THE LOOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1913 EVENING EDITION,
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COOS BAY
ti c. MALONUY Editor and Publisher
'UN 13. M AIjONEY Nof. Editor
mwiriM, papki: or crrv or m Ai:sniii:iii) and coos county
TIMES INDICT FOUR
AI C0QU1LLE
A Few Words on BMsiime
F
rVMl THE next few weeks, tliost vlth goods to Hull will especially desire
to (all the attMiitlon of the public to their wares, anil to mat onti tney
will wish to exorcise good Judgment In selecting a medium. The paper
thi'.t - first, reaches tr-.o most people nml second, that reaches the people
who do the trading. Is the paper that can do t,ho merchnnt the most good as
nn advertising medium.
In point of circulation The Times has no rival. There Is no longer any
question as to that. As to iiuullty of circulation, note this: The paper that
Koed lino the homes, thu paper win character und conscience, the paper
J . 1... .. .1 ......,.. t .. .. n ...nil .... I . ,m.u nnliiiiutu tu till! ..,. tl'llftkll.
I il consul's in aim-maun, " i'u un no ucim I.UIIIUI1IO, id iiiv n"ov . mui,m.,i.i .,.i II,.,.
....,tut.,., tu i Tim rinw.M i tin. ri.nllv miner nf Poos Conn v. read n ntimher of .Marshllcni anil Unn
ly inthir, mother tmd children. The message of the merchant Is perused
and discussed just i.s 'thc news of the day.
T. ere Is no section of Coos County not readied ny i ne i lines, unit ti is
GUAM) .ICKV MAKIIS HHPOUT
IIOI.DINd' .MISTKKSSUS OP DIS-
oitin:i:iiV iiolsks at iiandox
and .MAitsnriixn.
(Special to The Times.)
COQlUIiiiH, Or.. Dec. I. Judge
Morrow of Portland arrived here to
day and Instructed the grand Jury
and started the adjourned term of
circuit court. He has practically re
covered from his Illness.
The grand Jury made a partial re
port this afternoon, finding true hills
don resort cases, the mistresses of
tlie places being Indicted for ron-
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. : ... . . . . : . . . . , -. . ..... . ..... . . u mi iiik nwimvjM iji ii i-ii.mi. i "w1"
particularly Htiong !n Mnrshllohl and North uenu ami tne territory in. aiary . tnvtno Coffin Uladvn
to tliese towns-strong among the people to whom the merchant must look inillctml weio Maxlne C oMlu. Ulntljn
for his trade. Harrison and May Clark ol Mandon
Your ails from now until the holidays, if not Inserted In Tho Times, !U1(1 iIohIo i lo.vt of Marshtlcld
will fall to reach (JO per cent of the famines mat suoscrioe ior no omer
local paper than TJieUmes.
A POOK KATIIKK.
OUNO persons who disapprove of
their lathers may find sor.io
comfort In statistics recently
compiled by llavelock Ellis, who Hub J
lieen muckraking tl.e ancestry ofj
English men of genius. In tunny cas-i
cis Mr. Ellis says he found that one
parent, generally the father, had '
shown abnormally from a social or J-'IOUIIKS
maii iiicinui
NIHIL IfVUUIIL
ON INCREASE
They will bo arraigned soon and
it Is expected all will plead guilty.
.MAVOK Ol
KASTSIDK
EXTENDS THANKS
parental point of view. He had been
Idle, or e."t:ivngant, or restless, or
cruel, or intemperate, or unbusiness
like; in the great majority of these
cases 'unsuccessful. " The fathers
cf Dickens and Shakespeare wore cit
ed tiB uxamples. In this country the
tfnther of Abraham Lincoln Is t. e offI(,0 for lho f0Hp ,,. ,.oltU8i
COMPIIiED IIV POST-
MASTED crilTIS KOIt XOYH.M
IIEK INDICATE PAID (iltOWTII
IX POSTAL Itt'SINESS.
Figures have been compiled by
Postmaster Curtis of Marshfleld cov
ering the number of pounds of mall
handled In and out of the local Post
To ti e many friends who gave me
their support-and vote In electing mo
to the office of Mayor, I desire to ex
tend my thanks and shall endeavor to
be worthy of your confidence. I
keenly feel my responsibilities, but
will endeavor to d.. my duties faith
fully. Again thanking you, am,
yours to serve,
, It. C. KITTSON.
Along the Waterfront I
most conspicuous pioguuitor, himself
unsuccessful, of an Illustrious sou.
