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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1912 EVENING EDITION SIX PAGES.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mnll
nnd Coos liny Advertiser.
No. 54
JL XaAVI.u, fjim Coast Mnll.
mujAj-m
mn
lift Hi YESTERDAY
OCCUPIED THE ENTIRE DAY
Bridge
Attend
esoltaionFnnothe
passeu uj '
inn Hnnnnn.
, y ,.w ..-.,-
UCH INTEREST
SHUWIM DI rturuL
I J. Simpson Makes Some
Statements neyuiumy j.
M. BiaKC, UUjuuiui.
!... nrlor to tho adoption of a
solution by tho audlonco In nt
ndanco at tho bridge hearing yo
rjS.Itcrnoou.i..rk.B IIH con-
ntlnn L. J. diuii'bu" " !....
USIOD, u. ..... (lilm-
end uelivorou u "'., Dfciy, ,.'"
delation of Jncob M. Blnke,
rmcrly of Coos uny, "VV "u" "
Francisco. lur. u.unu .-
Irlttcn a aora r ,", "
ntdoei. ho h.id charged vnrloiiB
o on Coos liny wuu cuuiuviub
!lh thO SOUUlUril ruiaiw i -
i that company in n """'
ot to bottlo up Coos Dny." Uo
il mentioned icw uj- nuiuu, um
id named L. J. Simpson na being
le of tho principal apeakora
rilmt tho bridge In 1009.
in flowery, dramatic appoil,
'rmcatlns with Irony, sutlro nnd
mile ridicule. Mr. Simpson rc-
led to Mr. Wake. Ho doclurnd
it Mr. Illnko was prompted In his
tick on tho people on tho liny,
c Southern Pacific nnd in nia
)Klt!on to tlio bridge uy ro'
into on effort to nvcugo tho
inc of defeat ho had suffcrod n
x years ago when tho pooplo of
.rth llcnd had voted down hlB up
Icatlon for a franchise about r5
1. Furthermore, no said Mr.
At was disgruntled becnuso ho
id failed to unload onto tno
luthcra Pacific his Coos Day
unchlio at a hnudsomu profit to
Imtelf (Dlako). Ho roforrod con-
hotly to Mr. Wnko as "Windy"
like, probably because of the
losth of Mr. Dlnko's letters, which
fit required nearly threo houra to
ltd. He laid that Coos Bay should
low tho world thnt It liau "no
pom for any moro non-proporty
dldlng J, M. Wakes."
I Mr, 8lmnson said thnt when Mr.
Ihke was seeking n franchise. In
rm Bend, ho (Wnko) and como
) him (Simpson) nnd sought tila
ipport. Mr. Simpson an Id ho hud
tod Mr. Rlako who wns backing
project and Mr. Wnko lind ra-
nd to tell, beyond saying that
frlcodi" were Ho snld ho was
satisfied, knowlnc thnt Mr.
fke had no monoy to enrry otic
pea a project, in consequence.
t naa not lent Ills support and
or Mr. Dlako thought ho nnw on
pportunlty to "get squnro with
ww uena ana vent his splto and
appointment."
Mr. Simpson said thnt ho had
PPosed the brldgo In 1900 largely
1 aCCOUnt Of thn rlnmi nf lirMi'rt
uU ProPosed. Ho said that
1 aid not opposo It now becnuso
Plans had been changed. Any-
'i, ue aio, tnat tlio men who did
W COaned their mlnil. ham ln Im
w?i .'? ,lhe 'nsnno asylums jnd
-..vuuaues.
10 his lettnrn Mr Ttln1 lnnl...l.,l
i7.i!lC0.ri.c of .now8PnPer clippings.
.v V .l Bomo 0f 8 informa
bmkM ll wns trom the "ofllclal
WOIOpiecft nf XI- mill, ti mi
Hnnl. ' ' IHIO, I uu
PPP'OgS Werfl frnm tl.o nnna ti
C; C08 Ra' News nnd a 3nn
mio paner. vnrv fan. nf ih.m
V.?; Mr' nink0'8 letters wro
miration nf 11.. i..i . .n.,t.
km,. tlc1?8 b' c- p- Connolly,
o'din. .. yW La'8on nnd others,
h 1.-.7 .in! southern Pacific nH
t. etc.. nf T7." .... ,"uw'.
eritj . """win nines, uo r'
H.tS?er"L t,mes the Btory ot
am Paclf,c'8 PiirchnsS of
the n.. V8 or. t,(' fln,s
MIbk 1 f y tnrn,K Alvn Doll,
id .1 J.l..un ns very mysterious
"suuicant mnvn
oiii -.!.. .-1
R..U.. """ irsi.
