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. THE COOS BAY TIMES, MAPSHjyELD, OJtEGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1913-EVEHING EDITION.
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KINNEY SCORES PARTY VIEWS LEAVE TODAY
WAITE TODAY KBEISJOJECT; 01 BREAKWATER
Major Gives Out Bitter State-' Eastern Promoter Takes" Real ' Steamer nSails Thfe Afternoon
ment Concerning Those In
volvecl in Deal.
A now phase of the Kinney nffnlrs
came forth today when Major Kin
ney made n now announcement of
Ills nosltlon In the matter. In con
Estate Men to Cooston
Greene's Investigation.
Joseph Krels this afternoon took
n number of local real estatu men
to Cooston to look over the Craw
ford Point tract of 500 ncrcs on
which he recently took an option
for Portland With Large
List of Passengers. !
The Breakwater sailed this after-
noon for Portland. She had a mis
cellaneous lot of freight and a bit;
passenger list.
Among those sailing on her were:
F. H. Walte on his visit here this
week had offered him $20,000 for
Ills (Kinney's) equity In the Kinney
properties and that ho (Walte)
would then handle the receivership
and make what he could out of lr.
Myrte Point
tinrtinn wiMi it. iw. iiniioiinrcd that uiHi n view to nroiiiotlnE nn In- Nell Macmlllan, Fred Walsh, H. W
dustrlal town there. Ho plans to nrown, .Mrs. u. w. urown, rum
Interest the local real estate men In Drown, L. V. Lundbers, A. A. Jonn-
solllng the tracts In lots, part of son, Mrs. F. M. ucdeii, I'nui uenou,
the money to be used In financing Ed. PaUen, Leon Bentlcy, Mrs. L. I
the factories, etc. M. Bcntley, Mrs. A. A. Uentlcy, O. '
Mr. Krels' plan as originally sub- Shannon, .John McCrca, Geo. McCrca, 1
mltted to tne Marshdeld Chamber E. J. Peltier, Mrs. E. J. Peltier, 1
Mr. Kinney say that Walte has made of Commerce, waB to take an option Marie Tunznt, U. A. Harrison, Mrs.
him several offers In the past, rang- on jnrKC tract, subdivide part of R. A.. Harrison, Mrs. G. W. Ross,
ing from $r.000 to Jl 00,000 for the lt ni, Bcn (t its. Part of the H. M. Kahn, I). M. Cameron, R. S.
properties, but that ho lias scorned trnrt wn8 j0 uo Ucptr as sites for ChnniUor, J. Buingardiier, W. E. At-
them all as ho did the present one. factories when they could bo so- terbury, W. S. Coleman, J. R. Holmes,
Major Kinney also states that ,,ri.,i, The arrangement was one E. O. Samuels, W. B. Starky, Miss
Judge Bronaugh during his visit hero thereby not much cash would bo M. Drysdnlc, Sam Gcrbcr, Dan Kcat-
dld not talk business him ( Kinney ) necessary to swing the deal. Pros- Ing, Mia. 1). Keating, Mrs. J. CJ, van
for a minute. Idcnt Greene of the, Mnrshfleld Boozer, Mrs. C. B',. Keelo, A.. W.
Just how soon Judge Wattcrs chamber of Commerce' aftor Invcs- Snodgrass, .Mrs. A. Gnroulte, Clara
as receiver for the Kinney properties tlgatlng Mr. Krels refused to have Edwards, F. 11. Wheeler, A. R.
can proceed with the affair Is a mat- niiy tliltiK more to do with It. Then Thompson, W. J. Baxter, Mrs. Mabel
tor of considerable discussion local- m.. Kr(B mntlo the arrangement Moollor, A. H. Criven, Mrs. A. It.
ly. Somo clnlm that the Walte with the Crawford Point Land Co. Craven, Dr. W. F. Hubbard, Mia.
mortgage foreclosure will have to j0W 0K ,! option runs on the Mnttie Walker, Miv. John Swnnsoii.'
