The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, June 13, 1911, EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textf-i THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHPIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1911 -EVENING EWTWN & UWt k?- si tffm p ta HAS NO SUBSTITUTE iN1 POWDEi Absolutely Pure Th& only baking powdor made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar NO ALUMjHQllME PHOSPHATE GOV. WILSON AS FOE OFBOSSISM Utterly Routed Smith In Fight Over U. S. Senatorstilp. SMASHED ONE MAN POWER. WILL HSU TIMBER CRUISE New Jorsoy Executive's Determination Yielded Victory ond Wna ConpIcu oue Evldenco of Hit Purposo to Show No Quartor Whon His Conviction of Right Met Opposition. Hon. Wodrc.v "Wilson, governor of Now Jersey, 1ms come very slmrply Into the political limelight In thu last fow months by reason of his fearless unil effective advocacy of tho rights of the people to govern themselves without interference from tho great torporntlons and vested Interests. Governor Wilson Is a native of Vir ginia, having been born at Staunton Hoc. 28, 1850. Ho is tho son of a Presbyterian minister of Scotch Irish descent. As a boy ho lived In tlio smith and nt tho ago of nineteen en tered Princeton university, from which he was graduated in 18 VI). He took a courso In law at tho University of Virginia and was admitted to the bar. Ho pructlccd law In Atlanta for two Head Cruiser McCarty and As sistants Complete Work In Township 24. Dennis McCarty, who Is in chargo of tho cruising of Coos County tim ber tinder tho supcrvlblon of tho County Court for tho purposo of so curing utoro equitable assessments wan In Marsh rioul ywtonl ills aBfllstants havo Just completed tho cruising of Township 21, Rango 10, 1 and havo now moved Into Township 3G, Itango 10, on tho East Fork of Coos Klvor. Tho tabulation of tho figures on Township 2G will bo com pleted shortly. Mr. McCarty has assisting him Malcolm Doblo of Portland, who has liad about forty yoars oxporlonco cruising and who Is rated ns ono of oovkhmhi woonnow wiuso.v ov new tho host crul8orB In tho northwest, JKiisnv. mid Vm. Keating, Jacob Cabo, Frank years and then took a postgraduate Storcus and James Cowan. .courso in political economy, history mid Jurlsprudoiico at Johns Hopkins University, Ilaltlmorc. Ills wrltlnga on political subjects whllo nt Johns Hopkins nttractod much attention, Aslicr Wllcov, 7,'J Years Old nml Miss ml ho was offered tio professorial Jennie Lmvhcml 70 Yoars, WV1. chair at Ilryn Mnwr, Pennsylvania, Ono of tho most unlquo weddings ,ho '"'""" college for women, where in tho history of Coos county took J'0 rcinl"" tor J- F -i i- i , . t.,.. ,,rv" Mnwr ho went to Wesloynn mil- Dlaco last evening whon Aalior WIN vorMy at .Mddlotown. Conn., as pro cox. socnty-threo years old was mnr- feasor of history and political econo rled to Miss Jonnlo Lawhoad, sovonty my, nml in 1S!H) ho Joined tho faculty years of ago. Tho coromony was nf Frlncotoii university as profossor norfr,e" bv Justice of tho Poaco ,r P0""1 f t " JrlHpru ,, ,, . .,. , . . , . 