The Coos Bay times., December 28, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1912-EVEN1NG EDITION.
NEWS OF NEARBY TOWNS
CULLIXGS OK COQUILLW
Coos County Sent News ns Told by
Tho llcrnld.
Thlrlv mlntivGs of Mr. nntl Mrs.
W. C. Laird nsscmblod In tho lmll
THE CHIMES OF
SOUTH
SLOUGH
MYRTLE P(RXT POIXTEHS.
News of. Upper Coqulllo Vnlley us
Told b.V tho Enterprise.
ia n w fMlnlon of this city
i ..' ,.t.. .1 (tin oml nnu'n nf tllO !
death of hor brother, li. 8. Coon, over Lnlrtl's storo on Christmas day JoJlu lcftr jtccnlls Murders Tlint
.l.n nnnanil nwnv nt MB I10IUO l mill CHJOYCd mu luuu. "'
Dlllartl Oregon. Ho suffered n earth nnd a happy reunion. It was
an unusual Rumoring nnn was uiu
cxceoilod by tho happiness It produced.
Horn To tho wlfo of Thomas c.
WEDDIS
olrnln nf tinrnlVStS.
Gcorgo Mullen InforniB tho En
torpriso that at tho special road
election In District No. 17, tho spe
cial road taxes woro voted down
by a voto of 28 to 18.
Born: Friday, Dec. 20 to Mr.
and Mrs. It. J. Hall of Hall's Creek,
a daughtor; to Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Garrett of this city, a daughtor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Durch arriv
ed hero from Portland last 1-rldny.
Mr. Uurch Is a mining cnglncor
.i thnv nm cottlnc ready to leavo
this wook for Curry county, where-f
ho will supervlso tno oponing oi u
wlno on Sixes river.
Elvarus Culver died at his homo
December 20, at tho ago of 83.
LODGE ELECTS OFl limits dny wm bo ,m,i tho workmen for
' ,, ,, I olght hours' work. Thero aro 17,000
Myrtlo Point Knights of Fythlns Hold, fCot of sowor to bo Undo and tho
juociiun.
The Entorprlso says:
Hector Lodge, No. 00, K. of P., nt
their mooting last Thursday evening
elected tho following olllcors for tho
ensuing term:
E. C. Roberts, O. C.
L. A. Roberts, V. C.
L. H. Plorco, K. of R. nnd S.
J. It. Ucnson, M. of E.
W. F. Hcndrickfl, Prclnto.
I. E. Arnoson, M. nt A.
J. L. Laird, I. G.
Wm Wnnwlv. O. Q.
Tho Installation will tnko place at
tho first meeting In tno now year,
Tinirniinv m-cnlnc. January 2, 1913.
rwtinr fonliirnn of tho evening will bo
Initiation of a cnndldnto and n big
banquot, for which olaboralo prepara
tions nrq being mndo.
Connect With Present Ohm.
INJPLIE
Several Victories Scored by Cupid
nt Coos County Sent.
Tho Coqulllo Horald says:
11 .. T Dn.ntloii mill 1.1 ill til AT.
Tho Coos Day Nows prints tho M.nil ,.;,. of nnndon woro mar-
followlng: .... ., rlod bv JuBtlco J. J. Stanloy nt
John Denr, In discussing uio . . ; . ,, mchinond-Dnrkor
uroly fasten much Joy upon tho tho other dny, e.ilil that ho cav Id t RTQ 0rogonnnD, tho groom bo
ipy pnrcnta throughout their lives, recall nlno murders In tho vlclnlt) j product of Jnckaon county
lulgo Coko has adjourned circuit of South Slough for which nobody c t bc,ng tho blrth-
Marshfield and North Bend Auto Line
GORST & KING. Proprietors.
