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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFlELD', OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1914 EVENING EDITION
BIG LEAGUE
. BULL SCORES
MOTOR CAR ON
Portland Drops Game to Ven
ice and Sacramento Loses
to Los Angeles
Wt AMOcltted i'rrtt to Cool Daj Tlmn.J
PORTLAND, Or., Mny 13. Port
land dropped tlio opening gamo nt
Venlco yestcrdny, a to 2. Tho
scores:
At Venlco n. If. E.
Portland 2 8 1
Venlco 3 10 3
Batteries: Krnuso and Fisher;
White, and Miss.
At Sacrnmonto n. II. R.
Los AnBeles 4 f 0
, Sacramento 3 C 3
Uatterlcs: Hughes and Drooks;
Slaglo and Hannah,
At Snn Francisco It. II. K.
Oakland 0 1 1
Sah Francisco 3 7 3
Uatterlcs: Ilarronknmp and Mltzo;
Fanning nnd Clark.
7' AMUItll'AX UUt.TK.
Chicago 2; Washington 3.
Cleveland 12; Philadelphia
St. Louis 0: Iloston 7.
Detroit 4; Now York 0.
VALLEY TRIPS
Plans to Change Schedule to
North Bend to Permit
Myrtle Point Run '
It Is exported that the Southern
Pacific will mnko application to tho
Mnrshflcld City Council next Monday
night for a change In their franchise
hero which will penult them to op
orato tho motor car between hero
and Myrtlo Point a cotiplo of trips
each day. Tho plans havo not been
given out yot.
It Is understood that they have
boon planning on making nn early
morning trip from hero to Myrtlo
roint end return nbout 9 oclock.
Then tho steam train will lcavo hero
about 8:30 nnd return aftor noon.
Tho motor car will make a later af
ternoon trip, leaving hero nbout 4
o'clock and returning nbout G o'clock.
It Is estimated that the trip will re-
quiro nnout an hour each way.
i a
NEWS Olfr MORTH BEND
TABOO OANCE SIREE1 IRK
IK NORTH BEND IN NORTH BEND,
,
(Continued from Pc 0uO
on tho platform Saturday evening, re
marking that it was awful, although
they stood around for three hours
nnd wntched the dnncc. I think If
the dance wor bo horrifying and bo
degrading tho critics, did not havo to
stand there for three hours to get
an opinion of tho proceeding"
Petitioners Dance.
Councilman Fnlkcustcin then look
ed over tho petitions nnd discovered
that five of tho persons who signed
the petition were on tho platform
dancing on last Saturday evening.
"These petitions nro all IJunk" said
Falkensteln '"I
uru nnoui an nour eacn way. x-aiKcnstein "i can got i
At present tho stenm train mnkes tomorrow to hnng n mi
o trips u day and the now plnn got peoplo to Blgn It."
Ask for Bid on Paving
Sherman Avenue Other
Improvement Work i
The navlnc of Sherman nvenno
In North Uend was delayed by tho.
nil. Pmnmll until flwi nnvl rnirlllnr'
nicotine, nt which tlmo bids will ;
be advertised for on different clas
ses of pnvements In order Hint tho
property owner may bo given the
benefit of tho best pavement for
tho least money. Tho paving of
Sliormnn avenue hna been, delayed
three times nnd Virgil K. Wnttcrs
asked that the Council take
N
ow is the time Lr
xoimivi:sTi:itx mjacjui:.
Victoria C; i ortland 4.
Tacoma 0; Sonttlo 1.
XATIOXAIi M:A0UI2.
Chlcaga-St. Louis; postponed on
nccnunt of rnln.
Iloston 1; Pittsburg 1.
OLD LADY MAY
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PROPERTY
V
Mrs. Mary Foster Has Paper
bnowmg Location of Lots
Son Arrives Today
Mrs. Mnry Foster, tho gray-hnlred
and fochlo old lady, who Is being
rnrod for ft tno hoarding house
conducted by Mrs. Hminn Johnson
nt 230 Market strcot, Iihh received
n q word from hor son, Wllllo Fos
ter, who Is supposed to havo left
Portland on n motorcyclo with his
wlfo nnd two-year-old baby last
Saturday.
