend nnd compan
ion, Henry Songstncken. engstnek
m won. Dr. McCormae,' who had
voted for you, had norvo enough to
glvo tho rosultB nnd tho recommendn.
tlon of tho commlttco, without any
Buggcstloii whatever from tho "Ok-
lahotnan."
Tho committee wns not satisfied
thnt their recommendation alono
Bhould sufflco, so suggested to Mr.
SengstHckon, wlio yob being protest
!! against ly yourself and others,
that ho should socuro n majority of
mombora of tho Chamber of Com
morco This ho did, with an addi
tional U100 nnmes or moro from tho
prominent business interests and far
mers of tho bay.
So, Joo, If you will exnmlno thnt
petition you will find It signed by
representatives of threo of tho larg
est Interests on tho nay, who employ
over 2000 men.
a former Oklnhomnn who scnrcoly
od by tho showing mndo nnd not by
a former Oklnhomnn who sgenrcoly
know him. Tho governor has known
you for onrs nnd many of tho peti
tioners for Songstncken havo known
you from 25 to 40 years. They nil
know you and know you woll, 80
don't Blnglo out ono poor, former
Oklalinmnn nnd jump onto him about
your defeat; bo merciful.
Now, I will toll you what wo will
do with this Oklahoma crowd that
you hnvo often lightly referred to:
wo will encourage moro of thorn to
como here, ns thoy aro all pretty
good Indians, nnd Increnso tho pop
ulation; wo will soil them property
ns wo lmvo In tho past, at from four
to flvo times what wo paid for It,
"nnd that ought to holp samo."
So, bo n gnmo losor, .Too, and eomo
on for progress, and don't bo wanting
"to bo tho bridegroom at every wed
ding or tho corpse at every funornl."
Your friend,
WILLIAM GRIMES.
FIRE IX RUINS.
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Hcllctl to He.
Associated Press to Coos
Times.)
LOS ANOELES, Oct. C Flro
broko out afresh In tho Times ruins
today In n section whoro It is oxpect
d a number of bodies will bo found,
The fire department subduod tho
.flames.
Total Agricultural Products of State
Aggregate $11(1,000,000.
(ny Associated PrcsB to Coos Day
Times.)
PORTLAND, Oro., Oct. C Oregon
Is engaged In harvesting n $115,000,
000 crop of agricultural products.
Tho completo list, from whent to
livestock nnd apples to hops, shows
n splendid profit fo tho grower nnd
tho total means that Oregon Is con
stantly gaining In tho vnluo of Us
agricultural products, with tho stead
ily Increasing population.
Oregon's total Is about ono-nlno-tloth
of tho agricultural product of
tho country for tho current year. It
Is far behind Iown, with its moro
than $000,000,000, nnd also Kansas
with over $225,000,000.
This wealth, distributed nmong tho
peoplo of tho stnto glvcB $144 to
each. Kansas has a per capita agri
cultural production of $148 and Iowa
$1G3.
Tho above estlmato Is mndo by Dr.
James Wlthycombo, director .of tho
Clovernmcnt Experiment Station nt
Corvallls, and ho divides tho total nn
follows: Livestock, $25,000,000;
dairy prodnctn, $14,000,000; wheat,
$13,750,000; hay, $10,000,000; onts,
$0,000,000; potatoes, $5,000,000;
fruit, $0,000,000; poultry products,
$5,000,000; wool, $4,000,000; hops,
$3,000,000; miscellaneous, $24,250,.
000.
M. F. Plant Leaves For
Francisco at Noon With
Many Passengers.
I)ll Xor LEAVE.
The Plant did not leave this
afternoon becnuso of a rough
4 bar. 8ho will snll from North
Bend at 11; 30 tomorrow.
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Tho steamer M. Ft Plant sailed nt
noon today tat San Frnnclsco. On
arriving there repairs will bo made
on tho nftcr-houso, which was
crushed- when tho vescol shipped a
Boa coming In over tho bar. Tho fal
lowing were the pnsscngcrs who went
out on thd Plant today:
P. Kennedy, John PowcrB, J. O.
Johnson, Jns. Raines, Miss J. Smith,
Mrs. O. Tlmmermuri, F. S. Dow, J.
M. Gnlor, M. Hula, N. J. 81attery, L.
M. Wllks, Mrs. Wllks, Mrs. R. W.
Gotty, Julia Getty, L. E. Eddy, LouIb
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NEW LIVERY
Fancy new rigs, good horses nnd
enrefuh drivers nro now nt tho dis
posal of tho Coos liny public nt
reasonarle u.vriis.
Rigs or rigs with drivers ready for
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boarded aud rigs cared for.
Now hearso and special accommo
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South 11 roadway. Mnrshflclil
HOW THEY STAND.
Won. Lost. Pet.
Portlnnd 95
Oakland 102
Snn Francisco 95
Vernon 92
Los Angeles S9
Sacramento 72
(Dy Associated Press to
Times.)
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct.
land won a gnmo from Sacramento
yostorday. It wns tho first of tho
series as tho gnmo tho day boforo,
which should havo been tho first,
wns postponed on account of rain.
Tho Bcores yesterday woro ns fol
lows: At Portland Portland 2, Sacra
mento 1.
At 8an Frnnclsco R. H
San Frnnclsco 5 11
Los Angola 0 7
At Vernon R. h.
Vernon l c
Oakland C 13
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Now
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Undertaker
Mnrhllcld, Oregon.
Parlors, 180 South ad St..
r Telephone, Day or Night, 103-J.
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This addition Is situated Immediately East of now EaBtslde Mill.
Tho lots aro 100x211 and larger, nbout eight ordinary lots; and
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