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THE MOS'BAY TIMES, IARSHFIELD, -OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1916 EVENING EDITION.
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QIIIKP OF STAFF VOX FALKKN
IIAYX'.S KAPII) ltlKt?
Former Profllgnto llcr"iucs PIr'ntor
of Military Affairs and Keeps
Others Away From Kaiser
, PAltIS, March 3. Mr. Hcndrlk
IltidBon, n noutrnl who lias recently
returned to Franco after n prolonged
vjlslt In Germany, haB contributed
'a -very interesting artjlclo to tho Parlo
Tq'nipB, from which tho subsequent
passages aro quoted:
!"Gonoral von Fnlkcnhnyn, who was
placed nt tho hcrtd of tho groat jjon
oral staff when Plolil Marshal von
Moltko fell Into dlsgraco Immediately
after tho battlo of Mnrjie, Is at tho
prcsont hour tho most powerful man
In Germany. In regard to his ante
cedents, ono knows that von Fulkon
liayn, wlillo )a young offjeor, was
obliged to glvo up his military career
on account of having run scandalous
ly into dobt. Ho loft for China, whero
ho obtained employment In a com
morclai lioiiao.
"Whon tho oxpcdlLlon against tho
Boxers was organized In 1900, von
Fnlkonhayn was perinllted to ro-ontor
tho army scrvlco, becauso of his val
imblo knowlodgo of tho country In
which tho military operations wore
conducted. Slnco then ho has rlson
steadily in rank, but ho has not boon
ablo to nhako oft his previous ropu
tntlon. "Maximilian Hai'dun, tho woll
known Journalist, was unsparing In
his crltkVaniB of General von Fnlk
' enhayn'B selection tm von Moltko's
successor. In his publication, tho
Ziinkttnft, ho declared It wan 'bad
policy to ontrust tho fato of Germany
to a gamblor, ovon If ho wcro a good
oho at tho gamo.' This bold uttor
anco caused tho suppression of tho
Stukunft for n wholo week.
Hiiyn lfn(Mir II) pilot leil
"Von Fnlkonhnyn'u power rests on
Tho extraordinary Influcnco ho wields
over tho Kaiser, which Is altogether
lnoxpllcablo to thoHO lutlmatoly nc
(inalnlcd with tho German rulor. 'Our
emperor has been hypnotized by this
general' nald a prominent Gorman.
MIo la a 'victim of tho dominating
spell which tho latter linn maiingod
to cast over him.'
"Doing oxtromely Jonloun of his
authority Guueral Ptilkcnhnyu keeps
away from tho general hcailqunrte.ru
all pornoiiH hu nuspcctn of trying to
gain tho conCldonca uf tho Kaiser,
Many court officials have on differ
ent occasions tried to get an nudluuco
with tholr sovereign, only to bo In
variably rebuffed by von Fnlkcn
hnyn. Sometimes tho refusal l very
curt nnd ungracious. In other In
Btnnccs diplomacy roqulron thnt somo
thinly veiled oxcuso ho given. Tho
chief of staff then generally Informs
the petitioner that II In Majosty Is Just
getting ready to depart for another
front, but that ho will grant tho de
sired nudlonco on his return to head
quarters. This promise, however, Is
nover kopi. It Is by imch moauu that
Count August Kii Kulonborg, grand
nmrshal of tho ImpoiDal court slnco
1890, has been prevented from aeolng
Kmporor William for soveral months.
Tho Isolation of tho Kaiser In an Im
portant factor In tho plans of the
militarist party. The ruler dorm not
loam any more of tho rail actuation
and events than General von Fnlk
cuhnyii designs , let, him know.
'William II Is todny actually the pris
oner of his own military camarilla."
"SPEAR HEAD"
AN QLII TIME
FMORITE
The Mo5f Popular Chew for a
Third of a Century
PORE, mm, FRUITY-SWEET
The man who efcews ccts by far the
most wholesome enjoyment and satis
faction out of tolM'o, especially if lie
chews tltfj tobacco. The rich juices
qf tjic Je.if ore retained in good
Vh i,r3 Ucticr than in any other form.
Tor more t! an it generation Spear
Head hat J.rM fir-! place as the favor
ite liigli-air.de plug chewing tobacco.
