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Newspaper Page Text) SURfUMGLOF SUAVITY IS AS BAD AS A DEflENCY Of DIPLOMACY i Tlie TIMES ttotatn "III u-ui rut -our mm tho MnrKCi- .... v.,. jADVKUTlSlNa In ffSl 1'ut "CAl l ' .. . W..rlt-L" icuecu .. m put tho facts about your 11 U. boforo lo eyes of all "pos- fikla buyer . . -.i,, ..i.. ... ''"" ono oi mum p;;ouMonu. (Egos ftau ttna MEMREK OP ASSOCIATED 1'ItESS WANT ADVERTISING In Tho TIME Will Keep the I ii co mo from Yotcr Furnished Rooms from Lapsing! YOU can reully help tbd faintly rovenuco by renting a few luroUbvd rooms and, if you know how ind when to ubo tlio classified columud. you may keep that llttlo extra Income as "steady as a clock." VOL. XXXV Established In 1878 ns Tho Const Mull pRGES IK 61 IN CHER MARSHFIELD, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1912 -EVENING EDITION." E DECISIVE A Cotwolldtion of Times, Const .Mult and Cooa liny Advertiser. No. 290 II TDDAI ave Vote of 605 Aoainst 494- or Roosevelt on Contest 10 Motion. rWMINAIS5JrBBMnnM UIYlunnuv m iwiiwvin f 1 IRf'ft clla,,:r0,,M,oioV,,, (JOnCIUUU vviiii myiu w- sion Saturday. ' FINISH IN SIGHT. (By Associated Press,) CHICAGO, III.) June 2 1 . Belief was expressed lato to - day by some of the leaders that it might be possible to nominate tomorrow after noon and wind up tho con tention at a late night session. TEDOY HOLDS MEN IN III , TAFT IS (1AIN1NU I if ITwt Voles Show Slowly I crciv in Hirenmii. (Dy Associated Prosu.) CHICAGO, III., Juno 21. The first tent voto lf tho con- Iwntlon wns on HooL'b election u chairman, GG8 to G02. Tho Ktonil wns on Hadloy'a origl i Eil pronoxal to tho snmo effect tu Mi motion of todny nnd that I ui.65 to CIO. Today tho test Mote wns 5(59 to 19!) In Tnft'R (nor. Roosevelt Forces Absolutely United on Program Con ference Today. GAIN HV HOOSEVEIP. my Associated Pross.) CHICAGO, III., jmi(. ,. Luto this afternoon tho Ronsc vol! forces made mi tiucwicctcd Knln. II wns on the million o ti,in the re.solulbn to scat thu I loose volt delegates from fnll'mni,, a The volo wis 5IU to fill!) fu. , vorof the Roosevelt forces. , DRAFT OF PLATFORM NEABLY DONE (Ily Aasoclatod Press to Cooa Day Times.) CHICAGO. III., Juno 2t. Colonul Roosevelt held nnotlier confcrcnco with IiIh nontenants beforo tho cou vontlon today. It woh Bald that tho 'a would bo no change In tho program tho HooBovoIt delegates adopted yos terdoy nt n cnuciis of two representa tives of each stnto having Hoosovelt dolegatcs. Tho lenders asserted that virtually ovory Hoosovelt doleirato an- iirovci mat program President Taft Is Lauded but So Are Roosevelt and Me Kmley Less Extended Than Others. (Dy Associated Press in Cooa Dav Times.) CHICAGO, III., Juno 21. T'io draft of the platform to bo adopted by tho National Republican commit tco was completed todny nnd It will bo revised tills afternoon for presen tation to tho convention. Tho plntform Is moro concise than thoBo of tho recent past. It Is espec ially noteworthy In that it does not denl with pnrtlculnr measures but rather with Issues in general. No direct roforenco Is mnde to pending legislation. Tho administration Is commended nnd President Taft com plimented on his "comprehensive fair and vigorous dealing with nil