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VOL XXXV
Established In 1878
m Tlio Const Mali
HTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE"
VERDICT III BUI SHOOTING
MARSHFIELD, OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1912 EVENING EDITION
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mall Mn oof)
nml CoiA liny Advcrtlxor.
Coroner's Investigation of Mc-
UUiiie nay i-iiuo
This Afternoon.
I FURTHER INVESTIGATION
'Un IJ'.u nr MAnC nC PACE
MAI Dtlimwi- ui wrwu
Many Rumors Concerning
Tragedy in Circulation
Woman Recovering.
(Special to Tho Time.)
munnw nrn.. March 20. Tho
Kroner's Jury In tho McDufllo trag-
idr lato tni niiurmiuu uiuubui.
wdlct of ftttompted murdor nnd nul
ilie. Tho vordlct followod tho ex
amination of roany wltncssos.
l... ...i pnnalitnrnliln talk linrn
iftM tho coronor'a vordlct wan re
timed that tho Investigation of tho
itootlng or airs, uon mwuiuu uuu
.l. vminp nt McDufllo yoatordav
wrnlng would not end with this vor
dlct HOWOVor, una wuh lursoir
talk and did not como from an official
Mrce. .....
Mri. McDumo is roporiou getting
atom nicely today nnd unloss unox
EMted complications sot In, alio will
sickly rocovor.
UcUumo s runorni nan hoi uauu nr
rimed for yet.
uh MpDnnin owns a lnrtro farm
leirBandon and dlfforoncos ovor tho
Itcome from It nro said to linvo boon
rummlhln for BOinO of tllO ClnsllOB
lathe family. A couple of years ngo
ill iniuiuicu suit ior n uivorco out
tier mado up nnd this was dropped.
Un. A. R. Clinton of Coaulllo Is
B t lister or Mrs. aicuuiuo.
ADM
1 IS
IN
M
Gin ANIDRAGITE
OUST COURT
IS NEW FLAN
(Dy Associated Press to Coos liny
Tlmo.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 29
A bill to abolish the United States
commorcc court was fnvornbly ro
portod to tho Houso todny by Ropro
nontatlvo Sims for tho majority of
tho Intorstato nnd foreign enmmnrrit
committee Tho monsuro practically
wuuiu restore manors to tno statutes
oxlstlng boforo tho pnsBngo of tho
commorco court act In Juno, 1900.
Tho law would bo chnnged, however,
tO ntltllOrlzn tlin pnlirta tn crnnl tnm-
porary Injunctions restraining tho
operations or tno commission's or
ders "only In cases where tho court
ontortnlllH cravn datilitu rnnrnrnlnir
tho validity of tho order and la of
tho opinion that Irropnrnblo Injury
would onsuo If tho suspension wns
not grnnted.
Another chnngo vests In tho Inter
Btnto Commorco Commission exclu
sive nuthority over nil lltlgntlon to
which It Is a pnrty, relieving tho
Dopnrtmcnt of Justlco of responsibil
ity. A minority report opposing tho
contention thnt tho commorco court
Is useless nnd oxponslvo will probab
ly bo presented.
Ambassador Wilson Sent Guns
and Ammunition to be Used
for Protection of Americans
There.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bny
Tlmo.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 29.
Acting Sccrotnry of Stato Wilson to
day confirmed tho report from Mex
ico City thnt all depondablo Ameri
cans were to bo nrmod for tholr own
dnfonHft nnrl ntlinr fnrnlin pnvnm.
ments will tnko like safeguards, it
was announced thnt Ambassador
Wilson will distribute, to Americans
tho 1000 army revolvers nnd rifles
now en routo. Tho Mcxlcnn govern
ment countcnnnccB tho arming of
foreigners. Taft waived tho recent
neutrality proclamation ln cnBo of a
snipment of arms which left Now
York yestorday. It 1b understood tho
Mexican government would not as
sess duties from European nations
for ubo of their subJccta.
Tho proposition of arming Amorl-
cnnB moets with tno approbation of
Prcsidont Mndero, who admitted It Is
n ncccssnry precaution against tho
rough clement In Mexico City which
would not hcsltato to tako advantage
of tho dcBpntch of government troops
rrom tho cnpltnl
01
WO
FIELD MINERS 10
y
M
I G
EA6LES ROME
M
UY NEWS
OF COOS BAY
New Rumor About Southern
Pacific and Hill Systems
Compromising.
