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THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1915 EVENING EDITION
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DOINGS OF CITY COUNCIL
IVEiAniES pMyOURmpAITBRNS
BfSWmiii3uai ' fc "wafldMrt ;YAawrM ?rt
Surprising Values in
Women's
Fall Suits
Fashionably iimito fmnu Kiodiltm
nbltt Materials, in every Fashionable
Autumn Shade. Many tif Ibcnt
dimmed In fur.
, Ami vhllo thco Hulls nro iiuiisiial
vnliics, (hey appeal oven mtiiu bo
entiso f tbolr MiiiU'liiL'SM of Ntjle.
SiiKh tif fine Gabardine, Whipcords,
Hrciiihiofh, Wool l'(iilln uiitl (bo
new mixtures. Homo with high chin
collars ami trimmed wllh rlt'li silk
braid.
$16, $17.50, $20, $25
Hub Dry Goods Co.
"SMARTWEAR FOR WOMEN"
Corner BroadwayantlCcntral Avenue. Phone 361
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TAX LEVY 20 MILLS
AM) THIS HAISKS $1,000 I,14SS
THAN Til 14 Hl'DGKT I4ST1.MATI4
Xo Oilier Way Out, Hut. To Monti Do
ehiro Countiliucii Ordinance
Passes' I'lia'iluiomdy
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DISPUTED
BIXOIiAIIl AXD TUIjLHV CIjAIM
COUNCIL I)IV14HGI4D
Tlielr Attoriicy SnjM Contracts
Should llavo llccn l,ct "Plcco
I Meal" iiutl Not Altogether
BUSINESS
MEN
HrXKGATiO.N TO ATTI4XI) QUAIt
TKltlA MI4I4TJNG TOXIOIIT
Take, Hjieclal Train to Cellar Point
t ami lltuitil lloat for llamlon
Hack at linrly Hour
Aboard u special train Into this
afternoon a delegation of Murshflold
nml North Hoik! business men left
for lftindon whoro tonight thoy will
moot with tho Coos County Husl
ncHS Mons' Association nt Its qunr
terly gathering. Tho visitors Intend
to return about two n. tn. via flpcu
litl bout mid train, to thotr homes,
Merrick 1h CoiiiIiik
L. It. Merrick, otato Honrotnry of
tho Oregon IlolntI Morchnuts Asso
ciation, lolophonod from Floronco
this morning Baying ho was coining
and wnB duo to arrive horo on tho
Htago about 2:30 p. in. Ho la to hu
nno of tho prluolpnl spunkem this
avonlng.
All morning long 14. L. Powell,
Bocrotnry of tho organization, Hut tit
IiIb telephone und cnllud tho Coos liny
mcmliors, urging thoni to ho on hand
thlH afternoon. Ho said nt one
o'clock that ho expected 10 moin
hern would got away. Tho Chiiriu
will moot tho train at Cedar Point
and tnko tho visitors down to Han
don. MuM Toast mauler
Tho program of tho session tonight
wiib not known horo today but via
long distance Mr. Powell nscortuln
od that ,1. YY. Mast, of Hnnilou, Is
tonutmaster of tho evening and that
J, Albort Mntson will probnhly bo u
Bpcnker from Mnrsliflold.
CITY MEN LOSERS
I4MPM)YI4S OK CITV IIAVI4 WAH
HAXT.S HHAVI4D 5 PI4U C14XT
Twenty mills IH tho tax lovy or
MarHliflcld Tor 1916. This Is an In
crease from tho 13.5 mills of 191C, of
0.5 mills. And oven at this tho city
fathers declared, at their meeting off
lust evening, thnt the Income of the
city will fall $ 1,139 bolow tho total
of tho budget for tho now year.
Prohibition in cans a direct loss to
I MurBhfloId'B finances of $7, BOO next
year, or ono half of what It will bo
tho following your. To suvo bond
ing to liny tho current running exs
ponscs, the city fathers after long
deliberation, declared there wiib no
other wny out, but to make tho levy
!20 mills.
Xo Plot est Kiiterctl
Wlwttn r t iiKiilnatu fpntu ...-
A 1J J 11 VI U 111 jril'lVDLO iiuiii Jll 1J-
fporty ownors, though Henry Seng-
fltneken declared there ought to bo
I a "shaving" tako pluco In connec
tion with tho offlco of City IlullS
lng, Plumbing and Wiring Inspector.
