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T THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1914 EVENING EDITION. SIX :vn 1 n SATUfM IS FARMERS W J. L. Smith Plans to Have Big Attendance to Hear Noted Speakers in Marshfield J. L. Smith, County Agriculturist, pinna to mako Saturday, Juno C, tlio big dny for tho fnrmora of Cooh liny district. A meeting will bo held in the I. O. O. . Hull from 10:30 n. m. to 1:110 p. m. Every family Is to bring full baskets. W. M. Hlnck, official In cliurgo of tho Coos Hay Testing Associa tion, and 15. I... Towno, or tho Cops luver Association, will probably bo present nnd toll of somo of their experiences and discoveries In their work of their respective testing as sociations. Tito Instltuto meetings nro being well attended by tho farmors, con sidering tho busy season. They had n splendid attendance at llrldgo Monday night nnd another Tuesday at Myrtlo Point from 1 1 a. m. till 2:00 p. in. Tho speakers nro: l'rof. a. T. French, of O. A. C, statu lender of county field demonstra tion work; l'rof. 1-3. 11. Kltts, of the Dairy Extension Dopirtinont; .1. L. faiulth, County Agriculturist. At Myrtlo Point: Mr. ltobt. .1. Drydon, offlclnl testor of tho Myr tlo Point Cow Testing Association, nnd Howard H. Warner, official tester of tho Couulllo Valley Testing Association also spoke. cm SWAPPED BY 1 T iTREET GUI 10 GRIOE E. A. Stonecypher and Eastside Residents Petition for Per manent Improvement 13. A. Stonecypher, of Enstsldo, was In Mnrshflcld yesterday with a petition urging tho Eastside City Council to ninKo tho McKay street Improvement on a pormanont grade. Ho was asking pcoplo hero who own proporty at Enstsldo to sign for It nnd quite a number had signed tho potltlon. Ho said thnt practically ovoryono wns In favor of It. Threo years ngo, when McKay street was first Improved, tho Council Improved It pn a temporary grade near Stonc cyphor'H proporty. Ho then urged that It bo graded to tho permanent grade, making n cut of about flvo feet at his corner. However, tho Council did not want to Incur tho expense nnd did not ninKo tho cut. Now thnt It Is proposed to Improvo McKay street to tho harbor lino anil mako It tho principal thorough faro to Enstsldo, .Mr. Stonecypher wonts It Improved at tho permanent grndo. .. ., rim Council's plans for McKay street, recently adopted, did not pro vldo for making this cut ub propos ed. Tho dirt tram It can be used In the McKny street fill near the lido flat, 10 SELL NHEf LANDS Receiver Watters Hopes to Start Early in July Con fers With F. B. Waite According to present plnns, Uo colver Wntters, of tho Kinney prop, ortles, will place the property on tho market nbout July t. It will bo sold out In parcels, Tho dotnlls havo been pretty well arranged and now all thnt remains is the closing up of n suit brought bohio time ago to clear up cortnln phases of It. Prnctlcnlly nil of tho principals to the suit hnvo agreed to tho action and will simply file answers, allow ing Attorney Ilryson for Itocolver Wntters to tnko Judgment. This probably cnu be accomplished soon. Tho appraisers havo not riled their final report, but will probably do so within a short time. Yestordny nnd today Hccolvcr Wat tors nnd Attomoy Dryson had n num ber of matters up with V. 1J. Wnlto concerning tho property nnd Mr. Wntto's claims. Major Kinney Is said to bo work ing perfectly In harmony with the plan. TD VOTE BOniS I ON SATURDAY! I t iCOOUILLE HAS Ml 1 MAL HYGIENE