Some new railroad rumors woro
lftfllt hnm ft nttntf nml n iictwl si mi-
tluMt speculation. No official
wlflcatlon of thorn could bo ob-
uisra.
One of them wna a now version of
Jii report about C. A. Smith nogo-
Ultlnr Inr thn 1ni.nl linn nf Mm
Soilhern Pacific. It wna to tho of-
i imi instead or tho locnl lino go
ut to the C. A. Smith compnny. It
.H'MiCAiiy io go to tno tun systoin
l ) a compromlso whoroby tho Hill
"vf mruixi over ino rnciuc uront
tern and North Coast Lino proj-
to tho Southorn Pacific. Tho
Mill neonln. thn air,-.. ..,;
i,ho local Ilno to Rosoburg,
-"' n win connect with tho Oro-
Dn E Utrl J l-i ....... . i. . -
"ern Oregon, whoro It will COll-
tlon " "
MXDOX WOMAN DEAD
lfv 'V . lli'lnmii Kiirrumlis to n
BANte,,J,!oT'i?Tmo ..
W p ii i ' '" ninrcn as. sirs.
of L, i who 8"fforod a utrokq
Sit,. .'"ra11" (1,oa touny.
i!2!-f,xtr years o,(1 nml cam
k poll y"8lx years nRo frora Da,-i
itli .."" yegon. Blio la
'era m nf "U8Ui'i two dnugli-
m Xv "P"8- ono of tl10 Bona
- -V .uiBn;u or uanuon.
M G
BE TODAY
ALLIAlCEi
Pfeamshlp Sails Thie Mnrnlnn
w Humboldt Bay
Returns Monrinv.
A"anro. "o,l this mornlns
'"MH9nn- l a g0011 eargo
ol IT, T , fro,ht- consldor
Eubrci,"?;,cfiel for reshlp-
M,; . "r sn wanclsco.
ir MrlT vr .' ' ' he luIo, t0 ret,"'n
: It 9a7.rl0y and sail Mondnv
hMr FUana- S1,e Js now
Aong thr?"1": ten-l,n' Bohoilulo.
thifl'lns on tho AUl
P E18 morning wero.
I'in n&Cn W". A. A.
Wjohnc' MarUn- J- Cinclnnn
tg w n an(l wife. Mrs. D.
oid.f,.v"rr-:
'e M SrAiMox,can PUnocho
WAPfoRI)S Saturday and
HERE TONIGHT
Tho mooting at tho Chamber of
Commorco tonight for tho purpoao of
discussing means of facilitating tho
reorganization of tho Port of Coos
Dny nnd also for dovlslng means of
rotninlng tho dredgo Oregon horo,
promises to bo largoly attended. Tho
first matter of Importance is tho do
viBlng of means of raising funds to
koop tho Oregon busy on tho projects
ndoptcd by tho Port Commission
which not only makes much needed
Improvements In tho channel but
will also bo of great boneflt by fill
ing In tho low proporty.
Some havo suggested thnt nil tho
big proporty ownors In tho port dis
trict pny In their tnx nnd thnt It bo
turned over to a trusteo to bo ex
ponded for work by tho Oregon.
Whether this enn ho accomplished or
legally done hns not been deter
mined. P. B. Lcofo, the onglneor In chnrgo
of tho government work here, hns
been suggested as tho man to act as
trustee If this plnn enn bo carried
out.
KveryonoMs urging thnt tho special
election for reorganizing tho port be
called nt tho oarllest possible dato
In order thnt tho harm dono by tho
knocking out of tho port commission
niny bo kept as iienr tho minimum ns
possible With vory few exceptions,
tho peoplo of tho ontlro section nro
Indignant ovor tho situation nnd
want It remedlod ns soon ns possible.
Tho tug Hobnrts is in from tho
Slualnw.
ALONG THK WATEIIFKONT
Tho Itodondo Is duo ln tomorrow
from Snn Francisco.
Tho Bronkwntor will sail nt 3
o'clock in the morning for Portland.
Tho' tug Colunibm, which hns ueen
tied up nt tho dock nt North Bond
for somo tlmo, will soon bo put back
Into servlco. It Is oxpocted that
Cant. Magoe of Emplro will havo
command of her.
