WHAT'S THE USE Of PRODUCING IF YOUfARE SHY ON THE SALESMANSHIP
YOUR. ADS. CARRYING
four store-news, should appear as
regularly os docs Uils newspaper. If
newspaper omitted nn issue now
and then oven for so wclgaty a rci
m s fearing that It might rain
(Eons lag Qxmw
SOMEONE HAS SAID:
'A store's advertising space la
newspaper, compared with tuo po
used by otJicr stores, should doflac
U comparative importance la th
onuiniiiltyt Docs your storo's m&
crtislng spaco do that?
It would not no n K"" ncw-amuicr.
MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PItESB
Established in 1878
as The Coast Mall
VOL XXXV
NIARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1911 EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times. Coast Mail
and Coos Day Advertiser.
No. 58
VICE-PRESIDENT O'BRIEN
AND PARTY HERE TODAY
Expects Actual Construction
on Coos Bay-Eugene Line
to Start Soon.
WORK NOW UP TO
CHIEF ENGINEER HOOD
Expresses Himself As Greatly
Pleased With This
Section.
Declaring that tho Coos Hny-Hn-genc
lino will be built b rapidly ns
I. consistent with good business pol-
. . .i., i,n i.ii.l lionnil tlmt at i ' O'HHIKN'
icy nnu mm " - --
,... tontv or thirty miles of it Vlco-I'ividdent and (Jenc-ral Malinger
would be graded this fall beforo '.ho
rainy season Bet in, J. P. O'Brien,
Tlce-presldent nnd general ninnnger;
of tho Southern Pnclilc linos In On.-,
gon, today gave- further assurance of
the early construction of tho line.
"We have right of way men In tho
field, part of tho final locating survey
completed nnd engineering corpa fin-
Z'.'""ZZ: Special Reception at Mlllicoma
wAfa&&iiP " MTvT i' iflaaaaaa
A Glad Hand to Greet You, Mr, O'Brien
of the llnrrlman Lines.
I
TO
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5
preliminary
O'Drlen. "It la our Intention to lot
the contract for sections of tho work
just as soon ns continuous strotchns
of right of way nro secured to onnblo
in to do so.
"The matter of construction tinder
Club This Evening For
O'Brien's Party.
PlutiR were perfected today for nn
Informal reception to bu tendered)
the Southern Pnc'llc system of doing thla evening nt the .Mllllconin club for
builncss Is now upto Chief Engineer. VIce-presldont O'Brien nnd party, it
Hood and I enn spcnlc only In a gen. j will bo for c)ub members nnd visitors.
erl way of It. Tho riionoy has been This will bo one of tho many cottrte
approprlated for tho work nnd every- ales to bo extended tho visitors during
thing Is In readiness Just aa soon nB their stay on tho Bay. Tomorrow
heennget things lined up. Mr. J night, a banquet will bo tondored nt
Hood will determine Just whoro tho Tno chandler complimentary to tho
line Is to go nnd look nftor all intit- j visitors by tho Mnrahflold Chamber of
ters of building and when It Ib com-'commerce.
pleted, It will bo turned over to tho! Airenoy tho 110 seata arranged for
operating department nnd como nn- Ul0 unnnilot have been disposed of
der my Jurisdiction then. 'but th,B ftcrnoon, Tho Chantller nr-
"Much of tho right of wny lms(rnng0(l 80 tlm, n ,,ozoll 0.. B0 ,,.,.
been obtained nnd It Ib our hopo to . . . nccoinlll0datcd and this will
get It nil soon. Just ns soon nB wo QmhQ w chnniuor or Commerce to
enro for n fow more gnosis.
This forenoon, Mr. O'Brien nnd
pnrty woro tnketi for nn nuto trip
down tho Empire road, a scoro of
promlnont Mnrshllold men nccompn
nylng thorn In othor nutos.
Thla afternoon thoy visited the
C. A. Smith mill.
MlwipOviT Reception.
Owing to the Breakwater not get
ting In this morning na early as was
to construction work and wo may e"ected' tho,ro w" ,,U, h,tc!"
wt be able to get as much of the tho preparations that was greatl
construction done thla fall as wo , rogroiwa. in uvuib. " -ioped.
It wna our expectancy ,0lected that tho Breakwater woud get
Utc twenty or thirty mllea out of .Into North Bond between 5 o clock
Esene at least graded thla fall. In and C o'clock this morning. Sunt.
"lay weathor. construction work Is Miller had nrranged to moot the
low, expensivo nnd uiiBntlsfacto-y Breakwater with n apeclal launch
through tho Coast range and down i there nnd bring Mr. O'Brlon nnd
on the coast ns wo havo found in ' party to Morshfleld. Owing to this
building tho Tillamook line. Wo'arrangomont, It wns deemed Inad
h been much longer on that thnn vlsablo to attompt any particular re-
anticipated and tho cost has also'coptlon for thorn on their nrrlval and
run nucn greater thnn we had nn- President McCormnc of tho Chamber
ttclpated. 0f commorco did not appoint any spe-
"A to Just whoro the lino will run clnl reception committee.
