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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSMFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1911 EVENING EDITION.
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Business Men There Organize
to Convert Old Tabernacle
Into Recreation Room.
At n mooting of Xorth Bond busi
ness men nt tlio Xorth Bond Commer
cial club Inst evening, pinna wero
completed for converting the Xorth
Bend tabernacle building' Into n gym
nasium and place of recreation for
the young folks of Xorth Bend. Supt.
Rnnb, J. W. Grout and P. W. "Wood,
tho committee In charge of rnlsing
funds for tho purpose, reported that
over $100 of the $500 needed for the
purpose linil been subscribed nnd
that they thought tho bnlanco would
be onslly secured.
It Is planned to convert the build
ing Into a public reading room and
gymnasium. It Is planned to Install
bowling alleys, equipment for ntlt
letlcs and In fact arrange for nil the
simpler forms of rccrcntlon for young
folks. Lntcr, this may bo utilized as
tho foundation for n Y. M. C. A.
Lnst evening tho following officers
woro elected:
President Edgar McDnnlcl.
Ylcc-presldcnt A. Q. Rnab.
Secrotnry Prof. Ilonskn.
Tronsuror Elmer Russell.
Executive board .T. P. Grubbs, W.
E. Best, L. P. Palkcnsteln, J. W.
Grout nnd M. 13. Everltt.
Committee on by-laws W. 13.
Best, C. II. Broulllnrd nnd Dr. Bartlo.
Cnrclnker Goo. W. Artls.
A partial list of thoso contributing
to tho fund Is ns follows:
J. W. Grout, $10 work: R. C.
Holmes, $10: Elmer Russell, $fi: T.
B. Bnrtlo, $10; Edgar McDanlol, $10;
A. O. Rnnb, $G: Roht. Kehoo, $5;
C. II. Broulllnrd, $r; J. P. Grubbs,
$5; J. O. Mullen. $5; Chns. VnnZllo,
$2, work: W. Chnppoll, $10. work;
P. W. Wood, I; V. II. Wnttors,
$10: Mr. Mnrsdon. $2; Clnronco
Klblor, $2; W. A. Davenport, $2; O.
J. Honskn, $5; M. IT. ncynolds, $r,
work; W. Xellson. $5; A. II. Derby
shire, $2; G. J. I.cmnnlcl. $2; Her
bert Armstrong. $10; Edw. Hnbson,
SB: C. P. McColliim, $2.50; W. II.
Painter. $2.50: J. II. Groves. $2. GO;
A. VnnZllo. $2.00: Archie Phillips,
$ri; P. W. Stcvoni, $2: .Tnv J. Gray,
$2.50; Ilnmr & Ron, $5: J. O. Gul
Inrd, $2; Mrs. .1. R. Robertson, $5;
C. 8. AVInsor. M0: P. X. Roborg, $5;
A. J. Davis. $5; M. E. Everltt. $10;
Dr. Burmolstpr, $1; J. A. .Tnrolmon,
$1; Ed. R. Poroit. $2; L. W. Snn
dor. $1: A. H. MoKnv. $1: cash,
$2.50; Cltv Mcnt Market. 2.G0: E.
Knrdlnnl. $1: II. O. Kern. $10; J. P.
fitnndlsh, $10, work: X. C. McT.eod,
S2.G0: B. Ropstnd. $5; R. .T. Cnko.
$5; Simpson Lumber Co., lumber,
$75.00.
Quito a few votes came In Tho
Tlmus voting contest of mayoralty
prerorenccs last night nnd today. Xo
new names were submitted for mayor
but a number wero suggested for
COUtlCllllUMl.
Many nro bringing their voteB to
The Times nnd ninny others nro mail
ing theirs.
The final announcement of tho ex
pressions will bo printed In Tho Times
tomorrow night nnd nil votes to bo
counted must rench Tho Times office
before noon, tomorrow. I
Among tho now names suggested
ns possibilities for counc'.lmon today
wore C. P. McGeorgo, Guy Chambers,
Harry Hoy, J. o. Langworthy, G. W.
