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niul Coos liny Advertiser.
95
it'll BANK CASHIER ENDS
LIFE AI HIM IN SEASIDE
tfwantllHenninoei1 Blows Head
I Off With Shotgun As Re-
!Siiltv0f! Lotting.
tsTITUTION1 ISIN
'VERY "BAD CONDITION
leportetl That Deposits and
Capital Used to Aid Rela
tive's Sawmill.
BRUTE KILLS
FIliEFUGEE
Woman Fleeing From Blaze
Kicked Off Fire Escape By
Unknown Man.
(By. Associated Press, t. Coos Day
lB, Associate! Io. to Coos liny) ' ...
. . IllC from nil Inpnmllnrv II r In nitt.
enSIDE. Ore," Nov. J. Etiwnrn . " . "" ""v W1"
swaiui., . ton street tenement, .MrB. Rebecca
hulnger, caanicr 01 mo acnsiuo Aohor WM fc fc ,
!nk, committed slilcldo In tho front cnp0 f0n threo stories mid killed.
iri of his limo t0(,n' 'by blowing Tho nssnllnnt was unldontlfled nnd
laishentl with n shotgun. It Is oscnpod.
trclt of tho alleged looting of tho ,
Ink by himself nnd tiHnoclntes of, nil
h ttpotUe. Tho Sensldo Lumber
j Manufacturing Company, of
Itbleh "Walter Hcnnlnger Is mnnnger,
fceloiely connected with tho bank,
::1 It is alleged tho money nnd do-
UlU of tho bnnlc, Including tho
Enitot the city of SeaKtdo, wcro np-ro-riated
from tho bank to keep tho
at mill running. Walter Honnlnger
. i A A . .. . a fiinilf AM 4 1lS
111 B tDO fcuSl l necuru iiuiun iui mu
vim and money wna expected
rrom him ycatcrdny but' It fnllod to
LTlte. A few dnytj ago, tho pny
FIVE KILLED
IN EXPLOSION
Miners Victims of Disaster
Near Birmingham, Ala
bama, Last Night.
ti,cks of tho saw mill employes were (JJ AodnlC(I VrcaB to Co0B Dny
cct rathcel for ono pretext or another, i Timn i
Tttterdny somo eastern people who nuiMiNOHAM. Aln. Nov. 4. A
Tne ngnrHig on buying tho-bank, nnln-inn in tho Inlnns of tho
manned tho bookB nnd It Is nllegodyo,nn(,0 Co)(n nn(, Con, Comjmny JlvJ)t
thtattho closo of tho Investigation ;ht kllod flV(J mon
tv.r told Cashier Edwnnl Hcnnlnger,
'It was all up with hitn"-nnd they, ouiht in Chicago.
Ml refusing to hnvo nny thing moro j
tola with tho Institution. Tho bnnlc aammit Workers Settle Willi Two
m unablo to meot Its domryuls- nnd
II It alleged, Hcnnlngor tnen kiiicu
liatelf. Hundreds of pcoplo hero
tarried deposits In tho bnnlc. Tho
(iwt condition of tho Institution will
Firms.
(By Assoclntcd Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
CHICAGO, Nov. 4. Following tho
settlement of tho garment workers'
tot be known until tho stnto bank . ,k ... two rm8 yestordny. tho
tiiDlncr mnkes an Investigation.
situation Is quiet today.
NAVAL RESERVES DIULL.
At their armory last ovenlng tho
tto divisions of tho Nnvnl Iteserves
W4 their first drill. Tho meeting ,
i held for the purposo of- complet-
l5 tho details of tho organization.
Ueatennnt Straw, -who Imb been as-
VOTE YES ON XO. ill 8.
