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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1912 EVENING EDITION
WANT
11
USER
(Continued from pago 1.)
was Justified In dolnc so. Further
more, ho said that tho company wad
endeavoring to got In horo by tho
least expensive ronto nnd honco tho
doslro to brldgo tho liny. Ho Bald
this would redound to tho bcnoflt
of tho citizens of tho Bay no tho
charges or rntes wore bnscd on tho
cost of construction nnd operation
and consequently nny reduction In
this would bo for tho boncflt of tbo
pobplo. Ho Bald thai tho 'lino would
cost about $9,000,000 to construct
and that tho Interest cbnrgcs on this
alono would bo $300,000 per yenr, or
$10.00 per day. Ho said that tho
present business horo would not
justify It, but that tho company be
Moved that tho dovolopmcnt that
would follow tho coming of tho rail
road would. Ho said that It was not
moro than nny ono olso for Marsh
flold." Dr. Straw said that ho know
so Httlo about railroad matters that
ho did not feel that ho was capabio
of addressing tho meeting. Howovor,
ho said bo was not opposed to tho
Southern Pacific and would not op
pose- It officially or personally. As
to tho bridging, bo said ho was not
opposed to that unless It was shown
that It would ho damaging to tho
harbor. As to tho possible conflict
between tho Southern Pacific and tho
Terminal Hallway, ho said ho
thought that was a matter for thorn
to settlo between thcmsolvcs.
No Common User Clause.
J. Q. Mullen, city attorney oi
North Fiend, wns next called upon.
Ho Bald thnt the. Southern Pacific'.!
application for a frauchiso In North
Hend wns nlrcady on fllo with tno
city rccordor thoio. ho said th.r. it
differed considerably from whnt
some of tho spcnkeis had lntltn.ttod
Mr. Minis' proposition to Marrfhflold
was. Ho said thnt tho tfouthcih IV
clflc did not want a coi nton w
clauso In Its franchise thcro and mad
a section from tho propjv d franchlso
snowing thnt It nieroiy piovlded foi
tho common carrier sorrlcc tcnulred
by law.
J. W. Hcnnctt'a View.
J. W. Dennett nnd n rather
icngtuy taut in wlilcli iic :ointod a
tin Intnnflnn nf Mm innnnii In.
tnrfnrn wIMi nnv nno nr rlrlvn in nn numbof Of hlfl anOCdolC3 and yanir
out. ' w""!As to tho bridging-of tho Dny, bo
O. A. Smith's View. "riVLufn iWill,d " IVa
4 C. A. Bmlth when called upon said , 0,fnpH08J ?iBlti1t..R,0 V.f.-'&M
that he had very llttlo to say about ?,"" , al fil"! 1 "'' I f
tho matter. Ho said that his vlows "."'d, ,wnh,cn , ,h,n pp8n,"?1n
&.: c"'"c? ' : ?.aefdf 8 "Ct fforo1! 2K.K oufd
iuivuw in iiio nines iubi omurunj- . Wi t li m diil .h..,ij.
and that his dbject In attending tl.o ' b 8 ,7," lo k Mr' Sm,th Bnou,d bo
mooting last evening wns to hoar 0. 1 c nA8' .L Ht,i .,,!..., u .
J. MIIIls gIVo tho details of tho South-1 lnAn8,.( H,t f ""J?,8 rord' &5
cm Pacific's proposition. As to,51lLIdl thnt.,h P, ' ' . ' fCo.8 ?a
brldglilg tho Bay bo said that about fXnnmlHni
ton days' ago bo met Vlco-rirosldont , k1opt,5p, ?-5y com,mon UB5 c,al Bo
Calvin of tho Southern Pacific and ?Va'?PLL!Vu
tho latter had told him of tho doslie Pf",5ld. L1 nnt f, , n1"0'
to cbnstruct tho bridge from Sand "J?,,d t ' J,1?0 1 lmdu,ncf,;
Point to near tho mouth of Pony In- "dIlh?Pl?",lX" J J&Vi???