Xot Rclf Sustaining
Ho was told that last year this of
flco had come within $10 of being
Ask Council to In Homo Way Makt
up Difference Warrants to
.bo Pnlil up In ."May.
Claiming that the council sudden
ly diverged from a Bet custom of
years when It awarded tho contract
for six or seven concrete sldowallc
projects to ono contracting firm In-
Btcnd of picking out tho various Items
of the bidding, and nwardtng tho
work to tho lowest bldtlor for ench
ltom, 13. L. McCluro, representing
Sinclair and Tulloy, contractors, ap
peared boforo tho city council last
ovonlng urging it to rescind Its form
SHUT DRAIN FLUME
OP14X HOX AMX MIMj SLOUGH
T14HMI4H DAXU14HOUS
City to Ask Pott to l-'oot Hill Fliimo
Opeiictl nt Time Dotirln was
Cleaned Out Img'Ago
All other brnnohes of iIIbciibsIoii
railing, thcro is nothing that meets
with grontcr approval in tho cham
bers of tho city fathers than a good
old wrgumont about who should bo
responsible for tho dralnngo of Mill
Slough, said argument generally ter
minating with as much satisfaction
ns tho old saw, "How long is a
string?" Hut InBt night thorc was
a variation.
Tho Port Commission, via Henry
Sengstnckon, secretary, acknowlodg
nr nntlnn rifirt "nil fnr llnu llltlft. Af.
tor an hour or aimless discussion thoC(1 t"t thelro Is tho duty or putting
matter was laid on Hio tablo for n
wcok.
Cltos Old Custom
"It lias been tho approved custom
of this 001111011," said Mr. McCluro,
"to let tho contracts on different
public Improvements to tho bidder
who submits tho lowc3t big for any
.particular clnss of work.
"Knowing this to bo tho long es
tablished custom, my clients, sub
mitted tliolr bids accordingly. Thoy
Ion n,u I to a bit bohlnd, becauso thorc
bus boon little business. Mr. Song
utncl'.on argued that tho offlco should
bo combined with tho duties of somo
, , other city ofriclnl arid cut out trio
City warrants, Hhuvod C per cent, offc0i No ono npMraml to t ox.
work an Injustice on city employes, ' Hto(, ovcr th(J ftrB,iniollt ti,ollKh u.
declared Chief of Police Jack Carter, . X. Cop,lo declared himself In favor
to tho Council last ovonlng. It Is 0f tno ,novo,
no fault or tho employes, ho Bald, clty llccor,icr nutlor l0ld up tho
Hint warrants nro bolow pnr, und j i,dgct. "It rellds with an estimate
Inasmuch as tho men aro hired for, f fni.n.10 for 1010," ho said. "Now
a cortaln salary, ho askod that, tho i nK,,ro mat ono mill brings Into tho
City Council In somo wny mako up c-lty about fa.filO. Tho ao hiIIIh
tho loss Incurred by tho warrants, then would mako tho amount to ho
Figures wore brought forward tot counted on, $50,200. Wo would
uhow that tho finances or Mnrsliflold havo to shavo down about $15,000 as
aro In good condition and that thoso ' It Is to mako both ends moot, and
warrants, now lvo por cent below! this, providing thoro nro no unusual
pur, will all bo cashed tn M'. oxpoiiBcs coming up that wo do not
"iiiiUh Xot Justified . ' know about now."
"I full to sen how tho bunks can ' "Such as litigation and somo mora
bo Justified In making this flvo per- Hldownlk milts," put In the City At-
!.! .1 I. l.t -!. a 4 n ft (!.
solr Biistalnlngl this year It has ml- "",,u.uu ' i " -' -i
..n i.i. i.oi.t.,,1 i. .. .i.- tt foot and, through theso dull times,
JbBt about mako wages. Tho grad
ing, thoy didn't want. They bid high
On thnt accordingly. It was tho
Bamo wny with tho other Items, tho
purbs nud tho olcctrlc llRht poles.
"No warning was given that this
cent discount providing tho city
pusses a liO-iiilll. tax lovy," tmld City
Attorney John I), (loss.
