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MEMBER OF Til 13 ASSOCIATED PRESS
.1 vVWI liMnniimicu in io
)L. AAA VI. xiio Const Mull.
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1913. EVENING EDITION SIX PAGES. CAdStSS M"" " No- 303
ORES!
I
I
VALLEY'S FIST HOIS TODAY
Lnflanratlon Starting at Mt.
Tamaipias auruaub wuu
Great Rapidity.
oVERNMENT TROOPS
SbNI iu ontorx n
Ivor 2000 Men rushed From
Forts and rcavai auuiuns
to Stay Advance.
I Dr ' lalrJ rrr" ,n Co" ",,r 'T,mn '
Liv IMIAVflRffl. -lull' n. -TWO
InuYnnd soldiers, milium and naval
bproiitlres woro doiniictt ninny uy
it c i.iit'iit'iiitinnt 111 f I I'll t llin
res still stubbornly outing Into tho
rush cowred sines 01 .moihu mnmi-
i.... I.M..M nillll!llilOM llf Const Ar-
llo'ry wiro on duty In the brush, a
. i uiIImi-., worn tielil 111 KllllHII-
llHIPilll'l '"n - - -
to In roseno for relief ilnty ami 1 1 d
lipreiltlces rnilll Mil' niiviii minimi nil
orliu lliionn IhIiiiiiI Joined tlioin (IiIh
lornlng
Fire nwoKo lo rrosn nro lonay ami
L...... n ilitiifftffiiiii tiilv'ntii'n nti llin
ITMIII II muiim "" ............ ....
L..... r Mill V'iiIImi' iilnnir Hut lionvllv
looilcil course of llytlu'ilalo canyon,
Illicit III IIIIOII Willi IIIIIIIIMIIIIU Cllllllll J'
lines lilililm In ri'il woods.
Icsignation of Head of Bin
Eastern Road Precipitates
Sensation.
t)
mi:li,i: orris. i
(ll NxHoclnti'il Press.) t
HOSTON. Mass.. .Inly !. '
Chan, S. Mellon resigned the
liriKiilemv of llu Mnlho Central '
railroad at tln monthly meet- '
lug of Hi illirotors today. Tlio i
Maine ('nit nil Is (lie subsidiary i
of tlio Huston $ .Maliio. tlio '
I'rfxIilriKi of wMi-li Mellon ro- i
Hi IIOil M'stinllO. I
I"' : li'd I'fri lo 1'um Hay Time.
vsniVf!Tnv n c .inu. it .
'Iln f I till IK 111 I ,iniil-nlliliu it llin Vnll'
ork, Now llnvi'ii and Hartford rnlt-
Dnil. ItH nuncrulilii nf li'illnv Ilium
ml control or allied Now England
nllrnmlH aro conilonini'd In uninens
rod torniH liy tlio Interstate Com-
irno roiiiiniRHion In report of Its
nVOStllllltloil lllllili. til it il to lim-n luliiv
lllO ('OIlllnlkHloM'u rnilclliRlntiH nro
iTIwt tlio ontHlilo financial innnagc-
pent huh neon wasteful In tlio ox
fenio ami Hint liml tlio Now llnvon
OnflllOil Itself to (tin nchiiil -nllrmiil
mler tlio siuno condltlonH that pre
n led la other roBpoctH It could havo
alii tllvltlciifla of 8 por cent for the
i yuar i :i i ami carried to ItH
lirnlliR menu nt It 7fin nan inuinmi
f showliiK n deficit of $n:i6,000.
nini tito .Now llnvcn'R nKrcomont
flth tlio IloHton nml Allmny Ik vlo-
itlVO Of llin ulllrll nf lw alul.iln
saliiBt rcslrnlnt of competition and
. ; ciincoiiod,
"Tllllt tlin N'nu- llnomi al.n..l.1 .11
est Itself of Its trolloy Hugh, not lio-
-o uiu present ownomhlp Ih In vlo-
RtlOll nf lnu- lint i,,.na ..i.
, . " ' iitiiuiBu niiuii ii-.ii-
Iniin " fil,t ,)0 ,180'1 ,0 P'ovont tho
,m....iiik in compouiiK linen In tlio
I"t! V
MHU.UX L'SKD FUNDS.
foniici- 1'iesldeiit of Lim, Criticised
nr ills Actions.
IDj Ano.l.1,,1 ! (a Coo nr TlmM.