lot. Ho said this hnd boon' a surprise "1",? mSl rwd t5
to him bocauso ho had previously un- J?L "SmS??0' A0
dorstood tho company Intended to SL'rmiSft & " ?ckf?fI d0?L" ,!!
como up tho oast sldo 6f tho Day. I J"ml " "n ',w foit1M,thoraB,0,8
Whon lfo saw thn nlann fop tho I "'"J bound to Kcop faith with tho
brid&'ta. Sd tffi tlfo'bVcUon'bo'rt0 '51 "SJSiJ0 nT011
originally had tb it wore overcome " l . th ,c""c" r,,uJaAlnc "i
nnd ho told Mr. Calvin ho thought lc"' A0? d thnt rMnly io corn
It would bo acceptable to him. HoEr.hv' h ,nlftcof,n &
bald that whllo a brldgo would not "?rl,ll'r "' " 1 ?m ,t.h"
bo beneficial to tho harbor, still un- c "c, nwbo J?'" 8Ldon,t8 .?' j1",?
dor tho safeguards of tho War Do- f?"'fr.iAn3Ty' ho do,? ar,od' ,f
partmont It would not do much harm ''V "E iV,rg ? ttjll' P0"""' tuf
and that ho thought this would bo' n ' 8nou'd tr to ,mpoB? '";
orrBot by tho advantngo or getting n. JM" '"-" "" "'" -ijr '" u
railroad. As to tho franchise, hoi "course to tho courts,
said thnt was entirely now to him ,. MrlilRo Itwolutlon.
nnd that ho couldn't give nn bplnlon' ,","" tho concIiiBlon of Mr. Dpu
on it until ho thought It over. As,?"11- romark8. ' McCormno called
to tho common user clnuso so far nn J" B?mo4J?no onkp n notion ox
tho brldgo wns concerned, ho snld 'J0881 o sent monts of tho meo..
that it was his undorBlmulliiK that , l?S "I"0, to bridging (tho Day. Mr.
tho govornmont required all bridges Donnott of forod a motion that It bo
constructed across navlgnblo watorslj10 8,onUmot of tho mooting that
to bo BUbJoet' to tho cauitr-on nger l"u ". " ." ouuiuora x-acuio io
BANDON LOST
TALLY SHEET
Judges in Precinct Fail to Make
Proper Return Canvass
of Vote.
COQUILFiK, Ore. April 23. Ow
ing to tho judges of tho West Dnndon
precinct failing to cncloso their tally
tthcots with tho primary election re
turns, tho official canvass of last
Friday's voto Is being delayed. Ono
of tho judges had a copy of tho tally
sheet nnd this will bo sent up this
afternoon.
In conBonuonco of this, no addi
tional figures on tho primary oloctlon
Will bo obtnlnablo for a day or so
yot.
EGaS FOIt HATCHING
T1HZA1I TIlAfcH CLAIMANT
I'OH UMl'QUA IUVI3K LAND
clauso.
Oilier TnlkH.
Hugh McLaln told brlofly of tho
construct a brldgo from Sand Point
to nonr tho mouth of Pony Slough,
subject to tho restrictions of tho War
proposition nB Mr. MIllls had outlined I ?opnrmo.n.t' l, fftvord bythp cltl-
it to tho railroad comtnittoo of tho
Chnmber.of Comniorco. Ho said thnt
Mr. MIllls hnd promised to start
work horo within GO days after thi
terms had boon compiled with and
thnt tho lino Bhould bo couiplotod
within nbout two years, or before
Juno 1, 1915, at tho latest.
Supt. V. K. Mlllor said that r.no
of tho benefits which tbo community
would dorlvo from tho construction
of tho railroad nnd which hv.l been
zona of this community. Tom Don
nett moved nn nmondmont that the
li rid go should bo subjoct to a com
mon usor regulation and tho nmond
cd motion cnrrlcd.
