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i.,nMUhcd In 1878
. Tho Const Mail.
i XXXV
ifffiiiiVE r
AGREED 10 CONSIDER PEACE
MARSHFIELD. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 19 12. EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Timet), Const Mall
ntul Coos Ray Advertiser.
No. 102.
L That Two Countries
0n "'J?1,,,- UIHUnllt I
Hay scnie vviiuuui
Furincr rujn"u-
OLERA IS KILLING
JHE TUnMon ouluiuho
nditfons at Constantinople
Are baia io on vuiy
Bad now.
. p.t..! rf io foot nr Timw.j
Avnnv. Nov. 15. Bulgnrln niul
Eia lw nnrccil upon nnm
. .MxinMnc In a HDCClnl I10W8
V dispatch which renched this
; His aiwrnuun '"" ""
iink'nrlmm Move.
ZbmMi ntn lo Com Hr Tlmn.1
lIHEXS, Nov 10 rwoivo tnou
Ecn of tho Bulgarian army
;th recently renched Snlnnlkl nf-
tU city nnd surrenuerca io inu
rli left tlicro tociny. nioro
imlf 6UUU JiiliKiirnui iiuuiw n-
h:jf In Snlonlkl.
Turns iying.
, imU1I TrtM lo Cooi nr Tlmri.1
raVSTANTINOI'LK. Nov. 15.
utter hopes tho Turks may
e( maintaining a lino of do-
vi at Tchntnlkjn dlBnppcarod
tie outbrcnk or cliolora. An
HltaeBS declares ho saw 2C3
r,w burled In ono very shnl
iinnch nt Hnilemkoiil, tho hend-
bttrt of tho Turkish command-
IS-cSlef on Tuesday. Tho lioil-
vtre dragged to tho trenchea
Ms.
lie spathy nnd sullon rcslgnn-
itlth which tho Turks faco tho
'a ol overwhelming dlsnstor do-
tm comment. Tho sovoro nppll
!oa of martini Inw provontB pub-
iifrtssion or any crltlciam of
i torernment. Tho Krent masH
VoiJems, howovor, aro Inclined
lor to tho Incvltnblo nnd nc-
tt without violent opposition
ut they regard tho dictates of
i fates.
Turkey Want lo Quit.
t? lwlilI rrrti to Coo Itar TlmM.l
WXD0.V, Nov. M. With tho
:m armies henton In ovorv
:'J daring tho month of war
i tow lohlnd tho fortifications
raitalja defondlng tho cnpltal
tie emnlro. (ho otlomnn env-
seat has appealed to nulgnrla
i a srmisuco pending tho opon-
oi Begounuons ror ponco, nc-
-r to an nfllrlnl illanntoli rn.
;'l from Constnntlnoiilo today.
- itrai, ir any, Turkey lias
mi, nan not boon disclosed.
JBiist, howover, In tho opinion
tiplomats. bo unlimited If thnv
'.to Mvo ncceptnblo to Bui-
' )lth thn lnnt i1ninnonu nt
JUntinoplo in her nnnds, Bui-
-atlM excopt on conditions of
Sfvher f!1" mltnry ndvnntago.
e E 7 llnVo ,ho support ot
---i'vuh iiuwurs in nor ro-
ror a cesantinn nt linotimic
: irmlltlfn naVnil fnn 1... rr.,,..,, '
J 'Sect onlv tim fii.nn n ti.l
-J fortlflentlons, whllo tho
i u urPean powers havo tn
n,i.tho obJcct or Putting nn
I'kin ie ,wnr ,n nU Pni"ts of tho
" Penlnsnln ir..ii 4i. ...
'indirection of ponco, tho fight-
t AQrlanannln Mnnnoii. o..
fil"ll In Othop nnrltnna nf'.Tnr.
:!knT'LEuroRean domain will
rwae. no nintter lin nnirin
the appeal mado by Kiamll
rw,ar'".r"I'lt'.
Cfivoi.. 7 ' t00' "' Time
atrnfiVni """i' ruutnou mo
"t at h 1,oa. on tl10 ninck Sen
arm VmTi v,"li,uco or tiio uoa-
jltii uu,n a ow miles of tho
fiCnU Prf" Coo. iff, Time
"te n.i . ,h forco holstod tho
Trlia J. d ail"ondored to tho
,, rmy near Monastir yestor-
Th. ,...SC0IIB. I
I salted n . "" Barao today ro- I
LTq " a score of o to o.
rnouM.n0n on the now f00t"
l l..UD(l? Hear Conl nnnlr Tnlnt
11 team Is n, ll.lgh Bcho0' fot:
tha rl8. ?'ylng Myrtlo Point
. . vua rniinti. t. i..
