The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 24, 1911, EVENING EDITON, Page 2, Image 2

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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1911 EVENING EDITION.
COOS BAY TIMES
31. C. MALONKY
DAN E. MALONKY
Kdlior anil Pub.
News Hill tor
Address all communications to
COOS J1AV DAILY timks.
Mnrshflclil :: :: :: :: Oregon
si:k bloody aito.
Manner Aitiisi'iI of Wife Murder Xot
Alleileil liy (iiowsimii' Slfjlit.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.;
CIIESTI3KF1BLD COUHT HOUSC,
Vn., Aug. 23. The trlnl of Henry
Clay Uenttlo Indicted for wife mtir-
,...... . ... dor, began In earnest today when the
Dedicated to the sorvlco of the h , , , ,'
, .. . , i it i i. court resuined its hearing at 10:30
people, that no good cause shall lack . . . ........ ,
. . .... ,. i ii this morning and tho Introduction of
a champion, and that ovll shall not . , ,.
.. , , testimony began. Previous to the
thrlvo unopposod. . . . .. .. ... .
-. open ng of court, tho bloodstained
auto In which Louise Owen UenUIo
met her death, was driven Into the
ynrd. Bcnttlo was on tho lawn at
the time and calmly Inspected It.
Thomns Owen, Mrs. Heattlo's un
cle, wnB the first witness. Ho detail
ed tho events of the night of tho mur-
T1IE RECALL AND ITS JUDICIAL
SIDE,
THE report In Tho Times last eve
ning of the prolmhlo fiasco of
tho attempted recall of Judge
Coko will prove good news to friends dor, and described the sceno where
of tho recall as well as tho frlondsitho crlmo was committed. Ho said
of Judge Coko. Its fnlluro In this lu-JHcnttlo appeared grloved and porslst
Btanco will subHtantlato tho claims oil In going Into tho room whore his
of the ndvocutes of the recall thnt Its wlfo inv. Ho saw Uoattlo tako one
IT'S A PEACH"
That Peach Ico Croad of ours Id
i
true to Its name. Mado from fresh,
ripe, luscious peaches you will find
It a dream of delight. All tho ln-
grcdlonte aro puro and wholesome
Order somo for dinner this evonlng.
Wo havo soveral other flavors also.
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AT
application would not ho abused.
Wo havo built not without reason
a wall of snerodnuss nbotit tho Ju
dicial function. It is recognized ns
the highest and most vital in nil gov
ernment. Wo hnvo hedged tho Ins
titution upon which tho very Inte-
drlnk of whiskey nnd Inter found a
half-pint bottle, which was glvou
Ucnttle. empty but ho could not
swear that Bcattlo drnnk It nil. Tho
witness described tho "boarded high
wayman" nnd recounted Ueattlo'u
story of tho alleged encounter. Tho
TWO STORES.
grlty of civilization reposes from, only hid rendered by Heattle In the
overy possible source of pressuro nnd attempt to Identify tho nssnssln was
contamination. It has been built as the description ho furnished,
n bulwark of freedom of pornon.il Under cross-oxumlnatlon, Owen bo
nnil private rlghtH. We have habltu- came a bit confused ns to several In
nlly looked to It ns a Hiilllclont re- ddents. With u vlow of showing If
luge In overy storm: and It has not I Hcattlu pontcniplntod murder ho
would not havo selected tho Midlo
thian Turnpike, the witness was nsk
ed to describe tho highway which he
admitted was one popular with nil-
tolHts.
Owen claimed thnt ho and not
llenttle suggested tho uso of blood
hounds to trnll tho nssnssln nnd ho
hnd no remombrnnco of Uenttlo say
ing to get tho hounds nnd spare no
expense
NOTICE TO PISIIHItMH.V.