Tho statistics seem to prove little or
nothing except that no youth need
despair if his lather Is not quite all
the old gentleman should be. If, be
yond that, the facts arrayed by Mr.
Ellis prove anything, they demon
strate again how devious are V.ie laws
f heredity and how little our sclen-
tlsts know about them
eluding the Itoseburg. Cooston, East
side and Allegany routes.
These figures were taken at differ
The steamer Anvil, which has been
In-; undergoing a general overhauling at
Portland for the last few months
since she was taken off the Sluslaw
spit, whoro she was wrecked last
"Don't ling me." she said, "you'ro
too rough
Ilcsides I don't care for such stough."
Hut as soon ns he qtflt,
Sho snld, with great wit:
"Oh, Oawge, that was only a blongh."
-n-ri-
Somo Coos Hay people make light
of trouble and others would keep It
inrk.
(letting a husband Is an art, hut
keeping him Is a science.
-u-u-
A love match has to have Its
fla roups.
If a man lias no end in view It Is
easy to soo his finish.
In nfter years a barefaced He grows
whiskers and becomes a tradition.
TWOIIY'S SHIP PLANT
lu the itoseburg figures, the Sumner
lino is Included, the figures for the
four star routes In November being
as fellows:
In
Out
.U.fi.'.ii
l.ViSS
. .12, COO
.fi.OOO
10
4
!i
17
S.002
l.SL'O
'-'l.'i
1.1 OS
17
17S
ir.
23
The entire plant and supplies of
Twohy brothers stored In this city,
Jiro being loaded and shipped to
Portland. P. II. Delano, of the
firm will remain In the city for a
Tow months more, due to the recent
!8l!de that took place at ono of their
-rock cuts on the line. Tills work
la being done as quickly as possible,
hut owing to the large
' Hosehurg
First class . . .
Second class .
Third class . . .
Fourth class .
Cooston
First class . . .
Second class .
Third class . .
Fourth class . .
Eastslde
First class . .
Second class 11
Third class 7
Fourth class Hi
Allegany
First class 21
Second class ir;
Third class 2
Fourth class !i
The figures show a considerable
Increase lu the volume of mail hand
led by all four routes;
out periods under Instructions from summer, made a trial trip the other
Washington, to nscortaln the growth "' She collided with a dock and
of tho mall handled by contract and did considerable damage as the result
to reach a fair idea of what the con-! f the spark plug burning out and
tracts are worth in receiving b'ds. rendering the engine unmanageable.
Capt. Levi Snyder, formerly of Co
qullle. was acting captain of her.
Capt. E. I). Parsons, former'y mas
ter of the Alliance between hero and
Portland, is now at Portland and or
ganizing an independent bar pilot
association to compote with the Port
of Portland on the 'Columbia Klver.
He Is said to have strong backing
and a number of pilots will Join him.
They will make n lower rate.
The barge Lawrence, which has
been tied up here for a time, Is tnk
Ing on about ."00 tons of coal from the
Llbby mine for Porter Ilrothers and
will soon bo towed to Gardiner nnd
Florence by the tug Itoscof.
Extraordinary Sale!
One -Third Cut in Price!
Suits and Coats
We are now cutting into the first, cost: of, these gannonts. In other words
can now buy a coat or suit for less money than it cost us.
Our regular price is marked on every garment. Take one-third off of this and
that is. the1 price: you pay us.. For example:
C07 fin Pnole ?
Now only
$24,00 Coats or
Now only
Suits,
$21,00 Coats or Suits,
Now only
$18.00
$16.00
$14.00
$18,00 Coats or Suits,
Now only
$:t'5.00 Coats
, Now only .
S1?,00 Coats or Suits
Now only
$12.00'
$10.00
$8.00)
Every Coat and Suit Strictly New and of
the Very Best Quality
The Golden Rule
Always Busy. There is a Reason. Ask Your Neighbor.
LAIE TELEGRAPH
York, rormnlly announced his with
drawal today from the Progressive
party, which ho helped to found.
"He considered," his statement
says, "that tin- result of the presi
dential election made it evident that
the third party idea was not accept
mm: auk imouwun.
f II r ArfiinHaf t,t Pri-aa to fntu Ilai TitnM 1
DALLAS, Tex.. Dec. I. The death nmu lo M1,! American people, and that . and they turned and shot lilm.
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1(19 1
JOHN' PUHPSS has returned from
n pleasure trip to San Francisco.
cuius i:u.vs asks pahho.y.
i. v. w.'s tiiki:ati:.v ki.ouk.vck
Tlicem-
tbat Is necessary to be moved, .Mr.
Deiniui must remain some time.
Itoseburg ltevlow.
"Committee of Vengeance'
ens Violence.
A letter addressed to the Mayor of
Florence, and mulled at Portland, was
quantity received at Florence two or three davs
lte
iti:-iii:.ui.(.' (iitAXTKi).
cs Moines ShIimmi Keeper .Aluy
Open On Decision.
H).-iil, IT.- lii ,',) T'nir. I
.MOIN'IJS, Dec. I.- Judge U
II. Preston, of the Iowa Supreme
Court, at hlH home In Oskaloosa,
granted today the application of the
Des Moines saloon keepers for a re
hearing of tlie ease'ln which nearly
two weeks ago tlie Supreme Court
decided that tue local saloons must
'lose. A stav of execution of the
court 's d" ree wa.- ordered Lead
ers of the liquor element announced
thur the s.iloous Here would be re
opened i in in 'il nich
after the seven members of the I. V
V. were requested to leave town
The letter Is as follows:
To the employers of Florence, Oregon,
Your action In driving out mem
bers of the . v. v. will be met In n
I:-IIiiikIIi, On Parole Prom Folsom,
Is W'ntclimiii lu Pol l land.
SACK AM UNTO. Oil.. Dee. I.
Chris Hvans. train bandll. who terror
Ized California In the Sfl's by a series
of daring holdup In company with
his partner, Sontng, personally ap
plied to Governor Johnson recent
ly for a pardon, as a substitute for
tlie parole on wMch he now has his
freedom from Folsom prison.
IJvans Is now acting ns city
! wntchmnn in Portland. His applica
I Hon was taken under advisement.
"I've been working lu a lumber
I yard, but I'm getting too old for
! such heavy labor." said Kvans. as
I lie held up an arm trembling with
1 palsy and the stump of another which
list from floods was Increased toady
to twenty-two when seven negroes
were drowned at llearno nnd one
white man and another negro were
drowned here. Moats were out this
afternoon rescuing persons caught lu
houses. In central Texas, where the
waters have taken thirteen lives, the
flood was receding this afternoon.
17"i persons marooned In an In
ternational & Ureal Northern train
al" nlg'-r near Merlin were rescued.
The rain continued.
mo continuation of the third party
movement could have no other effect
than tlie permanent success of tho
Democratic party."
It.WK .M...(;i:it SHOT.
Itobbcis Flee Willi $10,000 nml Hie
.Mounted Police Pursue.
tllT All lllnl 'H. u I'lliM 1)4 llMlHH.l
WIN.NIPKU. .Man., Dee. I.- A tel
ephone message from Plum Coulee
states f'ut tV.e branch of the bank of
.Montreal there was robbed and .Mana
ger H. M. Arnold was killed bv the
way that befits your barbaric moth-! wns shot nway In his final battle with
lods.. W'e will meet barbarism and lmrsuers.
xo.v.cox i'i i h: x c i: '( r i :.
(' ilium Parliament Illumes Uovein
incut In Controversy.
(Or Ao i,lf,l mp lo Coiw Uv Thin1.,!
mOHLLW Dec. I.A vote of non-
confldonce In the Uorninn govern
ment lu connection with Its attitude
in regard to tho tronhlo between tho lur sleep, are nil symptoms that
military and civilians at inborn, Al- w"l disappear with the regular use
saco, was adopted in tho Imperial 'f Foley Kidney Pills. They put
parliament today by n vote of 2IHI Kidneys nnd bladder lu a clean,
against r.l. One blank was handed Htrong and healthy condition. Owl
In, wlillo forty-nine members wero Prescription Pharmacy. Frank I).
not present. i Cohnn. Opposite Chandler Hotel.
tin: .max who xkulkcts
i m.Msixi'.
I When bis condition points to' kid
ney tronhlo takes an unwise risk.
Hackache, pain and soreness over
tho kidneys, nervous or dizzy spells,
phach co.f:hi:xci.: iifld.
Phono 71.
The People
ELECTED
I'S VKAIIS M',0 TO SHUT I
TIIHM WITH
SATISFACroilV CI.OTHK
AT
SATISI'VIXt! I'ltllKS.
H.,-0 to $10.00
DltOP IX A.VI KKK IS Hi
or it xi:v sTOitK n
Tin: out iustof.
Fin: iti'iutixu
The Fixup
llcpendiilile Clothtf.
TWO STORKS
Mar.sMleld Xortb tail
Phone !M'b
its methods with harbarlstlc methods.
An eye for an eye and a tooth for a
tooth only fourfold. Siimmor will
be here and a lew matches will do
the work Look out capitalist hell
ions. COMMITTHH OF VH.VC.HA.WK.
You may chew on a clove, you may
suck on a pill.
Hut the scent of tho booze will re
main with you still.
Attempt Made to Itenew .Negotia
tions with Strikers.
tPy Ao1aie, l'r,. o fool Hay TlmiM,,
DKNVHIt, Dec. I. Secretary of
Labor Wilson hold n conforonco to-
(lav with flin Pnlnrniln ...... I .., ,.....( ......
I don't want to bo do-i ,,, ,.. , . . .
.... ... i Hi an effort to bring about n re-
Bumptlon of their meeting with tho
strikers. It. was expected that If tho
oporators agreed to contlnuo tho
pence negotiations tho Secretary of
Labor would ask tho strlkors to
mnko similar agreonionts.
I Times Want ads .bring results.
pendont on my children: I don't want-
to be dependent on anyone.
"1 want to euro for my wife and our
crlpple.d child and during tho few
years that reinnln for me I want to
be a free man.
Ill 1I.1..U . i.
i (i inn i run mo train as i was
accused of doing. The Sontag broth
ers committed that crime. The
Southern Paciric detectives were go
ing to fasten the crime on me and
Hint was why 1 fought them."
Times Want ads bring results.
Mm
SI' IT CASKS
HAND HAUS
HATS
AND
CAPS
IRVING
BLOCK
MUX'S .XI1 HOYS SPITS AXIt COATS.
A XKW AXI)
COMPIjKTK
STOCK OF
1 'TKX1SII.
IXUS
There's a Dollar in Satisfaction
M-rvliv and stylo for every dollar ,,, pay for Clothing; in THE PAUISIAX, ami vou i.ay no more dol
nrs foe ,F. PAUISIAX n, ,de garments !, you voUl w for ap.iare. of inferior make W hv
ex,.,,,!,,,, dim- ,K..I.Tt prod.ictlons of the .Master Tailors of Xew York? They express tlu-l,. ,niiLZ
ol making only the best and ours of supplying only the best to you
lMUCK MUX'S SPITS AXIt COATS
PltlCH HOYS' SPITS AXIt COATS
TO $40.01)
.00 TO $1.1.00
HKPOHT VFSSKL LOST.
Uydioginplilc Kurcaii Has Xo H.(..
onl of San Juan.
tlr Au.t. Vrm lo Coo Tlmra.)
SAX FltANCISCO. Dec. -I.A cab
le from .Manilla, by way of London,
dntod yesterday, roports the baro
facf that the United States vessol
San Juan was wrecked nonr Parcel.
None of the reference books list tho
San Juan and tho United States hy
drograplilc bureau hero has no know
ledge of n United States vessol by
that nanio.
Forced to Vacate!
Our lease has been canceled and we only have untS
January 1st to get out, As yet we have been unaoie i
secure a suitable location and for that reason will closed"
the entire stock of high grade jewelry,
Gold Filled Jewelry, Mj
Solid Gold Jewelry, H
Waltham Watches, 1-4
' "-mors. Tliu nioiintoj police tJ
pursuing tiiu roliljcw. Arm,u ..
I'l'mo when the bandits entered. hJ
siinnutted at tho pghits of revolrerJ
...I. II-. At. .. 4 . . I
"line in,, tin ie was'lelng robbftlo
",(Hio, huu thetfilcvcsranfw
the building Arnold ran In nun
PHKXDKIUJAST WITIIDKAWS.
Xew Yorker Quits Progii'ssho Party
Ah Xot Acceptable.
tnr Auorlaltj rrm to Coot nr Tlmw.
N10W YORK. Dec. 4.willlnm A.
Prendergast. comptroller of Now
S. S. JENNINGS
XOHTII UKXD.
HIOADQUAHTEltS FOIt
Holiday Good
m IIHHVI
Souvenir Spoons,
1-4
2S Per'Ccr
Discount
On everything fji
nnmrnunitv Silver ana
Be.ii Alarm Clock?
A cmnll WeDOSlt
any purchase unlilX.
oKm.H sftcure'vvw':
the sale will be S
. .. i..nnrt nr C9
at these leuuucu r .
'.,ior m-irRs eo into ent
again,
I have no old stock; everything new and up-
E. C. BARKER, Jeweler
266 NORTH FRONT STREET
I'luch t
also
f, so
h Sa
F. at
"cent
litt
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ELEC
180!