II. A. Sumner Talks.
II. A. Sumnor wan called upon by
Dr. McCormnc. Mr. Sumnor said
that ho represented two lines, tho
Pnclflo Groat Western nnd tho Pa
cific Coast Hue. Ho sntd thnt thoy
had nlrcady oxpondod nbout $225,-
711 I AAA . ' . . . . '- '
nvnPini,n.i ,,,. ,i, , in.,,.. I. uuu in HurvovH, DuyinK riciitor wnv
would mean In tho nmount of taxnblo,nnd bind, etc., nnd hopod to got nr
proporty. Furthormoro ho saM Uw.liV"1 Ci.nru.cl,,?n "ndor ,wny. ,n"
nn oxnnilnntlon of tho Coos cou.ityi "Bnld tlmt h,8c,?n,p.nn,p8 dld !,ot
records would Bhow thnt It wno no ntcPn nny difficulty In gaining
promotion Bchemo, thnt tho compai. "CiC?8f. ot tho townn on tho Dny. Ho
had bought nnd paid for nearly Ml ,d l lnt ,u ,t'10 f,oluinon or clauso
of tho right of way required andlu,fl0,)J.('c,edto that thoro was room
that now there Is not a slnglo con-1 ' V i ""." ,' " nu " "u-oum
domiintlon milt ponding. Uint u B,n?,,,d l) -r thnn two
North IIimhI'h Altitude. J?"1"8 '.,nd '"'Oir11.1 ,th0 rond.8 wou,d
Dr. Iru II. Unrtlo, prcsldont of tho'f0"0" "nd 1l,'nt.lho rortnlly had
Noith Ilond Commercial Club nnd' " ,,"nHC' wl,' tho oxproaslon ot
mouibor of tho North Dond council. un""u,,,u"? .. .V10 meoung ami
Nntlvo Doiiglhq County Survivor of
Onco Powerful Indian Trlbo
Asks Allotment
Tho Sunday Portland Journal con
tains a familiar plcturo, that ot Tlr
zah Trash at 18 years of ago, onco
known ns tho most bonutlful Indian
girl In Amerlcn. Sho is tho daught
er of cassliis Trash, woil known in
uosoburg, waB born nt Mt. Scott,
Dotlglas County, and .Ib ono of tho
fow survivors of tho Umpqua trlbo
of Indians, Public attention is drawn
to hor again through hor attompt to
socuro recognition from n tardy gov
ornmont. Hor pooplo gono, for years
sho mado hor homo with other trlbos
in tho Northwest, first at ono reserva
tion, nnd then nt anothdr, whoro tho
bureau at Washington saw fit to shift
hor, but nov6r was sho allotted a
plcco of land ns hor own, ns was dono
to hor cousins of other trlbos. Now
from tho homo of hor whlto hiiBbnnd
In Portland sho Is demanding" hor
birthright, n small plcco of land in
Douglas county "whoroon hor ancos
tors onco roamod ns undisputed own
ers. Hon. Dinger Ilormann has boon
rotalned by hor, nnd ho Is tryfnc to'
Bocuro tho allotment long duo hor.
Tirznn wns cnoson as a model for
tho Btntuo of Sacajnwoa at tho Lowis
and Clnrk Exposition. Docuuso of'
this solcctlon, tho comely Indian" girl
wan given tho namo of tho courngo
oui. llttlo woman of hor own rnco who
guldod tho Intropld whlto cxplorors
thjough tbo wilds of tho Northwost
moro than a contury ago and sho Is
known by It utmost ns much usjjy
hor roal namo. Asldo from" tho dis
tinction Tlrznh Trash secured thru
hor plcturo, alio has won much admir
ation by tho boauty of hor arm, which
Io said by artUts to bo almost porfoct.