Trlbbe Alva Doll, P. E. Allen. S. C.
Brown nnd U. I'. Smith. Several to
day wrote In tho nnme of C. I. Rel
gard for city attorney nnd one sug
gested him for mnyor.
In the balloting yestordny the fol
lowing were suggested for council
men :
11. Smlthgnll, A. M. Ross, Cnrl Al
brccht, Win. Lnwhorne. Tom Coko,
.i. Aiuert .Mntson, Jens Hansen, It. C.
Cordcs nnd .lack Flnnngan.
VOTE TODAY.
1 E. E. STRAW
2 R. A. COPPLE
3 W. U. DOUGLAS
4 ' E. DON McCRARY
5 TOM COKE
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Wrlto in nnmo of nny other possibility you hnvo to suggest:
Wrlto in names of candidates for councilmcn hero:
At tho Mnrshflold city caucus next Monday evening, November 20, tho
candidates for niuyur for tho ensuing two years will bo nominated. Sov
oral hnvo been mentioned but asldo from E. Don McCraiy, who hae
been named by tho Socialists, n.-.no havo openly nnnouncod their candi
dacy. Above is a list of theso mentioned nnd blank spaces for now pos
sibilities. Mnrk a cross nftcr tho nnmo of tho ono you prefer or if his
nnmo Is not printed horo, wrlto It nnd mall It, bring It or Bond it to Tho
Times' ofllco. Who Is your cholco?
For mayor vote for ono. Mnrk an X between tho number nnd name,
nnd mall to "Cholco." enro Times, Mnrslinold. oro.
TO TRY L
G GASES
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Thoro will bo n meeting nt tho
Chamber of Cnmmcrco at 7:30 p.m.,
Friday 17 Instnnt. This meeting Is
cnlled for tho purposo of showing our
npproolntlon of tho services rondored
this community by R. M. Jennings,
chairman exocutlvo commlttco of
Mnrshflold Chamber of Cnmmcrco,
during tho pnst year nnd nil nro In
vited to bo prosent.
J. T. McCORMAC,
Presldont.
GIVES QUICK ACTION
Locldinrt & Pnrsons Drug Co. re
ports tlint A SINGLE DOSE of slmplo
buckthorn bark, glyccrlno, etc., ns
compounded in Adlor-1-kn, tho now
Gormnii nppoudlcltls remedy, rollcvos
constipation, sour atomnch or gas on
tho stoinnch almost INSTANTLY.
Many Mnrshflold peoplo nro being
bolpcd.
Look
Before You
Buy
A glnnco nt tho
Toggery
Clothing
"Will convinco you of
their superior stylo and
tailoring and no other
clothes at tho price, $2U
to $25, can surpass
thorn. "We do not con
fuse our buyers by ad
vertising suits from $10
to $10. One price, good
goods and on the square
is our motto.
The Toggery
Evidence to Be Taken Soon In
Government Case to Re
cover Tracts In Oregon
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 17 Testi
mony In tho Southern Pacific land
grant suit will probably bo taken in
Portlnud beginning next month, and
bo completed before May 1. W. D.
Fenton, ono of tho attorneys for tho
rnllrond in tho big suit, filed notlco
In tho United Stntes circuit court
Hint ho would nsk to hnvo a dnto sot
for taking testimony nnd togothor
with tho notice submitted n proposed
schedulo for tho presentation of ovl
denco Hint will get tho flnnl reply in
by April 27, 1912.
Owing to tho honrlng of tho mer
ger suit before the United Stntes su
preme court In January, at which P.
P. Dunno of Snn Francisco, chief
coiinsol for tho Southern Pacific, will
hnvo to bo presont, tho rnllrond ob
jects to presenting Its evidence prior
to February 5, lit 12. An affidavit
prepared by Mr. Dunno recites tlint
io Is in full nnd complcto chnrgo
of tho dofenso of the railroad com
pany. Tho tontntlve schedulo submitted
by Mr. Fenton glvos tho tlmo for tho
complainant to presont Its testimony
between tho prosont and January 4,
1012, for the defendant to submit Its
between February 5 and Mnrch 30,
nnd for tho complainant's roply evi
dence botweon Mnrch 30 nnd April
27.
