THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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ADVENT WRECK
HIGH ON SID
Wrecked Schooner High and
Dry at Low Tide Noth
ing of Value Saved.
'I'lio Ailvunt la being rapidly pound-
PETES DOLAN
ESTATE GIN
Smith-Powers Co. Starts the
Construction of High
Power Line.
The Smith-Powers Company will
Immediately Htiut the construction of
n high power lee trie line mini tlie
J C. A. Smith mill electric plant to the
I logging rumps at Coaledo. with a
view of electrifying Its logging op
uratloiiH there.
The line will enrry 11.000 volts
mid will transmit hetween seven and
eight hundred horsepower. The lino
will ho eleven miles long. It will pro
bably take about two months to com
plete It.
The eonipany has olcctrleal donkoy
engines coming from, the Westing
house and Cicnornl Kloctric Compan
ies, and It Is possible that the Allis
Chalmers Company may also send out
one. It will ben sort of an experi
ment all around In securing nn clee
trlcal logging engine adapted for
logging operation.
Left $23,407.75 in Notes and
Mortgages Divided into
1 Ten Parts.
.Messrs. Frank Norton. Charles
cd to pieces on tho beach below Coon Stuuff and Cleorgu Itotuor this
Head, and at low tide Is high and I morning completed the appraise
dry, tlio people being ublo to go over ll,'t f s,l,, r "'o '" ',',
nml through her. She Is lying on her ' "M1'- 01l of o ot known piti
able. I noon of Coos county and Oanlliior,
J. K. irrlce of Mnrsiiiiold was one ' who ",ol lloro recently. They
of tho scores of visitors who have foliml ,,1h entire estate ti nslst
gone to the wreck and sccuron some, oi notes nun morigages tuiti u 10
cxcollent pictures of her. She Is n i ,"'IJM 1!3. J0i.i5.
total loss. Sumo of the crew and ' l'u'r 1)l,111- " nopliow. Is ndinlii
Cnptaln .Mont Hton have been trying ' JHtrntor or the estate. .Mr. Mlako
lo got hoiiio of their personal effects , ll'ft ' w"l d ' estate will bo
but have not yet secured anything of I divided eiiually between the ten
vnluc. Various one havo secured fnnilllos of his uenrest relatives.
Dleces of her and some of the resl- '''l.ere are eight or inoro children hi
clouts of South Slough have carried ' (mo "f "' I""ni'H of tho heirs
off most of tho things that aro mov
able.
Captain Maegenn of the llreak wa
ter suggested today that If Captain
Mont Kton or tho llfo saving station
crow had thought they could have
run n couple of lines rroin her to the
piling of tho Jetty and on the rising
tide swung the Advent hack into tlio
channel so that she could have got
Into tho bay. To do this would have
been necessary soon aftor she hit
or Just before.
The crew of the Advent tiro nil
Scandinavians, Captain .Mont Kton
being (lie only one known on the bay.
Thoy are stopping at tho (iraml room
ing house In North lleud. .lohu Suiul-
sirom, one or the sailors was sllithtlv
hurt. '
LODGING TO BE
A RAILROAD
OF TEiiNAL
( Con 1 1 n u cjdJimPnKJL
and we herobj agiee to defray the
liccuHsarv expenses thereof.
Respectfully submitted.
TERMINAL RAILWAY,
llv Arno .Mereeu, President.
I)y .1." 11. Plunngnn, Secretary.
We hoped thnt the people or
.Maishfleld might desire to express
their views at an election, voting
for or against our Inking up ne
gotiations with the Southern Pacific
for the assignment of that part of
our franchise covering a steam
road.
Receiving no answer from the
cltv council, wo take this means of
laving the matter before the people
of t!.c city so that If it Is thought
desirable that the cltv couih II ur
ine."" fir such an e'oetlon, the
people will see that such an ob-c-tlou
is called Immediately. Should
no such steps be taken wltlin a
reasonable time, wo will tnke It for
granted t at the people desire the
Terminal Company, its stockholders
and directors to use their own
Judgment In taking up. and. if
thoroughly desirable, currying such
negotiations tlnough as :..:;. ti.u
best.
Youri very truly,
TICR.MINAI. RAILWAY.