Kkln In Fair No Longer
Though at olghteon sho was as fair
skinned ns many whlto girls, In ro
cent years sho has bocomo much
darkor, and hor present nppoaranco
tofutoH tho claims thnt have some
tlmOB boon mndo thnt sho Is not an
Indian. Sho Is not a full-blood, but
only ono pnrt In four Is whlto,
though this ono part In hor youth
wns much moro dlBcernlblo than tho
reu. nor grandfnthor was ono of
tho Umpqua wnrrlorB who took part
in mo general uprising of tho North
Caro should bo takon In tho sol
cctlon of eggs for Incubntlng. Thoy
should weigh 24 ouncos to tho doz
en. Tho shell should bo smooth and
free from lumps and ridges.
aenomlly Bpeaklng, tho nowor tho
egg tho better It Is for hatching.
Kggs will often hatch whon thoy nro
iiiron weeks old. but tho chicks nro
novor as strong as thoso irom rresn
eggs, Uggs Intended for hatching
should bo kept In a cool plneo at n
tempornturo of about GO degrees.
Thoy should bo turnod over dnlly
until rondy for tho Incubator or
broody hen.
Ovor-lnrgo eggs soldom hatch,
says Farm and Homo. Tho small
ogg is usunlly from a pullot that has
not fully matured and should bo ro
jocted. Thln-Bholled eggs nro un
safo to ubo, ns thoy aro llablo to bo
broken. Tho pointed egg nnd tho
round ogg should go In tho egg has
kot. All oggs that vary greatly from
normal shapo should bo rojoctod.
NO REASON FOR DOUBT
A Statement of Fnctfl Hacked by n
Strom: Guarantee.
Wo guornntco comploto rollof to
nil BuffcrcrB from constipation, or, in
evory cnBO whore wo foil, wo will
supply tho mcdlclno free.
Itexall Oruorlies aro a gonno, oi
fcctlvo, dopondablo, and safo bowol
regulator, strongtboncr, nnd tonic.
They aim to ro-ostabllsh naturoV
functions' in a quiet, easy way. Thoy
do not causo' Inconvonlenco, griping,
or nausea. Thoy nro so pleasant to
tako and work so easily' thnt thoy
may bo taken by nny ono nt any tlmb.
Thoy thoroughly tdno up tho wholo
Bystom to healthy activity.
Iloxall Orderlies aro unsurpnBsablo
and Ideal for (ho uso of children, old
folkB, and dcllcato persons. Wo can
not too highly recommend thorn lo
all siifforors from nny form of con
stlpntlon and Its attondnnt oVIIb.
Throe sizes, 10c, 2Cc nnd KOc. Ito
membor, you enn obtain Iloxnll Rem
edies In this community only nt our
storo Tho Roxall Store Lockhart
Parsons Drug Co., "Tho Dusy Co.
nor."
on natural
lines without
being conspicuous'
That's tlio
spirit nnd tlio
letter of
som.
th
e
le
iste
-BENJAMIN-
Smart Clothes for $18 to $40
Tho fabrics Uils season nro unusually attractive Eni.
llsli, Scotcli nnd Irish Mixture and domestic worsteds
with grays, browns and blues in iopulnr favor.
"Money Talks"
Stetson
Shoes
HubClothing&ShoeCo. Sl
MAItSIIFIKIil)
Hats
DA.D0!(
IIOWAItD'S gonulno MRXICAN
TAMALMS dollvorod any place In tho
city until 12 O'CLOCK nt night
They nro HEADY to SKItVE. Phono
338.
WILSON AUTO SERVICE
DAY AND NIGHT
Phones 184-X, 228.
Marshficld, Ore.
TRY TUB EDOB WITH YOUR
FINGER.
Examine a collar frcah from onr
laundry. Notlco Its elar, whit col
or, 1U tron, IssUo tlffaM, lit
smooth and its porfoct snap.
Then test tho top dg by running
your tlngor-tlp over It. Notice ta
smooth, slick finish then It, Noth
ing therQ to rub, dig or Irritate your
neck.
This test will prove the value of
Steamer Washington
Will Sail From San Francisco for Coos Bay
Friday, April 19
P. 8. DOW, Agent.
OcroDock.
THE PRDiND OP COOS BAY'
& S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
Sails From Portland for Cocs Bay
Thursday, April 25, at 6:00 P.M.'
CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH RANK ROAD AT PORTLUD
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Phono 44. O. P. SIcOEORGE, ipst
wna called upon to toll of tho flltun
lion there. Ho said thnt Mr. MIllls'
proposition to North Dond was about
that ho would toll his noonlo so.
Just boforo tho closo of tho meet
ing Dr. McCormnc stated that ho cor-
Ihn .nniA II .,. In Mn..hlln1,l ir'tulllly WOllUI dlSlilCO to BOO ntlV nil
said thnt tho roquest' was for fran-if'r"5?nAfltVl.linythi.nK.).hnt wo,1,rt
chleos along n fow blocks of Btroot,,m,;?nt io Sftuthern Pacific starting
.....,. ......,,,. ,.,. ...,9 uitu Ui VIIU IIIIU
"with ho strings n Vichcd,' and ho
said that he felt confident ho could
promise that North Rond would com
ply tU1i tho demand. Ho said thoy
woro t Irk led beeaiiBo tho company
did not nsk for oven moro. Ho said
(hnt thoro wns no danger of them be
ing bottled up nnil thnt thoy Httii
had moro streets, tho uso nf whlrli
thoy would bo glad to give to any' ,, , ,
othor rnllronds tint would cAmo In. i Owors of nutomoblles nro ro.
Ho declarod thnt Marshflold nnd nosted nnd notlflod not to tnho their
North Rond could not pull npart. , ru,18 " tno rnc trncl r tho prosont
that their InleroHts were too nearly "B ,l Bontly Intorforos with tho work
Identical In matters of this kind. I ?f ropnlrlng tho track for tho com-
Ho said that he thoiiKht It was tlmo '" lournnnioni
this siimmor.
Mbby COAW The Kind YOU have
W.WAYS IriKD. PHONE 73 Pacldo
livery & Trnusfer Co.
AUTO.MOIUia: OWNERS.
for tho two towns to got toxotlun
nnd have n real love fesst
Mayor Stniu's View.
Mnvrr Straw wns lntnidued by
Dr MePoiiniic ns 'tbo in.ui wl o did
i"rf irmrriri ttmmmn MMMmi
P. P,
NORTON.
Munngor.
Don't forget
l ' i 1S 2M.I.
tho Turkish nnths.
our scnrlce. Bend us a trial bnndle
west Indians In 185G. nnd ho foueht and a"P,Jr tho teBt
?oi.SS,,wC'Bhyo0nv;nVhho,r JJshfield, Hand & Steam Laundry
peoplo hnd bo dwindled away and tho R"UI7 Una. Propt Phone 220-J.
roinntints woro so scnttorcd that no, uf Vagona Oo Anywhere Anytime.
pnrtlculnr reservation was nsslgnod -
to them. Tlrznh Trash tlnm M. -. " '
juncou on mo umntllla reservation,
whoro sho mado hor homo for yonrs.
Hor Intolllgonco brought"hor to tho
notico of tho whlto authorities, nnd
sho wns sont to tho Carllslo Indlnn
Bunooi, from which Institution sho
was graduatod.
AftorwardB for many yonrs sho had
no flxod homo, being sent fron) tho
local reservation to thnt of tho mack
foot, nnd from tho lattor to that oc
cupied by tho Bllotz trlbo. Sho has
beon married twice, tho first tlmo
to ono of hor own raco, and tho sec
ond tlmo to n whlto man, nnd with
hor lattor husband sho Ih now living
In Portland. In making her plea for
an nllotmont of lnnd, she calls at
tention to tho fact that thor Is still
much vacant land along tho Umpqua
River.
