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THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHRELD, OREGON, MONDAY, IMRCH 9;. T91W EVENING EDITION.
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COOS BAY TIMES
M. V. MALONHY JCdltor and I'll I).
DAK H. MALO.NKY Xcws Kdltor
Official l'nper of Coos County
WITH THE TOAST
AND THE TEA I
DUSTS MINUS DAY'S NEWS IN
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POLICE COURT
WOOD HYMNING
Ho who seeks his own ad
vnntngo, instcnd of striving for
tho wolfaro of those dopondont
on him, displays a small mind
and ono deserving of contempt.
St. Bernard O. ClBt.
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Port of Coos Bay Decides to Frank Ganley Gets ,nlo Troll.
i si ..t-i..ti .
I j L.UU8 uiiy man wuuiuu i ubk
a lake for n drink of water.
But tho hlg hoob will hang
nround and nak a girl for a
kiss.
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Litt'o Bo-Pcop has lost her slicop,
Far ho It from her to worryl
She heard of tho soaring prlco of
meat
And sold each lamb In a hurry.
Tho less a Coos Bay man
amounts to tho larger ho shows
up In a group photograph.
Lovo Is blind to ovorythlng cx
copt nn engagement ring.
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A man has to adjust a hat
to fit his hrad. A' woman ad
justs her hoad to' fit n hat.
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THIS QUINT ORHKRYKR SAYS I
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"If thoro Is any such thing as
an Ideal woman, It Is usually tho
othor man's wife."
-It-M-
But nn ounce of flattery beats a
pound of truth If you havo an ax
to grind."
iTAiiMsiix:;v camps.
Eroding lo Cmin Buy to Be I'lnlsliod
This .Slimmer.
Tho Kugono Register says: "That
tho grado for the Wlllamotto Pacific
railway will ho flnlsi oil through to
Cocs Bay this coming summer Is tho
promise of II, P. Hocy, assistant on
Klueor rf the company, who roturnod
WiMlnnni!. y night from a two weeks'
trip to San Francisco. Further, bo
stated, work on tho grndlug will bu
resumed bb gocd weather sots In.
"Concrete abutmontB for a brldgo
nt Ohlckahamlny linv
cd and tho erection
Make Him Give up Place
Dredge Paid Off
The Port of Coos Bay Instructed
tholr attorneys, J. W. Bonnett and C,
ble Twice Boys Take
Mars den Launch '
Frank Ganloy was arrested Satur-
II IN.nl In nv 'in hnvn To h , Unnnlns dll' VOnlllr by Officers SllOltpO nntf
" , V" Xiinr i?n wWrt'hS Donno nt th0 Clnymoro bar and was
ousted from Dredger Isle, wiilcii no ),-,, .,,.,. f ii.tttiir - Jin wnn rn.
.TrofCoro'i fl!w vlrs'mn do ?& on 10 ' nsh'hal. p ov Cl hy
f 0mEoundrCghnerf0 han'ur Ss. JJ" "Ji"' S CT
Ranchcrs wanted to tako tho oyster " '"u?"1" '' ," "" I "Wl
shells from tho island but Manning J"1 "J"1 " "m oy .V'f ', "
wouldn't lot thorn, hence tho decision J,fcJ? " n , ?ii fvi0"
to oust him. Mr. Bennett said that "n ZtZ?r fnl ?uE LfnlC
the ranchers were afraid of Manning. ' r"n"?,, nt in a ,fnV l,,
During tho month of February tho ' St nn7tlZw in LnLr?
drodgo Seattlo'B expense was $10,870. h ,a " " 'i StAatotnSuv
loll KnForn.y180'000 f XWn'l&SSSi
On account of 'the .'moid use of tho "ornla." "Well, you bo hero for
Port! undTlt wiStitSl "&? Jr.nl at ft"!?