Mrs. Foster lias In her possession
ft pleco of paper showing tho loca
tion or nine lots in Kdmnuston's
second addition to Miirshflold. Ac
cording to tho nnpor tho lots nro In
lilock 1, district 2, nnd number
from one to nluo. A postcrlpt on
tho paper reads: "Please holp this
old lady find these lots, as she Is
paralyzed and can't speak very
jjood."
According to Mrs. Foster n mail
In Portland named Illll Plupon uuvn
jior ono or tno nine lots.
tw
would provide for tl'reo trips, two
uy the motor and one by tho steam
train,
I.ator, when tho lino of the Sinlth
rowers Company hoiiIIi of Myrtlo
Point is open for train service, addi
tional trains will nrol.nblv bo run
and a motor car provided for tho ser
vice botwoon hero and f o valley and
the motor car operate as far north
as Lakeside or oven Gardiner.
Ask Low llntes.
Tlio proposed train sclicdulo wTH
bo beneficial to both Coos Hay and
tho Coiiulllo Valley. At present, tho
peoplo of tho Coqulllu have to spend
n day and night If they wish to
roino to Coos liny to attend to busi
ness matters. Under the new sched
ulo, they could conio over In tho
morning and return on tho steam
train If their business didn't require
much time, or if It did. they could
watt until the afternoon trip or tho
motor car. At tho snmo tlmo. tbn
early car from hero In the morning
would enable Coos liny people to
niako early connections In tho valley
and return tho same day, more con
veniently than at present.
(Jet Lower HjiIo.
It Is likely that tlio company will
bo requested to mnko n special round
trip rnto ror tho service, as this
would bo an advautngo to shoppors
In tho Coqulllo valley. Now tho com
pany chnrges Tour cents per mllo on
tho local railroad, hut m soon ns It
Is connected up with' the lino to Ku
gene, tho rnto will bo three cents nor
mil. liWJini
SHclal Party Itnto.
It Is likely that tho company will
mnko Bpeclnl party rates of ono and
one-hnlf faro ror round trips for par
ties of twenty-flvo and a round trip
rnto of a fare and a third ror parties
or sovonty-rivo.
These rates will ho bcneflelnl to
baseball aggregations, etc,
would be too hard for lilu wiro and
child. They will arrive on tlio
llreakwater. which Is duo hero to
morrow. Fostor says ho covered 174
Milieu Inst Saturdny mid thnt ho nvor
aged nbout 2d miles a day after lenv-
nig urniii. ue went first to tho Kast
some
can got n petition out 'lonnito action on tno mnuer ns tno
mg a man and 1 will lrdperty owners weio iuixIoiib to
ct peoplo to sign It. "ave tno sireci pnveu.
"It has become so now. that peo-L Fr.c' Holllstor asked that tho rant-
plo have u petition presented to tl.om Jr ,u "'" "" l . .. i '
sign It without reading It oVor. The I BiiBHjeor prepnro spcclflratlons ror
danco as conducted by Mr. Keyser i V110 Mlul of Paving nnd that ho
on Saturday evening was orderly and forward a copy of these spec Iften
rcspectable ns rar as I understand ,1)1,tt to paving contractors and re-
r.11,1 I llmi'l Hll.ll u-n alimil.t Miwlniim ,011081 IlKIH Oil tllO SnillO. 1II1S WHS
this dance ns conducted by Mr. Key
ser until It becomes a niiisniicc."
HollMcr Speaks.
agreeable and the mntter was laid
on tho table until tho next meeting.
Street assessment was ordered ror
NOEFOL
Styleplus Norfolks - . uj
j Michaels Stern Norfolks $20 & 22.50
Hirsch-Wiclwire Norfolks - 25.00
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
flubTynW
"I think we should have restriction Improvements miido on Meade ave
gii dancing of all kliuls," said Coun-.iuie, botwoon Cnlirornln and a point
cllmnit llolllster. "Do not t: Ink that 400 loot north of tho north line
1 am a possiniiBt when I say this, but of Florida avenue. Tho amount of
dancing should bo licensed and reg- the assessment wns lll.nil.lifi nnd
nlnted by the city authorities and bo 8 to be paid by tho property owners
under police restrictions. Immoral ivlthln sixty days,
dnnclng Is nn evil, and when It be-' Homls were Issued for payment of
comes such, I think wo should refuse Improvement warrants on work pcr
to license danco rails on this ground. formed 011 the rollowlng streets:
I do not enre what the Miirshflold , Mel'horson avenue between Vlr
elty council thinks about the dance, ginlu and California avenues,
us a question or rigiu ana wrong, nmoiiiitlng to f ".,407.0 1.
