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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIjEJ-D, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1911 EVENING EDITION.
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K. 0. MALONEV Editor nnd Ptili.
DAN K. MALONEY News Editor
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Entered at tlio postolnco l Marsh
flold, Oregon, for transmission
through tlio malls as second 'class
mall matter.
Dedicated to tho service ct the
people, that no good cause shall lack
champion, and that evil shall not
thrive unopposed.
Address all communications to
COOS HAY DAILY TIMES.
Mnrslinchl :: :: : Oregon
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WEEKLY.
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Whon paid strictly In advanco the
subscription price of tho Coos Day
Times Is $5.00 pr yoar or $2.50 tor
ex months.
LOUGH OPEN
Major Morrow Grants Permis
sion to Fill Flat If Water
way Is Kept Navigable.
SHE
Gertrude Gibson - Patterson,
Former Chicago Beauty, on
Trial For Murder.
Ofllclnl Paper of Coos County
Au Independent Republican news
paper published overy evening excopt
Sunday, and Weekly by
Tlio Coos liny Times Publishing Co.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY
OF MAHSIIFIELD.
WOMEX AXI) OUIUtENT TOPICS.
A PROMINENT "ladles' weokly"
published In London complains
that "this season there's noth
ing to wrlto about' says tho Chlci
go nccord-IIornld. An Intelligent
men's paper oxprcsRea surprlso at
this, and with amplo reason.
Tho cultivated and thoughtful wo
men of England doubtlcRS resent tho
Btntomont. Certainly American wo
men, whether of tho suffragist or
nntl-snftroglst sisterhood, would con
sider It on Insult and libel.
Nothing to wrlto about? Ib thor9
nnythlng human that Is alien to tho
modern woman? Are not tho topics
which clamor for spaco In "men's pa
pers" nlso topics of Interest to ?o
mon? What about tho tariff, tho
coBt of living, war, robolllon, arbi
tration, Boolal reform, good govern
ment, ninrrlngoa and dlvorco, domes
tic Bclonco, education, tho drnmn,
lltcrnturo, art?
Tho world wns novor moro various
nnd exciting than It Is today. Topics?
Tho cablo and (olograph nnd tolo
phono bring thorn to tho llvo ofllco
ly tho Bcoro. Tho women who find
tholr "nrgaiiH" dull thlH renson wll'
And plonty of moving, niJVorblng and
Btlmulatlug matter In t li papnrH that
nro published for all, rogurdloBs of
box, cIurh, sot or previous condition
of iRolntlon and Ignorance
CONTRACTORS ARE lll'SY.
That Mill Slough is a navigable (By Associated Tress td Coos Da
waterway hnd shull bo so maintain- Times.) .
ed is tho gist of n letter from Mnjor -DENVER, Colo., Nov. 20 00
Morrow of tho United States Engln- trudo Gibson Patterson wub placed
. . . ., . , under trial today charged with tho
eerlng Department nt Portland to murdor ot hcr. husband. CharleB A.
Engineer Leofo giving permission for Pntoreon, September 25. At tho
tho dredge to All tho sawdust dls- tlmo of tho alleged murdor, PatVir-
trlct I son, who enmo Horo from Chicago for
Mr. Leofo says that now all tho ' s licalth had only a fortnight or
people In that district who aro do- bo to liVo. In tjio course gf. tho trial
at tho same tlmo tho streets aro be- b attracted
ing filled have to do Is to take tho hQ Mea of th0 Chcnga mn,rn.
mnttor up with City Engineer GUI- nlro who nt h,B doclnrfng ,,Ja mfen
ley. Mr. Leofo will turn tho whole tlon to WOtl hcr) B0Itt hor ,0 Parl- tt)
matter over to Mr. Gldloy, that Is b(r caitcatod. On her return, ho ee
so fnr as distributing tho dredglngs . tnbllshcd rolntlons which iontlmied
Is concerned. fivo years, during which they v.ero
Major Morrow's lottor to Mr. thought by tho family and fr4idi of
Leofo la as follows: both to bo husband and vrti. 't
Replying to your letter of tho 14th will bo assorted that tho milllonalru
Inst., forwarding a lottor from Mr. finally tiring of the- girl, urrnntred
A. D. Gldloy, city engineer of Marsh- with Patterson, a young Chicio
Hold, In regard to having tho dredgo broker, to mnrry her and Mrs.- Pat
Oregon fill cortnln pnrcolfl of land In torson will doclnro her husband-ir-Marshflold
In tho courao of hor work. C,'VC1 "" hundred dollu-3 for o
I will state thai thoro would appear dolnl;- . llho ""happiness , of thur
to bo no objection to filling tho 'iP'PJgZV;
blocks described If reasonablo pro. wSJZ!