tho banks only two per cent Interest folt "r btl w a
on tho balances after March 27. iiw, .. nV JS, I 2
Tho attorneys were Instructed to "crd.r " i?uli "' "A
havo C. R. Peck and A. Adams sign ?,"'fn5- ",?1aHinn!?'"l1 " "
now deeds transferring tho Port prop- "12Tl irpiif."0-- nmJ ' i.ni, S
orty on North Front street to tho SchJ?tai?lH li ' .?
now port commission to eliminate .l , m,rtfJV?? .forcod Tfcj- ,1,'l"
any question about Its title In tho ffh tho w,ndow of Joh" GtU11 8
M'.... Mini. I,. .' Wnrlr ' Boj'H Took TilllllU'Il.
Sec So Kstacken has mado a re-1 Frnnk 'Iavl,B nml h- Mo,cr woro nr
nueH?o?Ma o 'Srow to &J the J ' ZlZ Xf "2mi5SS,Jf0fB
dredco Mlchlo cot buBV and cut down Sllntlny n'tornoon on complaint of J.
tho shoa Is M i tho lower bay "when It ftr8t'" n" charged .with taking his
is too rough to work on tho bar Ho 'nunch without permission. Marsdon
pontodS?hat the dredge could Had planned to take his family for
Lo,t with n load w-hon It was too n trlI' ,n u, ""ch yesterday and
niUBh ta work on'Vtho bar . !" nrrlvlB "tho dock saw tho
Carl Evortson was assured that tho voung men departing. Ho on-
dreJgo fill would not bo permitted .' "nt,1'cr "h ""i1 "I '" 0(L ''
i WK Hi0. .! Ht f U, Mwht03r0VirB,ttdh a'n'dT.Sod"1
UI11U UIUI111IUII0U, I rl,ll,1 1l.- !, I.i.nt n l.m
lanillng.
I Marsdon then went to tho police
I station and told Officer Richardson
' of tho affair and said l.o wanted tho
' young men arrested. RIchardBon
went out and located tho couple walk
ing up Front streot Just after leaving
the boat and askod them why they
took the 'boat. Wo Just wanted a
ride," said Moyer. Richardson then
placed both under arrest but Mars-
, . . . -,ntn lon refused to prosecute. Officer
SIlOWS Bl( Gain OVCr 1912, Richardson then telephoned to Jus-
flrrnrriinn tn Pnrt nnmmls- ,,co i,nnc' n"(l n9lc' wlmt dlspo-
rtccoramg 10 run uuimnib 8lton ,.0 8ll0ll)(l mnUo of tho cnae
SlOn S Annual Report JuBtlco Ponnock said that in vlow or
, . , tho fact that Marsdon did not want
II. C. DIcrs. who was appointed , mOM,ii Minnn ti,n i.m-u .iti
oboon comnlot- by tho Port or Coos Bbv to coniplle .. K00ll tBlklng to. T!mt uichanl
ot ri,rTdTiiM"5?" f ' '.? ? J00Z !?n l.d. both Javlls and Meyer prom-
that nlnco will not moan much of a-","' "M" "ml.ritc VncroMo ovor nit " "Ini ' , voni l ." V0ol ,n",("
tlolay. Track laying gangB aro hut,"''0WB n murlcul cr01180 r ibi boat tor a littlo joy rldb rgaln. Tho
lwfl !c? r"" " '""?? "I. n !.' Tho lumber Bhlpments totaled ,"'"'-," ? ""' ' "7"'""
Cliarles Guy was arrostoil by Of
riror Doano Sunday night and charg-
on hand tor some time. S V" "nPY:re,. Hlmwd an lncredsn. " .!""' ' ""Ji ''", r ".";. .,'. "
"Waltlns tor the opening or sprlnn.ltho'vAluo being 1354,414 against " " ZrwarBl"; rl Veen n In-
nlntos Mr. Ilnnv. Is linldlni; thn sltlin- moo nnn inai v..nn JMUiiiiiij, aim wuo hi- nin-uii i ini
". ..::.....':...' .. ... n 1.7. ,i... "?'""" '"." ..... .,.., utes to lcavo town, uoane said tnai
1913 SWG
OF COOS BAY
tore tho commissioners and entered
a vigorous complaint about tho con
dition in which hrr place was lort.
