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newspaper, compared witli tho spaoo
used by other stores, should deling
It., comparative importnuco In tho
community! Does jour storo's ad
tertisliig spneo do Unit?
Your store-news, biiuuiu upiicur us
regularly s 1e t'1'8 now simper. If
ft newspaper omllteci an issue now
ami theneven for so weighty a rea
son ns fcnrluK Clint it might rain
it would not DO ft Kook nowapapcr.
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VOL. XXXV
Established In 1870
us Tho Coast Mall
NleOF PROMINENT EASTERN
CAPITALISTS
Investigating Resources, and
Prospects of ThisxSection
i of Country.
RAILWAY TO ROSEBURG
AMONG THEIR PROJECTS
Will Make no Announcement
For the Present May
Come Soon.
A distinguished party of eastern
nnd California capitalists aro on Coos
Day today liivcstlentlnt; Ub rcnourcos
nnd prospects with, a vlow to future
JmeHtmontB here. In tho party nro:
E. Cowpcrthwnlto of London, Eur..
E. C. Co of Chicago, S. E. Blddlo ot
San Francisco, n. T. Hoopor of Snn
Francisco, E. C. Brooks of Marys
vllle, Cnllf., and E. W. Novors of San
Fmnclsco.
Among tho propositions they havo
under consideration It Is understood
Is the mntter of n rnllwny from Coos
Hay to Rosoburg nnd East to BoIbc,
Idaho.
When seen by n Times reporter "to
day Messrs. Novcrs nnd Coporthwnlto
admitted this much but said their
plans woro not sufficiently mnturcd
to mnko nny nnnouncoment or glvo
nny doflnlto details of their project I
The present trip Is to fnmlllarlzo
thomsolvcB somewhat -with local con
ditions nnd get In touch with tho
present situation on Coos Bay, v.
They would not confirm nny ot tho
many rumors afloat in rcforonco to
railway projects but said duo an
nouncement would bo mndo when
thero was nnythrng doflnlto to bo
Shon out, which might 1)0 -within
short time.
They mndo a trip up Coos Rivor
yestordny, taking lunch nt Dr. Mc-
Cormac's summer homo. Today
they mado n trip to Sunset Bay, whoro
they nro tho guests thlflaftornoon o!
Mayor L. J. Simpson at Shoro Agrou.
Tho party will nrobablr loavo for
Ban Francisco In tho morning.
COOS COUNTY i
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State Secretary Congratulates
County and Makes a
Suggestion.
The following excorpts from a let
ter received by F. B. Tichonor, from
Prank Meredith, Secretary of tho
Pregon Stato Board of Agrlculturo
I self explanatory:
I oni in receipt of an article, an
nouncing tho Intention of Coos Coun
ty to mnko an exhibit nt tho forth
coming Fnlr, for which pleaso accept
my thanks. We highly appreciate
the good work you havo done for
your$olf in behalf of art exhibit I
We In tho artlplo In question a ro
Qucst for anyono having a product
ot tho county worthy of exhibiting
o leave same with tho Qhamber Ot
Commerce in this way they may bo
le to get together a fairly good ex
ploit , but "What s everybody's
business Is no body's business." ,For
that reason I think that It would bo
joney well invested If the authori
ties would hire somo competent per
n to go out among tho farmers and
Procure the very best oxhlblts pobsI-,e-
I refer more particularly to
sralns and grasses, I know, from
Wat I have heard, that Coob County
Hn make the other counties alt up
take notice If sho will only collect
ne of the best of her products."
PRANK MEREDITH,
Secretary.
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If YOU'RE NOT POINIffi JflGHT, THE EASTER YOU GO THE WORSf EOR
VISIT COOS BAY
BRANDEIS .
IS CHOSEN
Counsel In Ballinger-Pinchot
Case to Act In Controller
Bay Case.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 20
Louis D. DrnndulB, who participated
as n counsel In tho Ualllngor-Plnchot
case and other Congressional In
qulrlcs, has beau choson to act ns
counsel for tho IIouso Commlttoo In
vestigating tho Controller Bay Alas
ka land clnlms.
TROUBLE
E
The Western UniOfl Wires Are
on Another
Strike.