"Theso warranlu will bo paid In
Mny. 'fhey nro gilt, odged and
they're drawing n good 10, per cent
tornoy.
High l.t vy Scares
"Twonty mills as a tux lovy works
distraction In a city" declared Mr.
Copplo. "Wo can offer no Induce
ment horo to Investors. Wo cut ofr
GETS LITTLE
IL u VINHKKMAX MIW DO OWX HK-
.j COVKIHXtl OK SAIIi TAKI4X
pHtrii't Atttiiiioy IMentN Slight
,HliiJttby Wlfo Holds posses-
Mons at Point of CIiiii
No sympathy from tho district at
torney's orflro was secured by a flsh
oruiau nuiiied Stlnsou, from Kuiplro,
Who Inst ovonlng appeared boforo
Judge Pouuock and later Mr. I.IIJo
tv!nt asking what could bedouo with
inon who hud taken from lilm tho
foruH'l of tho Santa Clara which ho
brought u way from tho ship, lie
was told that nothing could bo douo
and sorrowfully ho wont homo. '
Stluson raino tn Judge Ponnock
lust ovonlng as ho was leaving for
homo. Ho told tho Judgo Hint It was
mighty hard work to cut tho fors'l
loose fioiu tho stays and that It wus
oven hurdor to got it nsboro. Hut
evidently tho hardest part of tho
wholo business wuh to kcop tho big
Btiotch or cunvns aftur ouco gutting
it on bind,
Some supposed friends guarded It.
Thoy did tho Job bo well, Bald Stln
Hon, that tho sail disappeared. He
snld It la worth about ?o() to $200.
"I got Boine other things from tho
wreck. Sqino bacon, flour and a few
Backs of potatoes, too." With
right now. Thn county warrants n' margin of profit thoy might hopo
aro uevurul yeurH behind nnd thoy ' t0 nmlec, oven boforo thoy start With
go for only flvo per cont discount. 8,,1h ft levy ns this, how can wo ox
It's not fair to the elty employes to lcct-to Incrcnso our boundaries? How
pay thorn In a doproclntod curroncy. I Can w0 1,ono to Mr,nK "nnlcor Hill, or
Thoro Is no money to crcato a j Nntlort Into tho city limits? It
special fund to pny tho dlfforcncu j cn,,,t ho imo' That's all.
In thoso warrnntB," paid City Uo-1 "Tlirco years ago," ho continued,
conlor Hutler. "And furthormoro. it ' r ,)"c,0,, "Bn,t mill lovy. Tho
doos great harm to create such a
fund," ho declared.
(lives Somo Klgtircs,
Ho went to his books and brought
out a handful of figures. "Taxes
this year will amount to $;iri,7Gl.i:i,
providing they hud all boon collect
oil. Wo got In $:i:i,08C.C0, or within
ZVi per rent of tho total. That's a
whole lot bettor than many titles
around horo havo douo.
A resolution asking tho banks to
roconsldor tbolr rulo of flvo por cont
off fop city warrants wnB suggested,
hut not passed and thu mutter wns
dropped.
next year it wont up to 13.5 mills nnd
now It soars again."
Kxpenses Xot increasing
"Our exponsos haven't incronseu
materially, "put In Duncan Fergu
son. "Whnt wo aro nddlnir now tn
chnngo was to bo niiido. Sovernl
fotlior parties hnvo lundo tho same
complniut."
'. Saltl Contractors Wcro Warned
Tills IiiBt Btntomont of Mr.
McCluro wnB challenged by City I4n
glncor A. II. Oldloy. "Wo lot blnnk
ot contracts this last summer," ho
said. And furthormoro, you aro un
der tho delusion thnt Sinclair und
Tulloy didn't know wo would let no
mora Jobs by ploco meal. I told him
bo boforo his bids woro submitted. I
I told him bo In front of witnesses."
It wus further explained that on
various city projects whom tho work
Juis been divided , giving first tho
grading to ono firm, tho curbing to
another, and tho making of sldowalk
to another, thnt ,tbo result was a
"mess' wllh ovoryono In tho other
fellow's way and Hie result has been
confusion. ,
; Xo Klght to Itcronsldei'
"I think thp council has no right
now to reconBldor tho bids," camo
tho oxprcsslon from City Attorney
John D. Goss. "And nnothor thing,
no man would want tho llttlo Inci
dental grading thn,t goes on with this
sldowalk contract, nnywuy. Ho
couldn't mako anything at It."