cautions aro taken to prevent the ndm wf, bp 'rntet, b t ,,s
drodgod soil being carried Into Ml 1 Tho n'nm( ot En StrUM, nf (illI.
Slough to tho oxtont of injuring navl- cnc0i w-0,ithv dotliluir runimfnrt.
gatlon. uruor, wns broughr Into tho cno
"You am authorized to mako tho wi,cn Spcclnl PnwecuH ig nensrn was
above described fill whon you como to examining Vonlromnn Lowls Cohen.
It, and mnv Inform Mr. Gldloy thntr0 askod Cohen If ho vas acquainted
lm rnn make his preparations to re-, with or hnd had any dealings with
colvo It. tho Chlcagoan.
"It Is understood thnt Mill Slouch l Mrp. Patterson will clnlm aolf-de-In
n navlgablo stream and It would fonso. Sho says hor husband nt
seom thnt It would bo woll to havo -tomntocl hor llfo following n qtinrrol,
tho city authorities agree to roBtoro whereupon alio flrod two bullets Into
the channel of Mill Slough nt tholr h'a body. Sho first clnlmcd hpr htis-
nvnnnsn T- ,ri,1irtiitr nlinnlil ft lin-. "and BhOt lllmSOlf,
Fourteen Firms Hid on Construction
of Coos Hny Line.
PORTLAND, Oro., Nov. 21. Acti
vity of rnllroad contractors In tho
Northwest Is moro marked right now
than for ninny years, ub 1b evidenc
ed by tho numorous construction
llrms thnt bid on tho Eugeno-Cons
Hny lino work. No fowor than 14
bidders wero represented, among
them tho most prominent contrac
tor In tho country. Included In tho
llBt wero Porter Hros., of Portland!
Guthrlo & MeDougnll. of Portland;
Winston Hros. & McDougnl, of St.
Paul: tho Utah Cons'ructlon com
pany of Salt Lnko City, which Is
building part nf tho Natrnn-Klnuintli
lino of tlio Southern Pnclllc, and
othoi'B. Sovoral big Eastern flnna
bid for tho work. Thoy aro eager
to got n stnrt In tho northwest, 3
thoy realize thnt all tho principal
railroad construction work now be
ing done In tho country Is In this tcr
iltory. It Is probnblo that a contract for
nunthor portion of tho Eugone-Cnna
Hny road will bo lot onrly In tho
spring.
The Snn Francisco nlllco.nf tho
Southern Pnclllc, under Mr. Hood's
direction, will have compla'o chnrgo
of tho Coon Ray line work. D. W.
Campbell, gonornl HiipoHntondout In
Portland, Is expected to tnko charge,
nnd opornto tho rond after It In built. I
STATE TO PAY
GIRLS' HEIRS
Washington Arranges to Make
Restitution For Victims
of Powder Factory.
Dy Associated Press to tho Coss Uny
Times.;
SEATTLE, WhbIi., Nov. 21. Tho
Stnto Industrial Insurance commis
sion will pny ?S,4G9 to tho depen
dents of tho eight glrlB whoso lives
wore lost In tho fire at tho plant of
tho Imperial Powdor Company nt
Chohnlls last month. Tho money
will be paid In monthly Installments
or twenty dollars each In soven cobos
and of ten dollar's In tho eighth enso.
Tho commission has only $700 In
tho powder Insurnnco fund, but will
bogln monthly pnyments now. Tho
commission will collect $1,2D7 from
tho Imperial Powdor company as a
penalty for employing two girls un
der sixteen and the rest of tho money
will bo obtained from assessments
lovlod against tho threo powder com
panies having plants in this state.