Thero is only ono mnn in town witli
:i)oro troublo thnn a country editor,
nmi thnt Is Otto Schottor, manager
of tho Wofctorn Union Tolograph
Co. Ho is having as much troublo
Irish pollcomnn at a Gorman
.picnic 'and incidentally adding to
tho troubles of tho Editor Man. Tho
wiroB refused to work again today
after a fow wpasmodlc Jorks, nnd as
Bmall part of its Associated PresB
a result Tho Times recolvod only a
report. If it (continues Coos Bay wlU
noon bo as much In need of a tele-
graph wire as it is a railway.
BREAKWATER IN
Brings 76 Tons of Cans For
New Cannery Ma,ny
Passengers.
Tho Breakwntor arrlvod in from
Portland this morning at ten o'clock
after a pleasant trip down tho coast.
Sho brought a good freight cargo and
n large number of passengers.
Included in tho freight cargo woro
76 V4 tonB of tin cans for Capt. J. J,
Roynolds now fish cannery, two auto-i
mobiles for Fred Single of Coqulllo
and a gasoline launch for P.-E. Lart
son of Allegany.
Tho following is tho comploto "list)
of passengers:
C. I. Van Duyn, Mrs. 0. I. Van
Duyn, Mrs. Van Duyn, D. F. Stownrd,
T. H. Graves, Win, Bennett, Mrs.
Bennett, Miss E. J. Baker, Gladys
Mauldlng, J. Fleming, W. A. Pack
ard, Mrs. L. Tope, Miss Lenore, Mrs.
A. 8. Vaughn, Nora Mark, O. P.
Nonh, Paul Schuttelz, E. H. Mnro
house, W. L. Starr, Maggie Wilson,
S. Parclo, F. Kolbok, P. Dowd, Wm.
Thorn, M. Irwin, J. E.vans, Miss W.
Tet)rault, s. B. Stewart, Mrs. Stow
art, Annlo Wheeler, Mrs. G. W. Day,
E. M. Leo, Mrs. Lee, Edwin Drews,
Mrs. F. C. Drews, Miss F. Toby, Mrs,
A. H. Brown, Mrs. J. E. Edmonds,
Mrs. C. Rossman, Geo. Watson, Mrs
Violet Rose, Mrs. G. Taylor, Wesley,
Taylqr, G. H. Leade, Annie Leadej
J. Helnar. E. H. Snow, J. H. Krebst
J. B, Monds, Jrio, Ellerby.
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FROM PORTLAND
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY
WILEY CASE SETTLED NEXT
Secretary Wilson Says it Will
Require Several Days to
Examine Papers.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Tlmea.)
WASHINGTON,1 July 21 Tho Wll-
U. S. Attorney Announces That
Charges Are Without
Foundation.
(I)y Associated PrcBS to Coos Du
Times.)
NEW YOHK, July 21. Investi
gation of tho affaire of tho American
Smelting nnd Refining Co., to de
termine whether tho BO-called "smel
ter trust" was n violation of tho
Shormnn anti-trust law hnB been
dropped. Tho United StnteB District
Attornoy, "Wiso, said today ho had
Investigated tho complaints against
tho "smelter Trust" and found them
without foundation.
KILLED TODAY
Among Best Known Drivers
Goes Over bluff
1 In Car.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
TlnieB.)
MILWAUKEE, July 20 Lewis
Strang of Raclno, Wis., probably
tho best known automobile tacor of
Wisconsin who hns rncod on tho host
Itnown tracks nnd courses In this
(country, was klllod at Blue Rivor,
Wis., this .aftornoon whoa tho Caso
car which ho wub 'drlylng lir tho
,5tato Reliability tour, jumped an
embankment.
RIOTING IN DOCK DISTRICT.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
CARDIFF. July 21 Flvo hun
dred soldiers woro ordered Into tho
dock district today whore a largo
number of persona nnd nuach prop
erty woro damaged by rioting last
night
Outing Party. A double quart
otto of Marshflold business men
mado n trip to Big Creek Thursday
and enjoyed ono of the pleasant out
ing parties of tho season. Thoao lit
tho party woro Willis Kennoy, Anson
Rogers, Ivy Condron, Mr. Wilcox, Al
Smith, Pat Heanessy, Walter Con
dron and Dnvo Rees. They plan a
barbecue nt the same place some-
tlmo soon.