Chief Knglneer Jonson of tho Kb
tabrook Steamship Company arriv
ed hero this wook from San Fran
cisco to Inspect tho construction of
tho now vossel which la being built
for the company at North Hand.
Tho Washington sailed this morn
ing for San Francisco with n big car
go of gonornl freight nut n wunwr
small pnssengor list. Among thoso
sailing from Marshflold on her were
Miss Williams, Mrs. Cntterlln and
Merlin Catterlln.
Cnpt. Mastora of Sumner expects
to soon havo tho rebuilding of tho
Mlllicoma completed so that ho can
put nor on the Sumner run in plato
of tho Curlew which was recently
run down and destroyed by the tug
Columbia. Ha may change the
name of tho boat to tho Sumner.
Negotiations nro on for the sale of
the natty gasoline bchoonor Anvil to
MoMcan Interests, but Captain Voy
poy. managing tho vessel, said that
rn,,-la tn MlO fiffpCt SllO llBll HOOU
sold for service In that territory are
premature. Tho Anvil Is lying at
tho city levee whoro she was berthed
after being withdrawn from tw Port-land-Dandon
run in tho fall, says the
Oregonlan.
Special Candy Sale Saturday and
Sunday at STAFFORDS.
Marshfield Delegation Had
Fine Time There Last
Evening.
A scoro of tho mombora of tho
'Mnrshflold Acrlo of Knglcs returned
today rrom Bandon whoro last night
thoy lnltlntcd a largo class of candi
dates. Following tho Initiation, a
eoclnl session wns onjoyod. All tho
ICaglcs woro loud ln tholr pralso of
tho treatment accordod them at tho
clty-by-tho-Boa.
It In oxpoctod that tho Bandon
members of tho Knglcs will soon tnko
steps to orgnulzo an Aorio thoro.
Tho following aro tho candidates
who woro Initiated InBt night:
J. W. Ackman, Chas. Conrad, J.
It. Burnott, J. A. Fostor, Qoorgo L.
Howltt, C. 10. Qardlnor, Chaa. Por.
klns, Clnronco Myers, J. O. Pago, C.
S. McCulloch, Bon Campboll, J. A.
Ansclmo, Harvoy Campboll, Sam
Gait, Wm. A. McKay, Wm. A. Ton
brook nnd J. F. Wondllng.
Among tho mombora of tho
Mnrshflold Aerlo who woro In at
tendance last night woro:
C. C. Oolng, J. W. Davis,- W. W.
Holland, Addison Cook, J. B. Sned
don, Will Sneddon, Hugh MoLaln, M.
J. Ostrow, u. B. Plncgor. Paul Bot
tis, Chofl. Ouimotto, Will Rhodes,
Wm. Chrlstonson, Robort Ingorsoll,
Earl Winner, Rubs Nnsburg and O.
W. Dungnn.
Tho Ladles' Auxiliary of tho Prcs-
hytcrinn church will hold a COOKED j
FOOD SALE at Perry & NicholBon'a
Furnlturo Store, Saturday, March
iff), beginning nt 1 p. in.
NEW RULE IN
PORT DECISION
Oregon Supreme Court Chang
ed Attitude on Elections
1 Opinion.
Tho full text of tho decision of tho
Oregon supremo court knocking out
tho Port of Coos IJay reached horo
yestorday and is attracting consid
erable attontlon.
Lawyers who havo looked tho
opinion of Justlco Mooro ovor nro
porploxod becauso tho decision Is con
trary to the rulo laid down previous
ly by tho supremo court. In a previ
ous decision, tho supremo court
ndoptod tho rulo sustaining tho re
sults of olcctlons excopt whoro It was
shown thnt tho result "probably"
would havo been different If tho
technical provisions of tho lnw gov
erning it had been litornlly compiled
wl.h. In the Cooa Bay cafeo, tho
court adopts tho rulo that tho elec
tion Is void because It wns not prov
en that the result could not hnvo
' pnshlbly" boen different.
So far, It has not beou ascertained
whether the supiomo court Judges
wore unanimous in tho decision
knocking out tho port of Coos Bny,
The decision Is a lengthy one, Sev
ern! t.vpo-wltten' pages being devot
ed to showing that quo warranto pro
oeodings, under which tho case was
liiHiltuted, are not, in Oregon, sub
ject to tilnl by Jury. Had tho case
bteu one to be tried before it Jury,
the findings of fact by tho lower
couit would not havo beon subjoct
to review by the l.lgher court. Hold
ing that it was not a Jury case, the
supreme couit went Into all tho rec
ords It had of it. However, there
was consldorabltt oral toetlmnny tak
en at tho healing ln Iho lowor court,
which wag by stipulation, heard by
Judge Coko without a Jury thnt was
not of record. This testimony was
ns to tho fluctuating of tho voting
population on the Bay.