1 the termlnala on Cooa Bay he, Howevor, lnstend of getting In as
also up to Mr. Hood. Wo hnve ro. ehrly na was nntlclpated, tho Break
wmmended that tho lino bo bulltlwntor got In about 8 o'clock and
"on Eugeno to Coos Bay and tho ' maie a short stop at North Bend, nnd
tt0y has been appropriated for It cnino direct to Mnrshfield with Mr.
set tho work underway, wo feel that
any right of way opposition will end.
We wish to Hccuro It without litiga
tion but of cottrso If condemnation Is
necetsary to prevent bolng hold up
by property owners or othors, wo will
Imply havo to resort to It. If wet
can accomplish it without this litiga
tion, tho construction will ho facili
tated nnd that Ib what wo deslro.
"Weather conditions for tho next
few months will probnbly bo ndvorso
COOS BAY extenda Its most cordial greeting and hearty hospitality to
you and your party Mr. O'Brien. As vice-president nnd gcnoral
manager of the Hnrrlmnn lines you nro bearer of a messngo that
la os important aa It Is pleasing, and wo open wide our hearts, our homes
and our city for both message and messenger.
You will And no mental reservation or equivocation In tho heartiness
of your greeting or any hcaltatlon in tho honest hand clasp extended.
While thero may hnvo been previous differences nnd In tho future bo
disagreements, todny you nre our guests nnd na attch nil Cooa Bay la
yourB. Wo are glad to greet you. Qlad to have you see HiIb city and
section and "have nt flret hand peraonnl knowledge of lta resourcea nnd
possibilities.
In the olden' days It wns "ace Rome nnd die." In these modern times
It shall bo ''soo Coos Bny nnd live" Live in tho glory of its climate and
tho greatness of Its prosperity.
Wo havo not many historic or notable points of Interest for you to
visit but wo enn bIiow you:
Fifty billions feet of tho finest Btnnding timber In the world In the
Immediate proximity of Cooa Bay.
Tour hundred aqunre mllea underlaid with conl.
The most modern nnd ono of tholargest sawmlllB In the world.
Tho finest dairy lands on tho Pacific const on which grazo hords that
lust year produced for export moro thnn ono million pounds of butter.
Fruit land that produces tho famous Qravenstcln npplo, ono of tho
finest In tho world.
Strawbarrles, red, luscious and fresh from tho vino In December be
sides rlpo cranberries grown In tho anmo section nt tho same time
Tho largest lumber schooner in tho world, tho Nann Smith, capacity
2,22G,000 feet, plying regularly from tho largest saw mill on the Pacific
coast.
But why continue? We might enumcrato interesting Items of thla
character until tho hills hereabouts were awakened with tho echoes of
your incoming trains and thon tho half would not be told. Anyway
you nro hero and may seo for yourself.
If you aro tho Prlnco Charming whoso kiss is to awaken Coos Bay,
tho sleeping Princess of Prosperity, then indeed nro wo charmed to
meet you. That thero has boon delay In your nrrlval only adds to tho
warmth of our welcome
Thoro Is a legend hero on'Cooa Bay that you wcro to eat your Chrlst
mas turkey hero somo years ago. There aro not wanting thoso who
say you hnvo kopt us bottled up. Ablrd and a bottlo aro both suggesttvo
of a banquet. Wo Invito you to pnrtnko of our prosperity a prosperity
that you enn, and wo bcllove, will help to create Thnt ChrlBtmna turkey,
garnished with Cooa Bny cranberry Banco, supplemented with venison,
ducks and mountain trout Is still waiting for you.
Mr. O'Brlon, you nro welcome!
And you, too, Mr. Wondling. Ah Prosldont of tho Wlllamotto Pacific
Railway Company, you nro entitled to walk right Into our open city
gates and throw tho koya Into tho bay. Wo havo heard of you na "tho
man behind" but whllo you aro our guest wo will mnko you "the man
before" Wo undorstnnd you started tho activity that mado our South
ern Pnclilc friends sit up nnd take notice You said you wanted a rail
way from Eugeno to tho const nnd were going to havo It If you had to
build it yourself. In othor words:
"I want a railway to tho const, you bet your Ufo I do;
And I'vo got tho norve, I'vo got tho scads, and I've got the timber,
too."
When thoy saw you were In earnest thoy got Into tho gnmo, but wo
nro glnd to accord you n full menstiro of honor nnd a wolcomo common
aurnte with your distinguished services.
0
TELL
OF
4 the details of It have been loft to
"' Hood as chief engineer.
tre
So Just
our lino win run hero, I don
notay or even venture to forecast."
