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tmmm mm 'WHHfcWifcj,iS THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIBIA OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1915 EVENING EDITION. FOUR mmwr-pjrHf i 1 4 4 i! 4) m COOS BAY TIMES M. O. MALOXEY, Editor and Pub. DAN E. MALONEY, News Editor Official Paper of Coos County Entered at tho Postofflco at Marsh Hold. OroKon. for transmission through the mails ti locond-class nail matter. 1 11USINHS.S LIKE ADMINISTRATION COUNTY JUDOB WATSON, Com missioners Dlmcnt and Arm strong nnd Ilondmastor llall Lowis are business visitors on Coos Bay. Tho Commissioners nro hero to Investigate tho changing chan nel In South Slough and to Inspect boats with a view to tho Installa tion of a night ferry sorvlco to Knttslde. Thoro is apparent effort on tho part of tho County Court to give Coos County an offlclont and buplnoss-llko administration of af fairs. In this thoy desorvo encour agement and will recelvo approval. There Is need for greater economy In tho administration of public af fairs and business of all kinds but It should bo economy with ef ficiency. Thoro Is economy that Is expensive as well as economy that Is wise. Thoro Is need of tho ex orclso of common senso and Judg ment In tho expenditure of pub lic funds as well as private. Tho Times wishes County Judge J ml go Watson nnd tho County Court a reign of prosperity and success ful endeavor. In tho big things that aro to tako placo In Coos County In tlio next six years tho County Count will play an Important part and tho Times hopes to boo Us ef forts rewarded in n manner that will bring Invaluable benefits to the county and its pcoplo, and tho satisfaction to tho Court that comes with having a task woll dono nnd appreciated. "Horo's hoping," .'o tho now Court. (Continued from Pago One.) reached tho ground, after awaken ing ninny of tho sleepers was tho statement of E. 0. Wllletts on the stand. Up Shortly After Flro Shortly beforo he was awakened A vigorous movo to linvo tho case continued this afternoon was mado by tho dofenso buo was overruled by Judge Pcnnock. Late yesterday afternoon Dan Orr wns supoonaed ns a witness for tho defense, though he was not on tho stand today. Ho Is expected to ap pear Monday. Is Willi Hondsnieii Mr. Skorrott has kept closo to some of his bondsmen over slnco ho was released on ball. Ho spends tho nights with Mr. Llndborg. While Skerrctt's friends expected that ho would bo bound over to the grand Jury, they were anxious to get n lino on nil tho evldenco that REPORT 01 L BIKER HILL FIRE (Continued from Pago One.) Ing. Mr. Craig was physically In capacitated from making much or any effort to csenpo and wns taken from tho building by tho men of tho flro dopnrtinont of tho city of Mnrshflold, but before his rescue, Mr. Crnlg received burns resulting In his death Immediately thore nfter. In tho matter of this rescue following persons nro among tho wo would particularly commend tho deceased: S. E. Lewis occupied members of tho flro department of i... it.. ..-in. nf hiIma t itrii1in !. 1 VI I . .... . .. . , , , , , """"the state has against him so that his testified that ho had left his room . . n nnn ,,,.,...,, ,.,.. nnd had gono down tho hall. "There jBnd tJmt t c d to nbJo tQ was no trace of flro or smoko at tha J J furnlah reasonable ball in case ho tlmo, I rend for a few minutes nmH rt . , MUD UUU1IU Uv,'l. M 0 IN I DMPOM 01 WAimu.v m:i:n'H water bvs- TKM AT LAKKPORT NKW MAXIC AT ('AHIHN'KR .SHOWN UP WEIiL. Tho wator system which Warren Heed is Installing at Hcedsport will glvo that section ono of tho host wator supplies In tho stuto outside of tho famous irull Hun supply at Portland, according to W. C. Ilrad loy, who returned from thoro yes terday. Work on tho system is now undorwny and It Is expected to have it completed with slxtcon months. Already nbout sovonjy foot of '.ho tunnels which will bo 11GG foot long, has boon driven from Clear father for Christmas. Ho mado nn at Lnko, tho sourco of supply. Through tempt to got tho insurnnco. thin tunnel, a main two foot in dloni-, L. E. Hliven, ono of tho firemen, ctor will bo put In. This main told of how tho building wns "nil a costs $3.G0 por foot. Tho Intnko blnzo when wo trot. thorn." .. . a... . - . I " win uo ion loot uoiow tho lovel of Clrnr Lake. Mr. Itced has flocured Clear Lake, which has n wator area of a SO acres. Ilesldos this, ho has also then I went to sleep." Ho escaped down tho fire escape. 