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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 191-P-EVENING EDITION
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COOS BAY TIMES i
U. O. MALONEY Editor and Pub.
HAN H. MALONEY News Editor I
Official Paper of Coos County
Entered nt the PoBtoffico at Marsh
flold, Oregon, for transmission
through the mails as second-class
mail matter.
Dedicated to the service of the
peoplo, that no good cause shall
lack a champion, and that evil Bhall
not thrlro unopposod.
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COOS HAY DAILY TIMES
Mnruli field
Oregon
LOOK AHEAD AND IIANO OX.
W'TIEN prosperity Is obviously do
layed not by facts but by fan
cies by Bupor-cautlon or ex
cess of timidity It's up to oorybody
'to got btiBy, talking as well as work
ing for good tlmo3. Emp'aslzo EV
ERYBODY. Prosperity Is a brond-bna-od
proposition. It Isn't only tho capi
talist who holps or hinders It. Evory
Tom, Dick and Harry keeps the
wheels turning or docs his little
worst to stop them, When there
seems a scarcity of circulating med
ium It's because you and I and ovory
body else are trying to stop tho cir
culation. And speaking of prosperity, the lat
est word of wlBdom on the subject
comes to us from Lord Strathcona,
tho grnnd old man of Canada, who
died rccontly. Strutheonn, who strut
ciLUfoiag plain Donald Smith with a
shoestring and died worth many mil-.
irtn( N.i.l tiitint tnn Imhim tiffnn n
strenuous life of splendid iiBofiilnesfl,
bait bettor claims than most men for a
b'carliig on that subject. This Is what
ho said. "Suvo half you earn. Look
ahoad and hang on. Hang on! Nev
er lot go." Coming from n man who
didn't, "let go" of hard and useful
work till ho was over 00, that kind
of talk Is certainly not bunk, And It
In nnn.luablo to communal us well as
Individual prosperity especially tho
"look-ahead-and- ang-on" clause
WITH THE TOAST
AND THE TEA
(.'ODD EVENING.
It Is an art to give oven to
our nearest friends but what a
test of manners it Is to receive
II. L. Stevenson.
MAUINIHIH..
Gardiner Man Accused of
Causing Serious Auto Ac
cident Near Eugene.
EUOTNE, Or., Mav 8. Four per
sons wore Injured, and ono narrowly
escaped death, In a motor car wrecK
on the River road six miles north
of Eugene, In which ono enr turned
turtlo, and In which threo cars wero
Involved.
Dr. A. J. Dlauvolt of Rldgeflcld,
Washington, was pinned under his
steering wheel which lay across his
o" est and wns slowly choking to death
when rescued. 111b wlfo who had
been thrown clear of tho automobile,
was sllglitly dazed and wns unablo to
lift tho motorcar off her husband.
E. Kunkhauser, 75 years old, also
from Itldgefield, Washington, was
knocked senseless, his head was bad
ly cut, nnd ho sufforcd Injuries to tho
kneo and body; his wire, ngod 72,
was iplnncd under tl.e (overturned
nutnmobllc, unablo to move, and was
badly brulsod.
Dr. Dlauvolt was rescued by the oc
cupants of n th'lrd car which camo
up behind, and which nearly collid
ed with tho overturned ear. Tho oc
cupants of this car were Olivor I).
Huston, his brothor, and II. O. Lyttlo,
all of Portland.
The accident was caused when W.
H. Jowott, of aardlnor, driving n
heavy car, attempted to pass Dr.
Dlauvolt at a high rate of speed.
Tho Injured man states that ho was
driving nt flftcon miles an dour, and
that ho turned out of th'o road to al
low tho other enr to pass. Tho pass
ing car struck his mnchlno nnd threw
It into tho ditch. Ha states that Jcw
ctt did not stop until ho had gone
somo distance past, and that had It
not been for tho third' car, driven
by Olivor, that ho would lmvo died
from tho weight of tho car. Ho suf
fered n considerable loss of blood,
MAKING PUNS
FOR FOURTH
Mariners, mariners nro wo,
Balling over a streaming son!
Each .with his cargo of hopes and
fears
Gathered out of tho baffling cars;
Yot, howovor, so fur wo roam,
Faring homo, faring homo!
Mariners, mariners nro wo,
Vcorlng over a darkling bob!
Hocks that glhonr nnd winds that
ravo,
And ever tho threat of tho whelm
ing wavoL . , ,.,
Yot In oplto of tho girdling foam,
Faring homo, faring homo!
Marlnors, marlnors aro w.e,
Slcorlng over tho plunging seal
Hoolng a beacon, fixed though far,
Faith that shines tike a Ph'aros tar.
And by Its light, through tho chill
and gloom,
Faring borne, faring homo!
." Clinton Scollard.
