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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1912-EVENIMG EDITIOH. 1 COOS BAY TIMES M. C. MAIiONKV Kdltor mid 1'nli. PAX K. MALOXKV News Kdltor $ good kvkxixu. Ho that Is cholco of his tlrno will also bo cholco of his com- fc pany and choice of his actions. Joromy Taylor. MB! WILL NOT SERVE ADDITIONAL SOCIETY' NEWS AX IDEA I'AOTOItV. Says He Must Decline Presi dency of Local Chamber of Commerce. THEY ARE moro than mcro man ufacturers of lumber, lath and shingles nt that big mill and plant of tho C. A. Smith company across tho bay. Tho output of Ideas is largo. In fart one of tho plant's greatest assets Is Ideas. Auyono can manufacture lumber, but to manufac ture nnd market It In a manner that makes tho producer nn economic fac tor In tho commerce of tho world re quires genius. Tho Times Is a bit proud of tho fact that In Its announcement of tho scientific nnd systematic operation of tho C. A. Smith mill It stntcd that It would mnko Coos Day tho Mecca of tho lumbor men of America. This lins nlrondy proven true. Scarcoly a week passes without ono or moro men prominent in tho lumber Industry of tho country making a Journey to this modern mnrvel In lumber production to sccuro Ideas In either manufacture or mill hullillug. And none go away empty headed. Thoro nro Ideas sulu elont to supply tho world tit tho Smith plant. During tho present week tho mill is being Visited by Mr. Wilkinson of Minneapolis, ono of America's greatest builders of sawmills. Ills firm In Minneapolis has probably built moro sawmills than any other in Amorlcn. Ho Is lioro nt present in tho Interest of tho St. Paul & Tacomn Lumber company, who nro about to build n largo now mill In Tncomn, nnd will probably Incorporate somo of tho Innovations found hero. C. A. Smith Is chief of tho Idea de partment. Ho Is ono of those rare combinations In tho nccompllshmont of tho world's work n drenmor nnd b. door. Ho lias tho vision of u poot and tho powor of achievement of a practical man of affairs. Whether It bo n now lumbor schooner llko the' nro being talked of for tho place. A Nairn Smith that revolutionizes tho'T- 'Initios, I. 8. Smith, U. G. Orcono. oconn carrying lumbor trndo of tho Oi'orgo Kotnor, A. J. Mendol and world or tho utilization of waste po- others who have been nctlvo In tho wor or products that will add to tho, wor,c linvo ''con suggested for tho world's wealth. C. A. Smith has Ideas Plncc. that rroato now conditions In Indus trial nffalrs. Ho Is ably assisted In' this great work by ono of tho most capable nnd competent of lleutennnts. ' Amo Moreen stands hesldo the chief of tho Idea factory not only wlth Idonn of his own but with n positive I nonius for dotnll and perfecting audi applying practically tho Ideas of the chlof. On every sldo nt the O. A.) Smith mill nro the evidences of thptm1 two mon, tonlly great In achievement' of new conditions In lumber innnu-' fnc'ure. Friun tho wind KniiRHiiw tin Portsnr Wins From LfJS An- tho sorting Hhed. From tho manliest! ru,"?"u w'"6 num, u"b . ' machine to tho unit m-Hlem of liaudl- UCieS VCniOll ailll UaK- ing tho finished product. From mill work to bout building new Ideas are dominant and controllliiK factors In tho Smith mill. Living In such nu environment It is to bo expected nil tho prlnclpnl ', bonds of department are Idea pon- sossors. Next to the eeo chief pro-, bauly tho most Important contributor! tn tho lilon niitlint In A. K. (lnirnnn master working Thoro Is considerable discussion over tho election of n now president