0:i crutches P. T. CnBey camo to tho stand. Ho loft tho third floor by tho window route, landing on tho ground In his night clothes. "I saw old Mr. Craig come to tho window. Tho flro was all about hi in then. Somo of tho boys turned the hoso on tho window. It wns awful nnd I turn ed away." Hoard nn Explosion Ho stated that a short tlmo after this ho heard nn explosion, ho though In tho north end of tho build ing nnd after that tho flro burned up to tho third floor. Mrs. E. Grnndoll, who lives within a block of whero tho boarding houso stood, testified that when sho first saw tho flro it was burning "In tho north end on tho lower floor". A question asked by tho prosecution regarding tho gnrago flro of Skor rott's somo tlmo ago was objected to by tho dofenso. Vivian Craig, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Crnlg told of tho books and personal effects that Skor rott owned and kept In his room. Sho wns asked about tho wiring. Several times, she said, fuses had been blown out. Engugo in Wordy llntflc "Just a moment", broko in tho at torney for tho dofenso, following a quostlon that had boon interrupted by tho stnto. Tho former wns asked not to bo so "d nod cranky" nnd thoro upon followed a brlof engage ment regarding "bottle of milk" nnd "bottles of boor." Tho court In terrupted nnd tho caso proceeded. Walter Condron ntnted Skorrott told him tho flro must liavo started on tho second floor "for thoro It seomed burning tho most". Receive liisiiranco "It wns about tho hiBt of Decem ber," snld August Frlzeon, "that Skorrott took out $fi00 insurnnco on his books and porsonn) effects. Onco afterward ho remarked about $200 moro on books received from his room number ! I In tho oil or an nex, nnd there is no ovldenco that ho was over awakened or mado any effort to csenpo, but from tho posi tion of his remnlus in tho debris, wo bellcvo that ho suffocated and novcr nwnkencd. Tho snmo mny bo snld of Lewis Kallnowskl, who oc cupied room number IS on tho northwest corner of tho building. Tho Inst named person could liavo escaped as did Mr. tflolke, by swing ing to tho porch roof below. Mr. W. S. Glover occupied room number 32 on tho west sldo of the build ing, nnd wns evidently confused In making efforts to escape. Tho door of his room was about sixteen feet from tho fire escnpo nt tho south end of tho building, which was un obstructed ns shown by tho fact that others escaped down tho same. On t)io second floor woro 19 oc- cupants on tho night of tho flro, four of whom died in tho flames or as a result of their burns. Their rospcctlvo enses nro described ns follows: Roy B. Askew occupied room tho city of Mnrshflold, and especially Mr. Max Krouger. fectlon is tho result of ti couplo of silvers Hint penetrated tho hnnd a fow dnys ago. RoBbburg llovlow." 