' ' '''WMilliJJJi T EIGHT THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1914 EVENING EDITION. Worn ens WATER RATES and- IS DISCUSSED DOINGS OF CITY COUMCIL , : Suits DRAIN PROBLEM HOLD MING Coat Council to Dispose of Old Con troversy Between J. B. Sned don and E. J. Hanson After hearing a complaint from Mill Slough Area Likely to Commission Turns Down Many Oause Much Trouble, Coun- , of Company's Requests oil Fears Action Tapr Saloon Charge Question Thn iirnlnncn for the drednaFill In' Assistant City Attorney Kendall in'thn Mill Slouch aiea wnH"'un'for Inst evenlnc rend n lottnr from thmL. A. Whereat bccaiiBo tho property discussion before the City Council Oregon Railway Commission an-1 ?w"crsn n 1h,"8(n .T"?, hnAt no 4ipaln Inst night, but nothlug delnlto ,,,,,,,,, ,.n. ,,inv 1in. .,,,..,,, I cen paid tholr rebate, the street was done except to Instruct Cltv En- -'l"E tt they had turned down committee of the Council last cve glnccr Ducklnghnm to confer with the '" st Instances, a request of tho nlng decided to take up tho Sneddon Port 'CommlFsIon and sec If they Coos Day Wntor Company for Hanson controversy over an nllow would not nrrnnce for the surface nhnni.na in rniM Ti,n vnnr r,. nMc0 made to Hanson for n fill, next drnlnngo In tho assessment for the , ..,... Thursday night. Tho hearing will 1111. the same as they did south of El- ,""' """" '" "'"bU no conducted by tho s root commit rnrt. Hnlntlvp to nrovldlmr for rarrv- o" "nis l'Or ciinir extra nrter tho lag off the surface water fromrthe first five scats, to chargo extra wntersheds beyond tho fills, no dof- where there were two families using Inlte action was taken. the same house, etc. Rclntlvo to Councilman Copplo and G. W. Trlb- , , .. ' , , bey Insisted that It was certain that'a cl,nnS " argo for saloons, -the drain box from tho north arm tho commission stated that probably -would, npt take care of tho dralnnge. after tho next election this would Mr. Copplo said that tho water had bc n moot quC8ton jn Oregon. How- backed up Into his yard and was still raising yesterday nnd ho looks for It over Instead of requiring motors to net mi hlch onouch to flow down on each snloon, tho rommlsslon .AVer tho fill, (agreed to have a flat chargo with an too. This lins been a long stnncilnc controversy, .1. D. Sneddon Insisting iinnsnn was not entitled to that the. rebate allowed and Hanson tn slating ho Is. As soon as tho street committee deride, tho rebates on the street will bo nald. Eminemon Ferry also urged that tho Council! facilitate this rebate tho Coqullle coal onco on Mr. Dailies' request and found It unsatisfactory. Mr. Dalncs pointed out that the coal I lilt! .. " . . . Mr. Connie said that tho drain nine' ...M i ,..- i. ... , f. Keaung retcrrod to was from an i..l,m.hl .,. .tn.mn.1 ,. Tlw, nr "" " ""' "' " l' "!' "" . Other mlllO. west of Tenth street. Councilman for flowl"B cuspidors. Water using! Finally Mr. Albrccht moved thnt Doll declared, was a regular lake on " flushing strotB, etc., is to bo Sunday. paid for on the basis of tho amount City Engineer Buckingham Inslstod used Instead of by tho hour, that the drain would take care of It. nini.. i. - ... r . He pointed out that in twelve days RoIntv to tho Coos Hay Water there was over nine Inches of rain. Company s chargo of $1 