is sues." Tho administration of Roose velt nnd McKlnloy aro nlso extolled. Tho commlttoo will meet Inter in tho day and put tho finishing touches on tho platform. Tho sub-commltteo on resolutions met yesterday nnd resumed work on tho plntform. Of tho throo Hooso velt' members on tho sub-commltteo not ono was present. Tho drafts of three platforms woro submitted by tho Taft, Roosevelt nnd La Follctto lenders respectively. Tho determination of tho commlttoo to give careful consideration to thorn nil was announced. Tho Mnryland and Nebraska members of tho full plntform committco dropped in to sny that although they bolongcd to tho Hoosovelt dclcgntlon they had no thought of ceasing work in tho com mittco. They accepted an Invitation to sit with tho sub-commltteo. Gov ernor Hadlcy enmo nnd said that other things had occupied bis atten tion during tho morning session of tho sub-cotnmlttoc. When tho resolutions committco adjourned nt cloven o'clock todny to permit tho membors to attend tho re publican convention, tho platform virtually had been completed. Tho draft of tho document was rend to tho full membership nnd apparently proved ncceptablo 6 IE; Awoclatod Press to Tho Coos nay Times.) CHICAGO, Juno 21 In n voto to Ui!t minority contest roport todny, lit Idaho delegation switched solid fcr Tift. Wisconsin gnvo Tnft 2G k!1. rotes. Tho nnnouncomont of til big Taft gain started n domon Wtlon by tho Tnft pooplo which Chimin Root stopped with gnvel. lift had COG voten against 104 for U Rootorolt forces on this tost of ttiottb. with tho nnnnuncoment of tho ro- ln'ton tho first roll call, It was do port wns "sprung upon" tho minority In tho committco without time for a propor roport of tho minority. Ho nald ho hoped thoro would ho nn op portunity Inter Tor tho "propor pre sentation of tho fncts In thu caso." Hoot stilted whllo strictly speaking thoro could bo no such n thing ns n minority roport (Instantly thoro was hissing nnd boohing) that unless ho wns nvor-riilod by tho convention, ho would nssumo pormlsslon to rccolvo tho minority roport. It was tho turn of tho antl-Hooso-vclt pooplo to derldo tho htssos and (hoy did ho. llndley movod tho minority roport bo substituted for tho mniorlty nnd ndoptcd by thu convention. Hndley asked for unnnlmous consent for n T IDE CONVENTION Delayed Messages Tell of I nursday's Developments In Great Contest. CONVENTION MAY LAST SEVERAL DAYS (Ily Associated Press ) CHICAGO. III.. June 21. A prospect of thu Republican Na- tlonnl convention extending Into next week Is Imminent nnd tho committee on arrangements will hold tho Coliseum for such nn emergency. 0 10 BE n DEMOCRATS NOW IN BITTED FIGHT OVER JUDGE PARKED COMMITTEE IS ANTI-ROOSEVELT Selection as Temporary Chair man of Baltimore Conven tion Opposed. LIKELY TO BtfcARRIED ' TO CONVENTION FLOOR "Peerless Leader" Appeals to Party Leaders to Turn Opponent Down. JUDGE PARKER IS i DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN ( Ily Associated Press) 4 V Tl At.WMnnu m.i t..., -i -j . -r .fW....UUI.U, ,t,l, tfUIIU 4I ' A Jnilfm Pnrlrnr wnu .ilnr.tn.1 tt..i w pornry chairman of tho Doino- crntlo Natlonnl Convention yes- tordny. (Dy Associated Press to Coos Day Times.) CHICAGO, Juno 20 (Delayed In transmission) That