The Oregon daily journal., May 13, 1916, Page 14, Image 14

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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
SATURDAY, MAY 13 .1916. , l i i
r.lARSHRELD EXPECTS
S. P. TO BE EXTENDED
ON DOWN THE COAST
News of Sale of Bonds for
; Grants iPass-Crescent City
. Extension Is Encouraging,
WOULD FEED COAST LINE
would Tap X.srfe Territory vow
Absolutely Wltliont Cransportatloa
"" ' Continue on to Sunk.
Marshfleld, Or.. May 13. Nws re
ceived that the bonds have been sold
for the Grants. Pass-Crescent City rall-
1 road is taken here to mean that the
Hquthern . Pacific from this point will
extended on down the coast.
1 Those who claim to know of railroad
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conditions say that if the line la built
from Grant Pass, and then reported
floating' of the bond Issue now indi
cates that It will be built, it will reach
Crepcent City "and be a feeder' to' a
coast line which will extend from Coos
Bay on down through Curry county 'to
Crescent City and on south to Eureka
to connect With the railroad to San
Francisco. t
Southern Pacific officials who have
recently visited here claim to know
nothing positive as to plans for ex
tending on down the coast but have ad
mitted that such an extension was a
possibility In the future. The fact that
the Grants Pass line to the coast seems
to be a reality is taken here as en
cou raging news and as an indication of
future activities in railroad building
from this point.
The line through Curry county to
Eureka was surveyed some years ago.
It Is pointed out that if it was built
If would tap a large territory which
is now absolutely without any trans
portation and that the line from
Grants Pass would be a valuable feed
er to the coast route which such ex
tension from Coos Bay would make
possible. '
v Charles H. Codding De
Marshfleld, "Or., May 13. Word was
received here that Charles H. Codding,
59 years old, of this city, died at Bay
Point. CaX, where he has been foe his
health. . The body will be brought here
for burial. Codding resided .here 15
years. He was a native of Boston.
lie had been a quartermaster on sea
vessels when a young man and at one
time .connected :witn the New York
Yacht Club. He also followed civil en
gineering and mining in Colorado -before
coming here.: He was former city
engineer of Marshfleld and widely
known. ' f ---?
Part of Flfield Salvaged.
Marshfleld, Or.,' May 13. Captain E
C. Genereaux, marine surveyer of Port
land, passed through here today on his
way home from Bandon where he at
tempted to savei the steamer Flfield,
dashed to pieces on the beach. Gener
eaux salvaged winches and other parts
of the machinery, and other equipment
worth about $7000. Probably twice
that amount Vaa spent in an attempt
to save the vessel.
Purchase Bulls From O. A. C.
Marahfield. Or., May 13. Eight heal
of full blood Jersey bulls have Just
been brought to Coos county. They
are the property of eight dairy ranch
ers who have formed the Coos County
Jersey Association. The purpose is to
build up their dairy herds. The ani
mals were purchased from the' Oregon
Agricultural college. The farmers who
purchased the blooded animals are J.
F. Van Luven, Schroeder Brothers,
John Carl. Martin Schmidt, W. T. Wari
ner, C, D. Jamran and HB. Ferguson.
Marshfielrf Man Accused. . ,
Marshfleld Or., lay 13. Charles
Hazel ton was arrested last evening
on a charge of adultery on a warrant,
sworn out by Jesse Blair, who claims
Haxelton had Improper relation with
Vina Blair, his wife. She resided in
the Marshfleld hotel, which was de
stroyed by fire today, and lost all
her possessions. ' Haselton was bound
over in the sum of IS00. . He lias not
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Johnson Is Mayor.
Marshfleld, Or., May 13. E. K. John
son, well known lumberman, has been
elected mayor of Coquille, the county
seat of Coos county. The election was
quite an honor to Mr. Johnson; as he
was nominated without any opposition
by the citizens' party at a caucus and
no other candidates were put up to
run against him.
Hurt Robbing Jam Pantry.
Los Angeles. May 13. P. N. 8.)
Falling from the top shelf of a pantry
while searching for Jam, Humphrey
Willhlte, 7 years old, today landed In
a box of empty fruit Jars and received
cuts from which he almost bled to
death. Surgeons say he. will probably
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United Evangelical Church
Finishes Successful Three
Dajfs' Convention, Eugene,
Eugene, Or., May 13. The Home
Mission society, of the United Evan
gelical church of Oregon ended a very
successful three days' convention last
night. Corvallls was chosen as the
next place of meeting and first honors
were awarded the Corvallls and Eu
gene branches of the society, second
honors to Dallas and third ' to Salem
and Hillsboro. Officers were elected
as follows today:
President, Mrs. Myra Miller Stauffer,
Hillsboro; vice president, Mrs. C. C.
Poling, Corvallls; corresponding secre
tary. Miss Lillian Davis, Hillsboro; re
cording! secretary. Mlsa V. A. Gellatly.
Corvallls; . treasurer, i Mrs. G. M.
Thompson, Salem; superintendent
Young People Missionary society, Mrs.
Effle Fisher, Eugene; superintendent
mission: band', Mrs. Lillian Leo per, Eu
gene; superintendent Cradle Roll and
Home department, Mrs.-Grace Ualway,
Corvallls; superintendent oratorical
medal contest, Mrs. S. C. Ralston, Sa
lem, is' '
Carnival Will Be
Held at The Dalles
Street Show Will Divide Froflts with
Municipal Sally to Provide rundt
fox Establishment of Bwimmlag Pool.
The Dalles, Or., May 18. A big rally
and street carnival, by which it Is hoped
funds will be raised for The Dalles
municipal swimming pool, will open
here next Monday and will continue
all neat week. The board of directors
of the municipal pool have m3e ar
rangements with Bauscher's Vnlted
Shows to show here and divid- the
gross receipts with the city.
Improvements at Donald.
Donald, Or., May 13. Cooperation
between the city officials of Donald
and the Oregon Else trie Railway has
resulted in the depot grounds being
planted to roses in artistic designs and
vlr.es over the large concrete depot. 'A
drinking fountain on the order of those
being used in Portland will also be In
stalled as will outside txriches for pas
sengers to sit on while waiting for
trains.
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leniattds Job nark.
John Jacob Moll, an employe of the
city street cleaning department, yester
day filed a petition in tna circuit rourt
for a writ of mandamus nKinst City
Commissioner Daly, Alexander Don
aldson, superintendent ui' si i tet clean
ing, and the civil nerx ice board coin
posed of Georjje V. Caldwell, K. H.
Thomas and John K. Loktin, to be re
stored to his position under the classi
fied civil service. He ulieges that he
was dismissed February tyjti, not
for cause. Judge McGinn urnnted a
temporary order and set May z I for a
hearing.
Gets Tie Contract.
Fargo, Or.. May 13. D. V. Sanders,
general merchant at this place, junt
closed a contract with the ). K. Hy
company for 15,000 hewn tief. The
timber was secured from Mrs. Anna
Bents and a crew of five men are on
the ground now. This timber was
blown down during the cyclone here
recently.
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