'oiipo. The tltlo of thin chair wnf i i-iiiiwi;h in inu iiuiiiu 111 1. o. ivnill' man. i$v53fa '""sa. Mm fin i T m w is &.7mx. w zvfhtix.'f-im i mmSSmm Q 1011, by American Press Association. OLD COUPLE MARRY. as ' later changed to professor of Jurlspru- I f.oiii'n nml unlit lew in 1DO I'rnfoqwir Miss. Lnwhoad nrrlvoij in Mnrsh- Wilson was chosen president of Held on Sundny from Kansas. Sho I'rlnrototi uulverHlty nml occupied camo liv wnv nf Pnriin.,,1 nn , Unit position for olght years. Ills In- Rreakwnter. Tho groom Is an old itubouey of the olllco was a contln- I'll I lliflif nrrtllisf Hnix'liil iirlvllnrrnq Tcsldont of this city, nnd Is in busl- and an effort to make tho unlveraity ness lioro. more democratic than It had boon in the past. ., In 11UO President Wilson POUT COMMISSION MEETS. orlcs which wero supposed to be his political stock in trade, but they reck oned without their man. They did not reallzo that all of Governor Wilson's life hnd been a training for actlvo narllclpatlon In politics nnd that bis studies nnd rescarclrlnto political his tory and political methods had given him n wider knowledge of the power of the. people under agrcsslve leadcr ihlp than any of the bosses of cither party possessed. Ills whole political theory Is. based upon tho right of tho people to rulo and their power to rule when their efforts ni;e properly conceit tratcd, and bo demonstrated that Ills theory was correct when ono after an. other his proposed reforms wero forced through the legislature by tho power of public opinion. Kvon before Governor Wilson took his sent In tho executive chamber ho had won n victory over the bosses In his own pnrty, which had Inspired tho people with renewed confidence nnd terrorized tho professional politicians who were Inclined to oppose his re forms. Tho elcotlou of a United States 'senator from Now Jersey was tho first Important work for the new legislature to undertake. James Gmlth, Jr., long known as tho big boss of tho Homo cratlc party In the state, had decided that he wanted this particular plum for himself, and ho announced him self as a candidate, but nt the pri maries held early In 1010 JnmoB A. Marline, n clean and popular citizen, had been n candidate for tho senatorial nomination nnd had received tho In dorsement of the people at the polls. Smith's name had not been presented nt the primaries. This did not mnko any difference to Smith, who thought that his power ns boss was sulllclent to override the will of the people. Gov-ernor-Klect Wilson declared thnt Smith should not bo senator, that ho had no claim upon the olllco and thnt Martlno had tho strongest claim of nil, thnt of popular indorsement. Tho light be twocn the old boss nnd the new loader was short, sharp and decisive. Hack id by public opinion, tho new governor won, nnd Martlno was elected senator on the first ballot. With these triumphs to his credit It U iiuiall woiidci' that tho people of tho United States aro coming to look upon Woodrow Wilson ns one of the great est polltlenl lenders who havo been de veloped in recent years. A progre-.slvo of tho progressives, It does not worry Govornor Wilson any to be called n radical. In fact, bo calls himself n rartlcnl. "I urn radical," said Governor Wilson recently, "nnd tho tlrst ele ment of my radicalism is: Let's get at tho root of tho whole thing and resume popular government. We mean to have the kind of government wo thought wo had. I am ready to draw the lnltlntlre nnd referendum nt any time. I believe In It. I havo not tho slightest fear of Its disturbing our theory of representative government. I don't worry about thedrles anyhow; It's facts that worry me. The fact Is wo In Now Jorsoy have