Aside from the discussion of tho
quo warranto proceedings, tho opin
ion Is as follows:
'Considering the cast at bar on
Its morits plaintiff's counsel argues
that errors were committed In re
ceiving, over objection and exception,
testimony g"d5'gjJ$5w-LSk4S?
(Continued on pas 4.)
MUNSEY TELLS
OF ORE DEALS
Publisher Gives Sources of In
formation Concerning
Steel, Trust.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Tlmo.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 29
When Frank A. Munaoy, tho mnga
zlno publlshor, placed a valuation of
$782,000,000 on tho proporty of tho
Unitod States Steel Corporation In
an artlclo published in Juno, 1008, ho
did so after consulting officials of
tho corporation and having had ac
cesB to its books. Ho mado tho dec
laration today as n witnoss boforo
tho Stanley Investigation commtttco.
"I nl8o based my estimate," said
MunBcy, "on talks with othor men In
terested in tho steel business nnd
with ChnrlcB M. Schwnb, John W.
Gntcs nnd others who were not then
In tho stcol corporation.
In tho artlclo Munsoy said tho ore
holdings woro worth CO cents a ton.
On this ftguro ho bnBod tho valuo
of tho oro properties leased by tho
corporation from J. J. Hill. Ho waB
asked about his estimato of $105,
000,000 ns tho valuo of tho oro hold
ings of tho Tonnossco Coal & Iron
Compnny. Thnt valuation was fig
ured at 16 conta a ton, ho said, and
also was based on forms of tho Hill
loaso. Munsoy reluctantly said
Georgo F. Baker wna tho director of
tho Btool corporation quoted In tho
artlclo as saying ho would not soil
tho oro properties as acquired under
tho Hill lcaso as thoy woro an "In
surance ngalnst competition."
PLAN TO STOP
Ml
E
(By Associated Press to tho Coos Bay
Tlraos.)
CLEVELAND, March 29 Ab a
means of preventing a strlko In tho
bituminous coal Holds tho minors
proposod to tho oporntora today to
abandon nil tho original union do-
mnndB nnd nnk Olllv nn Inrrnnan nt
Ilvo cents a ton over tho present scalo
and flvq hours work on Saturday In
stead of eight.
STATEMENT BY
J. W. BENNETT
Explains Attitude on Port
Commission and Tells What
Should Be Done.
Editor Times:
To wipo out tho past and look to
tho future for tho organization nnd
maintenance of tho Port of Coos
Bny, formulated nnd mnnngod on
business principles, nnd not organiz
ed and managed for pntronngo or
porsonal motives Is, I bollovo, tho
duty of every ono who hns tho in
terest of Coos Bny nt heart.
A Port Commission operated on
conservative business lines will do
moro to ndvnnco tho interests of Coos
Bay than ono can concelvo and If
tho power vested in a commission is
usod Improperly, it can do prop
tionatoly as much harm whon badly
managed as it can do good If propor
ty managed. But I am not going at
this tlmo to criticise tho past, that
lias been aired enough ln tho news
papers, nnd what I suy horo will not
bo with tho view of stirring up tho
past whatovor, as I havo no HI fool
ing ln tho matter whatsoovor. I
could not keep provoked with anyone
long If I wnntod to, nelthor am I
puffed up or olnted by tho decision,
In fact, on tho contrnry after looking
Into this question. I was sorry to find
It In such a horrible mess and tho
condition it is in satisfies mo all tho
moro that big projects of this char
acter should bo handled by business
men, freo from projudlco, working
for tho public good and nbovo unj
doslre to uso tho olllclul position for
personnl gain, or to reward friends
or punish enomles. But lot us get
down to business,
Hero Is tho situation. Tho Port
law in its present form unfortunatoly
was a mistake to begin with. It did
not have proper consideration or it
would not be as It in. In tho olden
times thoy gave notice by posting
thorn on the trees, that was boforo
tho tlmo of newspapers. Now they
usually give notice by publication In
tho newspapers.
