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THECOOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. MONDAY, MAY 26, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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ITTSBUftG BOOMED, F
Id then quietly passed
, That Once Seemed to Be Commercial Center of South-
prii ureyun iimimuu mj iw wiivuiuMiiiuiiis inai
:c" Put Roseburg Upon Map
L blowing nrtlclo written by
Kf, In The Portland Jour-
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hi i.o i.sneclally Interest-
L.. ii.iv neonlo ns tho Mrs.
lo -"V". 'i..:,,! wiiii tollB tho
.. i... ..nil remembered hero
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Itosc
Arrlngton anil wan
W
. ii. nun nliuu'liiird. well
,i tlio niunngor of tho local
,C light company.
mi will get ollt '0Mr old Be0K
;J the olio you studied In tho
More tlio livii uhi ju
Ibjt UiiiHUii eotiniy, uregon,
.' i iiivlsloiiH of western Oregon.
L It Is hut n memory, in vain
Ul search u niouorn gcograpny
Unipiiua coiiiuy.
i ,,r niil ueogrnphy you will ueo
tiburg marked as tho roinmor-
icenter of Homiium ukbuii, mm
lead of navigation on mu uminiuu
f Todoy n hotel, Htoro nml pust
Ua all that Ih loft of what once
olsed to he a greni niy,
Lntlv. while nt Newport, I
ft the afternoon with Mrs. Ocorgo
hctiarii, " nauvu uuuguiur m
Itiburc.
Ur father, I). .1. Lyons, was horn
rdand," said Mrs. Ulanehanl, "In
j. when ho was 12 years old, he
t in America. No was raised In
(iTllle, KontucKy.
ilVhllo n hoy at sehool, nno of his
olmati'H throw a pioco or a uroKun
at him ami put out ono or nis
Through iiyinpnthy, tho other
i becamo affected and ho became
ly blind, lie took up music and
bdio proiieicni upon mu viouu aim
to.
tile was married In 1849, nnd In
S came to Oregon. My mother's
ither, CIiiih, l'utnniii, bad como to
icon and had sottlod near Drain,
trying Kozellc, tho olduut dnughtoi
Hesse Applogute. Aiy ratlier toon
donation laud claim near Drnln.
ES'ext year ho traded his CIO ncre
i to Levi Scott, tho founder of
kttilmrg, for a hotel in that city
e hotel hud been originally built
a fort, hut In 1850 Levi Scott
(lit It mid converted It Into i
Id.
fin tlioBo days the county sent of
ipijun county was at Undorwpod'c
kd in (Ireeii valley, near tho pros
i town of Winchester, hut ScottH-
rrhad aspirations of becoming the
ntjr Bent.
J'Scottiiuiirg was tho bond of Navl-
Itlon on the .Uuinuun. nnd wns the
lUttlng point for all southern Ore-
f and northern Cnllfornln. Scorer
pack trains piled between Seotts-
irKtiul the mines of southern Ore
n. Sometimes sovornl bundred
klw tuiuld arrive during tho lay,
Mimes woro lively.
phe year aftor my fnthor movod
m unviii i, inn, ono of tho enter
Mine HtlzoiiB of JAcksonvlllo,
ought a sawmill around tho Horn
San KrnnclHco, nnd from thoro II
u resnippei to Scottsburg. Tram
Cttlburc It was taken liv nv Inniim
Jacksonvlllo, I GO mllos awny.
nno uru a mi in nor or copies of
umpqua wooKiy dnzotto. Notice
oaio ino: 'Scottsbuiir. O. T..
e 16, 185-j. oillco, corner .Main
a .oncalln streots.' Tim mibscrln.
I price was $fi a year, nnd the
'Rising rnten woro $2 nn Inch.
f fattier was editor an I William
M wa?. iiiilillHlii.p
rllere Is the card of Addison C.