Sho Bald that they did1 not got a
good solid fill Ilka tho rest of thorn.
Enjxlnetjr Charleston said that Scotts
1 1 left tho boarding up around their
lmsoniant so that only the lino silt'
could oozo In and then wl'cn tho
. dredge plpo was chatig6d, tho drnin-
I ago carried much or tho line dirt
away.
Mrs. Scott wanted ?fiuO damages
EaStside ReqUeSt-DiSCUSS stackon and Rogers wcro appointed
the Femdale Fill ja.commllteo to Investigate.
M'KAY STREET
F.
Hvuncu
Port of Coos Bay Approves
PILING ll
MILL H
two iiiiicb rrom u uriiiRo io nnu , Tho i,lmuor BhlpmontB totaled
will start work on tho structuro ns.ai)908r, t0IJB ngBnst aci),77:i laat
soonfts tho steel girders mny ho sontt mA ho vnluo wn y2,n3,:
from Eugene, where thoy havo ueon.nBnlnBl ?2.:iC0,083 last year. Tho
The Port of Coob Bay Commission
today passcl n rosolutlun authorizing
tho city or Kastsldb to temporarily ex--tend
a wharf and dock out over tho1
harbor line to deep wnter on the pro
posed1 extension of McKnv street, to
make the now highway between thoro-'
and Marshflold avalla)le. The per- j
mlt was granted In response to n re-1
quest from lSngtncor Cavannugh of j
j-;asi8iuo, wno appoareu ueioro ine
Port In nohnlf of tho KaBtBldo resi
dents. Ifo explained that McKay
street was a shortor and more direct
route than tho old long wharf now in
ubo and' would bo beneficial to both
sides. ITc said that GnstBldo stood
ready to bear part of the oxponBo and
that It was proposed to have tho
county court transfer ?8000 which
they had set aside tor rebuilding tho
long wharf and road to pay tho ex
ponso of filling McKay Etrcot. Ho
said that they wero certain t';o county
commissioners would do this.
When this is built tho plan Is to
have tho ferry Transits routo chnng
cd to McKay street, operating direct
to n now slip In Marohflold, probably
near tho proposed extension of Eirod
nventio to tho waterfront
I-VrmlAlo Fill.
Potcr Logglo oat down on a re
quest from Claudo Nasburg that tho
big flat In front of Forndalo bo filled
by tho -dredgo Scattlo at' tho name
rato that the Port Is paying for tho
fill, Mr. Logglo Bald that tho Port
would have to bo rnroful of Its funds
in ordcro tt tnsuro tho completion of I
tho twonty-fivo foot chauuol project!
to thn sen nml thnt If Mr. Xnahurtr'
and tho other proporty owners want-,
cd tho fill they could pay for it tho .
8a mo as North Bend and othor prop-'
orty owners had to pay, namoly, eight
cents por yard or thereabouts.
Another question about thin was
Hint there Is not Hiifflclont dredglngs
In tho Port project to mnko tho big
fill to grado. Mr. Nasburg wanted
tho project extended. Tho Port en
gineer was Instructed to flguro out
how ni'iph fill would bo required for
tho blK-riU.
Mr. NTPluirK objected to the pro
posal or the City Council to have tho
streots r 1 cd to grr.do botoro tho
proporty was filled.
J. W. Be-.inott '.u.kod on tho mattor
hut noUiIng will be dono until tho
Port engineer completes his figures
on tho project.
Mr. Scoff Complain.
Mr. Peter Scott, Sr.. appeared bo-
lrY FRIDAY NIGHT.
Mnistiflclr and Xoith Bcuil (Janic at
TlL,rt1llck.