The port law required one hund
red and eighty notices to be posted
py tlie clerks and Judgoa appointed
(Continued on page 4.)
(By Associated Prcsa to Coos Bay
Tlmo.)
CLEVELAND, Mnrch 29. Al
though thoy said that nothing but
disagreement faced thorn, tho opera
tors nnd minors of tho bituminous
Holds ncnln conferred tmlnv in n ri.
nnl effort to fix a now two-yenr wngo
scale to tako effect April 1, nnd thus
prevent suspension or a probablo
strike.
Both sides said thoy would mako
no concession nnd thoy oxpectod be-
forn nll'lll In lin In n nnalllnn almllnr
in Hint nt Mia nnflirnnlln inlnnrd nn.l
oporntors with all negotiations brok
en off nnd Biif.pcnslon of work or
dered to begin Sunday night.
M
T
PORT BATTER
.MARSHFIELD CITIZEN WRITES
HIS VIEWS ON J. W. BENNETTS
ATTITUDE.
Editor Times:
"Lost wo forgot," nnd In ordor
that thoro may bo a cotnpllanco with
tho "Puro food nnd drugs act," and
that things mny bo proporly labolcd,
thoso who might bo Inclined to bo
easily lulled Into peaceful sloop and
forgotfulncss nro respectfully re
quested to bo present nt tho Cham
ber of Commorco mooting tonight, or
nt somo othor convenient and propor
occasion, to wntch nnd honr our good
nnd Irroprosslblo Josoph Bonnott
kick his old lint into smlthorona and
assure tho peoplo of Coos Bny of tho
fact that ho has fully and complete
ly misrepresented himself In tho past
and, honcoforth, that ho and his nlio.
reformed ally, tho progressive and
public-spirited Southorn Oregon
Company, will bo found ovorflowlng
with lovo nnd affection for all of tho I
pooplo of Coos Bay all tho time, nnd
thnt ho nnd tho good nnd gonnroiiH
Southorn Oregon Company In tholr
opposition to tho improvement or
Coos Bny havo only been guided by
motive of deepest nnU elncorost In
terest for tho truo welfare of our
good, but simple and misguided citizens,
How lovoly, oh how lovely of yoii, J
Mister Bonnott, and don't let us for-1
got also to glvo duo credit to your '
good frlond and financial backer,
tho Southorn Oregon Company, who J
has so long been noted for Its prompt
nnd cheerful paymont of taxos and I
its generous donations for all pult-1
lie enterprises. Wo now fully rBa
llzo that your deep and unsolfiBh In-1
teroBt (with omphaslB on tho intor
est and sometimes a llttlo water ront
thrown In) ln the wolfnro of our peo
ple Is uch that your only motive In )
opposing thClr mlsguldod efforts to I
Improve our llttlo harbor was to '
domonstrnto, In primer lanniia' fbe '
utter foollslinofis of our attempt to
proceed without first Booking you ,n I
your gront and prlcoloaa wisdom nnd
unsolflshnoBs and 'also securing per-1
mission of your good frleud ih b
lovod Soutl orn Oregon C'oii.uany
All hail to such good and genorous1
friends of the- pooplo ns you and thnt i
good nnd BOul-posoaged coiioratlon, ,
We now know that In a:l the of-i
forts nnd monoy you nnd oar good I
frlond have spont In your un-L'lva
purposo to save our simp! i pHcpl
from solflah destruction, yn i.evr
evon onco thought of tho Inle.o.-t
(tnxes or water rent) of you; un-a'f-Ish
self, the good and arnerou .nu-4
fill Southern Oregon Company. Ban-1
nett's Trut Company, Bonuatt
(VS.) Land Office, or Bennett, Swan-i
ton and Bennett's well fur-j
nlB'ed and well oqulpped Law D
partmont banish auch n thoug'-t. i
And then, too, you havo gonorouslv
opened our eyes to tho fact that whci
you Imuorted tho "Evonlng Organ"
nil tto wny from tho wilds, Jclclos
and avalanchos of Alaska, properly
protected with an Alaskan Grizzly
hide (hairy side out) and generously
nourished and greased with Sea
Lion blubber and othor usoful sub
stances, you wero wholly actuated by
Formal Suspension of Work in
Eastern Fields Called'
This Afternoon.