". attorney nt law and commissi-
f for New York. Illn nfllen ivii
'Gardiner. ITninnun iwmiiiv n p.
fu will sco In tho foot noto to lilt
N he nnnoiiiices thnt tho pnrtnor-
MP heretofore nxlstiiii? Imtu'iinn
bbsatid Strntton has boon illssnlvoii
Inutunl consent.
i 'ro is mo nu. of Snnniol S. Mann
r'cf Scottsburg. My mother hns
P i told mo about atnndlng by our
ri " ,:,'"""" nna wntchlng tho
flood that occurod during tho win-
1801 CrCnlllllL' llll'linr- nml lil.rli..n
Nr Lower Scottaburg till It took
l toio after tho other nnd cnrrled
K3 .1 ' W,HSM tho 00I liad sub
toit.i wns " '""Bor nny Lowor
HCrC 1I till niinnlinnnmniit nf
Pnsdale & Co. to packers and trnd-
t;n"V ,H tl10 nd of Ooorge
I'L0'0' c,,lna 811Bn', linen eover-
" nu otnor wares. Tho
tKinVi Ul. '"wor town woro Allen,
and mil " lie,rK0 "'8,'n'.
., ,,"'lman. Plunagnn Ilros.,
" ' .Marslltlolll. mill Pnnim-i.ti
r"7Wh." '" "PI,er Scottsburg
P oi T! ", Me -avian nno
i' 'r. i .r,l(lan' "sunlly cnlled 'Tin
Olierldail. on nrcmmt nt Ma lii.
rdLa,"11 tho fact tnnt l Jopt n
;waru store.
file's llf't'Te8t,"B - -"C"! 1 tho
aces !,. w'"i"i iiiKouo oj
Uiat aro no Ion cor In oTlctnnnn
iiBuUlfe? W,' nft0rward8 uecamo
rn, xa1,7lt8 fr tlo Gnzetto woro
Jos ft Wood nt Randolph City.
03 Kogers for Coos Day, Colonel
" Chapman nt Elkton. .Tpsin
S .mat Yncalla, C. S. Drew at
0no. .Tnunnli !). ,!..
Port vL aI"1 j0B0nh A- Graham
ia...- "uiivur. wnniiinirrnn Tar.
'."'.
vouvor, Washington Ter-
Josoph Reynolds nt
h A. Grn
ishlngton '
t feri! !h not,co ot a mnrrlago
bee nf marr'ngo at tho resl-
f,n of V. K. Prlni?l nt Pllalin
h coun?vI,i0ob.? Da,n- ooth ot Mar
rHinty, by Hoverend A. F. Wal-
Ladi6 '!??. noUco signed Thompson
Plbe InJ' ,"'.g tno cltlzons to sub
fa 8coU8brurJUlld,nB a Wag0" rad
oe rt.. a lottor f''0'n Gonoral
I fla-ed at Washington, D. 0.,
April 1!, 180 I. Ho says a coinmls
Hlonur is to ho appointed to exnmlno
t ties to town property nnd conllrin
tho same, thus Bottling tho long and
liltter contest nu m tin, i,.i,ir..i
-- uiu IIHIIlllll
ellllUluntS nf tlin Pii-tlni.,1 nlnlm it..
also says, "Yesterdny I Introduced
n oiii 10 ennnio tlio people of Ore
gon to form a constitution, stnto
govorninent, etc. Our Interests can
not bo ns SIKTPSsfllllv ri.liri.ui.nti..1
and promoted in our territorial
siato as tney would bo If wo were
In tho Union on an eipial footing
with our sister stntes.'
"8. P. Chndwlck, Addison C.
OllibH, Jiuld Strntton, David Logan,
I). 1 Thonipson, John Kelly nnd
.John Kelsoy nnd many othors were
In those dnys resldentB of ScottB
burg. Men who later herntnc gov
ornors, Judges of the Suprumc Court
and Uultuil stiiten Senators and
capltallsta, innde their Btnrt In thnt
historic city.