for dlscon- an extraordinary condition. uecting and connecting up dolln- The matter was brought up by F. quont patrons, tho commission rcfus- K. Conway. Mr. Conway said that , to nn t Ilnvi,. , ,.n the basement of his apartment house. , , ,0 ,pns,B ," " l0I"In& " to '0 Myrtle Arms, had been endangored determined later, by the surface water and at an ex- Councilman Albrccht wanted n pense of about $30 to himself ho hnd schedule nf water rat nrintn.t n,,.i made n temporary drain for tho area, distributed so that each water user, o could not use tho now city wharf HC pointed OUt that tO flood Ills base- could know wlmf tlm i-nmnnnv la Oil Airier Htnn nn n .nn mr,l n ment would be of untold damage. Ho allowed to charge, hut Mr. KomJolli "" ""d n scow load there for'scv- n ui'Kiiiiru uiougni unit tnoy had bettor wait orni ". '-nut year ho leased n ho did use the tho contrnct he nwarded to Mr. Mill-1 ioy as his bid was only flvo cents higher and ho also suggested that some of Mr. Dailies' coal bo tried out. Mr. Dalncs did not like this p'.nn. Mr. Copplo said that as a result of asking for bids, they had reduced the prlco tho city Is paying for coal by fifty cents per ton. Umj City Wharf. Tho Council ordered Marshal Car- tor to notify Itlchnrd Conboy that 7 "AllwS wmmm If fife I'lJiWfiVsf 'iiaHi .( ' i JK I s Autumn's Authentic Fashi TlllVsn SllliH 1.1 in iv 4lw. s.. ....I.... . . " " """"" cw jackets U(li lone M,i, HiilHtvil froiitM. tiinuiKil xi in, ..!... . . . K,N,cJiLi ""-!- ui nmirii mill ii-i , l'cnu do.CjKiio, SklrtH nro -e,,rly "tunUkcV-J "? iiicitmo nno'Crcpo lNiplJ,,- ,, Onlmttllnw, sft 0 " t.la, non-Illnc d H.ack. berly doH.gllwl J $15.00, $17.50, $18.50, $20.00 and up to $50.00 some further wanted gainst the regular sewer bolng stop- a little whllo and sco if tho rnto nearby dock, but this year pod up. In the discussion of condl- matter has finally boon dotermliied.! I10t ""' slniply started to ...o i ....o .....u i.i ...v. ..... ,.,,,, v. iu)nu), iiu Bum mo new rnics would " uuc, tho basement Is about high tldo lovol not go Into effect for awhile, not and tho water In the sower Is likely to before tho company finishes tho lm- Transfer Saloon. back up so thntlt will not drain his provements required. im, n , . .. . Place, 'a. W. Trlbboy snld that th Councilman ' Wilson wanted tho twit fho In o To " ftdir on' 'hal? Conway basemen was about four In- company required to filter tho water In ?L8 hi hu UnL sll mT in i chos below tho high water lovol. . Tho Recorder was Instructed to'iMtK Mr. Ducklngham advocated a series notify the wntor company that It'liocintcS wJ h Mi ft.il 1 of open ditches t otako care of tho must nnfogunrdjho openings It igi"881"-11110" w A- Krouholm. Coats Stunning Styles Soon-elghtli or tlii-co-quartcr lengths biimU flat or nillltniy Co1Iiii-h Klrfit 1 materials Include Clilnchnias, l'lalds and Mlxl aotlis, Wnlo ScrgeM, Cheviot ' "' Not city Weaves In tho favored shades nnd colors. Iteumikablo values nt ' 0Clll,, i $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 $18.00, $20.00 and up to $50.00 mirfnco drnlnngo. Mr. Conway point- innklug In tho streets with lights va ouv mat una wumu uc necessary nnu oinor protection. lo protect tho public health. I F(). ojinrtcr lineiulmeiitH Mr. ntirklnuhnm stated that In i i iaiihui .uneiuiim in. Fcrn'dalo till? I'drl Cdmmlssloir wlis" Wt U. I)ougls-wnR present and In- ment bonds on the North Front street naving tho surface dralnngo of tho quired about tho proposed charter Improvomont wns ndoptcd Sell lUiiidK. rn ordinance providing for tho sale of $CR 12.02 worth of Improve- fill provided for. Want Sixth Plunked. amendments but tho Council wns not New Shipment "AMERICAN LADY" CORSETS $1.00 to $5.00. RAINCOATS for LADIES, CHILDREN AND BOYS New Shipment M0DART "FRONT LACED1 CORSETS $3.50 to $8.50. New "DERBY" GLOVES The 'LADIES HOME JOURNAL' PATTERNS NEW TRIMMING SILKS D. M. C. COTTONS Large Assortment Colors and Sizes 11. ..... l,k... ! I imiKvr J' nun wut ready to take notion ,,.. it. i, rnviJ.. V'.V "' ""i. ""-"." "'""". '""':' V. B. Conway and (1. W. Trlbbey i ;, , ,..",.".""..:". - "'.J"""'."-. Vn. u, ."vo "?".. 0I! lircei! thnt Jouth ?lvth strrnt lie .."!, uuuh cuiiiiiiumu. .ir. iifv vniuia which ho ntlCIlilCd ni VIC- phmked . Clt?EnRl?ooMli"klSlmm 1,)o,,K,n', ,"818 tlint "o.nothlng ho tor In. In It f, ncl a nort say- iwld that It could not bo filled and done next Monday night nnd this ' h, ,nt ,oIn, "c 'aol18,l"",V ,. "ot,SS vFtoZZlrttat' r bo W" ,,r'n l8C,, """' o! ft ' SnalSSblo 'body " ? J u'tflSl o " Iw t St ens ho ,. lanked Co,,,,0," 'Ib was not ready water, that It should bo well gunrd- .Slong ills new Sling? MySJ ,0"ort ",0 amond.uent ,r tho' s nnd containers, otc. ' Arms, to nccomniodnto traffic thoro, '"'"ding ordlnnnce or other proposed Tor. Kerry Street. Central uvonuo belng.nnrrow In front, cliangos In it. I Tho Count 11 appointed W. B. Wil lie has planking Inld In tho street Wunt v..u- m.i..,.,iiir lHoll H. '' ,lod and Oeo. A. Ilalncs Counollnian Albrccht thought thnt , v ,' ,11, .. , laH vlowers to dotormlno tho dnmngo It should bo filled to grndo nnd sug- cr Boniothlng done to thu Southom Pacific for tho Rested thnt If HttJi, Soventi and nl)ot putting In a plcco of sldowallc crossliig which tho city proposes Ninth wore also filled nt tho snino about twenty feet long, on the enBt t0 condomn to connect up tho two time It could probably bo done cheap- ihlo of Fifth Btreot near Jngersoll l'lot,!ir:of Korr' streot. Councllmnn j. ui, i.ubiiu nuiu iiiui iree curt 'ri,in iu .,,. i. t....i . ......uvu u.tiuov.-u mu uiiuiiiiiiiuin ui could bo obtained from tho MrClolnnd i,. la n, tl10 BonU, Property. n. L. Itooil, snylng ho owned prop- block nt Blglith and Mnrkot for this Clt' tnglnoor Hucklnghnm stated orty In that vicinity and this might fill. Mr. Albiecht suggested thnt that tho pleco was boyond tho neattlo' ,)0 UBt''1 nKulHt tho city In the trial. Sixth street bo connected up wlt'i property and that It would l.n rhonnni. I'ow.ovori ll wns docldcd that Mr. Market Instead of being hl.n.ply built PJ" y' 'V," ,,,,", .i'?,00'1 H,,oul,, bo ni"ted. Acting Irom Commercial to Curtls.-sbnt oth- r Ul cU to ,H,t '" tho "Wownlk City Attornoy Kendall Joshlngly sug- ors thought thnt It wns too stoop be- l""" lo B" l0 "e noinor or nssesslng gesien tnai tvm. urimes bo appoint xween lommeicini ntui .MnrKot Dr. Lesllo and City Bnglnoor mtoSnlftnMi ti& I!10 W ,"ow" m.er off South.f.nal.y pa., "on tho ,.obl.n.,0er List Numbers 53-AISO morciai and MnrKot to mnko tho now """- "u no too work for ?o oi mo allowance. Hub Dry Goods Company 'Smart Wear for Women Corner Broadway and Central Avenue ) Phone 3tf SAIL NORTH ON BREAKWATER t, tho wholo (juurtor of a block for it. ietl nB Jr Grrncs lntl eon oppos-l mt !!, :,'; .,,?,cr,,1 tuk0 8010 of SWoU?oH.vwhi,ar SI! Bound for Portland the Passen Jlbrarv moro accessible. or so. it wns agreed to do this G. W. Trlbbey said thnt F. B. Con- city Coal Contract. 