ho I would bo In favor of dlscontln-l Washington avenue between tho
ulng this dnnco ns conducted by Mr. ! west lino of Sherman avenue nnd
Keyser for tho present, nnd I mnko the west lino of Union avenue, $1,-
MARSIIFIELD
Three Stores
BAN00N
MYRTLE 0
nim.Ks of haxdox.
Side where lin mmln Itifitilrlnn nlinnt
HIlO H.'IVS Ilia mntllnn Qnnwiniin ...I... ...,. I .1...
that hor sou has tho deed to tho hkiii- in v.minninv'H tiiium inrm.iiw.ii
property. It la understood by those him where she could l.n found i.'.minr
who havo Intorvlowed the old lady
mat ism rigeou and nor sou wore
In tho roofing business In Portland
nnd that they had been pnrtaeiH
for obout four yenrs.
Mrs. Foster arrived on the llreak
water last Saturday. Unon ho,, ar
rival horo she Immediately wunt to
Kastsldo In sonrcu or the lots. Sho
s.iys he has no deed lo the lots, hut
that his formor partner, Pigeon, told
him he might put a tent on tho prop
erty If ho could locate it.
CAItl) OF TIIAXKS.
Wo' wish' to oxiiroH our lionrtrnlt
thanks nnd niinreclntlnn of the mmiv
wns found slttluic on tho curb hv nets of kindness shown im iimlm' tin.
Mrs. Charles Olson, who tobk her j illness and death or our beloved hus
to her homo mid en red for hor band and rather.
n motion to that effect."
."Mot Inn Defeated Twleo
Ilolllstr's motion wns seconded
by Councilman Curtis, and was do
rented by n tlo vote, which, If allow
ed to stand, would have been con
sent to conduct tho danco. As no
representative of tho danco platform
wns presont, tho matter was dlBcusscd
at length nnd a second motion wns
made by Councilman Dnrtlo that re
strictions ho placed on dnncos. This
wns nlso dofoated by a tlo voto. Peo
plo anticipating adjournment at this
moment were disappointed. Coun
cilman Henry Kern milking n short
talk ns chairman of the meeting In
the absence or Mayor Simpson, stat
ing thnt ho thought tho dnnco would
not ho declared a nulsnuco until
proved ns such, nnd ir ruling wero
made on open air dances, the parties
conducting tho amusement would
simply plnco n roor on tho structure
nnd this would dofeat the lutont
of tho council nnd the people,
Itev. llUey Speaks
llov. Albort lllsoy. thon nddrossod
tho council, In which ho stated that
n dnnco of this character should not
be tolorated In nny civilized com
munity. The dniire, according to
Kov. lllsoy. wns conducive to tn
riiiuaiiou or the morals or millions
007.97
The ordlnnnco wns passed with
nn emergency clnuso and the bonds
are to be redcomod within ten
yenrs.
Light Itcport.
Tho question as to u detailed re
port or tho Pollco Department on
the condition of lights within tho
city limits wns brought up on tho
Instance of a communication from
the Oregon Power com puny nsklngj
wini iiiey do nnvisou wuou mo iiguis
wero out, and thoy would havo tho
Department or Repairs attend to tho
detective light tho rollowlng dny.
Tho report which tho chief of pollco
wns required to mnko out showed
from Its wording that he would need
to havo a course In electrical ap
paratus before ho could answer some
or tho questions. The Council
finally Instructed tho chief to do nil
within Ills power to co-opornto with
the light compnuy to assist in im
proving tho lighting service of North
Demi.
.News or Clly-Ity-Tlie-Scii As Told by
The Itccoiilei'..