"I wns born in tlio 'Scottsburg
house,' nB the hotel was culled. Tho
tlrst court held In Southern Oregon
wns hold In our hotol, mid wan pre
sided over by Judge Heady. A ninn
wnB tried for murder n man by
tho way, who has alnco become
prominent In Portlnnd. Ho was
let off on tho plea of tho unwritten
law.
( ral LnncVi AiuhlHim.
"To rend the old registers of
Mio Scottsburg house would bo like
-nlllng tho roll of nil tho Important
inon of Oregon'B uarly dayB. 1
"Olllember flovnrnnr I. nun rnmn In
Scottsburg cainpnlgnlng. Hreckon
rldgo nnd Lnno woro running for
resident nnd Vlce-nresldent of the
United Stntes. Governor Lnne
'inniled my sister a quarter nnd
mid, 'keop thnt. Ilttlo girl, nnd
ioiuo day you enn hand It down
'o your children nnd tell them
't was given to yon by the 1'renl
lent of the United Stntes, for that
'b what I Intend to bo boiiio day.'
"In !Sr2 Douglas Countv wnr
'rented nnd part or Umpnun County
waa given to DouglnB Countv, nnd
'n 1802 tho LeglBlntnro gave the
-est- of Unipqun Countv to Douglas
wiping tho county entirely off the
map.
"Tho flood of 'fi1-'fi2 nindo the
mr nt tho mouth of tho rlvor vory
dionl. That hurt us as a Rcaport.
road was oponed from Jnrksnn.
'Illo to Cresont City, Cnl., In TiR
vhlch nlsn hurt Scottsburg. The
dngn roach line established botweon
"ortlnnd nnd Itcil llluff was the
'Innl blow. Scottsburg censed to
ulst and a town grow up on Aaron
mil Bnrnli Hoso'b nlnco which bo
amo ItoReburg. The papor failed
uul tho type and nress wns taken
'o JnckBonvllle. My father got n
')OV lO lend li I lit. nml lm lion, I n
vnlk out to Ilosoburg and Hmplrr
ny io give conrorts, and nlso to
tlvo music lessons.
"PlnnllV. Ill 1SR1. Wn mnvn.l n
Mnrshflold. In 1003 our old hotol
was burned and so passed Into his
ory ono of tho historic places of
inrly Oregon." Journal.
New and Second Hand Furniture
sold on tbo Installment plan.
TAItlll.VaTO.V. DOVLH . CO-
nna l-vont St.
hon ain-Ti Mnrahfli'M, Or
Be Up To Date
Order your Hull from
The Tailor and
Dress Expert
Upsliilrs.
TODD
iH Front St.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
DU.VJAMI.V OSTLI.NI,
lJ Coiihiiltlug Knglneer unJ
Architect.
I'hono lO.'l-L
Marslifleld, Ore
T .m. wmoiiT,
) CO.NTItACrOK AND
1IUILDKH
Estimates furnished on request
Plans and specifications furnished
If desired. An honest Job guaran
teed. Phono 124-It.
JOKL OSTLINI),
Piano Tuner and Repairer,
lib S. Sixth Street. Phone 103-1
PICHJj RILKV KAXLINGER
l'lunlst and Teacher
Realdence-Studlo, 237 So. Broadway
Phono 18-L.
W
G. CHANDLER,
ArrhltM.
Rooms 801 and 302, Coke Dulldla
Mandifleld, Oregon.
DR. W. MORROW,
Dentist.
171 Grimes Ilulldlng, over GraaO
Theater. Olllce Phone 820.
W
M. S. TURPEN,
ARCHITECT
Marshfleld, Oregon.
DR, A. J. HKNOTIX'H
Modern Dental Parlor.
Ww aro equipped to do high claat
work on abort notice at tbo vorj
lowest prices. Examination free.
Lady attendant. Coke Bids.. Opi
Ohandlnr Hnl. nhnn 1 1 "-J
Have your Job printing done at
Tbo Times office.