Briefly summarized, tho argument
In bohnlf of tho Normal School nt
Monmouth results In this: All tho
States, nnd tho National Govern
ment, supply Normal School train-
lined to tho command of tho two . Th ftVornco tnxnavor wants his
, .... - -. .
wtmons innilo tho necessnry appoint
Etnti and details nftor which liloute-
Mats 8tono nnd Grnves mado short
ulli to tho organizations on tho sub
lets of dii- and discipline. About
I inenty-flro men were present Inst
"enlng. Tho regnlnr drills -will In
the futuro bo hold at 7:30 o'cloc?
each. Monday ovenlng, In tho f u-
tow all mpn not legally excused
Bmt be present promptly on tho
lour set for drill under penalties
waiiy prescribed in such cases.
LimtAUY NOTICE.
The time for tio Saturday story
! ar has been changed from nine to
wen o'clock, noys and girls plenso
wember this and como at cloven
all welcome, ten yearB of age find
crer.
COPPLE'S POSITION.
S A. iCopple, the Domocratlc can
Wate for .Tnlnt nnnrosentatlre
iould bo elected. That, Coos Coun
b hould havo tho ropresontatlve.
Xwr If Mr. Cbpplo was sincere In
tll! contention ho would have sought
t!e nomination for Coos county alone
'l not tho Joint. Tho evident rea-
Mr. Copple did not do this, I'
wre was 6trong reason to believe
jh,t E. nackleff would he tho Itopub
Uca nominee and Mr. Copple did
"twant to tackle him. (Paid by J.
Barton, Secy. County Cent. Com.)
NOTICE.
A peclal meeting of tho stockhold
r of the Peonlo's Co-oneratlve Co'm-
Paiy will bo held Tuesdny ovenlng. .
0TImKa. ir - . ,. .
--.vcj 1U iaiu; at me uour i
child educated In tho host way pos
sible Tho public school Is tho great
lovolor of tho Nation, nnd tho bul
wark of American Independence Tho
host teachers posslblo nro nono too
good for this work. Tho child of tho
mllllonnlro rccolves tho samo cour
teous treatment horo at tho hands of
the trained teacher as does any
other child. Tho nverngo man Is
not ablo to omploy n special tutor;
ho must dopond largely upon tho edu
cation nnd training which his child
rccolves In tho public school; boyond
this but few over ndvnnco In their
oducatlonnl work.
Tho cost of this work nt Monmouth
1s 1mt n bagatelle, only four cents on
ri valuation of $1000. If this meas
ure 1s defeated, It means tho dupli
cation of this property In somo city,
nt a very benvy outlay of money to
the ordinary taxpayer. Tho school
must be located somewhere; it Is In
a healthy vart of the state, easily ac
cessible to tho State Capitol by dally
boat and rail service, and Is directly
connected with tho metropolis.
Such schools ns these ought not to
bo In large cities, for the work Is
necullar In Its nature, and tho peoplo
who attend get larger results In tho
smaller towns. The best Interests of
the tnxpayers, tho best Interests of
tho nubile schools, the best Interests
of the children of tho public schools
warrants every voter In voting Yes
on No. 31S on November 8th.
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T-1E commercial situation In Coos Bay Is so simple, nnd Its problem
so obvious thnt neither requires moro than mcro statement. This Is
a growing community. All of Its enterprises nro in process of develop
ment. Coos Bay 1b In tho snmo financial situation that nny great prlvato
corporation Is during its formatlvo period, nnd thnt is tho necessnry ex
penditure exceeds tho Income. And tho vital requirement Is continu
ed, systematic nnd dopcndablo ro-lnforcement.
To state, this proposition a llttlo moro specifically, money comes Into
nny community from only two posslblo channels. Ono Is In roturn for
tho products of tho soil, nnd tho other is In return for manufactured
commodities. Any other Income Is mcro exchange for which tho "quid
pro quo" must bo paid In ensh. Therefore tho vital need In nny commu
nity Is thnt its mnnufneturing Institutions bo encouraged nnd developed
nnd Its lnnds bo closely occupied nnd scientifically cultivated.
Nature has endowed C003 Bay with ono of tho greatest natural har
bors on tho Pacific const. It only remains for mnn to nccopt nml pro
tect this God-given heritage. To do this Coos Bay must bo mndo a port
of entry for nil ocenn-going vessels. This enn only bo dono under tho
systematic direction of organized effort through tho Port Commission or
similarly organized association for tho advancement of Coos Bay.