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Witness Testifies Secretary of
State of New York
Trieo" Graft.
(By Assoclat d Press to tho Coos Bay
' Times.)
WASHINGTON D. O., July 21.
Tho office of Secretary of State of
Now York was brought Into tho Lo- (
rimer Investigation today when C.
F. WIeho, one of the central figures
In tho Lorlmer hearing, testified that
$1,000 had been asked of him ns
the price of copy of the list of con-
trlbutors to the Taft campaign fund
in 1908 on file in Albany.
SMELTER TRUST
GETS COOR RILL
STRANG
NEW SENSATION
LORIMER CASE
21, 1911 EVENING EDITION
I i
ey caso will probably not bo settled
until noxt week. Secretary of Agrl
culturo Wilson declared beforo tho
cabinet meeting today that it would
take him sfcvoral days moro to go
through tho papers in tho caso.
PLOT TO KILL
According to Police Informa
tion Clique Would Kill Pres
ident of Mexico.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
MEXICO CITY, July 20. Ac
cording to pollco information it is
alleged thero is a plot to assasslnnto
President Do La Burrn. Tho Presi
dent denies tho plot but detectives
nro investigating tho matter. Ac
cording to pollco Information Do La
Barra was to havo been killed on tho
occasion of tho exercises last Tues
day on tho anniversary of tho death
of Bonlto Pablo Juarez but an oppor
tunity failed tho conspirators.
CAPyAYTIEN
-Revolutionists Wound French
Consulate on
Street.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Tlmca.j
CAPE HATTIEN, July 20. Tho
city Is nt tho mercy of tho revolu
tionists nnd is being pillaged, and
nil tho generals who wero opposod
to tho revolution havo found rofugo
In foreign consulates. Tho French
consul was slightly woundod whilo
offering protection to tho locnl auth
orities. ..
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IS THE SLOGAN
j
It is Claimed That Coos County
Doesn't Joduce Enqugh
Berries For Local Use
"Dorry eating day, ono week from
next Saturday is merely to show the
Qoos County people hat they do not
ralso enough berries for their ow,n
uso," said F. B. Tichonor, one of the
boosters for tho berry eating day and
later for the annual event which Is to
bo known as the Berry Fair.
Mr. Tichonor haslbeon giving some
little time to the matter and from
what he has discovered ft Is thought
that the farmers can find plenty ot
market for additional borles. At
Bandon the people aro paying twelve
and a half cents a box for berries and
havo been nil pf tho year, They can
not get enough of them. It Is tho de
al ro of those fosterjng tho borry eati
ing day to show the people that they
had better put out mqn moro acres
in berries for their own uso and then
commence to put out moro for ex
portation. Mother Bleb Mrs. Warren of, tho
0. K. restaurant received the sad
thftv(lpnth nf ,lfiP mntw nt
Santn Monica, California. Mrs. War-
ren leaves on tho Breakwater to-
narrow for Portland .ljrpm. (wltero
Bhe wJU &d a.t once to Santa Moplqa.
PAG
MORE BERRIES
A Consolidation of Times. Coast Mni!
and Coos Bay Advertiser.
WEEKlFHCE COMMITTEE ROTO HOUSES
WILL APPROVE
No New Cholera Cases at
Swinburn Island
Today.
(By Associated Press to Cooo Bay
Times.)
NEW YORK, July 20. No now
cases ot cholora havo dovolopcd at
Swlnoburn Island slnco Sunday. The
six hundred immigrants thoro nro
being watched and every precaution
Is being tnken on' tho steamer Pin
clpo Dl Plcmont which arrived with
n largo number of Immigrants to
day. SAN FRANCISCO
Takes Large Lumber Cargo
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and Fair Sized Pas
senger List.
Tho Rodondo crossed out yester
day afternoon with a largo cargo ot
lumber for Bay Point nnd a fnlr
Blzcd pasaongor list.