of tho Murshtlcld Chnmbor of Com merce to 1111 tho vacancy caused by tho resignation of Dr. J. T. McCor mnc which becomes cffoctlvo October 1. Tho election will probnbly bo hold tho coming wcok. C. F. McICnlght, vice-president of tho organization for the past year, has boon urged by many to accept tho prcsldoncy but ho nnonunced to day that ho could not. In discussing tho matter, ho said: "I apprcclato tho honor grcntly but It's absolutely Impossible for mo to servo. In tho first place, I hnvon't tho tlrno to dovoto tho Chamber of Commorco that I feel should bo giv en It. "In the second place, I am atot ney for the Southern Pacific rallro id hero and I do not feel that I could conscientiously servo both as attor ney for the railroad company and ns bond of tho Chamber of Commerce. I do not boliovo Hint anyono con nected with tho big corporations thnt aro from time to tlmo asking favors or concessions of n community niiouid bo tho licnd or tho commer cial body of that community. Very often It Is necessary for tho commer cial body llko tho Chamber of Com morco to tnko action on theso ro iiuosts from tho public service cor porations and it would bo dllllcult for n man representing tho corpora tion, no mnttor how conscientious or careful ho might bo, to act unbiased. "Ilowovor I want to seo tho Chnm bor of Commorco contlnuo tho excel lent work it has been accomplishing nnd will contlnuo ns I have In tho past to aid with my subscription nnd In ovory wny that my services cnn." Desldos Mr. McKnlglit n number COAST LEAGUE LS SOClAIj CATiEXDAH. ' TON'IGHT. Rag Social at tho Norwegian Lutheran church. Koyzor's dnnco nt Eagles hall. TUESDAY. Mrs. E. W. Kammorer enter- tnlning for Miss Ramonn Rnd- cllffo. WEDNESDAY. Social Embroidery Club with Mrs. Hildon. Artistic Neodlo Workers with Mrs. Walter Spado of Ferndnle. Mothodlst Brothorhood Asso- elation mooting. North Bond Altar Guild with Miss Gertrudo Mandlgo. O THURSDAY A Snclnl Sowlnp Clnli wlHi Mm. A Jack Swanson. A. N. W. with Mrs. J. T. Hall. 0 Last ovonlng tho Christian En deavor of tho Presbyterian church wan very pleasantly ontortnlnod by Miss Eliza Ayro nt hor homo In South Mnrshfleld. During tho busi ness meeting, tho following olllcors woro elected for tho next six months: President Miss Marian Seaman. Vice-pros. Chas. Lowry. Treasurer Festus Walter. Secretary Miss Gladys Dlment. Tho romnlndor of tho ovonlng was devoted to games nnd music nftor which delicious rofroshmonts wero served, ovorybody enjoying themsel ves immonsoly. Thoso present woro Misses Gertrudo Scnlfo, Mildred Wil son, Marian Scamnn, Ruth Hong hind, Adolnldo Clorko. Catherlno Smith, Holcn Dow, Gladys Dlment, Eliza Ayro, Bcsslo nnd Edith Ayro. Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Ayro, Claud Wil son, Festus Walter, Harvoy Walter, Chas. Lowrey, Win. McDonnld, Hal bort Carlylo, Georgp Lococq nnd Henry Lccocq. O Row A. F. Bnssford. having loft this week to accompnny his fnmlly hero from Corvnllls, Supt. F. A. Tlod gon will sponk nt tho Baptist church tomorrow morning nnd Prof. Morris, tho High school commorclnl tonchor, will sponk in tho ovonlng. O Mrs. II. D. Hnrth loft for Rosoburg this week nftor an onjovablo visit with her nloco, Mrs. T. E. Hnrvey. FI'XHIIAIj YESTEHD.VV. Tho funornl of Mrs. Hirst yester day was largely attended by tho older residents of tho Bay. The Rev. H. E. Browning conducted tho services nnd tho Rebcknhs hod charge of the services at tho grave. Tho pall-boar-ors woro J. H. Flanngan, .1. . Ben nett, J. Albert Mntson, P. M.WIlbui, George Rotnor and