Mnnufneturing on Coos Bny ts a yet morely sporadic. No system
atic, concerted nnd persistant effort has been mndo to nttrnct manufactur
ing Institutions to this community. The result la thnt wo hnvo for sale
no manufactured products to spcakof excopt timber nnd tho crying need
of tho retail business of Coos Bay Is payrolls.
Nearly all of tho staple commodities could bo profitably manufactur
ed on Coos Bay. With nn nbundnnco nnd almost lnoxhnustlblo supply of
coal that menus cheap power, thoro Is nq roason why furniture, shoes,
clothing nnd n hundred other lessor Important products should not bo
manufactured hero, but tt nil deponds on n hnrbor that will ndmlt ships
thnt will tnko theso products to all parts of the world. '
In point of civic enterprise Coos Bay and Mnrshftold nro far behind
Portland, Seattle, Tacomn, San Francisco, Los Angolcs and other const
cities that nro going forwnrd at rapid strides. Two reasons exist for this
condition; ono Is thnt tho vory bigness of this section nnd tho richness
of Its nnturnl resources anesthetizes Its own pcoplo. Thoro mny bo n
physiological, or atmospheric, or psychic, or mystic, or somo other rcn
Bon for this, but without nny attempt to discover tho why, that It Is n
fact there Is no doubt.
Tho other reason Is one far less credltablo to tho people of this com
munity nnd thnt Is thnt tho business men of Coon Bny do not entirely
trust each othr nnd somo of thorn llvo In mortnl terror of n cortaln
solf-constltutud dictator whoso too has been felt undor tho cruppor of
many nn otherwise valorous Coos Bay citizen. In short, nmong Its othor
Infirmities, Coos Bny hns a bad case of tho "Fraldy cats."
It Is a pity that tho men of this community who hnvo possessed tho
dotormlnntlon to build up, ngnlnst nlmost Inconceivable odds, tho splen
did Institutions of this city; mon who havo sweat crimson through or
deals that would havo crushed men who woro less than supormon, It Is
n pity that theso samo mon should go Into n panic nnd run from n foml-
nlno recrudesconco of tho Earl of Gloucester, and run from a broom
stick. Why does not somebody hnvo tho courago to stnnd still and lot
tho blow fall, only to discover thnt, nftor nil, this particular warrior, in
a renl collision, can always bo depended upon to throw down tb"
butcher knife, and pull hntr.
Ab a matter of fact It is benonth the dignity nnd solf-rcspcct of tho
business mon of Cops Bay, nnd infinitely unworthy of tho future of this
great community to nllow Ua progress to ho stnyod clthor by an un
worthy sontlmont of mutual distrust or by a yet moro unworthy fonr
of a common foo who desorvoB no fear. Tho right nnd courageous
thing to do Is for tho cnpablo and resourceful men of this community
to get togothor nnd bo occupy thoireolvcs with tho great probloms which
nro loudly calling for attention that they will hnvo neither thought nor
caro for tho things unworthy that lavo halted tho prosperity of this
Community. ,nr,n,-,nJ-JJiJ.
MAY SOON END HONDURAS REVOLT
All kinds
MILXER'S.
of Alarm CLOCKS at
SHOULD we have representation
eleht nAi.,. .. ... ..,-t ',. n nr nnrt? If you want
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.ompany In Marshfleld, Oregon; for
Vs Purpose of filing Supplementary
rteles of Incorporation and tho
"aendment of the By-Laws.
F. S. RIBBB,
representation for all, vote for R. A'
for.
r-nnnlo. Jo ht-Hepresenumvu
Coos and Curry. W. J. Rust. Pd. Adv
FIHE Place SCREENS at MILXER'S.
Commander Hayes of
States Gunboat Expected to
Handle Situation at Amal
pala Without Bloodshed.
