The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, September 25, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1913 EVENING EDITION TOO LATE FOR CITY PRIMARY Candidates for Municipal Of fices Must File as In dependents. All candidates for municipal of fices In Mnrshlleld this year will have to go on tlio ballot as Inde pendents. This was discovered yesterday by Recorder Butler who found that the time for holding a primary elec tion to nominate candidates had passed. Last year the city adopted the state election law. The state law provides that the primary elec tion must be held forty-live days beforo the regular election and that candidates for the primaries must file their petitions thirty dnys prior to tho primary. Now It Is too lato to fllo the petitions. The city election will bo held Tuesday, Dec ember 2. Tho ofllccs of Mayor, Recorder and three Couucllmen arc to bo tilled In December. Tho terms of Councllmcn Copplc and Ferguson will expire and the third vacancy of tho Council will be to 1111 the place of John C. Merchant, who recently tendered Mb resignation. Mayor Straw Is ex pected back In a few days from Klamath Falls, It has been rumor du that ho will seek reelection for his f If tit consecutive term. It has also been Intimated thnt II. A. Cop plo would again bo candidate for Mayor. However, somo of the In fluential business men around town havo been talking of endeavoring to get a now candidate to come out for Mayor and hnve both Straw and Copplo keep out, figuring that It would bo butter for tho city to eli minate so far as uosslhlo all the old partisanship and strife. What hns been done or who Is considered lias not yet been given out. It is expected that Recorder Utitler will again bo candidate for reelec tion. Councilman Vcrgusou bus not stated that ho will be a candidate for reelection, but many will urge him to serve again on account of tho excellent record ho has made. Whether R. A. Copplo will be can didate for the Council again If he doesn't run far Mayor has not been stated. City Recorder Ilutlor Ib now regis tering voters for the election and tho registration to date has been much greater than tlilu early any previous year. Ilowovor, there will bo considerably more than twice as ninny voters registered this year as tho women will register more and there Is a greater population to par ticipate. There Is over u month yet In which to roglster both for tho city And state elections. Tho regis tration will be the last one for per manent residents of prci'lucls, the now law not requiring an now regis tration except wliero tho voter changes precincts. COAST LEAGUE BALL SCORES Portland Takes Game From San Francisco Other Scores. tDj Aisocliltd rrft, to Coo, BJ Tlran.1 PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 25. Tho second game of the new series was taken by Portland from Son Fran cisco yesterdny, three to two. The games yebtorday: At Oakland R. Venice 0 Oaklnnd 4 At Los Angeles R. Sacramento 2 Los Angeles 1 At Portland R. Son Francisco 2 Portland U II. 6 9 11. 4 8 H. 5 8 WORLD BEGINS OCT. 7 First Game Between New York Nationals and Philadelphia Americans in New York. nr Aiiorlntrcl rrm to Coot flr Tlmci.l PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. 