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VOL XXIV.
MAKSHFIEI.D, OOPS COUNTY, OREGON, APR. 19, 1908. KOTIi'
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Cream of the Week's News,
Published livery Day in llic Daily Coast foift
BEET SUGAR WINS
Reciprocity
Defeated
DOMESTIC SUGAR
INTIiRliSIS TOO STRONG
Dill May be Restored to OiiRinnl
Reciprocity Shape in the
Senate
ATTACKS THE SPEAKER'
AND HOUSE RULES
Says a Representative Can't
Business Until lie Makes
TcruisWitli the
Speaker
do
STREET CAft MEN
TIIBETEN TO STRIKE
IN SAN faANCISCO
Employer.) Must Come 'lo Time
Mayor Schmitz Blames
Companies ;
Washington, April isAn hour 1 fort
tlm voting on tliu Cuban reciprocity liil
began thin afternoon curtnin Ways and
Mcunn loadura ml mittvtl tt iwlr defeat.
It !n iicktiowli'tlutl that In nil uy
nbillly tlio 1 1" t augnr men will marshall i
Hnn Frnnchrco, April 17 Unlcsa the
United railtv&va controlling tlm street
llnus in 'Frirco cenm sumrr.nrllly ills
rli.irlnvr union employees and accede to
Dm doinutidi of tint Amalgamated nBo
elation of inployf""i by Friday evening,
tin latter will ftnktt,
Tlilrtv.flvit liiifiilrntl rnrn arn rfntlnv-
Wntliiiistnn, April 17 CiiMhman, Ho- ml nn t. iivntfin.
publican iiiuuihar of Congrosa from Mayor Bchmltz. through whose of
tt adimgton, created iinensatlon in thn flcoa. n strike wau ntcrtnl two weeks
nous.iiliiriniMlitiilehatoon tlm tUtmn ;,u.. blainoi tliu comp.iny for branch of
ri-clprocity bill today by making on ul- faith.
turn on speaker l'ixlurtou.
In tin) con r mi of hit rntnurka ho nilil :
"To do huslnesM in this limine a mwn
imiHt tlrnt rnnke tnrniB with tin speaker.
All glories tint cluttered wound tip
Holy of HnlU'1 in Koloman'a tumtilo look
Ilka thirty cunt, whim compared to tlio
jobbing department of tin) government
mid when compared to thu apeakor of
thli lioueu they look liks twonty-nlno
cent.
"Wluin I mil o ii it.tuit In tilt i lfttor In
QUEEN Ol HOLLAND
DANGEROUSLY SICK
Amdcrdem, April 17 Quoin Wil
r.oliiilnn pasted n ImI nnifit, n favor ii
still raging mid ohor.a no sign of aiming
and complications threaten to nut in.
iirave anxiety h It'll. It Ii uUl-.i
nuiior to kfon.lt from burnin
"Why am .1 ho thin? Ilecauro (ho
tuinti'ii nf ml' u'ntii flui liuklfi'f tun Iti liri
rullldoiit force (o adopt tlm nmeiidinunt ,. fur trtir laudation ; that' w but m
... i.m ...i..t i... .iiff .n..t ,. ,... PaliK mi fioin th.i ro.iri tliun I gt
n urn i j-'i'i an oppuiiiiiuiy lawr in ,, ..i S i VtV
tbo ftfarlon. I'll uiakH .iiiotliir ap.iH.-li on I ,,,n' ,,,,, ,l'1,,,,.n ! r8V" ,5(a,nr kJJ'
ruler, nl tbli, IIiiifv whicli will Im no hot "7 'npMiwn l-nrina at In.
itwlllhavotu bit printed on nbbuinl. 1'uWte prnfura rB Wn oOc:e.J for
I bur icoovory.
Wheal Conditions in Oicgon
ro-
lltn.-d aiiK'nr. Tlu-rn tru h number of
coiifuKiiu'oa ol thn Itful innr inon today.