Wo wnnt fresh snltnon nnd nre
prepared to pay tho highest ennh
prlco for them. For furthor pnrtl-
ctilars soo C. G. HOCKETT,
Emplro City, 01
GEO. F. 8MITH,
Coos River.
been found wanting either In n sense
of Its high responsibility or lis time
honored devotion to Its sacred func
tion. Tho only thing to fear from u re
call of Judge has been the unwise
uso of n now power before tho peo
ple hnd couio to properly estimate Its
purpose. This failure of the attempt
ed recall of Judge Coke proves titie'v
thnt the people may bo trusted to
properly discriminate. If the dis
gruntled Individuals with a private
grudge hod oven succeeded In brlng
Ing tho matter to an election Judgo
Coke's vindication would hnvo been
oven greater. Tho people of Oregon,
and they nro fairly representative of
America, are not so volatile ns they
nro soinotlmcs pictured.
Exactly tho same argument was
ndo against tho election of Judges
for a dollnlta term that Is now innilo
against their recall. In the old days Hi") wieiiw Iih ihui ubiuionmt In nil lie
It was bolloved thnt a Judge, to be VZ u"Zr&ltNJkKmlXmWto
incorruptible and sincere, must bo np- i!h,i;r.!lrlu:,,?;riin,Mr(li
pointed, nnd for life. tri'ijtiiwiii. ll;ili.i;iiriiiiiiriutkM inur-
,, . ..,,... . . niilly. Killim.llncllyiitniii Hie I1I00.I ninl inn.
If wo stop to think of It, election 0"H"iiiutifihiiiHi.iiiMiitwi'bpit'ir.i)iii
for a spocinod term amounts to tho IM'XlS
same In theory ns the recall, for It a&l?J?h tt.fe:
Biinjecis mo juugo urst to popu nr V, "!V r.,.n .. ..,,. VI i I'iV ."" ""nfii Pjn.
... .... . , i'." 'Timi oii'i' Mint It (nut driiri'. Hviul (or
Holectlon, nnd then keeps boforo Itlm! "' "H.'i.irB.niilii ""w
constantly tho prospect of nn appeal h..miivii PmiKi".ST.vAt'0',T',Il'l0,
to tho 110011I0 for Indorsement. I T.iko Hull.- -.inillr I'lll. ir nni.ifi.minn
$100 Reward, $100
Tin" remit1 ri of till nnpor will lie plcax-il
Irani tlml tlivro Unt irmit niioilroit.lf.1 1IU01
to
to tho pooplo for Indorsement.
Tho only illfToronro between the'
recall and olectlon for a defliiUe!
term Is thnt the former Is more llev
Ible, ns has been demount rated In
tho English parliamentary system.
An English parliament can be re
railed on nny Issue at any time. Thus
In England there hnvo been two in
tlonnl elections within the past two
years, ami also In Canada, while at
other times both parliaments hnvo
been nllowed to run four or live onrs
without nn appeal to tho people.
It Ih unfortunate on many accounts
thnt Arizona Ih not to be pornilttol
to try out the recnll of Judges tho
snmo ns Oregon Is now trying It. Per
Imps If tho peoplo aro Insistent they
mny yot hnvo their wny. President
Tuft hns nhown In his voto tho sumo
sort of conservatism thnt In the ad
ministration of the criminal lnw he
hns reprobatod.
TEe Royal
TONIGHT
Hello! Hello!
Housowlves of Marshfleld uso
Marshfield
Creamery
Butter
If your grocer doos not keep
It call up rilONE 78-J.
Froo dollvory S a.m. to 2 p.m.
also
STERILIZED CREAM & .MILK
ICE, BUTTERMILK,
OOXTAGE CHEESE
New Fall Goods Are
Now Arriving
The new array of fall and winter goods now arriving daily. Our stock of
Shoes for
Women &&&
Men and
V11I1U& Cll n
UNIQUE PANTATORIUM
Wo aro oxport dyors and cloanoru.
Hat work of all kinds. Our work
will plcnso you.
Suits mado to ordor.
2150 Control Ave.
Phone 200X
ROSS (8b PINEGOR
ritopitiETons
Offer variety in
style, comfort in
service and big val
ues in the reason
ableness of price.
