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French l'eojiltt Setrclo Metal Money
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Soino flno bargains in Real Es
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08 Contral Avenuo,
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Ah soon as roads will permit
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Slouglr to Ten Mllo. Ono passon
gor auto and ono freight auto,
connecting with tho North Sta
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LEW LOO.MIS.
A. II. WILMOT.
Noted Indian Athlelo Signs Up With
Now York Nationals.
tllr AaaotlatM Trraa to Cooa Hay Tlmea.)
NEW YORK, Fob. 3. ."Jim"
Thorpe, tho Indlnn athletic marvel
has Hlgned a contract calling for his
services with the now York National
l.eaguo baseball club in 1913. In
so doing ho Btopped forovor from tho
ranks of amatour athletics, a ho
iienco to his recent confession that
bo played professional ball sovcral
j ears ago.
REI1ELS IN WASHINGTON.
Confederate Veterans to March In
Full Regalia at Inauguration.
(11 Aaaorlatl Preaa to Cboa nay llmea.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 3. For tho
llrst time lu history, a band of
tonfederntes will tramp down Penn
sylvania avenue, March 4th, when
Company D, Confederate Vetorans of
Nashvlllo, Tonn., will occupy places
of honor lu tho Inaugural pnrado.
They will carry rlllcs and 8ldo arms
and wear tho uniforms tlioy had
during tho Civil war. Tho organi
sation was hero during tho Roose
velt administration, but did not bear
arms.
SUPREME COURT ADJOURNS.
lily Aaaoelated Preaa to Coos Hay Tlmee.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 3. Tho bu
1 re me court recessod today until
February '2 1 without announcing Its
iIccIhIou In tho stnto rato caso or of
tho Intormountaln rato cases.
DELAWARE CLAIMS HONOR.
(Dy Anoda'.eJ rreaa to Cooa nay TlmM. J
DOVER. Fob. 3. -Relieving Dela
ware would maUo tho thirty-sixth
mate to ratify tho federal Income
tax amendment nnd thus mako It
effective tho lcglHlaturo rushed
through a joint resolution ratifying
the nmundment. According to the
speaker of tho house, llnal action
was taken at 10: IT. thin morning.
There Ih no kuowledgo hero of tho
action of tho Wyoming legislature
Delaware now clnlms the honor of
having cast tho deciding vote lu fa
or of tho amendment.
PRINCE IS CRIPPLE.
Heir to ltiislau Throne Pliable lo
Straighten Knee.
(Ily Aaaoclatr. I'naa lo Coo Hay Tlmea.J
YALTA, Crimea, Russia. Feb. 4.
-Imperial Crown Prince Alexis of
Russia Is Htlll unable to stralghton
Ills left leg at the kueo, owing to
Injuries sustained recently, but the
physicians Htate tue lameness will
probably disappear.
ItKEAK IN STRIKE.
Purl of Sleel WorkeiK lu Pennsjl
vaula Resume Places.
Ity AaaoclatM rreaa to Cooa Hay Tlmea.
P1TTS1UJRG, Feb. 4. Tho llrst
break In tho ranks of tho striking
Ironworkers at the Rankin plant or
tho American Stool nnd Wire Com
pany occurred when 200 out of
1500 men returned to work. Dep
uties prevented disorder.
As the day advanced other men
joined tho workers at tho mill, in
cluding soino of tho pickets. Work
was nlso resumed at tho Uraddock
plant, whoro It was estimated at
10 o'clock that fully COO of tho
strikers had returned to work.
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SAILINGS FROM PORTLAND, Tuesday evening of each week at
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SAILING FROM SIAHSHFIELH, Saturday, February 8, Saturday
February 15, Saturday, February 22.
Phono Slain 35-L.
J. O. MILLER, Agent.
Steamer Washington
Sails from Coos Bay for San Francisco, With
Passengers and Freight, Friday
February 7, at 10 a. m.
F. S. DOW, AgCMt.
Oceas Dock.
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PHONE 100. 1'82 SOUTH RROADWAY
Southern Oretion Company
Fights Payment on Land
in Old Grant.
