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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1914. EVENING EDITION.
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COOS BAY TIMES
M. C. MALOXEY Editor nml Pub.
DAN E. MALOXEY Xchs Editor
Official Paper r Coos County.
Entercii nFtho Postotflco nt Marsh
Held, Oregon, for transmission
through the malls ns second-class
znnll matter.
Address all communications to
COOS HAY DAILY TIMES
CASE ENDED
Jury on Third Trial Convicts
Geo. Button of Art
Coach' Saloon.
(Special to The Times. 1
UAXDOX. Or.. Aug. 15. After
two trlnls In Recorder Kausrud's
court, the Jury hi the third trial of
Manager George Button of Art
Coach's Office Saloon, charged with
idling liquor to Hay Langlols, a min
or, brought In a verJlct of guilty. A
flno of $7Ji wag Imposed. The case
was tried Wednesday and the Jury
disagreed. It was tried Thursday he
lore a new Jury which also disagreed,
and he third trial was yesterday.
It will probably be apiealed.
JJPSlIlN
fITr Mux Iitt4 rmi Is Vov Dr Tlmw
OTTAWA, Aug. IS. The Prime
Jfaistor of the Dominion, It was an
ion need today, had received applica
nt n from representative Japanese on
the Pacific const stating that a large
number of Japanese who saw service
In tho Ilnsso-Japanese war want to
enlist In the Canadian expeditionary
.forces. It Is estimated that 1000
Jupaneso wish to Ion the Canadian
.unlfdrm.
FIVE SLAIN BY
Pr AjmcUIM rrrw to Coo Br TloiO
WILLIAMSON. W. Va., Aug. 15
Edw. Mounts and Sanford Hatfield,
members of tho posse chasing (ho
ibandlts wlio yesterday robbed tho
paymaster und killed three men at
Alum Cliff, W. Va., were killed today
In a fight with the robbern at Gil
bert Creek. One or the bandits was
nounded.
Ilnnl' Battle On.
Word from Gilbert Creek said
that tho posso again came up with
tho bnndltH und the fighting con
tinued. Three more of the posse
wcro wounded and one bandit was
captured.
TEAM RUNS AWAJV.
Breaks Both 'Window in Hardware
Store Corner.
A team belonging - to Dave Mus
son, used on a transfer' wagon, be
enmo frightened this afternoon and
ran away, rushing south on Broad
way nt n terrific pace, crashing Into
tho corner windows or the Mnrshrield
llardwaro Company Tho horses
wero extricated with gront -difficulty
from the tangle or broken glass
and harness. One or the animals was
severely cut by the glass, a gash In
tho abdomen being the most horlous.
They wero taken to a veterinary Im
mediately. No one was Injured.
Tho driver, P. C. Brewer, wus In
tb.i plant or the Stnndnrd Oil Co.
when tho team started and does not
even know what started them. j
KIRK snys: "Don't rorget tho Big
Daneo at EAGLES' Hall Saturday
night, '
EDGAR M DAN'IFX or North Bend
was a buslucbs visitor in Mursh-
Hold today.
Mother Seriously 111. Mrs. M. J.
Ostrow, who wns on a visit nt Salem,
was summoned by telegram to the
bedside or hor mother, who Is said to
bo dying nt hor home in 101 Centro,
near San Diego. Calif.
School I'liK'tiuu TueMlny. There
will bo a school election Tuesday,1
August IS. at District No. 3G. Elk,
Hock ror tho purpose or determining
on n site ror tho union school, tho
provlous election having boen unsat
isfactory It will he decided at this
election whether tho prosent silo nt
Elk Rock will be chosen or the ono
on the Smith property nt the forks.
Bont accommodations will bo provid
ed for nil voterH und a special boat
will leave Camp Ono ror tho conven
ience or residents In that vicinity.
ARRIVE OX PARAISO.
Steamship in from South with Many
mt..seiiger.
Among tlioso arriving on tho Par
olso rrom San Francisco yesterday
wero: i
Frank Ayors, Miss Kelly, Miss
Donnldson, E. II. Eniorson, Win.!
Happy, W II. Waterman, Goo. Locke. !
M. C. Thompson, .Mrs. L. Pearson, L.
Pearson. G. Iltirkhnrdt, Ruby Burk-
liurdt, Ruth Burkhardt, Lulu Burk
hnrdt. J. P. Burkhardt, G. S. Kolton,
A. W. Snyder, Joo Larson, Linn
Johnson. Carl Johnson, Mrs. S. John-,
son. A. W. Kees.