Ul 1IIUI1IUM J. r ', ... .. tl. l.nnnli Wo lUUlim "l t" ""-"
.- - i-t a ...!.... to riiwiniir ni u iiuuv uii mu uimi t...,.n. tn...i.... rnrnnnnn. iinnnnv
UUCKlO OI ITUSJICr, UIL un-uuiuiii i c. ---',, , n.,,11. Clnlli'll OU1IUIHB, iuuiiuuj ..... ,
n daughtor. May this llttlo Ducklo near the mouth of South Bloug . bor 23 Doth Ul0 contracting pnr
secure
happy
.iiiiiuii ijiiivii nun uiuvjuiiivu v - v . .. . . ..
court to Monday, January 27. I'md oyer boon ni ljctcii. Mr. u car plco 0, tho brldo Thoy wI11 ro.
A. F, lorgon, who has ucon roro- - ; ," ;""",""" "7 skip nt Dnndon. ,
mnn of tho uoos uny raving com- ",DU '""'.,', ' ,, A',1,,1,;. ", 7A i John nciiboii nnu lunruiu uiuiiuuu,
pany, haB takon tho formnnshlp for South Slough ho thinks occurrod in f Dnndon, woro married by
Edwin ElIIngBon. who has tho sowor, 1868. Tho last was t ho i urdo ol JlBtlco Stanley nt his offlco In Co
contract. It Is tho Intention to start1 Joynor In August of tlilB oar. Tho , Dccomuor 24. Mr. Nollson
woric on mo sewer mo iirsi oi mo ";"" ..- -- - --- l8 ft C00B county ooy, a uooKnuuji-
ycar. Thirty or moro men will bo, murder wns A. 11. 11 Inch, who kill- nt Dnndon. Mbs Dlundoll Is n
employed and thoBo living In Coqulllo ol n, mnn named Wlckman over a tcnchor ,n tll0 i)nmion public
and vicinity will bo given proforonco. dispute about road building nt BCjlools mimcdlntoly after tho cor-
Work on tho sowor will bogln after South Slough n number of ycarB mony tlloy Btnrtod for Mnrslulcid,
KVu. Voni-fl Wn nrn nlrl P Rrt nop aKO. WllOn R. M. WlCdCr WBB SllOr- . !. ..i nt,lnt flin ufonninr
w.. .u. ..vi ... . T-.uv I'-"l." ' ... . . .,. . lTUIll kllUL IIIHWU ..... a. o ...
JIT. Ilincn cscnpcu irom jau uv . u u - for B,,ort Btny.
Empire and remained at largo In lo h , f Q L Klmo wnB tho
tlO South S OUR 1 Vicinity Until llO i. ", L.Yi l.,. lim.roHqlvn
limn nllnttmt fnp Itn roninlotlon In Wns almost doad from Consumption, ........ . lnat Tnnmlnv.
ono hundred nnd twenty days. This when ho enmo to Empire, and sur- , villlam M. Roll, son of John
wnrlf will tint .linnsnnila nf .Inllnrn rendered to tllO authorities, dying ,.. Vi.li f vnv n.,,1 T.iiplnn C.
In circulation, nnd Coqulllo will fool n Bhort tlnio nfterwards. lllnch R 'hlBon (innKhter 'of Prlco Robl
lta benefits in mnny ways. . wis tho father of Ldnn HInch. who ' u , ,n ninrrago by J.
-ii r - r I Intnl.. inn tnntlmniiv linfnrn fnn " ." . ... ,..
iir, uiiu iiiro. uiuiH. jiuruii ui irnii-i "'j r.u .- - - j. smnlov. ltlBilCO Ol iioncu. .1110.
don woro tho proud parents of a Brand Jury concerning tno muruors E Schrou,lcr, a alstor of tho
baby boy which camo to tholr homo of Jako Evans nnd Joynor. brldo her brother, Roy Roblson,
"in looKing over boiuo om i-u- u f ,, f Mr Klmo nnd tho
.-a tn nMinr ,lnv wn rnn nrrnHfl "'y .".' . . .- n. .!
LEAVE RIARSIIFIEL1)
December 20.
TROUW.i: IX COQUILIiK
HUllil) NEW MXES
C. L Mniipln Charged With Tlncnt.
enlng P. M. Ilnll Lewis.