proceed and that the property will' ,,.0porty and the detailed nature Jack Pearson, Mrs. H. P. Bradt, Win. J
have to bo sold under It and then of it i,nH not been stated. I Attlzer, J. C. Lambert, B. Ashby,
during the period allowed for re-, Tho lloscbtirg Kevlew says: ' Fred Lllman, C. J. Cottrell, M. Mich-1
dcinptlon, Judge Wattcrs will simply -,t a meeting of tho board of elson, E. F. Conrad, C. L. Colo, C. M. '
have to sell tho equity to .Major directors of tho Coos Bay Towimlto Bonnoy, Joe Shea, O. F. Shultz, S. ' .. , n t . . rnmo nt
Kinney. It Is reported that tho Company In this city, Br. A. F. Aired, Walter Dresser, Oliver (lard- rOriiailtl UIOPS rlrSl ai'Te "
matter will come up for action at Bother 'was elected president and incr, II. D. Drlscoll, J. M. Porch, IMeW Series tO LOS AngeleS
the coining term of court. ,lohn Ml Throne secretary. Tho Jack Emlg, W. V. i'akiak. i Sacramento Wins.
Jiajor Kinney declares oinerwiso. company expects to soon transfer
NEW FALL STYLES
On every boat we are receiving the newest and latest ideas in
Men's Suits Young Men's Suits
Boys' and Children's Clothing
New Stetson Hats New Arrow Shirts
Fall Stetson Shoes
We invite your inspection of these new lines
Hub Clothing and Shoe Co,
-Three Stores:
MARSHFIELD
Band
on
COAST LEAGUE
BASEBALL SCOR
E
declares otherwise.
Ho says the property will have to lie tnor
nrst appraised and that one of tho
first appraisers will be a seaport man
who will know the values of prop
erty. Ho says tho English clients
of Bnlfour-Ciiithrle Company, for
whom Judgo Bronaugh made tho
trip to London, through their bank
er, picked tho South Inlet property
as tho most valuable on (ho Bay.
Major Kinney says that ho has fam
iliarized himself with receivership
proceedings and he will show thoso
who think ho Is In a had position
that they don't know as much about
it as they think they do. llo says
that Judge Harris, Judge Walters
and Attorney Bryson nro mighty fine
men and that IiIb Interests will bo
protected.
Koine Warm Mi'iigo.
Today he gave out tho following
copies of telegrams that ho had Just
ecnt:
To F. B. Walte. Sutherlln. Ore
gon: I am surprised that you Ignor-
holdings on Coos Bay to
Eastern syndicate
Joseph Krels."
represented
nu
by
BO.VT WANT JACK JOIIXSOX.
NORTH IlKNI) NEWS
London Public mill Actors Object
to His Appearance There.
1 1117 AMoeiaird itch in ;oo uajr Timer J
I LONDON', Aug. 20. The Federa-
tlou of Variety Artists Is ejipeetcd
to take eiiectlve measures to pre
vent the appearance of Jnck John
sou In London music halls. Tho
ID AMoclated I'rrn to Coo nr TlmM.
PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 20. Port
land lost the first game of the new
series to Los Angeles hero yester
day, .'I to 2, although they outhlt
the visitors. The scores yesterday:
At Venice it. H. K.
IWI.nn, .P. f'.l.lW nr., niTi.n.-ln u v '"'' ' l'1 einuu x o -
. . vent the appearanco of Jnck John- Sacramento 2 S 1
to rush their street work con- H0 , ,,,, niBo ,mllB Tho M I)ortla(l u. ,,. E.
tracts In North Bond and will have unnoiincoinont that tho pugilist will Portland 2 7 2
the smaller Los Angeles : ' 0
It. II . E.
