THE COOS BAY TIMES; MARSRFIELD, Ofttt'ON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1911' EVENING EDITION,
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Dr. Hayden being struck a severe
blow wh.le trying to quell the trou
ble. Gossmnn was released from Jail n
few minutes after lie was put In,
Marshal Carter releasing him on his
own recognizance.
Ituffz Wrr Aimry
According to statements mndo by
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Offlcer lluttz, the special patrolman 'jyou tjmt i aA not believe the pcoplo
the Merchants' Accoclatlon, ho is of th,B cty nro jntorc8teti n nny
planning to M &" : ' personal controversy between nny of
yor Straw or using profane laiiBungo , y fa , , f ' ,
in n.iiirnqfliiiL' him. Duttz dcclnrcs
that the epIthetH the mayor applied
to him were In violation of law. It
was also reported today that Duttz
had resigned but J. T. Ilnrrignn.soc
retarv of the Merchants' Association,
said he had not boon apprised of It.
Mayor Straw said today that tho
action he took was to prevent a riot.
As to who wns right or wrong in tho
personal altercation, he said ho did
not know. Ho snld that Night
watchman Duttz was tho first officer
he saw and he ordered him to arrest
, mnn nnnslnr? Mm irnilhlo and that
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Buttz replied that It wnsn t Ills duty.
Ho said ho talked very plainly to
ulliiz anil iuiu nun uiiuui iu muiw
the nrrojjt or take off his star.
i nero arc a nuinuer oi uinui vvi'
elons of tho affair In circulation to
day' nrid many 'of the onlookers nro
criticising Mayor Straw rather severe
ly for his actions .
Ones Who Built Chandler Hotel
and Secured Paving Are For
Him For Mayor.
Editor Times:
Innsmuch as J, W. Bonnctt'B or
gan, has on several occasions refer
red to my support of R. A. Copplo
for mayor ns being inspired by mo
tives not in harmony with tho beet
interests of tho tax-paying citizens of
Marshflcld, It Is duo to myself that
my motives should not bo mlsundor-,
stood.
I will not undortako to answer Mr.
Dennett's compliments to "Mr. Mor-
ton-Copple," ns It wrenches a follow
to kick agnlnst nothing.
In tho first ploco, my attitude In
this campaign la consistent, ns I have
opposed Dr. Straw's candidacy for
tho ofllco of mayor each tlmo ho has
been nnmed.
I supported It. A. Copplo for coun
cumnn Dccnuso i considered him n
keon, enpnbio, progressiva business
man. I nm supporting Mr. Copplo
for mayor for tho aamo reason, cou
pled with tho fact that ho stands for
municipal ownership of our water
works, which Is tho paramount Issuo
In this campaign, and means moro
to tho futura of Marshflcld than any
other consideration.
The Individuals who built tho
Chandler hotel, and who signed tho
first flvo contracts for hard surfaco
paving In Mnrahfleld, when Mr. Mc
Cnnn, tho contractor, had become
discouraged and wns about to aban
don nny further effort to instnll hard
eurfneo paving, and who have done
most to insplro nnd advance tho
spirit of Improvement in Marshflcld,
nro supporting Mr. Copplo for mayor
In this campaign, being confident
that ho will give Marshflcld a thor
ough, progressive buslness-llko nnd
dignified administration.
M. C. HORTON.
DooBt for Mnr8hflold tomorrow by
Toting yes on No. 300 and holp make
Jt a bigger and bettor Coos Day.
in
Every
Pair
Thit Clove
U Guaranteed
All Right for
30 Day' Wear.
You ire abtolutdy pro
tected by the mtnulac.
lurer if the glove iin'l right it will be mule
right to your latiifaction. That ictlly it the
mod conduuve way of proving to you that
these clove are made from only beit iltins.
carefully cut, tewed and fuhioncd to a per- I
feet fit. None but a good glove could be to I
unconditionally guaranteed. Aik for
IRELAND'S
GUARANTEED GLOVES
a . I T m nuM la P. mocru, wrumou ana
jice uw mm, women anu ciuureaj.
Vt recommend lh glovr LecauM ihey an
gwJuul you at lure o ba uliifioj.
