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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1912)
THE COOS BAY TIMES, HAHSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1912 EVENING EDITION. FURNISH YOUR. BED ROOM NOW Classy, up-to-date Bed Room Furniture doesn't cosL very much at our store. You ought to see our beautiful Dressers in the late finish, golden oak waxed dull. Metal Beds $2.50 to $35.00 Dressers $7. 1 5 to $35.00 a f GOING HARVEY CO. yyer An Essay on the Profession In Which Geo. Fitch Tells What He Thinks of Them. g going to lio a Broat inwycrs, bcrauBO It , i about 'thorn In 400 11 a""" i inwvnr can ?" ,n m an fehlckcn stealing l 900 worm. " " ,0Bg sb bull Unko. .r tn nroanor- Reels of Juatco and lm I a one. 'o in """', examine n law and lull I ...i.i,nt tunkliiir a ElviU This Ih because E, nro nmilo by lowyow. F.. ? r.nn n vniir and fmakhiK lows anA r,0" K ... .... I. -. ttlllll 111 Kr tclllDB wimi iu . te them. Ami u m? nne lawyer ho ran after- ,ln .,.r lV lll'IIIOIl- im sunreino court tliat 'good anyway. yers business w i'""i'" Llnit vllllnns, reformers, ..i.. .n.l ntlinr luWVLTH. OHIO '" -- -- ' I . mini til 111' fnp. rtCCITt'B u ....... r. ---. rt of nnanclul tlo ropo to rora going over to tlio After ttaD case Ik over bo ither fee, tiiih iHno, t.WVH PIIKCKHKNVK Matrrinl for r.lfrbonts ilird by SlillMHUirrH. INCISCO, July 2?. It is mltor In lie dlBCIIHKt'd I'l Iniatlantlc IIihth hIioukI nil for lie full coinplc- Mr passcnRtTH and crow; fen BctiU'U in tne nnirina- ii'ar demand. Tl't niiCn- itlier llfcboiitB bIiiiII bo of ail. however. Ik Bt 111 ()ln"i, Incline to the belief that disaster linn Htlnmlnlod (or steel boats nvor ugh It Is-ridmlttcd that' ii Is the latter hnvo merits former. Moat landsmen tfer wooden boats, Htlll It it with ordinary enro Btool suffer from corrosion. i number of rnscB where arc In fact far stincrl'jr all. when rnrrlixl ninr Hi.i Eere the- bent dries tlioni French stcnmerH the cmore generally employed. MI The kind YOU hnvo fSKD. I'lione 72 Pacific tamfcr Co. fixed by law, but Ib raroly mora than tlio cllont should bo ablo to pay In a llfotlmo If ho practlcoa economy and does not go to law ngln. LnwyoiH nro vory wlso nnd imo hundreds of hoa,vy Imported words which tlio ordinary muu could not even lift. Law books nro written In largo perclioron words which prevent common people from meddling with them and reading what dooBti't con corn them. Tlio Iltblo was originally published In thlfl manner, but was translated later, anil this Is what will happen to the law books uome day. When this happona lawyers will no longer to nbln to stun a trembling client with a certiorari, mnndnmus, res adjudlcntn nnd other jnggod ver bal Junk, mid tlio ouprcmo court will have time to go Hulling twice n week. Somo lawyers aro vory honest nnd will not He, czcopt to n Jury. Others nro not ho particular. It Ih oasy to toll whethor a lawyer Is honest or not by tlio size of his fco. If ho leaveR tlio client nnytlilng nftor ho ban won a Judgment for hlni ho is cither lion Ht or ho caroIcBs that ho Is a re proach to Ills profession. Gcorgo Fitch. HOUSE FLIES OFFER Tlio Common Houbo Fly Associa tion announces Its doslro to rondor nn up-to-dnto private concort In your homo, freo to poor and rich nllko. 'Indoor performances preferred tm cold and rainy dnys. Special night concerts If patrons will furnish lights nnd a nice warm room. Tlio (lily stipulation that tlio" Association requires in order to mako this un dertaking a grand nurcoss and to supply a oliorun of a million voices, Ih free access to innnuro pllos, gar bage nnd tlio unrestricted lino of cast off and rofuso mntorial about tlio premises. During busy hours mom bern of the Association cannot afford tlimi to wlpu their feet or faces; thoro are many places to visit and tlio son xon is short so in tholr linsto to cov er as much ground as posslblo many of the putrid germs that cling to (heir bodies may bo left behind on your angel cuke, hnwevor, no offonso Is intended. Our momborn nro especially de lighted to call on littlo children and examine their play things, sing a lul laby whllo they sloop, and partlcl- WILL E IEI W LEAVES THE