B. D. Townsond, Bpeclnl assistant
to the nttorney general, who is in
charge of the land frnud oasos for tho
government, la still In tho enst, but
United StatoB Attorney McCourt will
either approve or object to tho sched
ule for him.
TO
GET GOOD CARS
Interstate Commerce Commis
sion Makes Ruling on Poor
Equipment Complaint.
(By Assoclntcd Press to Coos Bn
Tlmos.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 15.
"Shippers should refuso to nccopt
cars that aro In such n stato of disre
pair ns to ronder them tin (It for ubc."
This ruling wns mndo by tho Intor
stnto Commerce Commission todny lit
tho enso ngnlnst tho Oregon & Wash
ington Railroad nnd Navigation com
pany. Tho complnlnnnts demanded
tlint tho cnrrlcrs bo required to re
imburse shippers for ropnlrs mndo on
tho enrs to fit them to hold freight
In bulk. Tho commission held tlint
such arrangements would bo susccp
'tlblo of tics ns n stibtcrfugo for grant
lug rebates.
Three Kanass Men Admit Tar
ring and Feathering
Woman There.
(Ey Assoclntcd Press to Coos Bay
Tlmos)
LINCOLN CENTER, Knn., Nov. 1(1
Picas of guilty suddenly an
nounced In Clicult Court hero today
by three of tho most iiromlnent men
who wero licensed of connection with '
tho tarring nnd feathering of Miss
Mnry Clinmberlaln, the Shady Bund i
school tencher, cnrrlcd tho Btnto's at
torneys nlmost off tholr foot.
Thoso to announce pleas of guil
ty wero Everett Cl. Clark, Wntson
Scrnnton and ,lny Fltzwuter. Clnrk
Is a miller nnd Fltzwater and Scran
ton farmers.
Judge Grovcr nnnoiinccd ho would
reserve sentence.
"It Is necessary that I resorvo sen
tence," ho snld, "for ns I hnvo henrd
no testimony In this ense, virtually
I don't know the nnttiro of tho of
fense. Accordingly, 1 will wnit until
nftor tho other enses hnvo been
heard.
BISHOP SMITH DEAD.
Noted rtiltmlrlpliln Chuicliinnii Sue-
ctiiiibs Suddenly.
(By Assoclntcd Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Nov. 1C
Bishop Alexander MnclCny-Smltlt,
ono of tho lending churchmen of tho
country, died suddenly hero todny.
Ho was sixty-one years old.
We Clean and Press
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Goods Called for
and Delivered
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A .MAIL C.lltltl Elt'S LOAD
Seems hehvlor when ho has a weak
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i ron, mnll carrier nt Atchison, Kan
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with kidney nnd bladder trouble nnd
bad n sovcro pnln ncross my back.
Whonovor I cnrrlcd n heavy lond of
mall, my ktdnoy trouble IncernRcd.
Soino tlmo ngo, I stnrtcd tnklng Fo
loy's Kidney Pills mid since taking
them I hnvo gotten entlroly rid of
nil my kidney trouble nnd nm ns
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Pills nro tonic in action, quick In
rosults. No mnttor at whnt stngo
your kidney troublo mny bo, tnko
Foley's Kldnoy Pills nt onco for
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Llbby COAL. Tho kind YOU hnve
ALWAYS USED. PHONE 72 Pnclflc
Llvory & Transfer Co.
A TURKISH MATH will do you
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coughing at night.
Means loss of Bleep, which la hard on
everyone Mrs. A. Polzor, 25 W.
Jefferson St., Omuhn, Nob., Bays: "I
enn recommend Foley's Honey nnd
Tnr Compound ns n suro euro for
roughs nnd colds. It cured my
dntightor of a bnd cold, and my
neighbor, Mrs. IJonson, curod her
whole family with Foley's Honey nnd
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neighborhood speaks most highly of
It." For dryness nnd tickling In tho
throat, hoarseness, nnd nil coughs
ind colds, tnko Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. Keep nlwnys In tho
house. Contains no opiates. Tho
gonulno In n yellow package. Rofuso
substitutes - Red Cross Drug Storo
A now stock of tho latest in
tho
MAZDA IAMPS
Send In Your Ordor
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
PHONE 237-J
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
See CORTHELL
Phone a I ill
BEAHVS GUN SHOP
Comploto lino of lllcyclo supplies,
second-hand bicycles for snlo. Guns,
bicycles, etc., repaired.
