THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1913-EVEMIWG EDITION.
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M. ( . MALONKY Editor mid 1Mb.
OAS K. MAI.ONEY News Editor
mrrark V TIAIFC civil law by nu tnreai 01 iiiui
COOSBAY llM&Oitlal Inw-tho last recourse of the
statu to preserve itseit in a grao
crisis and the circus does not per
form. At Dandon, the community, act
ing In Us own protection and from
a profound sense of Injury to Its
own respect and dignity, requests
iniitnaiinhli. f'ltlmi to leave with
the plain Intimation thnt measures GOOdl'OadS
Official I'nper of Coos County. ,
OFnCtAF I'APKIt OK TUB CITY
(.' MAKSIIKIELD.
SL'DSCRIl'TION KATES.
DAILY.
On year
IVr month
WEEKLY.
One year 1.50
When paid strictly In advance the
ubpcrlptlon price of the Coos Bay
TImos Is $G.OO per year or $2.50 for
It months.
GE1S VIEW OF
E
FO
0
WfllTE
tin
,V.O wlll If necessary, ho taken to en
force Its ultimatum.
Yet the Governor of Oregon de
nles to the sovereign people of a
Entered at tho postofflce at Marjn
field, Orogon, for transmission
through tho malls as second clasi
mall ni at tor. .
Address all communications to
COOS HAY DAILY TIMES.
Mnrshflild :: :: : Orego
Dedicated to tho servlco of the
people, that no good cause shall lack
champion, and that ovll shall no.'
thrlvo unopp iscd.
Goodrum Tele
graphs From Portland of
New iy 14 uacwiacs.
GoodroudB Goodrum, who Is on
.... . .... . i,i ....... i I'tcilt- Mm ititntnnhlli. fnc-
muitlcipauty tno ngut to uunin a " - -
deslrablo end without tho law, but torles, telepraphs from Portland
at the same time ho asserts his that one of tho new 1911 Cadillacs,
right to rise above the law when j tho Fourth Epoch In automobile de
hls feeling, or sense of propriety, volopnient, has reached that city
or whatever it mav bo, Is shocked and Is creating a sensation among
at something or other nbout to bo auto enthusiasts in tno itose wi.
done somewhere or other In Ore
Till: MAItCII OF YEARS.
gon.
If tho peoplo of Bandon have Ig
nored the constituted authorities In
doing what they wero practically a
unit in thinking ought to be done
for the public peace, they have not
"The 1014 Cadillac Is a wonder,
Goodrum wires nfter having seen It.
"The two-speed rear axles are be
yond expectations. The color and
finish aro great. The Cadillac show
rooms are crowded every minute."
Mr. Goodrum left Portland last
night on his way to Detroit and
trnnsiriessod more than the Gover
N OKLAHOMA some place they nor of Oregon In doing nt Oregon . says no win mnue an enun io
-thought one of me juh unuiuacs mihimiuu
aro disturbing the bones of In-, City what he not
thcy-
dlan warriors to mako graves for
the dead of the prusout generation.
Accidentally it was discovered that
one of the modem cemeteries Is lo
cated on tho commanding elevation
which somo ancient tribe of tho
tlrst Americans had long ago chosen
as a burial ground. The new report
cays that the cemetery will not bo
abandoned, on account of the nuni
lier of modern graves that have al
ready boon made there.
The Incident Is only one of the
nany Illustrations of tho transitory
character of our existence or of any
ought to bo done to preserve the
tranquility of a certain Sunday.
Is government by executive whim
to be preferred to government by
the mob?
AS THEY SAY.
I'm all balled up, as the twine
said when the office boy crammed
It In the desk.
I'm off my baso, as tho ball
player remarked when the catcher
caught him off second.
HECEXT SMALL FLURRIES.
I
(From Tho Oregonlan.)
j "Tho only thing which would
Justify tho mob," declnres Gov-
j ernor West In his fierce pro-
nunclnmento against sundry cltl-
zens of Coos County for tho do-
portntlou of Dr. Leach, "would
be the failure of local offlclnls
to enforce tho law." If, then,
the Coos County officials rofus-
ed or neglected or wero unable
to mnlnraln law nnd order, mob
j rule was the proper remedy."
