THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1911 EVENING EDITION.
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Neither Scores Victory In
Twenty Round Go Wilson
Knocks Krueger Out.
Twenty rounds to n draw was the
result of the bout between Earl Hen
derson nnd "Roughhouse" Chnrley
Burns nt the Marshfleld Skating Rink
Saturday night. Although there was
no knockout, as many had expected,
it Is declared to have been one of
the fastest bouts ever witnessed on
the Ray.
Prior to the main event, Hilly Wil
son knocked out Rob Krueger in
tho third round of what was to be a
six-round preliminary. Some thought
thnt Krueger wns suffering from
stage fright but u rlgh: jolt to tho
Jaw by Wilson Is dc.-lnred to have
been the real catiBC of Krugcr's col
lapsc. Wilson hnd much the better
of it throughout, showing training
nnd cleverness while Krueger suffer
ed more or less from stage fright
nnd fought wildly from the start.
There wns a good house, the gate
receipts exceeding $500, It Is said.
It wub late In getting started with
n long wait between the preliminary
nnd the principal bout, the latter
not starting until after 11 o'clock
nnd not being over until about 12:30.
Joe Schott was the referee of tho
preliminary and Louis Prcssler of
tho main event.
A speclnl train from Coqulllo
brought over n fair crowd from tho
Vnlley, about enough to defray tho
expense of the train. It Is said that
n launch containing about thirty
from Randon and the lower Coqullle,
including Tim Seeley, got tangled up
in a snlmon net nnd missed tho
trnln. 1
Jess Day, who Is now staying nt
Randon, wns present nnd chnllcneed
tho victor but his challenge met with
Jeers from the crowd.
Ono of tho causes of delnv wnB
RuriiB liifllBtenco that he be given $50
forfeit money before ho would tight,
because Henderson hnd exceeded tho
133-pound limit by nbout n quarter
of a pound. Promoter John Herron
flnnlly came through with this for
feit. Henderson Wns Favorite.
That Henderson wns the fnvorlto
with tho crowd wnB evident from tho
wlth'n storm of cheers while only
mild applause was given Burns.
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Thero was comparatively little bet- rallied towards the finish.
ting but thero was more Henderaon The nineteenth wns fnst nnd for a
than Burns money offered. moment, Henderson's supporters
The fight wns n bloodless bnttlo, though he had Burns going, hnvlng
neither cutting tho other or forcing lnnded repeatedly to tho hend. How
ovon n nose bleed. .ever. Hums came out of the clinch
Compared with tho previous mntch with n rush nnd tried hnrd for somo
between the two, It wns gonernlly nd- stiff Jabs to the stomnch. Hender
mltted thnt Hums made a better "on hnd a little tho best of the round.
showing ngalnst Henderson thnt hu
did tho llrst time here a few months
ngo. Roth were In excellent physical
condition ns was shown by both
finishing In good uhapo despite tho
fact thnt there wore few or no letups
In tho twenty rounds. The bout de
monstrated thnt Henderson hasn't
tho punch to put Rurns out In twenty
rounds nt least although he Is much
tho better sclenced of tho two.
Munis ltoutfuMl it.
Two or three times during the
bout, Referee Prcssler had to wnrn
Rurns ngalnst using his elbow. The
crowd Jeered Rurns repentedly for
the "rough stuff" us Rurns when ho
would get In clove rungo of Henderson
in n clinch would double up his right
nrm nnd get his elbow under Hen
derson's chin and Jolt his Jaw.
It was Rurns' stylo to fighting
fight nil tho time nnd each time
Riinis came up he would rush Into
clinch nnd attempt to ubo short up-
They're Here
.Tust arrived from t!ic east tho swellest line of
Clothing ever shown in Marshfiehl, Ve especially
want the young men to come in nnd look at them,
for they have CLASS, and the price, $20.00 to $25.00,
WELL, we just ask you to judge.
Our wet-weather goods are here too, Swell Eng
lish Slip-Ons, and Light ftubher Tourists Coats for
street wear, Slickers and Rubber Boots for work;
so, get ready NOW for that rain.
T!WI
THE TOGGERY
percuts to Henderson's stomach or
heart.
Even when separated by tho refe
ree, Burns would Istcp rushing tho
fighting Wolgnst style by follow-1
Ing Henderson up, even nt times nft-1
er Henderson had "apparently nd-
mlnls ered pretty Bevere punish
ment. Early Rounds Henderson's.
Throughout the early rounds, Hen
derson hnd decidedly tho best of It.
In the third, Rums wns apparently
worried by his Inability to mix It
too fast for Henderson who lnnded a
few times on Rurns' hend.