CLUB FORK upn FIGHT L E. Black, Representing Portsmouth Land Company,' 1 Takes Motion Pictures L. H. Illnck, of Albany, a motion picture oporntor and roprcscntatlvo of tho Portsmouth Iaud Company, arrived In tho city Inst evening for tho purpose of taking motion pIcturoH of different sections of tho city as well nn tho prominent citizens. Mr. llliick loft on the launch A I leo If. with n picnic party this morning It is understood thnt tho pnrty went to tho slto of Portsmouth, nenr Coos ton nnd tho Krols project. Ulack villi tnko motion nlctttrru of tho ex cursion pnrty on tho Portsmouth slto ana plans to iiiku anoui auuu icoi of pictures In this vicinity. Previous to the departure of tho boat this morning ho took motion pic tures of n party of prominent rlttzcim In front of tho Flanagan & Dennett Hank building. Seated In an auto niobllo In front of tho bnnk wero Torn Ilnnnott, James Flanagan, Frank Wnlto and Captain Macgcnii of tho Breakwater. Tho pictures will bo shown In Marshfield and North Iicud first nnd Inter will bo shown through out tho stnto iih an advertising achomu. HID DANCE JUNE IOTII I Hco Page -, Times .Monday 4 Permanent Organization Ef fected in Marshfield to Aid in Public Uplift Tho Marshfield Social Hyglono So ciety wns formally organized yester day for tho purpose or aiding In tho educational campaign thnt Is now be ing carried on In this stnto to ollmln ato dlsenso and bettor public morals. Mr. Oakes, who hnB been working In this section met with tho com mittee. Ho Is meeting with much encouragement In tho work. Ho plnno to leave tomorrow but lins tho work well planned. Arrangements havo been mndo to hold five meetings at an early date. Quo will ho in Enstsldo, one In Hun ker Hill, ono in South .MnrBiiiioiu win ono In Ferndnlo. Tho dntcs nnd tho i speakers for theso will bo announced Intor. Tho committee or society organized with the following members: J. IT. Flnnngnn, J. S. Coko, F. A. Tledgon, A. II. Powors, Uov. It. K. Drowning, O. V. Knufmnn, Dennett Swnnton, I). A. Nelson, .1. V. Hall. It. M. JonnlngB. A. Held, W. F. McEldownoy. Mllo Sumner, J. Loo Drown and Dr. E. Mlugiis. They elected tho following officers: President Dr. E. Mlngus. I 1st Vlco President .1. S. Coko. ! 2nd Vlco President llennot Swan ton. Secretary V. F. McEldownev. Dr. Mlngus, Judgo Coko and F. McEldowney wore elected niombors or tlio Btnto executive cominiiieu. City Council Will Decide June 15th Whether Saloons Will Be Allowed There (Spoclal to Tho Times.) I COQUILLE, Of., Juno 4. A poll- . lion carrying 1 Id signatures, aslclng thnt no more liquor llccnsoa ho grant 1 ed, was presented' to tho Coniilllo City Council this week. Many of tho ImckcrH of this petition were present, for whom II. O. Anderson ncted as spokesman. , Previous to this, several petitions for Mho renewal of liquor licenses which oxplro July 1st had been pre sented to tho Council. Mayor Morri son asked why these came up at this tlmo nnd Chns. Baxter stated thnt It had been customary to present them nt tho Inst meeting of tho old ocuu ell. Mayor Morrison replied thnt ha did not understand It that way, and no action tvmb taken. Tho matter of license or no llconso will probnbly bo threshed out nt tho regular meeting on Juno Kith. I Tho old council then adjourned, and tho now ono got down to business, i tho only change being tho retirement of Councilman Laird, whoso place wns taken by Councilman Klmc. D. I). PIcrco was elected clinlrmnu of tho now