What Is tho Governor, holding
such views, making all this fuss
nbout? Xo one. off course, Is
I likely to lie removed from of- I
flee In Coos County and no
j member of the "mob" Is In j
danger of being sent to Jail.
We shall only have another
great West fiasco.
Have your Job printing dono nt
The Times office.
I'm nil in, the bibulous simp
fleeting fnnio that may follow our j chortled as ho tripped and sprawled
disappearance. Yet the startling Into the hall.
effect of the discovery on the nve-1 I'll get you. as tho bartender
tnc person Indicates how really thought, vhen he snw the pay check
Indifferent we aro until tho Idea of a lumberjack,
flu brought homo by some unusual ( You can't hang anything on mo,
incident or accident. Tl-e old chiefs tho hallrnck remarked when tho
skeleton, Which was exhumed In n maid broke off tho last hook.
flit"-1- posturo and what Is d-1 j boo through It all, aB the man
p-" ' as n wonderful stnto of pros- wld when his wifo brought home n
,,r7, .,t prolmbly stood for Insplr- peok-nboo waist.
1ng greatness In Its tlmo. Hut tho That's tho end of mo, tho sleepy
fillcnt mummified remains glvo no Ink replied as ho saw his foot at
iBlgu. I the end of tho bed.
iSlinlllnrly our own proudest lend- j
rs mny oxpoct to yield In tlmo to , XOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
voIcoIcsb oblivion, oven though a
rnmsiont glory may attend their ' Notice Is hereby given thnt sealed
aRlics with arresting pomp. The hhls will be received by tho Coiu
tlionght Isn't especially choorful, to mnn Council of tho City or Marsh
bo sure. Thoro Isn't any particular Hold. Coos County. Oregon, until
Kood In pondering It. Porhnps not. "!ght o'clock p. in.. Monday, the IStli
And yet It seems as If such oblivion day or August, 15MB, for tho cou
inlght well speak to us with pecu- structlon of a sewer extending nlong
Ttnr eloquenco nnd urgo upon us tVo center line of Fourth street
flomotlilng of tho significance of tho South from a point 25 feet north of
Inrfiest sorvlco and something or the north lino or Johnson avenue
Uio Binnllnoss of Individual pomp West to the sewer in Golden ave
or Boirish ambition. i nuo West pursuant to Ordlnnnce No.
The work or nanio or inomory "$. according to tho plans and spee
ch kings or warriors may hardly on- Ificntlons on file in the offlco of
.1 A I. . I I y-v t I I) iifmt1itt f (i .1 m will f t li (l
..uu im i-iiiii-iiiK ...uiHi.-s. une ......m. ... ... Da, stoc. a ,t f con-
pees tlnlly iho mtillty of such n , Inspection of nil persons intcrestcil BBtiK of r.18 ncrea. botweon 3C and
bopo. nut somehow out of tho therein. 40 acres of rich bottom land, eight
Kreator Influence which tho dead All bids must bo In aceordanro acres of bench land sot to apple
years may exert there comes a ' with the requirements accompanying , "J Jf- "lwrd1 m3
tribute from other lives. This rlp-ld specifications, and upon blanks , ialanoo g0od grazing land for ent
itle of Influence, this dim thread , which will be supplied upon request 1 tie. shcop or gonts.
of power touches us with Its sug- nt the offlro of tho City Engineer. I Twolvo head good dairy cows and
Kestivo pnthos. A wealth of untold A certified check of flvo per cent j n11 '"mldng 'nuiloments necessary.