ROSHIlima, Feb. 4. The Soutn
ern Oregon Company, successors to
to tho old Coos Hay Wagon Road'
Company, lias filed notice of ap
peal to the supremo court lu tho
case lecently filed by them against
George K. Qulno, tax collector of
Douglas county. The case origin
ated sevoral months ago, when unit
was brought by them to enjoin
Sheriff Qulne, acting lu tho capac
ity Of tax rrillnrlnr if ri,..,..lt.
county from collecting taxes due
u wieir property. Tho Southern
Oregon Company claimed that the
Htato had brought suit to recover
tho land Oil flin pi-muni ll.ot .i.
company bail failed to comply with
the terms of the original grant,
and consequently tltlo to tho land
was under controversy. In Hon
of paying tho accumulation of
taxes, extontllng back ovor several
years, the Southern Oregon Com
pany offered to place the amount
due as taxes In escrow lu somo re
Hponslblo bnnk In tho event the
Hherlff would deliver to them tno
required tax receipts. The money
was to ho holt! by tho bank until
Hiich time as tho caso was finally
decided In tho supremo court. In
tho event tho cnao wob decided fav
orablo to tho Southern Oregon
Company tho money was to bo paid
over to tho sheriff, while In case
tho Btllt Wits decldeil npnliiat t,
compnny thoy wero to recovor tho
iiiiuuj tiuvanccu upon presentation
of tho tnx receipts.
This arrangement was first turned
down In tho county court, and later
by Judge Hamilton In tho circuit
court, who hold that tho company
was subject to pay Its taxes the
name as any other concern owning
PrODOrtV 111 tlm nfntn V,. ,i...
bouthorn Oregon Company contom-
I...IH.O i-i;iiriiiK a nnai decision lu
tho supromo court.
AFFECTsTJANp" GRANT.
Senator Netuner Wants Oregon Log.
islnturo to Act.
SALEM Ore, Fob. 4. To appeal
tho Coos Day land grant, which was
rnntlo by nn act of tho legislature on
October 22, 1870. will bo tho purpose
of n bill that will bo Introduced In
tho sonato by Sonator Nouner, who
with Governor West and District At
tornoy Drown of Rosoburg has boon
Investigating tho mattor for some
time.
In his mossngo to tho loglnlnturu '
Governor West called attention to tlm
grant nnd his belief that It was the
tstato's place Instead of tho federal
government's to recover tho lands,
and tho bill preparod will bo for the
tho purposo of carrying out this rec
ommendation. Tho original grant wns mndo by
congress In 1809 to tho state for tho
purposo of aiding In tho construction
of a military road from Coos Hay to
Rosoburg. Tho lands granted wore
nltcrnnto sections, designated by odd
numboru, to tho oxtent of throe sec
tions In width on each side of thu
Intontlod road.
In 1870 tho loglslnturo gavo tho
lands to the Coos Dny Wagon Road
Company for tho purposo of carrying
out tho provisions of tho original
grant. In 1908 tho fodornl govern
ment began suit against the succes
sors of this company, the Southern
Oregon Company to recovor ' the
lands and Sonator Nounor .and thu
govoruor contend that tlu statu
should recover tho lands.
ONE DAY IN JAIL.
Kansas City Editor's Contempt Cuta
Goes to Supremo Court.
(Iljr Aaaoelat Preaa to Cooa lla; Time,
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Fob. 3. Ed
itor Nelson was sentencod Saturday
for contompt of court, to ono day In
tho county Jail. His attorney Imme
diately applied for a writ of habeas
corpus. Tho writ was returnable Ira
mediatory and all concornod adjourn
ed to tho court of appoals, whoro nr
guraont upon It was bogun. Tho
writ acted as supersedeas and mean
time Nolson was glvon his liberty.
NELSON CASE DELAYED.
Dr Anoelal.a Preaa to Cooa liar Tinea.)
KANSAS CITY, Fob. 4. Tho ap
plication for a writ of habeas
corpus uskod Saturday by Colonel
W. R. Nolson. editor and owner of
tho Kansas City Star following his
soutonco by Judge Murtzort to ono
day lu jail for alloged contompt,
was refcrrod to tho Missouri su
promo court. This will act as an
arrest on Judgment and Colonel
NolBon will remain at liberty until
tho upronio court acts. It will bo
probably sovoral months before It
Is reached.
AFTER ROMR THROWER.
New York Police on Trail of .Men
Who Caused Outrage.
t)r Aaaoclated rrraa to Cooa Day Tlmea.
NEW YORK, Fob. 4. Tho po
lice aro making extraordinary ef
forts to find tho perpetrator of
tho bomb outrage In tho Uronx, be
cause they believe that tho bomb
wus thrown by the same man who
killed Mrs. Helen Taylor and at
tempted the llfo of Judgo Rogal
sky. They Imvo discovered that
tho Infernal machlno which caused
tho death of Sirs. Sladollne Horre
ra and wounded her husband and
woman boarder was like thoso sent
to Mrs. Taylor and Rosalsky. Dotlt
Horrara nnd tho Injured woman
aro in a serious condition today.
EIGHT-HOUR DAY.
Five Thousand Garment Worker
Strike la Doston.
(Dr AaaoclataJ rreaa to Cooa Day Tlmea.
DOSTON, Fob. 4. Flvo thous
and garment workers struck to en
forco tho eight-hour dny, and abol
ition of tenement house work and
recognition of tho union.