The Roamer eamo in today rrom
Roguo River nu will icavo mis eve
nlng ror Astoria,
MIDOI u m
CANADA Ml
BANDIT
1 CLEAN OP
MARSHFIELD
City Attorney Kendall Says
Morrison Case is uniy
i Commencement.
1 City Attorney Kendall announced
,thls afternoon that the Morrison case
Is Just the beginning of a general
cleanup campaign of the City of
Marshfleld. "There are some con
ditions existing hero," he said, "that
are detrimental to the moral welfare
of this community. I think that
i Marshfleld Is capable of taking enre
)f herself and purging herself of
these problems of vice without the
'nsrlstance of tho county or state
authorities. I am n bit disappointed
at the result or the Morrison case,
but I do not accept It as tho attitude '
of the people of this community. !
The movement to clean up Marshfleld
Is going to be continued nml some
of the undesirables here are going
to be compelled to move on."
Pollco Ait Irate.
The local police are highly In
censed over the verdict In the Ruby
Morrison ense. They claim that they
had ample evidence to convict and
cannot exactly understand the out
come. Officers Wnlter Richardson
and Hill Shoupe said this afternoon
that they did not know how they
could get more evidence against any
person than they had ngalnst her.
streeTtalks J
REVIVE ISSUE
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Meetings by Prohibitionists,
Arouses Fear That I. W. W.
Have Secured Advantage.
Rev. J. 0. Adams, the Prohibi
tionist advocate, who has been hold
ing forth on tho streets and In the
churches the last few days, gavo tho .
last street speech this afternoon, dur-,
, ing which his remarks were supple
mented by Rev. Hassford nnd n niece
I of Rev. Adams. Kxccptlon to the .
remarks were made by Mr. Ilorrco, I
of the Nutwood Saloon, who deliv
ered a short speech from tho side
walk. The advent of Rev. Adams has re
vived the old strife concerning,
street-speaking, and the officers rc-i
gard the affair as deplorable, be
cause of establishing a precedent ,
and making known tho fact that,
there is no ordinance prohibiting
street speaking, it Is rumored that
I. W. W. speakers have been sent
for, and are expected hero nt any
time, to follow up the advantage
gained by this week's serle.t of street
talks. It Is also rumored that many
members of tho I. W. W. have been
arriving on the Flay during the last
few days, but whether tho Issue of
street spenklng will bo forcpd Is not
known,
Six Greeks and Three French
men Sail on Nann Smith This
Afternoon to Go to War. j
Tho Nairn Smith sailed today nt 2
o'clock for San Prunclsco with sixty-
six passengers and a full cargo of
lumber. She carried six Greeks apd
three Frenchmen who nro going back
to their countries to enlist In their,
homo armies. They expect to sail
from New York If they can obtain
passage. Three engines from tho
railroad camps were taken out by
(he Naun. i
Among those sailing were: I). II.
Brown, W. II. Garthwulte, A. G.
Ilerude. II. W. Fiddler, Miss P. L.
linger. J. A. Ileavuustoii, M. S. Mar
tin, Fred Reynolds, Joslo Wright,
Mrs, A, J. Rcise, Francis Williams,
Miss Wanda Stevens, Jack Rose, J.
Iliit'tn. Mr. I.. C. Qtilnn. I'mells
Urlnus, G. Alarcoii, John Kroelllng,
A. lluudloe, Bomtnilio Carre, Tom
Sedorls, Nick Tliuberls, R. Jones, '
Pete Hlzzo, John Mlldos, Carl Lnnge,
John Anderson, Jeff Wyrlck, Gus
Cnrlson, Henry Bock, II. P. Mat
toon, Albert Combes, S. Belli, Mrs. I
I). 11. Brown. A. II. Woods. M. G.
Coffer. Miss P. Hunt, David Heaven
stou, Dr. A. Heaveuston, II. 1). Xar-
tin. Mrs, R. Peters, Mrs, E. E. Daven
port, A. J. Relse, May Preuss, Mrs.
J. B. Preston, Inez Rose, Ruth Quliin,
Mrs. J. W. Tlbbetts, Annsuiso Rolku,
C. W. Flodberg. Joe Grandgenr, S.
Glugue, Tom Polls, E. Sederls, Gorst
Mardlky, John Pious, C. Cuseiindarlz,
P. Gruble. M. Yuosk, A. Miller, Johu
Gabrlth, P. Marticho, Chas. Edwards,
W Ewlng, Chas. Laudls, S. Lnberdl.