Tho nssosBmontB nro appor
tioned among tho powdor compa
nies according to tho slzo of tho pay
rolls. Tho Dupont Powder Co. has the
most cxtenslvo plant In this state and
will bo called upon to contrlbuto tho
largest amount towards caring for
tho Chehalls sufferers. It Ib under
stood that tho Dupont compnny will
fight tho mattor out In tho courts.
SHIPS TO SANTO DOMINGO.
romo Hhoafor through the lenkngo of
connldornble mud from tho dredging
or through fnlluro of any of tho bulkheads."
ECHO OF DAM DISASTER
Superintendent of Peiiiirvlvnnlii Com
pany Arrested
fly Associated Press rn tho Coo Uny
TIOS.i
IIUSIKKSS MEX JURORS.
COUDERSPORT. Pa.. Nov. 21
Fredorlrk .7. Hamlin. Superintendent tajesmon which wns,, begun nt the
Expect to Get Jury In Denver Mur-
,der Cnno Todny.
(Dy Associated Press to tho Coos Day
Tim 08.)
DENVER, Colo., Nov. 21 With
oxcollent prospects of securing a
Jury bcfnro night fall, tho counsel
In tho Patterson murder trial today
resumed tho ..work, of examining
of the Havllss Pulp and Pnpor Com- opon,nR of tUo trInl yo8tordy Mrt.
nnnv. tho btirsMnE of whose dam on o..,..'; mi.. ', '..,. ...
Son-imtor thirtieth tnitmht .lontl. " " "'" " '."""""" ",'J ,
obn"K'ng h'm with manslaughter,
Ho camo horo to consult attorneys.
REFORMS IX CALIFORNIA.
Gov. Johnson CnlN Rnoolnl Si'SKlon of
Legislature.
(ny Associated Pross to Coos nay
Tinie
SACRAMENTO. Cal., Nov. 21.
Governor Johnson Issued todny nn
official call for nn oxtrnordlnnry ses
sion of tho loglslnturo to begin No
vember 27. Freo text books,, ronp-
nortlonmont, a presidential proror
enco lirlmnry onnctmont nnd sovoral
nmendmonts to tho stnto constitution
nro among tho auhjects Included In
tho call.
T'ARRIXG TRIATi OX.
Xoted Kansas Ctw Oimmis nt Lin-
coin Center Today.
(Hy Associated Press to tho Coor nny
T TNCOLN CENTER, Kas.. Nov. 20
Tho trial of tho men indicted for
nllesod participation In tho "tar
rlim" of Miss Mnrv Chnmborlnln, r.
pretty school tenchor, last August,
commenced horo. Much sonsntlonnl
testimony Is expected to bo forthcoming.'
ASK FOR REHEHllXG.
COAL STRIKE SETTLED
Several Tlioiisnnil Miners to Resume
AVoik nt Feinlo (
(ny Assoclntou Press to Coos Ray
Tlnifei.)
FERNIE. 11. C. Nov. 21 Tho
mlnoa nt Coal crook were In oporatlon
yesterday for tho llrst tlmo slnco1
April. Fivo hundrod mon nro om-1
ployed clearing up preparatory to tho'
omployniont of n noinial force of sov
oral thoubnnd mon. The minors np-1
parently nro woll ploniod that the'
strike has been nettled.
Havo your culling cards printed nt
Tho Times' olllco.
Harvester Trust Makes Appenl Tn
Missouri,
ny Aspnclated Press to the Cons Bay
Times.)
.iFFrrnPON city. mo Nov. 20
Tho International Hirvester com-
nnny todnv filed In tho Supromo
Court of Missouri n potitlon for ro
'earlnc In the recent enso In which
It wns conditionally ousted from tho
tnto nnd lined fifty thousand dol
lars, on tho chnrges violating the
stnto anti-trust lnws.
STUKOKOllin '"'TV ,1V TOLKPO, 1.
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KfHIlk J t'llt'tll'V llllk(ii.)Ktll .llilt lie I FP"lor
liarmcr of the firm o( r ,1 lninv A 'o inln
liiilno k In tlii Cliv, of Tulttli. rnmity Hiul
MutfftfiTt'MiM ii'nl Hint nlil llrnmlll tnv i(
film ot nsK IH'S'DlirP IH)I.f.AHS f(ire.c-li hih!
mery iti-oof Cuturrh tlinl cuiinot be wutd ly
tht ue of Urtirn CBlftrrli rn re.