This uniqi'c di tinctiou is due solely
to the wonderful quality and flavor of
Spear Head the richest, mellowest,
tastiest chew in the whole world.
Spear Head is the choicest of all
red Dtiricy, hand-stemmed and made
into tncllow-swcct plugs in a perfectly
clean, most sanitary factory.
Vou can't chew the flavor out of
Sjirar Head, because it's a part of the
toLacco. That rich, ripe, red Durley
tAstc Uecps on pleasing you as long
v,$ you Keep on chewing.
Chew Spear Head and -you'll be
c'icwing the purct and most satisfying
tobacco that it's possible to make. In
lljc cihi, wrapped in wax paper.
FRENCH PAY BIG
BOUNTY ON RATS
Rodents Carry Disease ami Causo
Much Loss .Multiply Rapidly
Now Um -Tliclr Fur.
Itjr AmocICh1 t'rfu lo Coo nr Time.
PARIS, March 3. Hat tails aro
now worth a cent each on ono part
of tho French bnttlo front. Tho
General commanding in that section
hns Issued tho following order of
Hip dny; "With tho object of in
teresting the mon In the destruction
of rodents n promluiu at five cen
times shall bo paid for each rat
dcatroed. Tho premium nball bo
paid every ten days, on presentation
of thp tsUu of the destroyed animals.
Tho rata, bearing crinlii suscgptlblo
of spreading dlseuso must not bo
handl d, hut Immediately burled, nnd
tho tails dono up In paper Impi-eg'
tinted wllli tar or petroleum." Tho
order resulted In u tremendous
slaughter of rats, but wan not oboyed
In all Its details. It appears that
tho new fashion ot trimming wo
mon's gannonln with fur has creat
ed an outlet for rats' fur, and the
rat-hunting soldiers skin their vic
tims before burying thorn, disin
fect nnd sterilize tho hides, nnd
sell them to the sutlors behind tho
front. j
It is estimated that the rats havo
destroyed millions of francs' worth
of provisions sent to tho soldiers
by tholr friends and relatives nt
homo. An officer at tho front re
cently wroto his wlfo that It would
bo usoless for hor to sond him any
moro provisions, as It wan Impon
slhlo to presorvo them from tho
rntn, and In no enso had ho any
moro than a nlnglo lunch out of all
tho cntablcn sent to htm. Somo sur-
prlso hns been oppressed Hint several
thousand men, turned to rat bun
lorn, have been iiunblo to extermi
nate thorn. A mathematician hns
taken troublo to ralculnto that a
yoar'a progeny of a single pair of
ruts may easily amount to moro
than vino hundred and twenty-two
millions, which ho holds In proof
Hint only wholesale poisoning or
nuffocntlou ran enpo with tho pest.
In fact, of all tho different meas
ures adopted against them, nnuo
hnvo produced tho results obtained
by t)io suffocating gall that tho
lGormnns viccnslonally iioud toward
tho French trenches. Thousands
of them were picked up dead In
the first Hue of tho trenches after
ono of theso gnH attacks.
Another statistician lias figured
nut that It costs a centime and .a
half n day to nourish a rat, and
consequently figures tholr depreda
tion on Hint basin to amount to
forty-four million dollars a year In
Franco nlone.
ENGLISH WORKERS ARE
ENJOYING PROSPERITY
lioiidon Claims That Laborers Aro
In ItcKci' Klmuirlnt Condition
Than In Mirny Venn;.
IJr Awoilatr.1 I'fPM In Cihu l)jr Tlmu.
LONDON, Mnrch :i. "In forty
yearn' " exporlonco, I havo novor
known a tlmo when there was so
mueh money among tho working
eInFsoa," Is tho testimony of a pawn
broker doing business In a district
of London whuro a large amount of
army materials are manufactured.