Let u thou) them toyou.
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CHANDLER LEAD
Wm. Grimes Characterizes J.
W. Bennett's Attack As,
Bigoted and Untrue.
Hon. 3, W. Bennett, Mnrahncld, Ore
corn Friend Joe: My attention has Jnst ,
been called In your nrtlclo entitled
the "Holy Trinity." I believe I sta-
iml In anViat n nnn In mv tnaf IrtHnr Irt
object and purpose bmicthing for
the betterment of this community
nor do I believe that the sarensm and
bigotry manifested In your lgng and
bolaborod nrtlclo, will lmvo nny' ef
fect one way or tho other upon the
voters of this community. I am
not speaking for Mr. Horton or Mr.
Mnloncy In this letter ns It seems
they have- so far been nblo to speak
for themselves. Up to this time 1
hnd not written or inspired an article
for publication bearing upon tho Is-
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i mil's ui mio uuihiiuikii, uui iitiu J ouii-
ctC(, nny votcr to voto for tho cnuao
jof nny cnn,,anl0t 1)llt j picnd Blty ,
to having Joined with Tho Times and
its numerous friends In support of
Mr. Copple, "on nccount of tho Issues
Involved nnd not because It Is Mr.
Copple.
In this campaign I have no per
Bonnl Interest to subserve In my sup
port of Mr. Copple. Cnn you say as
much for your cnndldnto, Joe? Now
I dcslro to rofor to that part of your
article that was Intended for mis
chief making only. Yon refer to nn
alleged Intervlow in tho Oregon Jour
nal of recent date which wns repub
lished In The Times. I hnd nothing
whatever to do with tho .writing or
wording of the subject referred to
I did visit Mr. Jackson, managing ed
itor of the Journnl. I tried to glvo
the town n boost and may In refer
ring to tho many Industries nnd en
terprises going on, usod tho term'
"wo hnvo" a street railway In courso
of construction, etc" I did not
menn ownership, Joo, that will bo
left to you You could hnvo snld, "I
own tho streot railway, I own tho
waterworks, nnd I am about all T.at
has at present anything to do with
the city's Interests. But I am satis
fied to Join tho humblo crowd and
sny "wo" hnvo theso things with us,
if not for us. A boostor often gotu
moro credit given him than Is duo
I think this may have bcon tho enso
that seems to Jicttlo you. Mr. Jack
son Is a friend of mlno, and tho pro
fuso mnnnor In which I was Intro
duced to his staff may hnvo hnd much
to do with tho manuor in which tho
nrtlclo was written. Now tho mis
chief you Intended, was your refer
ence to Mr. Chandler's loyalty to tho
town, his largo Investments, etc.,
which has done much to build up this
community. In all this I most heart
ily ngrco and would not In tho least
detract any credit whatever duo him.
But why havo you not Joined Mr.
Chnndler In theso many enterprises
that has been to tho public good?
You know nnd saw tho need of this
town having a hotel sultablo to Its
standing. I thought enough of Mr.
Chandler to Join htm with a modest
amount nnd to go boforo tho stock
holders and ask them to namo tho
hotel for him, and mado tho motion
that so declared tho snmo.
Now If you nro nnd woro sincere
In your professed lovo for Mr. Chand
ler and had so much Implied confi
dence In his ability nnd standing to
do nnd decide things for tho commu
nity's best Interests, why did not you
follow him In his efforts when ho
tried to call a mooting of tho busi
ness Interests of this community nt
tho Chamber of Commerce.
Why wns his ndvlco not taken
"that ho thought tho tlmo had ar
rived for groator things for tho city's
good, and it wns no tlmo for faction
alism, that It ought to bo n tlmo of
get-togethor on a cnndldnto for
mayor, and that no solflsh Interest
or ambition should prevail?" Ho
wont oven bo far as to send for Mr.
Copplo to hnvo him withdraw. Mr.
Copplo agreed to do bo for harmony's
sako. Mr. Straw was wired to by
Mr. Chandler and asked If ho would
not get out of tho way for somo rea
sons. By tho advise of Mr. Powers,
yourfiolf and a fow othors ho recolv-
od lu Bubstnnco a nogattvo reply.