-HJ.
CeeUhe.J'8t of those pro.
otest.Vr" '".. yienmy's TIme3,
4Uto lVh0 blowing were
n 7t0 'I the Svsalnn .
y-. Bennett. "'
V P. Th. '
m$' " briefly to
L0!'! Inter n., . "l.,.-u. 1,n,uz
I asle. end !,' .'," . ' "'""B"
s dai . -i 11 1 1 11 nnmnonn
MIte WowW Bo through this
r,omCV,n,fj,s tnlk nlso re
!hd mi? nIz'tel,lni how In 1S03
"m't Pa r 1"V nt ,ne Chicago
'!lDe lo", lnhRtn,ha(l t0l(l him Of
? Pi... :. 'n (jlascrnu' "l.f .,...
fflPB- ''lontl nank nnd th
IVne ona"gil ,,KUro' Ncnr-
t,h, T b3f'h,the entlon of
fr tm.,, Da 1 dozen hmICM r
MILL SLOUGH
HEARING BRIEF
MR
i ffi
,11 "n,l srri.nt en no,lses or
IfJn 0'M,!j,"'tl,K' were ever
, f K. l,i-' Is across
- ouiiu uend
2"Hthat the great
(Conti;
ned on page Six.)
Investigation of Closing of the
Waterway Not as Pro
longed as Expected.
Tho argument!) for and nunlnst
.filling Mill Slough woro auhmltttid
boforo Cnpt. II. II, Hubert Into yes
tordny afternoon. Tho hearing wns
not of na long duration or nu ani
mated aa had boon oxpoctcd. At
tho conclusion of tho meeting, K.
M. Frlodburg waa allowed ten daya
In which to (Uo a potltton from
property owners objecting to tho
filling ot tho slough nnd City At
torney Qosb wns grnntcd permis
sion to file copies of resolutions
ndoptcd by tho Port Commission
nnd tho Port of Coos Day, favor
ing tho filling of tho Slough.
Tho principal objectors to t'.ie
filling ot tho Slough woro F. M.
Krlodbcrg, Chna. lllckox, Judge
IIn.ll and S. I). Cnthcart.
Among H10H0 urging tho closing
of tho alough lu addition to tho
petition from abutting ntul ndjn
cent proporty owners, circulated by
Dr. Lesllo, Alvn Doll and I. S.
Smith, ns n special committee ot
tho Chnmbor ot Commorco nnd tho
resolutions of tho city council nnd
other bodies, woro J. Albert Mat
son, C. It. Peck, V. S. Chnudliir,
V. A. Hold for 12. 0. Porhnm, John
D. Goss, J. W. Uonnott, D. C.
Oreen for tho Oregon Power Com
pany, A, Y. Myers, Dr. Mlngus nnd
a petition signed by all tho phy
sicians of tho city, stating that tho
slough was a menace to public
health.
F. M. Frlodborg was tho firxt
speaker 011 tho question, following
tho reading of tho petitions tor
closing tho slough nnd tho objec
tions ot Hnll & Hall, as attorneys
for Mr. Frlodborg and others. Uo
stated that ho had resided along
Mill Slough slnco 1893, that ho
had used tho waterway for navi
gation over slnco that tlmo, that In
addition to tho fuol for tho old
olcctrlc light plant and tho lo?a
and piling that had been foatcd in
and out of tho slough, considers
bol of tho matorlnl for tho con
struction of tho Chandlor Hotel hud
bcon hnulod Into tho slough. Uo
stated that tho slough was always
unvlgablo twlco n day, that ho had
navigated It at low tldo during tho
wlntor months nd that tho closing
of It would intorforo with his plans
for establishing a manufacturing In
stitution on tho slough.