In the fourth, after a fast start,
Henderson got RuriiB apparently
where he wanted him nnd by holding
him off with his right, landed several
times in rapid succession with his
left. That ho did not have Rurns
groggy nt the end of the round, many
took as an Indication that Henderson
hasn' a damaging punch at any rate
with his left. In the fifth, Henderson
lnnded a right to Rums' side Just as
the latter was sidestepping and, caus
ed him to stagger but It wasn't a
damnglng blow.
In the sixth, Rurns first nttemptcd
to swing on Henderson but hit wild.
In the seventh, Henderson slowed up
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fighting, in the eighth, Henderson
covered up his stomach and let RurtiB
liln HinlMnnli Ik lilt HtlU
rap his gloves In the clinches. In ,
the eighth nnd ninth, Henderson
landed a few left Jabs to Rurns' hend
but they were glancing blows nnd.
not damaging. I
In the tenth, Rums chnnged his
style of fighting slightly and so did not givon much i,mJ uy Marshal Car
Henderson, whom John Ilcrron hnd (0r nB Traynor Is only nbout twenty
been conchlng during the rest, 'yenrs old. A week ago. Traynor wib
Rurns landed n few to Henderson's
hend and' stomnch nnd hnd decidedly
the best of the round. The eleventh
wns nbout even, Rurns lending most
nnd Henderson gunrdlng his stomnch
more carefully. In the twelfth, some
thought Henderson was tiring or be
ginning to show the effects of Hums'
Jabs to the stomach. Roth were using
short nrm punches nnd Rurns tried
for n right swing but went wild
'n the thirteenth, Rums was again,
warned against using his elbow and
for a moment had Henderson stag -
Bering. The latter came bnck quick
1 nnd by n fnst finish won a shade
the best of tho round.
HcihIci-miii Comes Hack.
In tho fourteenth, Henderson bo-,
Rnn rushing It more thnn ho had fori
several rounds. He fought Burnt; I
over against the ropes nnd the two
were mixing it so lively thnt neither
heard tho gong nnd Referee Prcssler
hnd dllllculty In letting them know
the round was over.
The fifteenth nnd sixteenth wcro
nbout even. Henderson started the
seventeenth with n rush nnd hnd
consldcrubly the best of It. hnvlng
Rurns against tho ropes most of tho
time. In the eighteenth, Rums enmu
. with n rusl. mid for moment hiKllf't,1' iejLll"BtlcAtrrnS'
Henderson guessing but the latteri , ?" Deniom itle State Cen-
The twentieth wns nbout a duplica
tion of tho nineteenth, but Rurns'
ralllcH towards the end of each
round Indicated thnt Henderson's ap
parent blows did but little damage.
WANTS IIKTTER ROADS.
George Marshall, tax adjuster of
tho WcycrhneiiBcr Lumber company,
Is In town on business connected with
the tax rolls of Coos county. Mr.
Marshall commented on the condi
tion of the roads In Coos county say
ing thnt In his esMmntlon there was
a great deal of money being spout on
the roads thnt wns being wasted. Ho
Is a linn believer In the good roads
movement nnd suited thnt one of the
greatest needs of Coos county Is nn
Improved n.eni of roads through
out the county. Coqullle Sentlnol.
Road tho Times' Want Ada.
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TO STEAL BOAT
Jas. Traynor Arrested For
Bothering Launch Cook
Leaves With Money.
Jas Traynor, who declares his ef
forts to recovet his hat which had
"en into tno uny was mistuKcn tor
an nttempt to steal one of tho
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O'Kclly boats Saturday evening, wastno passengers going out on her
nrre8tC(1 b s ,, NlgtUwntch Ruttz
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nor was in nn intoxicated condition
nnd Nlghtwntch Ruttz nnd others
' saw him pushing the O'Kclly boat
i out Into tho hay from Its moorings.
He refused to desist or give himself
up and N'lghtwutch Ruttz flnnlly fired
his revolver Into the bay to frighten
him. Traynor wns taken to Jnll.
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cently.
When nrrnlgned before Recorder
Rutler today, Trnynor wns fined $!
for Intoxication nnd ordered to leave
town. It wns difficult to provo a
Imorc Borloub Vihnrge against him.
Rumors thnt he was a bad mnn wore
Involved In n fight near Front and
Commercial.
Iamivch With Ch.m1i.
F. W. nond, the night rook nt th
Dining Cnr restnurnnt on North
Front street, Is being sought by tho
officers. It Is alleged thnt ho skip
ped out about midnight Saturday
with about $30 belonging to tho rcB
tnurnnt. Whether he attempted to
wnlk out of tho country or cnught
the special trnln nt midnight for Co
qullle has not been determined, Rond
1 hnd been working nt tho placo for a
month or six weeks.