A. S. Biggs, formerly with tho Wll- do (l turn at ono of
ion tc iiurr people at .iyrtlo Point, West End theaters next week has At San Francisco
bring some of his equipment here brought a number of remonstrances San Francisco
to handle tho heavy grading. from tho London public. Oaklnn.i
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BIKES IIP SEAT HARRISON IS
SMITOILLS IN CONGRESS GIVEN PLACE
my opinion, tbn best thing for you
and I both is for you to return to
tho Bay at once ami adjust our
differences. Tho so-called Wllsey
English syndicate deal Is only your
own manipulation, In keeping with
all your conduct of tho last ten
jenrH to wreck and defeat the Belt
Lino Bnllway project, a continued
conspiracy. I hive all your records
Inspect Local Lumber Lum
ber Plants This Afternoon.
Conimltteo agreed
umiij- iiiuuiiiiiiiiimy ui report 111 rnvor
school r "outing Win. J. MacDonnld, pro-
nr Anorlatnl 1'nn to Com lljr Tlnin.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. Sub.
Uepregentatlvo Francli; Burton Har
rison of New York was nominated
today by President Wilson for Gov
ernor General of the Philippines nnd
Itceldcnt Philippine Commissioners
'YHAT would you think of a
captain who tried to steer his
ship without a rudder?
A merchant who tries to steer his
business without an up-to-date Cash
Register takes out as much hazard
as would the captain
E M. HOWARD,
Sales Agent National Cash Register.
ChandlcrlHotcl "Get a Receipt.'
TENNIS GAME
PLAYED TODAY
Resigns Because of Justice ernor General of Philippines
to His Opponent. Plan for Freedom.
MM. I.. .. fi !
HUH Uliornuou 111'. hClieiICK ailll Jllr AmwIMM rrrm to Coo Day Tlm.
his Illltinoro Forest School students WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. Tho
it t... it if. f k n. .1,1
... ...n,...uMK u.o it hinnii nHH0 Kt.(.,s
iiiuiH. aiioiii iweiuy-nvo stuilents
came with him.
The euivlciiluiu of the
nas been chnnged soniowhat. Part gresslve ,or tho 12th .Allchlgan dls
of the students remained in tho trlct. II. Ollu Young. Republican, rc-
nnd will press tho Belt Line fight East and the balance caiuo to Coos signed his seat bocniiBo he believed ,loro lloIoful of Independence, were straight sets, l!-,
ngainst you to tho bitter end from Bay. Prof. Schenck will remain MacDonald had been beaten on a K'"ca,1' pleased at his appointment,
now on. The discouraging feature here until about' September IS. technicality. No Indication of his policy v.-as forth-
POIXTKK TO I. W. ff.
Tho Orcgonlan says: "Attnis
of tho I. W. W. is called til
aunouiico'neiit that farmers in Wti
lugton nnd Idaho need men lo t
harvest their ciojm. Tho I. W. I
lovo tho open air, ns wltneat
m fondness for open-nlr meeting I
" ' lioro Is a elianco for plenty oil
McLouqhlin and Bundv Retain T,,t"' wo"111 n,cn ,mvo an cmf
hamnmnch n Unnnw In I'"" narvuiii iifin 10 iwt
wiiuinpiuiioiiip IIUIIUIO III
Straight Sets.
tllr AiiOi'Ulcl 1'rcn lo C'not riir TlmM.
NEWPOUT, Aug. 20 .McLough-
lln and Bundy retained their titles
as American ehninplons In tho ten
nis doubles by defeating tho chal
lengers, Straehan and Griffin, In
weary Jaw inracles and hirdtti
muscles of arms, legs and tad"
1 If you huvp any tiling toie!l,r
trade, or want help, try a
In Tho Times.
"-." and 0-1.