I AMONG THE SICK
fionri'M St. minor num. nf Alleinn.
is nt Mercy Hospital receiving treat
ment. Mrs, Beit Doremus was nblo to re
turn homo today rrom Mercy Hospi
tal, where she underwent an opera-'
turn n few days ago for uppeudlcltls.
Her recovery Is most rapid, much to
the gintlficatlou or her many friends.
D. Y. Stuffonl Is recuperating rap
hlh ul Mercy hospital nnd will be
ulile to return homo tuts evening, i
MiH. Charles Gettv of Eninlre Is
said to be Improving.
KIRK says: "Don't forget tho Big
Rnnco at EAGLES' Hall Saturday
nlcht.
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'RETURN HOME
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SHOOTING CASE
L. G. King Charges Gee Suey
With Threatening to Shoot
Him at Canton Cafe.
Gee Suey, n Chinese cook former
ly employed nt tho Canton Cnfe In
North Bend, was nrrested on the
charge of threatening to shoot L. U.
King, another Chinamen, who Is ono
of tho proprietors of the restaurant.
The warrant was Issued In Judge
Sliuster's court. The hearing wns
set for Monday. It seems that Suey
hnd been fired nnd demaded an
extra month's pay and when refused
threatened to shoot. No shots were
fired. King, who has Americanized
his Chinese name, wants Suey put
under bond to keep tho pence.
Oim' Is Dismissed.
Recorder Maybeo, after hearing
the evidence In tho case of Mrs. A.
Englblom of Bangor vs. Pete Gull
Hams, dismissed tho charge of as
sault and battery. Mrs. Engblom
charged GullllnniB with mistreating
her little son but Recorder Mnybee
decided that the youngster had been
making a nuisance of himself nnd
that GullllnniB was Justified In act
ing ns he did.
Phillip Is Klneil.
Recorder Maybeo this week fined
"Shnrkoy" Phillips or North Bend
$5 for speeding an auto through the
streets of North Bend. Phillips pro
tested after hcnrlng the amount,
lalslng Mr. Mnybcc's Ire and the
latter declared ho was sorry that
lie did not mnkc the fine much
heavier. J 'fllfJH
Grulium to .lull.
Henry Graham Is spending ten
days In the North Bend city Jail for
creating a disturbance nt the home
or his rather und mother. He went
homo badly intox'ented tho other
night and his parents had to call In
the police to stop his unties nnd Re
corder Mnybee decided to teach him
a lesson.
Gymnasium Proposition Ap
pears to Be Hoodooed
Will Try Again.
The Mursliflold school gymnasium
proposition appears to ho hoodooed.
For the third time tho election to
approve or the Issuance or $10,000
bonds ror the erection nnd equipment
or the gymnasium has been culled
orr.
Tho first two elections wero held
but through technical errors were
declared Invalid' by District Attorney
Llljeqvlst. The third election wns
called for next Monday und last
night Judge Hull discovered that the
law prnvldeJ that tho notices or spe
cial school bond olcctlons had to bo
posted twenty days, whereas tho
notices,, ror next Monday's election
had, .been posted only ten days. Con
sequently tho election was culled off
and the school board will meet again
tonight to mako a fourth try.
PLAN TO BUILO
E
Ashland Friends of F. E. Con
way Negotiate for Site for
New Building.
Acquaintances or P. E. Conwny
from Ashland nre hero this week con
ferring with him nbout tho advisa
bility of tho erection or u fifty room
modern rooming house to be built In
this city. Tho prlnclpnl question to
be decided by tho owners bofore any
thing definite enn he douo or prom
ised will he the one or a Bite ror such
n building, However, thore Is small
doubt but that ns soon ns this ques
tion Is settled the owners will see
their way dear to erect such a build
ing In MursliHeld.
THIEF PLEADS Gl'llTV.
Stole Eggs Belonging to Fourier
Bros, on Wharf This Morning.
John Collins pleaded guilty this
morning to stealing four dozen eggs
belonging to Fourier Brothers from
the dock back of tho flro department.
He was sentenced to twenty days In
tho county Jail by Justice Pennock
and was taken over to Coqullle this
afternoon by Constable Cox.
Numerous things have been missed
along the docks lately but Collins
would not ndmlt nny other thefts.
Gordon Smith of the fire department
saw Collins tako tho eggs.
CARD OP THANKS.
To tho many who havo so kindly
ministered to us during the illness
nml death of our loved one, wo desire
to oxpress our slncore thanks. Words
fnll to convey our honrtfelt apprecia
tion for your sympathy, the beauti
ful floral offerings nnd the many
ways In which you showed to us the
great heart of love and friendship.