Friday night tho .Marshflold high
school hasketbalt team will play
North Bend In Marshllold. Tho gamo
will In a way deefdo tho second hon
ors In tho Cbos county lenguo, Marsh
flold and Coqulllo being tied. Co
qulllo plays Bandon Friday night nnip
Is practically suro of victory, while
Marshflold will play the season cham
pions. It will bo- tho laBt game In
tho old taltornaclo, which will bo torn
down In a week or so.
Ti.o following Is tho detailed scoro
and llnoup or Friday night's gamo
between Coqulllo and Marshflctd, thn
latter winning- 21 to 22.
Tho officials of tho rirst gamo wero
Mast, rotorco; Granule, umpire;
Rahskopf, scorer;- Bradloy, ttm keep
er. Tho lineup or tho two tennis in
tho main gninu was as follows:
Marshflold' Position Coqulllo
CurtlB Oenilng
Clarko Kern
Forwards.
Seaman Center Lesllo
Chapmnn Miller
Hunter Watson
Guards,
The Hold baskets wore mado by tho
following players: Clarko 2, Seaman
.1, Curtis 3, ncsllo 2, Oerdlng .I, Kern
2, Mlllor, Watson.
Tho toulH wero th'rown by; Curtis
8", Oordlng 3.
T
flnn nf I act Dn i. i . '
ed fcjsa
.n. Noblo yesterday it.,, , i
a largo number of i,in l0 H
Slough- at .the high fc ?'
living Buiucicni tor the fnn:."
tor the Conway bnIlcIInBad tfr
Bay atcam Laundry bulldin.
tow othor buildings. L, .f11'
n getting them in or"? h
box nt ho mouth of th0 '
nma nuo anu nicy will .."
tho laBt to bo taken n ,B01!
In order to prevent mnA .. .
dredglngs washing out Into ?
n largo bulkhead Is be In b It'
ti-o old, dike at tlio south i
Mill Sough. ThlBforcea ;&
wobU rar west and deposit no '?.?
dirt botoro It comes back outu "
thoslough. ""ck out throua
t U wlJl r.?,1"lrc nlwut three t.
mi.Mui iu mi ine area south of OS
Slough betore tho dredge wliiJl
Owner, of lh.fht5&
streot say that- tho nn. a..?.:
not carrying otr tho water udiu
in conaoquonce a larK0 nrCa 0 bZ
will ho n lnlto. ti.o." .... ;"".
il. fnn .... ""' "VWIftfc,
iw w uiiiihii;!),
I SI'I-XTIAfi I.KNTKX SHtVI
(sow) iikacit Nuoarrrs.
Cni-ry County KvotitH A 'FoM br
Tho tiloDf.
The Randolph will probably will
direct to Portland nrtor n load or
cannery supplies, ror tho Woddorburn '
Trading company, Duvo Colvln will
nail on her ns engineer In place of
Henry Colvln, who hns matters or
business to nttend to fn this local'ty..
GrandUia Huntley Is now seriously
111 at the home or hor dnughtcr, Mrs.
Chris Koornor or tUftrpltteo-.
C. II. Balloy announces Ills candi
dacy tor tho nomination tor sherirr
on ti.o Democratic ticket. Charley's
efficiency aB an orricer, together with
Ills affable ways maka of hi in a can
didate whom it will take a combina
tion of llvo wires to bent. If you
don'.tt think, bo,, put yourwtr up
against him.
fho Hector or the EpUcopMtW
Is Issuing an announcement ctrl2
Bpeclnl services In thn n. .1,1?
with addrc8?cs and normonj on u
en and othor practical Clirlitlu
Ic. On Tuesday aftcrnoom bet
tho meetings of tho Guild la Ci
Hall there will bo a devotloai
vlco with a scries of addrcuei ci
tho gonernl thenio nf "vs. ru.
tlon Ought to Bclluve." Thn um.
uuon uurviccs uegin promptly at f -It.