Ills tostlmnny Is supported by tho
Jewelers. merehanlH, and variety l.rflcor l,,,,wnl ",0 H""1"1. of tho
and moving picture theatren In thoorUl , ,'nic,fU' ,on",B,,l ,upHiy.
neighborhood. They nil say tho
workers wero never so prosperous,
or spout tholr money more freely
except that they don't call on tho
pawuhrokoiH ns they uued to,
In this illstrlut (hero uro (1.000 1
women and girls employed in muni
i
lion work, nnd they nre the free
vpondcrn. Mo8t of thorn nre the
wlven of nolillers nnd recolvo sepa
intlon ulolwuncea from lho govern
ment, which lucroutjca their in
comeu. t WATERFRONT NEWS t
Shortly before noon Hie BtoamsMp j
'ivilburn got nwiiy for Kuroka iindof
thu south to make tho flint run on
her new nchedulo Hint takes her to
San Diego nnd way points,
( Tho stoniUHhlp Adolluo arrived in
uliottt flvo o'eloek last ovonlug niul'ni,or 0I,C0 BltiB "Uto torra flrma
I will not sail again until tomorrow.
L'liolng delayed horo becauso ono of
4ho electric ernueu broke down Inst
ovonlug nnd It was impossible to do
much loading.
On Sunday tho steamship Dieak
iwntor, Captain T. J. Mucgonn, is ox
'pneted in from the south, making
hor first trip horo undor tho flag
L'of tho North Paolfic Company.
j P. S, IX8PF.OTOHK COMINO
"'
A Portland papor sa: I'lillod
Slates Steamboat Inspectors Kdwards i
and Wynn havo onto rod tho inspec
tion of several vessels at coast har
bors this weok. Assistant Inspectors
Woldon and Moany being dotnllod to
Cooa flay nnd Pandou forSo work.
.
t SHIPPING NEWS ;
Mil COSILY
CONTRACT WORK ON 1)11151)012
MICIIIi: TO COST JjUir.HOT.BO.
Vulcan Iron Woiks lias lull 'Port
Commissioned! Thought He
pairs Wc old Me Much Less.
Hopnlrlng of the government bar
dredge Colonel P. S. Mlohlo, Is to
cost $12,807.50, tho bid for the work
having Just boon let to the Vulcan
Iron Works, of Portland, whero the
vessel now Is after spending the win
ter at Gray" Harbor nt work.
The Port of Cooa Hay commis
sioners almost fainted when they
heard of the sum. llonry Scug
stneken, secretary, said tliat all of
them had bcllovod tho work could
bo dono for only a fow thousand
dollars and Is wondering now ex
actly how much tho $70,000 annual
appropriation for the d red go is go
ing to "hit."
Whllo at Grays Harbor, tho Michlo
Is Bald to havo madu about $50
n day for tho Port of Cooa Uay.
This, too, was tho Bum received for
hor during tho tlmo sho was at
Kuroka two years ago. Hut oven nt
this rato, the Michlo has not earned
enough to pay fully for tho ropalrs
about to bo mado now, not by sov
cral thousand dollnrs, and In nil
probability the remainder must conic
out ot the annual appropriation.
Thoro wcro threo bids for the
ropalrlng of tho .Michlo. The sec
ond lowest was thai of McAHIstor
and Sou, "for $1:1,501.51, whllo the
Willamette Iron and Steel Works bid
$1 1,150.25. ,
Tho Mlchlc will undergo repairs
nt ouco nnd Is duo back on the Coos
Hay bar to comnicnco operations
again about April 1.
"
VKSSICL MOVK.MKNTS
Arrived
Adeline, Oakland, 5 p. in.
Thursday. 4
Hailed
Kllburn, south, 1 1 x. tn.
Duo Hero
llronkwntor, Sinn 'Francisco,
' Sundny.
Nann Smith, Oakland, Sun-
day. 4
KILBURN SAILS TODAY
ON NEW ROUTE SOUTH
Vessel HtiutN On New Kclieilulo That
Takes In Southern California, Al
ternating With llivalcwnter.
Tho steamship Kllburn nailed
shortly boforo noon today for San
Francisco anil Southern California
on her new schedule. Sho arrived
yestorday from Portland with u
illnrgo cargo of frolght.
The Departures were.
11. A. IltiHli, W. II. Scott, Mru.
Scott, Otto Groko, Mrs. Groko. loa
bol Gioko, Honttlo Groke, Mro. M.
K. Lcsnuiix, F. It. Jose, Hoy W.
Shipley, M. Wolngnrtcn, William
Smith, S. A. Schloutzor and D. I.
McGeo.
TO (JO TO CHINA.
Third Orricer Olson, of Kllhiirn, to
Make Trip On Ito.inoko to Orient.
