The Coos Bay times., November 04, 1910, EVENING EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD. OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1910 EVENING EDITION.
KAMME
GOING OUT OF THE CLOTHING AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS BUSINESS
25,000 Stock of High Grade Merchandise to be disposed of
iminmci y , commencing daiuraay, novemDer Dtn.
lie Largest and most Sensa
tional Sale Ever Inaugurated
on Coos Bay.
We are going to make a Clean Sweep of the
itire department; everything goes regardless,
iot a single line spared, and we are making
lis offer right at an opportune time, when
f-f . j- J .. j.f-
m are looking iu yuur iieeas ior me coming
7a!l and Winter We find that a general
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store, doing a cuversinea ousmess, cannot be
so successful as one devoting their entire time
and attention to one complete line
Copyright 1908 by Hart SchafFncr & Marx
Gents' Furnishing, Hats, Suit Cases,
Oil Clothing.
$10,000 STOCK OF HIGH GRADE AND STRICTLY
FIRST CLASS, UP-TO-DATE MERCHANDISE TO BE
THROWN ON THE MARKET RGARDLESS; CONSISTING OF
POSITIVELY THE LARGEST ANDERWEAR, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, CLUETT AND NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, GOWNS, COL
LARS, NECKWEAR, SUSPENDERS, LEATHER GOODS OF
ALL KINDS, ETC., ETC.
$5,000 Stock of High Grade Shoes,
from $3.50 to $7.00 will be
closed out
POSITIVELY THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
OF UP-TO-DATE FOOTWEAR ON COOS BAY, CONSISTING
OF VALOUR CALF, PATENT, BOX CALF, KID, IN ALL
WEIGHTS, ALL STYLES AND ALL WIDTHS.
EVERY PAIR WILL BE SOLD OUT AT A GREAT SACRI
FICE, OFFERING YOU AN OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPLY
YOUR NEEDS FOR THE RAINY DAYS.
EVERY PAIR OF BOYS' SHOES FROM SIZE 2 TO 6 INCLUDED.
Hkh Grade Stock of Boys' Clothing and Overcoats
Boys' and Youths' Clothing in knee lengths and long pants, an elegant assortment and sizes complete
Colors: Navy, Brown, Black and bray, in all the latest patterns sizes, Z to o years
ie uAiie Derm .wmoT no idcdatp in TAKING THIS STEP AND FEEL THAT WE ARE JUSTIFIED IN OUR UNDERTAKING, FOR AFTER SURVEYING CONDITIONS EXISTING
HERE AND THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY, WE HAVE COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT ONE THING "WELL DONE" IS WORTH MORE TO US THAN A DOZ EN WITHOUT
PROPER ATTENTION.mbon puRNsH QQQS BAY WTH A C0MPLET& AND UP-TO-DATE LADIES' STORE, WHERE YOU CAN COME AND FIND YOUR WANTS BETTER LOOK
ED AFTERB 0! EMABLE US TO BETTER FINANCE OUR AFFAIRS AND TO CONCENTRATE OUR ENTIRE EFFORTS FOR A BETTER
PAYSOGN Kr TO DO AWAY WITH THIS DEPARTMENT QUICK, WE ARE OFFERING THE STOCK TO YOU AT AN ADVANTAGE.
Very Respectfully,
MERCHANT & KAMMERER.
Stock consists of Men's and
Boys' Clothing, Hat, Shoes,
Furnishing Goods, Oil Cloth
ing Trunks, Suit Cases, etc.
Hart, Schaffer & Marx Suits, and
Overcoats, Boys' Clothing, Pants,
Etc. :: See Window Display and call in for
prices, as space does not allow for explanation.
Every opportunity for a great saving can be
had here Never before have you had such
an offer.
EOTION
IS
NEAR
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Questions That Voters Will
Pass On In Various States
This Time.
IBj Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
"ASHIXGTON, D. C, Oct. 31.
Election of state officers, Judges
' the Supreme Court, Railroad
wmmlssloners, etc., will bo held In
" tates on Tuesday, November 8.
alne, Vermont, Arkansas and
'jwrgla have hold their stato elec-
Uon. but the two latter states will,
eek from tomorrow, elect Repre-
Watives in Congress. Maryland,
""tolppl, Virginia and West Vlr-
aIai likewise, will elect congress-
'" lalno and Vermont have nl-
'r 'chosen their congressmen and
wte offlcers. in 28 of the states,
governors and full stato tickets are
to bo elected. In 9 others, Justices
of tho Supremo Court and minor of
ficials are to bo chosen, while In In
diana state officers, except govornor,
will bo elected.
A number of tho states will elect
mombors of tho legislature. The
terms of 30 United States senators
expire March 3, 1911. Tho legisla
tures of Alabama, Maryland and Ver
mont have elected their senators.
The sixty-second congress will be
elected.