O'nrlon and his party nboard
In consequence of this unexpected
turn of ovents, there wns no special
committee or turnout to welcome tho
- . iconuiiuice ui '""" --- , ,
v to whether construction will .,,,i.,!0t,o,i visitors on their nrrlval
II ePMrCn.nd,froni b0th em,s ( the n Marshneld.
deft I Wns not ab,e t0 3,,y
nltely. Ho said tho company wna FnnY WILL CASK
oil IT t0 Eet tho Uno comI,lete'1 n '
CI,,," 1,0S8lbl- " lB the un- B A8SO0ated Press to tha Coss Bay
standing that this will partly de- ' Times)
- "wn mo contractors nnd upon CONCUiiu, . .. w" - K00d and has hla own hired mourners
,?e Engineer Hood'a l.he. or today's hearing In the Eddy will con- a ,,
Russian Paper Claims Premier
Stolypin Was Sacrificed
by Plotters.
By Associated Press to the Cons Hay
Times)
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 21. Full
exposure of tho scandalous criminal
IntrlguoB In high governmental cir
cles leading to Premier Stolypln's
sacriflco Is forbidden for pntriotlc
rensons says tho Nova Vremya. Tho
paper says only n more fraction of
tho findings of MlnhUor of Justlco
Chotcheglovltoff, who is Investigating
tho assassination of Premier Stolypin,
can novor bo published.
Twelve thousand Jews hnvo loft
Kiev alnco the assassination and the
exodus keeps up.
SPAIN STILL
E
PRIEST IS HOTTER.
Russian Divine Refuses Funeral Sev-
vlco For Stolypin.
(By Associated Tress to Coos Bay
Tlmea)
TSARITSYN, Russia, Sept. 21.
Rev. Holldorous, the reactionary
priest, declined official requiem mass
fnr Stolvnln. saving. "Stollnln was not
0- t'0' our am,ly c,rcl0, JIe d,lJ "8 n0
I'rnlsc-H Coos Hny.
wminm R. Chandler testified "" w
that ho paid all the expenses of the
Over 30,000 Building Trades
Workmen Quit Today
Less Violence.
(By Associated Press to the Coos Bay
Times.)
MADRID, Spain, Sept. 21. Men
employed in the building trades hero
oboyed the strike order and quit work
today. Thirty thousand aro Involved;
Tho military holds a closo grip nnd
tho government Is maintaining a firm
attitude toward tho labor leaders,
who it is claimed, nro being used by
revolutionary agents to further tho
campaign of violence against tho
state. The streets prcsont a normal
appearance except for tho prosonco of
soldiers doing picket duty. The
strikers have seriously interfered
with the newspapers. Some were
not Issued at all and othors with less
than tho usual number of pages, Dis
patches from tho country indicate the
government's firm action has succeed
ed in heading off a general suspension
of activities which might dovolop in
I to a revolution. At most points eve
rything is quiet. However, at Jatlvn,
when a batalllon of troops arrived,
they were received with volloya of
stonea. Tho troops fired back killing
one and wounding four others.
What has become of the old-faah-
"i.... " ""'' . .,- A 1007 in Mov
Un-rM. T-Ea' that J ara more ,Jinn eaB0 :Z ;..,. NW. loned man who referred to hla legs
- - Wl UlllhBln. 1 -m m-t. il 111 U I I lid 1U,HW" .---
tinned-
surprised In Coos Bay" 10, 1909- Tne
O'Brien. "You have
(Continued on page S.f
Un. ault of 1907 wna carried on,.. "Shanka' males''?
hv Phnndler na counsel ior ueu. .
Glover nnd other heirs of Mrs. Eddy.
Read tho Times' Want Ads.
Family recipes nre the terror of
a druggists' life, as the names of tho
(ingredients are never spelled right.
Have your calling curds printed at
The THni offlc
M
G
TERY ENSHROUDS
OF TWO HDERED FAMILIES
OK
IS
TOWED BACK
Atlantic Liner Worse Damaged
In Yesterday's Collision
Than Reported. '
(By Associated Press to the Coon Bay
Times)
SOUTHAMPTON, Eng., Sept. 21
Assisted by six tugs, tho liner Olym
pic, dnmnged yesterday In a collision
with tho cruiser Hawko, wns taken
bnck to dock horo and tho pnBson
gors, who had spent a comfortable
night nbonrd, wcro tnkon ashore nnd
by trnlns to London for sailings on
other vessels. Rcpnlrs to tho Olympic
will bo made nt Bolfnst and may re
quire several months.
A. J. Burnham, Husband of
One of Slain Women, Held .