25;- Assumlng that the New York team will win the Natlonnl League pen mint, tho members of the National Ilaseball Association decided today that tho llrst game between that Club and the Philadelphia Amorl cans for tho wor'd's championship shall bu played In Now York on October 7th. Tho umpires agreed upon for tho World's Series are T. H. Connelly John J. Kgan. Wm. Klem and Charles .1. Rlgler. ARRIVE TODAY 0 -u. JUDGE ORDERS: MORGAN BALKS Aged Architect Told to Relate What He Knew About Mil lionaire Bixby. AT THE HOTELS. The Clmndlci-. .leroiuo Workman, Kugeuo; Chns. Elmore and wife, Itaidou; X. L. Tyroll, Coiiullle: Mrs. K. K. Dyer. Daniels Creek; 3. L. Sundry, Cunlln or; O. L. Morlensen, Portland; V . Lnyton, Portland; A. L. Young, Portland; .1. F. Ilnhson, Sail Fran cisco; S. 1). Pnlford. .Myrtle Point; Emerson 11, Lane, Myrtle Point; P. Leopold, Portland; F. W. Rey nolds, San Kronen" o; C. A. Itioillo, Portland; Phillip Daggett, Tacomu: C. M. Sarchet and wife, (Jiitiuie, Okla. The Lloyd. A. 11. (Iranby, Los Angeles; A. Jlopklns and wife, Roseburg; John McKlnnon, Smith llasln; M. Nor ton, (irants Pass; L. .lamcson, Cold lleach; Miss Nun Preston, Clnelnnut tl; A. C. Caddy and wife, Roseburg. Tho IUuiico. Heutrico Newlou'l. Roseburg; 11. IT. Laird, Roseburg; Mr. ami Mrs. Uyrd Luttlu, South Inlet. The Coon. John Suess, Sim Francisco; A. Jarkmnn, Lakeside; John Dlmmitt, llullards; Tom Jesslo, llreedlng, Ky.; W. 1. Ralley, Cold Reach. LICENSES TO WKI. County Clerk Watson Issued tho following niarrlugo licenses during tho week: Hans C. Petorson and Vlolot C. Johnson. John A. Sundnian and Dolla Cul bertson. Joseph Schnieddlng nnd Kara Shoiiso. Carl Zlmmorniou and Eva Pearl Chaneay. Norman E. Johnson and neat rice b. Smith. Coqnlllo Herald. lljr Awo l.itiM I'm. lo Coo, liny Tlmrs. LOS A N(! 10 LHS, Sept. 2.I. Imlgo Itledsoe, of the Superior Court, halv ed a point in the Illxby morality trial today and divided it between tho millionaire who Is striving to prove that he was a victim of u ring of girl blackmailers and Octtivlus Morgan, an elderly architect. The latter Is the witness who declined to testify regarding any knowledge he might hnve of the .IoimiuI! resort and Its former Inmates, on the ground tlwit It might degrade him. The court ruled that Morgan might testify but only to such matters as should not tend to hurt' his reputa tion for respectability. The Court Instructed the architect to testify, but at tho saiuo time warned tho at torneys that If anything were brought out to show undue Intimacy In tho rotations of the witness with any of those concerned In tho trial, the' en tire testimony might be stricken out. Ulxby's attorney lmil depended on Morgan's testimony to prove that not only Illxby. but many other prominent and wen It by men of Los Angeles, had been marked ns prey by black mailers, .Morgan was called to the stund nnd questioned concerning tho nlleged statement by him that he hud given the attorneys representing tho for mer girl Inmates of Jonquil $2.00 to avoid being made defendant In a suit which might ruin his reouta- t Ion. Acting on tho court's ruling, however, Morgan replied to ninny questions with the statement that to answer would degrade him. Morgnn admitted however, that he mot attorneys representing tho Jon quil girls several times last May and June and had given them throe checks, which ho Identified In court. Tho checks were not admitted as evidence, hut the dofenso stated thoy wero glvon for amounts aggregating fLTtOO. Judge