Is that you have not nronertv or Part of tint HtinlimiH. iimli.ihk- tin.
wealth enough to pay the full Judg- will remain hero for a year, work-
.MEETS WITH ACCIDENT.
inent which any court would grant
to the Holt Lino Hallway Company
nnd myself. I have tried so hnrd
to avoid this last bitter fight, tho
last warning I wilt give you. Yours
respectfully. L. I). Kinney.
lug in tho local mills and camps,
thus getting tho year of practical
experleiU'o before being graduated
from the Institution,
Plans for tho annual feast and
frolic at1 tho beach, when the now
To Earl C. Bronaugh: You will students will, be formally Initiated,
pleaso sent at once all the abstracts nro being made,
with roferenco with my properties.
Including
the little bank record .vrrw-; .OHTlL "vr. inrowing its occupants
hook to Virgil Walters. Iteielvnr. . .. . .. ,,UJ Krado. Mrs. Quollon Is n largo
Kuril. Ilnn.l I .... " ' -m ""v, ' fleshv won,,.,. n,l 1... Mm f,,n V" .-" "
" "'""ii mo incut Itancli Vi-iip Mvifl,. I..li.t . . ,v (lays,
Wllsey English syndicate deal Is lVo"ch.u ''lml """,y "or,OH8 1,n,,8e8' 1,ut .
nothing nioro than a Walte tiwuilpu- MYHTLF POINT Or n " ,"'ol0" 1,,mes- 11 ,8 !! that the ci,ni LESFS
latlon; It Is not fair to use my It. B. Beine.it yesterday 'started'wlTh" ,,,Uo ,,H,,,B tho troul,I wns tlmt ' -
abstracts against mo. jf you do ...... t n, i.i.,.... .., ........... "r Ml,.vo' s,w of .Marshnold. If Florence Comiii..ic
not return them I will collect from ms been started from C
vu luupuiiHny uieir run valuo.
Yours respectfully, L. I). Kinney.
To W. .1. Wllsoy: Plenso send mo
by return mail the option signed
'eh. 21; the sldo ngroeinont, samo
date; the Certificate of Agency and
the two licit Lino stock books. Yours
respectfully, L, j). Klmioy.
nas neen started from Coos County. ',, ; " " ( "
He started with a drove of 250 head t ,K ' , ?f 1,10 Wa'
of fat steers fro,,, the b,g DeS ! ,
MOTIIKK IS BEAU,
pleted
decided that ho would hold hack
some to feed a couplo of months
longer. Then he will tak out tho
I'l'NCIIEir (JOT .MIXED
coining from Harrison, who aiinouu-1 ,
cod ho would mako a stateineiu after (,,'al,s n,('.v le Handlebars In Dark-
r . , T. the Senate had conllrnicd hlr.i. At ne.-s for Steer Horns.
Word reached hero a few days the White House It simply was said Editor Times-
ago that Mrs. Quollen met with a that Harrison would cany out tho I Wll , " 7 , .
painful. If not serious, accident. Democratic platform pledges of tho' ' roimnin" io "' ''"S
Mr. and Mrs. Quollen were in a Baltimore Convontioii, which declared . AVCo 8nm' houra of tho mornliiK
l'uggy coming from Port Orford for ultimate Phllllpplno Independ- of t!l Dutchninn (?) by tho
i! r7 "V""0, '.ni "m om'- """'Ison was a member of tho name of Olio Olson, who ban been
0Or f llii lalniwla ?.. 1 1. rt .... "
"l l"o v-onimis-.iow oscnpo. wniio nicandorlng nlonr
hI.ii. nru will t ........i ...ui.t.. . i , i , ' n
.......im4 oiiiiui it iew ' ii luitr.iroiy innniior, ho noticed
jwhat looked liko two horns protrud-
till frnm ci.im 1... ...... ... a...
I nwi..u ininiitiii ny mo wayside.
Ql'AHTEBS. Thinking that ho had run afoul of
n Wild Btnnr. nn,l lifi. !... i...