HAZEL DOLLAR Secretary FIhIici and Congress Makes ('liungcH In Itr4iilremeiilH. WASHINGTON, D. C, July 30. The Senate has adopted an amend ment to the sundry civil bill, pro posed by Senator Borah, providing that homoBteaders who mado .filings prior to June C last may perfect tltlo under the three-year or five-year homestead law, as they prefer, oven thoimh thov fall nrlor to October 1 to elect under which law they will pro-' recti. The Interior Department construes tlio three-year luw to require that (ill old entries be perfected under the three-year law unless cntrymon elect otherwise before October 4. Every homestead eiitrymnn who made his Initial filing prior to Juno 0, 11)12, and who had not submitted dual proof prior to that date, will be expected to complete Ills proof un der the throo-yoor liomuBtead law un less, by October 4, next, ho iiles with the local land olllco a statement to tlio effect that ho wishes to complete proof under tlio old law under which filing was made. This, In brief, Is the Interpretation which Secretary Fisher places upon the- now law, and ho holds that under the language of the act, that no discretion Is given him. Itegardlng the cultivation require ment, Secretary Fisher says ho haH adopted the following rule: " 'Respecting cultivation necessary to bo bIiowii upon such an entry, in nil cases whore, upon considering the whole record, the proof will he acceptable If It shows cultivation of nt least one-sixteenth for tlio next year and each succeeding year until Ilnnl proof, without regard to tlio particular year of tlio homestend per iod, In which the cultivation of the one-sixteenth wns porformod.' " pnto In tholr luncheon nnd whon do parting leave behind n munbor of their Holect guests, tlio tuborclo ba cillus, typhoid bacillus and entero colitis rapid cxtormlnntor bacillus. Yours lovingly, The House Fly Association. If you havo anything to sell, trade, or rent, or wnnt help, try a Want Aa Alexander Gow Will Ilcsumo Former Duties as Port CuptAln A Portland newspnpor says: "Cnptaln Aloxandor Dow, who had n thrilling exporlonco as mastor of tlio llrltlsh steamship Uazol Dollar on her last trip to tho Orient, loft her In San Francisco nnd will rcsumo his former duties ns port captain for tlio Dollar Stoamshlp company with hoadqunrtors at Soattlo. Ho arrlvod at Portland from tho Bay City, yos torday, a fow hours nftor tho Hazel Dollar camo Into tho river to load another cargo of lumber for tho Far East. Tho captain will romaln horo until after tho steamer has boon londod and put in shapo for tho soa. Cnptaln Lldloy is now in command of "When 1C00 miles west of Soattlo tho Hazol Dollar, Captain Oow, ran Into a torrlflo hurrlcano March" 7 whllo bound for Otaru, Japan. Tho storm soon smashed In hor dock houscs and tho ruddor was carrlod away. Whllo tho vossol was holp lcsaly adrift Gow and his crow rigged up a Jury ruddor nnd Btartod on tho roturn trip to tho Sound. Sho was tHkon safoly to an nnchorago at Vic toria, without salvago sorvlco olthor in tho strnlts or harbor. "Moreover sho hail aboard ovory plcco of lumbor she had started out with previously with tho excep tion of sovon sticks of timber, which hnd boon removed from tho dcckload for material for tho construction of tho Jury ruddor. After having boon nnir,i nt virtnrln. thn stoamor ro- Biiraod tho pasaago to Otaru April 1C and in 85 dayB sho had delivered tho cargo and was back on this coast." tiii: coyimo in trouijlk Tho sloop Condro which hns mndo a number of trips to Coos Day nr rlved at Newport this week from Portland lu n dlflablrd condition. Sho finally got In port all right but for a tlmo was In dnngor or being swept on to tho south spit, tho life rnvimr rrmv nnd tho launch OUlo rl reaching hor baroly in tlmo to avert tlo accident, Have your Job fhn Tlinon office. prlnttn dona al JlhingSShocCo. 1ELD. nANDON. ThiJStar Transfer and Storage Co. h prepared to do all kinds of hauling in short notice. Wc meot all trains mil iiontB and wo also huyo tho latest ty' Uoynolits Plnno Mover. We guarantco our work. L. H. Heisner, Prop. Phones 98-R. 120-J. or 49-1. 