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Mabton, Wnsh., T. D. Bradford and
0. C. Gcorgeson, Prossor, Wash.; M.
llornn, O. G. Franco and Ilinman &
Grady, Wcnatchco, WnBh.; H. M. Gil
bert, J. II. Wright and Clarence
Starchor, North Yakima, Wash.; II.
P. Wright, Chelan, Wash.; Harry B.
Nolson, Attalia, Wash.; "Jack"
Estcs and "Dick" Hart, Toppcnlsh,
"Wnsh.; tho Dourgalzo & Gcrschol
Fruit Company, Zlllah, Wash.; A. D.
Helms, Ashland district, Roguo Riv
er valley, Ore.; C. II. Sprcnt and
Avery Brothers, Hood River, Ore.;
Spoknno Valley Irrigated Lnnd Com
pany and Rosehhnupt & Sons, Spok
nno. Tho contests nro on Wlncsap,
Spitzonburg, Rome Beauty, Wagcnor,
Mcintosh Red, Jonathan, Yellow
Nowton and mixed cars of any stand
ard commercial varieties, Tho first
prlzo In each competition Is $250, tho
second being $100. Carload ontrlcs
nro cllglblo In tho Bwoopstnko event,
In which tho first prlzo Is $1,000 and
tho championship banner. Tho sec
ond prlzo Is $300 nnd n Bllvor medal
banner.
Tho Chicago Association of Com
morco will awnrd Its $500 trophy cup
State Prohibition "Beaten By
13,000 Whilo Home Rule
Carries By About 3,000
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 14. Tho
following aro tho Incomplete stato
totals on several of tho Important
measures:
Yes. No.
Tax amendment . . .25,497 27.G33
Majority against, 2137.
Tax amendment. . .21,305 23,709
Mnjorlty against, 7404.
Tax amendment. . . .28,210 30,151
Mnjorlty agnlnst, 1941.
Monmouth Normal
bill n . . .37,154 29,040
Majority for, 720S.
Weston Normal bill. .2S.S27 35,001
Majority against, 0774,
Ashland Normal blll..2S,07G 37,425
Majority against, 9349.
Homo Rtilo
amendment 4G.0S3 43,591
Mnjorlty for, 29S9.
Prohibition amend
ment 33,771 17,230
Majority against, 13,450.
Good ronils amend
ment 2S.45S 21,515
Majority for, G943.
County boundary bill. 25,232 28,370
to tho oxhlbltor of tho car scoring Majority against, 3138.
highest on pnek, nnd tho Interna- Presidential prlmnrles 28,233 27,700
tlonnl Applo Shippers' Association Mnjorlty for, G27.
-will prcsont n sliver trophy to tho Official Gnzotto bill
best commercial carload.
Elovon cars of other exhibits, In
cluding a largo number of 10, five,
four nnd slnglo box entries nnd 30
district dlsplnys from Washington,
Oregon, Cnllfornln, Idaho, Montana
and British Colttmbln, will nrrlvo
this wook, making an exposition of
32 cars, or about 2,010,000 apples,
In competitions for prizes of n totnl
vnluo of $20,000.
REPORT OF TIIK CONDITION'
OP THE
The First National Bank
OK COOS BAY
nt Mnrshflold, In tho Stato of Oregon,
at tho clo8o of business,
Novomhor 10, 1910.
ItCHOtirCCH.
Loans and discounts . .$ 75,085.82
U. 8. Bonds to sccuro
circulation
Premiums on U. S.
Bonds
Bonds, Securities, etc..
Ranking houso, furniture
nnd fixtures
Duo from Natlonnl
banks (not rcservo
ngonts)
Duo from Stnto nnd Prl
vnto banks nnd bank
ers, trust compnnlos,
nnd savings banks. ,
Duo from approved ro
sorva ngonts
Checks nnd otlior cash
It'oms
Notes of othor Nntlonal
banks
Fractional papor curren
cy, nickels, nnd conts
Lawful money rcservo In
bank, viz;
Speclo. . . ,$25,871.80
Lognl-tondor
notoa , . . 1,000.00
19,932 34.S30
Mnjorlty against, 4 80S.