(By Associated Preos to Coos Bny
Times.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. Even In
event of an attack on tho foreigners
United nt Amnpaln, it is not expected horo
that tho Gunbont Princeton will find
It necessary to shell tho town. In
stead Commnndor Hayes will prob
ably sond mnrinos nshoro to tako
Leader Valladaros into custody
which act, it Is bolloved, would ond
tho revolution. Tho gunboat York
town Is due at Amnpala tomorrow to
relievo tho Princeton.
COAST LEAGUE
DALL SCORES
San Francisco and 'Vernon
Defeat Oakland and
Portland.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
PORTLAND, Oro., Nov. 4. Yes
terday's games In tho coast league
resulted as follows:
At Vernon "
Vernon . . 1 "
Portland $
At Oakland R
Oakland 4
Sanfran , 4 c
At Sacramento "
Sacramento. o n
Los Angeles H 18
HOW can we have good roads, and
eat honest work? Why by voting for
Judge John F. Hall; seo his' record.
W. J. Rust Paid advertisement;-
Have your Job prlntlugMone at
The Times office.
AIR GUNS at MILNER'S.
Government Will Stop Mani
festation Tomorrow at All
Hazards.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
MADRID, Nov. 4. Tho govern
ment announced today It would pre
vent all hazards tho monster labor
manifestation arranged for tomorrow
at Barcelona. General Woylor has a
big force of troopa at his command
but theso will bo roluforced by 1G,
000 additional soldiers.
NEW YORK AND COAST IN
OF
W 1
0
L
OF A
1
North Atlantic States Swept
By Cold Blast
' Today.
Butcher at Cedarburg, Wis.,
Kills Son and Wounds
Several Relatives.
(By Associated Press to Coos r
Times.)
CEDARBURG, Wis., Nov. 4.
LoulBlIorftunn, a butcher, shot and
killed his twclvo-yonr-old son,
wounded his wife, his brothor, Ern
est, and tho lnttor's-son, Wnltcr, to-
day. Hoffmnn was arrested.
HEAVY SNOW IN
SEVERAL SECTIONS
BIG MEETINGS
ARE PLANNED
Republican Rallies to Be Held
Saturday Evening and
Monday Evening.
A whirlwind finish with speaking
In moot of tho precincts Is Chalrmnn
Solby's plan for closing tho republic
an campaign. Good meetings hnvo
boon hold nonrly every night this
week and moro will ho hold tomor
row nnd Mondny evenings.
Saturday ovenlng, tho Marshfleld
Republican Club will hold a big ral
ly In tho Odd Fellows hall with L. J.
Simpson, T. T. Bonnott, I. S. Smith
nnd C. I. Rolgnrd na epcakors. Othor
mootlnga Saturday ovenlng will bo ns
follows:
Emplro Goorgo N. Farrln.
Lakeside Chns, E. Mayboo.
Lako at North Inlot Hall A. II.
Derbyshire
Nowport-Llbby J. C. Kondnll and
Pat. HonncRsoy.
Speaking Monday Night
North Bond L, J. Simpson, A. II.
Dorbyshlr.0 and others,
Myrtlo Point Chns. I. Rolgnrd
nnd R. O. Grnves.
Coqulllo Judge Geo, Watklns nnd
L. A. Roberts.
Bnndon Casslus R. Peck and Tom,
T. Bennett.
Business In Many Sections of
Pennsylvania Stopped By
Blizzard.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Tlmos.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 4. A Btorm of
midwinter Intensity prevailed nfong
tho Atlantic const Inst night nnd to
day. Wire communication In many
directions Is Interrupted. Deep snow
Ih recorded lu many places In Now
fork nnd PcuuBylvanln, Sovoral ves
sels aro roportcd In distress but bo
far no serious disasters havo occur
red. Tho wind Ib blowing n gnlo today.
(By
Associated Press to Cooa Bay
Times.)
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4. Snow wan
gonoral throughout Maryland last
night nnd this forenoon,
PROGRAM FOR CONTEST.
MAY FLY TO PARIS.
WHY should Railroads bo watch
ed? Because of their record; who"
can do it efficiently? Why, Hugh
McLaln, ho Is honost, capablo and
untiring. W. J, Rust-rPaid Adv.