Umbrellas covored nnd ropnlrcd.
E. HANDEL, Prop.
No. (107 No. Front St. Phono 18Ml
DRESSMAKING
GOWNS, SUITS AND
REMODELLING.
MRS. E. BANDEL
Phono 19-J. Cor. 1th nnd Park Avo.
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Unique Pantatorium
DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING
AND REPAIRING ALL KINDS OF
HAT WORK.
ROSS & PINEGOR.
250 Central nvonuo Phono 250N
REAL ESTATE
City property, Farm, Timber, nnd
Conl Laud.
Low rato FIro Insurance host nnd
strongest company.
Renting of Rooms nnd Houses.
Selling Itckots to nuy pnrt of Eu
rope
AVG.FmZEEN
(18 CENTRAL AVENUE, Multifield.
NOTICE CALLING FOR A NOMI
NATING MEETING OR CAUCUS
FOR THE NOMINATION OF
CANDIDATES FOR THE OF
FICE OF MAYOR, COM
MON COUNCILMEN AND
OF RECORDER.
$ S OO Reward
For nny sowing machlno I can't plnco
in first class ordor. Supplies for all
machines furnished.
Leavo ordors, drop a postal card
or phono Rogers hotel.
C. S. Leibendorfer
Expert Machinist.
Phono 111-L
Reference O. O. Lund, leather butcher
ADMINISTER'S AND EXECUTOR'S
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT.
Notlco is horoby given tlint the fin
al account of DeForest F. Barnard as
administrator of tho estnto of Myr
tle B. Barnard, deceased, has been
filed In the County Court of Coos
County, Stnto of Oregon, nnd that tho
15th day of December, 1911, nt tho
hour of 10 o'clock, A. M., has been
duly appointed by such Court for tho
hearing of objections to such final ac
count and the settlement thereof, nt
which tlmo nny person Interested In
such estnto may appear and file ob
jections thereto In writing and con
test tho same.
DeFOREST F. BARNARD,
Administrator of tho Estate.
Notice is horoby given that by or
der of tho Common Council of tho
City of Mnrshflold. Coos Countv. Ore
gon, duly mndo nnd ontorcd on tho
17th dny of October, 1011, a nomi
nating meeting or caucus will bo hold
In Odd Follows hall In said rltv nn
Monday, tho 20th day of Novombor,
1911, nt the hour of eight o'clock In
tho nftornoon of said day, for the
purposo of nominating candidates for
tho following offices: n mayor of
said city to Berve for tho term nf trim
years commencing tho first Mondny In
January. 1912: two memhnrs nf Mm
common council of snld city to servo
lor tno term or mreo years each com
mencing tno nrst Mondny in January,
1912; a recorder of said city to
servo for tho term of ono year com
mencing tho first Monday In January,
1912. Said candidates to bo voted on
nt tho regular nnnunl munlnlnni oioo.
tlon of said city to bo held Tuesday,
mo mui mij- ui wecomuer, mil.
Dated this 9th day of Novemoer.
1911.
JOHN W. RTTTTrcn
Recorder of tho City of Marshfleld,
uuub uouuiy, uregon.
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They nro ns sturdy ns a rock, wonderfully
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Quality is their dominating feature, but
their authentic New York Stylo has gained
for them tho favor of all men who dress
above the average, and at a price that means
a big saving because
"MONEY TALKS"
SIT ITS $20.00 to $1,1.00
OVI3KOOATS l.-).00 to $10.00
GABERDINES $15.00 to $33.00
OTHER SUITS $10.00 to $18.00
"MONEY TALKS"
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Buy Your Meal
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And You Will Always Have
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