KRWK I. CIIKSTY.
Srtiiru to lit'Mre me ami MibM"looi In niv
prewnrc, this ijlli tiny ot Pwemiwr. 1) Utl
(itu ) A. W ftl.KAROV.
S'llTAHV I'l IH.IC
Hh11' Piitnrrli f'urols tftVf lntirinilh, nml
ni't illri't llv nn Hip iIikx1 hiuI iiuu'"!! mrdici'i
of tlio sntom roml for tostiiirnliil free
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United HtnteH to Protect Interest on
Islands.
(By Associated Press to tho Coos Day
Times)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 21.
To safeguard American Interests nnd
provent a utato of anarchy In Santo
Domingo, ns a result of tho assaBsl
nntion of President Cacores, tho cabi
net decided today that tho nrmored
cruisers Washington nnd North Caro
lina of tho Atlantic fleet should bo
despatched with nil spocd to Santo
Domingo city. Tho vessels nro now
ongngod with tho rest of tho licet In
practice off Chcsnpcako capos. Thoy
have been communicated with by
wireless nnd will como Into Hampton
Ronds nnd pick up Mr. Russoll, tho
American minister, nnd convey hltn
to tho Dominican capital. .
Tho Tlmos' Want Ads bring results
San Francisco Jewelry Clerk
Killed and Robbed of '
Valuables.
(Dy A8soclnted Press to tho Cood Ray
Times) I
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 21 Tho.
body of nonj. A. Goodman, Bnlosmnn1
of n local Jowolry company, was found
today in n heap of rofuso In tho gut
tor on Oregon Streot near Front. I
Unset diamonds, valued, at five thou
sand dollars, which Goodman hnd lu
his possession when ho loft his em
ployer's atoro lo,to Saturday nftor
nooii, nro missing. It Is bellovod that
Ooodmnn was lured to n placo near
whero tho body was found nnd mur
dorod. Two deep wounds In tho
bond wore sn'd by examining phv
Blclans to bo moro thnn 2 1 hours old.
Tho police bollovo thnt Goodman was
gasplnod and klllod Saturday nleht
and tho body wns concealed until last
night or onrly today and thon romov
ed from hiding plnco and stowed
awny undor tho rofuso. Goodman's
pnrontB resldo In Stockton, Calif.
Tlnalilna niltni lAtvnl,.. Iinlnnnlni it
tho firm, n diamond ring, valuod nt
several hundrod and a hnndsotno gold ,
I watch and fob, tho proporty of Good-
mnu, nro missing. .
Goodman was married and lenves
a threo yoar old child. Ho had beon
poparatod from his 'wlfo for Bomo
time.
CARELESS ABOUT APPEN
DICITIS JNMARSHFIELD
Many Marshllold people havo stom
ach or bowol trouble which Is likely
to turn Into appendicitis, if you
hnvo constlpntlon, sour fltoinnch, or
gns on tho-Btomnch, try slmplo buck
thorn bark, r.lycorlno, 0tc, ns com
pounded In Adlor-1-ka, tho now, Gor
man npjiondlcltls romedy. Lockhnrt
& Parsons 'states that A SINGLE
DOSE of this slmplo romedy will ro
llovp bowel or stomach troublo al
most INSTANTLY.
jJlJw
Drifted Snow
rry s flour
Light, White, Always Right
Once Used, Always Used
Ll DEL IS CHARGED
Jcso O. Drake Indicted for Attacks
On Judges Hamilton nnd Coke.
ROSERURG, Oro., Nov. 20 An
Indlctmont returned by tho- grand
Jiny accuses Jesso O. Drake, a locl
laborer, with tho crime of criminal
libel In connection with writing nnd
publishing nn nrtlclo In which ho re
ferred to n numbor of Douglas coun
ty olllclnls Including Judgo J.
Hnmlltou.