Tho Coqulllo Herald says:
"C. M. Maupln was arraigned bo
foro Justlco Stanley today on com
plaint of P. M
tho defendant with threatening bod
Ily harm upon tho person of our wor
thy townsman. Maupln mot Mr.
Hnll-Lowls on Saturday last, and
threatened to bent nnd "swnt" him
pors tho other day, wo ran ticroaB 0mcinting magistrate, woro tho only
nn nccount of ho murder of two nlU!nl, nnd tho ovont wns
whlto men by Indians on tho Co- HUrl)ri80 to nil, oxcopt tho lm
qulllo In 181.4 Tho nccount was ?,1C20 rolntivcs. ' After tho coro-
wi-muu uy mo .uju . ... A....W.. -. imrtook or n sumpiuouB ;
South Slough, who gave It to ub t, ,CBtB of Mrfl Klino. .
ono dny In Marahflold early In the T , prosperous young
'80S. Ho BPOllB tho nnlllCS Of tho ."...t " "f ! klnrwnv minmnn.
JillUll -v " -
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LEAVK NORTH nENI).
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Lcnvo North Bend Allen'u New tnnd.
Lcato Mnrshflcld Chandler nnd Blanco Hotels and DuBy Cornor.
lall-Iovs accuslnt. mo nfl Vonorbal and Rurton. Thoy """
lali-I-OWIS, aCCllSint'. . , wnrltlnir nn Min lionpli nl Uy-
Randolph with HInch and Jnko Ev
nns, and loft tho enmp In August,
1851, to go up tho Coqulllo river
This not bclntr in accord with manll-
Home Telephone Company to Make. n0Ba atu dignity, Justlco Stanley was
Jlyrtlo Point Extensions. appealed to and ho plnced Maupln un-
Tlio Entorprlso says: dor ?200 bonds to keep tho ponco.
"E. C. Drews, manngor of tho Coos. Mnupln Is n workman on tho city hall,
amy nuuiu uii-iiiuu vui... ."""I nuru mu iiiiiicuiiy ucuuruu iiiiu inr. t . . ,.- - i. nlilnf '
looking nftcr business nffalrs horo Hull-Lowls wns discharging his duties, nbl n Joriroriwo oiuor.
Inst Friday. In conversation with Mr." tho capacity of architect and su-
Drows, tho Entorprlso man loams that poiintondent of construction upon tho
tho toiopliono company airoauy iiaa bu d nc. Ru dors should dwcl to-. cu.M;i'i.uivnv.
poles nnd wire on tho ground to build, gothor In unity."
a lino from this city to Norway, tho
construction of which will bo pushed
ns fast as tho woathor will pormlt.
A number of tho ranches nlong tho
An Untold Story.
Thero wns one occasion when Clintin-
on n prospecting trip. Thoy wore coy Dcpow's mlrthtnnklng nbllltles re-
killed by tho IndlanB nt Dead Man eclved a severe joii.
Slough, so called on nccount of tho, Feeling tho need of upbuilding him-
traKCdy. but later tho nnmo was Holf nlivBlcallv. ho went to n country
changed to Iowa Slough. HInch sanitarium which mndo n business of
wns a young follow of 19 or 20 urdonlng muscles nnd perfecting tho
nt tho tlmo, nnd Evnns wns l'""" dlgcstlou. In tho routine work of tlu
Institution thero wns u morning nan
ADRIFT IX I10AT.
hour dovotcd to pushing up Into th
nli. n nntr nf fliiiulilioll.q. Illld with t lilt
I ns with every other feature of the
w " , , training tho rulo was nbsoluto oheui-
Tho to al population of tho world nc0 Morcovcr, tho suporlntcndont of
is cstlmnted to bo 1,520,150,000. . , ,-. ...nq n R,,voro ,iuctor.
ol Unltod "states 'll'-SOOOmenl 'r"u flrat ,"or"' ,,t,r ,)e,,c,v'rt "
o united btnics i,i.o,uuu nion .,. ..,..,,,,,,,,.,. ,..w, .,,.