C. R. Pock questioned Mr. Frlod
borg at somo length and wanted to
know If Mr. Frlodborg had not
stated that he would withdraw his
opposition to tho closing of tho
slough It ho was paid $30,000 for
his proporty. Mr. Pock said the
statement had bcon mado to Alva
Doll. Mr. Frlodborg said that ho
had not exactly offered to withdraw
his opposition on thnt ground, but
that ho had offorod to sell his
property on tho slough for ?30,000
and not object to tho closing nf
tho slough, lg ho wns nfTordfcd a
similar location on tho watorfront
of tho city. Mr. Peck wanted to
know what Mr. Frlodberg's proper
ty was ussessod. Mr. Frlcdborg
said that ho did not exactly ru
niember. A. H. Powoffl snld that ho wohid
glvo Mr. Frlodberg four times as
much for tho property in question
as it was assessed.
D. C. Green, spoaklng for tho
Oregon Power Company, said that
his company, or rathor a subsidiary
of tho Oregon Power Company, tho
Northern Idaho Light nnd Power
Company, hold tho title to the old
olectrlo plnnt nnd that ho hud
signed for It In favor of closing.
V. S. Chandler said that Mr.
Frledborg was mistaken about tho
matorlnl for tho hotel being hauled
in thoro, tho only mnterlnl being
piling, which had to bo floated lu
at high tldo. Ho said that Mr.
Friedborg's denial of It being nn
annitnrv la inpnrrppt. because tho
I nauseating odors from tho slougti
1 had oven caused trouble a block or
more away from It.
' T W nnminft wild that ho no
lloved tho great majority of the
' people of .Mnrsniiem nivoruu will
ing the slough. However,
HmiifM Mm! tho Drouerti' owners
that would be benefited by tho
closing of tho slough should p:u
damages to thoso who sustained in
jury by closing It.
' Dr. Mlngus said that tho slouch
was absolutely unsanitary and that
It was a continual menace to the
public health.
Jndco Hnll sad mat ine omy
nnosiinn invnivad. It seemed to
hlmwaB whjJhrUjesloiighwns
(Continued on Pago Six.)
Blue Jackets and Marines in
Skirmist Near Managua in
Nicaragua.
(Dy Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Sept. 20.
A delayed cablegram from Admlrnl
Southorland nt Managua dated Sept.
I! KILLED
MY
Twenty-Five Men Injured by
Explosion in Big Steel
Works.
(I)y Associated Press to Tho Coos
Day Times.)
JOHNSTOWN, Pn., Sept: 20.--An
explosion in tho open hearth de
partment of tho Cnmbrln Stcol Co.
todny resulted In tho death of two
men nnd the serious injury ot five,
and twenty moro or less hurt.
Twenty tons of molten metal was
released by a lenk in tho furnnco
nnd renched n pool of water nnd
exploded.
WOMAN AHHi:STi:i).
(Dy Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Sopt. 20.
Helen Gray, tho Investigator whoso
work nt tho last sosslon ot congress
for tho Graham committee of tho
Housc.crcatcd such a sccno upon tho
floor in which sho was charged with
being a "woman lobbyist," was ar
rested yesterday on n warrant sworn
out by tho Indian nurcnu charging
her with concealment of tho public
records.
ALL GETTING
I S IN OHIO
Wilson Opens Campaign To
day and Other Parties
Start Tomorrow.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
COLUMBUS, O., Sopt. 20. Invad
ing Taft's stato, Governor Wilson op
ened tho Ohio democratic campaign
today with flvo speeches, assisted by
Congressman Jamea M. Cox, candi
date for governor, and Senator Goro
of Oklahoma. Tho republican party'B
campaign with Senator Lodgo as prin
cipal speaker and tho Progressive
campaign with Governor Hiram John
son heading tho list of oratorB, will
open campaigns in Ohio tomorrow.
ItOOSBVELT IN OHIO.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
HOLDREGE, Nebr., Sopt. 20.
Roosevelt Is in Bryan's homo stato
today for a campaign of a day and a
half. He reached lloldrogo after an
nil nlfFht'n rldo from Denver. He
stopped two hours, proceeded to Hast
ings, Falrmouni, uroio ana wncoiu.
on his way to Omaha. He will re
main there all night.
REPORT NOT VERIFIED.
Story Circulated tluit Suit Is to He
Started Against Standard Oil.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bav
Times).
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. Re
ports thnt tho government Is about
to start contempt of court proceed
ings against tho Standard Oil Co.
on evidence gathered In tho Wntors
Plerco light, found no verification
at the Department of Justice today.