We Poin7, ,a ,n attendance. Tho
on '"I leam Camn mmr Inil.v
KSl ?'sht
were enthusiastic.
Hr T.uTrro .. -:i.-
4g4 I'MCKlTriaiiB Is at
lol iSSni.11!? ,Marah'lol(l High
U .' 0,(? football ral-
BOT
MALICS at BARTERS.
KS?Ett COPK'niTTc ".. D.
)7-J8t0ck' Seo A B Seaman,
Lt"JindT7rir :. .
uKU'g "" JIH.JV He
P"u co7: .:-:
v4UO ai uaiixtsu'B.
1
OF
PLANNED
McNamara Brothers Intended
to Continue Blowing
1 Up Buildings.
(Ilr AmocIUM I'm. lo Coo. lUr Timet.
INDIANAPOLIS, Intl., Nov. 1C
McNamara brothers dotorinincd nf
tor tho Los Angeles Times oxplo
slon to enrry on a "campaign of
torror," nccordlng to tho testimony
of Nat Franco and Earl N. Adams,
ownor nnd manngor of tho quarry
nt DlooniHvlllo, Ohio, who testified
that 1800 pounds of dynnmlto was
stolon from them. Part thoy ro
covorcd from a shed at tho homo
of Ortlo McMnnlgnl's father at Tif
fin, Ohio. McManlgnl testified ho
nnd Jnmes 11. McNamnra, on In
structions from John J. McNnmnrn
hnulod nwny tho dynnmlto from tho
tiunrry In a wagon nt night.
Ortlo McManlgnl testimony was
Interrupted todny to cnnblo tho
govornmont to question other wit
nesses. Moro than 100 witnessos,
Including 30 from tho Pnclflc Const
tiro In waiting. McMnnlgnl so far
named 17 of -IC men now on trlnl
In connection with tho dynnmlto
conspiracy.
ROOSEVELT
HII THE LEAD
Has a Plurality of Forty-Eight
Over Wilson in Call-
1 fornia.
Illy AMtfcUtt-1 I'l" " Co0 UT Tim". I
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IC Wil
son pnred eight votes from Rooso
volt'B plurality In California today
nftor n closer Inspection of tho re
turns from Alameda county. Tho
not result was to glvo Roosovolt n
plurality In tho entire stnto of b
votes.
Johnson ri:m:asi:d.
Negro PuglllM Give 80,00 Rail
in Clilciigo.
Uf AwooUte4 rrtu lo Too. iur Tlraw.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15. Jack John
son, tho negro pugilist, n8Cd "f
violation of tho Mann white slao
act. was rolensed from custody to
dny before Judgo Carpenter n
ho United States district court In
bonds of J30.000. Tho $ T
contod by tho court woro tho pug
iffi mother. Tiny Johnson, nnl
Matthew S. Raldwln. a real estate
dealer. Johnson was token to the
county Jail last Friday and Blnco
has made many of forts-to regain
his freedom. . .
Ab Johnson was leaving tho
court house ho was rearrested on
a cliorso of assault for having at
tacked" newspaper l08 X
Friday. Ho was put undor a casn
bond of $400 later. The plioto
graphor filed suit for J10.00U
against Johnson.
JOHN M'ISAACS DEAD.
Well Known Coos Ray jy lo
Player Succumbs nt Hospital.
John Mdsaacs, who attained con
siderable fame on Coos Bayas a
n;i hnd been bedfast for nuoui
ffo ol Port "o.d.CW nrolon I.-
been a reswom g vMev at
seven or eight ears u a Jn
British Columbia survive him.
Tho funeral will be held I at 10
o'clock Saturday l"u,","hl,"Vrnrsh
Monlca's Catholic church, Marsh-
Mr Mclsaacs was rated as one
of ho very fow good bagpipe play
ers In tho State of Oregon.
i
. ...-m nt 'Printer &
NEW SllirJiri- ' .A.we nt
Oreart FAMOUS CANDIES at
LEWIS'.
' r, i. 1 ,1 KTAIIT
RlSnd1 R their FLOUR of
HAINES. .
THANKSGIVING tally and place
CARDS. Also iPg fy
NOVELTIES at NORTON A- ""
SEN'S TWO STORES.