Ilnvn Hnlvln ilnnnrloil for Ilnrlmr til
routo win do connccieu wun mo now , , k , , k ft , . . ont. ovor qq years of ago who are do- l"u' "" """"'" " , ;, . V
lino. Mr. Drews nlso states that his' nBt Qe0J Ko Rlvot. Ho r Sondlns on private or public chnr- Ws bauds. During tho first ew mln
company contomplatcs building linos J J aundny nftornoon to tho ty for support. ,cs ho m,8hc1 U,cl" ,llt0 ,l! c,,e.r
up each of tho North, Middle and JJ"" ? nr,Vor nccompan?od b? T ior0 woro 677,000 nutomobllcs1 nnd pulled them down again with
South Forks of tho Coqulllo River.","101"" i,.i "!, or' .?., oraKiJ , .i I.. .,bo. or mm In ovorv 110 of tho crcnt haste, but tu a llltle while the
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SYNDICATE.
DCALCRO KjLAtCNTS
COAL COLWIZATION. Miff.
farm mm. timub
Qrsmizu6 or nmsTmi
COMPANIES A SPUlAlTYs '
Tho nast has nroven that investments in small aero tracts near growlnl
cities aro tho most profitable Tho C. D. R- S. has such to offer. Clias. J
nrnschko. Marshllold. Oro.
Wanted the Latest.
'Ilavo you any parlor Socialists?"
asked tho young woman who was wnn
dcrlug through u Inrgo furnlturo storo.
"Whnt's that?" asked tho dazed
clerk, not real ccrtnln that bo could ho
llo vo his cars.
"I don't know Just oxnetly what It Is
myself, but l have heard so much
about parlor Socialists that 1 thought
1 would llko to look at one. Wo nro
furnishing our new parlor, nnd ns 1 un
derstand It no modern parlor is com
plcto without ono."
In Hla Line.
"Ho charges tno with adulterating
my foods," said tho Indignant grocer.
"It Is nn Insult. You must demand
an npology or n meeting on tho Hold of
Louor."
"And. should worst coino to worst,
what would you suggest for weapons?"
'.'How would adulterated cauued
goods do?"
Hod It In For Him.
"no Is n finished musician."
"Finished?"
"Yes."
"I nm glad ho got what was coming
to him. Where did ho run ncross bU
flulsh?"
Provident Youth.
"He diHwn't pay his bills."
"Hi- doesn't?"
"No."
"Why? What does ho do with bis
money?"
"Uses It for things bo likes."
Fashion's Latest.
Folly
Off Its trolley!
Tlint'M Hit Itttivst
Anil lli Hrwiteot
Think' iiiuler tho mm
Tlio lioliUU sUlrt outdone,
Tlil for i nor saucy gown
Told to no nwny back nnd tit down.
Enter the trouscrotte.
On a but?
No; on tho fair, how shall wo express
It,? Yos.
Tlint'u tho woiil.
AVm liiiow o had heard
It fionn'Whure.
On tliu fair
Lower eMrniltlos-don't crone your
necks
Of tho fair sex.
.At lMBt
The die Is oast
And uonmn Imn n chance '
To wonr IH ims.
Humors
Of bloomers
Aro In the air.
Take home pair
Tu tho loved ono
And watch Hit) fun.
l'nrls Iihs tried 'em.
Tho binall boys eyd 'em.
And the "hoop they hurled
l'o r tli soundeil twice around the world
And Is still going, with tho echo to
mnitt,
"Which U koIiik some.
How would you llko to dirt
With a harem skirt?
Tho olwncu will soon be here.
The way I
It nill bo some display.
The circus parade
"W III be throuit In tho shade,
I!U8103 Will Stop,
Men with weak hearts will drop
Dcuil, and there will be some din
When the llrst bisected skill di If U In.