F. P. Norton. i Fresh Studio. Foto supplies Walker WANT ADS. FOR ply MINT Furnished 530 First street. room. Ap ron REXT Furnished liouwkcep-j Incr rooms. Phono ICG, North i Bend. WANTED To sublet contract for carrying mnll between North Bond nnd Gardiner, ns I am leaving tho Bay. Good paying proposition. Inquire Thos. Ron nie, North Bend. FOR SALE House nnd two lots In Empire. $500 down, bnlauco on easy terms. Mrs. T. W. Ron nie, North Bond. WILL EXCHANGE Timber land, North Lake county, I miles from Rccdsporr, 1-2 mllo from S. V. grndo work, $1000 mortgage; will trado equity of $1500 fir ... I.. X .,. 11-.. .1 nH .f properly in iurm uumi m -( cinity. write ii you wain iu trade, Owner S, Care Times. WANTED A Candy Maker. Confectionery Store. Lewis' FOR 10 .12, SALE Fluo mouths old. bright bay colt. Large. Phono s land Arc Tied. STAXIHXU Ol Oakland 07 Los Angeles ...li:i Venuui JM Portland fil Sim Francisco. . .7 I I'LlltS. US OS !t) .588 .581 .5711 . i a r. .III! .370 Sncrauieutii ....58 mochnnlc. In addition In O out to mechanical porfec-i "T'OitTI.AXn. s.nt Pmiimwi non 1110 kiciih 01 nis riiior. ,ir. nag-; won 11 kuiiio from Los Angeles vos non hnii patented n niimbor of lumber I tordiiy. Vernon ami Oakland wore working mnchlni-i of his own and do- tied In the thirteenth lulling when icrvos tho trlbuto of mention In pass- the game was called on account or liiR- darkness, fyin Francisco dcfen.c.l Tho grontost output of the C. A. Sacramento. Smith mill Is Ideas. I Tho scores follow: worry sometimes ncis as auvnnco agent for the undertaker At San Francisco R. 1 San Franclbco Sacramento 0 II. K. 7 1 I Iffi SHIFHEIT OF TOBACCO: COQl'ILLE KXTKRTAIX.MKXT. Professor .1. N. Mul'l'u rnti.rnoil tilts morning from Coqulllo, with his I graduating class nnd reports n most ilollghtrul visit to Hint city. Last evening tho clnss gavo nn exhibi tion to n vory enthuslnstle nnd np preclatlvo nuillenco. They woro giv en a royal wolcomo nnd woro charm ingly entertained nt tho different homes ovor night. Thoso going aro as follows: Mrs. II. Songstnckon and dnughter Doris, Mrs. H. McLnln nnd daughter .Tnno, Mrs. Macgonn nnd dnughter Isnbol, Mrs. McMullcn nnd daughter Charlotte the Misses Evo- elyn, Florence, Helen, Bess nnd Allcoi Flnnngnn, Mrs. Motlln and daughter, Mary. MIsh Dorothy Byler. Miss Ed-1 nn llawkmnii. .Mrs. It. Stump mid 1 (inugnior hntiiorliio, .Mrs. Otilinott' and daughter Irene. Pnsquln Brad Hold, nnd Professor J. X. Beggs. Miss Wanda Stephens, the woll known ueedloworker. doslios to :in nounco to the ladles of Murshfloll that she will refinim sowing Oc tober 1. There will bo n slight ndvanco to $11.00 per day for hur services. A telephone will bo ln stnlled for the 'rivcnioneo of ner pat r Mii, annoiincenient of which v.-lil bo niado later. ITXEIIAL (). . ...S. Til (J LI X. FOR SALIC Modern H-rooin bunga low, cheap if taken nt once. Sari bungalow to be moved onto buy er's land. Phono 1221, North Bend. TO REXT A neatly neatly furnished room. 1011 Central Avenue. 1 FOR SALE Gnsollne boat Escort. n5.7. -I. 0 h. p. miglno. Cheap. See John Bear. IOi: KALE Dairy ranch; head or navigation on liny ties Inlet. Has terms. Address. Perry Crouch, Mnrshfleld, Oregon. FOR REXT Or Sale, iW-acro ranch 1-2 mllo from cronmory. Flno dairy ranch. Will run ten cows. G. W. Starr, Brldgo, Oregon. FOR S.LI-Lefever double barrel shot gun. Good conditions. Prlco rcnHonnble. Phono F. L. arnnnls, 251-L. WAXTED Roy to work In grocery. Apply at once. Nnsburg's Grocery. VOll SALE Dry wood, fir and nl der, nt Canipboll'B Wood Ynrd, Ferry landing. Phono 