tho republican voters of tho country have already nominated Col. Roosevelt for tho Prosldoncy of tho United States, and that Hoosovelt and his followers will Commerce Court Judge to Be Tried for Alleged Mis behavior. (Dy Associated Press to tho Coos Day Times.) WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 21. Tho Houso judiciary committco voted unnnlmoiiBly todny to report nrtlclos of Impcnchmont against Judgo Robt. W. Archhnld of tho commorco court who has been under investigation for alleged mlsbohnvlor In offlco in con nection with n "Culm Dank' trans action with tho Erlo railroad. Thu roport will bo made during the week, beginning July 1. HARVARD IS VICTOR PARKER ACCEPTS. (Ily Associated Pross.) ROCHESTER, N. Y., Juno 2 1. Judgo Alton II. Pnrkor todny ncccpted tho temporary chnlr- maiiBhlp of tho Democratic Na- tlonal convention nt Daltlmoro. .inntimt It- MnPiiKlillnl DnllAft I irii ill"...!!!-! M0?B0VC,t.i V" Wnlkor of Virginia tried' lo move to icilj co stra lent down tho lino" ..... .,... i.i i... ,i. WUbb cery caso nnd demanding n , ,.,',..,. rlllnil 011, of or,or. mc I Ml till on each bclmto rnllfoi'iihi Contont Th fourth Callfornln district con lt report rccomnieudliig tho seat Cormlck wns glvon unnnlmous con sent to inako statomont for minority. Dovoll prosontod tho roport of tho Defeats Yale In Annual Regatta To dny. (Dy Associated Press to Coos Ba Times.) NEW LONDON, Juno 21. A hnrd fought victory wax followed by nn not rocognlzo tho national convention preliminary contests In today's nn- nn rninilnr linlnRa inn rnntffitnii ilnln ... ..... ....... . .... .-. ... , , .. nuui rogaiwi wun xaio which win gates bo ouotod, wos tho dec nratlon rcnch culmination In tho varsity of tho RooBoyelt mnnnger, Dixon, at rnce tll8 nfternoon. Tho Hnrvard ono o clock this afternoon. freshmen dofeated Ynlo by a scant "Hadloy for President" badges longth. Tho official time wns: Ilnr mado their appearanco around tho vnrd 10:52. nnd Yolo 10:G-1A. Hnr- Mlssouri headquarters today. Their vnrd won tho varsity sub fours by novo I proHonto. tno ropori oi i no B0Urf0 wn8 not trncoablo but evident- ten lengths crodontlnlH commltleo sustaining tho y rccon, tn)0 ,,, l)Con nm,,0 , ......: ..:;.:." :- i cro leniiaiH coiuiiiiiicu niinwiiiiu 2'1 lV0 ""..'loiogatea wnB'Tnf, ,,oIocnto8 from Arizona nnd --un. a m nnnty ronort wns.. .,... i.... c..ni.... ni.in imw favoring tho RosoVolt delo-j J- 0"d,Bsenting mUmVVe. ;v.-.,on moved to lay on tho Inblo1 RSSi'offff&iMS mSSSiS tll- tuln.lnn n ... 7. "Was en 0(1 liy H i' nun mu i"i""J 2 for mi?.0'1, W"t80n . "L011 ' lost once iroro to Taft. Tho voto was Sirmlm. ''i1?". .rn80n.t ,r,or:c ayes to 487 nays, seventeen not m-ijr minutes dohnto by each silo, t .. .,' iMMnfBilon wns so groat that tho, V'io inn' - -eport was adoptod 'nnl,r0Ur! "h1 procom, for viva voce, the Ailsona delegation not - miniitcs. Tho tlmo wns allow-1 vniine i-H?rCyii00k th0 "lntform f"r V10! Thoflfth ArkanwB district contest ttrroDtV, i.v.Ti ' . l""BUl lllV"' ro-ort In favor of Tnft wns tniton up. '"fUPlfd b' CllPOfa lnr-a nn.l ..nl.ilu Mer which Root did not allow. senator Pnyno followod Honey, we was much confusion nnd Root a i the convention to ordor. nltlon follnu-rl f.ir.,1,,,, .. n,.i