TAFT IX IX)S ANf5EI.ES.
President Given Great Ovation There
Today.
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Oct. 10.
President Tnft arrived here today nnd
wns given a trcmcndouB ovation.
WILL HONOR .MACK.
Likely to Heml New York ns Well its
National Democratic Committee.
By AsBoclnted Press to tho Coos Bay
Times)
BUFFALO, N. Y.. Oct. 10. Tho
Express pays Norman E. Mnck will
trnl committee when the commltteo
meets Wednesday. He thus will hnvo
tho unique status of being both na
tional nnd stnto chairman.
TALK DRY FARMING.
Over .KM) Delegates Assemble nt Colo
rado Springs.
(By Associated Press to Coos Baj
Times)
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo., Oct.
10. Tho sixth annual Dry Farming
Congress opened hero this morning
with more thnn live hundred dele
gates nttendlng.
PLANS FOR .MILL.
At a mooting of tho board of di
rectors of the Coqullle Lumber com
pany held In this city, n loan of $1",
000 wns authorized nnd tho money
will bo used In tho completion of tho
mill nnd the Installation of new
machinery. It has been decided to
liiHtull n gang trimmer, one of tho
latest model nnd It Is to hnudle this
nnd other new machinery thnt the
money has boon tecured. In addition
to nu'horlzlug this loan the directors
niithmized a contract with tho Seeley
ft Anderson Logging company for the
logging of the timber on tho Innd re
cently purehnwed by tho compnny.
This Innd Moa east nnd north of thnt
on which tho logging company Is now
operating. Coqullle Sentlnol.
Have your Job
Oir Times nfflco.
printing dam, m
FIliST ('LASS AUTO
StiliVlCE.
Two lino Cadillac enrs ready for
service nt nil hours anywhere nt lea
snnnble rates. Phone 00-J until 11
p. m. after 11 p. in.. Phone 5-J. Resi
dence Phono 2S-J.
J). L. FOOTF. Proprietor.
A Wise Horse
He Lifts His Owner's Hat to
HAINES
Because He Knows there's where
he gets the best Hay nnd Feed on
Coos Bay.
Waterfront, Phone 100-J, Murshfleld.
NAi SMITH'S
RECORD BROKEN
Lumber Carrier Reduces Time
Between Coos Bay and Bay
Point Again.
After ninkliig tho fastest trip
since she has gone on the Coos Ray
run, the Nairn Smith sailed yester
day afternoon for Ray Point with
another cargo of lumber. Among
wore J. V. Smcnton, Mr. Weir nnd
John Lafon of tho C. A. Smith com
pany. On the Inst trip, tho new record
established by Capt. R. W. Olson wns
tho round trip from her slip hero
to Hay Point, deducting time for
loading and unlondlng, wns threo
days and twenty-three hours. The
round trip, including time for load
ing and unloading wns slightly less
thnn live days.
STEAMER IS WRECKER.
Princess Beatrice Run Aground hi
Alert liny Sunday.
Operator Moo of the . lo
cal Btntlon of tho Unl.ed Wire
less yestcrdny picked up n message
stating thnt the Princess Rentrlce,
In passenger steamer plying between
Victoria nnd Prlnco Rupert ran
nground on Noble Islnnd In Alert Day
Sunday. The pnsscngers woro tnkon
off safely. The scene of tho wreck
Is nbout fifty miles nbovo Seymour
Xnrrows. How bndly the Princess
Rentrlce was damaged had not been
ascertained.
NOTICE TO TRAVEL'NtJ PCHLIC.
The O'Kclly float Lino will opornto
on the Sundny schedulo from now un
til spring, J. A. O'KELLY,
Proprietor.
This moans Sundny only.
Wnnted A wnnt nd will sell It
CITY AUTO hcrvlcc stands. Day
phone, Ulnnco Cigar 7S, Rlnnco
Hotel phono AG. Stands nlcht:
Palaco restaurant phono 5-J, Blan
co hotel phono 40.
Jniucx C. Dalilmau, "Cowboy" Mayor
of Omaha. "Thrown the Lariat"
Mayor Jas. C. Dahlman started his
career as n cowboy, and Is nt pre
sent Mayor of Omaha, nnd has tho
following record. Sheriff of Dawes
Co., Neb., threo terms; Mayor of
Chndron, two terms; Democratic
Nat'l Committeeman, eight years;
Mayor of Omnhn, six yenrs, and In
1010 Candidate for Governor of Neb
raska. Writing to Foley & Co., Chi
cngo, he says: "I hnvo tnken Foley
Kidney Pills nnd they hnvo given
me n great deal of relief so I cheer
fully recommend them." Yours
truly,
(signed JAMES C. DAHLMAN.
WANTED!!!