llledsoo permitted some evl donco about tho attorneys for tho al leged girl blnckmallors to go Into the record because, ho said, ho wishes to have charges made ngnlnst them made boforo tho Los Angeles liar As sociation. "If nil that biiR lionn riiM here concerning tho actions of cer tain attorneys is true," said llledsoo, "they should ho driven out of the profession of law, which is only for li rtn Ill- ri it IIUHUiiit'lU IIIUM, Steamer in This Morning From Portland With Good List , and Cargo. The Breakwater arrived In today , from Portland with a good pacsonger list and about 300 tons of miscel laneous freight. She will snll from 1 here for Portland nt 8 o'clock Sat urday morning. I Among those arriving on the Breakwater were the following: C. M. Frye, Martha Thompson, i J. Ferry, .Mrs. J. L. Ferry, Gladys, Ferry, G. W. Ferry, Mrs. J. E. i Ford, Vernon Ford, Jno. Pnnos, ' V. R. Hart, Wm. Dettys, L. D.I Mngness, J. W. Mngness, J. L. Owen, L. A. Tllburg, Mrs. Tllburg, Mrs. Owens, W. B. Curtis, E. A. Ander son, J. E. OIboii, M. Johnson, a. , M. Monroe, E. R. Bryson, Miss Stewart, M. tlordon, J. C. Rutledge, Mrs. Rutledge, Mrs. L. S. Isenberg, Marshal Isenberg, Vernon Isenberg, Volmn Isenberg, Slgnn Stnmson, Rnnda Stamson, Fred Mnrx, Mrs. W. E. Baker, Helen Howard, C. A. Sherwood, Mrs. II. L. Colcninn, A. F. Wing, N. M. Lnnder, M. Tugin, Mrs. Tugno, M. Thompson, M.'s. Thompson, A. Westlund, Fred Wnun qulst, J. Deekman, J. Dcnnlly, J. Simpson, L. Brownlec, I).. M. Stnr ford, A. C. Nllbcrg, M. J. Lowry, .Mrs. Lowry, Vernon Lowry, Miss Lowry, Miss Simpson, Mrs. Robin son, Miss Dldlcn, .Mrs. Chnmhers, F. fl. Hidden,. E. O. Samuel. II. O. Saindon, L. McClellan, Mrs. Hart, W. S. Hopkins. IV. F. Rhoades, Mrs. Rhoades. K. W. Phillips. C. Eaton, Miss Sndlo Rex, Mrs. Mar shall, F. B. Cameron, E. Marsh, C. F. .Meyers, II. Preston. C. Sniltch, F. A. Stanford. C. lormor. F. Brlse, , .1. Bollsh, W. E. fl'yler, Wm. Poley, , J. A. Baron, Chlng Lung, T. J. I Wood, B. McDonald, Win. Scute,' A. Strom, Hop Hlng Lung. Big Removal Sale of ladies' Waists We are offering these smart, serviceable waists at these remarkable prices h cause we want to clear them. This is our last week in this store and we S carry no broken lots to our new home in the Irving block. These waists are ! rificed without regard to cost or value. Not all sizes in all lots. ac . LOT 1 A splendid assortment. White Lingerie Waists, handsomely trimmed with laco nnd embroidery some high neck nnd long sleeves; some low neck Mid short sleeves, s'tow lug sailor collars; also the popular Roblesplorn; Collar; others with Dutch necks. Tills entire lot of Waists selling QC Removal Price ull U regularly from IM.2B to $2.00. LOT 2 White lawn, some with short sleeves and low neck; some Incc trimmed; others trimmed wlti colored hand kerchief collar and cuffs. Reg. price 7."c. Removal price f iJb LOT !l This lot comprises waists of e'llffon, some Mesa- llnc, others white Mohair, some fancy trimmed, other plain shirts, Reg. price !jt!l, X.W and Ijlit.T.f $1.50 LOT -I Wnlsts of black ami colored tnl'lVta W'nlsls of ir.wwl jiitnlld If iivuiitttii. ,iliiiw .if ifiilnfv luifffiritu III tntfil itinl lie. Some High neck. Some low neck. Prices tip Art MJT y JB to JjW.OO. Removal price Zltu ffljl I 1 J'lYIP 1 .If . . . 