Jury amendment. ..27,371 25,707
Mnjorlty for 1004.
Olllclnl returns show that two
moro dry counties voted wot under
tho local option law last Tuesday,
making sovon In nil lost this year by
tho dry column. Tho last counties
reporting on this question we're Gil
liam nnd Tillamook. Gilliam Is wot
by n voto of 433 to 31G nnd Tilla
mook has gono wet by moro than
300.
Confirmation wns received on tho
report that tho dry slilo has gained
Coos county, but In nddltlon to Til-'
lnmook and Gilliam It has lost Polk,
Morrow, Klamath, Umatilla and Mal
heur. Thy AmcnrimeiitH All Lose.
All three of tho proposed tax
amendments to tho constitution hnvo
been dofeatcd, according to tho In
comploto returns, Tho Inltlntlvo
amendment giving each county tho
right to regulate taxation within Its
borders rocolvod a larger voto than
did olthor of tho amendments pro
posed by tho legislature. Tho coun
ty tax measure Is behind about 2,000
votes In a totnl of 58,000. Tho first
tax amoudmont on tho ballot list
(308, yen; 309, no) Is bohlnd 2200
In a totnl of 53,000; and tho second
tnv nmnmliiinnt f312..vn! 31!i. no
3,700.03 . b0,,,m, 7i400 ,n toUU ot co.000.
Tho good roads -nmondmont has
received n hnudsomo majority. Tho
favorable voto now oxecods tho no
gatlvo voto on tho amendment by
2C.000.00
250.00
90,088.81
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PRODUCED. WE HAVE THEM.
Several times this season we have asked
you to drop in to see Benjamin Clothes,
Nothing we can say in print is half so
strong an argument as the clothes them
selves. Then remember "Cash Only' "MONEY TALKS,"
and see how reasonable you can buyjhe
best by Paying Cash.
HUB CLOTHING & SHOE CO.
Marshfield Bandon
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THE MASONIC
Wednesday, Nov. 16th.
Dixie Loftin
will repeat
"Mistakes Will
Happen"
Scats now on sale at
THE BUSY CORNER
NOTION CALLING FOR A NOMI-
NAT1NG MEETING OH CAUCUS
FOR TIIK NOMINATION OF
CANDIDATES FOR TIIK OF-
KICK OF COMMON COUN-
CILMKN AND OF HE-
COHDKR.
Notico Is lioroby given tlmt by or-
dor of tho Common Council of tho
City ot Mnrshflold, Coos County,
Oregon, duly mntlo nnd ontcrod on
tho first 'dny ot Novombor, 1910, n
nominating mooting or caucus will
bo hold In Odd Follows Hall In snld
city, on Monday, tho twonty-flrat day
ot Novombor, 1910, nt tho hour of
COOS BAY LIVERY
Wo hnvo secured tho llvory busi
ness of L. II. Hclsncr nnd nro pro
pared to render cxcollcnt scrvlco to
tho pcoplo of Coos Day. Careful
drlvors, good rigs nnd everything
that will moan satisfactory scrvlco to
tho public. Phono us for ,n driving
horse, n rig or anything needed In
tho livery lino. Wo nlso do n
trucking business ot nil kinds.
Dluuchiird, Hczlii & Hlnuchnrd
Livery, Feed mul Salorf Service.
141 First nnd Aldor Strocts.
Phono 13 8-J
ItKAL ESTATE.
I hnvo somo ot tho best buys on
tho liny. Can urrnngo easy tonus.
Houses nnd buildings for rent.
AUGUST F1UZEEN,
18 Control Avo. Mnrshflold, Oro.
Turkish Baths
210-213 Coos Building
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DR. J. W. INGRAM,
Physician and Snrgcon.
Olllco SOH-SOO Coos llulldla.t.