Impotus. of unidentified Inspiration f tho amount bid must accompany niver. onomlle from postofflco
may Ho In tlie slmplo fact thnt , ''I'L to he forfeited to Bald City , school and boatlandlng.
pomowhero back In tho ages soma 'f Marshlleld in case tho contract Duy direct from owner,
blgh Bplrlt lived Its sublime best. ' awarded tho contractor and hoi f.or ,f,Vrt,,,orr.,,n;" mnf!on' cal1 01
It 1b rather n small chant for por- to"" to enter in n contract with -' 1 1 wrlt,v XX A "AnK- Anngnnvf
om gratification. Hut It Is an.1'1'' within five dnys. ' HHHUMMHHMHi
oe'io that ((lines to im nut of (lift The Common Council resorves the f
march or years. right to reject any and all bids.
to Coos Day at tho earliest possible
moment.
STItIKE IS ItENEWED.
Operators and Llneiueii of St. Louis
Cmiipaiiy Hesunie l'lglit.
inr AiiocUlfcl rrr lo Coos liar TlmM.l
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 7. The strike
or the telephone operators nnd
maintenance men against the South
western Telegraph & Telephone Co.,
which was announced yesterday ns
settled, was renewed this nrter-
110011.
HERE;
KINNEY DEAL
(Continued from Pago 1.)
trip ns well as a mission of busi
ness. After being In London, they
made n trip through Scotland.
Judge Bronaugh was empowered
to deal for the Kinney property If
ho was able to get It at n reason
able figure. It Is stated that tho
English syndlcnto did not fix n def
inite price except that they Intimat
ed that they would not give near
what they offered In the first place
when they thought tho property In
cluded all the original purchases by
Kinney. It Is said that they In
sisted on a considerable reduction
In tho price of $IT.r,000.
This would mean the deal was fl
practically off. It Is said that Ma
jor Kinney now estlmntes It would
take In the neighborhood oT $"00,
000 to clear up all tho claims against
j the property, etc., so that It would
, he necessary to got considerably ov
!er a half million before ho would
be assured of nnythlng for himself.
Whether the English syndicate
will continue to try nnd get tho
property will probably bo determin
ed soon. Unless there Is some de
velopment thnt indicates they can
1 soon, they will probnbly drop It.
The mlxup over the price Is snld
to hnve been duo to tho representa
tions of tho Hev. Westwood who
I first put the deal up to the English
syndicate.
Short Talks on Store Policy
THE REASON WHY
We me breiildnu precedent.
A jjrent many of '" were surprised when our Hist ml
It cntiMcd no little comment. Publicity wis what Wt. m.10 JJ1
nnd ho got it.
Then cimio our Urst sale announcement.
LAXDO'S hnvlnj,' a sale? Impossible!
Yon wen,
""'mlilied,
Last Monday wo had out" second sale
hnve our third one.
PPIILKMTY
Yet strange (llj;!t
! NEXT Mo,,,!,, 'J
IS THE It HAS ON.
LANDO'S
(GOOD GOODS)
PltOMlT DELIYEItlES PHOXE YOUIt OltllKlLS
218-H.VJ I'UOXT STREET.
'OXK 101.1,
CLOTHES HIS
ONLY ASSETS
G. W. Stewart Owes $328.50
and Has Only Two Suits
of Clothes, He Says.
Georgo Washington Stewart, for
mer llnngor rancher, has filed a
Ho took the maps and uttti011 bankruptcy. His debts
list of tho property as It orlglnnlly , tot!, .,S4 ,, llHSL,8 C()sst
stood nnd offered It to tho English ,of tW(J HU,t8 ()f c(),1L.Si Stewart's
Byndlrnte without showing that a w,ft ro(.cntv vmrtrLH Mrs. Wilson
number or pnrcolfl or It hnd been wkh ..Htcn;i? s,0Wi,rt rrom her,"
st)lir. t land the Intter dented It. Anyway
I Slv Months' Delay. ' Stewart lost his homo in the deal.