Ilv Arno .Mereeu. President.
Innagnn. Secretar.
MANLY SUITS FOR
MANLY LITTLE LADS
Wo lmvc just lvi'oived a fine lhii ., .,
mouse Suits mid Norfolk Suits for ii,
years lo 12 years. Thoy arc the fllI11IHMj gj
lino, so named bceauso thnv wmw m,,. i , mn
l...i ..!..! ! 1 SJ... .1 ' . "w m
nut siyte js mn wiicnucuci io
not saei'iiit'cd lo snn i,oi,t. '"
i i i.i ,i i , , ---" HUM ak.
columned, pop mo larger Jiuis, the Xorfoll-
with two pair of rroiisors you will find fos Tj
you havo been looking i'or. Tliov frmihi,,. J
lioarain'o and service ai a ' reasonable price Y
must see these suits to appreciate (he virtuoso
the positive saving to you on each suit.
Priced From $300 to $6.85
"Money Talks"
HUB DRY GOODS CO.
O 'Council liuiltling.
Market Av
'cnue.
XOTICK.
You aro hereby notified to re
frain from soiling or giving any
intoxicating lliiunr whatsoever, ro
HARRY (IM.IIRAITII.
Dated this Jiitli day of IVhruurv.
191U.
.1. W. CARTER.
City Miiraliul.
Mrs. Harry (iallinilth.
Tho 10 relatives and estates which
will receive one-tenth of the os
tnte each are:
Peter Dolan of .Mnrshfleld.
.Mrs. Win. Illanchflold of Mnrsh
Held. John Dolan rts.iito of Mnrshrield.
.Mlko Dolan of Cinrtllucr.
Joseph Dolan or Port Ash de
Fort, Canada,
Prank Dolan of Ottawa, Cannda.
Mrs. Clias. Iliauchfleld of West
Ostotto. Canada.
Thomas Dolan of Ottnwn, Cana
da. Mr. Joseph Sarsfleld, Cobalt,
t annua.
Mrs. Maekey IJstato of Portland.
Oregon.
I.efi Xn Will.
Mrs. Orlllln. who tiled n few
weeks ago nt her homo in Plat II.
left no will and her husband lias
been appointed tidiuiulstrntor. Ho
and a daughter. Miss II. .lonophlno
Orlllln. aro the heirs, the propertv
consisting of three houses and lots
A womnn often looks as well
iik uie uispiay in a snow winnow.
1 Hut a mn ti never does.
That little girl of yours
she'll soon bo having her
hair "done up," and, too, she
will bo outgrowing her child
ish ways and you haven't
had hor picture taken since
she was. in long drosses, You
don't exactly want to keep
hor as she is but you do
want to keep tho mamory.
Last of the .Operations, on
Tidewater on Coos Bay
is in Sight.
Wltl In a few months, the Smith
Powers Logging en m p on South
Coos River will ho the only logging
being dono on tidewater on Cons
Ray, and with possibly one excep
tion it will be the Inst, unless an
other growth of tlniher warnuits It
In years to come. The Merchant
tract- on South Coos River Is tho
Inst standing timber to be left on
tlduwater. All of tho rest of tho
logging will hnve to he dono by
in 1 1 road.
Sometime this summer, tho two
logging camps or the Stulth-Powera
Company on Isthmus Inlet will be
closed down, 'i ho two are six and
seven nml are located nt Coos City.
They will bo moved to tho new
logging road of tho Smith-Powers
Company beyond Myrtle Point. The
Snilth-PowerB camp op South Slough
will nlso bo closed down In nnothor
eight or nine months nml moved
to the timber beyond Myrtle Point.
mo houtli Coos River camp hns
botwon three and four years to go.
there being between .0.000.ti00 and
"..000,000 feet or timber there to
got out. Cninii " was moved re
cently from Isthmus inlet to Coal
edo where Camp 2 Is located.
The llrst tlmhor that tho binlth
Powers road beyond Myrtle Point
will tap Is about 12 miles from thnt
town, i hen there Is nlniosf a solid
body of Umber on each side of the
road nml by tlio construction of
spurs mid extensions, R Is snid
thai sulllcleut timber is available
to run tho C. A. Smith mills heront
tnoir prosont capacity for flftv
years.