not got any- thing but tho theory, while In states where they havo tried It tho Initiative and referendum tins given them back representative government. It works, you know, without being called on to work nt all. Where legislative repre sentatives know that if they fall real- ' ly to represent, tho peoplo havo tho power to tuko tho legislation back into i their own bauds, thoso representatives have an efTectlvo motlvo to represent. Tho Initiative nnd referendum is Uko n gun behind tho door for uso In enso of enerroncy. but n mighty good por- J sunder nevertheless." i It Is perhaps unnecessary to add to , this explanation of Governor Wilson's i attitude toward public nffalra that t HOT ROW AT ROSICUUlta. Fire Department Disbands As Result of Turmoil, As tho result of an altercation be tween certain members of tho city council nnd tho Itosoburg flro depart ment, tho members of tho Inttcr or ganization held a very cnthuslastta meptlng In their chnmbors In tho city hnll and voted to disband. Tho resignations of tho Individual mem bers become effective in two wcoks, or at least, Just as soon as Mayor HayncB nnd tho momborB of tho council nro nblo to provldo sufficient flro protection. Roscburg News. Alfred Benjamin & P CORRECT Clothes for o, IMPORTANT NOTICK. Evory property owner In MnrBh flold Is hereby notified thnt tho city ordlnanco requiring houses and bulldlngB to bo numbered will bo rigidly enforced aftor this dnto. Tho government postotllco Inspector will bo horo soon to report on MnfBhfloM for free mall delivery nnd ono of tho first requisites Is that all build- ings bo numbered. Tho city recordor will furnish tho property number on application and tho metal letters can bo obtained at nny hnrdwnro storo at flvo conts apiece. Parties failing to comply nro sub ject to arrest and fine. This uotlco will not appear again. J. W. CARTER, City Marshal. FISHING TACKLE at MILNKR'S, Aftor the uhow try a Turkish bath Phono 214- J. m mm Webster's OTN INTERNATEONAL THE MERRIAM WEBSTER? Because J ! NmY cnBA- i TION, covorlnc ovcry Hold of tho world's thought, notion and culture. Tlio only now unabridgod dictionary 111 many yoars. Because doflno vor 400,600 lVordx; moro than ovor beforo appoarod botween two covers. 4700 l'agvs. 6000 II- lustratloiiM. Because ls the only dictionary OCCanlC with tho now divided ptso. A'"fltroko of Qenlau." Because Jt ,s no onoyclopodla In ' ft nlnalo volume. Because li ,a ftoooptod by tho """"' Courts, Oohoola nnd Press as tho ono euptcmo au .tlwrlty. Because no wno knowa Wlna HUOCOHB. ZiOt us toll you about this sow work. THE MAN WHO ONCE RUYS ALFltKD MAY HE RELIED UPON AS A STlUllFAST KXJAMI.V !S AND THAT MAN'S INTIMATES ARK COVVr. "' NO RETT10R CREDENTIALS COLLI) 1-osqivP' ED. NO STRONGER ARGU.MEXT 1 KVni 1E(lf UECOMING A CUSTOMER OF JIHS HTOHIJ. r' The Best Only ' THOUGH tfllPA' ARE PRICED AS MOlU'lltTnv EVEILWORE. ' '"IJ,l-S.Uj 1 '" $18.00 to $35.00 ' "Money Talks" WHEN YOU RUY THESE CLOTHES AS WEHASrtnm WE SELL. "MOIl WH HAVE OTHER CLOTHES TO INTEREST YOU AT $8.50 to $18,00 Hob Clothing and Shoe AESHFIELD DRASN-C00S BAY AUTG II .VIA WRITS for iclata f in Aliiiti pm, C. ft C. MERRIAM CO., PUIi.Un, Sprimfl.U. M.m, Mutka tUi ppr, rKdTtrnu nt of pU ntpi. ALLEGANY NOW READY FOR RUSINESS Leaves Marshfield Dailj ROAT LEAVES ALERT LANDING, MARSHFIELD S:M ARRIVE DRAIN 1 P. M. S.MUJ DAY. TICKETS FOR SALE AND INFORMATION' AT