It Is known, however, that Attor
,. nnnnrni Wlnkorsham nersonnlly
followed tho details of tho Waters-1
Pierce case to detect any violation
of the supremo court's dissolution
decision.
THREATEN CRUSADER.
17 Indicates skirmishes between men
of tho nnvnl forces and rebola woro
fought at Darrnncn, fourteen, inllos
south of Mnnngun, whore tho nnvol
expedition was Booking to rollovo tho
Amorlcnna, Tho bluo Jnckots and
mnrlnea llrcd upon tho robela. Their
leaders refused Southerlund's do
mand to open tho way and southward
and he sent for reinforcements from
Bnnngun.
170.000 STOLEN
DM
Robbers Get Money Sent to
Pay Florida Railroad
Employes.
(By AsBOClatod Proas to The Coot
Bar Tlmss)
PENSACOLA, Fin.. Sept. 20.
Scvcnty thousand dollars was stolen
from express pnckngcB sent from
Pcnsncoln banks on tho Loulsvlllo
& Nashvlllo train to Flomatlon for
payment of tho employes of tho
Loulsvlllo & Nashvlllo in that dis
trict, it wns learned here today. Tho
robbery occurred Wednesday. Tho
railroad dotectlves bollovo tho mo
noy was stolon somowhoro botwoon
Pcnsncoln nnd Flomatlon. Efforts
woro mado to keep a secret of the
fact that a thoft had occurred whllo
officers Investigated.
Tho Boventy-flvo thousand dollar--in
currency wns sent from n local
bank In scaled packages which vcvo
properly receipted for by tho express
agents and messengers according to
tho story horo. When tho delivery
wns mado at Flomatlon It Is said
only $5,000 of tho shipment remain
ed. Soventy thousand wns extracted
and slips of pnpor cut from maga
zines substituted.
Virginia Brookes of Illinois Says She
Ih Not Scared.
(By Associated Press to the Coos Bay
Times).
CHICAGO, Sopt. 20. Letters
threatening violence to Miss Virginia
nrooks, tho "Jonn Do Arc" of West
Hammond, 111., unless sho stopped
her vlco crusade, were turned over to
the United States postal authorities
today. "Letters don't frighten me,"
said Miss Drooks. "I'm going lu to
this fight with more vigor, now that I
have been threatened."
All kinds CARAMELS only 35c
a pound at STAFFORD'S Saturday
and Sunday.
The very latest special Is "HAPPY
THOUGHT" at SAItTER'S.
TO
HELP WILSON
Wilson National Progressive
Republican League Opens
in New York.
(By Associated Press to The Coos
Bay Times)
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sent. 20. Co
incident with tho opening of the
Domocratlc campaign In Ohio today,
by Gov. Wilson, is another event
importnnt to tho Wilson Intoreals,
and which has his hearty approval
tho formation In Now York of
tho Wilson National Progressive Re
publican League. The Governor
nnd Rudolph 8precklea, who la now
in Now York, Is in churgo of tho
movement. Exchanged telegrams
wero mado public today, Sprecki-js
said: "Eastern headquartors of tho
Wilson National Progressive Repub
lican League today oponed In tho
Metropolitan building in Now York.
Our lengue Is founded by progres
sive Republican who hope to save
the progressive movement that was
started some years ago in tho Re
publican party, but which is now
being betrayed by the organizations
of .Colonel Roosevelt's third term
party. Under these conditions you
alone desorve the support of the
true progressives who placed princi
ples abovo partisanship. Our mem
bership Is wholly Republican, but
wo fool Justified In voting and
working for your election, slnco the
candidate of tho Republican party
does not represent the progressive
majority in that party and the
Roosevelt candidacy Is hopeless and
serveB to divide our progressive
forces."
Wilson replied: "Your telegram
telling mo ot tho formation of tho
Wilson Progressive Republican
Leaguo gave me the deepest grati
fication nnd encourngement. The
action you and your associates aro
toklng .seems to mo truly patriotic.
The progressive forces of the nation
ought not to be divided. No mere
attachment of a party should now
separato men whose purposes and
convictions are united for a com
mon object. Tho formation of tho
league seems to mo ono of ho
most reassuring Indications of tho
temper of thoughtful men. Mny 1
not convey to you my congrntula-
110118 on your 'own pari in ino
movement."