81T.MMOXH. Ill tho Circuit Court of tho Stnto of Oregon, In nnd for tho County of Coos. Homo Mortgngo Co., formerly known ns Homo Trust Co., a cor poration, Plnlntlff, vs. L. II, HoIh nor nnd Elizabeth Ilolsnor. his wife, L. J. Simpson, Albert Seollg, Pntrfftlr 1 1 iintinuum' n 1 r.1....... Wo find that tho statutes of tho Hoorl8 " aoor;o A ""' State of Oregon wnro not compiled lmatomtlorf ,, c Jo with in tho manner of equipping ,...... ' " To Ellznboth Ilolsnor, Defendant SEAMEN'S BILL TO GO TO KIOEIT Ur Aiioclitotl Vtrtt to Coo. D7 Tlmn. WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 27. Tho Sennto adopted today tho con ference report on the seamen's bill already adopted by tho House, end ing n two yea's fight in Congress. The bill now goes to PrcBldont Wil son. Tho measure raises tho stand-1 ard of labor for scamon and nro- vldcs for Incrensod safcv enulnmont m,mucr 39 tho northwest cor on lake and occon steamers. ncr of tno building, nnd It wns 'out the window onto tho porch roof nnd escape, ns did tho others on that sldo of tho building, but from tho testimony, wo nro satis fied that ho suffdeated In his sleep and never awakened to mako .'tho attempt. In connection with Mr. Askow's case wo would compllmont Iila relative nnd friend, Mr. Chns. IlCCCC. OCCUIiant of tho ndlnlnlni; CIIAItCllil) WITH XKU'Slunilt rooni. for tho bravn nffnrt whirl, , ATTACK O.V LILIHOTIST. mado to aroiiHo nnd -nwnken Mr. Tl-nt tho costs In tho Ilarton .nso, I Aakcw it H' danger of his own which tho defendant wnH ordoroil tn I "fo- pay. togother with a $.'100 fine, will i I-"'B Pn',nB ccupnnt of room totnl closo to $1000 la tim l.oilnf ' "er 12, on tho east sldo of of District Attornov Llllonvlst. .Im ! ''ulldlng, could liavo snvod himself J returned Into yesterday nftcrnoon ,)y "'i'1' stopping out of his win ficm Ilosaburc. whnro hn nnM:ii. t,ou onta tho rof of tho storngo ed tlio enso. Ilarton will also oavo i ,ca"to bt ovldonly beenmo coufus to pay his own exponsos. Ilarton od nn,, rnn dow" llln IinI1 lo ln0 received a verdict convicting him WorHt of ,n0 flnino nntl flro' wIloro of slinulo or liiiiocnnt iiBHiniH n!i. . ,,,B "a"y rounu. GO 5 TS E BARTOW ABOUT (I IilI.IKQVIST TICLLS OK KOSHItUltn 'i'iiiM.c. a. si:iiLmti:i)i: is Jury wns entirely unprejudiced, ac cording to tho nttorncy, nnd tl-o Myron Craig, son of Goo. W. Craig, tho Iobbco, occupied room Tolls of Finances Jack McDonald, who sold Skorrott tho two cars used on tho Hunker Hill Rtago run, Htated tho accused told verdict, ho bolloves, was as strong I num,)cr l" on tho west sldo of tho uuimiiiK, nnu niionipiou to reach tho flro oBcapo at tho south end of tho hall, but becniuo ovor-powored by smoke nnd suffocation and wns found In an unconscious condition at tho door of tho flro cscapo, whonco ho was taken by Wlloy Lnngdon. Wo would especially com pliment Mr. Lnngdon for tho daring courago and enduranco which ho displayed In moklng this rescue, but a? tho evidence presonted would per mit. Mr. Llljcqvlst has been compli mented by many on tho way ho l.nr.dled tho cbbo, as It was genor nllv expected that Barton would piobably cscapo conviction on tho Gocond trlnl. Attack IN i:plnlned. Mr. LMJoqvlst was qulto Irate oo' a contemptible nttnclc and criticism of him in the Itosoburg "8 a ro8,,lt ot h'8 burns' Dyro pnpers. Yesterday ho received a ' rnlfr dl0il nt tho Morcy Hospital, long dlatanco telophono mosaago j ln, ,tho clty of North I,on,K nt 7:30 from District Attomoy Nounor, oft.c " lho nUiK following Ilosohurg, who ably asslBtcd him In conducting tho enso, explaining tho mnttor. Mr. Llljcqvlst wns thon not nwaro of tho attack, but Mr. iiiiii. iiiuir iiii iirA riinr im tit..nt. i. filed on tho Lake Ednn mipply. !i,rnu .. ..i, ,i., .... .,".'. ..,.7". I ISO,,llor told him nbout It and Bald Lako Edna can bo connected with ilnf ' ,,... ,iJ t,Z ,."""' l Uui ,10 ,,nrt K" to ft "osoburB pa- . , "" " b'Hh.por printing It nnd asked an ex niiiii'ii, iiuniruying ono or tno enrs, Clear Lako by a short cannl and when connected up will rnlso tho lovel of Clear Lako nbout sovon feet. It will glvo a total wator area of cor COO acres. Xew Hunk Does Woll. Tho First National Hank ot Our I nsked him for security. Ho told mo thou ho had not sold out. "Skorrott owes mo nbout $l,r.00. Gcorgo Crnlg told mo Hint Skerrett had sold tho run and tho cars." Mc- dlnor Is In full swing now, Mr. 