Again Mr. McCluro snld that Sin
clair nnd Tulloy had not understood
tho matter that wny, nud In good
faith had submitted their bid for on
ly ono department of tho work, tho
tho covers back on tho flumo down
Mill Slough, tilso tho fixing up ot
tho mun-holcB nnd tho BUbcsquout
imymont for tho oxponscs Incurred by
labor.
"Tho Port ought to fnston back tho
tops of the main riiimo," said City
14nglncor Gldloy, by wny or introduc
ing tho subject. Thcrourior It wns
nblo to Btnml on Its own legs.
Open llov Dangerous
Ho continued, "Tho box Is open In
ninny places. Children throw sticks
and stones In thoro. All thnt helps
to clog up tho system. Somo tiny
ono or them will rail in, thnt will
mako It oven worso. I think tho
Port ought to nttond to this at once"
Wo ought to turn this mnttor ov
er to our engineer and with n detailed
report to tho Port Commsslon ns to
what ought to ho dono," put In Mr.
Goss.
IIo cxplnlncd Hint tho mnttor Is
really a serious one, In spite of tho
Joking thoro. To clog tho riumo at
this tlmo, would In all probability
menu tho Incurring or thousands or
dollars In diuiinges nud to havo tho
box reoponcd and cleaned out again.
, Ought To I-'lv Soon
"And In tho fnco of such n predica
ment, i don't fool that tho city ought
to stop too long figuring who Is gd
Ing to pay for tho work,"' ho Bald.
On motion or Mr. Copplo It wob di
rected that a letter bo sent at onco
to tho Port Commissioners, tolling
thnt tho work Is needed, if thoy rail
to nttond to this, to lot tho city en
gineer go ahead with tho work and
chargo it up to tho Port.
Makes Xt Objections
Hut Mr. Songsthckon hud no objec
tions to this. "I think Ub tho Tort'B
work all right, ho accented. "And I
btJIIovo thoro will bo no trouble In
Betting thorn to pny for It."
"Kut whnt about tho dralnngo of
tho north arm?" put In some ono
from Bomowhero.
"Well, that's another mnttor," anld
Mr. Sengstnckon, nil by hlniBolr to
defend tho Port ngulnst tho questions
or Blx Husky councllmen. "I think
oolist
Penny Wise and Pound F
Tho cost of living makoo ovorv
woman look to doo whoro sbo can
save monoy, which, of coureo in
sensible and proper if not car
riod too far.
In tho caso of food-it wouid bo , ;
(foolish to attempt to cubstituto
sawduat for a breakfast food
bocauao it ia ohoapor. Evoryono'
knows sawduat has no food valuo '
nnd its udo would bo a po3itivo
Hotrimont to ,tho hoalth.
Royal Batfing Powdor, which is
tnado from cream of tartar, add3
only healthful qualitioa to tho
food.
Tho dlff oronoo in oo3t of a
fcan of biaouit3 or of a cako mndo
with Royal Baking Powdor a3 com
pared with cheap alum or pho3
phato of limo powders ia about ono
cont ,. whiohjis surely too small qq
amount to warrant tho ri3k.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO..
How York
tho lovy Is only about enough to j "Idownlk.
J mako up what wo aro losing from
tho saloons."
"Well, I don't think that theso
contractors put In their bids for nny
C1ESE
TO
IF
'I'll 14 1 Alt 14
MADI4
UHI4I) .MUST
KNOWN
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Makers autl Others Must Ivibel Tho
Goods In Which Orl'.-ntal
Product Is Used
If thoro nro nny Chlnoro eggs In
Murshriold thoy cannot bo used In
making any TliankBglving bakory
goods, without notice of tho fact.
Somo of tho eggs sold In tho city
now must havo como from furthor
distant than China. It Is frequent
to strike somo which nro bukkcbUvo
of ancient times.. It Is likely, how
ever ,thnt these nro not Chlneso
oggs, hut simply loqul and Hhlppcd
I ii oggs which havo boon stored up
awaiting higher prlrcs,
If thcro nro any cgh's horo ship
ped from China they cannot bo
used without making tho ruct known.