P
A P PA I RS OP STATE S171' HEAVILY
ON MEXICAN'S PRESENT RU
LERHE WANTS TO RE IN THE
FIELD PKHITING.
Illf A-orllil Prm lo loo nr Times I
MEXICO CITY. May 21. General
Hiierta Is ehafluu under the re
straint Imposed by the duties mid
ceremonies attending his olllce nB
President, and some of Ills old
friends In the nrmy will not be
surprised If ono tiny ho throws off
the trl-colorcd baud mid again dona
the military uniform. It Is wild
that tho President', not fully satis
fied with the progress which is be
ing made against thu revolution, Is
seriously considering tho resigna
tion of bis olllce In order to per
sonally direct the cnmpnigii.
That the nrmy hns not nindo nny
Brent advancement In restoring peace
is ovldjnt, and Huertn, who planned
and curried out tho campaign ngainst
Orozco a year ago, Is pardoned by
his Inmates for hollevlng thnt ho
could do the Job more expeditiously.
"I am not a man of governmental af
fairs," said Iliiortn recently In tbo
course of an Impromptu after-dinner
speech. "I am n Boldler, nnd every
tlmo thnt I see n body of men In
training I long to go with them Into
the field."
Who would tnko Huerta's plare nrt
Provlsl nnl President Is a mntter of
much Bpectilntlon. Ills Inability to
find n ninn who would satisfy tho
peoplo and display thu requisite ex
ecutive ability Is what mny prevent
Mexleo'B Bolillor-Presldent from aban
doning the placo. To place Pollx
Diaz In the presidency would not Im
provo tho situation greatly, and cor
talnly It would not plenso Diaz, since
his occupancy of tlio provisional post
would grently lessen his ehnnces of
holding It as an elected Incumbent.
The selection of Pranelsco do la Ilnrrn
would plenso ninny of his Intlinajto
friends, but tho Catholic party lias
its eyo on do In Ilnrrn ns u candidate
for tho presidency nt some future
tlmo when elections can bo held. Onro
It wns suggested thnt General (leron
Imo Ti'ovluo tnko tho provisional
presidency. Hut tho General Is get
ting on In yenrs, and In addition ho
Hoes not want the place.
Whether Huorta would do nny hot
ter, however. In tho field than IiIb
olllcors now are doing Is regarded ns
by no melius certain. He probably
has nn Influence over the nrmy great
er thnii Hint of nny other general; but
the nrmy today Is u poor thing com-
pared with that left by Pnrflrlo Diaz.
notwithstanding that Diaz' army was
far less olllcleut than ho considered It.
It hns been demonstrated thnt tho
nrmy Is not u unit of loyalty, nnd tho
introduction into Its ranks of thou
sands of ex-rebels appears not to hnve
greatly strengthened Its loyalty, and
to have lowered discipline nnd ef
ficiency. Ah Minister of Wnr Huertn
might direct nil phases of thu cam
paign, but ns slmplo general In tho
Hold ho could direct only n smnll part,
and what ho might accomplish In one
region might cnslly bo offset by wlint
transpired In other pnrts of the He
public. Huertn and Diaz bolloved In Feb
ruary thoy had restored Mexico to n
peaceful condition, nnd thoy prob
ably did not dream thnt the counter
revolution over would assumu tho
proportions It has today. There Is
no doubt now, however, thnt tho
nuinbor of rcbols Is greater than the
number of government's troops, nnd
It hns beenmo practically a mntter of
monoy which sldo will win, Mny be
gin with tho government still on the
defensive, but making promises of
tho enrly Inauguration of n terrible
campaign against tho robots It wiih
bolloved In tbo cnpltnl that by that
tlmo tho robols would have exhausted
their supplies of ammunition and
would ho unnblo to buy moro, or to
got It across tho American boundary
lino oven If thoy possessed tho ne
cessary means to purchnso It. Money
Is not plentiful in the rebel treasury;
but neither Is It in that of tho nation
al government. So far as getting
guns and ammunition nrross tho Hue
la concerned, the rebels appear to bo
having less trouble than did oither
Madorj or Orozco and Mexicans lit
the capital aro open In their denunci
ation of tho Washington government
for not maintaining a stricter patrol.