Chairman Matson Names
Committees for Big Celebra
tion in Marshfield
Plnns for tho bin two-day Fourth
of July colobrntlon In Mnrshfleld
Frldny and Saturday, July II and 4,
n rn mtftfaulmr n Hit 111 t olirn
ly pusliod, when tho hnrbor bond
Issue petitions nro closed up tomor-
1 row. Tho matter may bo taken up
ui tno cunmuor or uommorce meet
ing tonight. Chalrmnn J. Albort
Mutson, of tho executive commit
tee has solectod tho following com
mittees to have charge of tho colo
bratlan: Ilntslng funds Oed. Rotnor, A.
J. Mendel and Dr. Straw.
Decorating C. K. Porry, U. W.
.Kanimnror and E. IC. Jones.
8ports F. D. Cohan. F. C. Hor
ton nnd Art. McKeown.
Attnictlons Henry Sengstnckon,
Frank LnUo and Tom Dennett.
Water 8ports A. II. Powers, A.
O. Rogers and i, T. Kuufmnn.
RUN DOWN TOWN TOMORROW
SATURDAY
AND TAKE IN THE BALANCE OF THE PRICE.
1 ATTRACTIONS, OFFERED
Each week's sellina as the season advances, .b'reaks into complete lines of the choicest .of our Spring and Snmm.
Apparel Then reductions become necessary and liberal reductions, too, for it is our policy not to carry garments
from one season to another.
I Bk A 13 iBB ofll .L. 0 M Ai i .1
SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS
Serge and Diagonal Suits which tip g f?
were priced formerly up tb $17,JHy m3J
have been reduced to
SUITS which were priced
formerly $25.00, have
.been, reduced to
$18.75
SUITS which were priceii
formerly $30.00, have
been reduced t6
$22.50
Reduced Prices on; Balmacaan Coats
$7.50
BALMACAAN COATS In three
.quarter lengths. Regular price,
$10; have been reduced to
Balmacaan Coats; 'three
quarter lengths. Regular
price $12.50; have been
I'cduccd to
$9.40
'Balmacaan Coats; ft.
'ported materials. Regular
price $20.00; have been
reduced to
$ 1 5.00
STREET and AETERN00N DRESSES
These dresses are in all the charming designs of this
season, and in a variety of colorsscarcely two alike.
Value is a relative term and in this instance we can say
with enthusiasm thesedresses are wonders at the prices.
$20.00 Values for
$ 1 5.00
$8.50 Values for
$6.40
DRESS SKIRTS
Our entire line of new
Peplim dress Skirts in
plaids, stripes and solids,
that sell regularly f6r
$6.50 have been reduced
to
$4.95
An unusual tttumlIIK (M
nil the new creative touches
for siiiail wear, In froM, rr,,;
WAISTS
at special price.
75c, $1, $1.25 to $3.25
CREPE DE CHENE
WAISTS
of tho ltt iiioU'Ih In both
the new (lliADSTD.VK COIe
liAlt nnd ruffled ciilhir and
Ii-IIIm
CLOS-FIT PETTICOATS
in Nell-Rose, Parrot Green, Havan
ne Brown, Navy Blue and Black,
nnced at
ALSO: A large range of colors including the new Tango
shades, made from all-silk Jersey and'Messaline.
$1.75
BUNGALOW APRONS
for 5 OC apiece
Less money than you can make them for. A big variety
of patterns. A full assortment of sizes including 44.
The Home o Nationally Advertised Goods
Qlnln Hubbard Is planning to leave,
for Ccoh Hay next Friday, whore ho
will Hpond ono or two moutliH canting
for trout, salmon nnd other good
fifth. Mr. Hubbard will also tuko
along his shooting supply and try
for a fow boar beforo returning htoun'
Uuloin Statesman. 'tMITIH
LOCATORS IN
Just Arrived
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF
Fresh Green
Vegetables
FROM CALIFORNIA
Telephone Peas.
Asparagus
Bunch Carrotts
Bunch Beets '
' Bunch Turnips
String Beans
Bermuda Onions
New Potatoes
Also a Fresh Consignment of
ORANGES LEMONS
and BANANAS
FROM LOCAL GARDENS
RADISHES GREEN ONIONS
RHUBARB
w
LE
Bunker Hill
Department Store
W. II. DINDINOKK v CO.,
Proprietor
Phono JI-. Two IH'llveilcs Dally,
Several Indicted by Federal
Grand Jury at Portland' for
Railway Land Frauds
According to roports received here,
Homo land locators who operated In
Coos and Curry counties recently nro
said to ho Involved In tho alleged
swindles for which' a number of In
dictments woro returned by tho Fed
oral grand jury at Portland this
weoK. concerning ft, .i portianu
paper says:
"With tho arraignment In tho
United States District Court before
Judge Dean of W. F. .Minnrd nnd
Henry J. Harper, charged with fraud
ulent use of tho mails in selling
"fako" locations on timber lands
within tho Oregon & California land
grant, tho extra terms of tho indict-
ment against uieso men anil thir
teen others, six of whom lmvo been
nrrosted, wero made public for tho
first time.