On tlm ((tiuMlan of abollidiitii: thu diffor
I'titial, ovi'ii to (lit) limit of overrtillnn
thu duidmon of tliu chair that rtioh nn
nmundtnunt waa not Kurmnno, Uiny
clalinud a majority of at leant throw
vouh. No oiio fi'cina to doubt that thu
bill in itbiuni'iulrd shapo will lin pAHod
by thu lloiifc. Thu only hopu of ttiv
Ways and Mt-ana men In that it enn
rcttotvd to ita original ihapu in
HciHtto.
fid', tl ortly nftor tho DO-.n hour Tuph
day, whilo carrying out thu diollngiiizii.
cil function of convey in t; William f-iinp.
on of Jufioii'ij cIoiikIi, townrde hia ilea
P rf tlilft plnro would highly npprficistcr
t!- benrfit which would How from th
en ctriju ion of the voifid l.t'r!, and liiat
J.iih would bring remits Irl tho vav of
ficibt nnd pHftcruur bueincm. Thl-pi-ppr
ri'fri in lint frli.mliu f..i.tlr, nin.,.i.i
tirmtion i- Tcnmilf. TenorHrlckon I fxittim: here toward tlm c'nti.ft.ri,. ,.
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and dlahcartciicd, fHmpion ritmmoncd
tho imtucdiato friends of dticc.ioed in tho
vicinity, Crouch Iiros,, I'etcrfon Uroj
r.nd Chester Lawrenco, who consoled
him in hie cricf and recommended that
tho remains Ho in etato till Thursday
evening. Wednesday morning two dia
p.itchca conlnininK tho sad tidings were
forwarded to tbo homo of "Kiltie" at
Templeton, in response to which Wil
liam Coleman linstenrxl to the bier,
bringing a heavy load of potatoes, ar
riving at 5:00 p. m. Thursday. Hero
gentlemen from tho neighborhood up
prif ed of hia comliiK wor.) nsiernbled in
ovoning dreia (Kculiar to theaa cla?iic
almde, and at thia writing it ia not
known whether an nulopjy was mnde or
whether Hov. J. IJ. Ci cocks conducted
the obsequies when vlewirg tho re
mains on hia return from Mar&hflold.
"Kittio" nrrivat! in Toninilo four years
a?ofrom tho bur.chgrasa regions whore
her nncestora have dwelled for nn-
told gnn:r.lion9, awlfily curving
sm rctl men ovar hi!! end dale iu
and peace.
tho
vr.r
bo
thn
HOUR COMMANDERS
WIUvNOTOiyi-CT
Amsterdam, April IB l'iraonn iu
dose, touch with the Iteor delngatoa pay
thern iriiioquoation but tho. I'.oer com
tnandera will sanction any projioeala of
penco niado by thu dulegatev, whatever
their nature,
up cgalnK tnu speiu:ur unn ttio com
mitten on rulis, ii ntonu wnll; that'll
irlin! iiiihtii.M tun frfitu Irnul mill llifit'ia
vvhv I iw.u- Innk Hit liLn . .ntipfln.l cultural ilUtririM iii Orecon ccitiuuo to
poxtaue atamp." I Indiciito that tlio condition of .wheat in
Cimhmau was f rnpiontly Inlorrnptcd I ' 'V'"1 ls 't M Ponjing i ex
liy uptcmrloiia laught.ir and tninpluoiit lotwl. Ilm r.cont contioiirrl cold und
thn ' u limiiii' iiiiiitii liirm nuik aim ninin
11 .! I . . -tl tt l . f t
i (irunnu, A prn i , ii'iurn recoivcu i
bv ihnlocnl l)rat.r!,0f tin; Department SAKING SPRKCKELS
of Agrinultiirn from tlm different a-ri-,
TO IJUILD HERE
iipplaiitu tiiatcamn notnlnnn from
IJumocrnUc uid'j ol tlio House.
FORTY EIGHT TO
THIRTY THREE
New Jiilt Continues Present Ex
clusion Law Dining Life of
Chinese Tieaty
the wheat is generally healthy and well
rooted there. Keemn to be lit t lo upward
growth. Thia appliei niotly to the
low lamN nnd pwrly drained rectionn.
tho crop in thu high lands of the Wit
liunctte valley nml In tbo routliern por
tion of the MntK being reported as gen
erally in fplendid condition.