I It Is stated that at least bIx ,lo Is ,1HW working at tho Illunco.
months must ellipse before Judge ,,u onu,ornteB two or three Justice
Walters, the receiver, can do any- c(JUrt judgments mnong tbo debts.
thing townrd disposing of the p.op- Among tho debts that Stewart
L'rtJ"- 'enumerates his desire to got rid
This delay Is said to be satis- of ,8 nn cInIni of tll0 .(10(,r
factory to Major Kinney, ns he feels nnvnrp ooinimnv or $ir,..ir,. TIiIb
that It will conunnnd a butter price ,, ,,,HU(1 nni(.,, jmBntloii nnd a
then than now. Tho railroad will H,mrt , n(,0 wnH nit,OIl8tI)Io for
DON'T WAIT FOR
THE RAILWAY
To not nlin nf tluiiin n--
drinks at Sarters. Como Q
evening, tomorrow, anytime. Ti
always have sometliliiB new, to
Ions and rcrreshlng In the a
u luiiuiain (iniiK, Try a "ppifj
wouijuii you ii want more.
S A H T E U'8.
FARM FOR SALE
he that much nearer tho Hay and
the general situation will probably
Insure better prices nnd nioro de
mand ror real estate.
More Coining.
It is expected that W. E. St. John
or Sutherlln, who has been associated
with Frank H. Wnlte nnd tho Luse
Lnnd Company, will nrrlvo bore to
morrow or next day. Mr. St. John
was hero once hoforo looking over
this section with a view to getting
Interests hero. Whether his coming
now has any connection with pos
sible development! In tho Ktnney
property Ib not known.
W. J. Wllsey Is nlBo oxpected hero
within n few days or possibly early
next week.
Judge llronniigh Is, according to
word received by Mnjor Kinney tho
o.her duy, coming to the Hay.
If you have anything to sell. rent,
trade, or want help, try a Wnnt Ad
In Tho Times.
Have your Job printing done nt
The Times ofrice.
n lively mlxup at tho Stewart place
In llnngor In which Acting Coustnlilo
Watt and E. II. Joehnk were forced
to fleo Trom tho Stewnrt plnco arter
Joehnk hnd tried to get possession
or a niortgnge which Mrs. Stewart
held ngalnst n rnnchor nnd which
Joehnk wanted to attach ror his
claim.
Stewnrt Is said to hnvo formerly
been tho "slot machine" king of
Eastern Oregon. Tho law put this
slot machines out of business.
Stewnrt enumerates the following
Halms as his debts:
Oils Peterson, $00; It. E. Emory,
$:5; E. S. Hnrzoe. $."; Pioneer
Hnrdwnre Company, $ t . :: r ; C. L.
Pennock, ?:!1.I0; Harrlngton-Doylo
Company, $10; A. T. Haines. Iliri.li";
North Pond Hardware Company,
$:10.(1S; (low Why, $11: North llend
Lumber Company. $l!l; V. W. Ste
vens, !i; a total or $3SI.
K you liav,o nuytlilug to sell, rent,
trade, or want help, try a Want Ad
The Times.
ROME HK.MAItKS O.V A.VA1ICIIY.
(Kroin The Oregonlan.)
Dr. Leach Is at war with organ
ized society', and with the forces
that control It. lie would revolu
tionize tho one and destroy tho
other. He Is a Socialist who sup
ports the I. W. W. movement, and
ho describes the I. W. W.'s as com
rades and brothers. Anarchy Is
literally the absence of government,
nnd specifically It Is the "social
tbeory which regards the union of
order with the absence of all direct
Kovernniciit of man by man ns the
political Ideal" and demands "nbso.
lute Individual liberty." The anar
chist Is broadly one who advocates
nnarchy and specifically ho Is "any
person who promotes disorder or
oxcltes revolt against established
rule, law or custom." There are
vnrioiis ways of bringing about nu
nnchy and they range from the
bomb and the torch to the soap-box
nnd tho vocahulnrly of Inflammatory
speech.
Editor Loach would appear In this
view to he something of an annr
'hlst. in any view, ho Is no pa
triot, for he Is not a loyal citizen.
Vho can read his scurrilous sneers
nt the American flag without Indig
nation and resentment?
UY MOI1 Olt UV WHIM?