South Carolina and Louisiana
have each but one ticket tho dem
ocratic. Tho prohibition party has tickets
In 25 states, tho socialists In 34, tho
socialist labor In 8. Tho Inde
pendence league has a full state tick
et In New York; tho Keystono and
tho Industrial party each have a
ticket In Pennsylvania; tho People's
Independent (Populist) has one In
Nebraska, and tho American party
! ni-mnn nnfl In Utah.
The number of tickets In tho varl-.
ous states Is: 1, South Carolina ana
Louisiana; 2, Florida, Kentucky and
North Carolina; 3, Idaho, Nevada,
Washington and Wyoming; 4, Ala
bama, California, Colorado, Connec
ticut, Delaware, Indiana, Iowa, Kan
sas, Montana, New Hampshire, New
Jersey, North Dakota, Oklahoma,
Oregon, Rhode Island', South Dako
ta, Tennessee and Wisconsin; 5, Il
linois, Massachusetts, Michigan, Min
nesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio,
Texas, Utah; 6, New York and Penn
sylvania. Numerous proposed constitutional
amendments and questions of vari
ous kinds are to bo submitted In
many of the states. Prohibition is
an issue In Florida, Missouri and
Oregon, and in those states proposed
amendments to the constitution pro
hibiting tho manufacture and salo of
Intoxicating liquors wIlT bo voted
upon. In Toxns, the Incoming legis
lature will submit to tho voters for
nnnroval or rejection, a constitution
al amendment providing for prohibi
tion. Oklahoma will vote Incidental
ly on a proposed constitutional
amendment substituting local option
for tho present system of state-wide
prohibition.
Three states. Oklahoma. South Da
kota and Washington,' will vote di
rectly on tho question of granting
suffrage to women, while In Oregon
a proposed amondment to tho constl
tutlon grants to all taxpayers, re
gardless of sex, the right of suffrage
Tho largest number of questions
to be voted upon in any ono stato is
In Oregon. Hero 32 initiative and
referendum measures will be upon
tho ballot for approval or rejection.
Included In this number, besides tho
proposed suffrage and prohibition
amendments to the constitution, Is
a bill, proposed by Initiative peti
tion, amending the Orogon primary
law, and extending Its provisions to
presidential nominations, allowing
voters to designate their cholco for
president and vice-president; provid
ing for direct nomination of party
candidates for presidential electors;
for election by party voters of dele-
1 gates to their party national nomin
ating conventions.
Ono of tho suggested amendments
to tho Oregon constitution proposed
bj Initiative petition, provides for
verdicts by three-fourths of a Jury In
civil cases. Another proposed
amondment Increases tho Initiative
and referendum and recall powers o
tho people.
Conservation of natural resources
will be passed upon by voters of
J Wisconsin in tho shape of a propos
ed amondmont to tho constitution,
authorizing tho stato to make an
nual appropriation' for acquiring,
preserving and developing water
power and forests of tho stato. In
Minnesota, a proposed constitutional
amendment authorizes tho legisla
ture to exempt from taxation lands
of private persona to be used for
purposes of reforestation.
TUB WIIKAT MARKIJT.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
CHICAGO, Nov. 3. Wheat closed
as follows: Dccombor, 87 l-2c; May,
04 l-4c; July, 92 l-2c.
PORTLAND, Nov. 3. Track wheat
prices: Club, 74c; Blues torn, 78c;
Red Russian, 73c; Valloy, 78c; For
tyfold, 76c to 76c. .
TACOMA, Nov. 3. Milling wheat;
niticstom, 78c; Club, 7Gc; Rod Rus
sian, 73c. Export wheatj Rluestom,
79c; Fortyfold, 7Cc; club, 7Bc; Red
Russian, 73c. '
Read the Times Want Ada
CRAWFORD IS IN JAIL.
Fnko Detective mid Former Attorney
In Trouble.
PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 31. For
tho first time, J. O. Crawford, tho
young lawyer of Marahflold, who Is.
charged with having Impersonated a
secret sorvico officer of tho United
States, was formally Indicted by tho
grand Jury. The officers of tho court
were of tho Impression that Craw
ford had been indicted on Monday,
and as a consoquonco tho young man
was brought down to the United
States Court to plead at tho morning
session.
After grabbing a law book and
searching Its covors for a statuto
which would aid his case, Crawford
pleaded not guilty to tho chargo on (
which no Indictment had over boon
rotur.ncd. Ho was held for trial at
tho November term, nnd bolng un
nblo to furnish ball was sont back to
Jail, In tho nftornoon It was dis
covered that Crawford had novor
been indlctod nnd the grand Jury
was asked to rectify tho orrpr,
, Crawford, who has prnctlccd law
at Marshflold fpr two years, will at
tempt to take, advantage of the tech
nicality to sccuro his freedom.