I was with Mr. Chandler n ha
vlows on this mnttor at tho tlmo, and
nm following his vlows now, and
expect to on election day. So, Joo,
yot over your grouch, get to bo a
booster, look out for tho communi
ty's Interest onco In n whllo at lonst,
You hnvo done well hero and "got
yours," so let some of tho "now
comors" stay horo without "digging"
at them nil tho tlmo, you need them
for a largor, n bettor community.
So, wishing you, together with tho
community may prosper, I am yours
for a blggor, hotter nnd moro pro
gressive Aiarsniioid,
WM. GRIMES.
ELECTION RETURNS
TOMORROW NIGHT
Wo havo arranged for telophono
roports showing tho progress of the
count of ballots In the Marshflcld
city election tomorrow night and thoy
will bo postod every fow minutes,
Evoryono Invited.
Blanco llllliml & Pool Parlors,
Davis & Richmond, Prop.
Boost for Marshfiold tomorrow by
voting yes on No. 300 nnd help make
THE CALL OF COOS BAY
Alt nations of the Earth shall glorify thy birth
And testify thy -worth, Coos, nay,
All tides shall tfnim to thee, wealth shall thy tribute be,
Queen of the Sunset Sen, Coos Day.
(Francis II. Clarke).
Aro you satisfied with the name Marshflcld, which Btiggcata a low,
swampy, unhealthy location?
Coos Hoy Is known everywhere ns one of the great hnrbors of the
world.
"Coos Hay" suggests a harbor, our greatest resource.
The namo "Coos liny- la worth a million dollars to ub as nn ndvor
tiDcnicnt. VOTE -
300
X
YES
301
NO
WANT SIMPSON
His Election to the Command
of Oregon Naval Militia
Is Predicted.
Tho election of Capt. Edgar Simp-
sbn of North Bend ns head of tho
Oregon Naval Militia Is predicted In
tho following from tho Orogonlnn:
"Friends of Captain Edgar Simp-
son of North Dcnd, navigating officer
of tho Oregon Naval Militia, with tho
rank of Lloutonnnt-Commnnder, nro
forecasting lila election to tho Cap-
tnlncy. Balloting will bo carried on
among tho executives of tho organ -
Izntlon a wcok from today, nnd it la
said tho cholco of tho mayoralty la
for tho Coos Bay man.
"On tho ovo of the first crulso of
tho Boston, Captain Simpson cast his
lot with tho mllltln, nnd hla nblllty
and poraonnllty made him such a fa-
vorlto with tho ofllcors that boforo
they left tho Bhlp nt Mnrshfleld ho
was unanimously elected to his pre-
sent rank. Affairs of tho militia have
been takon in hnnd by tho rccqntly
reorganized Naval Board. Members
of that body visited tho Boston last
night to Inspect tho ship nnd ob
serve drills. Adjutnnt-Goneral Fln
zor snld that steps were bolng taken
to plnco tho nnval forces on tho beat
poaalblo footing nnd thnt when a por-
ninnent commnnder Is elected ho
Inoki for many Improvements to fol
low." HOLDUP MEN CONFESS.
Stngo BoblxTH Arrested nt Roscburg
Tell of Oullt. '
ROSEBURO, Oro Occ. 4. Ed
ward Jurglns nnd Fred. Foator, who
woro nrrestcd on Frldny, accused of
holding up tho Drnln-Scottsburg
stngo, mado a comploto confession In
tho prosonco of Sheriff Qulno and
District Attorney Brown.
Innsmuch ns tho next term of tho
Circuit Court does not convono until
February, it Is probablo thnt tho
grand Jury will bo summoned nnd
diBposo of this enso during tho noxt
few days. Two of tho pasaengorn
robbed nro members of tho grand
Jury nnd reside nt Gardiner.
After the show try a Turkish Bath
Phono 314-.T,
City Auto Service
Good Cars, Careful Drivers and
rensonnblo charges. Our motto:
"Will go anywhero nt nny tlmo."
Stands Blanco Hotol nnd Blanco
Clgnr Store. Day Phones 78 and 46.
Night Phono 4C
DARKER & GOODALE, Proprietor.