1 f. J.. t If.... 111. IJ VI -t1 ClmniHMiM tnttl Taffeta Some .strictly tnlloml, others with ItolMcspIeiTG Collars ami nvt yolw. I'rlcrs iiu- rtifj Qr iilaily tip to $(.."0. HVmovul price y&iuw Mil Ti i lit ill Hub Dry Goods Co. "SMART WEAR FOR WOMEN." O'CONNELL BUILDING. NEW IRVING BLOCK AFTER SEPTEMBER 27TH. PHONE 361, AMONG THU SICK. ,'. Cox, son or Constable Cox,' not duplicated In any other mod cent y underwent an operat on . , .... . . , ., ,., ..... pondlcltls. was able to leave ' IcIno fm C()l,K,m n'"1 c,,,,,- Any A. C, who rei for none Mercy Hospital today. Miss Margarot Fox has returned homo from Mercy Ilospltnl, whoro she recently underwent an operation. K. D. Xoonnn, who hns been suf fering from throat trouhlo, Is able to bo about again. Tho healing demulcent qualities of Foley's Honey nnd Tnr Compound SIIAMIMH'K CAKI'j SOLI). C. A. Machon hns sold tho Sham rock Cafe to F. .1. Brady of Port land. During his possession of tho Shamrock .Mr. Mnchon hns developed a good business and bus proven him self a competent and cnpnblo chef. Mr. and .Mrs. Machon will spend a few weeks on vacntlon and expect to leave In n day or two for the Tyborg place on South Coos River. i substitute offered you is an Inferior article. Hcfuso to accept It for it can not produce tho hcnling nnd soothing effect of Foley's Honey and Tnr Compound. Insist upon tho genuine, which contains no oplntcs. Owl Prescription Pharmacy, Frank D. Cohan. Opposite Chandler Hotel. Phono 74. C.UIIIISO.V TO SKTTLK S. S. REDONDO Sails from San Francisco for Coos Bay Tuesday, September 30, at 3 P.I San Francisco office, X05 Fife IHdg., or Lombard St. 1'Iom .o.K Intci-Ocennle Transportation Co., C. I MctJeorgc, Agt., WwifU Frank Cameron, who was Indicted by tho Federal Ornnd Jury at Port land for bootlegging, returned on the! Brenkwatcr today and rcnorted thnt. tiin .......i i. ...i ...i- i.i - inu i.uiiii hum i.iitun ink cuun uiiimr consideration and ho expected to es cape a Jail sentence bv nnvlnir nbout $100. IF YOU IIAVi: SCALP TltOl'ltLKS ubo Miss Donnelly's Ha'.r Tonic. It prevents tho hair from falling, In creases Its growth and enables it to retain Its natural color. It is stimulating and cooling, cleanses the scalp and thoroughly eradicates all dandruff. For sale at Winkler's Phnrmncy. Kim; AT CAMP I According to u ronort received hero today, tho "Hying mnchlno" at Smith-Powers Camp I on South Coos River was badly damaged in a brush tiro that has been burning there for several days. Tho Hying machine was a device for taking logs across tho gulch. Tho damnge will probably bo ?:i,()D0 or more. WANTKD (Jlrl at Slntfotd's. Unique Pantatotiiim THE MODERN DYERS. CLEANERS, ' PRESSERS Nnd HAT INNOVATORS Agent Mr Konvwrd if. Strnusj ti Co., Fine Tailoring. Let u tnttke your next suit. S55 CENTRAL. Phone SMILX S. S. ALLIANCI , EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD FOR EUREKA SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, AT 9A.I ROUND TRIP, $18.50 OUNNtfUTlNO WITH THE NORTH HANK ROAD AT FORI Phone II NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. O. F. M (GEORGE, New and Second Hand furniture sold on the installment plan. HARRINGTON, DOYLE ti CO., 302 Front St. Phone 310-L .Mitrslificld. Or. Have your Job printing Tho Times office. dono nt 'AN' AFFORD TO HAVE KIDNEY TROl'RLi:. No mnn with n family to support enn afford to havo kidney trouhlo, nor need ho fear It with such n remedy nit hand at Foley Kidney Pills. An honest medicine, safo and reliable costing little, but doing much good. Foloy Kldnoy Pills ollmlnnto bnckncho and rlioumatlsm, tono up tho systom nnd restoro nor mal action of kidneys and bladder. Owl Prescription Phnrmncy, Frank D. Counn. Opposite Chnndlor Hotol. Phono 74. Protect your homes beforo tho flro breaks out, by Insuring thorn in a good, rollablo Flro Insurnnco Com pany. Orogon Flro Rollof Associa tion's policies nro tho strongest, cheapest and best. Seo Wm. J. Leaton, agent, room 15, Eldorado bldg., or phono 243-L. S. S. NANN SMITI Sails from San Francisco for Coos Bay Tuesday, September 23, at 3 P. I Sun Frnnclsco office, 805 FJfo llldg., or Lombard St. WefX' Inter-Oceanic Transportation Co., C. F. Mcd'corge, Agt. mow City Auto Service Oood Cars, Careful Drivers and reasonable charges. our motto "Will go anywhere at any timn.' Stand Blanco Cigar Storo. Day phone, 78. Night phono 139-X. TOM (JOODALE. Proprietor. FRIOD MARX, tho well-known trav eling man, nrrived on Coos Bnv today on his regular trip to tho i ratio. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE ROBERT FORDNEY, the popular rwmentaUvo of the U. S. Tiro Wy' h0 18 ""less In talk XELltJI' tomorrow for wtlasd after a few dayii on Coos I I w . a ireo lecture on Chrlstlnn Sci ence win no uouvered by Clarence C. Eaton, C. S. B member of tho Board of Lectureship of Tho Mother Church, the first church of Christ Scientist in Boston. Mass., at tho Mnsonle Opern Houso Thursday eve ning, September 25, at eight o'clock, This lecture is given under the au spices of tho local Chrjstlaa Science Society. A cordial Invitation la ex teaded to (be public tq attend. Low in price, high in quality. Electric Irons We hnve few second-hand Irons In good working condition at fl.75. New Irons, 93.50 op. Coos Bay Wiring Co. Phone 2 3 7-J 151 N. Broadway Pictures & Framing Walker Studio Singer Sewing Machines We bare them tor rent or for aale. Machines Repaired. Buppllea and Needles (or- Bala. W." J. BITZ. Ill Park Art. Mavakfuu. SCHOOL SHOES See the new school shoes at the Electric Shoe Store the best in town 1HO SOUTH BROADWAY. Have That Roof Fixed NOW Hee COUTHELL PHONU 8171. STEAMER IAQU Sails from Coos Bay for San francisco Saturday, Sept. 27 Will Sail from SarfFrancisco for Coos Bay Wednesd FAST BOAT; GOOD PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION'S SERVICE. A. E. DIMENT, Agent, Ocean Dock, Marshlleld. Low Rates for Handling Trunks We haul trunks points In Marshlleld for the follow ing rates, deliverv tn ha i tho first stories nf hniinin.. One trunk . Three trunks ! .' ! 'so Twelve trunks SUr Tnmifer aid Sttrag c Ct. Lerl Helmer, Prep. Pbomaa, iao.J; ih ll-R. EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS. Steamship Breakwat ALWAYS ON TIME. if.: SAILING FROM PORTLAND. TUESDAY, SEPT. M Zfag SEIT. 14, 8 A. M.5 FRIDAY. SEPT. 10, A. SSS?1' S4 8 A' M ' TUESDAY, SEIT. 30, 8 P TUESDAY THEREAFTER AT 8:0O P. M. . - , 1 SAILING FROSI MARSHFIELD THURSDAY. SEPT. Wj 1 URDAY, SEPT 87, 8 A. M., AND EVERY SATURDA TKH AT SERVICE OP TIDE, ..loaf'" xicneis on sale to all Eastern points anu " and rate cheerfully furnisneO. , Phone Mala 85-L. P. J BANDON BY THE SI THEJCITY OF THE FUTURE A FEW TEN ACRE TRACTS FOUR COUNTY ROAD 85 PER ACRE; PINK TWO YEARS,. NO INTEREST, NO TAXE81 ' MIAN, LEVEL BENCH LAND. -j - Buy Oner-It Will Make Yos REAL WTATa ... k a ' -v4 r