ia'n.i,.. . " '"""'"h " " ,'" report LESTER WINS TIGHT their manufacture Ready to Holt II was sain inni i n ueiegnies nnu fiolH Decision Ovoi- Pat Doiim nt signed up to go out of the convention. Melbourne. Others woro Inclined to bellevo that I (ny Associated Press to The Coos tho courso of Roosevelt had mndo Itj Day Times.) oasy to remain In tho convention ns MELIIOURNE, Australia. Juno 21, "Regulars" with tho opportunity to;jnt.)c Lester, formerly of Cleelum, Decides All Contests Against Him and Upholds National ' Committee. (Dy Associated Press to tho Cooa Day Times.) CHICAGO, III., Juno 21. It was evident this morning that tho tem porary dolcgntcs nnd not tho schomes of tho lenders will hold first plnco for tho noxt 12 hours In tlio delibera tions of tho Ropubllcnn Nntlonnl con vention providing tho credential committee Is nblo to roport, but ac cording to Chairman Dovino of that committco, thoro Is llttlo likelihood of n completo report being In hand Into today If then. Thus far nil tho contests have licou settled In favor of Taft. Tho de cisions wero in tho Alabama ninth district, two dolcgntcs; Arizona, fix delegates nt largo; Arkansas, fifth district, two delegates; Callfornln, fourth district, two delegates; Flo rida, six delegates nt largo, and two each from tho first, second nnd third Florida districts; Georgia', four dele gates nt largo; Indiana, four dele gates nt largo, and two from tho thir teenth district. Other dolcgntcs whoro contests woro not rcoponod woro doclarod Boated by tl.o unanimous voto "at tho committco. Tho debato In tho Cali fornia caso followed the receipt nf "An Insulting lottor" from two Roosevelt dolegatcs, Chnrlcs S. Whcolor and Philip Dancroft, refill ing to nppcar and declining to rocog nlzo that n content existed. Upon mo tion, tho letter wns returned without comment. Tho lottor cost Callfornln tho voto nf Mmwlnll fit Wl'nmlnir ivlin lin.l fin. nniniKK,! 1.1a liilnnllnn (r. vnl,. iV... Mm frOIll MOIltniUI. M. A. Mlllor. Nil Roosevelt delegato "Out of ocntl- " cuinmiiicuninn irom uregon, incut." but tho lottor made him ."?Bpoko n "Thorough progressive, (Dy Associated Press to the Coon Da Times). DALTI.MORE, Md Juno 21. That tho Democratic National com mittee will not ratify tho soloctlou ol Judgo Pnrkor ns temporary chnlrmai without n fight, is gcnornlly ngreod upon nnd that W. J. Dryan will loal tho fight Is believed a cortnlnty. Doth, sides ngreo tho fight will bo carrlod to tho convention floor. AdliorenU of Parker state tho committco will opposo Dryan as it did last winter; whon nn n(.tonipt was mndo to unseat; J. M. Guffoy of Pennsylvania. Mom bors of tho National committco fol lowing Mr. Dryan say tho Issue sim ply !b progressive against conserva tive nnd assort tho first voto of tho convention will show tho progressives nro In control. Tariff reform elec tion of United States Sonntors by tho poopio, incomo tax, and regulation ot trusts nro being urged by J. Druco Kromcr, Natlonnl commlttooinnu platform" upon his arrival today. 