Steve Oalllor nnd boh. Lentner.
left on the Elizabeth ror San Fran
cisco. Slovo Is looking niter business
arrnlrs and Lentner Is inking n vaca
tion rrom his duties nt the Iltink of
Hamloii.
An agreement has been renched hv
i... i ,
coSllim." per,,umct.r " '
Tho Flflold went nn th. a., j.i
(liiently wll bo a row days late nir.
riving nt thin nort. m.
Times Wont ads bring resulU.
IVK COXCHItT AT IIAXIIOX
Coos Hay People to AxsM In Library
Itenefll Tlieie.
A number of Mursl field young
folks will go to Ilnndon to nsslst In
ol young men and women yonrly, nnd ! benefit concort to be given nt the
lie asked that tho council refuso to ! Dreamland Pavilion thore Friday
permit tho lives of the boys and girls lKht. Tho proceeds of tl-o concert
In North Ilend to be Hiibjectod to,lI'e to bo used by the library board
r.ie tempiatlou of "tho llowerv tnoro to aid in iiuying booics. Prof
Hlehnrds will havo charge or tho con
cert and has arranged a fine program
tor it. tiiobo who win poitlclnnto III
over night. Suudny morning Miss
Nnilln Olson, daughter or Mrs, Chus.
Olsep, brought tho old lady to tho
boarding houso conducted by Mrs.
Johnson.
Sou AitIvch Today.
Wllllo Foster, son of Mrs. Mnry
l-'oster, arrlwd In Marshrield at
MltS. .IPLIl'S THOM
AND FAMILY.
amo.; tin: sick
Mrs. W. N. Kkblud, who has been
III nt Mercv llosnltal for thn nnu
noon today arter niaklng tho trip rroni monlli Is reported Improving and will
Portland on no Indian motorcycle. I't- taken lo her homo in South Marsh-
Ho lert Portland last Saturday with l?l thlti week.
his wife and two-yenr-old baby on
tho machine, hut after getting ns rnr "vo your Job printing dono nt
ib Oregon City ho decided tho trip The Times otflco
I BUNKER HILL DEPT. STORE
Beautiful New Goods
arriving daily. Fashion is exacting soft
shimmering Silks, Persianettes, Brocad
ed Crepes, Crepe Poplins, 'Ratines, Etc.,
' in all the new colors. Note following
prices:
Danco."
Declined n Nuisance.
f?nillWllllintl nlul fnhirn a,fitianiAi.
commenced to show tracos of tiro at !!ip !)rBr' "r: Cecil LaChappolle.
this point and n feeling or Indlffor-, '08,oy f.Soa1n,,niU S'wm. Mncolt.
enco porvnded tho ntmosphero. cnused I ,l,7u imhhiii. nn .ioiiiihou,
ns sonieono roinnrkcd. "by tho sinoko :MI'8, 'V V '''IIa. .' A,vn .I)w,,l n,lt
fiom Fnlkensteln's plpo." Fred Hoi- I0"' ,clarlco Danlolson. Clndys Loulso
lister decided thnt tho mutter was JftJlo8. , FrnuclB Loulso Strow
rlpo ror ndJiiBttneiit. nnd mado a mo- brl( R0' ""''Prt Addison, T. F. Hag
tlon that tho "gentlomnii from W' ,JIr8, J- r- Ml11'8 n"l 'rof.
Mnrshflold bo Instructed thnt tho lc'inrt'8'
peoplo of North llond did not deslro ' THIS LADir.H of tho Chrlstlon
his dnnco ns It was n nulBnnce." Tho Church will hold a COOKIII) FOOD
motion wns then submitted nnd SAIiH SATl'ltDAV. Mny 1C. nt tho
pnssod with no dissenting voto. ofriro of AV. A. ItKM). lfiO Front St
36-in. Ratine Striped
Crepe 45c
. 27-in, Brocaded Crepes
40c
27-in, Persianettes . 40c
27-in, Crepe Poplin 30c
36-in, Oriental Pon
geo 60c
34-in. Oriental Pon
gee $1.00
27-in, Messaline (spe
cial) 85c
27-in, Cord Supreme 25c
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Something Different
Something Better" For the Money
THAT'S
WHAT WE'RE OFFERING
IN OUR
RAKE-UP
I& ShoveI-Out
Sale
THAT'S
WHY OUR
18 SPECIALS
In Coats, Suits, Dress Goods, Shirt Waists,
sweaters, Embroideries, Laces, Hosiery, Cor
sets and Men's Furnishings
IS DAILY CROWDING OUR STORE
And remember: There's only three days more
of these prices.