SOCIALISTS' DEMANDS
R1CKUSED IN BELGIUM
Chamber ol Deputies Turns Down
the Measute for Universal
Stiff, urc
llruaaela, April 1H Tlio raviblon of the
couulittttiou to provido for univtireal suf.
Irnge wan negatived In tho Ctinmber of
Doputk'H tliia nfturnoon.
Whuu thu reuult was announced thu
Hodalist ilnptilioa nromi nnd ' shouted
"Hurrah for n atriko."
A callieion butwoiin troops nnd otrlkora
ncctirrod at Uegu this nftornoon, Many
wen Injured.
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t. cjavr3J,ce,cs:-R.iK:urn
t Tin Knit Vnu linn Atrtnvs HjwM
K'1 J ..jl1.
Utiti tlio
JJjcaturo
cf
yJST
.Wnshingtn, April 10 The 1'Utt aub-
stituto for thn Mltchull-Kahu Chinesu
oxclusiou bill wan adnptud bv the Ken-
atu today by n vote of IS to IM,
1 lult'H Hiibatituto for tbo pending bill
extend tint existing exclusion law hhI
long ao thtitirnfent treaty with China
rumaitiH in force, or until a now ouu
taken I(h plnro.
Cockerel'a amendment to I'latt'a aul)
utituto. allowing thu entriiiu'o of Chi
iifin who eomu to exhibit or iubtall ex
hibits at u fair or exposition was adopted.
Honors McICinley's Memory
Parta, April 1ft Ono of tho inoit ilia
tingtiinhed audiences evor aasombleil in
I'aria llllt'd thuTheatru Comiqun today
on tho occasion of tliu huni'tit perform
hnco for thu MeKinloy memorial fund.
Although organised by tho Amoriean
colony of Parle thu French pooplo ami
tho French government aided thn Mfair
with their function apd Premier Wal-deck-ltoiiHheau
und other eminent rep
resontativoa of tho iiovernmuut shared
thu boxes with General l'ortor and oth
ore from the American .embassy. Moio
than a scoro of the most prominent play
era and Hingura of l'aria contributed their
anrvlceaand It ia believed that fully
1100,000 for tho memorial fund will bo
realized by tho performance.
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BELGIAN SITUjyriOfc
STILL CRITICAL
DruBsols, April 10 Tlio attltudo of tlio
peoplo throughout tbo city continues
threatening nnd tho ellgjiteat spark may
pteolpltato n catastrophe.
Gendarmes and cavalry aro patroling
thu atreota. Tho strlko ia spreading
throuuhout tlio country.
Btrlkiu-atmlay. not llro to nnd niestroy.
ed tlio'GuurcillHH glass worka. Tliu loss
will amount tohilf u million frnnus.
TE.NMILE ITEMS
II. I. Ad.unx, Gus Carlion ond Uric".
Krickson havu tnch thippud a coutlgn
ment of oliitco! to San Franchco.
ToBtmastpr K. A. Taylor has sold hia
place to Jack lV-rcon, of Coos City, and
I reeipied from olllce in favor of lien ltob-
erta, who has just visited town to have
liirt bonds lijuctl and forwarded toWneh
iiiton. j
Kd. llnskell iif'c; a thojt sojourn in
title uoighliorhood returned to his home
on Smith river. Thursday, heavily la
den with boar skins.
J. IC. Johnson, of North slough, has
transported hia bolongiuga from Scho
lleld'tqthu estnta of Harry Wilksne,
wlicrs ho intende to lemain over rummer.
Ilodily nilmenla arc now visiting the
families of Win. Dowron and Jacob
Tucstrotn.
Step en Johneon started overland
Wednesday for tho Capital of Oregon.
Lots of fur has been mailed hero dur
ing tho winter nnd early Bpriug by trap
ped Jordan, Monson, Itoborte, Miller,
Reaves nnd Uachus.