WE MAY NEED THE HRIDGE
and we may need It not, but It's an
assured fact that tho children must
have toys.
Our advance shipment of holiday
toys is In, nlso a big lot of nll-tho-
yoar toys. Don't pay over loc for a
toy till you have investigated our
line.
"Always Something New."
TEOPJjE'S 5-10.10 CENT STORE.
COOS RIVER QUINCES at Stauff's
Grocery.
M
E OWNERS WILL ATTEMPT
II STRIKE B S
REBELS Wli
Report That Mexican Federal
Body Entirely Wiped Out
in a Battle.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
DOUGLAS, Ariz., Sopt. 20. It la
roportod tho ontlro commnnd of Mex
ican fcdornla under Colonel Oborgon
was wiped out by tho robols In n bat
tle at San Joaquin ranch this morn
ing. Thoso not killed wero taken
prlsonorB by tho robela.
HEARING SATURDAY.
(By Associated Press to the Coos Bay
Times.)
DOUGLAS, Arizona, Sopt. 20.
Preliminary examination of E. S.
O'Reilly, R. 11. O'Kcofo and G. J.
Jones for nllcgcd violation of tho pre
sidential proclamation, prohibiting
tho exporting of arms into Moxlco,
was postponed today until Saturdny
on nccount, of tho Inability of tho
United Stntcs Attorney, J. E. Morri
son, to bo present. .
GOVER LOOT
1
Part of Quarter Million Dollars
Stolen in Canada, is
' Found.
(By Associated Press to the Coos Bay
Times.)
CHICAGO, Sopt. 20. Part of the
$272,000 loot robbors got from tho
Bank of Montreal nt Now Woat
mlnBtor, U. C, was hidden hero and
recovered by tho Chicago police, ac
cording to an admission of Assist
ant Chief Scheupttlor today. It .'s
Intimated it Is a largo amount.
Various pollco ofllclals, including
an acting captain, woro summoned
to headquarters today in connection
with a report ot a Grcok who had
been locked up threo days after
$10,000 was found in hlSj posses
sion, had bcon allowed to escano
without any rccbrd bolng loft ot his
arrest.
It was said tho man was nrrcstod
by detectives after a suloon koopnr
had "tipped off" that ho was car
rylng a bundle ot greenbacks. Thny
wero Canadian bills of largo do
nomination,
IN THE LEAD
Shipped More Lumber to San
. Francisco Bay Than
Other Points.
Coos Bay again loads all other Pa
cific coast ports, in the amount of fir
and spruco lumber shipped into San
Francisco Bay during a given period,
Tho Pioneer Western Lumberman
prints figures to show tho total lum
ber shipments to San Francisco Bay
from Aug. 30 to Sopt. 13. Tho total
fir and spruco lumber received at
that port from different coast points
is shown below, tho comparison bo
ing Interesting:
Columbia river 3,125,000
Grays
Greeks at Bingham Gather
with Arms to Meet
Trains.
SITUATION STILL
A CRITICAL ONE.
Western Federation May Call
out Men in Both Arizona
and Nevada.
(By Associated Pross to the Coos Bar
Timos).
BINGHAM, Utah, Sopt. 20. Thoro
woro no developments of radical na
ture among tho strlkora this morning.
All la quiet. Managor Jackllng said:
"Tho strikers nt Bingham do not re
present tho Bcntlmont of tho mnjority
of tho employes. Wo will boo thnt
tho men who wnnt to wo'k aro given
employment nnd protection. As to
tho date of resumption I nm not pre
pared to speak but as soon na ar
rangements enn bo mndo to glvo oin
ploycs proper protection tho men will
bo put to work."
Number lu TIioiiniuuIh.
(By Associated Pross to the Coos Bay
Times).