Homc-lnld 'Oggs will bo thn only
kind unod In tho making of cukes
and bakery goods, as Oregon's fa
mous Chlncso egg lut lias boon de
clared constitutional by n Portland
Judgo. It remains lor tho Supronio
Court or tho stnto and possibly tho
Supronio Court or tho United States
to any whothcr this law' Is uncon
stitutional, Tho Chlncso egg
Inw pnsjicd by tho 1915 Loglslnturo
rap!
requires that dcnlors soiling Chlncso
thnt Mr. Porhnm will rill that In, and 0KB" or ,ml,,K tllom ,n tl10 ,imll,K
water will find tho flumo nl
Tho ordlnanco providing for tho Dn0 Bectlon of tho work," declared.
lovy wns rend by Mr. Hutlor. Mr.
Copplo suggested that tho lovy bo
mndo 18 1-2 mills.
"It couldn't carry you through,"
declared John IJutlor.
Stands for ,w ,Vy
Hut Mr. Copplo stood by his guns
Mr. Gldloy.
Could Demand Contract
Duncan Ferguson, Sr., stntod cm
phnttcully thut "If wo start to recon
sider this mnttor, the-successfiil bid
'dors, Doan and Webber, enn appour
beforo us and deninnd their contract,
got what thoy could, Stlnsou mid his
wife hud a hurd Job keeping whut
thoy got.
"Sho hud to sit right thoro on ov-l
orythliiK," ho told tho Judgo. "And
ouco, while sho wus sitting thoro, u
man came along and hooked n slab
of bucon nnd started ofr."
Mrs. Stlnsou wiib well propiired for
.this emergency. She pulled a rovol
vor nut of hor cont and yelled, "Hoy,
bring thut buck." It enmo in a hur
ry. Hut the fisherman got llttlo aid
from the officii nnd has kouo homo
to devise somo plan or getting back
tho fores' 1 or tho Santa Clara.
for n low tux lovy. "Tho budget Whig thnt tbolr bids woro submit
'catlmutcrf $1,000 for tho city ongln- 'd on tbolr understanding with tho
oor b offlco. Tho flvo percent cliurg-', eX engineer,
AXXl'.Ui THAXKKGIVIXG DAXCI4
at Magics Hall, XuV. 'JO tbo Satur
(lay cu'iitug beforo Tliauksglvlug.
Set scenes ami pouplo you
tho In iiioviug pictures at Noblo
beach filled with people anxious to! Ho touint.
Know
Tliea
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An Optical Service
par Excellenc
Hack of every transaction in this shop Is the same sound in
tegrity that lias Increased ami sustained our lepiitatlou as most
tompolent eyo specialisti,. I'.very examination and every pair of
glasses whlili wo mako Is bused on exactness, All that jears of
study mitt experience and technical knowledge can glut are at
your service. Correctly fitted glasses In oery Instance ut mod
crate prices. '
Optical Department
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
AJ.
oil IniprovomonlB for engineering foes
It Booms to mo ought to covor that
'amount."
Agnln tho llulldlng Inspector's
Job was kicked buck Into tho uronn
'from tho sidelines whoro It hns
Biiouked during tho 20 mill discus
sion. "Cut It out." snld Hurry J. Kim
ball. "H you do, you'ro going to bo rais
ed In your Insurnnco rates" put In
Gcorgo 14. Cook.
"Just chnngo tho oHIco to other
hands Is all," declared Mr. Song
stacken. nnd tho nullillng Inspector'a
Job, bnttlo warred and almost wind
ed limped otr to tho sidelines again,
nnd tho SO mill ordlnnnco wns puss
od unanimously.
GOOD TIM 14 TO 'lll'V
Tho Salom Capital-Journal Buys:
"Now Is tho tlmo to buy real os
talo," snld a prominent mombor or
tho rrntornlty todny. "Too many
porsoiiR hnvo bouglit on n rising mnr
kot, Instead of taking advantage: of
prosont conditions, whon posltlvo bar
gains may bo secured." Pronorty
Iiub not docrensod in vnluo, said tho
Bumo nuthorlty on tho real ostuto sit
uation, but 1n manv ensos whoro own
ers aro crowdod with debts or mort
Knuos, thoy aro making great snerl
Hces, nnd right now investors can
pick up somo vor.v deslrablo bargains.