' WASIIIVnTOV n r T..i.. n
no traiibaitloim of President Mol-
r " KiviiiR ills porsonnl notes
) Ill niVll on... ........ - ..
isc. sso ;' ."rK. w?
r T. i "'hill uy VJUIIlllllSHIOn-
L. i, y " tho transactlona In
ntfl . " B,oeK l)0Khr with such
rnfloth? I0,0rt 8a'8 tllero wr
laJin if ,102.000. but tho New
n 00li8 d0 not 8llow to what
80 Inn mnnA .
on In es: "Mollon's tatonient was
ho ... I,I,IUU ,lnt' 1,en sed In
he fnii ,?,R,n oxI,0'turea durlnB
llree In, "V"',.."""'""' r J .'
hv i: i ' i"a '"rectors, nml that
"hf a siibsecmontly rntlfled his
fcpni r ii ",Lniu snows pay-
fhich lo , "", '5?-? J! cn8
1 1 Lu-c'l0""1 cai"PnlB committee,
i mows a second payment in n.irif.
nv 'orH;"r0"t ?'?. co:
ivnr ,; ' "iiii-n was mrnea
niMnn tho ncP'llcan statu com-
AI.OXO THE WATERFRONT
Tho T?lfii., 7. Z ..
tallervoo;v' ."ml uraco Dollnr
?rancl8M y frm nnU(lon for Snn
aorrown,eyalci; ls ,luo ' onr' to
Th? ?&? J Portland
WrnooS IXlgy&nC1 " "
in n
08 II GRILL
Tlmen1 Want Ads bring resulta.
I
BANK TROUBLE
WAS OLD ONE
Acting Comptroller Kane Says
Pittsburg Institution Was
Impaired Months Ago.
Illy Ain, InlM I'riM In (',," liny Tlinm.l
WASIIINCITON, I). C, .Inly !i.
TIioiiihb P. Kniio, acthiK coinptrollor
or Currency, who rutiiinod today
from PltlHliurK, whero ho closed tho
llmt-Socoiiil Nallonal hank, declared
the First National Hhoiihl liavu hocn
cleaned up or closed up at the tlmu
of Its merKor with tho Second Na
tional several mouths iik". Tho mor
Ker was authorized hy Lawrence O.
Murray, fnrnicr comptroller of ciir
leney. At tliiit time, Knno declared
today. Hie First National's capital
was seriously Impaired, mid the hank
was uotiricd ItiHt Decenilier that ItH
Impaired capital iiiiihI lie restorod.
Iwil; Cnti'.cd Closliin.
Details or tho causes which Induced
Hie I'. S, Treasury Departuieiit to
close tlio First'Sofond Nallonal limilc
ol Plltsliui'K hecaiite known today.
AclltiK Comptroller Kami said that
Inrorniiitloii coiiceinliif; the govern
ment's surveillance of tho hank had
leaked out. nml one of tho hlg do
. ,., .iir...H witi.tV'w jynn.nnn last Sat
urday. Coveiiimeut officials then learned
that other IiIk depositors wore con
li'inplalliiL' uiaklui; heavy wltlnlraw-
als .Monday. To piovont tho lawr
dopoHltois from kiiIiiIhk an advantage
or savliiK their deposits at tho ox
petiso or tho little depositors who
were not iiwaro of the circumstances,
tho i;nvcrunieul refused to let tho
hank upon.
nil Miner
I ILL
House Will Start Investiga
tion of Charges of Mulhall
and Others.
llf ,muMII I'riM lo too. liar TIimi-m 1
WASHINGTON, D. t'.. July !
An InvostlKUtlou of tlio .Mulhall
fharKCS and all oilier chin-Ken or
lohhyliiK was authorized hy tho
llonry resolution passed hy tho
IIoiibo today. In tlio fnco or dotor
iiilued opposition hy lleproKoutatlvo
l.ovy or Now York, a provision al
lowing a coniinlttoo of seven to em
ploy counsel was retained In tho hill.
Tlio Invoatlnntlou Is expected to ho
Klu at once. Speaker Clark appoint
ed tho commlttoo ns rollows: Onr
rott. or Tennessee, chairman; Cllno,
or Indlnna; Uussol, or .Missouri, and
Itodonhorry. or (looruln. Domocrats;
Stnrrord, or Wisconsin and Willis,
or Ohio, Uopuhllcans, and Nolan,
or California, Progressive.