'I0""!'1 t08,lf,ca U,,,t ,10 1,tul "rant- lirndloy stntos. Although It hhfl bcon open for business loss than n month, It ling deposlta that would bo flattorlng to a bank In a much lurgor city. II. L. Edmunds Is tha cnFhlor. Ho Is n now arrival tlmro. O 11. Hlnsdalo, Frod Assoiiliolmrr lonvo "lul ,lint ,l lintl " Insuranco od Skorrott "as much tlmo ns ho wanted to pay because a hospital and doctor's bill had cost him about $750. "Ho also told mo," snld Mr. Mc Donald, "that he was not going to rnd tho lending men of tho Uinpquii Vnlloy nro stockholders In tho InstL tution. Tho now building for tho policy on which ho could rnlso $2,000 any tlmo. It was in C. It. Peck's of- flco later Hint ho testified tho poI- bank Is progressing rapidly, the,t!' WU8 t transferable and that rcot being now on. A flno vault is Ma for had been paying tho pro- ieing put In. It will bo ns noarly ' '. lu.rglar proof and flroproof as can pluuntlon.. Ho said that they told him It camo from C. A. Sohlbrodo, one of llarton's attorneys. Mr. Nnu. nor said It wns uncnllod for and untiiio and that ovoryouo who b;ul heard tho enso or boon connected Itli it know tho fncts. Mr. Neunor wns moro oxorclsod, nppnrcntly, over It than was Mr. Llljoqvlst, as the ntlor fools that tho outcomo Is n bettor criterion that a stntomont to go by. FICKLE VICTORY TOL tho flro. A. A. Crnlg, father of tho losseo, was an occupant of room nuinhor 18 on tho west Bldo of tho build- said building with flro protection and means of escape. For tho information of tho public In this regard, wo would call at tention to tho provision of Sections 19S.1-108C or Lords Oregon Lnws: "All hotels or lodging houses In tho Stnto of Oregon moro than two stories In height Bhall bo provided with at least one flro escnpo of Iron or othor Incombustible material, on each street front ot tho building, conveniently accessible from eoeh room or snld building. "All hotols or lodging houses In tho Stnto of Orogon not covered by tho provisions contained In tho Inst section, nnd not provided with nt least ono flro escnpo of Iron or othor incombttstlblo material ns provided In tho Inst section, shall bo provided with manlln or sisal ropes, not less than ano-hnlf inch In diameter, nnd of sufficient length to reach to tho ground, knotted 12 Inches npnrt, In every room used ns n lodging room, except tho rooms on tho ground floor. I'All ropeB to bo socurely anchor ed near a window, kept colled and exposed to tho plain view of tho occupant, with printed directions ns to how to u so such rope, posted within six inches of whero tho ropo wns fastened. "Any porson Hilling to comply with 'tho provlHlous ot this net, Hliail bo deemed guilty of a mis- (lotiionnor, nnd upon conviction thereof, slinll bo punished by a flno not exceeding Fifty Dollnrs, nnd oury dny that such porson shall fall to comply with tho provisions of this act shall bo doomed a sep arate nffonso. Millie wo do not wish to mako nny dctciiBo for tho owners or Icbbco of tho building In question, yet, It ia our opinion, based upon our ob Forvutlou of othor lodging Iioubob In this vicinity, Hint tho building In quostlon ftirnlBhcd moro opportunity for escape from flro by reason ot tho porches, leanto's, water tower nnd flro escape than tho nvorago building used for llko purposes. Wo bellovo that, while tho city ordin ances, of tho cities of this county may havo in a mnnnor been com piled with, that hardly In nny In stances lina tho abovo-quotcd stnto law boon obsorved, and wo would recommend to tho public, nnd urgo upon tho law enforcing officers of this county, thnt tho campaign of lnw enforcement In this regard ho at once ontorod upon. VPTOX IS AFFLICTED J. M. Upton, of tho local United Statos laud oflco, is suffering from blood poisoning of tho hnnd. Tho n- You nro hoioby notified that you nro required to appear and nnswor tho coniplnlnt now on fllo against you in tho ubovo entitled court, In tho nbovo entitled suit, In which Homo M'ortgngo Co. Is plnlntlff nnd L. II. Ilolsnor nnd you, Ellznboth Ilolsnor, L. J, Simpson, Albert Seo llg, Patrick HoniiosBey, C. P. Cole mnn, E. L. Hoborts, Gcorgo Hobs. John IloBtendorf nnd C. W. Harris nro defendants, on or boforo tho 10th dny of April, 111 15, tho Bnmo being tho Inst day for answering prescribed In tho order of publica tion, nnd if you fnll to so appear or nnswor on or bororo snld date. tho plnlntlff will npply to tho couit for tho rcllof domnnded In Hh com plaint, n succinct stntaindnt or which Is ns follows, to-wlt: Judgment ngnlnst snld defendant L. H. IlelBiior for tho sum of $1.