Tho general opinion nmong those who
know renl estate values, Is that thoro
hns never been a bettor tlmo for In
vestments In either farm or city pro
perty, In ninny enspa, oircumstnnc-cb-
hnvd for'rtd tho prices-of proper! v
far bolow tho real volua. and rrillv
"much pa$ than adjacent lands.
An examination of tho bids thnt
woro submitted a week ago tor tho
sldowalk almost entirely nrotuid tho
block botwoon llrondway and Front
stroot and Central and Commorrlnl
avenues showed thnt Sinclair and
Tulloy woro hnU n cont a foot low
or for tho concreto sldowalk, but IiIkIi
ol80whoro. Tho matter was laid ov
or until tho next mooting.
SHEEP HEN SUFFER
tho
right.'
"Yob, I think It will," declared
Mr. Albrocht. "Hut I do think tho
council ought to put up signs of 'This
Wny Out' bo that Is auroly will find
tho flumo."
May Hopo Off Street
Permission wns secured by Hon
FiBhor, on behalf of the ilgh school
football team, to ropo orr tho streets
or nny bakory goods, must display
a sign stating this to bo tho caso.
Curds ami dancing tonight, O'Con
noil bltlg. '$ cents. 14vorybody
welcome.
KIIICItll'VK HAM4 OK 1H4AT
PHOP14HTV
On Koreclostiro
Notlco Is hereby glvon, That by
virtue of an execution duly Issued
jmniodlatoly ndjolnlng to field .,-- rCoZ oTtWatatS
tho corner oT I-ourth and 14lrod only of progon. for tho County; of Coos
during tho gaiuo on ThunkBglvlng'nnd to mo directed on tlio 5th" day
Day. TIiIb will allow tho paid spec-,0 October, 1915, upon a Judgment
tutors to stand on tho sldowalk.
Plans and specifications woro ad
opted for tho building of n $38 sldb-l
and decree duly remlorod, outorod
of record nnd dockotod In and by
said Court on tho 7th day of Soptom-
nor, 'Ji&, in a cortaln suit thon in
walk on tho north Bldo or Aldor nvo-JBald Court ponding, whoroln Homo
rniio leading up toward llrondway
from Front street.
Other Hiisluovi ,
Reduction or tho llconso of $10 n
month to a lunch wagon on Front
Btroot to half thnt amount was ro
rused. Tho matter or painting tho hy
drants wns turned ovor to tho flro
und wator conimtttoo. '
COYOTI4S AHI4 PC'ITIXG SOM14
OCT OK Hl'SIXKSS
Great Damage Doing )ouo by tho An
imals, Which Aio Appearing
In Cuiry County
Shcop men nro sufforlng greatly
on account of coyotes which uro np
ponrlng hi Curry county. Tho Ban
don AVestorn World Buys:
Coyotes uro rapidly driving tho
Blicopinon of tho opon country In Cur
ry county out of business, according
to a resident of that section who was
In rinudon today. Mr. Stanford or
Myrtle Point, who hns been a livo
stock rnlsor In tho Floras creek re
gion for several years, now has n
forco or mou busy coralllng his bands
nnd will sell thom within tho next
row weeks. Tho coyotes havo cre
ated such havoc among his flocks
that ho Is forced to glvo It up. Ho
expects to stock up the range with
cuttlo.
Gradually thq coyotes havo work
ed their way Intp upper Curry county
doing thoirnnds or dollars worth of
dnmngo on their wny. So far they
SHOOK
IS
INDICTED
STAT14 Wll.li IIKH", ip caOtt
ISSl'IM 1IOXIW
Oregon Highway CoinniliMon I'ltdjM
Itself to Assist If llond Ii.
Mio Is Pn.ssetl
SAM4M, Oro., Nov. 16. The lUti
highway commission pained i rn
lutlon plodding Itself to all Ccoi
county In 1917 1( It should Tote bosii
for highway construction work. Tkli
wan dono alter oportlonlns tb
$237,000 lilRhwny fund for neitnw
among thirteen countlci.