1 Sm A- HODOINi hfield Paint, corating Co. MlnRWICItnl r. H Pboa hol 0rtli;0B SensiMp sKA children la the metric Shfto qa i-?y Marahfield. North Bend Auio line I tS hIVn KSffSSH Uita m :."" A:u klnuITl North Bena on lUff s. oB at 7 a. m. ISee Saturday Times I Will Furnish Your House on the Installment Plan W. K. Wiseman Sll North Front St. Dua. Phone 290-X; lies. Phone 166-J PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DIt. IIIKI) II. CLAIIKB. HpcclullNt In Nerve nnd Spluul DIhciikc. Office, Room 2. Rogers Houbo, Marahfield. Otflco Hours 2 to 6 Phone m-L. DIt. A. J. HKNDKY'b MiKlrra Dental Parlors. Wo are oqulppod to do hlsh clan work on abort notice at the yorj lowoat prices. Examination free Lady attendant, Coko building, oppo site Chandler note, phone 112-J. UUILDINO AND ItKPAIR WORK House Moving and Grading. Wo aro prepared to do this work by the day or coutruct and guarantee vatlsfactlon. Let us figure with you. G, 8. FLOYD CO. Phona aifi-J. Marshfleld. Ore Barnard & Langworthy Electrical Contractors and Supplier. PHONE 184-K. 170 So, Uroadway, uext door to 1'nlnn Mpaf MurUet. Real Estate and FIRE INSURANOH Several good bargains In Farms and city property. AUG. FlilZEEN. 08 Central Ave. Mnrshfleld, Oregon. w Drift Flour est Quality naeifluco. J W. BKNNBXT, Lawyer. )ffle over Flanagan A Denaott Dan) larahfleld Oregon rR. 3. T. MeOORMAO, - Physician and Sargeon Marshfleld, Oregon. Jfflce: Lockhart Building, OppnHlto post office. Phone 106-J I $tetmtynft - TortUnd.Orcon , IlIJenl nd Dy School for Oil cbirt.ot Bitten of Bl. John IlaptlrtlK Cll(ltM, liUimlt o Il.nmt.ry Dtp Mult, AH, IlMitLa. OinattliB rorrUlog.ldrMTlli: HISTUIl SUt Otnco Jt.SI. Jlclent Hall tt, I 3 R. J. MONTGOMERY Real Estate and Insurance l-t tfortli Innt StnwC WANTED ! ! ! OARPICTS UPHOIiSTERINa AND PIANOS TO OLBAN, by tho Pneu mutlo Cleaning Company, Orders for nork taken" at GOING & HARVEY PHONE 100 WM. S. TURPEN Architect 171 FRONT BT. Removal Sale of Household Purniture Preparatory to Removal to Missouri All Household Furniture Belonging toM.C. Horton AND CONSISTING OF MAHOGANY CHIFFONIER MAHOGANY WRITING TABLE MAHOGANY KRANICH & HACH PIANO LARGE FUMED OAK LIBRARY TABLE ONE 10-FOOT ART CRAFTERB FUMED OAK EXTENSION TAI1T.E ONE ART GRAFTERS SERVING TABLE TWO SMALL TABLES BEDROOM FURNITURE KITCHEN CABINET COOKING UTENSILS Will be of ferwl for sale nt their residence, No. 383 North First St., July 18 to 31, Inclusive. Much of the furniture 1ms been recently purchased and Is practically new. Tho furniture can bo Inspected nt their residence nt any time during above dates. Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire and Marine Insurance Title Guarantee and Abstract Co. HEltttY SEJfGSTAOKKN, Mgr. Coqullle OSUo Phono 191 Platting Lands a specialty, farms - Timber Coal ancients "KASTBIDST General Ag Marshfleld Offloe 144J. Myers' Closing Out Sale Opens Q Tomorrow , Morning At 9 A.W. Myers & Co. Coos Building, Marshfleld ESTABLISHED IN 18tl0. STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK MARAHFIELD, OREGON. At tho close of business, Juno 14, 1012. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts f 427,481,48 Banking House 50,000.00 Cash and Exchanges 240,112.22 Total 1723,093.70 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock paid In I 60,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 57,469.90 Deposits 616,123.80 Total $723,593.70 J. CONDENSED STATEMENT Of The First National Bank of Coos Bay At the close of business, Jun 14, 1012. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts 1238,516.72 Bonds, warrants and securities -. 78,191,32 U. S. bond? to secure circulation 25,000.00 Real ostato, furniture and fixtures 81,011.34 Cash and sight exchango 188,653.99 Total , ail,373..T7 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In 100,000.00 Surplus and undlvldod profits 10,548.33 Circulation, outstanding 23,800.00 Deposits ..,..., , 477,024.74 Totai . . . . : $011,373.37 In addition to Capital Stock tho Individual liability of Stockhold ers is 1100,000,00. INTEREST PAID ON TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS. W S. CHANDLER, President. M. O. HORTON, Vice-President DORSEY KRBITZBR. Cashier. aMWaMMMawaM in ii wmtmmammmamtmmmmiKmammmmm-mammimmmmmm i I &