IS SOLD TODAY
Ross Smith, for tho pnst fow years
ono of tho head mechanics in tlio C.
A. Smith company's machlno shops,
and Wm, Wndo today closed negotia
tions for tho purchase of tho Ilrad
shaw and Kimball machine shops and
will tnko possession tomorrow. Thoy
will continue tlio buslnos and enlarge
" , .
Arrangements aro being mado to
mako tho mnchlno shop ono of the
most comploto and boat In southern
Orogon. nradshaw and Kimball had
Installed tho latest and best types of
machinery and to this will bo added
tho equipment which Mr. Wade had
In his auto shop.
Thoy will bo prepared to liandlo all
kinds of machinery and will bo es
peclally fitted for gas onglno work,
both nuto and mnrlno,
Ross Smith and Mr. Wado aro two
of the host known mechanics on tho
Bay and will doubtless win the suc
cess In tho now venturo which their
hoBt of rrlonds will wish thorn.
Messrs. Urndshaw nnd Kimball aro
rotlring to dovoto their timo to tho
manufacture or the now gas engine
which Mr. Bradshaw recontly por
rectod. Tlioy aro now arranging to
start n rnctory In Portland for tho
manufacture of tho marine engines.
MISS NAN BROWNING left today
for a short visit with Mrs. J.
W. Bennett, at Ton Mile.
IS LOBBY
UUIiilfii
MACHINE
LET US TALK IT OVER
ABANDON publication, mlscnllcd ".lustlcc." but which Is a travesty
on justlco and mi nlTront to decency, In Its Inst Issue makes
u vIcIoiir mid vllllfylng nssnult on Tho Times mid the business men
or Cooh Bay. Tho Times will not bore or burden Its readers with the
long, dlHgnstliiB dlntrlbo which HiIh degenerate doctor, who Is said to
bo a hybrid horror, belonging to no particular branch or the prorcsslon
ho disgraces, but bus tnkon n putrid path between tho naturopaths, chlr
opatliH, or somo other peculiar paths, to prey upon tho public. Tho open
ing pnrngraplis or the nnnscntlng nml vllIlfylriB article are surrlclont
to Indlcnto its foulness nnd falseness. Here It Is:
"Mnrshllold, tho town of tho Slrnw Mayor nnd Open Graves,
has ngnln distinguished horseir.
"Last Wednesday n mob or nix hundred grafters, saloon bums
mid pimps, callliiK themselves business men, but who to tho Inst
ninn-JneknsH or thoni, were only n bunch or guzzlegiisliers ror
?nilth-power$, seized two members or the I. W. W. nnd de
ported them beyond tho city limits. The two men so trented
were I. W. W. local secretary, W. .T. Edge worth and local or
ganizer, Wesley Everest.
"The Times is therefore tho logical niotitli-plceo of tlio lawless
mob Hint gloriried that seat or anarchy and $inlth-powor$lsni lust
Wednesday."
I had not Intended to quote or notice this villainous attack, but as
copies or the vllo publication hnvo been secured by some or the .Marsh
field sympathizers or tho nnarclilstlc agitators or tho I. W. W. who are
attempting to spread tho foul slander ror tlio evident purpohe or rrigiu
enliiK some or tlio timid ones with their bnBo scandal I think a little ad
dltioiiiil inilillcltv ninv bu worth while.
The Times has no apology ror tho part It lias played In tho recent
upheaval In HiIh community. On the contrary, It Is proud or any In
fluence It ninv havo exercised In oxpeillng from this community agltatotB
whose pernicious preachment of anarchy, sabotages and syndicalism would
dcHtrov not only tlio prosperity or tins community, nut mo very louncin
Hon oV civilization Itself.
TiiU tiiriit iu nor Tin, Tlmia rii:ht. I can flulit inv battles now ns 1
1 a vo rouL'ht Hiom In the oast. No
can terrorize or Intimidate mo. Neither Is It a Smith-Powers right. Con
iitiniiH ilmt ilovolnnoii hero were beyond the personal equntlon. Anarchy
Is something moro thnn that. It Ih a community matter mid as hiicIi Iihh
lieen honestly and icnrlossly handled by the worklnginon. citizens nnd
luminous men or this community. Practically every line or inbor, buslnoHH
ami proioHHlon In Mnrshllold was part of that splendid (leiiioiisirmion
or ilecencv. The raise and rotil slandors which this llandon degenerate
reeks to spread abroad only emphasize the lying nnd unscrupulous meth
ods or tho I. W. W.