We Clean and Press
ladies' and Gent's Suits
Goods Called for
and Delivered
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
PHONE MAIN 57-J
Prof. A. Richards
TEACHER OF PIANO.
And voice culture. Appointment
hour 1 to 2 o'clock.
Applicants call at Studio, Songs
tnckon Bldg., 1.10 Broadway.
WANTED!!!
JARPETS UPHOLSTERING AND
PIANOS TO CLEAN, by the Pnouma
tic Cleaning Company. Orders for
work taken at
GOING & HARVEY
PHONE 100
Have Us Launder Your Underwear
Wo wash tbeso gnrments cleaner
and better than tho work can bo done
elsowhero, and they aro not worn so
much. Wo do not shrink them, even
woolen gnrmonts aro returned the
enmo slzo as when sent U3.
Wo Iron the garments nicely, make
ordlnnry repairs freo of charge and
you havo fresh clean, sweet under
wear ready for each week's "change.
Bundle youra up with next week's
laundry bundle.
Marshfield Hand & Steam laundry
AS COMMANDER
IVESSEL READY
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Steam Schooner A. M. Simpson
Goes Into Water Tomorrow
at Noon Hour.
Tho now steam schooner built nt
tho Krtiso & Banks shlpynrds nt
North Bend for tho Simpson Lumber
(compnny, will bo launched nt 12:30
o'clock tomorrow. The vessel Ib to
bo named tho A. M. Simpson, in lion-
or of Cnpt. Simpson, the head of tho
lumber company, who has. owned
ninny vessels on tho Pacific const dttr-
lng years pnst.
1 Tho vessel will bo christened by
Isnbeilo Macgcnn, tho HjUo daughter
of Capt. Macgonn of tho Brcnkwater.
Tho vessel la ovor 200 foot long nnd
will enrry nbout 900,000 feet of
lumber. Sho Is tho largest steam
lumber schooner over built on Coos
Bay. Tho steamers R. D. Inmnn nnd
F. S. Loop woro largo but lacked n
fow feet of being as long as the A.
M. Simpson. Mr. Kruso somo years
ngo built a largci- bont, tho Snnlo E.
Snail, but thnt was n sailing vessel
I A largo crowd of Bpectators Is ox
pected to witness tho launching.
NOTICE TO FIREMEN.
All members of tho Marshflcld Firo
Department nro requested to meet
nt tho hnll Thursday evening, Do
comber 7. when tho nominations of
ofllccrB will bo made. Meeting opens
nt 7:30.
J. W. DAVIS. President.
Where tho Locality Docs Not Count.
Whorover there nro people suffer
ing from kldnoy nnd bladder nll
moiits, from bnckncho, rhoumntlam
nnd urinary irrogularltlca. Foloy
Kldnoy Pills will help them. "Dolvl
dore, III., E. A. Kelly, oa cx-onglncor,
snys: "Thrco years ngo my kidney
beenmo so bad that I Was compelled
to glvo up my englno nnd quit. There
was a Bovero aching pain over tho
hips, followed by nn Inflammation of
the bladder, nnd always a thick sed
iment. Foley Kidney Pills mndo mo
n sound and well man. I can not say
too much In tholr praise." RED
CROSS DRUG CO.
V Modern Brlok Building, Electric
Lights, Steam Heat. Elegantly
Furnished Roomt with Hot
nnd Cold Wntor.
II O T E L .CO OS
C. A. METLIN, Prop.
Rates: 50 cents a Day mid Upwards
Cot, Broadway and Market
Marshfiold. Oregon.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MUNICIPAL
ELECTION OF THE CITY
OF MAHSHF1ELD.