Woro It not for tho fact that tho
Mexlcn.) soldier generally provides
bis own rations, lie would today bo
tho highest paid lighting man in tho
world, Mndoro raised his wages to
a peso, 50 cents gold, a day, nnd Hu
orta has further increased it to a peso
und a half or 75 cents gold. Tho mnln-
talnanca of tho army In tbo past three
years has been Mexico's grcntest Item
of expense, but notwithstanding thnt
the fovernment Is hard up and hns
had dlfllculty In securing tho loan for
which It has been striving, Huorta
considered tho Incrensa a necessity.
With this lure ho hoped to gain re
cruits. Conscription, however, has
been tho method adopted.
HELD FOR MURDER.
Leo M. Frank, Atlanta Furtnry Su
perintendent, Indicted.
(rtr Auocltlfe Pre., lo L'oo Utj Timet
ATLANTA, Ga.,' Mny 24. Leo
M. Frank wns Indicted today by
tho grand Jury for tho murdor of
14-year-old Mary Phngan, whoso
body was found In tho factory build
ing or wnicn prank was superin
tendent n month ago. No nctiou
wns taken by the grand Jury In
tho ense of Nowt. Loo, a negro
night watchman at the factory.
Llbby COAL. The kind YOU have
ALWAYS USED. Phono 75. Pnclllc
Livery nnd Transfer Company,
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
Summer School AugJuTi,2i39i3
TWNETV-FIVi: INSTRUCTORS PI LTV COURSES
DISTINGUISHED EASTERN EDUCATORS ADDED
TO REGULAR FACUII'V
University Dormitories open. Hoard and room nt $3.50 per week.
Reduced Itnllrond Kates
For complete HIiiHtrnteil ealiilogiie, addles The Registrar,
University nf Oregon, Eugeiio
You Should Have the Best
And the host Insurance are the oldest and
strongest companies. I am agent for four of the
strongest old line fire insurance companies doing
business in America today; also am agent for the
Orcjoii Fire Jteliof Association.
Kor particulars sec
WM. J. LEATON
Hooin If), Eldorado Hldg., over "Red Cross.
Just Received
another shipment of the famous
Mysost and
Primost Cheese
Stauff Grocery Co.
Phono 102
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
LUMIIER, LATH, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH AND DOORS,
HOOPING PAPER, ETC.
OUT THE FUEL RILL IN TWO IIY USING OUR WOOD.
PHONE 100. 18H SOUTH RROADWAY
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Of COOS BAY
Choosing a Bank
la n mnttor thnt should call for
careful consideration,
Tho features which should bo vi
tally considered are:
Tho financial strength of tho bank.
Tho condition of Us assets.
Tho conoorvntlsin of Its policies.
Tho Integrity of its directorate.
Tho facilities It orrom patrons nnd
tho Intelligent courtesy of Its offi
cers and nsnlstautB,
It Is our aim to excel and we In
vito you to put us to thu test in mil
theso essentials.
FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
OLDEST RANK -IN COOS COUNTY.
Established 1HHI),
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $110,000
Interest paid on Time Deposits.
Officer:
,T. W. Reiinelt, President.
J, II. Flanagan, Vice-President.
R. F. Willlnmx, Cashier.
Geo. P. Winchester, Ass't Cashier.
BANDON BY THE SEA
THE CITY OF THE FUTURE
A FEW TEN ACRE TRACTS FOUR .MILKS SOUTH ON
COUNTY ROAD tfiW PER ACRE; $100 CASH, IIALANCE
TWO YEARS, NO INTEREST. NO TAXES, FINE SANDY
LOAM, LEVEL RENCII LAND.