The Indictment charges that Min
nrd, Harper nd their associates,
caused a great numbor of pooplo,
lylvlng in Seattle, Tacoma nnd other
Washington eltlos, to pay for valit
less "locations" on tho railroad land
grant lands. Tho schomo Is outlin
ed ns having beon for somo of the
defendants to represent thomsolves
ns agont of tho railroad company.
Tho argument would bo advanced,
It Is charged, that tho company
knew that it was going to loso tho
lands In Its suit with tho Govern
ment, but that it was anxious to
sav the Umber; and that nn option
would bo taken from tho pooplo
making locations, so tlSut they could
sell tho timber at a handsome profit.
The Indictment further charged
that all thoso representations woro
faiso; that the defendants knew the
woro false, and that they used tho
malls to further their fraudulent
scheme.
.. shipping 'news. PARAISO HERE
LAUNCH STRUCK NAi SMITH I fflOl PORILAi
UK SUHK and SIGN Coos Day
Improvement boud PETITION'S.
BY HEAVY SCOW
"Get There," Owned by1 Frank
Horton, Badly Damaged
Last Night by Scow;,
Tho launch "Clot Thore." docked
at tho foot of Central avenue, was
struck by a scow In tow of tho
Hunger Inst night and badly Ham-
aged. A deep gash was cut in her
htm nnd It wns necessary to tie her
to tho scow to keop hor from sink
ing. Tho launch was owned by
Frank Horton, representative f
Allen & Lewis.
Tho scow was heavily loadod
with steel nnd tie from South
SIoukIi and In tow of tho' Knnuor
which Is owned by tho Smith-Powers
Logging company. Hilly ICgonhoff
Is captain of tho Hanger nnd was
In chnrgo at tho time- of tho acci
dent. Tho launch was lifted and re
moved to tho Holland bont yards
today for ropnlrs. Tho damage Is
estimated nt something over fl'OO,
Tho accident happened about 7
o'clock last night nnd attracted a
large crowd to tho waterfront.
There is no name painted on tho
munch, out she Is commonly kuown
ns tho "Get Thoro." Sho had beon
dockod nt tho foot of Central ave
nue for somo tlnio.
FROM FRISCO
Steamer Brings 58 Passengers:
and 425 Tonsi o Mis
cellaneous Freight
With thirty first class passengers,
twenty-eight steorngo uml 426 tons
of frlught aboard, tho stoamor Nnnn
Smith, Captain Mugeo, docked at tho
AlllnnoQ wharf at 1 1 o'clock this
morning. Tho steamer loft San
Frnnolsco Wodnosdny afternoon and
tho voyngo wns uneventful. Among
tho passongors to uirlVo oil tho
Nana Smith woro:
Miss Frances Williams, Miss Nora
Tower, Mrs. Deubner, Mrs. L. Hoy
nolds, I). Reynolds, Mrs. Paul
Ruubnch, Mrs. Meyer, .1. H. Uor
tbolf. K. II. Morrlssoy, p.
(Jouney, J. Gonney, I), (lenney, Mrs.
P. Geuner. Mary Gejuoy, .Mrs. I). II.
Ilrown, F. If. Holton, Mrs. Holton.
T. C. Fnllor, J. P. Creedon, J. A.
Colllor, J. A. Pogoto. Hnttle Anton,
Mrs. G. N. Ulack and child, W. J.
Fellows, Mrs. W. J. Fellows, Avis
Prescqtt, W. J. Irrett, It. J. Drydon,
A. C; Hatcher and twenty-olght
steerage.
Steamer brings 29 Passengers
andi 63 Tons of Freight
Trip Was Uneventful.
Tho stoamor Paralso. Cautnlu O.
Llllolund, arrived nt the- Arrow lino
dock: ,it 8 o'clock; this morning from
Portland. She carrlod twonty-nlno
passengers and sixty-throe Ions of
freight, eleven tons oC which Is bill
ed to North lldiid. According to
Captain Mlleland,. tno Paralso left
Portland nt 10 o'clock Wednesday
night. Tho voyngo was uneventful.
Aftor unlondlng hor cargo for this
port tho Pnrulso wilt no to North
llond, where sho will load lumber!
for Snn Francisco.
Among tho passengers to nrrlve
on tho Pnrnlso wero:
W. G. Sutton, Mrs. Sutton. A. Mc
Donald, Mrs. McDonald, Miss Mc
Donald. Clios. Moyers, H. Hollen
beck. II. Bnmens, Kdw. Tracy, II.