Pursuant to tho direction of tho
Common Council of tho City of
Marshfiold, Coos County, Oregon, no
tice Is hereby given that on Tuesday,
tho Ctu day of Deeombor, 1911, thoro
will bo hold In tho Council Chamber
in tho City Hall of tho aald City of
Marshfiold, n rogular gonernl elec
tion, for tho purposo of olecting a
Mayor to sorvo for tho term of two
youra, commencing tho first Monday
In January, 1912, and of electing
two members of tho Common Coun
cil to servo for tho torm of throo
years each, commencing tho first
Monday in January, 1912, and of
electing n Recprder to servo for the
term of ono year, commencing tho
first Monday in Janunry, 1912; nnd
for tho purpose of submitting to tho
legal votors for their approval or
rejection "An Amendment to tho City
Ohartor of tho City of Mnrshfleld,
changing tho nnmo of Bald City from
City of Marshfiold' to 'City of Coos
Bay,' " and for tho purpoao of sub
mitting to tho legal voters for their
approval or rejection "An Amend
ment to tho Chnrtor of tho City of
Mnrshfleld, Coos County, Oregon.
changing tho nnmo of aald City from
'Ulty of .Marahflelrt' to Mllllcoma.' "
The snld election will be hold be
tween tho hours of nine o'clock A.M.
and six o'clock P, M, Provided. That
tho Judges of election shall have tho
power to adjourn ono hour nt noon,
duo proclamation of such adjourn
ment bolng mndo.
J. R. Llghtner, A. D. Wolcott and
F, A. Golden havo been heretofore
by tho Common Council of said City
appointed ns Judges of said election
and Roy Lawhorn, J. C. Merchant
nnd C. A. Pennock as clorks of said
election.
Dated this 24th day of November,
1911.
JOHN W. BUTLER,
Recorder or tho City of Mnrshfleld,
Coos County, Oregon.
iCMofid2how,m.iDvetivaab.ilt7
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WE CONSIDER THIS THE HIGHEST COMPLtMKNT Poo
SIDLE. IT IS OUR AIM AT ALL TIMES TO GIVE YOU SUCH
VALUES THAT WE WILL MERIT TJIIS CONFIDENCE.
SUITS, OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS SOLD AT PRICES
WITH SUCH VALUES THAT GIVE US OUR SLOGAN
"Money Talks"
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co.
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RIGGS'
1 9 1 2 Art Calendar
Something New
Baby's picture. Family group. Yourself artistically framed
In Calendar.
Tho Chrlstmn8 prcsont you nro looking for.
LibcrnI discount now.
RIGGS'
HOURS O TO a
FAST AND
Steamer Redondo
EQUIPPED WITH WIHELESK
Sails for San Francisco from Coos Bay Saturday Decern
ber 9.
INTER-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Phone 44 C. F. McOEOnOB, Agtnt.
FAST SERVICE TO ROSEBURG
Our stages lonvo Mnrshfleld for Rosoburg at C o'clock crerr
evening nnd nfford quickest connections with Southern Ftdfle
Railway. Faro ?0. 00.
COOS IIAY ROSEUURG STAGE LINE.
OTTO SGIIETTER, Agent, 120 MARKET AV., MawhJWd.
C. P. BARNARD, Agent, ROSEBURG, Ore.
PHONE 11.
"THE FRIEND OF COOS RAY"
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
Sails from Coos Bay for Portland Sunday, December 10
CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH IJANIt ROAD AT PORTLUU ,
NORTH PaJIFIO
PHONE 44
EQUIPPED
Steamer Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TIME
SAILS FROM PORTLAND AT O A. M. ON DECEMBER 8. 12, "
AND 0.
SAILS FROM COOS HAY AT SERVICE OF THE TIDE OX I
CEMBER"0, 10, 23 AND 30.
L. II. KEATING, AGENT PnONK MAIN 8
Steamer Homer
SaUs From San Francisco
Thursday, Nov. 30th, I9H
For San Francisco Mohday, Dec 4th 1911
F. S. DOW, Agent
A new stock of the latest In
tho
MAZDA LAMPS
Send In Your Order
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
PHONE 8874
Store
MARSHFIELD
STUDIO
!W7 FRONT STHEET
COMMODIOUS
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
C. F. McGEORGE, Agl
WITn WIRELESS
di uwT Liv
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Wo have secured v1'"'
b!SZ
pareu 10 iuhuv. v-
tho people of Coor gr. w
dilyera. gooo rta w ,
hat will mea" BU"; for 1 ii
tho Dubllc. Phone u wr ed
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vu" sry.'j. " "v-ii kinds. ,.
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Livery, Feed ?R
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It a bigger and better Coos Bay.
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