25!JL.,,0i. 'ST l,rom,0,,,,J Sixth llldH on furnishing forty tons of T i m "ooponcl when ho pro- coal to tho city hall this winter wore posed building, but slnco he has built opened. Hugh McLaln bid G per fomo of tho proporty owners have ton on Douver Hill coal, M. 11. Mulloy iCJl?id?M,t..( th? "Broenient. Ho bid IE on Ubby coal and Geo A. tirged that It bo planked on tho sur- Ualnes bid $4.95 on Coqullle lUver face of tho present (111. coal. At first Mulloy'. bid was not iIh. M0""11 m ,,ot ,nk0 any (M- ,encd' c"' Recorder nutler having ulto action, howover. misplaced it and forgotten It, but Mr. i " Mulloy appeared on tho scene and re- J7A1H OF THANKS minded him of It. Wo wish to thank our frlonds ., F,ro C1,,0f Keating said thnt the who were" so kind to us during the nndl,rSn!ilM,mS2 both, noave.r Hill recent sickness nnd death of our y SZ IRoTS darling baby. , only satisfactory coal that they had MR. nnd MR8. II. W. PAINTER 8ecred and woro now using It. ae0- Raines said that tho coal he I1IL II K Kt'irv iikw, proposed to furnish was good coal. . .... V WV' 1KNr,sl was being used by ninety por cent of rhono 112-J, Room 204, Coko Dldg. coal burners In tho Coqullle Valloy nnd was from tho Kay mine. Ho said Koyzor's FAHKWHMi Dance Shim- ,1Rt InlM' ,n Marshflold wero using on.' ' rAVILMON ) wi )7siTl L l a,udI that, l wa 00"- oal than ', ' io lad early last year from another li'iiium o . ... .. .. . mine. "J " "r ""nn-eu. llaln.-. Mr. Keatlnir kj.1.1 ihv ,o,i .riQ,i llurii Old House. Councilman Bvertsou stated that Hindus Who Return With a passongor list of fifty-three after Inspecting tho old vacant houso and carrying 150 tons of mlscollano on south Eighth Btroet noar Golden,' 0UB ireiBiii, mo nteunisiiiii uruuKwut Dr. Straw, City Health Officer, had cr cleared out this afternoon nt 12:30 ordered it condemned and destroyed. 1,0d north to Portland. On board Clear Wharves I woro tll three Hindus that yesterday Councllmani Albrccht Requested landed hero from Portland when thoy thnt tho Marshal bo Instructed to hcnld have boon sont to Marshflold, hnvo tho city whnrvos cleared offi "iinois. io men atiraciea a great lard W. Oanbui-y, 1). Douglas, J. Lauudy, Mrs. J. I.aiiudy, M. Isaacson, U. Hnrlockor, C. W. Linn. H. Meodor, H. 1. Richardson, W. T. Prltchard, II. h. Mans, T. Smith, A. Itunos, M. 8u dock, J. Hnslch, H. II. Delalttrc, J. II. Ilauni, Mrs. Horry, Miss nilllugs, T. Cnnlch, II. II. Peck, R. C. Iluyea. 8JG EATERS GEI 0 and kept In good condition. Iluy in Properly, djenl of attention about tho town while thoy woro hero and many fear ed tney wero tho vanguard at a ,i .?i IteIcrder1 .""tier reported, Hindu Invasion to tho neighboring that tho city had beon forced to bid sawmills ftcife ?ora8tS? lw h$2s:.0 tho Drcnkwnt- . . ... HK ,.., ... 