THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1912. EVENING EDITION.
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C. C. Going's Answer to L. k. Liljeqvist:
In last Saturday evening's papers you saw J'it to attack me in one of the most dastardly and cowardly man
ners possible. And, although I believe and know that my character as a citizen of this community is as hon
orable and upright as yours is in your community, Mr. Lil.jc(vist, and needs no defense from any cowardly,
dirty attack that you might make upon me, human nature can not stand by and refrain from an answer. You
insinuate, Mr. Ijiljeqvist, that I. acted as a go-between.
This Is a True Statement of What You Distort and Garble
Mr. Liljeqvist.
I am not
live up to
liljeqvist. "First, T am in business, selling goods. Second, my goods are for sale to the public. Third,
in the business of asking my customers what their morals are, except as to their financial ability to
i lwiii. until IHW.4 li'riii(l I itxii! nrvllrwii iilir n 11 M vn n.lW nil irnnrlc cnlfl in l1lf nil VIA' Villi TolVl' If) illlfl 11 fc
flm tiino. of niMlviiif this cnllnciion T wns handed some inoiiev and asked, as a matter of accomodation, to hand
it to the properly owner. This, then, is the great wrong that 1 have done, to hear you tell it. This little
matter of accommodation, you would stretch and twist into a character assassin attack on me, merely because
I have seen fit to support a candidate for office that you are opposing. You insinuate also, Mr. Liljeqvist, that
I had done this two or three times, which is a damnable lie.
Mr. L. A. Liljeqvist YOU HAVE PROSTITUTED YOUR OFFICE
AS ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY; YOU HAVE VIOLATED TUB ETHITS 01? YOUR VRO
PESSION YOU STATE THAT THE INFORMATION YOU PUBLISH AGAINST ME WAS OBTAIN
ED) 1NI DO NOT THE LAWS OF THE STATE PRESCRIBE THAT
ALL MATTERS BEFORE THE GRAND JURY SHALL REMAIN a SECRET AND nOTiATE? HAVE
YOU NOT VIOLATED THE LAW AND THE TRUST INTERPOSED IN YOU BY REVEALING THE
INFORM ATTON T AT YOU CLATM TO HAVE RECEIVED IN THE GRAND JURY ROOM? HAV
ING KNOWN 'YOU TO BE ! .7 UST THE KIND OF A MAN THAT YOU HAVE SHOWN YOURSELF
TO -BE BY -THIS COWiUtDLY INSTATING ATTAOlv ON ME IS THE PRE-EMINENT REASON
"WOT? MY SUPPORT OF THE CANDIDATE THAT YOU OPPOSE.
IF I HAVE BROKEN THE W, WHY DID YOU NOT HAVE ME ARRESTED AND CONVIOT
Pll? TWOTILiVtME T TRY TO I3E A LAW-ABIDING CITIZEN
AND T F T 1 tEAK ANY LAWR T ANT TO PAY THE PENALTY. WHY DO YOU WAIT TILL
JUST BEFO RE ELECTION TO SPREAD BROADCAST THROUGH THE NEWSPAPERS NEWS
THAT YOU CLAIM. YOU IIAYB ABOUT ME? WHY DO YOU MAKE IT INSINUATING ? .
I'll tell von why. Because you know, in your own heart, that I am guiltless ot any intention of breaking
the law You thought that you 'would "lino me up" with lawbreakers and thereby hurt the candidate that I
an sunnortig. In regard to inv supporting candidates for office I have always exercised iny best ,i"dgnicnt
I Wl 1& w lich everv American citizen is entitled to and which you have no right whatever to question.
T sit po in- -a idates for office I have never attacked the character or reputation of any opposing cnndi
ZriioHmTO l "ver undertaken to assassinate the character or injure the reputation oi any good citizen who
lmS kULnieq0viTvou have seen fit to take advantage of this campaign to try and injure my standing and
busies Ms community. You have made an attack upon n priva e cihzen t is onliro y a question that
should be settled between you and me personally ana uiuhhuu - M
C. C. GOING
(Pnld AdvortUomont.)
Vote 314 Yes for Regulation
of Public Utilities
THESE NUMBERS WILL
BAR SIMPLE TAX IN OREGON
Again st SinqleTax
IF YOU FAVOR THE PLAN OF RATIONAL TAX REFORM, IF YOU
AliE AGAINST THE SINGLE TAX SCHEME, YOUR BALLOT SHOULD
BE MARKED THUS:
3f OvA" Again sfoiWe lax
U O Yes ncWoty
0 IZYKlAgamsTGraduated
llll r fM I .Smoie lax JM
QT 7 VKItk AgainstSmshlcux g
-Jl B M.lJ CO5.Vwrliy
304 X Yes
303
No
306 X Yes
307
No
308 X Yes
300
No
350 X Yes
331
No
352 X Yes
Permits classification of property for .taxation; sim
1 licity, justice and economy in ndmmistration. Al
,' ": J' :.:j...i.i onnvt nninoiit of State taxes.
10YS L"lWlUluiu 'l"""v
Romiires uniformity in taxation of each class of prop-,
erty. iXnonizes with No. 304 and insures fairness
and equality in luxuuim.
Reneals Single Tax "Joker" of 1910 and blocks all at
teSs to slip Single Tax through under Kmso of
"county option" or "homo rule" in taxation.
Constitutional amendment authorizing the taxation of
incomes, with reasonable exemptions.
333
No
354 X Yes
333
No
356 X Yes
337
30
No
" . fvnm taxation household furniture and goods
A homes" fso'V nviK apparel and mmito un-
. -rt!J-TT "111 11CO
productive persiuuu i
1 tT7v
(Paid Adv.)
TROUBLE IN
SB
i i. 1.n i1 efnnl?
Does not exempt vnu ""
JNauoi m a..v ,.rt,nfft snrinl lUStlCC.
from tins source mm ,..
Yea
365 X No
370
Yes
Would defeatSINETAX concealed Wdri
9eLel ' tt: "r Wm'
SPJVjli.1! -XllA.
X& CT' i-rr--- ., "
3?? X No
Issued by LEGISLATIVE TAX COMMITTEE.
,-, rt 11 ,. nil.
Would defeat local Single Tax measure in Coos Conn-
ty.
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(pald Adv.)
Chas. V. Galloway, Chairman, Salem, Oregon.
LOOGIK'S MATK IS IIiaMKIK
Kniefct liorcntzen Has I'wik-i-s
voked tav lUKlit Months.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.Ern
eat Lorontzon, second mato of tno
wrecked ateamer J. J. Logglo, ad
mitted that lio alono waa to blamo
for the disaster which sont tno
vessel to tho bottom off Point Ar
cuollo. Ho was found guilty by
tho Inspectors and his papers wore
revoked for eight months.
Just why Lorentzon, wiiobo
It was, did not summon Captain
Svensen when the vessol struck,
was not explained to James Guth
rie and Joseph P. Dolan. local In-
.. Lulls nnrl hnllorS. UO'
rentzon denied that ho had been
drinking. Ho presented a com
plete enigma to hla Inquisitors.
Lorentzen'a conduct before tno
board of Inquiry waa strikingly Hko
that of Third Mate Thomas of the
Santa Rosa, which was wrecked
within a stone's throw of the spot
J and within flvo minutes of the
......... im nt .inv Tn lmtli casca
tho night was clear and tho moni
oi watch had no excuso to offer
for their part In tho disasters.
Tho Canadian Pacific railway
has Introduced oll-burnlng locomo
tives. , , I
Tho Insuranco companies of tno
United States In 1011 paid out
?C92,C40,000. i
Tho beat recorded speed for a,
running horse la C2 feot a second.
In Franco last year tho births
exceeded tho deatha uy 30,uuu.
A snail moves at tho rato of
about 6-100 of an Inch in a second.
Twenty million pounds or nuuori
were sent out of European Russia)
In tho first threo months of 1912.
It was valued at ji.hd'j.vuu.
Tho government mint at Denver,
Is operated onuroiy uy uiutmu
power, motors totaling 300 horso
power being used.
Timei' Want Ads Drlnar rwulta.
Had .Mlxnp Over 'JVmlo Tor Property
In Coqulllc.
Tho bualnoBH of tho T.ndtoa Daznar
1h In n tanglo which tho courts may
bo called upon to ndJud!cnto, that Is,
tho prlvnto business of tho former
proprietors, Messrs. Carman and Mc
Coruilck. it w Milinr nt lircsoiit In chnrcft
of tho nffalra of tho Ilnzaar for R. O.
Knowlton, camo to Coqulllo threo
wcoks ngo for tho purposo of trallng
lifs roBldonco proporty nt Nowborg for
tho business. Tho following Informa
tion was glancd from an Interview
with Mr. Miller: Tho business was
roprosonlod to him as showing re
turns of $10.00 a day and having a
$r000 gtnek of nil now goods. It wort
also roprospntud to him that tho llrm
owed a llttlo inonoy to ono of tho lo
ral banks nml that tboro aro no othor
Incumbrances.
Ilellovlng theso mnttors to bo as ro
presontod Mr. Mlllor oxocutd a deed
to his homo pluco to Mr. Onrman.
Later It dovoloped thot Mr. dammit
owod consldorablo monoy In San
Francisco nnd oastorn cities and also
In Coqulllo. In an effort to raise
monoy to fintlsfy theso clnlms Mr.
Carman executed a deed oftrust for
tho Nowborg property to Mr. McCor
mir.v Mm inti.ip L'ontloiiinn ronroscnt-
lng that his brother bad plenty or
monoy nnd thnt ho would ndvanco It.
McCormlck took tho trust deed and
dopartod for Kugono stntlng that li
would telegraph tho money to Co-
Up'to tho present tlmo tho monty
i... nni fnnnTinii limn nml Mr. Car
man Is now on his way to Eugeno to
socuroa return of tho trust doed. Tno
return of this document has boon ro
ticatodly requested but McCormlclc
bos failed to respond to tho matter
nnd It may hnvo to bo taken to the
courts boforo ho Is compollod to re
turn tho pnpor.
As tho mntter now stands Mr Mil
ler's homo In Nowborg la In tho lujnds
of Mr. McCormlck, tho Bazaar Is hold
by Mr. Knowlton undor a chattle
mortgngo, Mr. Carman has ilopnrted
and Mr. Mlllor Is loft to hold tho
stock. However, bo is handling this In
conjunction with his old stock and It
la not lost.
A Chinese Fuz Yu by ne.
lived many yeara In this country
and becamo an enthusiast o aviator.
Ho has gono homo to Pekln where
ho conducts a flourishing school,
teaching the natives how to fly.
Seven olectrlc motor trucks win
bo purchased by tho Manila poat-offlco.
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