'"'" i.iim.i'iun.ijj i.ii mM.M.nii.ini..i. i w n i m i , , hi,,
Ajyry water systemI'IHIFI VF PERSONS ENIOKQ
TIIL stntlstlcs nnd water rates given in yesterday's Times wero
compiled from reports from water companies in nil sections
Tn,,,, ortnV.,Un,to Stntos nml Included San Frnnclsco, Portland,
t J, ' . ontn' sl,oktto and Los Angeles, ns woll as Enstcm cities,
lodnj s Installment gives rates In some Mlddlo West cities.
In every Instnnco thoso HgurcB arc authentic nnd ofuclnl, being tnk-
v.. ..u, lujiuiiB iiiiiuc iiy oiuccrs oi mo wntcr company In every case,
luonunueci rrom Yesterday.) j
Commenting on tlic foregoing
tables, tho tlrst thought occurring
to mo Is How can wo account
Tor siii-h u wide difference In the
charges for tho snnio service? It
Is easy to understand why tho
cost of service for a filtration sys
tem should bo higher than where
water Is supplied from wolls or
springs, ns tho orlglnnl outlny for
a filtration system Is usually moro
oxpciiBlvo nnd tho upkeep Is nlso
much higher, hut tho variation Is
as grcnt between cities whero well
wntor Is supplied, ns whero water
Is supplied from filtration. Tho
method of distributing ontors Into
this to a great extent.
In many cities tho water Is
pumped from n much lower level
than In others. Tho altitude of
tho city and lovol of tho water
from which supply Is taken enter
Into tho cost of distribution or do
ivory. Tho cltlos which nro for
tunnto enough to recelvo their wn
tor supply by gravity Into their
supply well from which It enn bo
pumped, can furnish wnter to tho
consumer chonpor thnn the towns
or cities which nro compolled by
existing conditions to lift tho wa
pr from n considerable depth Into
tho supply woll from which It Is
pumped Into tho mnlns direct or
Into a reservoir. This Is an de
ment of cost Hint can not bo avoid
ed and will mnko an additional ex
penso In cities whoro wnter must
bo pumped twlco, run from 10 to
30 iter cent, nccordlng to roports
received on this Itom of expense
Tho following which nro tho 30
largest cities in tho Stntes show n
very wldo rango of rates. This
schedule was furnished me by
Hums & McDonnoll, englncors, lo
cated at Kansas City:
Rule Per 1(1(10 Gallons.
Highest Lowest
W. Rate.
Now York io
Chlcngt io
Philadelphia ' 04
St. Louis 30
Boston in 2-3
Rnltlmoro 0C
Clovolnnd 05 1-3
Buffalo 0(5
tSnn Frnnclsco... 33 1-3
Cincinnati n 2-3
Pittsburg 18
Now Orleans 25
Dotrolt OR 5-0
Mllwnukeo 00
Washington 03
Nownrk 15
Jorsoy City 20
Loulsvlllo 15
Minneapolis 08
Providence 20
Indlnunpolls 18
Kansas City 25
St. Pnul 13 1-3
Rochester 1-1
Donvor 17
Allegheny 10
Toledo 10
Columbus 08
Worcester 25
Syrncuso 18 2-3
Now Haven IS
Patorson 30
Fall Rlvor 21
tSt. Joseph 30
tOinnlin 35
Los Angeles 07
Rato.
10
10
04
10
10 2-3
00
05 1-3
02
IC
08 2-3
00
07 1-2
02 1-2
00
03
0!)
CI
Ofi
08
15
01 1-2
05
0C 2-3
10
10
08
03 1-2
08
10
04 2-3
13 2-3
0G 2-3
07 1-2
on
10
07
IN A SILVER
MINE l HUH
JPrlvnto ownorshlp.
Tho most striking fenturo In this
report Is nlso tho wido rango of
rates with tho city of Washington
municipal plant sotting tho low
flguro with their 3 cont flat rate
for all consumers, largo and small
and San Frnnclsco with tho prlvato
plant's maximum rate of 33 1-3
cents and minimum rato of IC
cents, Omaha, another private
plant, until recontly, with 35 cents
maximum rato nnd 10 conts for
minimum; St. Joseph, Mo., 30 cent
maximum and G cent minimum.
You will notice from this scned
ulo that tho threo prlvato plants
havo tho distinction of having tho
threo highest rates of tho 30 larg
est cities In tho unueu btnies.