S. S. JENNINGS
Democrats Vole For a Man Who Can Win
Meredith for Congress
Read This En
dorsement from
Senator Geo. E.
Chamberlain.
"1 spoke to Co v. Folk about
you and hero Is whnt bo uld:
'Mr. Meredith Is from Poplar
lilu f f. Mo., and I knew Mm
thero quite well. Ho l a
splendid ninti, honest, reliable
nnd a real projcreiilve.'
You enn e. therefore, that
the good uniiie you left In Mis
souri rollows you to Oregon.'
Kxtract from n recent let
ter written by Senator Goorga
K. Chnmborlnin.
Senator Mulkey Says:
Spoaklng of Mr. Meredith, Fred Mulkey, former United Shjlti
Sonntor from Oregon, Bald ycBtordny: "I havo known Mr. MereJIta
lor Boventeon yenis. Wo had Boats noxt to each other at the hen
York Law School In our student days. Ho 1b ono or tlio most capa
bio lawyorH I know, mid If olocted will ho a credit to tlio state.
It Is said that the Prohibition nomination lends nearly 10,00
votes to Mr. Meredith's strength In his district. .Meredith was in
Corvnllls yontordny nnd will reach his homo in tlmo to vote. H
Is District Attorney or Curry county nnd mndo n big reputation as a
Tearless nnd Just prosecuting official. Portland Journal.
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Biography
XOKTII HKX1)
W. 11. Moredlth wns born In Iowa City. Iowa, In 1875. He r
colvod n grammar and high school education in Ilrooalyn,
York, tuught school In Iown, nnd lator studied law In the Now ior
Law School, Prosldont, thon Profeasor, Wilson being at tne i""
ono or tho fnculty. . ,-
In 1001 Mr. Moredlth movod to Missouri, where he engaKa i
tho prnctlco of his profession until 1009, whon he enme to ures
During his reBldonce In .Missouri Mr. Merodlth wns active in iu
crntle polltlca, nnd beuamo well and favorably known to sucn w
as Gov. Joseph Folk. , m,d.
As District Attoruoy for Curry County, Mr. Meredith M o"
nn onvlnblo record as a vigorous law enforcing orflcer. e f
tlvo. nggresslvo and would glvo to tho first district trie "
representative It most needs now nt Washington.
His Record
Mr. Moiodlth's qualifications for tho office which ltVW"
are best established by what ho has done as District Attorn.
And tho Gold Ileach Globo aays: , ,. . nIfe te
"Wnen District Attomoy Moredlth first took tho oaln or oii flJt
mndo a promise that boot-leggers would havo to go out " u,on tna
rkt to do business. From that tlmo on ho has ever y"rfed me
alert ror such law breakers and either convicted "J1,?",.,
gnmo or caused them to shake Curry'a dust from the r i
The Oregon Dally Journul says of Mr. Meredith: ue u i p
ft record ns n fearless public prosecutor In successfully c';" gDer,
tho boot-leggers of Curry County. Ho Is a seasoned cawy
nn excellont speaker nnd a man well known and well iiu
part or tho state." , . .. hetomM
This Is rrom the Port Orrtrd Tribune: "The f' I3MeredIth'
generally recognized In the District thnt back of
candidacy thore is but one potent factor his ability.
His Platform
"I stand for National Constitutional Prohibition ftlhnst:ne
Trarrie and National Woman's Surrrngo and dv,'nle Jhere located.
forest reserves ror taxation in tho counties nnd states l&gTt xt
compulsory arbitration of disputes between capital ?" frjfnp. an
filstanco to Oregon Homesteaders, federal aid for roa wblcB Bt
adequate appropriations for Oregon's rivers and narua r. y,.
heretofore been neglected. I stand for tho adralnisiruu morJi,
row Wilson nnd will aunnort him In his program W
cnntnl J MX 11 .lni . . J ntinn "
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