Truly, the memory of these expres
sions shall nlwa live with us and
In return we pray Heaven's richest
blessings to rest upon you.
MRS. J. V. HODSOX AXD FAMILY.
DR. II. E. KKLTY. DEXTIST.
Vtaone 112-J. Room 204, Coko Bids.
NO ELECTION .
HERE MONDAY
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MRS MORRISON
IS ACQUITTED
Woman Arrested for Running
Bawdy House Freed by
Jury Last Night.
FOUND NOT GUIIIV.
After deliberating nbout ten I
minutes, tho Juty In tho case of !
the City of Marshfleld against
Ruby Morrison, returned a ver- I
diet of not guilty ns charged. I
After several delays and adjourn
ments, tho case of Ruby, Morrison,
accused by tho city officials of run
ning a house of 111 fame In the Conro
building on North Front street, wns
finally brought before tho court last
night, with tho result that the city
was unable to securo a conviction.
The testimony of sovernl witnesses,
both for the prosecution and defense,
was dispensed with, and tho caso
rushed through, the attorneys finish
ing their arguments shortly nftur
midnight nnd the Jury returning a
sealed veidlct a row moments later,
which, was opened at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Particular significance wns given
the cr.se, becnuse of the fact that It
was more or less or n test, and as
Assistant CHy Attorney Kendnll stat
ed, "to determine whether tho city
should purge Itself of the disorderly
houses, or the county authorities
should be cnlleJ unon."
wn no. cea y "icy In pots a daT-
"XTEn
tho witnesses
lame crowd of men who had gather-
e T The pro " tlo ! witnesses.
with one exception, were the pollco
Conro building, wob a witness for the,
prosecution, but her testimony wns
decidedly In favor of the defense and
wns characterized by Mr. Kendall as
hostile."
The defense cnlled as witnesses
Mrs. Morrison, Frank A. Shannon,
who also has apartments In the build
ing, und Floyd Conro, who has the
tenting of the place. The testimony
iTmnXiSYrtto'viitefc "T"? ' 'febuslness of the
artmeii. Mrs. Rumpf, who lives ilofcmlnnt on nny other day might
.in. .. rn.t.,..rnii I., tim be was, of course, Irrplvvnut to the"
of the Inst two was confined to the the City of Knstsldo. In Coos County,
general orderly ntmosphero nbout tho Oregon, will receive sealed bids un
place recently. I" tho hour of 8 o'clock In the nfter-
The city brought out facts relative noon of the 2r;th day of August,
to the past life nnd reputation or .9. for the Improvement or all
Mrs. Morrison, that while sho Is mar-it hat portion or McKay Streot In said
rled her husband Is not contributing
to her support, nnd that sho had
tu'li'n linnn n r runt ml In I'nrtlnilil nnrn
.. .vv ....w, ....--... ... .-.- .- -
have uiteil o(lir t un an officer of
tuo law on certain visits, in tact, in
. . . ... . . . r .'.. re
tlmntlng that his visits were qlilto
imorriciai. aiie told or Cijr.ter visit
ing Iho house und holding .Mr?. Ben
jamin on his knees. Sie"jmld Unit
Curtor's reply to uu Invitation from
Mrs. Benjamin was: "No, they afe
wutclilng me too close; III como
down later." and that on a later oc-'
for vagrancy and another time for.1"1.0, ' 10'- '
being on tho streets nRer hours. It A,ll such Improvements must bo
wns nlso shown that she had been an I n' agreeable, to and In accord
Ininnto or "Mother O'Donnell's" placo n,nco w'th PlnnB n'.'l specirica
lu Empire lions thereof now on fllo with tho
Mr. Morrison was tho sonsatlonnl pity Recorder, which are open to tho
witness or the evening. Sho attempted lneclon a11 Persons,
to give n mil list or the patrons of ha ''" ,w' I bo required to
"Mother" O'Donnoll's place, hut alio nccompony his bid with n certified
was stopped. She nlso gavo tho no- cnc?k nu.nj I" amount to five por
lice shocking repututlons, relating to cc"t of 'B amount bid, for tho
everyone Incidents eoneernUig their, porforninncfi or tho -contract, shoidd
visits to her place. u . awarded him.