You will find here
some unusual shoos
for women. Those
little unusual tou
ches in the cons
.fraction and finish
of women's fool
wear lhal invari
ably please and aro
eagerly sought for.
AVe havo them and
the prices aro as
pleasing ns the
shoes.
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School Shoes for Children
You must soon begin lo think of fitting the kiddies out for school and we
have just the ones you want in the famous Busier Brown line. Thov nw
wear resistors, and stylishly made to please the lit lie men and womoii who
wear tiiem as well as lather who furnishes the price.
Bring tho boys and girls here for their school shoes,
and save money for you.
It will please them
MERCHANT SON
THE BIG STORE
"No Thank You
Sir!" She Said
"DO XOT .U'IKJi: lt.SIIIV"
A Very Pretty I.lttle Omnia Eclair.
"kickshaw tiii: detective"
A Ureat Detective Story Kollance.
"THE MIIjIj OK THE CODS"
Solax
Mi
V K I l A V'S IMIOfi It A M.
"ot.'AMaiaii"
A Vory Kino Indian Picture Powers.
"WAITI.VC
JOIN tho IIAXDO.V E.VCUKSIOV
Bunday, ACCl'ST 117.
l'OK THE
EXPKESS."
.MIDXIGIIT
Western Cowboy Picture Italia.
Have You Called
TO SAY
HOWD'Y DO TO THE NEW PROPRIETOR OF THE
Sacchi Grocery?
We aid glad to gieet you and give you personal as
surance of our desire to serve you satisfactorily and
well in the line of
GROCERIES
NASBURG'S GROCERY
fliis particular ladv speakimr
also for millions of other women
laughed when someone sug
gested that she abandon her ga$
range.
"J never know a person who had
become familiar with a gas range
who wanted to cook with coal,
wood or gasoline, and none ever
did willingly," she added.
Telephone 17S and wo will send a
representative to explain the
true economy and the true com
fort of cooking with gas. Oregon
Power Co.
A
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KOiqiEULY SACCHI'S
WATCH! NOTICE!
Homor Mauzey. one of the drivers
nnd tho solicitor for us Is out for
Laundry. Wntch him! he Is llablo
to atop you on the street nnd etnlnin
all detnlls of Laundry nud also to bo
at your homo any time. Ho knows
Laundry business from A to Z.
Marshfield Hand and
Steam Laundry
lltlm ..n w
riiu.. JZIV'J
The cost of repairing tho
wlrlug In our building In
Marshfield was nlno dollars.
The owner at onco got a re
duction of Kifty Dollars per
yenr in tho Insurance.
Think It over.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
PHOXE 237-J
Don't Kick Yourself
For forgetting your winter's supply of wood, Order
now and be happy later,
Dry Timber Ends
While they last, we have on hand a fine lot of DRY
blocks for fire place and stove wood,
ORDER NOW
C A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
Roadway Yards Phone 190-J
COOS HAY TO DHAIN Quickest
time posslblo HoUlen Auto Lino.
via Allegany. Through furo $8.23.
Stage, steamer and auto via Gardi
ner. Through In one dav t7.Kn.
Drain, Coos Day stage line. Through
n two days $6.50. 60 Bounds of
baggago froo. Norton & Hanson, ngts.
MARSHFIELD'S POPULAR
FAMILY HOTEL
THE LLOYl i
Rates reduced to: Day 50c, 76o and
11.00; week $2.00 to $5.00. House-,
keeping apartments with gas ranges
$10.00 to $18.00 per month. FREE)
BATHS K. W. SULLIVAN, Prop, '
Beaver Hill Coal
MOUNT DIABLO 4N JOSSON OUMENT.
Plaster I iil T, ?omeet,c an! Imported brands,
natter. Llmg, Brick and all kinds of buildera material
HUGH McLAIN
om. SSS5AL CONTRACTOR
ZlZi wwauWAI. PHONB 801
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