( From flie "oTcgonlau. )
A circus Is advertised to show
nt Oregon City on it Sunday, and
the WMrlct Judge Uhium an Injunc
Won restraining the local authori
ties from any Interference. Yet the
Gomnor of Oregon Ignores and do-
Dated this Tth day of August,
11)18.
juii.N w. mni.i;u. t
Ilecorder,
Is Arrc-lcil. Paddy Mngee, n
well-known logger who has been
employed at the C'onlogue camp.
I came to Marshlleld yesterday and
i started to celebrate and landed In '
'the city Jail. Ho was to have Ills
hearing this afternoon.
Coos Bay
Investment
For
Investors
Lot l and 22. Idle. 31, It. H.
Add. A corner at second and John
son avenue. $17.'.0; ti00 cash, 1ml.
1 and 2 years, or $l.'i30 cash.
Lots 3 and 10. blk. 10, Sengs
tackcu Add. S00; $400 cash. bal.
1 and 2 years, or C00 cash.
$0000 farm; terms or trade with
some cash,
Don't forget the close-in addition,
six blocks from hanks of Marsh
lleld. All one grand panorama
I view. The New Hod ford Addition,
i You can make reservation now at
Stutsman & Co.
Better Than Ever Before
Cheaper Than Ever Before
The Ford Automobile
Adhering to his original purpose to make the best automobile at the lowest possible
price, Henry Ford, president of the Ford Motor Co., announces that with a number of
new improvements, the 1914 Ford will be sold at even a lower price than ever be
fore. This accomplished by centering all effort upon the building of just one good
car and factory efficiency.
The following is the new schedule of Ford prices effective August 1 : f
Runabout $500
Touring Car 550
Town Car 75Q
F. 0. B. DETROIT.
Everyone can now afford a Ford.
G00DRM GARAGE
1UL D j..J
IIW IMJYQI
TONIGHT
A SHOW THAT CAXXOT IIKntll
LOOK!
At the Hoynl Theater Tonltfit
A Show That Cannot be IM.
."SIMM) feel of all new plcturwi
Two two-real fcatiiroH.
IIIXD roit HANSOM A two
ilraina by the ltd la nee Vomm.
oil ox Titorni.i:i) wmut
Another two-reel feature bj it
A ....... I .!.. I.... 1. XI I'll... ...
ii fin i-ijiiiu .i nun IU.1B
Ik one of (he Ix'M nlctures d 4
JV-IU . .I17 J'lll f;illll III iiust I.
Don't Ih a fool. Only i M
would tlo such n thing.
And Inst, tint not IcaK,
fJAU.MO.VT WKKKLY ConuJik
tho most Interesting event o(4i
world imuiml ns.
Anil look nt the adiiilssloa.
Klc 10c 10c Ik
CLEAN "EM UP"
SHOE SALE!
Ladles' $3. CO whlto duck, welt
..I ... w
nillJUH ilL ...
Children's white duck buttoa
snoea ni
Ladles', misses' and children
milium and oxrords at cost
Uoys Elk skins, nil sizes at cost
(let a barpiln now t
Electric Shoe Store
t80 South IlroadffW.
.. mii i
ror i no very nuesi ow -
rail and winter gooJJ,
TAHH Tlio Tor
IKJUU Divss ftpnt
SUITS $15 TO ?30.
273 Front Street - - jj
w-
MfrhirocXmm
Walker Studio
HOTIUj 1K)T80X.
ihiM Hotel
Jtccently Rejialreii, iu-"-
HouiU and room by df(
nlfl.
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ii...., m.t ins So. w""
.r t all l.Ifl
fnrnna Blend Con
Coos Bay Tea, Coffee 5pw
1H4 Market Ave.. MblW
I'lione am
T. J. SUAir"
W. S. BROWN il -
Marshfield
DallmllM
FnrW-
I'lione H7-i
KAMII,Y
. "
poclully prepared lJ.!ti
trade. Regular mean 01
der' .nA il
5W7 (Vntral Avenue. MAliSUFI EIl"), OH13QOX.
,rn' o orderly procenuw of the
Phono a?a-L.
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