Tho outgoing possongors woro:
J. D. Parr, S. S. Nernoy, Francis
Holm, Mrs. W. E. Helm, Bomlco
Ilem, Mlsp B, Erlckson, Mrs. Walk
up, Mrs. L. Hastings, L, E. Hnstlngri,
J. Grubor, W.'J. Schrum, H. AncTor
son., JM. J, Skco, Mrs. M. J. Skeo, W.
S. Everts, Nelson Goo, Amanda Dool,
Josophlno A'nderson, C. W. Mer
chant Cholera Situation In New York
Improving Every
l Flnv.
i
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
NEW YORK, July 21. Tho cholera
situation at Swlnburno Island Is sat
isfactory to tho officials who havo
tho matter In charge. No new cases
havo developed among the passengers
of tho Sfeamor Prlnclpo Dl Plcmont
which arrived yostorday.
WILLIS
SEIJYGIENE
Ohio Board of Health Takes
Important Stand on
School Problem.
(Dy
Associated
Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
CLEVELAND, July 21. The Stato
Board of Health in session hero to
day adopted a resolution recom
mending the Introduction of box
hygleno in tho public schools. The
Qhlo Board is said to bo the first in
tho country to recommend a fear-
less handling of thlB subject.
PRECAUTION
NECESSARY
REDO 00 0
ARE NO MORE
CHOLERA CASES
No. 6
RECIPROCITY BILL
Chairman Penrose Makes
Pledge to President
Taft Today.
WILL BE PLACED ON
' HIS DESK TOMORROW
Assures Him Both Senate and
House Will Concur In
Approval.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, July 21. Chair
man Penrose of tho Scnnto Flnnnco
Commltteo promised President Taft
today to lay tho Canadian recipro
city bill with tho approval of both
Senate and IIouso on tho President's
tablo tomorraw afternoon boforo tho
President leaves for his woek ond stay
at Dovcrly. Senntor Pcnroso said It
might got through tomorrow nndtheu
would bo brought Immediately to the
Whlto IIouso.
THE CHURCH.
Board of Missions Writes Rec
tor and Vestrymen of
Emmanuel Church
Tho rollowlug lottor has beon rd--colved
by tho Rector of tho Episco
pal Church in Mnrahftcld from tho
Diocesan Board of Missions, rola
tlvo to tho recent organization of tho
Church Into a regular parish:
THE BOARD OF MISSIONS
Dloceso of Oregon
Portland, Oro., July 11, '11.
To tho Rector, Wardens nnd Vestry
men of Emnnuol Church, Marsh
field, with tho Members of tho
Congregation. '
TJen'r Brethren:
Tho momborH of tho Bonrd of Mis
sions of tho Dloceso ot Oregon take
occasion to wrlto you this lottor of
congratulation on tho admission of
tho Congregation at Marshflold in
to union with tho Convention of tho
Dloceso nB a self-supporting Parish.
Tho event mnrks a turning point
tho history ot the church in Southoj
Orogon. It registers tho success
many years of sustained and fnlthl
fill effort to do, under ndvorso clr
cunistances, nnd In tho faco of many!
difficulties, tho work of planting the!
Church Jn n now territory. It la
doubtless n source of groat satis
faction to all thoso whoso earnest
labors havo holpcd bring about this
happy consummation ot your hopes
and plans and wo rejolco with you.
Tho record which Emmanuol Church
has established for Itself in tho past
carries with it the nssuranco that its
future will bo full of good works. It
will be an object lesson and a sourco
ot inspiration to other missions in
Southern Oregon. We predict for
Emmanuel Parish a long career of
usefulness, and wo pray that the God
nnd Father Qf our Lord Jesus Christ
may abundantly bless you In all your
undertakings for tho. good ot Ilia
Church and tho extonsion of His
Kingdom. '
In bohalt ot the Hoard of Missions,
,1 api, sincerely yours,
T. V. BOWEN,
Secretary.
F. J. FAHY, cashier of Uio Bandon
Bank, came ovor on today's train
to meet his slstora, Mrs. Sadlo
Brown and Miss Flo Fahy, who
camo lu on today's Breakwater
from Portland and will spend tho
summer at Fnhyvlllo.
CONGRATULATES
ELWM&
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