The Busy CorMr Drug Stor PHONE 308 Union Oil s wna iinnituntml ah tho enmlldnto of the PomocrntH of Now Jorsoy for pov- (Miftr 11 ml i'n nlinta1 lit n nlnrnlltt' rlllt tll Inn ImoliiAn,, .,n.. n..n..,4 - ""' "'"' """""" ' i- er nearly WWX after n speaking earn ed nt tho romilur montblv mooting of pnlgii thnt wus ronmrkablo in rousing tho port commission yotitenlny In tho "'" I'rople of tho ntnte from ono end rooms of tho Cjininbor of Coinmorco ,rt ,!u ,,n,er nml nwlpglng to his sup- l',i!."",""; J"z rrr? ""- " f'i - Henry Songstnekon. W. C. Harris. R rtP, nml nmnnf,0me.it of tho Ropub. Mlngiis, C. S. Wlnsor, Captain Pol- ll'iin nnrty. Iiciiiiib. ! I'cv.trnor Wllon has ivoro than f'llfl'led his pledges. ITo promised GUN FIGHTERS' DUEL. the people of Now Jersey that ho would bo their representative at tho ffllto Piinifrl mill wnnlil irnnnl tlii In. Tvo Nonrly ICIIIpiI In Street Rattle tenets o' t'10 wholo people to the best In Chicago. 'of liln nblllty. Among tho spicldc (By Associated Press to Coos Ray prou:!o whle'a ho made wero thnt he TlmR ) i wo"hl 1 nil In hh power to securo CHICAGO. III., Juno 10. - Two 'ft "f the public utilities ,, . , , T , hl-1 for the control of ra roads and nllogod labor "gun men", John Cos- otllcp ,wWc .,, corl,omt,l)Iw. n re. tello nnd George Hudson, fought a vised primary law that would give tho pistol duel on tho comor of Clark peoplo nbsoluto control of the nomli: and Illinois streets oarly today. Roth ,,0,,s tr " ollleers, Including de'.o- rccolved Injuries which will probnbly ,!;iUc, t0 Presidential conventions, n:id Drove fatal. Tho men hnd quarrelled J21"- ,t', f0100-"" ' cancMitatcg out of 1 ...1 .. 4i 1 , . x. , ,np hauda of tho bosses; n corwpt nnd when they met In tho street today rncccil ,nw tlmt wouM luak0 htlbr opened llro. Each was struck by and the uso of money of corporations two bullots. . In elections difficult, if not impossible; n law providing for tho commission COOS RIVER FARM FOR S.H.K. l-"'vcrnmcnt of cities by tho votes of At tho bond of navigation. Nonll ' tl'""f "'''including the feature T?rfc nt ro 111..,. , , . , ,f ,!,J l"ltlntlvo and referendum and Fork of Coos River. I have for salo ,,D m,a!l. na olul,i0yers' liability hv n flno rnnoh of 119 aeroR. twenty , wlileh would protect tho interests c acres bottom land, bnlanco bonch nnd tho woikers nutomat'.cally wltUc." pasture land, young orchard, nine- unW"B It necessary for them to go to room hoiiso: barn: abundant spring ' com'-' ,0 ,J,',m ,luIr rlr" hi caso of water; Includes four uiUoh cows; spn !"J,'l"-v; wh,,p aml wvoral re V ....i, ,. .., , . form laws or great locn mportnu.o 1 ojjvork horBos. twclvo shoats; sumo , wn ' Qlilpkena together with various ..farm J',. Altboutrth'o legislature of Now Je tuaohluery. Th p'ace would uiaka e. wa. nomoi-r.it '0 0:1 J.lnt b:- !o an1 ideal summer report. AUp lul3l,,l, er.ito v as Republic in, nud r oxcollont log boom cgnvenleneje; on- t""t u -,e,up' to l'''." one t'nt Oo ly 1.000 cash ueedod to handle this wt !U"a Ua'1 ""tlortakou a hop, , 1 1 1 ,1(W task of endeavor in; 1 1 force tho bargain, balnnw to sR purohaoer atlrofornu,hro,1Kh VKwiJSZ 1 percent, Por full toons aud njirl- tiuv. P,-cplo doolaml tint h w.iiV culnrs address P 0. box 7SS. MarsUf'tUd 'pia :n-il polities so.nci'iin 01 Hold, Or.'un j "dly dUTervnt frm the ucaiieulc JioJ It CTj ! - $ - s It v u a iwiwprei;T-,rij GASOLINE DISTILLATE UENZINK KEROSENE SAMSON GAS ENGINES ,r.c CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS Coos-Bay Gi!