All tho ofricers came In for a grill-', ...J? , ry ,)0Ii8O1 .nw;?r.det,,n. contrn,ct
Ing ut ho.r hands, principally Chief ,wl1' be l"1"01 to en'or Into a writ
CMi.er. who was staled by her to '!" nifreeircnt concerning such Im-
caslon Carter and Mrs. Benjumln vIh."bK" "",'. KJ1; Oregon
Ited the Coos Hotel. Dated th,B ' A58
Ex-orricer Boyd, the witness sald.'nnr.inr f ,!. n,t . . ,,A0.H,',
made rrequent visits to her rooms. ,"?n L , "nf I 0f Ka8t8ldo'
flashing u police star to secure spec
ial privileges. She told how on
Tuesday ovcuing, Boyd, In a very
drunken condition, came to her place
and Insisted on going with her and a
party of friends to North Bend In a
tuxl. Boyd climbed on the running I
uoarcl or tho machine and made the
trip, and on tho return, in a still
worse shape, was thrown Into a mud
pmidio and left to lie until morn ng.
Boyd denied any knowledge of this,
saying that his memory ceased earlier
In the evening. I
On another occasion Boyd was do
ing pollco duty in her rooms, when,
nccordlng to the wltnoss. Officer
Douno showed up. Boyd raved and
went outdoors to Interview DcAine.
und when ho returned said he had
lllllloil IiIh lriiit nn Mnmm nn.l tr.1.1'1
1:1m to "bent It," remarking thnt "Itl
wns tliut - - . of n Doane.
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but It will keep your hair
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Exclusive Agency
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Ho ain't got no business down hero
when I'M here."
She also related circumstances of I
Officer Shoupe drinking In her rooms'
hiBt Snttirday night, when Officers
Shoupe And Donne wero searching the
premises for a gun. This wns after
a Etiuobble between n Mr. nnd Mrs.
Rumpf, also lodgers in the house;
when Mr. Rumpf tlwmtenod to shoot
his wife. Shoupe entered Mrs. Mor
rison's room, according to testimony,
during the search for the weapon nnd
while there Mrs. Morrison served
beer, of which Shoupe partook.
Doano entered the room n few min
utes Inte.. but refused to Imlulgo dur-i
lug working hours nnd cnlled Shoupe j
down ror drinking. Concerning tho
preliminaries of this episode there
wns a wide difference between tho
testimony of Mrs. Morrison ami Of
ficer Shoupe, the hitter stating that
Mrs. .Morrison served tho refresh
ments nfter arising from her bed.
which also contained a mnu with red
hair, other description meager, and
that nt the time her rnlment was
noticeably negligee. Mrs. Morrison,
however, testified Unit she hnd Just
returned from a down town cnfe and
preceded the officers Into the room
by but a few moments, und t lint the
sleeper wns legitimate, ho having
permission to rest there In her nb
Ecnco, while he nwalted tho departure
of the mall boat, on which he expect
ed to leavo at daylight tho next
morning. It was at nbout daybreak
that the search for tho gun wns made.
Mrs. Morrison, on examination by
the prosecution, refused to reveal the
name of her lodger, but on being
threatened with contempt of court,
nnd on advice of her attorney. Identi
fied him ns "Bud" Smith., a former
tlme-keevr for the Smith-Powers
Company.
The verdict was not entirely unex
pected, as prosecution was based on a.
Etnto law which defines each and ev-!
ery duy of the running of u house of
IHfamo n -separate nnd distinct oNl
.! I'l.nlshnble as such.. This"
''Iolled the city to hIiow that on i
' the PWtlctilar day of tho complaint. I
' 10. M Mo rrln was con-.
cnsc nt )a'-
KIRK says: "Don't rorget tho Big
Dance at EAGLES' Hull Saturday
iflght.
XOTICE TO COXTRACTORS.
-NOTICE IS I IE It ERY GIVEN that
city from n line eight feet west of
the center line of Second Street to
the west line of Eighth Streot, a dls-
--on ...
.) " "". - mu mnu iimu
give a sufficient, good and npproved
bond for tho ralthful pcrformanco
or tho agreement.
Tho City resorves the right to re
Juct nny nnd all bids.
Bids must bo riled with tho City
Recorder.
This notlro Is given by ordor of
!.. n rt-. "..... .7' .
V".' """ -o"ncii or ino uity or
Coos County. Oregon.
THERE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AT THE
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HAVE YOUR PHOTOS MADE THERE.
Opposite Blanco Hotels Front Street
APARTMENT HOUSE
We have the exclusive agency for
the choicest sites in Marshfield for
apartment houses.
Apply at our office for prices
I. S. KAUFMAN & CO.
177 Front, St. .
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