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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
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ANOTHER
instance of this
store's progressive
methods.
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EVERY DAY
JUST for
THURSDAY ONLY
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Ladies' Hose
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i(( Anvan I nrlio.c'. MIsSfiR1
and Children's Silk Lisle, Mer-j
cerized Lisle and Ribbed Hose ,
in black, white, blue, pinK, gar
net, tan, ox-blood, Our reg
ular 25c hose that Is so well
known just for Thursday!
5 PAIRS FOR $1.00
S. S. JENNINGS
North Bend
YOUNG COUPLE
WEDDED TODAY
46 PASSENGERS
ON NAM
Miss Elizabeth Jennings and
Edward Thomas Married
in North Bend Today.
At tlio homo of the bride's pftf
cnB, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. S. Jennings,
In North Honil, Miss Ellznbcth Jen
nings nnd Edward Thonins, son of
mt. nnd Mrs. J. M. Thonins of Por
tor, woro mnrrlcd today, the Kov.
Frederick Slilnilnn, pastor of tho
Presbyterian church, officiating.
Tho wedding took plnco nt 8:30
this morning nnd only Immodlato
rolntlvcs woro prcsont. Tho brldo
woro hor traveling dross. They left
Immediately for Ten MUo. On their
return tliov will bo nt homo on
Korth Ileml Height In ono of tho
Ournen cottages.
Rev. Sliliiilaii to UVt.
Hov. Frederick Shlmlun, of tho
North Iluml Presbytcrhn eliurcli,
left on tho Nana Smith for San
Francisco, where ho will mnrry n
nlero of dipt. Robert Dollar, tho
millionaire lumberman.
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SE
HERS
Henry E. Lee Charges "Gum
shoe Work" and Blames
J. H. Somers for It. .
Tho Snn Francisco blllctln con
tains a lengthy artlclo as to how tao
.Foreign Mines Development Com
pany of South Amorlca hns been fol
Jowing and ombarrasslng Harry K.
JLoo, woll known In Hand on, and who
nrns prominently connected with the
proposed rahroad between lliuiiloii
Port Orford and tho Rogue River Val
ley nt Grants pass and Medford.
This largo corporation clnlins pri
ority rights to Homo largo potash de
posits In San Ilurnadluo county, Cal
ifornia, but according to everything
that is right and Just tlioy wero In no
-way cntltlotl to them. Mr. Leo had
mndo proper flllugB on tho laud and
linil done IiIh regular iiBflesHincnt
-work, but nothwlthstandltig, for flvo
years tho South Africa Co., through
the llurns detect Ivo agency, has been
shadowing hlni nnd oven with armed
icrcos nt tlmoH hnve prevented or nt
tempted to prevent liltu from dolus
tho required work, nnd by a number
or trumped-up charges have several
times succeeded In having Loo arrest
ed. Knch time tho enso was either
dismissed or non-suited and Leo was
exonnrnted from all charges.
J. II, Somors, oIho woll known In
tMH city, was nt the bihuo tlino do
ing nil ho c o tdliio..woy.g-su.iu
Jng all ho could to make troublo for
lr. Loo. but ho was now under arrest
on a charge of embezzlement pre
ferred by C. V Lnko and others con
nected with tho West Coast Dovolon
inont Couipany of Handon, and is
now under bonds. Ills preliminary
.hearing Iiuh boon held ami the enso
taken under advisement. Tho evi
dence against him Is very strong.
A man by the nnmo of Iloyce, who
Jiml been In It detective sorvlco
flgnliiBt l.ee. was discharged because
of a disagreement over wages, and
et terwards was employed by Leo, on I
thus many of the underhanded plans
of the l-i.re.KU Mines Development
Company woro unearthed. Ilandon
Record.
AUfSERVICE
TOpLLE
F. S. Slanle Makes Arrange
ments for Four Trips Daily
Between Two Points.
l- S. S'nglo of Coqulllo has Just
comple'ed nrrnngeiuenU for a flm
nuto service between Marshflold ami
Coqulllo vvh'eh a'no make connec
tions there for Hindon and Myrtle
Point, making tho best service that
bus ever been enjoyed between the
points, The uonho will start Sat
urday nnd Mr Single is getting some
flno cars nnd drivers to Insure keen
ing the sorvlco right on schedule
Tho schedule provides for cars
leaving Marshflold at 7:J5 nnd l
oiloiK eicli morning and at 1;:I0
and G o'clock in the afternoon, nnd
tho run to Coqulllo requires nbout
one hour nnd may be made In bet
ter tlmo. The cars will leave from
tho Chandler Hotel,
Tho curs will loavo the Hnxtor
llotol In Coqulllo nt 7:lfi and 9:45
?acH forenoon and nt 3 nnd 4:30
each afternoon. Tho faro has been
ilxeA nt $1.25 each trip or $2.00 for
n round trip mado tho sanio day.