LARGE NUMBER WILL
BE AFFECTED BY IT
Hope of Preventing Labor
Struggle Given Up Others
Still Negotiate.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 20
Formal ordars far n niiAtinnnlnn nt nil
operations In tho nnthrnclto mlnoa
ucginning April l woro Issued by tho
Unitod MIno Workers of Atnorrca
this nftornoon. Prcsidont Whlto Raid
tho suspension was oqual to u BtriRo,
oxcopt that tho men at tho pumpa
nnd others neccssnry to protoct tho
mlno proporty will bo kept at work.
Tho anthrnclto coal oporntora nro
not Inclined to rojoct absolutoly th
demands for a Binall lncrcnso tn
wogcH tn their opinion oxprosBod to
dny by a person authorized to upcak
for ono of tho loading coal oporatore.
Ho also said tho operators woro rondy
to moot tho minors nnd rcsumo no
gotlations and would wolcomo any
efforts looking toward an avoidance
of tho strike.
Tho demand for n 20 por cont In
croaao, however, novor would bo
granted, ho Bald, anil nn thn minnm
docllnod to submit a compromise
proposition, uio consideration of a
smaller Increaso had not como bo-
roro tno operators. Any furthor over
tures will havo to como from tho
minors,
ROYAL ASSENT
TO BILL GIVEN
(By Associated Proso to Cooo Bay
Tlmo.)
LONDON. MnrAh 90 llnvnl n-
oont was given tho minimum wago
mil nt noon todny. Tho bnllotlng
bognn todny In nil tho districts of
tho United Klnirilnm nn thn nunnllnn
of whether tho million minors now
on BtriKo should return to work
pondlnir tho decision of thn illntrlot
COlirtU to bo nilliolntoil linilnr thn
government's minimum wngo net on
mo rates or wages In tho various
editors.
In somo cases thn rnaull nf-lhA
ballotlnir will bo known thin wnnV.
Tho colliers In many dlsirlctn favor
resuming worn, kiiii returns rrom
tho ballotlnc will nnl hn nrflrlnll?
announced until Anrll 4 nnd l nrnh-
nhly win bo after Enstor boforo tho
milium roiurn to worK.
Tho totnl cost of tho H.trIko to tho
minora' unions to dato has been $5,
21C,2no, nnd tho bnlanco loft In tho
union treasury now amounts to only
i,iu,uuu, most or which Is Invest
ed In securities which will not bring
tho full valuo under a forced salo.
most unsolflsh and public-loving con
siderations. Whon, then, you Hhnll mount tho
High Sont, thou good and Holy Jo
seph, and proceed to kick bo many
holes in that wretched old hat whlj'a
has beon so sadly mlsropresentatlva
of and unfitting tho generous, and
uiiBolflHh motives of Its wonrer, wo.
your moak, misguided and lowly poo
plo will bo thoro, haliolujnh. God
bless mo, God bless my good South
orn Oregon Compnny, Ood bless Boii
nott's Trust Compnny nnd God bloaa
my organ, too. Amen; monthly
stntomonts of account will bo sent In
duo courso.
DISILLUSIONED CITIZEN.
No Action Vet Nothing doflnlto
hns boon hoard as to what Sheriff
Gago and District Altornoy Drown
propoBO to do about tho requests to
prevent tho llondorson-O'Ilrlon prize
fight hero tomorrow night. It Is ex
pected thnt Sheriff Gago will bo here
tomorrow and It Is possible thnt If
the flgf-t Is held that, a bunch of
those present mny bo summoned bo
foro tho grnnd Jury noxt month
Special Candy Salo Saturday and
Sunday at STAFFORDS.
Our Sntiuilny Bjhc1iiI Sale To
iiioitow regular fJ5o 10-rjiiart Galvon
laoil Btichct, Saturday only lie.
Something nmv in Eastor Novelties.
Many new tliliurs Just In. Pcoplo's
5, IO and Hip Store.
SEED OATS 8I!J PER TOY at
HAINES. j i
DREDGE MEETING CALLED
All partios interested in tho retain
ing of" tho Dredge-"Oregon" on tho
project na outllnod by tho Port of
Cooa Bay Commission, will moot at
tho Chamber of Commorco at 8:00
o'clock P. M. Friday, March 29.
J. T. McCORMAO,
President.
Llbby CO Alt, The Kind YOU have
ALWAYS USED. PHONE 72 Paclflo
Livery & Transfer Co.