Third orfcer OwK'tir OIboii, of the
steamship Kllburn, snld today that
he epectu to go lo China an an
Ho nald ho wns anxious to return
there, having sailed tho Oriental
seas for 12 yearn before coming to
tho Pacific coast. Ho Is nn offlcient
officer and holds papers allowing
him to go us Hklppor of steam ves
sels over GOO tons. Ho wns second
",mto nboard lho 8nnttt c,,,,ft nt
urn i lino sue wreeKou ouisiuo tuo
liar. He lias boon witli tho North
Pacific. Steamship company for tho
past flvo years.
OVI4U SIX MONTHS AT SKA
It was away last August that tho
French bark Joluvlllo, dipt. Laugo
vui, loft Ipswich,- Kngland; this week
tho vessel arrived In tho Columbia,
a total of 187 days out of tho night
to"'1' Tlls Is "bl to bo ono of
tho longest voyages in .yenrs of tiny
ship to n North Panifle port.
Land looked mighty good to tho
l(now nnl ll,oy baldly know how to not
again. Tim sklppor explained tho de
lay whon ho explained tho bottom of
tho craft is foul, having curried n
long urouiniilntloii of barnacles. Ships
with these growths on tholr bottoms
cnii novor mnko fast tlmo.
Tho record of bolter than six
months nt sea, howevor, is by no
means tho longest voyngo ovor made.
Tho San Francisco waterfront still
remombors thu tlmo whon tho last
v
voyago of tho Amdrlean elltqior slij'jps,
tll Aryan, sailed Into tho harbor
j bringing 12 rescued sailors trom tho
wreck ortlio aorniun ship Agues, lost
off Qnpo Horn. Theso men had boon
moro thnn olKbt months at sea with
out sighting laud.
TO
DALLAS, RISXAH MAID13NS FORM
CIA'll .FOR ASSISTANCE.
Prsl"eiit. DecliMCH Maligns Should
Choose Men ThCy lime to Look
nt. for Hnlaiice of Lives
DALLAS Toxas, March .1. .Miss
Genls Jones, prominent society girl,
nnd prcsldont ot tho Dallas Society
Girls Leap .Year Club, In explaining
tho object amPpurposo of tho organi
zation to n reporter today said: "Tho
Leap Year Club Is simply n result of
the growing sentiment that girls
(l'otild havo, tho right to rhooso the
faces they must look nt over tho cof
fco cups ovcry morning for the bal
ance ot their natural lives. This In
Leap Yoar, and the only chanco wc
will havo to oxcrclso Hint prlvlloge
for tho next four years. Wo don't be
lieve In tho barbaroiin custom ot hav
ing to go to a dance, or to a thbatre,
or to the marriage license bureau
with a man simply because he hap
pens to osk lift when wo fi alitor
should go with some ono oIbo." Tho
other offllccrs of the club are Miss
Lucy Foy, vice president; Miss Mario
Fleming, nccretary-treasiiror.nnd Miss
Huth Shulhurne, scrgcant-al-arms.
It Is said that slnco tho organi.n-
itlon of the club, eligible young mon
finvo been exlroniclywnry of secluded
cornors and toto-a-teto's. Organiza
tion, tho keynote of success in any cu-
itorprlso, hns boon utilized by the Dal-
ilaa society girls in their effort to ex
ploit properly and with tho greatest
advantage to themselves the vossl
bllltlcs of Leap Year.. Tho Leap
lYcar Club In composed of about 20
uiioro or less pretty girls. Tho club
;mndo its debut by giving a Leap
Year dance. Tho girls sent out the
limitations, mado the dates, sont
iflowers to tho young men called for
thorn In automobiles, escorted them
to ono of tho country clubs, filled
the programs, nnd then took them
homo again.
A section of the club's constitution
rends: 'It shall ho the object .of
every mniubor of tho Leap Year Club
to become engaged through her own
offortu during tho year 1910. Mem
horshfps In this order signifies the
uccoptanco of tho following condition:
Thnt no member of this club shall
become engaged to any man except
nt her own request." Anldo from the
'society glrlB' club dci'ugs, this city
will take official cognizance of Leap
Year by giving n municipal dauco nt
Trinity play park. Tho grls will
havo fjill charge of tho affair. Tho
propor Leap Year qplrlt will ho fur
ther emphasized by the fact tho
chaporouen will ho recruited from tho
Fathers' Club, an auxiliary to tho
park management.