Steamer Arrived This Morning
With 190 Tons of Freight
Adeline Smith Departs
The steamer Nnnn Smith arrived In
port this morning nftor nn uneventful
trip from Snn Francisco. Sho md
nbout forty-six nnscngors and some
thing over 100 tons of freight. Am
ong tbopc to arrive on tho Bteamer
were W. T. Horres, G. II. DavlB, J.
Stagel, K. Judoll, It. M. Rounds, 11.
Drovorton, Mrs. H. Urovorton, J. Pet
crB, M. Hooks. Peter Oldermcss, Cap
tain C. C. Llghtncr, Mrs. Llghtner,
L. Marcolio, Arthur Oorudo, Mrs! J.
Englclmrt, Mrs. M. Rooks, Gc'orgo 13.
Horn. S. R. Sharer, O. T. Moulton,
MIbb Mae Smith, M. Thurston, Goorgo
Crlsto, J. CriBto. J. G. Dales, C. OUon,
II. Horry. H. Ilrasln, I). O. Connor
nnd W. P. Hognn. There woro also
eighteen steerage passengers.
Adeline .Smith HnlK
The steamer Adollno Smith ,1onded
with lumber from the Smith mill, left
port this morning for San Francisco.
BIG LEAGUE
L SCORES
.SOCIAL CALENDAR.
WEDNESDAY.
North Ilond Christian Sister
hood with Mrs. lllsner.
IlaptlBt Lnldes' Aid Sliver
Tea nt Church pnrlor.
K. C. Club with Mrs. Fred
KriiBo.
Prlsclllos with Mrs. George
Rourkc at Ilunkor Hill.
Presbytorlan Sliver Ten nt
W. F. McEldowncy homo.
Rnlnbow Club with Mrs. J. D.
Cllnkonbeard.
Narcissus Club with Stella
Potorsou.
Mrs. F. C. lllrch shower for
Miss Church.
THURSDAY.
Mrs. K. F. Morrlssoy ontor
tnlns at bridge
Thursday Club with Mrs. J.
Mitchell.
Mlnno-Wls Club with Mrs.
John Dashnoy.
College Womon'H Club Annu
al llnuquot nt Chandler Hotel.
Altar Guild with Mrs. Thos.
Chapman.
A. N. V. with Mrs. Harrlgan.
FRIDAY.
Skennsn Club with Mrs. M.
I). Sumner.
Ladles' Art Club with Mrs.
W. II. Foley.
Mrs. F. C. lllrch snowor for
Miss Church.
SATURDAY.
Hunker IIIH Sowing Club with
l Miss Violet Roberson.
LUMBER TRADE
DF COOS' BAY
i
Shipped 5,170,000 Feet to
San Francisco During First
Two Weeks of May.
The following shows tho receipts
of lumber nt tho San Francisco mar
ket during tho first two weeks of
May:
1'ir niul Spruce,
Portland Takes Ten Inning
Contest from Oakland Six
to Five Other Games.
f Mr A.aoH.tM I'rfM to ("on. IUr Timn 1
PORTLAND, Or.. May 20. Port-
laud nnd a ten-inning contest from .
Oakland yostorday six to five. Thoj
scores:
At Venice It. II. K.
Vonlco 1 I 1
Sacramento 3 7 0
Hattorles: Klepfor, Powell and El
llott; IlllsH, Stroud and Hannah.
At Oakland R. II. K.
Portland 0 12 1
Oakland 5 15 2
Ilnttorles: Relger and Yantz; Prc
ultt and Mltzo. (Ten innings.)
At Los Angeles R. H. E.
San FrancUco , 7 12 1
Los Angeles I 0 .1
Hatterlcs: Haiim, Perkins, Tozor,
Scpulvednj Clark, Porrltt and Roles.
AMERICAN' 1MACIVK.
Chicago :i: Philadelphia 0.
St.. Louis 3 j Now York 0.
Detroit I; Roston 0.
Cleveland 2; Washington I,
NATIONAL LKAGUK.
Philadelphia 1; Chicago C.
Roston 5; Pittsburg 7.
Now York 5; Cincinnati 2.
Hrooklyn 2; St. Louis G.
NORTHWESTERN LKAGTi:.
Taroina ' Portland .".
Spoknne-Vlctorla; game off.