"Corkscrew." Mr. Thompson Is om- population In tho United StnteB in senatorial muscles hi'gan to grow
ployed by tho Ilrooklngs Lumbor 1011. weary. Tho new member of the clnss,
Co., nnd tho dog Is gonernlly om-1 Sonttlo spends 51 conts por cnpl-' looking round at his companions, took
ployed entlng. Thoy cast anchor tn for Its public health sorvlco and icnrt nmi 8lm.t 0 Uiu work. At Inst
outsldo, tho ropo chnfod nnd tho its death rato of 10 Is tho lowest ,0 COuld stand It no longer,
nnchor was lost. Tho boat drifted of any city nenr its bIzo In tho Un-. no ,ct hl9 inn(l3 ,lrop t0 ,rt 8uics
until daylight yostordny morning, od States. .' and laughed Infectiously. "Doctor." ho
when, after an oxcltlng glldo ovorl Then, , . , 20(! lmo IntUan wards XL 'this reminds me of a storyl"
mo bouu apii ino wuouii ciuuo i u - .";":,.""" :;" .;; r7V "Mr. Denew." Hiilcl tho trainer rough-
port. Tho two men enjoyed tho
trip, but tho bow-wow wns trou
bled with scnBlcknoss. Oolo Reach
Qlobo.
TROUI1LK IN OAMl
Henry llm-ney Injinril In Mlvup Near
Myrtlo 1'olnt.
Tho Entorprlso says:
Henry Rarnoy of Llndborg s rnmp,
Thoy own proporty
nnd funds nggrogntlng $078,504,253.
y, 'Vllher keep on pushing those
j dumbbolN or leave the phico!"
$100 Reward, $100 And Mr Dcpcw pushed, grimly nnd
The r liners ef Ihlnnsncr til bo nleiCl In . WllUOUl luinn.
lrsm tht there Unt leoitniiodresilcil clUetio
lint irieuce lis been nbie to cure-in nil lis
luce, and Hint liC'stsml. Hull's Catarrh
Cure Is tlio only positive euro now known to
tho tnrdlral fraternity. Calami bclns n con
stitutional illifHfo, rcqutres a ronitltutlonal
Paylno His Debt.
A peevish and nagging professor who
loved to flunk Ills students was exam
Steamer Homer
Sails from San Prancisco, for Coos Bay With
freight only, Friday, Dec. 27th
F. S. DOW, Agcat.
Occab Dock.
treatment. Ilall.sratanh enrols takon Inter- (nine? n class III nhvslolouy. lie placed
!''" flrcW. "E" .te.S .'?: I Z-" ,,Z V T f.Tldotlflentlon a
...l.n lo .. n.nn.l.n. f !. .....,! o... " "" " Hl J.irill, llivit"! "'V"J '" , """ .-.-,- --; - ' . . ..
...,i ,n .. ii.u.i.uu. u. .u .uiiiiui ....- II0 louniiaiion oi tnc innate, ami Rivins me
with tlmlinrR hrimli nm! nx which tlnn and skIvIIkk naturo In doliiB Its work.
Willi limners, nrusil nntl nx, WHICH Th0 )ropr0tora have no much faith In Its cur
resulted In a long, deep flesh wound atno powers that they offer One Hundred Pol
just below tho kuoB, Ho was brought larsfornnyrai'oihatltUlUtocuro. Seudior
to town nnd Is bolng cared for nt tho u,0"c",f,L01J:,Jft;"f:nKNKVACO..Tolcdo,o
Whlto Cross Hospital. i BoMbyall DmikkUu.7.v.
IToro wo aro
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Bl HbmHisssssssHL1sB
kV JcssHileHHvlsHisssssssssssssssissssH
tflHBfiHsBSSSSSSSsl
essssLLsT &x 4sssHlissssHsQsssssssssssssssssH
sH - rHHH
car-
RIGHT IN CLOVER
and wo aro right horo to toll you thai
Ao To Maiines
has now tho largest lot of Baled Hay every
nod under ono root on Coos .bay.
Also a large lino of
Feed airadl Flooir
all of the very host. Have a sack of flour sent up
for your next halving and try it.