On Thursday ovciiIiikb at 7 joi
will bo a Borvlco conalstlDRof ,
oiiou lorm oi livening Prayer th
n meditation on tho central ir.H.
"Somo KloniPuts or Hcllulon," oi
Sundays nt It a. in. and 7 JO it
special topics arc arranged.
Rov. IliownliiK announce! ca ti
Louton enrd that tliew epc-Ul ij.
drcsBos and sermons me dctlctlti
mnko thinking Christians, to ub
thom sco tho reasunablcnea oi tit
grounds or their ftltu.
"WHO WILL MAHItr M.IRT
A great picture at Grand TbM
lomurrow nigai.
WBItAUY CONCMRT Sunday.
LIBRARY COWnilT Sundiy.
Times Want ads bring regain.
tlon back nml nothlmr will be dono
rrom hondquartors until tho weather
clears.
NORTH BKNI) NI-3WS
Tho total export tonnngo. during ,, WI1B . ,,-, ..,.. ... WB
19ia was 41C,ori8 tons, valuod at ,iotrImont tu tho community.
f:i,D'JG,274 ngahiBt 383,9-IC tons "ocrimenno tno communu.
thn nrovloiis year allied nt $2.-
025.808. HUVIVAIil.V COQl'lliliK.
J i Tho totnl Imports this -year woro
-43.011 tons, vnlued nt $11,001, f70 Over SSt) Convorlcil At Cost of Almiit
Mrs. R. A. Annln of Mvrtle Point, IngaliiBt r.!),17C tons vnlued at SI1,- One TIkhihiiiiiI Dollars.
county president of Hi- w . T. II.. 088,o:iO In
1912
nn.i Vh ninnniin l.'miiia nros'.loiii TIiIh lurt a balance or irauo OI
of tho Bnndon W C. T. V.. will bo' $271,040 lu favor of Coos Bay for
lioro on Wednesday and n snclnl tho year.
mooting will bo hold at tho Metho
dist church nt which somo of tho
yearly huslnosi will bo tnkou up.
Rov. II. G. Summorllu, who Is de
livering locturPB through tho county,
will Icnvo tor South Coos River this
nftornonn for a tow days
M
The Ccou'llp Sent'rrl b-v: M, O
Hoolon. or tho commltteo having tho
finances of tho recent evangelistic
campaign in chargo, stated thnt the
freewill oftorlng to Mr. Taylor am
ounted to $425.85. In addition tu
this he was paid $100 for travollng
oxpoiibus In coming hero and Mr. C.
K. Lano recolVod $125 for his ser
vlces uu singer and dioristor.
In luldll.on to tl Ib tno local ox-
the
Bpondlng n few weoks with hor """' " "" V,' nPVA.B ...nnhino. pnrty tor about flvo weolts and lncl-
dnughter. Mra. Franklin Flshor In ""., ii vi-iivo Tim Graco Dollar ""entnls amounted to Just about $J00.
Portlnnd. Is expected homo on tho' J . M'",V,il ST This malioB a grand total or about
noxt Breakwator.
MrB. W. I). Simpson mid little !
Hav i
eento
LOCAL OVERFLOW. I
Two AiivstM. C. F. McGoorgo
ami A. K. JoiiBun aro tho two lnt-
est to bo haled on tho enroot by
moon tor a tow days. -" ",,- ": i". .i,.', lTchts on tholr ln "ddii.on 10 u ib ino locai e:
ra. George Bolster, who hnB boon " Xp ilnrk It Ib tho "ocond 1,0BC8 for rot "f hnl1' ooar,, for U"
ullng n row weeks with hor "?"" B"f" MnUeorco's machine mrt' for nbout "vo wt'0,,B nn(1 ,nc
....- . r Lit- iiu(. i erronBO, for .Mcueorgoa luatuiiiu. ,i.ni ,..,i tn i.u nimuH trim
taT:va. '". .Y. . n"".ni- n . $950 as tho amount or money ex.
fl'UlKQ IIUIII me vuiuiuu mil " -..,.,.,,,..,.,...