I(l 'you wqiit Coos, Bay. to amount
to a mtio ' rog-pona," vote ior me
Bennett amendment. (C, R. Peck
Paid advertisement.)
Trip
Young Welshman Attempts
Irom Loudon.
(By Associated Pross to Coos Bay
Tlmos.)
LONDON, Nov. 4. William Wil
lows, a young Welshman, who re
cently mado a flight of ICO miles ono
night In a small dlrlglblo airship
built by himself and who csatbllshod
tho British record, ascended at
Wormwood-ScrubbB this afternoon
and hcadod for Paris.
HAD IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Heavy Snow In Pennsylvania Brlngti
nuMmtui to Btnmliitlll.
(By. Associated Presa to Coos Bay
Times.)
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4. Ono
of tho worst November storms in
years prevails today. Reports from
various sections of tho stnto Indicate
a heavy snow Is falling and business
in many places Is at a standstill.
EXPRESS STRIKE NOT ENDED.
Companies HcfiiHO to Recognize
Union of Drivers.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bny
Times.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 4. Recogni
tion of tho Union Is tho stumbling
block in tho settlement of tho oxpress
strike Two of tho companies do
claro thoy will treat with tho strikers
only ns former employes. Tho pros
pects of pcaco so promising yester
day seomod decidedly poor today.
WHEN voting for sheriff, experi
ence counts. Who has it? Why W.
W. Gage W. J. RuBt Paid Adv.
Arrangement) Completed For Exer
cInon at Tnlieniarlu.
Tho program for tho W. C. T, U.
gold modal contost nt tho Marshfleld
Tabornnclo Friday night, wnB com
pleted today. It b oxpoctod thoro
will bo n Inrgo attendance Tho pro
gram Is as follows:
7:30 Chlldron'H demonstration.
8 o'clock, prayer.
Duot "Beautiful Flog," Ellon
Andorson, Edith Allgor, North
Bond.
"O, Volco of tho Breakers," Jno.
W. Motley.
"What Mnttora It To You," El
len Rudnns.
"Mothor's Voico," Alpha Mauzoy.
"How to Curtail tho Liquor Traf
fic." "Tho Tomporanco LlghthouBO,"
Chns. Rehfold.
"Tho Fathor'a Prayor," Jno. Fer
guson. "My Mothor's Whlto Ribbon,"
Edith Allgor.
"Tho Wodorn Cain," Mary Han
eon. "Tho Mother's Prnyon" Ellon
Andorson.
"Tho Dofonso of tho Alamo,"
Erlo Bolt.
Judges decision.
Songs "Flower of Liberty," "In
Honor Amorlcnu Flog."
Contest class.
Prosontntlon of medals.
Benediction.
STRAWBERRIES IN OCTOBER.
C. II. Donacn brought In somo
strnwburrlos this morning, somo of
thorn monsurlng ovor threo Inches In
tlrcumferonco. Mr, Donnca Just aot
tho plants out In Mny. Strawber
ries in October would mako Eastern
ers roll tholr eyes, but to us horo in
Oregon thoy aro a more common
thing. Bandon Recorder.
STILETTO pocket Knives will al
ways hold an odgo at MILNER'S.
REMEMHER tho Auction Sale Sat
urday evonlng nt tho No'rwoglan
hall, by tho Norwegian Lutheran
LADIES' AID SOCIETY.
1847 Rogers Bros, and Community
SILVERWARE at MILNJCR'S.
TO THE TAXPAYERS AND VOTERS
If you want a Harbor that will bo
a credit to us and build up a City,
voto for tho $300,000 bond lasuo pay
able In twonty yonrs when tho valuo
of property embraced In tho bounda-
rlos of tho Port will bo worth 20
times tho prosont value and tho re
demption of bonds will not bo no
ticed by tho tnx-payors. Voto Y03
on No. 308 (C. R. Pock Paid Adv.)
Foot Scrapora and DOOR MATS at
MILNER'S,
PLUMBING
Have your plumbing dono by
PIONEER HARDWARE COMPANY,
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