Taking tho avorago of tho re
maining 33 cltlos, a fraction less
ihmi 15 cents per 1000 gallons is
tho averago of tho maximum rato
charged. This schedule of rates
furnishes additional proof that mu
nlelnal ownership of nubile utili
ties Invariably furnish as good If
not better service than private
ownorshlp and Invariably at less
cost
n'no of tho peculiarities of tho
correspondence received Is that
there was not a single reply to
ii iinniirnris of letters written on
this subject that did not advocate
municipal ownership of water
works and oloctrlo light and power
plants, giving ns their reason tho
fact Hint it would tend to better
service nt less cost to tho people.
Getting nway from tho general
report, outsldo of tho state, and
taking up rates in Iowa, I find of
the 330 cities reported there are
310 municipal and 20 private. Of
on nrivnto renorted. one at least
has been since taken oyer by the
city. While there is a wido dif
ference In rates in tho cities of
Iowa, tho same bwwiubui ".",:'
ing tnblo of rates, expenso, gonor
nl Information gives us somo idea
of the cost of servico nnd also tho
receipts from plnnts of dlfforent
cltlos hnvlng n population of S00
or more up to tho largest cities in
the stnte. Whllo not ns compro
honslvo ns I would llko to have, it
Willi throw somo light on this sub
ject: Contcrvlllo. Population 7000.
Prlvato plant. Rnto 50 conts per
1000 gallons. Sovonty-flvo hydrants
at $52 each nor annum. J3800.
street flushing, $552. Expenso for
flushing nnd hydrants cost $!.-
. a o mm lovy to meet tho
expenso of wntor furnished from
ono deep well. Amount of water
pumped dnlly, 130,000 gallons. If
that Is truo, Ccntorvlllo Is surely
a dry town. Tho normal amount
or wator ror n town of 7000 peo
plo would bo about 300.000 unl
Ions. At 50 cents flnt rate, this
would mean $200 n day for tho
plant. Not n bad return for tho
owner, Homor C. Crawford.
Clierokee. Population 5000. A
municipal plnnt. Flat rato of 25
cents per month to all customers.
About ten por cont of wntor Is
furnlshod froo of charge. About
100,000 gallons pumped dnlly on
nn nvorngo. Forty-flvo hydrants, n
public wator trough; about 20,000
gallons used dnlly for flushing nnd
street sprinkling and pumps. Prcs
suro from stnnd plpo. Vnluo of
plant nnd nil property connected
with servico about $G0,000. Cost
of operating nnnunlly, $1800. Re
ceipts ror Inst year, $5240. Plant
showing n sninll profit. Lovy for
water fund, 5 mills. Whllo this
Is not ns good as a great number
of our reports, nnd tho clerk
states thoy need somo now machin
ery, It will compnro fnvornbly with
Contorvlllo, which has private
ownorshlp. Tho 5 mill lovy Is
snld to bo used mostly for exten
sions. Ccdnr Ropids. Population 35,
000. Municipal plant. Amount of
water consumed dally, 2,500,000
gallons. 4G3 II ro hydrants. No
oharco Is mado for flro hydrants
or Hushing or wntor troughs. Wa
ter is obtained from wolls nnd tho
river. Jowoll filtration system Is
used. Wntor docs not flow Into
wolls by gravity, must bo lifted
with milium. Cost of iiuninlnir nnd
tho totnl vnluo of nil proporty of
plant, $700,000. (iross earnings,
$82,097. Cost or operating, $4!),
800. Not profit, $33,000. Add
to this 4C3 hydrants nt $10 ench.
$18,520. Stroot and sower flush-
lug nnd wntor troughs, $2,500.
Gives a total profit of $50,000.
Davenport, Iown. Population,
43,000. Dnlly consuinpton about
4,000,000. Rnto 30,000 gallons or
less, $0 a year. 30,000 to 240,'
000 gallons, 33 conts per 1000 gal
lons. 10 conts por 1000 for tho
excess, For 250,000 n month, 10
conts por 1000. Largest consum
ers, 8 cents por 1000. City, 15.-
000,000 gnllons frco for street
flushing, also freo to city hall, li
brary, flro stations, schools, parks
and watering troughs. 749 flro
hydrants nt $38 each, $28,4G2.
about 21,000,000 gallons for flush
ing at 8 conts, $1,050. Totnl,
$30,000. Water from Mississippi
rlvor flows In by gravity to tho
pumps. These- Davenport rates aro
most llboral of any city reporting
that service Is furnished from n
prlvato plant.