Phones Ofllco 1021; Rosldonco 1C22
nlcht. nVlnplf In Mia ndnrnnnn nt nndl
about nearly 7,000 In n totnl of C0,-l(,ny for (ho I)urpoBO of nomnntnB
candidates for tho following odlcos,
"'"""""iOOO counted. It Is Indicated thnt
311.95 "Q "r'TJ lm8 Cnrr,d by nb0ut Two mombors of .tho Common Coun
. 10 000 majority. c of , cUy to BOryo for UlQ tCfm
. (.ruviUMK b local of thrco , h commoncng tho
ng now counties ls'n.f ,.... ... T ,..
Redemption fund with
U .8, Trensuror (5 por
cent of circulation) , ,
20,031.80
1.2C0.00
Total.,
.$270,077.30
v Liabilities.
Capital stock paid In...? 25,000.00
Surplus fund 13,500.00
Undllvded profits, less
oxponscs and taxes
paid 3,231.78
National bank notes out
standing 25,000.00
Individual doposlts sub-
joct to check 195,024, 2S
Domain! cortlflcatos ot
deposit 12,7G0,49
Cashier's checks out
standing 1,554.75
Total.
.$270,077.30
Stato of Orogon, county of Coos, ss
I, W. S. McFarlnnd, Cashlor of tho
abovo-nnmod bank, do solemnly
swear thnt tho above statement Is
lruo to tho host ot my knowledgo
and bollot,
W. S. McFARLAXn,
Cashlor,
Subscribed and sworn to boforo mo
this 14th day of Novembor, 1910.
ANNIE SMITH,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
E. MIN'OUS.
W. U. DOUGLAS,
W. P. MURPHY,
Directors.
8hapoly
See them
waterproof Duxbak hats,
- THE GUNNERY.
Tho county bill
ilnfnnirtil 'Pfin tun lntlf v nimltiar Hin I
i mi i o'.An i . . i . ro Ann "ocoruor of said city to sorvo for tho
IMII IB 1,1VU lit II lllllll Ul UU,UUU
votes counted. This voto Indicates
that tho total mnjorlty ngalust tho
bill will bo about 4,500. All ot tho
County Division bills woro beaten.
Results Rolled Hovtii,
Dallas county wont wot nftor two
yonrs .of dryness.
Josephine county went dry by 12
votes. It will bo contested.
Umatilla county and Pondloton
wont wot nt tho rccout election nftor
two years of drouth.
Prohibition carried In Lnno coun
ty by 300. Homo Rulo had n major
ity ot 900 ngnlnst It.
WARM UP A
BIT
Theso chilly mornings remind
you of tho need of wnrm cloth
ing. Wo nro propnrod with
A Fine Lino of .Men's Un
dorwenr from 30 to $'J
per Kai'tnent.
.no
torm of ono yenr commencing tho
first Monday In January, 1911. Said
candidates to bo voted on nt tho reg
ular annual municipal olectlon of
said city to bo hold Tuesday, tho
sixth day of Decombor, 1910.
Datod this 9th day of Novombor,
1910.
JOHN W. DUTLER,
Rocordor ot tho City of Mnrshflold,
Coos County, Oregon.
r W. DENNETT,
I Lawyer.
Ofllco over Flnnngan & Bonnett Bank
Mnrshflold, Orogon,
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Not Touched by Human Hands
"'-ygdl.'rom tho tlmo tho hard kernols of wheal
nro unshod. Snow Drift Flour comcj to
you In ns clean nnd puro n condition as
ono can Imagine. Every batch of Snow
Drift thnt goes through tho mill Is tested I
before It goes out. Bread Is mado of It
In tho mill's bnko shop. Every batch ot
flow hns to mnko porfect bread clto It
doesn't go Into tho Snow Drift sacks.
Thnt is why tho housewife who uses Snow
Drift, nit tho tlmo always has highly suc
cessful results In hor baking of bread, bis-
fflow mMjpj,j cult nnd pastry,
H. W. PAINTER.
Maashfield :: Oregon
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YP1' S. TURPEN,
Architect.
Over Chnmbor of Commcrco.
Men's Union
nnd $:t,.10.
Men's Coat
to $3.00.