1 1 ffim vR Another Sign o Weak Eyes Aversion to bright light denotes weak eyes that need tho help of good glasses. Not to heed nature's warning means a con tinual weakness of tim nvi imtn i,. ...... past tho aid of nature. Dp you care to look forwa-l to such a time? If not. then let u. examine your eyes and fit them' with proper glasses. Wo have a scientific optician In charge, nnd n woll-equlppod lens grinding plant. NO WAITING FOR GLASSES HERB. - OIO'ICUj rHAUT.MKXT K1 CROSS D U STOHIJ , l'liONK J'JS paying J2100 theroforo. Ho was alBo authorized to bid In1 some more property on Second Btreot next weok for assessmouts. For Cltv Scale. Councilman Albrccht said that President McLaln. of the .Marshflold Chamber of Commerce, had requested mat stops bo taken to securo a standard city scale for weighing coal, etc. Some though that D. L. Rood, who Is receiving ?25 por month as official scale, tester should look after It. Mr. Albrecht thought mat tuo engineers at the city Hall could look after the scale and Coun cllman Wilson thought that Inspec tor Trlbboy could do so. Finally, after considerable discussion, no act Ion was taken, Charge for Setter. City Engineer Ducklngham report ed that a man named Anderson, at Eleventh and ttammerclal, who hnd not paid his sower assessment, claim ing tho sower wns too low. Now ho has connected up" with tho sowor. Ho will bo ordered to-pay tho as setsment, less the cost of oxtra pip ing to connect witn the sower. Mr. Ducklngham stated that John son & Larson had been awnninil a private-contract for planking Cur tis irom liroauway to Second. Koyzor's FAHKWULI Danco, Slmp on' PAV1LLIOX, WED., SEPT. 23. Capt. Sevcrson, A, Hakvlst, E. GIN bertson, Mlko Salvl, Loulso Salvl. Mil- and the result li kMit l bladder uoakucti tnd t cllno In health When your kldnejMia. or lead, your bacic nurtiorw Is cloudy, full of sed!ot)i obliged to book relift tun times durlnc the nfsht. If J for with sick headache or lm vous spells, add itomut, A hato rheumallam heati Is bad. got from your ph about four ounces of Jd & a tablcspoonful In a ilwiD before brcakfait for a IH your kldnoya will then art W famoiiB salts In made frc of grapes nnd lemon Jn!ce,t with llthla, nnd hai tot gcnorntlons to fUiih anl clogged kldnoya! to new nclds In tho urine w It Is n sourco of Irrltalloi.i"' blndder disorder. Jnd Salt, la InW1! Injure, mokes a d" cent Ilthla-water &, longs in ever uy - j Take n (JIiism of KjiKm lleforo Htvnk- fa.it If Vour Hack Hurts or llladder Dothers You ine American men unu """. ""'" M,v''' "j'f.i. ( must guard constantly against Kid- - ' rnm ,'w m ... .mm.. 1.1a l.nnna.nA ...f. Afll fAfll t much and all our food Is rich. Our blood Is filled with urle acid which tho kidneys strive to tutor out, they weaken from overwork, become slug Ish: tho ellmlnntlvo tissues clog For quick action Times Want ao - ,j TO THE LADIES:- -.. "- j ! Any rumor to the effect that this store i has J intends to abandon its MILLINERY DEPARTMBNl w J out foundation. Tn fact, we have just received aJ LARGE ASSORTMENT of trimmed and """5 At no season in tho past lias our showing ot tan "j.) shapes and trimmings been so complete. 'Ihero is jjj play from which to choose, and as to prices comparison , viuco you that, as formerly, we lead. . . fi You are most cordially invited to visit and iV j You will he vera iveicow Respectfully youfl - J Smith's -Variety Stoft department of our store. North Bend ,Jk i WHEAT $2 per cwt. At 1I.INK8'.