11RYAN STARTS TIGHT voto for a third party candidate If they chose Committee Stands Pat After two hours of debate over tho Alabamn cases tho members of tho credentials committee begnn to do mnnd thnt tho rules be observed. Tho. ru'los nllow n hnlf hour consldern tlon. Tho Tnft men said they woro disposed to nllow n full hour dis cussion so no charge of "gag rule" could ho mndo. A motion to sent two RooBovolt delegates of the ninth Ala- Wash., was given tho decision over Pnt Dornn of Victoria In an 11-round fight hero today. Gov. Hndley prosontou mo minority dlssont. Wntson movod to tnblo tho minority roport. It cnrrlod viva voco nnd tho majority roport was adopted viva voco without a roll cnll. Tim mnlnrltv rnnoit til tho AlBln- n ..V ......... -- - -. . ,.i HMIIHMI UIL 11 VI UKil I L'P ', 1,1V .11..,.. ..... KCillfomi; ;ni.-,,;:!r !" .J.V '":,.- ma casos wns ndoptod without a roil . (1,8trct wn8 t)efented 34 to H npr "-'" iw .,-. cnUi- St. Clnlr. known ns n Roosevelt mnn. m COUrludod wlH. n Hl,r I . . " " V! ""?" " """ll mn " ' "" . "l Cn 0. W'W.?.n'?:0,0,l Roosevelt nmi tin iinnsnYni n,i 1 ",0 uul U0M,ru ,w,,,fi '""' , ,, I ,iT l ngnlnst tno noosevoii ueiegitivi. !ti vrtlimi "??,." 'O.!.0?n 0J?lt..,(1" ' n statomont In support of tho mnjor- n,,niiouy Candidate Tt deno nstrntloi, Tur i i.Air .. I "V roport- V1U?r , ,??p. JuJ Out of tho muck nnd mire of tho Hi.. vn,ontlon lasted half wm,llrow tho motion to tnblo to glvo , t of ,, Ul0 controVorslnl pro- roll was called on WnfinnV. ,,n" ' ni .. ? " V." "?,'" .Z ' bloniB. thoro is ascending moro a u . . -.... .... .. ... .. .. . ....... lintllHV IIIII1L L11U 111., ..V..... .. .1, Inl . HIT fT n .'fllll II T. 1 III 1 Ml. Iliuiiuu. ....... -- . , IIIUIU IIIU mini " " " I amid cheors. Ho prosontod a rosoiu-1 (.Hn,jimt0 to como out of this conven tion which would prevent a voto on t(oni m,t tnnt a un-nimj cnndldnto any question by any of tho delegates gJn be cll0gent nnu- nniinr contest, wndworth or o,,nr nnrnh of Idaho hoard this 'ms. 4 !. ...', ? ''"B'n" N'nw York ralsod o point of order as , lk ,..,,. ..., ,t inPi,je,i his namo "iMontann r ,""" l w. '" i.:?1. "T , tho chair had nlroady ruled that on y i n0ssslUlo candidate for 9 thA n,;.'.0' u limn uiu ..,,. annrlllcnllv concerned III .,.,., , .,IMi lm doiiiurred most illiM.""""" contest was yeas """"":, woro ollBlblo to '"".":"' w ti, nan,M of Sunremo . iiaja n!i iiiu ti'.. -- - . .. .a di; iuiioij. .. -- --- ... nnl nvnr rnlocl tllO POIIH oi 4 , R0l'T.E OE CONVENTION ,!'Asoclated"Pross to tho Cooa Day CHini Times), ,0;,,J"no...?.l-ia!i:n'nn imii. . ,0 ""I'uuiican isauonni J at T$?nrteae"-ls comniuteo voted ti rennr. BU,"U to tho convention VrI; on, tho Alabama contests. ttd TuH ,nenborB led by Ileii i "u "albert mn.in n vin..na nt. :Kn to deinv (ir;;.'or. :":.. 1I1M in V "" -iuil "Ul HCIO i -ii I to hrt wi..'.v". V"3 cai -'"a io tnli'n lln ,nnrv rnnnr lUl(lS(.VnK , . '" .-!" Ikilti iniii . ' l0 Kn"18' OrKn vot--.? ,.en. vntcs not t0 ,n' tYo r th0 tabic. V.U0 1Q A, Q nn.fa 11F-,M BATTLE WITH S vote. Hoot over ruled tho point or Cmrt ,iUBtre Hughes, Senator Root, ordor but said ho did so becauso he nn(, ox.Gov prank S. Dlack of New wanted tho convention to pass upon , York ex.yice President Charles V. ! wiim. . 00t announced tho first 6tfenHi.lllU bo tho rP-t of tho k..!UUal COmmltinn Tlin nmnrl fttM t ?d.,th0 BOnUnK of th0 Ta Wtt Th tho nlntu Alabama dls ' T iw. ,.report wns Presented by U!aed "I ve of Washington. It bus mull flndinss of tho National I. n ;. rorltv armlck Presented tho ''i i.I!Port ,n fnvr of the Roose- i,. 