The Could nud Iloeek camps on
North Coos River and Hodges
Creek are boyond tho reach of
lldewator.
The McDonald & Vniighnn ennui
at Danlols Creek Is now boyouii
the rench of lluewator. a logging
rond having to bring the logs to
tho river. Tho ieI)onnlil & Vaugh
nn enmp Is now shut down for re
pairs ami Improvements on the log
ging rond. but will resume oper
ations In a week or so.
Jus. II.
RAILWAY MEWS !
ur mm on
JAPANESE COOK
ATTACKS MAN
Supt. Dixon Returns But Is
Not Certain When Work
Will Start.
"I ilout know Just when wo will
start construction work In North
Bend. I came back In now. prepared
to go to work Just as soon ts the
company la roady."
This was the statement of Supt.
Dixon of tho MacArthiir Perks Com
pany, who returned this morning
from n trip to Hugene. He stilted
thnt ho had not brought any con
struction equipment yet. as there
wild considerable clenrlng to be done
before the actual const ruction could
start, ijo said that they bad equip
ment for this work here since they
came In n year ago. prepared to start
work on North Slough. He said that
Knglneer Wheeler of the Southern
Pucllle should bo the man to say
when tho work would start.
Mr. Dixon says that good progress
Is being made by tho Porter Pros
and Twohy Mros. on their commits
out of Kugene. He said that the rallR
would bo laid as far down the flu
slaw as Acme this fall.
lie had no new advises as to when
Porter Druthers would start work
between the I'mpqua nml Slusluw.
Mr. Dixon was nccompanled down
from (inrilliier by Mr. Wllsoy nud
Wurren Reed. Mr. Rood said that
thero was nothing at (lardlnor but
thnt Copenliiigons were getting nloug
nicely with tliolr work.
Mr. Dixon said that Oeneral Mali
nger Hitchcock of the MncArthur
Porks Company is now In San Fran
cisco mid wns planning to visit Hu
gene mid Portland, but whether i.n
would come to Coos Hay be had not I
noon uttviseii.
Contractor Copenhagen who wns
expected here last evening did not
nrrlvo, but probably will come In this
ovenlng.
i California Girl at Point of
Death and Mother Badly
Hurt by Oriental.
Ill o InfPil Vntn in Omw Wny Time 1
DAVIS. Oil.. Feb. 20. As n re
sult of a murderous attack by a dis
charged Japaneso cook, Miss Agues
Armstrong Is at at the point or death
with a bullet hole through her bend
und the bullet lodged against tlio
spine. Mrs. R. II. Armstrong, inothor
or the girl wnH shot In tho arm,
breast mid foot, when hIio grappled
with tho Infurluted .Japanese. Her
condition is not dangerous, Tho
husband and rather Is paralyzed and
could not aid his wife mid daughter.
The affray occurred nt tho Armstrong
ranch two iuIIcb west of here. Tho
nssnllant escnped. The girl was nsloep
when sh was shot.
ItKliKAKH M.xv MEf.
Quiet Restored In fnlnt Crrck )&
lug l)Mrlr(.
I Ur MO, Mir I I' ) io (,, fo, tlM
CHARLESTON. Vn., Feb !
Fully llfty perrons, who vere'uk
iiiiii iiimuuy ny I ne mllltllluM
lieetioil with tl senior. In o. .l
Creek Coal country liave be
leaseu, leaving annul novcntjlij
temporary prison at Painter Cri
Junction. The iiiitmcM Mr. ..
ently censed Ml tlio mlact art'
tier ueavy guaru
.MORC.W STII.I, ILL
Italian .Mcillcal Spcrl.ilM CMil
l.gypl to Cure for Ilia
(Or Amu laid I'r n io Cmi CijTbt!
LONDON. Fib 20.-Tie 6
change Telegraph rompan- lui
dispatch from It'imo si) lot it
Professor (lulseppe llasthndU, 4
best known uiedlrnl specU.U: k
Italy, wns today sammo-ed ton
ro by .1. P. .Morgan,
Ilnvo your Job printing dono nt
Tho Tlmos olllco.
llljr Amo'IMpI I'. 3 tol'ootRirTlMr
Another dispatch from Roiil
MnrKnuH condition Is creitir ai
proved. The Rending or SuiuHl
wns n mutter of precaution.