""t.lnnnt HMin llnnlv nrrlvnil In mill 1":hu uu miimiu m ihwu iiiiui..
. ... r l .. II. ..nolo In. "l'" """' "".:' .. "". .. A llin nmnl ni n tin rllllf Alnll
uniiK.iiur, iH-iimu, uiu iiiu h i- , illil thn Snootiwoll. tno laiior . " "ivw....!, .t ... ............
dav of Mrs. Kkblad ln Marshflold.
Mr. and Mrs .loiin i-rooiunti ana
day night Mr. L-mo snld ho had kept
nn nccurato reeoru niui mero iihu
I BO
'enllini: today
I ..I ... L.....ll.... TIm lln.
xfii.irn nml nllffn.-,! Vrimliiiiil wnro ... V".n! ".m" . ' w..n. ' n.i been 257 (IocIhIoHb for tho Christian
tho guoatB over Sunday of relatives " ,"ro today on business. Ho fo during tho cninpnlgn, and that
on North (iilot. ., lroports thnt thro aro only eight 171 of thesp now convorts had al-
A congregational meeting oi um,..,,. cn808 of Binnllpox In North ieauy uimou wuu umo uno m mu
Bond now, bIx of thoso uoing in tno ciiiiiom.- oi m tj.
Moorohouso family nonr tho brldgo j
to Bangor. i STILL SKKIC BK.VSO.V.
LuinlH-niian Hero. Josopr l-yro, i
innintinrit of thn Presbvtorlnu chureli
will bo ho'd on tho twontloth of this
month. Business will bo transacted
and a urogram given.
Tho Pronbytorlnn Ladles' Aid will
hold n Boclal nftornnon Thursday nt
tho church. All moiuhors nnd rrlentlH
nro Invited to attend.
Tho brldgo across tho cut at Simp
son's park was ononod Saturday to
toot nasBOiiKors. It will booh bo open
to gonoral traffic.
Mrs. Thos. Hall of Portland, who
has boon visiting with her daughtor,
Mrs. Kkblad or Marshllold, Ib spoil
ing n fow days horo with refatlves.
Mrs. Hollo BnckoiiBtoo Is tho guest
for a fow days of hor mother, Mrs.
Goo. Bolster. , , ,.
Mrs. Tom Smith, of Daniels Crook,
Is spending a fow days visiting with
friends on Catching Inlet.
A. H. Dorbyshlro has about con
cluded arrangements whereby ho
will become nssoclntod with J. W
Bonnott in tho prnctlco of law. Ho
will retain IHb homo In North Bond
and trnvol back nd torth, night
nnd morning. Ho will also rotaln
hlB position as city Auornoy oi
North Bond.
John Vniiburgor's bid to carry t he
mnll to Lakosldo was rojoctod by tho
Government bocauso It was too high
nnd now bids will bo oponod April 1.
F C Woods, rocontly of Cokovllle,
Wyo'., is nssoclatod with Rol. Walk
er In a nowly established hoiisemov-
Ing biiBlnoss noro.
n prominont lumberman who has No Trace of Man SuHpccteil of Aiding
In on looking nf tor Interests nt Ban- In Sven Saloon Robbery,
don, wna ln Marshflold todny. I Axol Bonson Is still being sought
Leave Today. Tho Speodwoll had by tno offlcorti as an accomplice of
only n row pnssongors out or hpro GuBt j0i,80n n tho robbery or Oscar
today for California. Thoso sailing' IolUOi the Kastsldo mill employe
on hop woro J. II. Fort and wlto, ; wno wna Uell ., umj r0Ubed or $205
C. L. Downs, miss usiuor o"o; bills In tho back room or ,tho Svea
and F. K. L Hague Bi00n last Wednesday ulght. It Is
,. j bollevod that Benson la In hiding
, PERSONAL OVERFLOW 1 1 --"J, SrZ iZlTA S
5. J. 8BBLBV I. hero from Co ', J&t&lSL
qiilllo campaigning for the Dora- , , of the crmo nnd cinmed that
ocratto nomination .for County ft rallroiu, contractor had given' him
CoinmlBBloutr. j tho In0oy which ho was spending.