6es. aailck said that majority re- a point so vitally important to the In j..arunni8 0f Indiana and Robert T. torests of tho republican party, wat-t jjncojni 80n of Abraham Lincoln of son moved to tnblo tho Hndley resolu- ,lnol8i wer0 BOme of thote men tion. A roll cnll wns domnnded nnu ()one(1 not forgetting, of course, Sen- i... .l In nnlnr. TllO 118(1-' ... n l- ueguu oy mii"- ... r ' .Ainn i nior tiuiHiiuiio ley motion was tauiou on uu i..ul u.. and Is a Taft victory. Among tho doubtful nnd divided statos tho voto wns ns follows: Idaho Yeas nono; nays eight. Oregon Yeas five; nays live. Montana Yeas eight; nays nono. Washington Yeas 14; nays nono. Total voto Ayes COG; nays 404. Heney asked If tho 92 contested delegates wero to voto on this ques tion Chairman Root ruled as he did two days ago that only the two Alabama delegates whoso caso was at BAtSoarou.dnotbepernUtedtovoe tirn,unii tiion renowcu i, ...-. Ssveral Wounded in Exchange of Volleys Near Durant, Okla., Today. (Dy Associated Press to Tho Coos Day Times.) DURANT, Okla., Juno 21. Scoros of armed men aro scouring tho coun try for tho bnndlts who robbed tho vIco'Firat stnte Dank of Dokchlto of $3000 today nfter an hour's battlo with cltlzons In which thoy probably fatally wounded Robert Kejley nnd Injured Dudloy Moroland. Hundreds ot shots were exchanged. incut," but tho lottor made him j crango his mind. Tno motion to sou tho Roosevolt dolcgntcs was defeat ed 28 to 10. The committco was !n scsbIoii nil night, moro thnn 40 of tho f2 mombors keeping nt work. Do vino snld thnt If tho Roosevolt mnn agorn would conflno their nttackn to districts Included In tho list of what would bo tho prlnclpnl charges nf fraud Including Washington and Texns casos, tho commlttoo would bo nblo to concludo by 'tonight. Ily n voto of 2 0 to IB, tho commit tco confirmed tho action of tho Na tional committco In tho eleventh Ken tucky district. - .. . . .1 ...I M... ..... .. . Tlio Louisiana contests by unanl: vonmni. mo leiogrunis woro nu mous consont woro confined to tho drossed to Spenkor Clark, Govern ir fourth nnd fifth districts. In both .Wilson of Now Jorsoy,. Govornnr districts tho Taft dolegatcs woro soat- ""rko of South Dakota, Oovonnr od. Francis J. Ilonoy nppoarod on !"" f Massnchusotts, Govorn.ir tho floor to voto ngnlnst sustaining !"'"'' oi uonnocuctii, nnu .Mayor tho nntlonnl commlttoo. Gaynor of Now York. Hrynn whon lnformod of Pnrkor a accoptanco romarkod that tlmo far only tho sub-commltloo had donlt with tho quostlou. The nntlonnl com mlttoo nnd convention has to net yot, ho snld. Appeals to Progressive Democrats to Oppose Judgo Parkor. (Dy Associated Press to Tho Cooa Day Times.) CHICAGO, III., Juno 21, Drain ing Judgo Pnrkor as n "Reactionary," W. J. Rrynn today tolographcd n uumbor of prominent Dumocrata throughout tho country, npponllng a them to join him In preventing tho oloctlon of Judge Pnrkor as tempor ary chairman of tho Daltlmoro con- SLUICE OUT FOD PORTLAND; REPORTS ARK' DENIED Steamer Sailed Late Yesterday for NorthWill Return Monday. The Alllnnco snllod from horo for Portland yestordny with tho usual amount of freight nnd