If you havo anything to tell, ril
trndo. or wnnt help, try a ffnltjl
Th
e
Fort
Get a Kodak
and take pictuies of her
occasionally and thus pie
seive a life-photograph,
Kodaks Are
Inexpensive
and wo will teach you how
to dew lop and tinish the
pictures.
HI) M'KKOW.V MAIIIIIKI).
Repori That Foivniau of Smith
Slough Oinip Weils In Cnnaila.
Mlko Mel.iiugnlln. actlnir fore-
ninn or tho Smith-Powers logging
enmp on South Slough, hns receiv
ed a letter rrom I'M McKeown. the
roremnn who loft n few months uco
to visit nt his old home In Cnnail.i.
stntlng thnt lie wns married there.
Tho news came ns a surprise mid
Kd's friends are not sure whether
to tnke him nt his word In tho
letter or wbethor he Is inerelv Jok
ing them. Some claimed before ho
left that tho trip to eastern Cana
da was for matrimonial purposes
in .ir, .uciveown uenieii them.
A. II. Powers heard from him
recently, but ho did not sav anv
Ihlng nliout having won n" wife.
Nelthor did ho say whon he would
return, but It Is expected, that ho
will bo here soon.
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Red Cross Drug Store
QUICK DEMVHUY.
PHONi: 122-J
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(Jeorge M. .Miller l,cuve. Ihinene to
aiieuii .loaiiiiin'.s lunerul.
RUOKXB. Fob'. 20. (Jcorgo .Mel
vln Miller, brother of Joaquin, went
to San Francisco to attend the fu
neral of his brothor. Georgo Mil
ler has been engaged in tho real
estate business In Hugene and in ro
especially the western part of l.ane
county for the past io uar.
Joaquin Miller alwa.Ms had great
Intorosr In the Sluslnw iniintiv .,.i
on his trips to ICugono ulwavs made
n trip to that as et wild "countrx.
and. Instead of tnklng the stage or
a convenient team, the two would
make the trip in ;l two-wheeled
cart The brother recently form
ed the Joaquin Development Com
pany, to develop water powers and
Plat towiiille I., tlw. i... i... '.
to be opened by the building of t". e
railroad to Hie Coiut
Men me pre'tv sniart lu other
respcits but tin j seldom are able
wri. 'whflK,r n b,on,, ls "'o
nork of art or uature.
IIAXDON IIK.II SCIIOOI. TKA.M ,
WILD PI.AV .MAKSIIFIKM)
illl.ll hilltHM. UKRK THIS'
KVKNIXfJ.
The dual home came of basket imii
Will he n lived Thursilnv tili'dt i... i
tweon Ilandon and Marshliold lilchi
schools In tho old tnbornnelo.
nil. ....i. i., ...
t iiuiikii una Kiiiuo may not noni to I
iieciito uio eiininplonshlp, ns CoqulUo
has not lost n gamo so far this sen
son, It will have much to do in de
termining tho position of Mnrshflelil.
ns by winning this gamo thoy would
bo tied with North Uond for second
place.
Ilandon hns n Strom: team, nmi i
said to havo oxeollent tonm work,
M'lilnli nniiiilml ..t,t. .1.. ..,..,,. m '
""""i "iicu twin mo uuiiiiy or n
couplo of their players to make bas
kots, moans that tho homo team will
havo to oxteiul thoiusolvos to win
Marshliold will uso tho snmo tonm
ns it hns in its previous games, mid
upon its home lloor has always
shown up strong. Thoro being no
nenvy practice tins week, tliov uimni.i
bo 111 oxcollont condition, and put up
a fast game.
Tho .Mnrshfleld tonm will linoup
ns follows:
Kruse. captain, guard; McDonell,
guard: Soainnn, guard; Lococq, cen
ter; Clark, forward; Carlson, for
wnrd. Tho prollnilnnry gamo will bo
played between two teams composed
of girls from tho local high school
Pleasuro soon pnlls on those
who aro in u position to do just
us they please.
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it,
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Strength with light weight is the principle of J
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Ford and Cadillac Representative.