BURT DOnBMuTlrill lonvo over-1";03 tlTC
innd tomorrow for Portlaml. and u. PsXo, 'and who?o ho had
Mrs. Doroniua wm go to uamoi- . ,20 b . b , ult nt
nla for a snort bih). m. vlvun wor found, ho conressod
i 1-. iiiPtlP Inft trvlnv fnr ?nn H BlKHed tt BfatOllieilt that ho
F 30. HAGUE loft todaj tor San nenBon rushing from the door
Francisco to accompany Mrs. u g g , , Umt xyonaon
Hnguo homo from hor visit there. hmot0 g0 witu him to tho Chand-
lor Hotel whore uonson gnvo mm
$90 or $100 which ho claimed to
DYEK WILL HUN
Tho Bandon Rocordor announces
thnt Elbort Dyer of Bandon, will
have taken from Lehto. Ha Bald
lint Hiuori wjroroi . """ i tiiat then thoy separated and Ben
uo a canuiuHB iu "'"" ,'" son loft Thursday morning tor North
nomination for Co unty Commission- , HlJ WQU,(l t0 SajJ
" .L".m,Ct ftV, " L. ,0 T Fran isco. Ho claimed tq have
nouncomeut
SIkIIu to C
a lottor irom &, i .
It. wado la printed.
11 O, Soydol, of Portland and tu it Mr. Slglln highly endorses
'.... ...I,n l linrn with fl VlOW HI- llvnit nil.l HflVfl tllllt lift f Slirll tl 1
ra,X.".rorH?.m!,
Bonv
n nc
on Coos Bay or to buy out tip Coos
Bny Water Company. Is chocking up
tho Goldon Falls Biipply. Ho was
Informed that th supply thoro
would ex. pod flvo million gallons
nt the do est season of tho yonr, but
later was iutormod that it was not
half that amount and so U
cheehlng up tho records of the
flow durluir ID 10 to bob what Is
right. It is Bald that ho is favor
nbly Impressed with the uroapoi-t
liore.
bo a candldato for ofHco this year
or not,
I Along the Waterfront. I
Captain Alox. formerly of tho Bor
tlo Minor, but who has boon holding
tha' uoaltlon of mnto oirthe tug Kly-
hynm for some months past, has np-1
capiou a borth on tno iiuamooK. ur
vil Counts will tafce Capt. AloxlR
fotuior position on tho tug. Bandon
Surf.
known Benson n.long tlnio and to
havo previously advanced uonson
$95. Tho two workod until a month
rock worn on tno smitn-
and
Foromnn Chas. Carlson recognized
Johnsoif at th.o depot.
Marshal Carter arrosted Johnson
In' his room at Tho Chandler Hotel.
LIBRARY CONCERT Sunday.
"WHO WILL MARHY MARY?"
A great picture at Grand Theater
tomorrow night.
Times Want ads bring results.
The
Big Sale?
Prices Smashed in All Lines.
Come and Get Your Share
Few of the Many Bargains
For Tomorrow :
15c Handkerchiefs 3c
50c Belts 19c
Sox, Regular 2 for 25c '..-5c
Dress Pants, reg, $5,00, $3.75
Rubber Boots, from $2.95 up.
Hats, from 48c up.
50c' and 75c Work Shirts 39c
Cotton Underwear, reg, 50c value 29c
Heavy Wool Underwear, reg $1.25, 79c
All $5,00 Shoos S3-95
t
$15,00 Suits, now ..'. r$7,85
$20,00 Suits, now $12$
$25,00 and $30,00 Suits, now $14.85
Regular 75c caps, now 39c
Look for blue and white signs above our door
"Watch our windows"
I X L Clothinff & Shoe Co.