758-L. WAXTED A good book agent nt once. Apply Box L, Times olllco. At Los Angulos R. . K Vernon :i i ; Oakland a G : Called cud Kith account of darn now. At Portland Portland I.oh Angeles . . . It. .it .5 II. E. 8 'i 10 2 .mi:i:ks .v .r.i:f rkceim: ton and a half direct from EASTERN (JIIOWERS IOR Till: MARSHFIELD CIGAR FACTORY The Meel.s & Graef t'luar Fac tory yesterday received a shlpui -nt of a ton and 11 half of tobacco, probably tho liu-gont consignment of tobacco over received In a town tho size of Miushfleld. The tobit ro was brought direct from I lie growers and was shipped here from Dayton, Ohio, It Is all select filler. Mocks & Graef IiiivIiik given 01 dors of the high grade and quality they de sired. In buying in large qtinnM ties they aro able to secure more uniform tobacco, making the'r brands, of cigars run the same. wuee iney engaged in-the maun factuie or cigars hero, their PEXSLAR. 004s4 ALOXCJ Til II WATERFROXT I lie Eseolslor arrived In yesterday and will loud nt the Smith mill. The Firiold and Ellxnbeth have arrived at llaudoii from San Frnu eUeo. The Brooklyn and Raiidon sailed yesterday from llaudoii for Sin Francisco. The schooner Hardy has finish ed taking on her cargo of lumber at the Simpson Lumber Co. -ind sailed todaj for San Francisco. 00s mv Caimm Tomato AMOXG THE SICK 4 4 Mrs. E. T. McQuIre of North Bend IUh. 1 suffered n stroke of paralyhls and Is noss has grown ranldlv. 11 docl.l-.ul quiio 111. prerereece being shown by Cinwl Mrs. C. II. LnChappelle who under county smokers to the home pin- went an operation nt Mercy hospital unci, especially wneu tliey can "get the goods" at the same or lower prices than are c'arged for cigars innde 1 Im-w Uoiv. KEVZER'S OP.' lll'STHA DAXCE nt EAGLES' HALL Satunlay night. All Kinds (Alt MEMS n iioiiml at STAI'I'OltD'S and Sunday. PEXSLAR. only :t."i Snl in day IK lures framed Wulker Studio. Your portrait Walker Studio. In sepia or colors Is Improving rapidly, and is exnoct- ed homo tomorrow. Miss Claudlne Kaufman, tho lit tle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W Kaufman who has been quite sick, is report? I considerably Improved. Walter Richardson, foreman of construction on the Terminal Rall wuy. had his hand painfully Injure 1 yesterday by getting It caught be tween two henxy timbers. t lias Masters, enptaln of t'to Dlle. bus been suffering from a sc ivere attack of tousllltls. I Major Morton Tower of Empire, has been suffering from a seveie nt-i tuck of rheumatism at lite summer home on Coos Rlvor. Held nt Baptist CIiiiitIi mid Is large ly Attended. Tho funoral or Mrs. Ellen Siglln was hold Friday nrtomoon from the Baptist church In this city. Thoro was 11 huge nttendnnce of frlsuds. ninong which were many or tho ol "t resldonts or tho city. Tho sorvlcos were conducted by Rev. G. LoRoy Hall who mnde n brlof address. In tho eourso of his romurks ho roror red to the fart that Mrs. Siglln al ways mndo It n point to decorate with Mowers tho altar or the Baptist church and that when tho altar was not docorated ror the Sunday ser vices tho church members were suro nun .Mrs. siglln wns III, so regular and faithful was she to tho church In mi reHjioci. iiio music wns uy tho choir of tho Baptist church, The selections at the church wero "Nenror My God to Theo and "Abldo with Me." At tho gravo tho choir snug "Rock of Ages." The burial was at tho Odd Fel lows cemetery. The active pnll-boarors wero attor neys who had been associated with General Siglln in the practice ei-.-8 ago. They wero C. F. McKnlglit. C A. Sehlbrede. