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PEOPLE DO NOT DISCOVER THEY KNOW A THING BBFnMJB ANY GOOD
tTwADVKBXISlNa In Tho TIMES
RA A . .. nl rjin "In
(J008
WANT ADVEUT18INO In Tho TIMES
Will Keep your Incoiuo from
Furnished Rooms Steady.
YOU can really holp tho famlLr
vriii rut x " '
mmtz
tlio MnrKCi" mi.v... ...,.
it will Put the factB "ot .?our
"J," before tho oyca of all "pos
prope r tf ? , town An,i if thoro
!lt,enB of "ion" who ought to own
0D ... ll It!
rovonues by renting ti fow furnished J
rooms nml, If you know hovr nd
when to uso tho classified columns, I
you may keep that llttlo citr I
co mo ns "steady as n clock."
MEMDER OP TUB ASSOCIATE l I'KES
i.vi,.i.illir-il In 1878
yOL.XXXVI.as Tho Coast Mull.
MARSHFIELD. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1912. EVENING EDITION SIX PAGES.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mall
and Coos Hay Advert lier.
No. 96.
MANY
if LEADS SELLING By
NEARLY
'J
l.-Utn Dnnn lo
Oregon m ..- .-
Comparanvuiy o you v..
Three-Fourths Vote in-
OUHHE IS 10v00Of eA0
tJtllllMU UUHUUIIO
Wilson Will uarry oiaiu uy
O.OUU ouiiraiju vvnio
Malarkcy Bill Wins.
(Br Associated Prcsa to tho Coon Bay
u.n.ivn nr Nov. R. Roturns
W .. "'Ji1"1., '
(Tburniayi give mum """ - ,
'." r.llln nml nvnr 10.000 load
ctir Dourno In tho Bcnntorflhlp con
tot, with thrco-fourths of tho votes
morted. Lano nan .h,io, quiuuk
WIS and Bourne 23.223.
t. it,, nrnalilnnllnl rnCO. WllsOn
iSouU bavo over 10,000 plurality
ibtn the votes nro counieu. xonigiu
tl count stood Wilson 40,058;
BooteTelt 31.9C4 and Taft 20,528.
n'tm.n Rnffrnirn linn carried In
Jlnltnomah county hynhout 1500 mn
jorltr. This with nn cstlmntcd lend
tf 1500 In tho stnto at largo should
lire about 3,000.
The ilnglo tax nieiiHtircB woro de
lated emphatically. It Is moroly a
nutlnn of linw llinnv t IlOll HI1I1 (1 H. Ill
tost places slnglo tnx ran bohlnd (lvo
to one.
The majority rulo bill wns dofontcd
OclilTely.
The Malarkoy utilities bill carried
If a substantial majority.
CO.UMISSIONER CHOSEN'.
If
5V ritlrnml rninmlRRlnnnr 111 tlin
Second district, Clydo Altchlson, In
ftnSfnt. ! nrnlmlilv ronlnetod. Rob
ert Serilcoof linker Is lending In his
UEArnnmv int t Allrlilnnn inn larcn
turrlns over him In practically ovoryi
twtr county and la leading Anderson
Iti IffthflffAV In nvnrv pnnnlv tlint
hi reported a count so far.
W
3
OF ELECTION
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM
ADOPTED IN WASHINGTON
DEMOCRATS CA1TURED EV
ERYTHING IN NEW YORK
STATE.
I returns nv wireless.
(Hy Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 8
Fifteen thousand persons on
board fifty steamships on tho Pa
clflc ocean received tho election
roturns by wireless Tuesday
night from this city.
(Dy Associated Press to Tho Cooi
Day Times.)
SEATTLE. Wash,, Nov. 8. Lato
cloctlon roturns Thursdny Indicated
that "Roosovolt's plurality would bo
nt'Ionst 25.000 and nearly 15,000 for
Lister. Thrco progressive congress
men nro probably elected with the
second and third districts In doubt.
Tho Inltlntlvo and roforeiidum amend
ments to tho stnto constitution are
apparently adopted.
KANSAS WOMEN WIN.
in TRirn
II SEE FDOTE
Coos County Prisoner, Under
ueatn Sentence, Writes
From Salem Prison.
Frtfik Onrrlflnn li la Aiiflnn1 In
Restate penitentiary nt Salem under
win sentence for tho murder of Roy
n on Cooa n"y has written to
e Times. Uo snys that lio Is to bo
"Kited In five weeks but this was
T In case hanging wns not abolish-
at TUeSilnv'a nlnr.Hr.ti rinrlaml
" as follows:
.. i i!'n to 8tnto y a few facts
iJ ,.levo you Bta,d 'or rlfiht. Vou
i. MrFoto who was on tho Jury
v .V t0"Icd mo was up hero. God
the old man back to his family.
vi course I know Mr. Footo's and tho
,,,V sentlemen's verdict Is out of
iT L nd8- but whon a mlstnko such
' ISeV mnHn Ir ilin.ln t1.n. la ntltof
' to right It. You know that there
; gt a man j tho wholo stnto who
"letter ntmlln.i 4i i
1 nl.t.i """"' oy II lliuy iiiuuu
lurr ve t,lnn " who sat on that
kirn. ' naited tho Governor to
wne present my evidence to him In
X e of Mr- Footo who heard tho
wee at thetrlal. Would ho do It?
ftf ' aBd Eovornl times to seo Mr.
1 a wns Uon,ei1 tllo privilege.
Hose tVi. uq Bucn a mistaKo ns
lainWniV " "len mnuo l would uo
""WUI to rectlfv !t. fnr It lo n thlmr
m i M101 bo rlshted after death.
FrfoU . Je ln flve weoks from next
ioi Bith0U8h J am ns innocent ns
tlihes ' E,vo my fr,entls my ueBt
ritOPlTn TV nfminnnr,
8'ishmaii Made $70,000 Oft Sena-
,B AssOClatfiil P,'. m.. -.
V. ,wo iu 1UU JVVB
Lovrmv, D.a.y Times.)
ot a mi V ' ov 8- In tJl course
U dnJ ,L JL commissions alleged to
tt n. ho sa, ' Pictures from
Unl Iyo.of Slr Georgo Donaldson
Uson ?r..?iaes Senator Clark, Don-
tre hv ,nefl tnat no bought a plc-
Clark f"rn.e,r 'or ?30.000, sold It
KD8 rforJ75'000 and that a sea-
J.OOsi. unn vanGeyen bought for
m was sold for $25,000.
JOILV T, iv.r ..,.
ttle at.,1 e.,: .
-m ouii i-raiu'lsco Newspaper
(Br a.. V18" Stricken.
Associated Press to Tho Coos
ti'i ,... Bay Times.)
KaN2pN. Nov. 8.-John L.
'tlW ""y'sslon Seattle Post In-
ss of 1 elva Pectoris after an 111-
Uln to ifu w0r' HIb 1)otJy wUl be
YUI; ! b,rth Dlace at Crawfords-
I. ..' '"U.. TOP l.Mv.1.1 it. t--j
HHadrn.i!,buB,neB8 'r two days,
tlsco Calu Y b0U6ht tho San Fran-
Suffrago CnrrU'K In Sunllowcr Stnto by
no.ooo.
(Dy Associated Press to Tho Coos
nay Times.)
TOPE1CA. Kan.. Nov. 8. Women
Suffrngo carried In Knnsns by fifty
thousand,
SO.ME DELATED ItETUDNS.
(Dy Associated Press to Tho Coos
nay Times.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 8. Wilson's
Now York plurality Is about 100,000
ovor Taft.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 8. 1301
districts out of G.VJ3 In Pennsylvania
gavo Taft 211.050. Wilson, 270,8.0
and Roosovolt 295,019.
NEW YORK. Nov. 8 Governor
Johnson, dofontod progressive candl
dato for vice-president, said tho work
of tho Progressive party will go on
unnbated for tho next four years.
DANVILLE, III., Nov. 8. Frank J.
Ohnlr. democrntlc. was victor over
former speaker Josoph O. Cannon for
Congress In tho olghteonth district
by Cll plurality.
NEW YORK RESULTS.
Every Diamli of State Went Demo
cratic Tuesday.
(Dy Associated Press to Tho Coos
Day Times.)
NEW YORK. Nov. 8. New Jork
Stnto went domocratlc practically in
ovory brnnch of Its government. Su -zor
was elected governor by a plural
ity estimated at K.0.000 over . Hodges
ronublictin. his nearest competitor.
Tho loKlBlnturo Is strongly domocratlc.
In both branches. Tho total vote of
Now York city was SiiUer, 303.741.
Strauss. 103.57 .Hedges. 111.M0.
AbocaVhussmfor
dlBcrlmlnatloi, i .;,"
BOnteil uy i.ii; Mlinrwlso
tho Jewish vote which otherwise
would hnvo gone io oiruo.
TOO GOOD TO DE TRUE.
Presldent-Eloct Wilson Can Hardly
Resize Vlctxiiy.
(Dy Associated Press to Tho Coos
v ' nay Times.)
.nr,mr,M M T NOV. 8. I
SBMS'.SK. '; HSs
Mint It's true." repeated tho Goer
ior "It hain't quite dawned on me.
Ihave been In an Impersonal atmos
phere for the last three .months read-
llovo It Is true."
WILL OPERTE AGAIN.
Tnnbark Company Make Plans to
Open n Camp
It is reported In tho Port Oxford
said that ?13 a cord will be paid for
aSdJlvered at .th. wharf. Some
" r Xoe'V hvo" a "ikw Tanning
plant' at Redding. , Calif., snippeu
a rnrd for It. The raise. In
price is caused by the increased value
of timber.
REIMS II ALL REPORTED YET
Peirce and Meredith Contest
Uncertain Official Count
to Be Tomorrow.
Tho standing of tho election
locally hns not changed since yes
terday. Up to this nftcrnoon no
further returns had been received.
The totals nlrcndy given covered
tho cities mid larger precincts of
tho county nnd Included tho full
voto of 23 prcc.nctB out of 30 in
tho county. Tho others which havo
not been heard from will not like
ly mnlio any changes. Thoro mny
bo a fow moro scattering roturns
but It is not likely that thoro will
bo any further returns until tho
ofllclnl count Is mndo.
This nftcrnoon the Pclrcc-Mcro-dlth
contest wns still In doubt.
Tho returns from this county put
Pclrco 13 ahead nnd ho wns n fow
votes In tlib lend In Curry county
according to tho count no far nB
It hnd gono there. It Is cither
man's fight now nnd prpbnbly It
will be necessary to wait for tho
olllclal count to determlno which
man is elected.
Thoro appears to bo no doubt
nboat I. S. Smith being elected.
Uo hns sufficient lend so that ho
could Bcnrccly bo beaten, although
Stemmler hnd a big lead In Cur
ry county.
Tho county clerk hns not yet
started on tho olllclal count nnd
will not do so until nil tho elec
tion precincts havo turned ln their
ballots.
VOTE SHOWN
OK MEASURES
McLnln For Place.
When It became evident todny
thnt Harry Lano would probably
win for United States senator from
Oregon, thoro wns consldornblo re
joicing among tho oldor residents
of tho Day who know Dr. Lano
whon ho resided In Mnrshflcld 30
years ago.
It was also reported that Hugh
McLnln of Maraliflold was likely to
bo appointed United States marshal
ror ureron lit enso ur. i.nno wins.
PORT OREORD !
r II It N T IS III
Selling Beat Lane Three
Votes in That Part of
County.
M
IS
OF
REPORTED TO BE THE PLAN
COUILLE
COOS BAY IS
Tho following Is tho voto for Port
Orford precinct of Curry county ac
cording to tho Trlbuno:
For Presldont: Taft 20, Wilson 22,
Dobs 15, Roosovolt, 42.
Wrf nftnrnflnnlntlVD In f?nill?rn!
Cnmpbcll 17, Hnwioy 47, Rlchnrds
Summary Is Given On Each
Proposition Voted Upon
in Coos County.
Some addltlonnl figures havo
beon reeolved on tho measures.
Tho totnls on each mensuro so fnr
follow:
300, Woman's Suffrago Yes,
890; 110, CUD. Iffl cj,T, I ' ailllmnn 1
302, To Crcato Lloutonnnt Gov- Por Unod 8tnt0B Sonntor In Con
ernor -ies, 022; no, 381. gross: Dourno 18, Clnrko 7, Lnno 27,
304, For Uniform System of Rnmp 12, Soiling 30.
Taxation Yes, 291; no, 401. For Secrctnry of Stnto: Kennedy
300 To Levy Tax on Dlfforont 11, Olcott 59, Reddnwny 13, Ryan
Clnsscs of Property Yes, 397; no, 9, Whlto 4.
in i For JuBtlce of tho Supremo Court:
308. To Prohibit Emergency In nrlght 4, Enkln 48, Slater 15, Wcn-
any Act Regulating Taxation vor 14.
YCS, 745; no, UaS. ' for uiur nun I'lmu uiiiiumiBiuiiui ,
tin A..i..i.ininnia in tin Carried Dnrzco 13. Dunbar 9. Lon 15. Mlcklo
by n 'Majority of Electors Instead . , , , ,
of by n Majority ot Thoso Voting For Rnllrond Commissioner: Voget
on It-Yes. 233; no. 442. 6, Campbell 54.
31" Mailing nnnic anicunuiuuin rui iius ' ""'"
llnhlo for Deposits Yes, 511; no, Harris 47.
imiiio ir uW j Vw prosecuting Attornoy: Drown
314 Giving Moro power to nan- u. unnnon n, unniwou i, i.ong i
rond 'Commission Yes, 47C; no,! For Senator: Smith 34, Stomn:
" ii fi Clnckamns County Division For Representative: Hall 9, Mor-
Yes 117' no, 444. edlth 72, Polrco li, sowiemnnn -i.
3"0 Mlliago nill for University. For County Judgo: Huntloy 9, Van
and" Agricultural Collego Yes, Polt 11. Wood 79.
3C4: no, 3CD. . ' l ,,r nuunu. uunw , '""
i" Regarding Majority lor iu, wamor -io.
Adopting nnd Rejecting Measures For County Clork: Chnstaln 12,
Yos. 233; no. 301. . Donnhuo 10, Stannnrd 71.
34 Road Dond Act Limiting For County Treasurer: Cnuglioll
Dond 'issue Yes, 327; no, 330. 00.
3"C To Crento Stato Highway, For County Assessor: Stolnor 75,
DPiiartmont Yes, 173; no, 470. iTolmnn 49, Woodruff 27.
3"S To Puf Into Effect tho For School Superintendent: Guor
Stato Printing noard Dec. 1. Yes. In 10, Smith CO
ooq. nn 349 ; Fr County Survoyor: Cunnlff 25,
330, TO UrOniO HOIOI 1Bihi ami. ua,
Dinmlor
IN THE LEAD
Shipped More Lumber to San
Francisco Than Any
Other Port.
Coos Day Ib still In tho lend of nil
other Pacific coaBt harbors in tho
amount of (Ir nnd apruco lumber ship-
r.od Into Snn Francisco liny. Tho Ml
lowing figures show tho amount of
lumber from ench port received in
San Frnnclsco Day from Oct. 14 to
29, ns given In tho Western Pioneer
Iumbormnn:
Columbia River 050,000
Grnys Hnrbor 1,502,000
Coos Dny 0,325,000
Wlllnpn 2,450,000
Ilnndon 590,000
Astoria 3,100,000
Evorott 1,400,000
Aberdeen 2,015,000
Gnmblo 050,000
Umpqun 200,000
Sluslnw 175,000
SPOTTED FEVER
PROVES FATAL
q ooo nn. 4C4.
332. Eight-Hour Law Yes, 332;
n332414,To Establish Corporation
t, i,t Vh 377; no. 249.
uu . I...V... --. . -; ot-,n rnn.
l?it. Pfti-nnnfi Vnlann 90
For County Commissioner: Colo
grovo 03. Hnrt 12, Wilson 13.
Fort Port Commissioner: Chono
woth 77, Hughes 11, Nodlno 10,
Smith 8. gyiinam u. wniio u.
DEATH
ENDS
SAD
CAREER
ilfi Prohibiting or mmo v;o- ninnii o. tjyiinain y. vnuo ou.
vlct Labor by Individuals Yes, For Justico of tho Peace: Wright
inn, nn OOI I 40.
338 Prohibiting Employment of. For Prohibition C4. ognlnst 22.
rn... ' n Pnnniv Convicts by In- "
dlvldunls and nllowing thorn to
work on roads Yes, 489; no,
08
" 340, Creating Stnto Road Doard
Yes. 201; no, 393.
242 To Prohibit Stnto from
Having Rond Indebtedness In ex
cess of 2 por cont Yes, 32C; no,
303
o'n Aiinwtne Twenty Year
Tnr.,i 'nonds. Limiting the Issue GRADUATE OF VASSAR COL-
Yes, 37C; no. 370. , I LEGE KNOWN HERE AS MAY
340. Prohibiting Counties Votlngi ATIIERTON, DIICS IN MARSH-
Moro Than 2 Per Cont for Road. FIKM),
Bonds Yes, 308; no, 332. Mav Atherton died yesterday aftor-
,S' nn ,0TowM-Ve r 292; no noon In this city. She had been 111 a
ties and Towns les, -a, ' iong tlmo nnd her death was expect-
s50. Taxation of Income-Yes, ed. A complication of ' Brlpht's dJB
275: no. JIM. . i , ,,Mi Mlaa Athnrton nt one tlmo
J"!BiT5Tm occupied nather notorious position
iroiu " -- ;. Yes. hero ns a resident or mo reu ugni
3G4. Exempting Mortgages xes, '7 ;"..,,, ,. ..ntll ni.
281o'rn0' irinc inheritance Tax noss overtook her, she was i quite well
" ' v . o7i" nn 401 . H"0 Cliea m a lime houbu uuut.
Laws Yes, 202. no. iui. . . . ,ace wnch wa8
358. Fixing reign.. . ' formerly a resort and whore she was
35Ln,in; nnlo Good Roads being looked after by another woman
3C0' "ve ooo- no 539. of tho demimonde. The place Is next
Me,o,rv!Rine Various FormB of door to a larger house where Miss
o.3.C2s5Siment"YeB 420; no.. Atherton for a number of years dur
Stato Management es, isu. .j tJjo t)mo wqb m(JBt promtn.
4R3. . ... -.ii in ti,n lv roRlrlml nfl nronrlct-
Cltles
OQQ
Little Son of Mr. and Mrs.
1 Ennenhoff of North
Broadway Dies.
JulliiB Egonlioir, tho twonty-two
months old son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm.
Egonhoff of North llrondway, died to
day of corobro spinal meningitis, tho
drondod "spotted fovor" which caused
nn nlnrmlng list of donths In Portland
nnd othor cities Inst year.
Tho baby had boon 111 for nbout a
week but until yestordny, It was
thought to bo mirroring from stomncii
trouble Dr. Ilousoworth wns called
In last night and pronounced It to bo
meningitis. Tho baby was too fnr
gono to respond to any trcntmont.
Dr. Ilousoworth, owing to tho so
verity of tho dlscnso nnd tho danger
of contagion, advised againBt n puu
Ho 'funernl. In consequence Inter
ment will tnko plnco tomorrow nt
Coos River with prlvnto sorvlces.
WILL CLOSE PLANT.
North Rend Condeiisary Not to Oper
ate) Any More.
Tho milk condonsnry at North
Dond la to bo closed Nov. 15, nccord
nig to an nnnouncomont mndo by T.
It. Shorldnn of Rosoburg who Is tho
chlof ownor. Tho mncblnory will bo
tnknn nut nt tlin 1)11 11 (II II IT and llkoly
moved to somo othor Hold but just
whore has not neon announced, i no
ronson for closing tho plant is thnt
it has boon Impossible to soruro sufll
clont milk from tho rnnchors.
Rumored That Dollar Lumber
Company Is Working
on Project.
NOW HANDLING '
MUCH OF OUTPUT
It Is Snid Effort Is Being
Made to Include All
Plants. j
(Speclnl to Tho Tlmos.')
COQUILLE, Nov. 8. It Is re
ported hero thnt tho Dollar Lum
ber Company Is bohlnd n movo ta
effect n merger of all tho lumber
mills on the Coqulllo river. While
the matter has bcou kept very
quiet, It Is understood that con
sldornblo progress has boon mnds
and that It Is not unllkoty that
It will go through.
E. E. Johnson, who hns boon
moro or Ices closely nssoclntol
with tho Dollar Lumber Compnny
In their connection with tho Hnn
dolph Compnny, Is nlso In the
Lyons nnd Johnson Mill near nan
don nnd tho Coqulllo Mill nn4
Morcantllo Compnny nt Coqulllo.
Ho also handled tho output of the
Coqulllo Lumber Compnny which
recently wont Into tho hands of a
receiver. Mr. Johnson Is nlso In
terested In tho Kruso Shlnglo mill
nnd tho logging cqmpnuy thnt fur
nishes tho logs for tho Randolph
mill nnd which Is building n rail
road up Dear Creek to n big trnct
of timber owned by tho Dollar
people
Outside of tho lumber business
on tho Coqulllo River that Is han
dled by E. 13. Johnson, thoro nre
two mills, tho Coqulllo Lumber
Co., which wont Into tho hands ot
a receiver nnd Is prohnbly easily
purchasable and tho Prospor Mill
Compnny nt Prospor.
Thoro Is nlso tho Goorgo W
Monro Lumber Company at Dandos
which l tho largest mill on tho
rlvor. It Is understood to bo the
plnn to got nil tho mills In.
Whether tho plan will tnko In
tho logging rompnnlos Is not at
presont known.
STORM TODAY
SEVERE
MORE TROUBLE
WITH WIRES
4hi onoMni Graduated Slnglo
Tax-Yes, 620; no. 932.
300, To Aooiisii "i'
mentYes. 027: no. 049.
a Prohibiting Boycotting
Yos. 293: no. 434. a .. ,n
370. PronjDiunB ?"-"" 2
Streets wunoui perum .
ont In the city, resided ns propriet
ress. Miss Atherton was a woman of
good birth and education. She vas
a graduate of Vassar collego and fas
a member of a good family of the
east. Her mother and several sisters
reside ln a city in New York state.
They do not Know or ner position m
No. 434. si75 000 for this city but havo been notified of her
37.2', &W n uiidlne University death. The burial will bo In this c y.
Administration Building, unn en. ht nQme Jg Bad (o bfl Lott(J
of Oregon Yes 190 no.. hep Jb t0 bo at
374, ApPropnauiiH y -. - Saiamanca, N. Y. Whether her ro
Llbrary at State universuy IatVes there will try nnd have tho
"ttebo?. County Single Tax- bod, r sent there for burial Is un
Yes, 576; no, 1052.
Western Union Reaches Rose
burg But Cannot Get
Portland Today.
Tlio Western Union wires nro
out of commission again today.
This tlmo tho troublo is nt Roso
burg. Tho wires aro working
from here to Rosoburg, but It is
lmr.naall.1n Ir. rpndl Portland On
account of somo troublo out of
tm, ...., 'Phn wcRtnrn union oi-
flco hero was uncertain as to
whether thoro would bo any wiro
by tonight.
TELEPHONE DOWN.
Tho tolephono lino from hero to
Rosoburg Is down this afternoon. It
operated for a tlmo but at noon broke
down. It wns thought possible that
the lino might bo up somo tlmo to
night. WILL TAKE CAPITAL.
Dulgnrlaiis Expected to Occupy Con
stantinople Very Soon.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times)
LONDON, Nov. 8. Temporary oc
cupation of Constantinople by tho
Bulgarians Is regarded by Russia as
Inevitable says a St. Petersburg dis
patch to the Dally Mall. Even fear
of permanent occupation Is expressed,
TERRIFIC WIND BLOWING AT
LIGHTHOUSE AND SHIPS KV
COUNTER HEAVY WEATHER
Tho gnlo nt son today Is n ter
rific one It was roportod this,
nftornoon that at tho lighthouse
tho wind was blowing nt tho rate
of 70 or 80 miles nn nour. Tho
four vossols which woro In tho
lowor bny got out, but thoy wilt
oncauntor vory rough wonthor.
Tho storm Is nno of tho worst ot
tho season. No accidents nt boh
havo yet been reported,
HEAVY GALE BLOWING
RontK Aro In tlio !,oucr Day Waiting
Clianco to Get Out.
CROSS OUT.
Tho Nairn Smith, Nowborg, 1
Rodondo and tho Alllnnco an
crossed out this aftomoon.
A heavy galo Is blowing off Coos
Bay and boats nro unablo to loavn.
Tho Nann Smith, Rodondo nnd Al
llnnco nro all In tho lowor bny wait
ing for nn opportunity to got out but
tho conditions todny wero not favor
able for tho vessols to loavo.
HAVE NTCW IDEAS.
Democrats Plan to Mnliitnln Active
Machine,
(By Associated Press to The Coot
Bay Times)
NEW YORK, Nov. 7. Demo
cratic loaders proposo to Intro
duce sovoral political novoltlos, It
Is said. A proposed foaturo It the
maintenance of tho Domocratlc na
tional committee ns a continuous
working institution, tjio coiuuu
mont of n government suggestion
box to which citizens throughout
tho country might submit tholr
Ideas on governmental affairs na
been suggested.
SPECIAL CANDY SALE STAF
FORD'S Sntuitluy and Sunday CAR
AMELS 5c KT pound.
When in need '
PLUMBING,
HEATING,
Usheet METAL WORK,
OALTj 101-J
PIONEER IIDW'RE CO.,
When done by us It Is done rlgU