As Suspect. '
Think revenge was
only motive of deed
p
TO
FIGHT CASE
Chicago Ju;ist Will Not Resign
In Face of Threats of
Exposure. '
(By Associated Press lo Cooa Baj
Times)
CHICAGO, Sept. 21 United States
Circuit Jttdgo Gro8scup announced
todny that ho will not Bond In his res
ignation to tho president until tho
threatened publication of tho chnrgos
and criticisms of hla Judicial career
havo been made nnd perhnpB ho will
tnko action to vindicate hlmsolf. The
Jurist says ho would Invito n far
ronchlng Investigation of his official
conduct.
Six Were Evidently Killed Sun
day Night While
Asleep.
(By Associated Press to tho Cooa Hay
Times. .
COLORADO SPRINGS, Sept. 21
In the absence of any cluo to sub
stantiate robbory ns tho motlvo for
tho murder of .Mrs. Allco Burnhanr,
her daughter Allco, aged bIx yonra.
and son John, aged threo and Mr. nttct
Mrs. Henry F. Wayne, found dend ft
their homes horo yesterday, tho
authorities hold to tho theory thnt
tho crime waB committed by soma
euomy of ono If not both ramUfosu
Tho two famine lived In adjoining
Houses nnd were murdered with am
nx whllo nsleop In their bed's probab
ly Sundny night.
A. J. Burnham, husband of ono or
the murdered women, Is bolng hM
by the police Ho Is n consumptive
nnd the cifllclala of tho hospital whoro
lie nna boon working .... ,.. ...
. n on) iiu m nop
Physically strong enough to wlold nn
nx nn waa done by tho murderer.
Burnhnm'a attitude, however. led tho
offlcors to think thnt ho may knor
moro of the cr'nto than ho enren to.
Ji, m n,,ponrs "cocornod:.
llio officers of the sanitarium that
Burnham ia employed In porslat that
thoy can account for hla movements
during the period tho murders must
novo boon commlttod.
Chomlcnl nml mlo-- i- .
',, . ., -.wDtujj.c oxnmin-
n ion of tho spots on Burnhamli
hoes and clothing will bo made to
dny. A rng with which tho mur
derer wiped hla hands nnd tho nt
hnndlo amenred with blood haa be
1UIIUU.
CANADA VOTES
ON RECiPaOCITY
Upon Result of Today's Elec
tion There Depends Fate
of Agreement.
(By Associated Press to the Cooa Bay
Times.)
MONTREAL, Can., Sept. 21. Die
patches from nil over tho Dominion
Indlcato ono of tho largest votes over
cast at a gonoral election In Canada,
Workers of each of tho parties woro
early In tho flold and long before tho
hour of oponlng tho polU, long linos
of voters gathered eager to cast bal
lots for or against reciprocity. This
was particularly truo In Montreal,
Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa, Winni
peg, Halifax and tho lnrgor cltlcp.
Interest in tho rural districts Ib not
less keen than that in tho contort cf
populations nnd upon the heavy fnr
mor vote tho government Ib depend
ing for success.
A Montreal Fronch newspaper has
devised n unique schomo of making
known the result of the election to
night. It has arranged with tho light
ing companies in the city to shut off
tho electric lights at 9 o'clock for
an interval of ten seconds if Lnurler
wins, and for two Intervals of ten
seconds each If It Is n Bordon victor.
Ninoty per cent of tho houses In
Montreal are lighted with electric
lights.
There Is less senso and more mon
ey In tho world than ovor before in
Its history.
TAFT WILL NOT
ALTEDJOURSE
President Says Even Threaten
ed Defeat Won't Change
Tariff Policy.
(By Associated Press to th Coot Ray
Times)
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Sopt. 21.
Taft mndo tho first speech of lifts
Western trip on tho tariff and bio
vetoes of the wool, cotton nnd far
mers' freo list bills horo today. Tha
President nttnrked tho Domocrata
nnd "Insurgent" republicans In the
sounto and house who put thoso hills
through congress at tho apeclal ses
sion, and defended hla own course
In vetoing thorn nnd declared ho wn3
unalterably opposed to n rovlslon nC
tho tariff except on Information bo
cured by tho tariff board. Ho do
nned clearly his own position fit re
gard to tariff revision and madn II"
plain that oven if political defeat
atared him In tho face ho would not.
alter hla policy. Tho Prosldont pre
dicted that revising tho tariff with
"blacksmith tools" such aa ho said
tho coalition domoprnta and "Insur
gents" used, will lead Inevitably to
a revulsion and tho recurrence of
higher rates add tho "old system at
high tariff."
COX.VKHSH QUlTfiHPLACE"
(By Associated Press to Tho Times)
ALBANY, N. Y., Sopt. 21. Will
iam J. Connors, of Buffalo, former
chairman of tho Democratic state
commltteo, has reslgnod as a member
of tho commltteo to tnl o effect Immediately,
ini
DO NOT SK HOW A SENSIBLE MAN CAN BE A PESSIMIST ON COOS BAY
Cn