What do you think or It. citizens?
Evervouo In Mnrshllold knows tho chnrncler and class of t.-.e men
whri Joined In that demonstration to which this Bnndon bus'.iwhackei ap
plies names almost too roul for human utterance.
TWm mttu says he Is u Socialist.
Ho Is nunc.
lie Is a llnr.
He Ih also an I. W. W. ,
I do not bellovo that this foul and slanderous sheet Is representative
of the business community or Bnndon. I think Hint tho business nion
or that community will resent tho action or this scmulnl monger tho
same as the business men or .Mnrshllold would not permit the promul
gation In this cltv or wholesale slnnder or tho business men or Bnndon.
I understand that somo of tho Marshlleld sympathizers with tho
I. W. W. aro responsible ror tho statement published In tho Baiidou
publication.
Tho Inst time I talked with Dorsoy Kreltzer ho told mo my account
was overdrawn $K. IS. I think, however, that I still, havo somo credit
mid I herobv offer the pervert publisher of the pernicious Bnndon paper
a toward of' $fi0.00 ror tho name and proof of nny Marshlleld man who
mado the statement on which this publication Is based. ...
Now hero Is an opportunity to help the hellish work in which ho
is engaged. If wo still havo somo nnurchlst agitators or tho I. W. W.
stripe hero lot us Hud It out and net accordingly.
Tho TIiiiok Is not dismayed. It will bo round on tho flrlnu lino
wherever human coyotes gatl.er, will ho round righting ror what Is good
Iu tills community; nttneklng anarchy, hypocrlcy and doniagogitory In
whatever form It mnnircsts Itseir, standing staunchly for good men, for
I atrlotlc public service, an exponent of progress mid a champion or tho
dty nud county which ItH editor loves and In whoso growth mid pros
perity ho Is us deeply Interested, as ho Is In tho affairs that uro his
personal eoncern alone.
PORTLAND GRAFT CASE IS STABTED
County Superintendent Arm
strong Charged With Hav
ing Got Rakeoff From Civil
Service Applicants.
Illy Aiocllf,t I'riM to Coo lly Tlniri.)
PORTLAND, Or., July . Tho
grand Jury today heard witnesses
concerning charges that A. II. Arm
strong, now County School Super
intendent nnd ror four years civil
sorvlca commission, hnd collected
n graft of $15 to ?'0 each from
tlio applicants for positions on the
UNDER KNIFE
Light-Weinht Pugilist Under
goes Operation for Appen
dicitis at Los Anaeles.
Dr AuocLteJ l'rei to Cooi Ilir Timet.
LOS ANGELES, July 9. Bud An
dorson, tho light weight pugilist who
was operated on last night for nppen
dlcltls, Is Improving todny, nnd his
speedy recovery is oxpocted,
Andorson wns knocked out July
4 by Leach Cross in tho twelfth
round. It Is believed that tho ap
pendicitis devoloped subsequent to
tho fight and Hint it did not affect
Anderson's condition In tho ring.
Noted .Actress Hero. Mra. Kelsor
of Salom nrrlved on tho Bny today to
visit hor husband, Dr. Kelsor, who Is
spending tho summor at Lakesldo
for tho benefit of his health. Mrs.
Kolsor Is a star on the Orphoum cir
cuit, bolng known on tho stage ns
Dorothy Hnrrls, n singing comedlonno
and receives $150 por week.
North Bend llond. Tho Coos
ty commissioners were yostordny to
take final action on tho now road
from Nortli Bond to Empire. Dr.
Bartlo had tho mnttor up with thorn
tlio day boforo and thoy promised to
arrange to start tho construction of
tho road as soon as tho work on the
Bastendorf road Is completed.
BUD A ON
scounilrol and no sot or scoundrels
police force, mid that In return
ror payments, tlio applicants had
received higher ratings on tnklug
tho civil sorvlco examination.
Armstrong denies receiving nny
money. Cnptnln or Detectives Ilnty,
Dotoctlvo Scrgant Craddock and De
toctlvo Kllngesmlth woro hoforo the
grand jury today. Craddock, who
Is chnrged with having been the go
botwocn ror Armstrong, was In tho
Jury room several hours. Ton nion
or tho class who passed nlmnst let
ter porrect examinations nftor hav
ing, it Is alleged, obtained tho ex
amination papers prepared by Arm
strong, hnvo been siilipoounod.