Tho nrtlclo, which is oh record,
nnd Ib a part of the indictment, was
printed In tho Portland Oregonlnn,
on July 1C, ovor Drake's signature,
In which ho attacked Judgo .Hamil
ton, Judgo Coko nnd others In con
nccMon with tho McClellon murder
a yiwrm' i
htA 5
We Point
Willi Pride
to tho clnss of pco
plo who nro regu
lar visitors to our
plnco. Tho best
posted folks In
town como hero
for
Candy,
ij Ice Cream and
Hot Drinks
Wo llko to cater to
particular peoplo,
tho kind who ap
preciate quality
without having to
nay too much for
It. Thnt's tho kind
wo think you nro.
trial.
X
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN.
Wo want fresh salmon and are
propared to pny tho highest cash
price for thoin. For further pnrtl
culars boo C. Gf HOCKETT,
Empire City, o
GEO. F. SMITH, i
Coos Rlvor
TWO STORES.
$!00 Reward
For any sewing machine I can't place
In first class ordor. Supplies for all
machines furnished.
Leave orders, drop a postal card
or phono Rogers hotel.
C. S. Leibendorfer
Evpert Machinist.
Phone llt-L
Reference O. O. Lund, leather butchor
If you knew of the real valuo of
Chamberlain's Liniment fdr lame
back, soreness of the muscles, sprains
and rheumatic pains, you would never
wish to bo without It. For salo by all
dealers.
Invite People INSIDE Your Store
by Lighting It Properly
Put spirit and tone into your establishment
by TUNGSTEN lighting with 13FFIC
IENT reflectors.
The smallest shop can be made 100 per cent
more attractive to the public by modern il
lumination. Tungsten store lighting scientifically plan
ned is low in first cost and economical iu op
oration. It means soft, clear, cheerful illumination
evenings and dark winter days. It is con
venient, safe and color .true.
Our New Business Department stands ready
to help any Merchant or shop-keeper to iu
stall lighting that -will be satisfactory.
Telephone 178.
Oregon Power Co.
I Corner Central and Second
Size Doesn't Count
Slzo docs not always count. The stinger Is tho
a in all part of tho bee, but yqu soon learn which end
It's on.
It Isn't nlways tho slzo of u bank account that wo
consldor, Its tho men behind It. Wo fool that the hum
blu depositor Is. entitled to tho samo consideration as
tho mnn who owns a mint. Our bunking facilities aro
nt the disposal of all allko. Wo nro hero to help you
If wo can. Tho fnrmor, planter, mechanic, business
mnn, minor, Btockmnn, laboror, professional mnn, all
nro Invited to become patrons of our bank. Tho slzo
of tho nccount 1b not of first Almportnnco. rjonie In
nnd Iota tnlk It ovor.' '
INTEREST PAID ON TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
The First National Bank
OE COOS IIAV
CAPITAL $100,000.00
MARSIIKIELD
OHKGO.V
STATEMENT OK CONDITION
Flanagan (& Bennett Dank
of
MARRIIFIELD, OREGON
At tlio clone of biiHliicsH September 1st, 1011.
Resources.
Loans and Discounts J397,S93.3
Ranking IIouso 60.000.00
Cash and Exchanges H1.B16.5J
Totnl , 9388,910.10
Liabilities
Capital Stock paid In J5O.O0O.00
Surplus and Undlvldod Profits. 54.165.71
Doposlts ...,...' 4S4.77MI
Total '. $588,010.48
Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire
and Marine Insurance
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
HENRY SENGSTACKEN, Mgr.
Coqulllo Offlie Phone 191 Marshflold Office 14-J.
Farms Timber Coal and Platting Lauds a specialty.
Genaral Agents "EASTSIDE"
Beaver Hill Coal
MOUNT DIADLO 4ND JOSSON CE3IENT.
The best Domottlo and Imported brands.
Plaiter, LImo, Brick and all klndB of bulldors watorUl
HUGH McLAIN
GENERAL CONTRACTOR .
OFFICE, SOUTH nROADWAY. PHONE Zi
WANTED!!!
CARPETS UPHOLSTERING AND
PIANOS TO CLEAN, by the Pneuma
tic Cleaning Company. Orders foi
work taken at
GOING & HARVEY
tf
PHONE 100
Prof. A. Richards
TEACHER OF PIANO. '
And voice culture. AVSi
hour 1 to 2 o'ciock,
Applicants call at Studio,
tackon Bids?., 130 Hrondffi
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