Wlint constituted tho "onrthly tnber.
unclo" ot that moid; and subsorviont
spirited "Kittio," faithful nnd beloved
friend of 0. 1. nnd Aibinn Colcmnn, of
Templeton, succumbed on tho imperial
highway ilrtront of tlio ro'sldouco owned
nnd occupied by Chntio'e Crouch, one
sdventh of a inilo north of J lay poptof
Hi""". John I). Kpreckela Uros. A Co.
This feeling of friondlinere ia quit
strong and if the projected vevtel bo built
her-lt will help to crnnt it, and tbo
jieoplt will feel a yreater peraonr.l
Intornt iu n steamer built hero than one
constructed olrx'w liere.
The building of tho steamer horo
would mean n great deal for this place
not only Jn tho expenditure of a large
turn for labor, but in bringing Cooa IJay
still farther to the front as a hip-build-ini
point. A lirst-clasa boat of thu Mz"
nropo'cd, built oa rho would bo built
here, will bo an honor to tho yard from
which die i turned out.
South Coos River
F. M. Underwcod paeeed down Coo
rivor Thursday from hia houieatejiP
chim, whero he had been doing romc
iuiprovcmeuta. t
School etartcd in tlm Klk Rock school
hot! at Monday of last week. . -
I'.cv.'Bunyan held services in tho Nl
avora school liou.'o thu second Hundav
Instead of tho third.that day being quar
terly meeting at Caching dough.
Mrs. K. i. Uesiey andsouB, Ma'terif
Warren and Alden aro vidting nt Km
pire. Mrp. KJith Hall and daughter Norma
greeted frienda on Cooa river tho lnttor
part of tho week prior to their jourLcy trt
Washington wheio they go iu search ct
niolomeiit.
The gar line, Rosebud, camo up to E;
L. UeErey'a to Into paajongfra to tho"
V. if tV Itiilci. mi thn n'li.li. rtt rli..T L.t'
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meeting, onu of tho Coos river bye
nelng a e;n lidu'c for membership.
Mita. Smith of ilnnmouUir will tench
VnnrlnilintiinMn( nniiitAn u'.ao moit lit' term of schocl iii tho UIaI
A paper In tho nMnro of a pctltlio la diitrfeft corurncadng tho firat Mop'. fc - "
ling circulated by E. IIcui kendorff and duy in May. p "- "J ' '
bo!
ib recolving numoroua dgnaturea. It is
nddroEsed to W. S. Chandler, Manager
IJeavor Hill Coal Cj. an I 0. 1). Ii. & E
It. A S'. Co., and points out somo of
the reasons why the stoauier which Mr.
Chandler's principals, John 1). Sprcckela
Dros. A Co. contemplate buildinu' should '
bo constructed here. Among the rea
sons ii von nru that wo '-ave tho white
cedar and other matorial hero for build-
iiiL' n more substantial vessel
any other place nn tbn coast for tho
same or leas money, and that tho pco
Tho ehildion of SI.' D. Cutllri visit
ed relatives on the lower river tlio lat
ter part of thu week
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Your bowels can be trained ag'tyiell
as your muscles or your brain: Ga
carets Candy Cathartic train your
th.a ' stamped C. C. C. Never sold in
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SPRING IS HERE
And tho accompanying demand
for aerviceablu gocxla h:n been met
ntthisetore. : : : :
In our allowing this spring wo barn
completely nutdono all previous ef
forts to please our trado nndunhesl
ttitinely say that our stock ik at preB
eut tlio only representative stock of
up-to date goods in every line.
Olir DrCSS Goods, Havo nil bed spec
ial attention. : :
Our Ladies' Fnr-
Our goods nro on
display and your
pereoual inspec
tion is cheerfully
asked. Should you
live out of town,
samples will bo
cheerfully tout
and any informa
tion us cheerfully
given.
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Marelillsld's Loading Outiltters and
Fur" idler.
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Our Clolliino,
Gents' Furnishing.
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