LAMAK'S CASH IIP
"Wolf of Wnll Street" Appeals to
V. S. Supremo Court
lllj Aimrclatftl I'rcM ! Om Kajr Tlmm.J
WASHINGTON, D. C, Mnrch 2.
The United States Supremo Court
Iiiih requested the Federal court
of Appeals in New York to send up
for rovlow on Its merlin David La
mar'n conviction of Impersonating un
of titer of Iho lJtiltoiL.Slatoa.
Lamar Is known an tho "Wolf of
Wnll Street" niul wns Convicted of
Impersonating members of Con
gress over (hu telephone.
NOTICK OF KF.DKMPTIOX OF
SPKCIAL I.MPIIOVKMKNT HONDS.
Notice Is heroby given that, pur
suant to tho provisions of Chapter
V of Tltlo XXVI, L. O. L. and lit
nccordaueo with Hie tonus nnd con
ditions of snld bonds, tho City of
Mnrshflold will take up, redeem nnd
cancel the special Improvement
bonds of said City of .Mnrshflold,
Cooa County, Oregon, Ibsued on tho
'first dny or Ortobor, HMO, and num
l bored 110 to 101 Inclusive of said
, Issue respectively, bonds numborod
110, 100, 151, l.-i2, ir.i. 155, 15G,
158, 15'.) and 100 being each for
tho Mini of $500.00 and bond num
bered 15:: being for tho sum of
$:!2LtiO, bond numborod 157 being
for Hie sum of $100.20 nnd bond
numbered ltil being for tho bum
of $150.00, nnd nil of said bonds
bonrlng intoiost at 0 por cent per
annum, nnd will on tho next semi
annual coupon period of snld bonds,
to-wlt: on tho first day of April,
10 Hi, pay to tho propor owners ami
holders of said bonds, face valuo
of, each thereof with accruod interest
to said dato and tho ownurs nnd hold
ers of said above desurlbod bonds
aro horoby notified to prcsont tho
samo for payment aqd cancellation
to tho undorslgnod, Troasurer of
said City ut'hfs offlco in tho said
City of Mnrshflold, Coos County,
Oregon, on said dato for payment,
cancellation nnd redemption, and
nro further notified that interest
thereon will ceaso at snld Interest
payment period, to-wit; On April
1, 1911.
Datod this I!rd day of Miirch.
11MC.
G. W. KAUFMAN,
Troasurer of tho City of Marsh
flold, Coos County, Orogin.
GIRLS
PROPOSE
FEWER LIVES LOST
IN AMERICAN
MINES
"Safety First" Methods Show lll
Saving In Human Lhes 'In -American
Shafts.
tlr Aw html I'lfM lo Com I)' TIiiimi.1
WASHINGTON, Mnrch 3. "Safe
ty First" Is beglnnlg to bIiow buIi
etanllal lesiilts In llvon saved In tho
coal mining Industry, aecordng to
a stitrmont mado by Secretary Lane
or tho Interior Department. A re
port of tho disunities In tho coal
mines for the year 1014, mudo by
the Durcnu of Mines, nhows thnt:
The nctunl number of men killed
Is the lowest Ih tho last olght"
years.
Tito death rato for each 1,000
men om ployed Is the lowest in tho
lost sixteen yenrs.
The number ot tons of conl pio
duced for each miner killed In tho
largest In tho ontlro history ot conl
mining In tho United Stnte3.
Statistics gathered by the liitrciu
show Hint moro than tliroc-quartcra
of a million of mon wcro employed
In coal ultllug Inst year, and thnt
ot this number 2,201 wore killed,
which Is 190 less than In 1911 anil
521 less than in 10i:t. Tho death
rnto for each 1,000 men employed
was 2.95, as against 11,22 in tho
provious year and :i.7h tho year bo
foro that. Thin menus Hint ns n
result rif Hie general nafety cam
paign that has been proceeding for
soveral years, thoro was ono ad
ditional man wived In ovcry tour
thoiiBnnd, as compared with the
previous yenix nnd three moro mon
saved In every four thousand an
(compared with the year 19 III. There
jworo 228,799 tons of coal produced
for ovory llfo lost as compared with
20S.073 tons In the previous year.