council. Now officers appointed: Marshal, wUU' North Bend High School Band 10 Kencier program Friday Night Special Gymnasium School r-i i .1 nHMiM.l DaUahI election at ounuai ouuuui Building Saturday Consldorablo Interest Is being ninu- lfr.atr.il In tl. onnptnl Rnllnflt linlul ol- ectlon In Mnrshflcld, which will bo held nt tho Central pcuooi nouso Saturday nfternoon from 2 to 7 o'- ..!.,.! Tlir. nlnnflnn will lletOrilllilO whether or not n $10,000 gymnasium snail uo consirucicu ior uho ui um students. Judging from tho general approval irlvm, tlm ulnu. thn linnd IssllO will carry by a largo majority, pcrhnps j almost unanimously. Everyono who has children In tho schools and Is familiar with tho needs of tho pupils for a gymnasium Is In favor of It , mwl nlhnrn wlwi htive not but ni'C Interested In tho public welfare arc. The matter will bo submitted sim ply for a yes or no vote, yes being In favor of tho bond Issue. All taxpay ers In the district, both men and wo men, nro permitted to vote. To (Set. Out Vote. A number of parents who own nutos havo volunteered the free uso of their machines Saturday afternoon to got the voters out. Somo of tho high school boys nnd others will glvo their services bo thnt men and women who nnven t nine to want iiown in, the school house nnd vote cnu get a l .. . . i t I tree ruio mere ami return. It Is desired to have everyone vote and to vote favorably. SKIXXHU IS WITNESS. tlr AHodalr.1 Prt to (Nut Ilr TlniM.J WASHIIINGTON. 1). C. Juno I. William Skinner, a director of tho Now Haven railroad, continued IiIh testimony at tho Interstate Commerce Commission's Inquiry Into that rail loa.i'H financial affairs. Skinner testified that representa tives of both the Pennsylvania and New York Central Itallroads wore on tho Now Ilnvon board of direc tors. "Do you think thnt the Interlock ing of directorates works for the public Interest?" ho was asked. "I think so, yes. I believe tho public gets better service by our working togother." "In other words, by the creation of a transportation monopoly?" sug gested Folk. "Such an arrangement creates no monopoly. It works for tho ho(tcr muni of both ronds and public." $1,25 . and $J.5q Crepe Kimonos v SPECIAL Tl-US WEEK 98c Sizes :M to 4(). Sec Hallway Window. Hub Dry Goods Co. Smart Wear for Women." Coy. Broadway and Central Ave. "Phono 3G1. ALLIANCE OUT WlflCOT LIISTEVENIKG BALL SCORES CONGER 1 IS Sailed at 6 0'cock With 25 Cabin Passengers and Fair Cargo The steamer Alllnnco Balled at G o'clock Inst evening for Portland. Sho carried 25 first cabin passengers and a fair cargo. Among those Ball lug on tho vessel wero: J. 10. .lack son, V. W. Park, F. I. I.ondhorg, E. .1. Ryan, L. A. Lnjolo. 13. L. nopper, II. F. Oofln, M. Wleshor, H. A.. Spach, M. Forro, Chnrles Liodhan, M. It. Klros, Cleorgo UIIJIs, L. Ornlnstorn, W. M. 11. Gallows, S. Hoiinon, Ccorgo Reed, II. Uroclono, Mrs. C. Uncoil, A. McNury, JameB Athatioss, Peter Caros, Leo Pry, J . . Ilogart, Mrs. Ilogart. GRADUATE IEN IN NORTH BEND Portland Defeated hv Snm. I mento Two to One-San , Francisco Shut Out i (llr AtioclatM Vrtu to Com to, tib.j PORTLAND. Or., .limn iiw. land was dofented yesterday br Sic ramonto, two to one. Tlio scorer At Portland n. jj' Sacramonto j j i Portlnnd i io j llnttorlcs: Klawlttcr and HjudiI: Evnns and Fisher. At Oakland n. h. e. Los Angolcs 5 11 Oakland jj a llnttorlcs: Uynn nnd Doles; Cejer, 'Klllllay and Alexander. I At Vejilce It. H. B, ! San Francisco 0 i