CARPETS UPHOLSTERING AND '
PIANOS TO CLEAN, by tho Pneumu-i
tic Cleaning Compnny. Orders fori
work tnkon at i
GOING HARVEY
PHONE 100 I
PROFESSIONAL , DIRFCTQBY ,
TAR. E. F. WINKLER,
Naturopath nnd Chiropractor. '
All chronic diseases trented. Consul- I
tntlon free. Olllco hours: i
9 to 12 n. in.; 2 to C and C to S p. m.
Naturopath Institute Room No. 1.
No. 130 Broadway, Mnrshlleld, Oro.
T. W. LESLIE,
Osteopathic Phyulckui '
Graduate of tho Amerhnn school of I
Osteopathy nt Klrksvllle, Mo. Office ,
In Eldorado Blk. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to;
4; Phono 1C1-J; Mnrshtlold; Oregon '
J.
W. BENNETT,
Lawyer.
Ofllee over Flanagan & Bennett Bank
larshfleld Oregon
put. J. T. Mcl'UHMAO,
Physician nnd Surgeon
Aiarsnneia, Oregon.
Jfllco: Lockhirt Building,
opposite Post Office.
Phone 105-J
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A. C. BURROUGHS,
Sclentlllc Mnssnglst,
TrentB all diseases Office, corner
Second and Central Avenue.
Olllco hours 11 to 12 a. m.
2 to 5 p. m. j
r It.' A. J. HENDRY'S" ,
"' Modern Dental Parlors. i
Wo are equipped to do high class
work on short notice nt tho very
lowest prices. Examination free.
Lady attendant, Coke building, oppo
site Chandler hotel.
DR. II. II. MOORE,
Chiropractor
Chronic Diseases a Specialty
203 Coos nidg Phone Sl-L
Ofllco hours 1 to 5.
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
See CORTHELL
Phone 8131
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oil 'mrWrSSm
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JtrvJon'n C'otV.
Hub Clothing
and Shoe Co.
MARSHFIELD
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"THE FRIEND OF COOS RAY'
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELE8S
Sails from Coos Bay forEureUa, Wednesday, Oct. 18
in the afternoon.
IONNICCTI.VO WITH THE NORTH RANK ROAD AT PORTLAND
.SURTH I'aJIFIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PHONE 41 C. F. McOEOROE, Agent
FAST AND
Steamer Redondo
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
Sails from Marsh field for San Franeiseo Friday
morniiifi October 20, at 9 o'clock.
INTER-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Phono 4 C. F. McOEOROE, Agent.
EQUIPPED
Steamer Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TIME
SAILS FROM PORTLAND AT 8 P. M. ON OCTORER ft, 10, 17, 21
AND ill. SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD AT SERVICE OF TIII3
TIDE ON OCTORER 7, 1 1, HI AND HH.
L. II. KEATING, AGENT PHONE MAIN 3B-L
Beaver Hill Coal
MOUNT DIAHLO ND JOSSON CEMENT.
Tho best Domuttlc nnd Imported brands.
PUitor, Lime, Brick and all kinds of builders material
HUGH McLAIN
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
OFFICE, SOUTH BROADWAY. PHONE 201
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Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire
and Marine Insurance
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
HENRY SENGSTACKEN, Mgr.
Coqullle Offl:e Phone 191 Marshfleld Office 14-J.
Farms Timber Coal and Platting Lundu a oeclalty.
Genarnl Agenta "EASTSIDE"
FAST SERVICE TO ROSEBURG
Our Btnges leave Marshfleld for Rosoburg at 7 o'clock every
ovenlng and afford quickest connections with Southorn Pacific
Railway. Faro J6.00.
COOS RAY ROSEBURG STAGE LINE.
OTTO SCHHTTER, Agent, 120 MARKET AV., Marshfleld.
C. P. BARNARD, Agent, ROSEBURG, Oro.
PHONE 11
We Clean and Press
Ladies' and Gent's Suils
Goods Called for
and Delivered
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
PHONE LIN 57-J
The Times Does Job Printing
So creel!
sueh clean lines!
Benjamin
makes 'em so
All the other fine points
too ; all colors, nil exclusive
patterns, and lit guaran
teed, ior $20 up to $45.
"MONEY TALKS"
BANDON
COMMODIOUS
WITH WIRELESS
Good Livery Service
Fancy new rigs, good horses and
careful drivers are now at ttne dis
posal of tho Coos Bay public at
REASONABLE RATES
Riga or rigs with drlvors ready ror
any trip nnywhere any time. orse
boarded and rigs cared for.
New hearse and special acommo
datlons provided for funeral parties.
W. L. CONDRON'S
LIVERY ANT) FEED STARLES
PHONE 273-J
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