Seattle 1 , Vancouver S,
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Tub Fabrics
Supremant in Quality
Lowest in Price
27 inch Dress Ginghams
10c the yard
Colors absolutely fast
27 inch Figured Crepes
12 1 -2c the yard,
No ironing colors fast
Hydeqrade Galatsas
20c the yard
Striped or Plain
27 inch Ratine
25c the yard
All the leading shades
27 inch Flamme Ratine
30c tlje yard
In tlio new flake stripes
Charmause Poplins
Soiesettes
Linen Colored Linens
Imported Zephyrs
THE HOME OF
Nationally Advertised
Goods
Let Us Prove to You That
It Pays to Buy For Cash!
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If you hnve never bought your clothes from uh, give u'j row
trade for Just, ono kcihoii unci we will do Imishos wltli jou for
niiiiiy yenrs nftenvartiH. Wo entry (he right suit of stuff. ttc Uke
(line to fit yon; wo stum! behind everything we sell, and cm
prices are lower.
"Money Talks"
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co.
TURKU STORKS:
Ilnudon Mjrlle l'ohit
.Mnndifli'M
CHANDLER TO
MAGE TEAM
MAGGEI
VIEW
OF
DREDGE
Savs He Will Arrange to Get
North Bend, Coquille.and
Bandon Lined Up!
At n meeting of the directors of
tho local bnsolnll club yostorlnv
nftorintm Hen Chandler was elected
"nnairer of the Marshflold players.
The three directors who vnlol tin-,
anlmously for Chandler wero 11. J.
McKeown, Hugh McLaln and (lonrKo
Ilntnor.
ntin.i.llnu at.i.u 11, 1n l.'lll U,llll I
tho ball rolling Just ns soon as ho
can mnko the necossary urrnuKe-l
nients which will brl'iit tlio Couiilllo,'!
llnndeu mvd North Heml ton inn Into I
tho rlnir. Players for each tenn will '
bo selec'od soon and n schedule of
hnrios formulated.
An n sti In that direction Chaiid-
ler has nbtalueil perml8sinn to uso,
i. erniui'l In front of tho Hrauley
Caudv company factory ns a nrnc-
Tho Coos County high school track l'ro J,101'1 A ,,,B,1 ", bo 1rt
meet will be 'held nt Myrtlo Point nn' " KJ0 "ml " . ro,,0,,I1' l,'a'i'
next Saturday ! ,n,J " 8"Hnblo for such a purnoso.
So far ns i's known all tho high' Tlwro will .o nrnetleo games
Bcliools of tho county will bo ropro- 0ll'lfl N.or" Uon'V,,i"n,,0,,rt' ,. t
Bonted. nn.i n.. oxrollnnt meet u v. Clinndlor has not had tin o ns yet
Quotes Letter Written in 191J
to Show His Position Is
Unchanged.
Captain Macgeuii says tho roport
ti.at bo lias shifted In his position
regarding tho bur drodgo Ib Incor
rect. Ills recent .statements invor
nblo to tho dredge ho sayH nro ab
solutely In accord with tho vlows lie
has expressed right along.. In sub
stantiation' or It, bo has a letter
which ho sent to the United Stntcs
engineers at Washington In 1011
with Hugh McLaln, litf which ho
says:
"With tho Jetty extondod and
built up to u reasonable height
aitoo tho level of the sea and a bar
drodgo put to work on tlio South
hplt, on tho point Indlcnted as tho
Hhoal between Cons lload and Hal
tlmoro Hock, there will bo no diffi
culty In obtaining from thirty to
lorty feet of wntor n tho Coos liny
bur."
The lottor wns lnrgoly explana
tory of a chart which ho prepared
of tho Coos Hay bar nnd harbor
entrance.
JOHN P. JR., IS .