Howovor, compared with Codar
Rapids, ono of tho neighboring
cities whero a munlclpnl plant Is
operated, and la somewhat smaller
than Davenport, It does not com
pare favorably. Cedar Rapids hav
ing a not profit from tho opera
tion of Its plant of $33,000 por
annum, and also about $20,000 in
sorvlco.
Tho residents of Codar Rapids
havo a hotter rato than their
neighbors at Davenport, nnd whllo
tho Dnvonport Water Company do
sorvo somo credit for tholr liber
ality, they fall to get Into tho class
with llko cities under municipal
servico. Tho actual difference
when compared being no less than
$G3,000 not in favor of Cedar Ra
pids. (Tomorrow tho rates In smaller
cltlos nnd towns will bo published.)
SOLD EXPLOSIVES
SAYS HTM
KNEW PLANS
More Accusations Are Made
in Dynamite Conspiracy
Case Today.
(Mr AxcxIatM frru to Coo. llr TlmM,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Nov. 15.
Direct chnrges that Frank M. Ryan,
president of tho International As
soclntlon of Ilrtdgo and Structural
Ironworkers, had full knowledge of
tho explosions nnd that ho oven
ndvlscd tho dynnmlters to dlsgutso
themselves, wns mndo by Ortlo IS.
McMnnlgnl In his confession In tho
dynnmlto conspiracy trial.
McManlgnl said ho nnd Herbert
S. Hockln bought 120 quarts of
ultro-glycerliio nt Albany, Ind., nnd
removed lb to Indlnunpolls. At ono
timo when eighty quarts of tho cx-
PIobIvo was stored In a vault In
tho Ironworkers' oftlco, tho witness
snld McNnmnrn remarked : "If
this should explode tlicro would not
bo enough people left In Indlnnnp-
oiis to tell wunt iinppoiicci. '
Two Young Women Who
Were Visitors Were
Among Victims.
ARE SAFELY RESCUED
FROM MINE TODAY
Cave-in Made Trap in Which
Miners and Others Arc
Caught.
WOMHN HKSCl'KI).
SALT LAKH, Nov. 15.
Eight miners nnd four visitors
Including two young dnughtors
of Foromnn Alexander, who
woro Imprisoned In Old Horn
silver mlno by a cave-In last
night wore- rescued at noon to
dny. All nro well and un-hnrmed.
GOES TO JAIL.
Heavy Souteuce for IIoikIsiiiiiii of
Jack Johnson, Pugilist.
(Ilr AMOvLtc.l rrn. lo Coo. Ilr Tlmn.)
CHICAGO, Nov. 15. Albort C.
Jones, n renl estato Ucalor who
signed tho $30,000 bond for Jack
Johnson In nn attempt to obtain
tho negro pugilist's rolcnso from
Jnll, was today sentenced to ono
year In Jnll for contempt of court
by Fodoral Judgo Land Is.
Jones, It Is charged by Judgo
Landls, "wilfully nnd mnllclously
lied undor oath In court In rela
tion to his ownorshlp of proporty."
Jones will appeal.
BECOMES HEIR
TO $51,00010
Witness Gives Damaging Testimony
in Dynnmlto Case.
Or Aoclta Prm to Coo. n.r Time..
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 15.
James B. McNamara's purchaso of
500 pounds of nltro-golatlno, with
part of which he blew up tho Los
Angolea Times building, was de
scribed at tho dynamite conspiracy
trlnl today, by George II. Phillips,
assistant superintendent of a pow
der company. Phillips lesimeu
thnt Hnntember 23. 1910, seven
days before tho Los Angeles ex
plosion, ho delivered to threo men
nt thn nowder company's wharf In
Oakland, ten cases of explosive,
which weighed 50 pounds. One of
the men, said the witness, was
Wr Awofl.tftl ITrf. lo Coo. njr TlmM")
SALT LAKH, Nov. 15. Twolvo
persons, four of them visitors, In
cluding two young women nro en
tombed In tho workings of thn
Old Horn silver mlno at Frisco,
Utah. Tho visitors aro uninjured
on tho 300-foot lovol. Tho fnto
of soven miners on lower levels In
uncertain. The workings from tho
300-root to the 700-foot levels
caved In Inst utght. Tho Impris
oned young women nro Daisy nnd
Hnzol Roy, dnughtors of tho fore
man, who wont Itno tho mlno with
David Banks nnd Arnold Robinson,
sightseers, nnd tholr guide, the
night shift boss, Jnmes Riley. Thoy
communlcniod through tho air
pipes from tho 300-foot lovol that
thoy are uninjured.