Venlco 4 S 0 Hnttcrles: Tozor. Arlctt and Clirls Klopfcr and Klllott. American hi:.r,ni Is; water superintendent, S. V. Ep pcrson, health officer, It. II. Hong, Tho salary of tho recorder was rais ed from $75 to $100 por month nnd of the water superintendent from $C5 to $70 per mouth. On this resolu tion tho voto stood: nyos, Pierce, l.each, Lyons; noes, Snnford, Skcols, Kline. Tho mayor cast the deciding arrirmntlvo vote Tl" fi- "inunl b- ud concert un der tho ausplcos of tho North lloud i,rf,i .. ui.u i mud will bo given nt1 Assembly Hall Friday, Juno .', nt S p. in. Tho personnel or tho band 1st composed of high school studonts ox-' eluslvoly and nn excellent program! 'l'UV tho CHANHLKH'S lliiHlness TUV tho rilAXDLHIt'S lluslness Mcn'B IiUXCIIWIX. 3f cents. Men's LUXCHKOX. 35 cents. ' Tlw. nlnrv .f li flro nlilnf .no UHHHVUI- llllll 1111 CXCUIIVIIl piOKnilll The sniiirj of tho flro chief wns ,m8 bcon nrrnllKC, by Director Honry placed nf $G per month, and It was Q ollnff,0P Tho fiiOWn., .g ,1,1 onlore.l Hint Plilfif Dnr.llni? Iwi nnl.l V' CWOr. 1110 following IS tllO ordered thnt Chlof Oordlug bo paid lack salnry at that rato. Herald. JUST ARRIVED &P" ' A fresh stock of JOHNSON'S DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES (One Piece Tastes Like More.) Red Cross Drug Store Phone 122. 6KS LARGE SUPLE STOCK JA.MKS KOHSYTIIK OF M. SKLLICIt Vi CO., CAKUIKS KXOl'dll SAM PLKS IX KIGHTICKX THL'XKS TO STOCK ITXi: KTOItK. Without a Piano, Are You? We've lots of them. They have all the qualitiss that tho music lover appreciates the full, rich tone, the dur ability and the finish. Among the standard makes on our floor you will find just the right piano at just The Right Price Old pianos or organs taken in exchange as part pay ment for new ones. "TALK TO THOMAS ABOUT IT." me9mMMenWo L. L. THOMAS Manager program .winch -.Solid Front." Miller Tho Ilnnd. Violin Solo "The Dying Poet.".. Gottschalk Harold O. Hunt. Kdlth T). Ilnab, accoiupniist. March "Adoration" .. H. C. Miller The Hand Comet Solo G. A. Martin Contralto Solo "Tho Cnrden of Sleep" Do Lara Mrs. Rebecca Luco Stump. Mrs. Win. Horsfnll, accompanist Soronado Miller Tho Dnnd TJarltono Solo "Polka Stollla".... It. I). Hall Mr. Chas. S. Kaiser Selection "Union Maid." .... White i Tho Hand Vocal Solo "Illossom Land" Percy Klllott Mrs. J. w. Gardiner, Mrs. Karl Powell, accompanist. March "Tenstrlko" Carlton Tho Hand. Personnel of tlio Itaml Cornets Lloyd Itnnu. Harold I Jnmes Forsytho, who has been rep resenting M. Seller Company In this section for tho past ton years, arrived in yesterday with eighteen Inrge sample trunks packed to capacity with tho flnost lino ever seen on the Tiny, i Mr. Forsytho says It Is by far tho largost and best lino that ho or any- siiiiiison. Mnrlin nimnnnii. iini-nnm one else ever brought Into this sec- ..onde, Itandall Jones, Claudy Per, Hon, Ho plans to spend between two kins and threo weeks at tho Chandler Al'tos Herbert Bowen, Alex. Noll- Hotel nnd covering this territory, son, lilon Hart, Arthur Chapman. The samples wero only partly unpnek-1 Bass Horace Holmes. Melvln Ja- ed today but It lookod moro lllto a cobson, Win. Itenchausen. large store than a samplo room. ( t'lnr nets A. S. ttlsey, Clnro Ca- He carries tho fancy lines, tho hoi- vnnaugh. Idny goods and specialties, for tho' Saxophone Darwin Emory, firm. Thero aro holiday novelties. I Trombone Karl L. ltnab. dolls, otc, silverware, cut glass, china I Barltone