I
KmA jJ (VtH jMstt.sV.il t .jsHuiiHr fissr AMssOmAJH B
WIDOW. HI YEARS OI,l),
TAKES I'P HOMESTEAD
EUGENE, Oro., April i
Mrs. Margnrot J. Mathows, Lnno
County pioneer of 1852. widow
of the Into Alexander Mathews.
left Eugeno for Fossil, In oast- !
ern Orogon, noar which place ,
4 she will tako un n linnnutnnii a i
adjoining ono fllod on by her
dnughtor some time ngh. Mrs. ,
! Mnthowg Is SI yoarg old, Is halo '
nnd hearty and hag no other
thought thnn that s' o will live '
. to move un on the claim In flv, a I
iara nud then enjoy her new
I homo for many years there-
nfter. a
UOWMtD'S genuliio MEXICAN
l'MI,KS de'lvered auy plaoe In the
I'v nutll ia tvci.WK at nU.
Tbe are UK DY to SERVE. Plume
R.'J. MONTGOMERY
Real Estateand Insurance
lt North IVont Street
VAST AND COMMODIOUS
Steamer Redondo
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELE'JB AND BURMARINK BELL
SAILS FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR COOS BAY
Friday, April 26, At. 3:00 P. M.
INTER-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Phono 44. O. P. McGEOnGE, fljwt.
Union Oils
JAHOUNE DI8TILLATK
I1ENZINE KEROSENE
SAMSON GAS ENGINES
-anfi.
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co.
Marhneld, Ore. PIIOVK SOSW
Mall Orders BollclUnl.
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TIME.
BAILS PROM PORTLAND AT O A. M. ON APRIL 3, 10, H J
SAIIS PROM COOS RAY APRIL O, 13, 20 AND 27, AT SERVICE W
THE TIDE.
L. A. PARKHURST, Agent.
Phone Mla &30,
Trof llegKs will bosln n dnudin? elns, for children. Saturday at
2 p. m. In the Plnn'sh hall. Mnishfleld. Uo will opou clnsses In Co
qulllo on Wednosdny at 4 o'clock and Dnndon n fow days later.
IF YOU ARE A TRIFLE SENSI
TIVE
Vbont tlt s ? o your shoes, it's
son o Bnt'fa -tion to know tlat msnj
'"I''1 f" 'f.r shoe a gljia ninalle I
by nlMik ne Allen'. Koot-Eoase, the
'Mitlseiitto powder into thorn. Just'
!,th th'ng lor nsnelng Pnrtlos. Pat-!
em. .eampr shoes, and fo.- nroaklng
In Now Shoes. When r.ubbers or
overshoes become noressa -y and your
shoes pinch. Allen's Foot-Ease gives
Instant relief. Sold everywhere. 25
cts Snmp'e FREE. Adress, Alle.i
S. Olmsted. Lo Roy, N. Y. Don't ac
cept any substitute.
WhyNot?
Pure Milk
and Cream
We are the only firm STERl.
LIKING our milk products, and
we furnish;
MILK AT SMc PER GALLON.
CREAM AT 20c PER PINT.
CRICAM AT 2;c
Will I
PINT.
m'TTERMILK
GALLON.
PER
AT 10c PER
Dellverlea S A. M and
Phono 73.
P. M.
Coos Bay Ice & Cold
Storage Co.
Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire
and Marine Insurance,
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
HENRY BENGSTACKEN, Mgr.
Coqulllo Office Phono 191 Marshfleld Offlco U-J.
Farms Ttmbor Coal and Platting Lands a spwlaltr.
Oonarnl Agents "EAST8IDF."
, :
WM. S. TURPEN
Architect
171 FRONT ST.
Get Busy
AND GET AFTER THAT ROOP. RUT FIRST COME IN
Ol'R PRICES ON SRINGliKS AND ROOFING IMl'I-R.
SHINGLES $1.50 AND UP.
ROOFING PAPER, ONE PLY, $1.25 AND IT.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
AJfD 0
Co.
nairsrwisMUsmassssiBiiisfrsiiiM'
The Electric Shoe Shop
IS WHERE THEY RUY SHOES
PROM $1 PER PAIR UP.
THE ELECTRIC SHOH HTTOP
For All Kinds of HaulinS
SEE
Clifford Doane
PHONE Ml-B.
1180 So. Broadway Marshfleld