MINES KILL MANV.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.
I There woro 1453 men killed In
I nnd about tho coal mines of
tha United Stntes during eight
months of this year, nccordlng
to tho burcnu of mines.
TRIES TO BUY
BIGHT OF WAY
Vincent Astor Takes Title to
Fortune of His Late
Father.
(nr AMOcUteJ I'iym to Coo. nr Time,
NEW YORK. Nov. 15. Today Is
Vincent Astor's 21st birthday. Ho
took tho lognl title to tho fortuno
of Ills father, Col, J. J. Astor, os
tlmntod at $80,000,000. of which
Vincent received approximately
$07,000,000.
RIG EXPRESS ROBRKRV.
(Ilr AMOfltttx I'mi to Coo. Iljr Tlinm,
LAKE CHARLES, La., Nov. 15.
Tho Wolls-Fargo Express Com
pnny ofllco was robbed of a pack
ago of currency -.mounting to $25,
000 early yesterday. Thornton Clin
vis, night express clerk, who re
ported tho robbery, has boon nr-rcBted.
TELLS STORY
OF
S
-- il ti.UU n Karl
In Towa as in "otter states that the ". third "looked
cost of service s considerably less I eft ee'Moxnnaan r Phllp8 identl
where munlc pal plants are oner- live a , t nnd wrappinBs
Gunman Testifies Regarding
Murder of Gambler Ros
enthal in New York.
IDr AuocLtod rr to Coo. Djr Time..)
NEW YORK, Nov. 15. "Dago"
Frank Clroflcl, tho fourth of tho
gunmen on trial for murder of
Gambler Rosenthal, took tho stand
today and corroborated In almost
every particular tho stories told on
tho stnnd by his alleged pals,
"Lofty Louie." "Whltoy Lewis" aud
"Gyp, tho Blood," who testified
voitoninv thnt. the shots which
killed tho gamblor wore fired by
Harry Vallon and Brldglo Webber,
Informers for tho stato, and by
a man not yet identified.
SATURDAV SPECIAL SALE.
pm Fm Frew Free
iir III n-lirr n linnilt Iflll mllOW
top absolutely free with G skeins
of Richardson's Embroidery Silk.
Buy tho Blx skeins of silk for
25c, and get tho pillow top free.
8eo our now lino of Imported
China nnd Toys.
Always somothing new,
Peoplo's 5 10 15c Store.
CHILI con came at BARTER'S.
General Manager W. S. Chand
ler In negotiating for tho purchase
of right of way across V. H, Nich
olson's property on North Front
street for tho Terminal Railway.
Mr, Nicholson wants $1 por square
foot. Mr. Chandler Is nlso nego
tiating for right of way through
tho Smith rotnll yards to conuoct
up with North Broadway, until
ono or both of thoso doals nro
completed, tho Tormina! work will
remain nt a standstill.
Mr. Chandler plnns to build two
linos ncross Mill Slough, the streot
car lino ovor tho South Broadway
brldgo and tho steam lino to cross
on a lower brldgo east of Broad
way. Unless tho War Bopnrtmont
orders Mill Slough closed, tho com
pany will havo tho troublosome
problem of a drawbrldgu for Mill
Slough to solvo,
BLIND BANKER
ROES BROKE
Invests Two Millions of Cli
ents' Money in an Un
successful Venture.
nr AMocl.toJ IVm. to Coo. lr Tlmfc
PARIS, No. 15 Augustine Max,
known In Franco as "Tho Blind
Banker of Paris," mado a BetiBu
tlon in financial clrclos hero by
surrendering to tho pollco and con
fessing that ho had misappropriated
$2,000,000 of his cllonts' money.
Max declared that ho had Invested
It In tho mines in Now Caledonia,
Tho enterprises wero completo failures.
TAFFY and PEANUT BRITTLE,
i!Oc POUND at STAFFORD'S Satur
day and Sunday.
Owing to tho RAD WEATHER,
GREAT REDUCTION MILLINKRY
SALE at MRS. AIKR.VS CONTIN
UES until DECEMBER I.
PLUMBING,
HEATING,
shS "metal work,
oalt loi-jr
PIONEER HDW'RE CO.,
When douo by us It Is done rlgH