BACK TO II
..,., n.,.i . ii. ... ..-o.. ...ni,.. to seloct his star players. However,
Abordoon 5.552.000 ..hi,,, n,w n, mnin,im. .,,. Is known that tho following nro
Astorlu -too.000 ...,,,,,.", ,, ,,., , no.r. considered: nurko, Sator. Jolinsoii,
Handou 1,133,000
Hellliighani 7.10,000
Columbia Hlver 3,950,000
SSSd-'win bo"so!r " thUt 80," nWF".r-Lnndors: d.; SmttS:
S, ninnv of tho nlI nnlnt wlnnnrn """"". "'' " ';. uuiur
r In.t ?. .lirrnrnn anlinnlB. Ihn nlnVra W "VO niBUO O ROOll
aro lost to t!,o different schools, that
snowing in tlio recent games aro also
f,:,, " lln'nnn -e winning will bo more or loss nn fffi'L"!?!,,11'
Kvorott... ' , tMicortnlnty. but Marshflold Is put- ,,k,"ft?,1 ?''T rl,
firas Harbor l.iaB.0001 , ,(s i10os i cinrk I ecoco nnd ' ho Mk8 lU1, ' "
Port nuiiililo 850.000 "?, ." ' I ?.. ." W "'1'... l'c3 .."," nnothor game at N
Poit Ludlow 1,850.000 tlw ntlVlItlon of n fow now mo "vlo ndy if plans now under way ma-
Wlllaim a.320.000 KC ', ,n1,l, l,0!?l Thero seems to bo soma
Total ... . . ...... 23.S50.000 1 Moro ' , tVirilert out for letfK, " f1"?' " In'"n0Th0
lledwood I ,.,. wor, th8 ,, u , nR Ins the line-ups and nrrnnglng otho
:'"'kl1 s,.Ur'n to bo possible to enter threo inon In . UeUU,s'
rn'nnn oach event, which wll mutorlnlly nid
i K'.onnn the posslbllltres of victory for Mnrsh-
l,n..,UUU .. 1 I.1..0,, tlm olwt ll llllfl linlrt
Iroinen will plnv
North Ilond nexl
I
Albion
Cnspar . . .
Fort Hrngg
fireonwnod
Mendocino
IMilon Lauding . . .
C
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.'.)- QQA IIUHI. I'.MIl II1U BIIIH Mll IIUH (IllIU
tor; 000 vault, which liuvo always been weak
Tn'nlirt ovents aro to bo ontored with n fair
inon i..u"k f '", possibility of points.
rescont City 0-7.000 yUxTMyi ,OIUl,,oto IlBt of en-
10,1,1 i-.jjj.uuu troa nre, clnrko (Cai)t) too yard.
HANDON CLKANLlNKSS
llillt ...l O A l......llno 1.I..1. i awl l.nfl
I I' ; --V llillMlun, lilt,', " ,Hl..
jump, Bhot put.
I Leroen inllo, SS0 yards, 440 hur-
'I'ho following are the scoros of ,iin8l jaollns, dlscus.'hlsh jump
the Hnndon ilncea liisnoeted by In
spectors '.termor nd Tulloy. of tho
Oregon Food nnd Dairy Commission j
Kllto Hestnurant S0.1
Hach nillo. SS0 yards. 440
Holt 100 yards, 220 yards, hurd
los, high Jump, broad jump.
Merchant 100 yards, 220 yards,
Tho Louvro LI broad Jump, 4-12 yd., javelin
Galller llotol l. Hunter Shot put, discus.
Donnoy's Coffee House CC.2 Lugus. SS0 yd., shot put, discus,
Hotel Handon 03.0 javelin.
Tho L. N. 15. Hestnurant .... 01 .0 Chrlstonsen Mile, SS0 ynrd, polo
t'ulmio Hestaurnut 4S.5 vault.
O. K. Chop House 40. a
FOR PAINTS
AND WALL PAPER
Call ou
LeMieux & Miller,
393 No. Front St. Phone UG-R.
Cedar Hill Dairy
Hauloy Dairy
Handon Mnrkot, J. K, Ford..
City Meat Mkt.. Geo. Krdmnn..
Ford Slaughter House
Seaside Hakery
MAItltlAOK UCKXSKS
03.4
C2.1
03.4
John D. Nash and Fay M
awrt.
Kdra E. Thomas and Kllznboth
Jennings.
Abel K. Kngstroru and Lorottn
Holmes.
Chapman Polo vault.
Relay Team Clarke Holt, Lecocq,
Merchant,
Tho meet belne held on Saturday
02.4 1 necessitates It bolng held early so
DJ.-it.tho first events will bo most llkoly
07. 2. started about 10 or 11 o'clcok a. in.
so ns to bo able to return contest
ants the same evening.
It was hoped to get n special train
but It was found impossible,, 'but
thero Is a possibility of getting n
special faro, making the day's expen
hes within ths reach of everyone.
Ste-
1ULL1KKN CLUH DANCE KC1C
110KF HALL, NORTH HKND, 8AT-
LlbbvCOAI,. The kind YOU hava llll,v " -' ".'. "
Fremont King nnd Margaret UUlAVAYS CSKD. Phone 72. Pacific CHKSTUA. ADMISSION $1, LA-
M-ery ana iransre company, .DlKS FHKK. DON'T SUSS IT.
Witt Coijullle Herald.
PROMOTION VOR KMPLOYKS.
Portland ami Coos lt.iy Steanislilp Co,
Makes Annouucemeiit.