BINGHAM, Utah, Sopt. 20. Sixty
two hundred mon now compose tho
army of mlno workers Idlo In the
strlko nt tho mines horo. Tho pres
ent Indications nre thnt tho number
will bo grcntly Increased unless n set
tlement Is brought about In a fow
dnys. Thoro nro no Indications of
nn ngrcomont bolng reached. Sovon
tccn hundred men forcod to lonvo
work when tho concentration mills at
Garfield wero compollod to cloro
down last night for lack of oro. Not
n shot was heard In Bingham last
night. Tho minors nro nccoptlng tho
ndvico of Governor Spry nnd othors
to romaln qulot. But early this morn
ing they began to assomblo at tho
rnllrond stntlon nnd In a llttlo while
threo hundred men, chiefly Q rooks,
woro discussing tho roport thnt the
Utah Copper Co. proposed to put
somo men at work In tho stoam shov
el pits today. Tho Oreoks olalmod
they hnvo ndvlcca from Salt Lnko that
L. G. Skllrla, an employment agent,
ongnged by (ho Utah Coppor Co., will
forward tho strlko broakors. Tho ro
port Irrlatlng ns Skllrla. Is ono of the
Issues of tho strlko by tho Grook ele
ment which nssorts ho dictates the
employment of his countrymen by tho
conipnnlos, lovlod toll wngos nnd pro
cured tho dlschargo of many Greeks
that do not pntronlzo his store Gov
ernor Spry wns told yostordny by
mnny Greeks thnt they nro willing to
wnlvo tho wago domands If Skllrla Is
romoved from tho camp. Mon aro
leaving tho enmp at tho rato of 100
to 1C0 every day.
To DlNnnn Strikers.
(By Associated Pross 10 The Coot
Bay Times.)
BINGHAM, Sopt. 20 Tho sheriff's
forces aro In conforenco on tho ad
visability of disarming tho strlkora
who nro congregated about tho rail
way station, presumably to await the
arrival of tho strlko broakors.
OTHERS MAY STRIKE.
Mny Call Out OOOO Mon In Arl.on
nnd Utah,
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
SALT LAKE CITY, Sopt. 20.
Charloa II. Moyor announced today
thnt tho Woatorn Fedorntlon was con
templating calling out tho union mos
employod by tho Novndn consolidate!
properties at Ely, Nevada, tho RaT
consolidated at Kplln, Arizona, an&
the Chlno at Santa Rita, Now Moxl
co, all of which aro controlled by the
Utah coppor Interests. Tho proper
ties aro managed, by D. C, Jackllng.
"We consider tho move," said Mo
yor, "and havo n man on tho way to
Ely to take up tho matter thoro."
Jackllng refuses to recognlzo tho un
ion in Utah and wo see no reason why
tho union men In othor states should
work for him. Somo of his mon have
signified a willingness to go out on
a moment's notice" The proportlos
outside of Utah employ about 0,000
mon.
EXPECT IMtt TRADE.
Harbor 2,230,000
Coos Bay 4,490,000 . i.'ort.,r Countries Aro Preparing for
Wlllapa 2,335,000 Onpnlnir of tho Ciuial.
Port Gamble 2,135,000
nandon 4CC.000
Everett 710,000
Ludlow 1,600,000
Astoria 2,050,000
Abordeen 1,300,000
Coqutllo 705,000
Raymond 700,000
Umpqua 200,000
Rocho Harbor 300,000
Port Angoles 700,000
EXT1.XD TIME.
("Br Associated Pross to The Coos
Bay Times)
WASHINGTON. Sept. 20. In n
roport on tho Panama canol and
Pnn-Amorlcan trndo, John llarrott,
director genoral of tho Pnn-Amorl-enn
Union, who recently mndo a
trip through Europe to study what
tho European govornmontB nnd com
morclul Intorosts nro doing to got
ready for tho oponlng of tho Pana
ma canal, declares ovory Important
port In Great Britain, Franco, Ger
mnny, Spain. Italy. Austrln nnd Bel
glum nro being Improved to tho
highest degreo of efficiency for over
sea commorco. "ino Kiiroiionn "-
(By Associated Press to the Coos Bay
Times),
in lonivfnTnw n n cnn. on
Tho time In which Samuel Gompors. ! ernmonts are Instructing tholr dlp-A-.,.
.r.i .. ti. ,,. !!., 1 lomntlc and consular offlcors to m-
may file appeals from tholr contempt!'" over' ),asoin irllh0. E u
., or,nnona l,no .n vn,l,l I ItV OXpeCtCd tO UO lirOUght ttbOUt Uy
from October 1 to November 1. Tho
men are under Jail sentences for vio
lation of a court's Injunction In
Bucks' stove and rango case.
tho Cannl.
CARAMELS i.B rntn a pound at
STAFFORD'S. Spoclul Saturday and
Sunday Candy Sale,