TARIFF BILL
Senate Finance Committee Ex
pects to Report Measure
Late Thursdav.
(Djr AioclteJ I'ren lo Cooi Uay Times. t
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 9.-
Tho Sonnto flnanco sub-commjtteo to
day continued checking up tho sched
ules of the tariff bill. If possible, tho
bill will bo reported to tho Sonnto
late Thursday.
North Ilcnd Weddings. Miss Inez
Andorson. for some time office girl
for Dr. Bnrtle, and Frank Maszus,
manager of tho Gamble meat market
In North Bond, were married In Co
qulllo Monday, tho Rev. C. II. Cleaves
officiating. Their marriage was a
surprlso to their relatives and friends
who woro not oxpectlng it until after
tho marrlngo of tho brldo's sister, Miss
Ellon Andorson, who will bo wedded
to Fred Kruso next Tuesday. War
ron Murphy and Miss Maudo Crosby,
another woll known North Bend cou
plo, woro also married In Coquille
Mondny, tho Rev. C. II. Cleaves of
ficiating. ARNO MEREEN and daughters,
Misses Edith nnd Doris, nnd Miss
Edith M. Dunning, left on the
Adeline Smith today for Borkoley.
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BELOW
L
Crop Report Shows This Year's
Yield Will Be Below the
Averaae.
til) Anno, litrit l'rm to Coo llagr Time.
WASHINGTON, D. C, July !).
The U. S. Department of Agricul
ture's crop report Issued todny shows
tho condition of nil wheat to be 78.0
per cent or normal compared with
S7.2 per cent Juno 1, nnd n ten year
average or S1.9 por cent ror July 1.
Tho Indicated yield Is 14.1 bushels
por acre compared with tho five-year
average of 1 I 1-2 bushels. Tho total
production is estimated nt 701,000,
000 bushels compared with 7:10,000.
000 bushels InBt year. Tho condi
tion of apples Ih BO.-! per cent of tho
normal compared with 07. 1 por cent
on Juno 1, and C7.1) por cent Inst
year.
FAIL TO LET
STREET
North Bond Citv Council Post
pones Openings Bids
Other Things Discussed.
At n mooting or the Noith Bend
City Council last night, tlio open
ing or bids on about $70,000 worth
or streot Improvements tliero wiih
postponed until July 17. Only one
bid wns filed, Hint of Hugh Mc-
Lnln, mid tho Council wanted to
get others. A telegram from tho
Federal Construction Compnny, of
bpoKnuo, stated turn thoy bad Just
heard of the work mid wnnted time
In which to bid on tho work. Mr.
McLnlu was allowed to withdraw
his bid without Its being opened.
Tho Council pnssed an ordlnnnco
ordorlng Shorldnu nvonuo Improv
ed from Washington street to nonr
tho ball park. This will requlro
a largo amount of filling nud tho
ostlmnto of tho cost Is $lii,9.ir.rn.
Tho grade was established on
Conneetlcutt, Montana nnd Florldn
between Sherman nud Shorldnu.
Tho Council passed tho ordlnnnco
providing ror tho payment or $50
por month from July 1 to tho
Nortli Bond hand.
City Attorney Mullen wns In
structed to uegotlnto with tho Coos
Bny Water Company nnd tTy nnd
adjust tho claim of tho compnny
ngnlnst tho city of North Bond for
hydrant rontnls. Tho company filed
suit for $081.50 mid costs nnd n
totter from Manager Coroy of tho
company stated that thoy would
drop tho suit nnd pay tho costs If
tho city would pay tho bill. Tho
Council Instructed Mr. Mullen to
seo tho best tonus tho company
would mako.
Tho ordlnnnco providing for sn-
loonkcopors to permit mon to go Into
tholr plnces nt 4 o'clock In tho morn
ing to cienn out, was passed, tho
saloons will not bo permitted to
soil liquor boforo fi n. m.
City Attornov Million wns also
Instructed to tako action to collect
nil delinquent streot assessments.
Most or tho outstanding ones aro
tor Marlon nvonuo In Bangor over
which there was a squabblo becauso
the olovnted roadway was built on
ono side of tho street Instead of In
the center.