GERMAN COLONIES ARE
awwr,,ww,JW'"JwtwiugnwtJwiiww ,
NtAKLY ALL lAKfclM
Otcr 7ilO,0(m Sqiiailj MUrn or PosJ-h.
hloiis Hnvo I teen Cnp'iucd by
Allies
LONDON, March .1. Andre lro
nnr Law, secretary for tho colonies
utmouueed In thu Hoiiso of Commons
todny that 7111), 000 square miles of
Piit.iiimi Ij.II.ih.. I.. Aftlift l.ti.l In. tt 1
UUI lllllll ItlllkUl 111 il&l ll.il llt.l, IIViVII I
enpturod.
Togolaud uurreudored to tho llrlt
1th In August or l!Ml. German
Southwest ATrlcn wan captured by the
Ilrltlsh In .Inly or last jear. TJ10
capture or tho Kuiiioriiu by French
and Itrltlsh Torcos was completed hint
weokr In tho remaining Germany
colony, German Hast Africa, fighting
is still In progress.
! XI IIIIWI.M.MI !!
New Line of
Curtain Scrims and
Draperies ' ,
arrived direct from Eqst on
Kilburn. Latest Styles nnd
Patterns, on which we arc able
to make a very low price.
Curtain .S'ciliu, per y.iril
Lie, t!5e, :tOc, :t,'e, loe
llenuliriil .Milan Drapery, per yd.ilOe
Artii'iiii l)i'ii;ry, .v yd t!5e
Kilkalluo, per jil ( 1- l--e
fii:.iic Sunfast Drapery, per jtl H5e
Come in and let us show this:
handsome line before you start i
your Spring housecleanintj and'
alterations. '
1
Bunker Hill
Dep't Store
W. H. Dindinger & Co.
Phone 32
Choice Groceries
Thnt'a what you got when
you trndo hero.
;Wo havo mado a special on
doalvor to hant'.!-) homo grown
products so for ns possiblo
ajul to 'get the choicest of
them.
It la our policy to try and
advance our own community
nnd with the aid of your pnt
ro nngo, wo lean aO'onipllMi
constyaratblo. At tho samo
tlmo, you will bo benefitting
yourbolf.
Your trade will bo appre
ciated and you will find that
wo fcervo you well.
Model Cash
Gj
grocery
Commercial Avo, iienr Front.
Phono iaa
m
Good Tailoring
Have purchased a Now Stock of the B2st Imported anri
Domestic Suitings, and respectfully invite an in
spection of same. .
All work done here. Linings and workmanship of tho
1 very best. s ine
PRICES from $35.00 to $45.00 A SUIT CASH ONLY
Such a suit will outwear several cheap suits and sure
ly look better. '
May wc have the pleasure to "show you?" '
Noris Jensen
MERCHANT TAILOR.
365 Front Street :: :: :: MARSHFIELD, OREGON
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LIEDERKR.ANZ
CHEESE
This Is the cheese Unit Iiiih received tlio official tiidor.temcnl of pr.
Wiley for lis puilty nnd vUiolcwoiuencKS. Jt Is iniide In Monroe
'Sew Vcnk, f 1 0111 a new iit'orcs.s.
Badger Brand Limburgcr Cheese.
Badger Brand Cream Brick Cheese. '
Bluhill's Green Chili Cheese.
Bluhill's Plain Cheese.
Golden State Roquefort Stylo. ' t
Domestic Swiss Cheese.
Zig-Za(j Checso.
Beaver Brand German Breakfast Cheese A Fine
Oregon Product. '
WE CARRY
All Kinds of
FRESH
MEATS
AT PRICES THAT WILL
SAVE YOU MONEY
DICOl
IN AND OKDP.Il VOUlt
HPNDAV HOAST
TKNDKi:, .IUICV, AND AT A
PKICK THAT WILL PLL'ASi:
VOU
Wo hnvo somo cliolro CIIICKIjta,
fryeis nud hteiH't, for Katuiilay.
Emterprise
Meat Market,
notici: or sali: oi.'
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UKAIi;
HUNT1
PltOPMKXr FOK DIJLINQU
sti 1 1 : 1 :t ass i:ssm i :nts.
