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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1914 EVENING EDITON. UR rr ANOTHER IHTE HIKE WEDDING EriagaiMnnft If gtay If (tin Tirsiy M Aol sumcal EltemW WBtanio wmmM& y tsnmgiBStt JiMragiBrar rllE announcement of thu cngaRe mont of Mlas Eleanor WIlsou. youngest daughter of President srod Mrs. Wilson, tins cnNacd juntry wido attention. While gossips v somo time lind linked the nnme of ( pair, tlio declnrntlon thnt they wore kWEMirlcil created n big stir lit the tflttai, and the news was quickly her fedC to nil parts of the country. 0 several occasions since the wed tag of Miss Jessie Wilson to Francis f Snyro thoso who claimed to know tasldcrnblo of the nlTnlrs of the pros feat's family had It that Miss Mar bret WIlsou was engaged. As quick r as tlieso rutnors nssumed the pro ttrtions of news items they were iromptly nnd umphatlcnlly denied at W Whlto nouso. When, however, the Ml declaration was made that the wtngest daughter of the president and Be Imlldcr of the Uudsou tubes and po present secretary of the treasury Is fond of society nnd has many friends In Wnshlngton outside of the administration circle. Sho Is n good dancer. Mr. McAdoo has been her most frequent dancing partner nt the Informal dances of the Chevy Chnso club. She has recently Joined the Hid ing and Hunt club nnd follows the hounds. Miss Wilson was educated In prlvnto schoolM at Princeton and then spent two years In St. Mary's college at Ra lelgli. N. C of which the president was Dr. McNecly Duboso. whose wife was nu Intimate friend of Mrs. Wilson. She had acquired n taste for painting from her mother'nnd spent two years, after leaving St. Mary's. In studying nt the Academy of Tine Arts In Phila delphia. Mr. McAdoo was born at Marietta, On., on Oct. :!. tSilH. He attended tho i University of Tennessee, but left col lege In his Juulor year to become dep for tho presidency than William G. McAdoo. When early In tho ruce for tho presi dency Illness forced William F. Mc Combs, chairman of the Democratic national committee nnd Governor Wil son's campaign manager, to lay down the duties of his position they were taken up by Mr. McAdoo. Completed Hudson Tubes. It was McAdoo. a commuter be tween New York nnd New Jersey who took up the old scheme of tunneling tho North river nnd carried the plan tu completion. He was u southern lawyer who lind obeyed the Impulse thnt carries so ninny of Dixie's legnl luminaries north to Illumine the dark places of New York's law. He had had long nnd careful training, despite his rompnmtlvely young age. In rail road law, nnd he conveyed the knowl edge Into the solution of the Hudson tunnel problem when he tnckled It. ---MPtit - jmm - fc , "i mmmm wm I Political Announcements FOR SHERIFF I horoby nnnounco mysolf as n candldato for tho office of Sheriff of Coos County, subject to tho action of tho Republican electors at the primaries May 15. If elected, I hereby pledgo myself to a policy of rigid law enforcement, without foar, fnvor, prejudice or par tiality, and shall, during my Incum bency, conduct snld office- in a uiibI-ncss-llko and economical mnnner. ALFRED JOHNSON, Jr. (Paid Adv.) ANNOUNCEMENT I horoby nnnounco myself is a candldato for tho nomination, of Rep resentative on the Domocrntlc ticket for Coos County, to bo submitted to the voto of tho pooplo nt tho pri mary election on May 15, 1914. It nominated and elected, I will abldo by statoment Numbor Ono; I will favor quarterly pnymont of taxis. I will fnvor tho abolishment of unnecessary commissions that must bo supported by tho taxpayers. I nm in favor of good roads. ovory vtiierc. 1 am opposed to unJUBt tnxiition and excessive tnxatlon. J. TOM HALL, (Paid Adv.) NOTICE I hereby announce myBolf nB a cundidaio for tho nomluntlon of county clerk, on tho republican tic ket of Coos county to bo submitted to tho voto of tho pooplo at tho pri mary election May lfith. Fi D. KRUSE (Paid Adv.) FOR COUNT!' CLERIC As n Republican, I horoby placo mysolf nc n candidate for tho nom ination at the primaries to bo hold May 15 for tho offlco of County Clerk. If I nm nominated and oiectod, I will, ilurlng my term of office, por form all Its requirements nnd du ties promptly, oxpt'dltlously, without projudlco und us economically as 1b conclstcnt with good service Re lieving that I can savo money for tho tax payer and mnko somo for my-, solf, I want your voto. F. E. ALLEN. I'nld Adv.) ANNOUNCEM ENT. I nnnounco mysolf n candldato for Stuto Reprcscntatlvu subject to tho will of thu Democratic votors nt tho prlmnrloB Mny 15. Will voto for tho primaries May 15. Will work fur better road laws to cunblo tho people to got Oregon out of tho mud. , A. T. MORRISON. (Pnld Adv.) ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby nnnounco mysolf nn i. cnndldnto for County Commissioner on tho Domocrntlc ticket at tho com ing primary election.' O. J. SEELEV. (Paid Adv.) ANNOUNCEMENT. I tlcslro to nnnounco to tho Ropub I'cnn votorn of Coos county that I am a cnndldnto for tho nomlnutlon nt tho primaries tp bo hold Mny 15, for tho aftlco of county commissioner. I advocato lower taxation, good roads and a businesslike administra tion of county affairs. 