& Supply Co. Mni-bhlleld, Ore. PHONE 302-J Mull Orders Solicited. - "M g-wr" T-glT&'rjvirmu m- n- "THE FRIK ' OF COOS DAT" S. S. ALLIANI CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH HANK K0AD AT KW Sails from Portland for Coos'Bay, k NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPASL PRONE -11 . C. F. .McGEOP.CU SJ 1911, by American Pre" Association. ims. WOODI10W WILSON. ho Is against special privilege of ev ery kind nnd (hat ho Is particularly nsalnst tho high protective tariff sys tem and what he terms the outrageous Palue-Aldrlch tariff law, and perhaps It Is unnecessary to add that theso nro no new couvlctlons on Governor Wilson's pnrt, but nre tho fruit of n lifetime of study ond observation of political affairs, of n life spent in train ing for nctlvo public service for which tho opportunity has Just come to him. In his homo life the governor is su premely happy, III11 tastes aro quiet, aud his charming wife nnd three bright nnd nttructlvo daughters aro tho center of all of bis recreations nnd amusements. Rather foud of tho onon air, he is not. a sportsman In any senso fell! Hello! Housewives of Marshllold uuo Marshfield Creamery THE FAST AND COMMOIHOl'S tft . w, n n EqnJppI y.pflmfl&ir le snnifoFm ikwi Will iiiako regular trips carrying ui.Mciigcrs both wJ"Mj between Cos Hay mid San Francisco. All rcscrwtM'W limdo nt Alllniwo llnrk. Mnrlif1rld nnd Intcr-Ocf n Union Street Wharf No. 2. Sin FrnnclM-o. For Inforwtl! I I-J or ilH5. Sailing from San Francisco Wcdntt&I Juno 11th. INTEH-OCKAN TRA.XflPORTATIO.f COMP5 If your grocer does not keep It call up PHONE 73-J, Free delivery S a.m. to 2 p.m. also STERILIZED CREAM & MILK ICE, RUTTERMILK," COTTAGE CHEESE OLD nBLUBLR STEAMER BRCAKWAI SAILS Ii'nnr iniiTr.iwn at o a. if. OX JUKE'' I a3 30 iDidJ SAILS FROM COOS HAY AT SERVICK OF THE l 1 o fr 4n -. m. riA .. nM . L. II. KEATING, AGENT rflox"' FOR CiOOD WORK J"'ng your clothes to us. Cleaulng, of the term, although he occasionally P"S9'"S nnd repairing n specialty, Unas opportunity to play golf, which u onorenoed mon Satisfaction ho dues very badly, with ?mio of his gunraniOH.i -RLAVCHARD .9 DOD. m-vst Intimate friends, when It was Bii.v, . lllm.ee lVlilc. Front St nnuounced In April tjuit Governor Wll- '"im1 1 ' mrm--. r-mnm son was to visit tbefPndn coast rtur- 0 " lug May he was fairly deluged with s"r8'8 require careful treatmgnti nu'jframs Inviting slons to months cans RAV.RnQFRiicfi XVVFLJ Ul I llvULlUIIU - tat Jinlly stngo between Roscburg and Mnrsnneiu. nnd Sundays nt O a. in. Faro, 90.00. iiVlM OTTO SPIIKTTrcil. ALnf. C. P. I,-B1-a 120 MARKET AV., Mnrslilleld. Agent, ROSEBrb PHONE 11 I DYEING Fjjencn Jry ohd Steam Cleaning of ladles and gouts' suits. Goods call- far and dolvored. Prlcc3 reason- u 1 troni ovary, iwrt of the wosr. t . ." '".'" "' "H" v iwHiunnam s auie. ROHE CVfY DYE AND OLEA him to speak ...1 cnouirh oron. l4lnln,ent frre,y-. ." wlu remove tlio xo vnmcsin vi Pivrnnn Pmn have kept lilin lu. f .r th '"enfana quickiv restore the pU.t ... . J, " .1 ' ' ' J dolug nothing cNo ft lu,am condition. For salo )i "" "' '', avo mono iu.i uu ueaers. ' ,. , iry ny vacuum carpot ctennor. s- i-fnrmlU" """ . lall v,113 For high-class d im.irlne :..., o.. a & ,r t.inms114 Acccles. C" Ut,i 'I