Iil n l.i " " ""' iu mm
so, the horse cannot bo blamed for to Kir .... s..i...i.i ' . . 1 nuy l" "nnmo that spoclo
as the FLORENCE, Or., Aug. 20TI,o ' ' Z" " ? ra,! t,,0,r horns
uld havo Siuslaw Conimorclnl Club hn. . ..Wl "nn(ls nnrt
, i.u.iw mo sieer on his
uld bo helpless.
utlously toward the spot
horns protruded, ho
loap, lotting out a
at tho samo timo,
For Ten Mile
and North
Launch I'.MO.V will leave !
field, Commercial avenue docM
orv morning at service of tld. e
nocting with auto for Lakeside.!
turn Biuno day, arriving at jib
field In evoulng
xoutii STAlt will leave M
Hold as usual lu afternoon anil
turn In morning.
NED GALLOWAY
Gray Auto
Fisher & Tucker, IW
m i. nlnnrn Hol
After 12. 260L, RUM
Marshfleld. Oreioa.
......i. i .. ...... .. .. .... u uiiiL'nB iiiov worn (lis. iuiikuo ror nnrninnont
in iii-iir iifni nuu will Sllll) tlieill ..i........ . .-....-..... .iiuiiuin mr hack U'lmrn 1m
r...,. i...o.. ......... " ' . I'liiyliiK more sane nnd sobor sense tho r dm. Mm Ro,.n.,H ,... , w lioro ho wo
....... .ti,i-i,iuK in roriiann, this ,..., ... - - - - ..... ut U1U Aiovlnir i-n
is tho first roiiiiilni. .r fnt ,.,,ki,.
i ...ii iiioj urn many times going now Nadeau building, which Is tn li ...... .
...nm IIII-.1H..1. ...... lll.l.. . , ... . .. - IIUIH Wllicn
(his year. Mr. Dnmnnt tw ' ". u is nop- reuuy tor tneni by Sontomlmr i
shlnnln. ,. f,.. i , " " ;:"V. e'1 tI,llt Qnollen's Injuries nro Tho main hall Is 2Sv4n w " BH! n miRMy
..... . . Tu ' " ",' "ot serious and that sbo win Rnn threo rnn.ii... . mO0( curdling yell
i in ii urn in mi ii mi wiih fnniii nin.i ... ' .ri wmi aiiiuniiiu rnnn
uio accident. Gold in addition.
recover from
Beach Globe.
second bunch of about 200. Tho Messrs. Drow
NEW COAST LINE.
and Geo, mnnagor .
Tarcnt of .Mrs. Hurry Bradllehl Dies
At If.'. If, ILL.. t.t
' niwiur, .. . , . -, ...wool a, uruw nuu ueo,
llnrri. Ilrmln.,!.. i . . . Ill SI ( 1 1 1 t IB llld pll.ltrn lwi.if nnllln .. . . ..
' .'.iBUTuny recoiv- , . . . " .... mm unoman respectlveh'' of tho
I! l Z "..lr 'Ztl! " Company at Marsh-
... .... .., ..,.,., .Mrfl, AKll8tn -v.. wi. ii we- uoiu, inmio a trip to Itoguo Blver
", i.i imr noino 111 Hpoknno,
Wash. Mrs. Bradnold left for thoro
last week nnd evidently arrived just
I-.", io nor parents demise. Mrs
" fin1 nrnonln 11. . ...
Tho board of Kovor- :..'. 1,10 aorn8 wltH both
nors has selected tho furniture and Tho fn" ' no, .f1 Wro manner,
that Is to bo hero In timo for .rce of Ican crrled hlnv
Installation In tho now qunrtors
of fenco and off
STREETS OUDEHKD GltADED.