1 favor no particular locality, nnd if elected will work for tho beat in lureau of tho whole count,. THOMAS H. JAMES. (Paid Adv.) FOR SHERIFF I horoby nnnounco mysolf ns a cnndldnto for tho nomination of Sheriff, on tho Domocrntlc tlckot at ilin nHmnrv ulnptlnn Tf nlcctort I promiso to conduct tho offlco In an economical manner, with tho nBsur- Innce thnt all Intoroats nnd Individ uals will bo accorded rair treatment. TAYLOR SIGLIN. (Paid Adv.) Vinvrlirht liv Ainnrlniti Prcus Association. KCHETARY WILLIAM G. M'ADOO, MISS ELEANOR WILSON AND MISS WILSON IN THE BIRD MASQUE "SANCTUARY." were botrothefl, friends of Miss Wilson d Mr. McAdoo declared that tho en pweracnt had existed for several trks. It wus said that Mr. McAdoo tfbinally acknowledged the engagement at tho dinner given by him In Miss Wlteou'a honor soon after his return to Washington, on Feb. 10, from his long trip on tho business of locating reserve Bunks. In default of statements to Uie con fcary, official Washington took It for granted that another Whlto House wedding would tube place in June. flWlowlng the adjournment of con umss. It was known that Mr. Mc Adoo had boon n frequent caller nt tftr Whlto House during the past year awl had been much In the compnny of JHIss Wilson, no that Washington so edetpwus not taken completely by sur jjdso nt the report nnd only awaited tho official acknowledgment of the pur aitB of Miss WIlsou Mr. McAdoo Career. Ur. McAdoo Is llfty .eiin old and jWIhs Wilson twenty-four Mr Me ta became n yrnn lfnthur recently 1 when a son was bom to liU cMei "ilaugbtor, who is the same age m, Ml WSlbon. at her home in Arlwiun. Mlss'KIennur WlUuu is lull and dark unllko her slstoxs. M'a. l-'nuiels I Bayro nnd Miss Mnrgarut WlUun Site uty clerk of the United States circuit court ut Clintuuoogn. He was admit ted to the bar ut the ago of twenty one and practiced for nwhllo in Clint tnnnogn. He became Interested In railroad nffnlrs when ho held tho post of division counsel for the Ccntrnl Railroad nnd Bunking company nnd the Richmond und Dnuvillo railroad, no went to New York In 1892 and In 1808 formed u partnership with Wil liam McAdoo. nfterwuid chief magis trate of New York city. In 1002 ho organized the company which acquired the old tunnel under tho Hudson that wus begun in 1S74 ami proved a fail ure. In 1003 he was elected president of the Hudson and Manhattan railroad company, the $70,000,000 corporation which built ami controls the Hudson river tubes. Mr. MeAdoo's tlrst wife was Snrah Houston Fleming, whom he married in ISSTi. Ho tins Ux children, the eldest daughter and eldest son being mart led. The eldest son is Francis II. McAdoo, who married Miss Ethel McCormnck of nultlmore Inst September. Miss Nona McAdoo Is the present head of her father's homo lu Massachusetts avenue. It has boon stnted by many thnt no ono man had inoro to do with thu sue cupful campaign of Woodrow Wilson As division counsel In Tennesseo for tho Richmond and Danville railroad company he had hud to learn all about rights of wny, maintenance and opera tion uud damage suits and other com plex brunches of railway law. it is recorded that he learned them with nu exceedingly high degree of thorough ness. What he learned stood him in gobd stead wheu the time cuiua for the planning of the tunnels. Miss Eleanor Wilson, known us Nell In the family circle and among her in timate friends, Inherited her mother's artistic ability ami has mndo qulto a reputation for herself by her produc tions and acting. Miss Wilson mado n big hit when, In tho presence of President nnd Mrs. Wilson nnd -100 summer visitors from Cornish, N. H., nnd the surrounding country, the took the leading rolo Iti "Sanctunry A Rlrd Masque," which was put on ut Merldeu, N. II. In tho audience were many artists, play wrights and literary folk. Miss Eleanor Wilson's acting was the subject of much favorable com ment. She sH)ke her Hues with great clearness uud with blmple charm, but with a distinct musical quality thnt curried Its effect home. The perfoun unco was epcateil lecently nt tho Ho tel Astor, Now Yoik. ANNOUNCEMENT. I horoby nnnounco myself ns n Re publican candldato for Joint Rop rosonratlvo for Coos and Curry coun ties nt tho primary election May 15. E. J. LONEY. (raid Adv.) NOTICE To tho voterB of Coos and Curry Counties. I hnvo decided to run again for tho Republican nomination for Joint Representative for the Sixth Dis trict (Coos nnd Curry) and ask that my cnndldacy be duly consider ed. Very truly yours, S. P. PEIRCE. WE MAKE OUR OWN Ice Cream PUKK RICH WHOLESOME Orders for parties, banquets nnd dinners filled promptly. If U Is SARTER'S It's all right. Sarter's Front street. Phone 333-J. 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