Northupp, II. W.. Farrlngton, Mrs.
Fnrrlngton, F. W. Farrlngton, Miss
P. Snyder, Miss It. Snyder, Miss
Cord. Mrs. Cord, J. C. Ilyman, II.
Illoek, O. Tlndoll. It. Hudson, Q.
Joins, U. Fordney, O. H. Olson, Mrs.
Doblo, J. E. Taylor, W. W. Heeds, H.
C. WIddell and Geo. Hndloy.
Keep Pttrtilso on ltuii,
Tho Paralso, Captain Lilllland,
and tho Arollne. Captain Sears, will
llkoly nltomato between Coos Dir,
Portland and Snn Franrlico In Hi
uowly Inaugurated service of the Ar
row Lino Company, according to re
ports received hero. The Frlrt
Is nt prcsont In the harbor unhid
ing, having tnkon tho place of iU
Arollno, while the latter underwent
cldmgea In Jior paisonger-cirrrUl
accommodations,
Tho reports received here IndlciU
that Swnyno & lioyt, operating tU
Arrow Lino, will keep the Panlwon
tho run when tho Arollne It kJ
for sorvlco again, roplaclng the Yl
lowstone. tf freight cwrylng item
only. Tho Yollowstono will Uk J
tho gonornl freight nnd lumber tit
rylng business now done by t
Navnlo, whllo tho Navajo, aUo a
frolght carrier only, will be pla
on tho run carrying the American
Hawallnn freight between FortUsl
and Snn Francisco.
Along the Waterfront. J
Tho Breakwater I duo In early to
morrow morning. She was tie W
passenger nnd freight boat to u
cargo at Portland's new muWp
dock No. 1, having temporari "
od from tho Alnsworth dock to tm
tho longshoremen's strike which w
settled In Portland this week.
Tho Hardy sailed tils a"""".
for San Francisco with a cargo ci
lumber,
EVERY GOOD nTIZKN I i BpgJ
ING the CO.MPLi:riO.Y of the Com
Uay HAIUIOK Improvementi.
euro and SIGN the PCTITIO-Ng.
DANCE AT FIXXI8H HAJg
urdnv evening, May 9. JOILNS
ORCIIICSTIU.
atmmammf
MUST (JIVE UP AIOIS
(Ur AuoiUlM I'rtu la Cuot lj Tlaiti,
THINIDAD, May S. All poisons I
In the strike district of Southern I
Colorado, uudor tho military proc-
inmnuon issuwi toaay, must surren
der thelp fire arms by tomorrow.
WILSON IS SCORED
Action on Panama Cumtl Tolls
I'liiiMvs Severe Ci-itlcUm
(Br AuscUtfel hnt la Coat B TlmM 1
WASHINGTON. D. C May 8.
Quoting from members of tho plat
form committee of tho Baltimore
Domocrntle convention, Senator Goff,
Republican, declared In tho Senate
that President Wilson's nctlon In
"discarding tho Panama tolls ex
emption plank" was Indofenslble.
Tho Senator Championed exemption.
GOES TO SEATTLE.
Mrs. Hormnn Larson and son Mor
tln Scharrnd left Tuosdny for Seat
tle. Mrs. Larson will visit there
somo tlmo, Martin oxocts to make
that city his future homo. He says
there Is no plnco that compares with
olthor Seattle or Florence. Flor
ence Pilot.
Good Merchandise Deeply Underpriced
FOR SATURDAY, MONDAY
Ladles niack Silk Lisle
Hose; all sizes, Tho 35c
grade,
tyow 22c.
Ladles' Cambric nnd Nain
sook Night Dresses; beauti
fully trimmed with laces or
embroidery, Wero up to l.o0,
v Now 95c.
Men's Porosknlt Underwear.
All sizes. Wero 60c,
Now 35c.
AND TUESDAY. AN ECONOMY EVENT YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO MISS.
Men's extra good W
Shirts. Wero 60c to 73c. Mw
Another lot of Rick Rack
Braids Just received. All
widths, Were 10c and 15c.
Now 5o Bolt.
Good Bedspreads, oxtra spe
cial prices.
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75,
$1.95 and up.
Dungalow Aprons, of heavy ,
Percales, trimmed In fancy
braids. Regular and extra
Jlzes
Only 75c and 85c.
0nly39c.
Hoys' Waists of Charabray.
nnd Percales. Were ae.
NflW 19c .
Pure linen toweling. tra
heavy. Were 15c and -uc.
Now 10o ayaiB
HANDDAGS of velvet. W
nnd tapestry. Were ?1 5 B
$2.00.
Now 95c.
Satisfaction always or
money refunded
(Next to Chandler Hotel,
THE FAIR
Satisfaction always or
money refunded
Irving Dlock, Central a
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