ANVIL IN TitOlMlliK
A Portland paper says:
tlon to Intervono
,the bridgo into nbout three feet of
water. He showed creat nrMon.
mind, h
ii . ' ' ' 1,0 u,u"s rrantic-
FLOnKVCl.' a.. oa ... 'Dy to the hornn nf
last week looking over tho telonhonn imnrovoinnnt. i... l.i... and when ho hit fv. ' .
linn !(,. n ..i . ... .v h.u.iuiK Ol JOUOr- iVl " iur lllb nrsi
Jino with n view to mitt ne t In son nn.i r.nr,u.,n . (thought was in in.i ,
... Miiiii.i aiii'M h iiiib Ftann i itiiiii liiii 1 1 ill ri nrn
Wl.te w .utythree years ia ami f e, Co Z Z
"Z 'To0!.,0"':!? T Th0 ,,0,,y WM Wn ' ' ! W
lauen to the old homo at Tnpnmn 1 nn
for tinrlnl T,... . . w" Uny
:, " 0,"iiug ciiimreu Anvil
nrn l r n.n. ..... ... . inu,
...... .....uuuui, .Mrs. wm. Walk- tl
riy made her home
"A poll- r,"? M,,om,,tlo- Mr- nrow stated ordered by the Council and wll n h,B ,mck- Then began a desner
wa. llle.1 In the , V " t " ' V K",B to p,lt 1)0 read' for hl(ls a short time.'1"0 DnttI a'1 'o "Dutchman" was
tho Vulcan iron 1 ' flr8t 0 a8S Bhl. that tho A board of reviewers consists ; near'y w"lod when a ruhber tirJ
TT V 1.1. i '
Juctvay, h, h. Pourtnles nml;. ""j" n,m 0l tho sldo of the
libel suit of tho Union
against the schooner
Bnndon to
Gold Beach would ho E. S. m-nr hno w ...... . head nnd hn HtD.n...J ..... . . .
. . . - -
... .. .... ...... .... . I.... VI. 11 W PA t.'n..... 1... . . ... -.
or AUrb i,.r.r....... n... ,lBBUi wiui iuoi oil at Astoria on 1 "... uo siroicnen
Irif Imj!! I i. w ! for,- m,r of occasions. L wl in . 1 1,,8tpatl tho old ono. The wortc
Oil ll.n llo.. ...... .. ' " v.. ...lii ...,,... ......
August Witto. who Is n,,wr': i lamis u was not paid, and an action ; '. ,ru".wmn tno nexr
. .nl, .l. .. - . " 'V""D . 0 rCCOVOr J12r.fi. 17 Ullfl ..r..nrHIl.. 'v'" "in
- i ine aicuonai.i Vn.,i. . - " "J
bo completed
Now tho Iron works asks C,800" aa l,08Slole.Port Orfora
rop at Dan els Crcok nn.l ,ii... 7 ,,,u ,,on worl" rrii.,,n,.
Hte, who Is a baler' l ,0 bcc?Iae ono ' " lntlffs. so ,t Tr bune-
tab,' Waa-lngton tnohonj- can vocci Mmo Wh ( jr you havo anything to sell,
' , that wan done." ' trle' L.want he'P. try a Wai
In The Times,
rent.
Want Ad
of tho district and proportioning tho lcycl0, SheoplshIy he crawled forth
coat to each lot In tho district.
AMONG THE SICK.
Peter Mare, an old resident of the
Larson Inlet section, has been quite
elck. .
from tho slough, and returned to
catop vowing that novor again would
he ry to beat tho world's record at
bull dogging" a bicycle.
A. WITNESS.
tJLyov have ayt:hlng to sell, rent.
I'tVL fe'P. try . tfi'nt Ad
Singer Sewine
We have thera tor i ft w8
Machines i
Bupplle and Needles "
181 Park Ave. '
Pboae 8M
cno nniPiY UnRK.
FOR PROMPT WOJI
FOR GOOD
Telephone the old i
Coos Bay Steam I
We always deliver the I
Phone 57-J
Nrtk Bead ulw
a,v no ml1? J
cars ieve .v .i
7 . m to 7 P. o-t I
to IS o'clock everj
cents one way. ru",. iiJ
Commutation ?ooZ'ii0.
Care leve Chwdjr
fleld and North B r
North Bend.
GORST t KW'
In The Tines,