II. O. Schnffter. and In fact almost everything lmagln- Drums Evan Hodson, Eugene nble. , Holmes. Owing to tho extremely largo lino Diplomas Will be Presented to High School Class This Evening ' This evening tho diplomas will bo nwarded to tlm 10H cIbbb of tho North Bond High School. The ex ercises will ,bo hold nt tho school houso and a cIiisb of ton will bo graduated. Tho class day oxorclses will bo followed by the alumni ban quet. Tho 1914 elnss colors nro wlno hnd gold and tho class flower Is tlio red rose. Superintendent Ilaab and the touchers and pntrons have boon showing tho class many courtesies. Tlio .Nor tn iionii eigiiiu grnuo commencement oxordsoH will bo hold a week from tomorrow night. ' Tho high school graduates nro: Wlnflold Wendell Woodbury. Alexander Gordon Nollsnu, Molv'n Honry Jarobsoii, Hormnu Leonard Jingo, Oscar Edwin Carlson, Esthor Nicholson Imhofr. Gladys Crandol Kranlck, Juno Jesslo Young, Dor othy Imo Klbler. Esthor Hazel Hunt. Clovolnnd G; Chicago 2 (10 li nings). St. Louis 7; Detroit I. Washington 2; New York 0. Wul Ington T; New York 3. Phllndolnhlit 10; Iloiton 1. FM!- -nDclpltla 7; Boston 5. N'ATIO.VAL LKAGl'R. Chicago C; Pittsburg 5. St. Louis C; Cincinnati 2. Boston 3; Brooklyn C. Now York 3; Philadelphia 10. XOItTHWKSTLIt.V I.UUUK. Victoria 3; Seattlo 4. , Tacomn 3; Spokano 4. Portlnnd 3; Vancouver I. SCHOOL HOl'.mUMIS. Tho District lloiimlary Hoard will moot tomorrow and will mmW petition for the ronsouuaiion bi w i Dement nnd Hermann school irlcts', on the South Fork o f g" qulllo. Tlm llcrninnii dWrlet Bocond oldest In tlio coiinty.-Ccauiw Herald. Times want nds bring reiulti. P- vy CADET IXr HOSE Bjy Reinforced Jul lj With Linen Br 25c I Per paii (&fc ' of samples and tno cost mid diffi culty of packing nnd unpacking, Mr. Forsytho will endeavor to havo all nf his customers In this section como hero and Inspect them In tho largo sample rom nt tho Chaudler, where they nre now on display. Ho Is traveling alone this trip, but next time will havo his oldest sou, Eugene Jninos. along with him, Eu gene will graduate from a business college at Eugene In about two weeks and Is especially fitting hlmsolt for continuing his father's work. THY tho CHAXDLKIt'S Business Men's TAWTHKOX. 35 cents. When n Coos Bay man Is talking about putting something by for a' rainy day, watch your umbrella. Director Henry O. Schnffter. BAXDOX BLACKLIST CASE The caso of Hobert Taylor against John Nollson was on trial In the Circuit Court and went to tho Jury at 5:30. Taylor was suing for 55, 000 damages, on account of certain 8tntenieuts published In tho West ern World, of Bandon, at the In stance of Nollson, who wns acting as secrotary of an association of Biin don merelipiits v'iq wore trying the effect of the blacklist method In con nection with the collection of slow accounts. The Hiry awarded dam ages of $190- Caqullle herald. TKY tho CHANDLER'S Business Men's LUNCH EOX. 35 cents. June White dl ill Veil wri 7 - I Prepares Hundreds . In Summer Apparel At Marked Economies , , Delivered free, leaylno ""I All Purchases &?$. at 1 p. m. and 5 p. m. daily IT'S WORTH YOUR WHILE To prepare your Fourth of July needs right now in Sale of White. . TRIMMED HATS REDUCED.' MUSLIN WEAR REDUCED. ' ALL SHIRT WAISTS REDUCED. WHITE DRESSES REDUCED. KNT WHITE GLOVES, WHITE HOSIERY, CORSETS, i. UNDERWEAR, SHEETS, BEDSPREADS-kVtru THING WHITE REDUCED. ifid ttana. g n r&.ffm.tvkfC .. NUim - a. 5. jjunninuo j , -ititrfamiqiyufw j