Let Sower Contract.
A special mooting of tho North
Bond City Council will bo hold to
night to lot the contract for tho big
main part of tho now sowago sys
tom. Tho part to bo lot Is ncross
tho flat which Is to bo filled by tho
Southern Pacific and by putting In
the sewer now, the cost can bo great
ly roducod.
COL. ROOSEVEIr TALKS.
Delivers Short Address at Llmnr,
Colorado.
JUr Allocated I'ren to Coo Pay Time J
LIMAR. Colo,. July 9. Colnol
Theodore Roosovolt. on IiIb way to
Arizona, stopped hero a short tlmo
this morning nnd mado a brief
speech.
$50 REWARD!
Wo will pay tho ahovo sum for
tho imiiio of tho party or parties
who nro circulating a Bnndon paper
and other I. W. W. llteraturo In
this city or for Information nnd
positive proof as to their Identity.
CITIZENS' COMMITTEE.
W
H
W
TO
Sends Note Appealing to Euro
pean Nations to End War
in Balkans at Once.
HEAVY LOSSES AND
CHOLERA CAUSE ACT
Fear Epidemic of Dread Dis
ease Is Getting Beyond
Control in Armies.
INVADE Itl'I.G.MtlA.
(Bv Tho Associated Press,)
LONDON. July 0. Tho Rou
manian diplomats hero say that
a Roumanian invasion of Bul
garia will begin forthwith, if
Bulgaria gains an ndvnntngo
over Servlu.
Iljr AworlatiKl Prim lo Coo Hay Time.
VIENNA, July 'i. -Tho Bulgarian
government Ih reported to have sent
a circular to the European powers ex
pressing Its rondlnes to negotiate for
peace. Tho Bulgarian and Servian
commandcrs-ln-chlef nro stated hero
to bo already negotiating armistice,
as tho losses or both armies Iu killed
nnd wounded are so Immouso. It Is
also reared that mi epidemic or c hol
er n which has broken nut nmong tho
troops may get beyond control.
GREEKS ARE WINNING.
Capture Town From Bulgarians nnd
Attack Seaport.
Illy AMoclatd I'rrii lo Coo Day Time.
BELGRADE, July 9. Tho town of
Seres, about Ifi miles north of Sulon
Ikl, wns captured today irom tho Bul
garians by the Greek nrmy. Tho
Greek licet Is reported to bo bom
barding tho senport or Kavalti, on tho
Aegean sen, now In tho hnmlu of tho
Bulgarians.
II. S. Troopers Killed by Flat
Car Overturning Near
Manila Yesterdav.
Ily Ao. lali-,1 m lo Coo Day Tt.nc"
WASHINGTON. I). C, July 9.
Six soldiers were killed In Manila yes
terday when a flntcar Jumped tho
track mid overturned. They woro
Privates Boyd Manes or tho Quarter
master's corps, Louis D. Koenlg, El
mer Nolrtzlngor, John Paul. Albert
R. WoIIh and George Hughes. All
belonged to the OHth company of tho
coast artillery.
CUBAN POLICE
S
General Riva Succumbs to Pis
tol Wounds Inflicted by
High Officials.
Dy Aioclated Tre to Coo Day Time.
HAVANA. Cuba, July 9. Gonornl
Armando Rlvn, chief of tho Cuban
National Police, died today of wounds
received Monday evening during a
pistol fight on tho Prndo, aftor ho
had raided the gambling club, Gon
ornl Ernesto Asbortn, govornor of
Havana province, Sonntor Viddal
Morales and Ropresontntlvo Arlaa
aro under arrest awaiting trial In
connection with tlio crime.
STARTS WORK
AT SUNSET BAY
L. J. Simpson Begins Con
struction of Eight Cottages
and Restaurant There.
L. J. Simpson of North Bond, wns
In Mnrshfield today arranging to
send carponters to Sunset Bay to
start tho construction of tho olght
summor cottages and restaurant
which ho will build near Shore
Acres, Ills flno summer homo. Tho
lumber for tho buildings has been
hauled thoro and work wns to start
today.
Tho numbor of cottages to bo erect
ed will dopond on tho domand for
thorn from summer outing parties.
Tlio cottages will bo simply for sleep
ing and living quarters and will not
bo provled with moans of housekeep
ing, a restaurant supplying entnbles.
WE
SIX SOLDIERS
DIE l WRECK