Notlco Is heroby givon that act
ing by vlrtuo f a wnivnnl duly
IsHiied by tho Kosonl r of tfio City
of Mnrshflold. County of Goes,
Stnto of Oregon, by onhv of tho
Common Council of said city, dated
tho 20th day of January, 1 010, to
nio directed, roqiilrin 1 m n3 Mar
shBl of Bald elty to forihwlth levy
upon tho lot and lots and parts of
lots and tracts of land upon which
assessment was mado under nud
pursuant to Ordlnanco No. 008 of
said elty for tho deficit In tho as
sessment for tho improvement of
Klghtht ntrcot north from tho sojijh
lino of Hemlock avonuo to tho
north lino of North Forndalo nddl
Hon and Nnsburg's addition to
Mnrshflold, In tho City -at Marsh
floid, Coos county, Oregon, and
whioh deficit nssessmont then ro
mnlncd unpaid, and to soil tho
samo in tho manner provided by
law, which said proporty Is In said
warrant and hereinafter described,
I havo, In pursuance of said war
rant, lovlod upon, and will, on tho
ISth day of March, 101C, at nine
o'clock In tho forenoon of said
day, at tho Council Chamber door
of said City, boing In tho City Hall,
Front Btrcot North of said City,
offer for salo and soil at public
auction to tho highest bidder for
cash, each of tho following des
cribed lots nnd parts of lots, to-wlt:
Ollivant & Nasburg
The fiootl Uhiisekccpliig Hloro
HO.Mi: OF Pl'ltK FOODS
Second and Commercial, Marshtlcld
Two Telephones, 100 nnd 171
Lotll, block !, deficit assessment
?IG.r!, belonging to Joslo A. Mc
Kay, said lot boing situated la
Town of Forndalo, Cooa counljr,
Oregon, according to tho plat thorc-
of on -fllo nud ot record In the
office of tho County Clork of Com
county, Oregon; lots 1 and 2, block
II, deficit assessment $21,S3 and
f-'S.II, respectively, being nsscsjed
to Minnie Towor and situated la
NnshurgH addition to Mnrahfield,
according to tho pint thereof on
fllo and of record In tho offlco ot
lho County Clork of Coos countr,
Orogon; also tho undivided 1-6 In
terest of Ilonrlolln W. Ferrer, W.
11. Curtis, nnd K. A. Anderson i
TrusteeK' undor the last will and
t-slnmont ot J. L. Ferrey, deceased,
In lots 5, 0 and 7, block 1, North
Ferndalo, Coos county, Oregon, ac
cording to tho pint thoroot on file
nnd of record In the offlco uf th
County GJcrk of Coos county, Oro
gon, tho said deficit assessment let
lod on said undivided 1-G Interest
In r.ald lots being as follows:
uVgnlnst said Intorost in salt! lot 5
$2.82; against snld lutorcst In saw
lot G $2.ri7, and against raid lntr
est In said lot 7 2.7I.
Dated at Marshflold, C003 countf,
Oregon, this 18th day of February,
1010. '
J. W. CAKTKft,
Mnrshal of tho CJt' of Mah-
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
hi -
Dr. A. L. Houseworth,
Pliyidelnn Mini Surge
Offho:lrvliig lllixk.
Offlco hoiim: -II t '- u.l
I and 7 to H p. m.
Phouea: Office 1-W-JJ ,8"u
J. H. Wright pM,,
niTiT.Tiivn CONTItAOTOR
Bstlmates furnished on reauet
Dr. ,H. M. Shaw a KrltlM
i;o. ICnr and Throat SpecWW
OLASSKS VlTOSa
Plniiio UJIO-J, Rooms 200-30
Irving Block.
lilt. MATTIK 15. SHAW.
Physician and 8urw
Phone uaO'J.
H. G. Butler
CIVIIi ENOINKKU
Room 304 Coko DldK. Thonfl 1'
Itcsidenco Phone 3oa-u.
W. G. Chandler ,
ARCniTECT
Rooms 301 and 302. Coke BuM"
Marahfield. Orescon.
WOOD GOOD WOOD
WIL IdnKo hits it at S1.80 Mj
92 ensh por load. Garbage re"
oil. Phono 227-J.