A Portland paper says: "F. T. Shol
don, for tho past few months cashier
nt tho Portland office of tho Portland
nnd Coos Hay Steamship company on
Alnsworth dock, has been promoted
to the position of chief clork under
W. F. Miller, superintendent of tlio
line, and has gone to take up his
new duties nt Coos Hay. Sholdon,
with his wlfo and son, were passen
gers on tho steamer Ilreakwater when
sho sailed this morning. Sheldon has
been in railroad and steamship sor
vlco for the past ten yonrs. His posi
tion ns cashier hero was taken by J.
M. Swltsor, purser on tho steamer
Breakwater, while K. E. Phillips be
came purser."
KLKS MKKT TONIGHT
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Tho Marshflold Lodge of Elks will
bold a meeting nnd banquet tonight.
Every member nnd visiting Elk Is
urged to be out for the big doings
and Important business,
THOMAS H. JAMES, Sec.
Senator Has Over 75,000 Maj
ority Pinchot Will Run
for Governor There.
(1)7 Auoclitfel rri to Coot Dr Tme.l
PHILADELPHIA. May 20. It is
ostlmntcd that noles Penrose, Re
publican cnndldnte for Sonatnr, had
a majority of 75,000 over J. Hon
jnmln Dlmmlck In yesterday's pri
mary election. A. Mitchell Pnlmer
defeated Henry Hudd In the Domo
crntie pnrty after a bitter fight.
Glfford Pinchot was the Unopposed
Progressive candidate. Vance Mc-
McCormlck somed to hnvo won tho
Democratic nomination for Governor".
Martin G. Brumbnugh, Republican,
and William Drapor Lewis, Wash
ington (Progressive), won tho gub
ernatorial nominations.
IIKAR KVIDENCK IIKRK.
Some of tho evidence In tho caso of
Vern narker, the former Mnrshfleld
nuto line operator who Is under In
dictment for white slavery at Eureka
will bo taken before Arthur K. Peck,
I". S. Commissioner, here. Darker Is
charged with taking Cora Fairbanks
from North Hend to Eureka for im
moral purposes. Among those who
have been subpoenaed by Darker to
tell of his standing and reputation
nre Jack McDonnld, I, R. Tower, Levi
Smith, Wm. Shoup, a A. Metlln, Era
merson Ferry and Sheriff Gage. Bar
ker Is now in Eureka. Ills wife is
said to be standing loyally by htm
nnd may bo present when the case Is
tried at Eureka about July 20.
Most of His Tormentors Have
Been Silenced Some
Are in Jail
tnr Auwittfrt rrtw i cwx ti ti
NY:V YORK, May 20. John IX
Rockefollor, Jr., returned to work it
tor twenty days at tlio country titiU
of his father Since ho st IttJ
retirement most of lili tormenton,
under tho lenderelilp of Upton Ej
clulr, hnvo been silenced, tml V
bolng Bent to Jail,
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Ill'Y HANIiyX JIIMj
T. C. Griffith nnd W. C Coart
wrlght have boiiKht the 0m. W
Fnw mill, locntfd about two nlleiMfi
or Handon on tlio Hear Cretk wi
nnd will operato there tW
months and will then mow ttj
up near Myrtlo point The mlllt"
n capacity of from 16.000 to 1'
000 feet n day -Handon Retcnw
OUI.MKT IS MATES.
American Coif Clmmploa Ix
' An Kngilsh IW' ,
SANDWICH. Kngland. XV -jjjj
Franpls Qulinvt. open 8lfi
of the United States . Jfg.
Ira a contender tb DrUW
tourcliamplonhlilp. HK
with nppnront easoby 'oung w
a boy player.
flKOCKIlSATSASFttlSCBCO.
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(n, amo.ui.4 rM i. -- ...
WUIByilAftWHMffjSS
National Assocmum.u...Y--tlB.
endorsed tlio plan for an !
nl congress of grocers at the r
Pacific Exposition.
astok ov save wir.
MBW YORK. MBIT. l;rViiltl
Astor. much pr"Ji "bli W
Balled from New orK wuu
ior n snuii
' TAI03 rilAUOB OF WMM1
. ,". "urs MfJf4,
Itrnslllnii Minister jWh0f.
Will Koei' l' ilfpuW1
WASHINGTON. D; JJ- "jimW .
The Hrazlllan tlmln's Deprt
City informed tho State " Je,t rf
,of Mm Mexl' an aev' tB tire
n.lnnn flTTPS.
roM.o iu mw'"0". . ,
men, wiin ui-- MontsD. -y
rn near "t'nte'd of ?bel
two- men suspec teff o fl
dits who herd up w Fridrj;
ern Oriental wr tbe ?JS
IXoftbrer. W "
trata crew.
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