AVator Jront, foot of Central Avenue Phono 152
drop of blood obtained by pricking bis
own linger. Ono of tho students who
owed tho professor n grudge when
asked by tho examiner to stnto to
what animal the blood belonged looked
up after carefully examining tho speci
men nud sweetly replied, "A reptile.
Hlr!"
A rinrhed Wlro Cut, Collar
or saddle uau not propeny
healed leaves a dlstlgurlns
Bear.
Ballard's
SNOW
LINIMENT
' Iw tho IllRlit Ilcmedy for All
AhrnsloiiH of the rivsb.
If tho wound Is.clonnhcd and
tho Hnlmcnt applied promptly,
tho healing process begins at
onco nnd tho wound heala Irom
tho Insldo outwardly, thus per- l
rornuntr a pcricci euro inui f
leaves no scar. If tho wound p
heals on tho outsldo too qulolt
ly, pus forms under tho sur
rnrn nnu urcnKS our iniu 11 run
nliur boro that Is hard to cure L
uiiu iiiuvitauijr ivniva u uau
scar.
Ownors of blooded stock pro
fcr this Hnlmcnt tn nil others
for that reason, nnd they uso It
not onlv on lino animals, but
nn human llish. nn It ilooa Ita
vorU quickly and thoroughly.
I'rlee SSc, COo nud 91.00.
JamesF.Dallard.Prop. Ct, Louis, Mo. j
Stephens Cys Salve Is a heallna
ointment tor tioro uyes.
laoLOANDHECOMMCNPtDHVfc
I.ocklinrt-l'nr.sons Drug Co, "Tlio
Husy Corner" Tho lloxnll Storo.
T. J. SOAIFE
A. JI. 1IODGIXS
Narshfield Paint
(Sb Decorating Co.
Furnished.
Kstlmutcs
Phono 11' -T. Oregoi
AllSIIFIKLl),
FOU A GOOl) WAT' II
OK FlXIi JEWELRY
E C. BARKER
JEWELER
Fino Watch nnd Jewelry Repairing.
200 Front St., Mnrslifield.
t EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
Steamship Breakwateii
ALWAYS ON TI5IE.
SAILINGS FROM PORTLAND, Tuesday evening of each week
H P. M.
-...r.--. .Mrt iiiciiiMprit u A Af Cndmliiv. Tier. 7! 1
M., Saturday, Dec. lllli; 7 A. M Sntuitlay, Dec. Hi; VMSO I. Jlj
Mittiriiay, nee. i:.
Phono Main 35-L.
THE NEW
Steamer
J. O. MILLER, Agent,
SPEEDWELL
CAPT. I1URTIS, Master.
Sails for San Francisco from Coos Bay, Friday, Dec. 27? a
service of tide.
THE SPEEDWELL is speedy nnd lias excellent pncnger nccon
inodntlons, largo clean nnd wiry rooms nnd electric ," "
wireless. ,
For freight nntl passage, npply, .lia(Pflrt Co
A. F. Estabrook Co. Tltlo Gunrnntco nnd Abstract w
... r.. a a.... T.' ,Mcm illlimiinwt".
Mid Vlll. OK, . -...v.avw.
THE FRIEND OF COOS RAY'
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
SAILS FROM COOS BAY FOR. PORTLAND
MftNnAY DiVC 23.
CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH BANK ROAD AT I'OUTLANI
-...n-. nn.n...nrim nmllllVV.
i.i tA O. F. McGEOHOb, Ag"
FAST AND COBDIODIOU8
t earner Redondo
Equipped with wlrelws nnd submarine bell .
SAILS for SAN FRANCISCO FROM MARSHFIEU
SATURDAY, DEC. 28, at 1 P. M. f
AH Passenger RcservnUons Fr om San Francisco Mste u
803 Fife HluldtaB, or Pier No 10. AH rcsenatlons mu
liCU up Hours uuiuiu o. o-
PIlONB 44. IXT,:"-O0E'VN m""aSjLi
The Times Does Job Prii
B?
h