- 000.00 with Interest thorcon nt the at tho rato of 8 por cent por an num from tho 1-lth dny of Fohru nry, 10i;t, and attorney roes, upon Itn first causu of unit, in tho HUm of $100.00. Judgment against tho dofondnntB L. II. Ilolsnor nnd Ellznboth Ilols nor for tho Bum of $1,000.00 with Interest thorcon at tho rato or 8 por cent per annum from tho 11th dny of February, 1013, and nn at tomoy fco of $100.00 upon Its boo oml catiBo of suit: Judgmont nguliiHt snld dofondnnt L. II. IIolBiior for tho sum of $1, .'125.27, with intorost on $100.11 nt tho rato ot 8 por cont por an num from tho 10th day of October, llil.l, Intorost on tho hiiiii of $R72 80 nt tho. rato of 0 per cont por annum trom tho llth dny of Dcrombor, 101.1, and Interest on tho sum of $592.00 nt tho rato of 8 por cent per annum from tho II 1st dny or December, l!)i:i. And thnt snld plnlnlirr havo Judgmont against tho Bnld dofonjinntH L. H. Ilolsnor and Ellznboth Holsner for tho sum of $1,182.11 with Interest thorcon nt uiu no ui h por cent por annum rrom Octobor 13th, 101.1, nnd for Judgment against said dofondaiit I.. II. Ilolsnor for tho sum of $.100.00 nn attorney fooo upon plnlntlffa third causo of suit; Judgment ngnlnst said dofondnnt L. 11. Hol8iior for tho sum of $071.- 08, nnd Intorost on $011.08 at tint rato of 8 por cont por annum from April 10th, 1013, nnd Intorost on $127.00 nt tho rato of 0 por cont por annum from tho 0th dny of Juno, 1013, and for tho sum of i 00.00 as ntlornoy foe8 heroin on Its fourth cniiBo of suit: Judgmont for Its costs nnd dls- IH'IhOlllOlllH In il. Ala,. .. ""lllll ....""" lur Ma..: IT"01: o!uX, 't Us mortgn'; N ,,J07l8n second t lltcd thn ,??'" ll'o third il.. V?1 nbovo lescrlbo,l. !t ngi-eeinont nf t.."1 T. llnlnM.2f ,'B fourth II- ' " of morH cIog nil il, !.Mft title nn,l I... ". "m'l . or ":h "rough or J ? ' "0!'"cr or aiauS lo 8ald reai pr ; f'o cast half of kt , . '" of lot 3. ... 8 f the town o C COrdlllL' In ... .. . " joyed and mjf or l.. H, Tjca & ml of rccordn,hef omce of coo, CouttjZ Kothcr with tha ....." 'tnnients nnd ,.,!? m" longing or I, Ut, nni-lnlnl- aMl na nil o(Ui, "I'.ts- right, nn. ..." B1 In M,n .""""' - ..w oiuuu, Tl.nt tho court njW "old In tho mm2 lnw fur II. n ... . "1'i.n execution, m ,J. chkIh bo first ippKtful uiu lAponscs of iwllijil over sum is found dMJ from snld dcfcndanli, bJ ftMr.kn.. .Aj. ... m " l.' -i ana tofiil manner, noftcwr, thliul ur.'.. i. l -i n Him morigasa cai flfBt paid and dlKbirni I.Inlnt'fCH second uortp nhall 1-e paid and dlich.7 men 1110 proceedi i$t pi.ymcr.t of plalnllfn id mortgage lien, and thtgtit monl of plnlntlff'i niite gngo lien, nnd the h'm thoro bo, direct that Hit paid Into Court to ttliti ther order thereof, ut biicIi Halo tlio plaintiff r J tho parties to this loliqJ purcliiiHurs of uld pis! for biicIi other and ftrkl ns to tho Court thill ita c(ultublu. ncrrico uy uui locctii by publication in pirunl order mndo by the Iljir S. Co Ice, Judge ot thil of the Htnto ot Orer-M County of Cooi, diWl dny of Fcbruarjr, Dili that thu publication ttcril Coos Ihiy Times, a wv llshnd at Mnrthfleld, Cm Orogrn, ono a week fell lod of six consecutlre iri menclng with the flntpj of the summons on the Til February, 1915. W uwr. Attorney I! (First publication, fiU last publication, April U GOES U With Victory in a. fleltlo mnml. C. F. McKnlght hero stated that changing constantly from ono field bo built. It