Suits $1.30
Sweaters, $2.30
Roys' Coat Sweaters, $1.23
uiul $1.30.
Men's Flannel Shirts Rluo
ami Grey, $2.00 to $1.00
THE BAZAR
HOUSE OF QUALITY'.
nOTEL UARDINICIt,
nt Gnrdlnor, Orogon, has been ro-
modelled and improved and Is under
now management. Special accommo
dations for stago pasaongors and for
people desiring n rest at the seashore.
"Yoa'Il Llko tho Place."
J. E. SOHILLING, Proprlotor.
LAUGH!
WELL 1 GUESS
you'd laugh too If you had Just
got your old suit back from tho
clonnors nnd It looked ns gqod as
now llko mlno does. No It's no
secrot, tho work wns dono by tho
Marshllehl Cleaning nnd Dyo Works,
Phono 270X. 18C So. Brondway.
IjuIIcs Garments n Specialty.
W. Dungan
Undertaker
Marshfield, Oregon.
Parlors, 180 South 8a St.,
Telephone, Day or Night, 103-J.
Coos Bay Roseburg Stage Line
Dally atngo between Roseburg and Marshtleld. Stngo leaves daU and
Sunday nt 7 p. m. Faro, $0.00.
OTTO SriIETTER, Agent, O. P. RARNARD,
120 MARKET AV., Marshtleld. Agent. ROSEIIURG. OR.
PHONE 11
While Figuring
ON THE CHEAP WIRING CAM
PAIGN DON'T OVERLOOK THH
FACT THAT WE ARE SELLING
FIXTURES AT A BIG DISCOUNT.
ALSO STANDARD MAKE FLAT
IRONS WE' HAVE ONLY A FEW
LEFT. BETTER PLACE YOUR ORDER.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
EXPERT ELECTRICIANS.
Respectfully ask your patronage.
PHONE 237-J. ,
Good Evening!
HAVE YOU ANY LAUNDRY?
If so, do not forget that this la
THE laundry where you get tho host
work, nnd prices nro In every ono'
reach, Call up and ono ot the driv
ers will call and explnln nil detnils to
you. All tolephono calls aro quickly
attended to, becausa wo aro running
wo wagons.
OUR GUARANTEE IS YOUR SAT.
. v ISFAOTION.
JLUtSlTFIELD IIAND AND STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Jiauzoy Bros., Trop. Phono 380-J.
y-n-a-n-tt-M-u-n-tt-M-n-a-n- twi-n-n-a -n--K---n-a-a
Beaver Hill Coal
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MOUNT DIABLO AND JOSSON CEMENT.
Tho best Domcetlc and Importod brandB.
Plaster, Llmo, Brick and nil kinds of bulldors material.
HUGH McLAIN
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
OFFICE, SOUTH BROADWAY. PHONE 201.
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THE FAST AND COMMODIOUS
Steamer Redondo
(EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS)
WILL MAKE REGULAR TRIPS CARRYING PASSENGERS
AND FREIGHT BETWEEN COOS BAY AND SAN FRANCIS
CO. ALL RESERVATIONS FOR PASSENGERS MADE AT
ALLIANCE DOCK, MARSHFIELD AND . INTER-OCEAN
TRANSP. CO. UNION STREET WHARF NO. 2, SAN FRAN
CISCO. FOR INFORMATION TIIONE 44-J OR 2S3.
FREIGHT RECEIVED AT UNION STREET WHARF NO. 2,
INTER-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
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First Trust and Savings Bank
OF COOS RAY
MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
CAPITAL FULLY
.SIOO.000.00
. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
JOHN S. COKE. President. DORSEY KREITZER, Cashier.
JOHN F. HALL. tv s hhandler.
HENRY SENQSTACKEN, WILLIAM GRIMES,
STEPHEN C. ROGERS. DR. C. W. TOWER,
M. O. HORTON. Vic o President and Manager.
DOES A GENERAL RANKING AND TRUST BUSINESS,
YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED.
Safe Deposit Boxes for renj In our Steel Uiicdflro.and
Vnults at $3.00 and up per annum.
burglar proof
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