tho following passengors: C! as. T. Lo Fobor, Loo Slbort, Al vln Colo, Dert Colo, Win. Flshor. C. J. Greene, T. J. Durnett, E. II, Sea ley, J. D. Hoy, S. W. Hoy, Geo. E. Mooro, S. J, Towor, It. O. Johnson, The Alliance Is scheduled to sail next Monday evening from Portland for Coos Day. Clark Leaders Not United to Support Parker (Dy Associated l'r'sa to Coos Day DALTI.MORE, Juno 21 Tho por elstont roports thnt tho Clark loadora havo dotermlned to nllgn thomsolvon with tho BO-cnlled conBorvntlvos ami bring about tho final solcctlou nC Judgo Parkor as temporary chairman woro dlsorodltod today, ....". oi,in Mm minority report The voto was 605 yeas; 4C0 nays. A Taft victory. JUST IN A FINE LINE OF DEC ORATED SEMIPOHCELAIN TAULE WARE. Plain white, whlto nnd gold and flornl patterns. Tho goods will Most of this talk of a harmony can- please you tho prlco will savo you dldato camo from the Roosevelt money. Something now and up-to- iinndnuarter8. The ran men cuu-dato always nt tne riswri.i.h a in tented themselves with saying; "That Is nonsense. We will nom inate Taft on tho second ballot for sure This Is not a question of men: It Is a question of whether constitu tional government In this country shall be maintained." It Is known mat manj and 15 CENT STORE. HEAL SEWING MACHINE MOT ORS just as good as Dayton Dlcylcs at MARSHFIELD CYCLERY. HaBiiberry and STRAWDERRV United SPECIALS at SARTER'S, SATl'IU States senators and representatives DAY and SUNDAY. in Washington have expressed a hope , Sot both the Roosevelt and Taft Cantaloupe SPECIALS at SAR- leaders in this city shall terminate TEH'S. iiiia nunrrel by the nomination of n. nl man Of course, those direct-1 Llbby COAL. The kind YOU Have iiil!Jiiiii2-iUi--iI N----. ALWAYS USED. Phone 72 Puclflc (Continued on Page Two.) Livery & Transfer Co. NEWS OF ALLEGANY. Mrs. Geo. W. Stommormnn ro turned to Allegany yesterday ovoninr after attending tho marrlago of lw daughter. Miss Anna Whitted. to Wil liam Dell, nt Coqulllo, Tho cero niony was performod by tho Metho dist mln'ster of Coqullle. Mr. and Mrs. Doll are living nt Smlth-Pow-erH camp 5. Henry Laird wns In from Loon i Lake yesterday with a load of pro duco for tro Marshfleld markets. He said that Sheriff Qulne of Hosoburg had made another trip to oject Judy from his former ranch, but was un nl;lo to find Judy. Tho ranch Is sti'.l vacant. HOTEL ARRIVALS. f Chnndlor J. W. Runolo, San Frnnclsco; Mrs. C. II. Worherhoo, Gardiner; Miss Dlanche Monroe, Forndnlo, Cal.; Mrs. J. M. Nyo, Eu reka; C. Sohuobel, Oregon City; C. A. Foltsch, San Francisco; II. E. Al bort, Salom, Ora; J. W. llolmos, San FranclBco; C. II. Wotrorbco, Gardl uor; J. Gold bug, San Francisco; 10. I). Dornn, Portlnud; W. C. Mllno nnd wlfp, San Francisco; E. Dru, Port land. Dlanco I. Horbol, W. L. Martin, Grays Harbor; V. Yarbrough, Gardi ner; M. Scharff, Rosohurg; A. G. Stophenson, Roeeliurg. SPECIAL SALE of CARAMELS at s Per Pound at STAFFORD'S SATURDAY and SUNDAY, SPECIAL SALE of CARAMELS nt iWs Pop Pound at STAFFORD'S SATURDAY and SUNDAY. SATURDAY SPECIAL SALE Dig values In GRANITEWARE. Saturday sale price 10 CENTS, See our win dow at PEOPLE'S a, 10 and 15 CENT STORE. Cash REGISTERS ItEPAIRED. MARSHFIELD CYCLERY. Try ono of SARTER'S SPECIALS