Buy One It Will Make You Money
Domialdl MacKimitosh
REAL ESTATE
and
INSURANCE.
Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire
and Marine Insurance
Title I Guarantee and Abstract Co.
HENRY 8ENGSTACKEN, Mgr.
Coqulllo Ofllco Phono 191 Platting Lands a specialty.
Farms Timber Coal nnd Marshfleld Olllce 14-J.
General Agents "EA8TSIDE."
JUST RKCEIVKI
A large shipment or Elect tic Cut
(Hush Shades.
Call and see our stock of glass
ware. Wo nlso have boiiiu of tho
Inlnut llildtlT.ia l. nlwi... 1.....
.....,w ..i...hun in nuunur UMiircH,
rroin two light to five. Everything
UIUUU IU1II HIIlllll'H,
III
Barnard & langworthy
Aug. Frizeen
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
Some bargains- in city nml Hunker
Hill lots mid resiliences.
Union Storage Company
W. A. Heard, Mgr.
Export Pnckers. Carpets Cleaned.
Fiimlturo Packed, Shipped,
Stained and Kopalred.
382 Front St. Phono 100.
Loavo ordora a Holms jt llnrvev.
Rldo In Lynn LiiiiiIicUi'h HHil 7
passoiigiT Cadillac. Stand nt HIII
yor'a Cigar Storo. Tolcphono 18-J.
After 11 p. in., telephone 2G0-L, tho
Right Cnfo. Caroful driving assurod.
Prompt attention, will go nnywhoro,
any time, dny or night. Loaves 1 1 1 II
yer'H Clgnr Sloro to meet nil trains
and boats.
City Auto Service
Good Care, Careful Drivers snd
reasonable charges. Our motto:
"Will go nnywhoro at any time."
Stnnds ninnro Hotol mnl rtlminn
Cigar Storo. Day Phones 78 and 41.
iNignt mono 46.
HA UK Kit riOODATiK. nroiirlofor.
Pictures & Framing
Walker Studio
Baby Clioesf
aby hoes
See tho new lino of I In by Shoes
at the
The Electric Shoe Shop
at ISO South llroadnay,
Unique Pantatorium
THE MODERN DYERS. GLEANERS,
PREHSERS ami HAT RENOVATORS
Agent for Kmvnril II. Straus A
Co., Fine Tailoring. Let us
mako your next suit.
Uffft CENTRAL. Phone 2.10-X
Bowling Alley!
7rt NORTH FRONT STREET
Tuesday Evening
Especially for Ladies
W. S. RROWN $ A. H. HODGINS
Marshfleld Paint
(2b Decorating Co.
Estimates' PiirnUlieil.
I'h. no 1H7-L Miirsbfield, Ore.
All Kinds of J oh Printing Vonc at The 'Times Office
K modorn Rnc milling, Klertrli
Llht, Steam Heat. Elegantly
Pnrnlshed Rooms with Hot and
Ctdd Water.
HOTEL O O O 8
O. A. Metlln, Trop.
Rmtrs: no rentit m duy und upwards
Cor llMixdwav mid Mnrki-t
FAMILY DINNERS
III our now locution, wo are es
pecially prepared to cator to family
trade, Rogular meals or short or
deis. Open day nut night.
MERCHANT'S CAPE.
Rrnndwny und Commercial Mfld.
COOS RAY PLATE AND WINDOW
GLASS CO.
J. A. Goodwill and W. B. Sawyer.
Plate, Art and Window OlasM, Mir
rors, Prismatic Class-,
Mull ordora nnd phono ordors given
prompt nttentlon. Estimates fur
nished. Phono 70-L.
727 So. Uroadway. Mnrshflold.
$5 REWARD
for nny watch I cannot make run,
E. C. BARKER
JEWELER
Fine Wutch nnd Jewelry Repairing.
SHU Front St., Marsliflelil,
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