Is of com-rot 0, roln- a settlement had boon started, $400 to nnothor In a basltot ball gamo that forced with railroad Iron and Is Having already boon paid and also was hard fought from whlstlo to mnn uixuiiiuiK ,0 mo u. 8. tlov- mi a noto (or moro thun $1C0 nt whlstlo tho Maishflold High School orninont specifications. , tho Flanngnn nnd llonnott bank had I uasslne la tho last fow minutes of lluslnoss Is pretty good nnd all hcon taken up. nro fooling optimistic over tho fu- ture. DIRECrOUS AUK CHOSEN' Coos Hay lltihlmv.s MwiV Association IvIccIk Dlivclors Twenty-four moinbors wero In at- tondanco at tho annual mooting of the Coos Hay lluslnoss Men's association last night. Tho roports of Sec. Caton showed tho year to havo been a sue- . cossful ono for thorn. Tho plans for tho branch associations organized under vice-presidents in tho various "Skerrett owed $300 to tho Good rum Clnrnge nnd so 1 went his noto at tho bank. Ho later told mo this hnd boon paid nnd I had no Idea thoro was anything wrong until tho bank notified mo, as ono of tho sign ers, that thero was $150 duo." Says ho Is Voting .Man On tho Btnnd C. It. Pock testified that Skerrett, bolng uunblo to mako payments on tho cars, had attended a mooting of boiuo of his ciodltors. Ho owed $300 to Smith nnd Wado, also. "We flgurod from his llfo In surance that he was only 31 years old, said Mr. Peck and Skerrett towns of the county woro approved Tho nowjy electod directors will J had replied that ho Is "only a young meet next Tliosdav night nnd plinnin 1 mnn ' , .-.. ...... V..WWHV ....... officers. Tho dlroctors chosen aro E. P. Lewis, R. A. Copplo, Ceo. II. Rotnor, F. O. Ilorton, II. Nasburg, C. E. Mather, R. D. Hazor and J. S. Lyons. minutes of. play, last evening dofeated tho Myrtlo Point flvo by a 21 to '13 scoro. As. a prollmlnnry tho Sophomoro team dofeated tho Froshmen 13 to C. ' And In so doing tho local quintet! pulled thomsolves ngnln to tho topi of tho ladder, tho upper round of I which is crowded now by Mnrshflold, ) Coqulllo nnd Dandon, all having tho snmo percent nud each team having still two games to play. It Is upon tho outcomo of tho final series that tho chomplonshlp of tho county rosts. Tho following was tho lino up for tho two schools and tho points mado by each man last night. Mnrshflold . .Position. . Myrtlo Point Burrows S Ei Sl)lrqs forward Wattors C A,im. io FIRST ADDITION TO MAR.SHFIELD "Wllllm Gqliucs, foreman of the. Jury, was called to tho stand nndLecocq 0 .'!-." "inner 7 thon followod tho motion of Mr. LllJ-j , center oqvlst that tho hearing bo postponed McDonald jt Sl)r08 until Monday. "Wo havo two witness- i.,.nr,i A bargain day plan was discussed es to find," ho said. "I havo been , Chapman 1 ... wimhoru. ,-.., -.. UUuua ui my ouico.) uoioreo: iiurold Adams, Myrtlo 1 Tliero Is blislnnsa Mint iiinut Im ni. Tnli.. it. ....t-.. .-... .. ... .. BEGIN TODAY For yoars ypu have bcon planning a homo of your own. You want to get away from tho monthly rent receipt; every dollar you pay for tho privilege of living In some ono else's houso you want to Invest In your own homo. In your own mind you havo 'tho Idea of a piece of ground whore you can build your house, havo a garden and take measure In knowing that it's all yours. ' Why not begin now? Look over FIRST ADDITION; "you'll llko tho location. You can buy the property on terms that equal no moro than the rent you nro now payiB. $300 is tho price of these choice 10x120 -foot lots, streets graded, good soil, water service, you'll want to build there. Ask for a plat at our office and look over this home builders' section. You'll be delighted with It. ' J ' J and referred to a committee. , . . r-i .! ; Reynolds Development Co. (OWNER) 178 Central Ave. ' !&.' KAA Times Wont Ads for results. " -" wv "-,, iiinu, ur, u. W. .Morrow. (tended to In Coqulllo. Marshfleld, I 'MSfiSLSmmMtttlttit wm-m mini... .. . ..iJ -- ' i 5s3Br3DTM!ff'WJfci6ts3