Charles llnll There
Hopresonthig Coos count-, Ctirlq
UnW, president ot tlio Qooj Goo4
Hoatls association, told tbo comalt ,
lon "that Coos county rftflf t
expend approximately $2 13,009 c
road work, and Hint It contemplite4
Issuing bonds In tlio sunt ol M
$375,000. Tho plan was, hesiia,u
expend approximately $600,000
road work In the noxt two yean, )
ho roll thp county was entitled to M
slstnnco trom tlio state, Pm
most or tho fund ior next year W
already boon pledged the commWoj
was unablo to aid tho count- Mil
year.
The Apportionment
Tho appropriations as roado Ji;
highway commission ycslcrdarirtM
follows: For ndmlnlstratlte porp
eu $25,000; Clatsop county, W.Wj
Columbia county, $30,000; IM
River county. $5,000; Hood Blw
and Wasco counties combined, .
000; Crook county, $10,000;
ington county, IU.B00! DoJ
Josophlno counties combined, .
000; Lnuo county, $5,000; .
rounty. $15,000; Polk county,
000; Yamhill nnd Tllt-moo.
ties, $9,000; total. -"'000' (ll
Tho fact that Lane has akt
best portion of tho Pacific WlJ
tho valley, and has a n-"g
other excellent roads PWJ
groat dcnl to do with the OJ
tlonmont or such a sma" -niUJ
county.
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In St. Josoph'fl Ca
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Word has boon rocolved by Don
Flshor, from doputy U. S. district nt
tornoy Johnson, In Portland, that
William Shook was indicted thoro
sovernl dnys ago by tho federal
grand Jury on tho chargo or white
slavory. f '"rfli
Shook must imw wait until atlonst
Janunry beforo his trial will bo hold.
A list of witnesses will bo received
horo by Mr. Fisher very soon and
those pooplo will bo served to appoar
In Portland after tho first or the
year.
havo operated only In tho prairie
country and havo not annoyed thoso
flocks ranging In brush land. Tho
men operating on brush land aro hop
ing tho destructive boasts will not
attack them nfter tho flocks In the
open country aro gone
Wool prices aro high at present
and thero Is big profit in the busi
ness, (For this ( reason tjho shoop
mo'n nro hn'iiKlng on "tfs long ns thoy
can.
Stop that
Bark
.with-,.
Mortgage Co., a corporation
was plaintiff and Cuslck J. Mahonoy
was dofondaut in favor of plaintiff
und against 'said defendant, b'
which execution I nin commanded I
to Boll tho property In suld oxecutlon city -or the past two yeaf'i
nun iiuiuiiiuiiur ueognuuii lu imj iiiu
sum duo tho plaintiff or eoven hun
dred nlnety-rivo nnd 70-100 dollars
with Interest thorcon at tho rata of
olght por cont por annum from tho
7th day of Soptombor 1015 until
paid together with tho costs nnd
dlsburaoinonts ot said suit taxed at
nluoty-throo and no-100 dollars and
costs and oxponses ot snld oxocution.
I will on Saturday, tho 27th day or
November, 1915, at tho hour of 10
o'clock a. m., of said day nt tho
frpnt door or tho County Court
Houso in Coqulllo, Coos County,
Oregon, sell nt nubile, auction to tho
highest bidder for cash in luuid oh I
tho day of salo, all tho right, title, j
intorcst nnd ostato which said de
fendant CiiBick J. Mahonoy and all
porsona claiming under hltn Biibso-
quont to tho plaintiffs Tnorctsuge;
lion In, of and to said roal property, j
said mortgaged promises horoinbo-,
foro mentioned aro dcscrlbod In said'
oxocution as follows, to-wlt: Tho,
southoast quarter or tho northeast
quarter or section eight, and tho.
northeast quartor or tho northwest'
quartor ot section nlno, Township I
twonty-thrco, South of Rnngo 12,1
West ot tho Willamette Meridian Inj
Coos County, Oregon, togethor
with tho tenements, hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto be
longing or In any wise appertaining,
said sale being made subject tq re
demption in the manner provided by
law.
Dated this 2 1st day or October,
1915. . ALFRED JOHNSON, Jr.
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
First publication October 2B. last
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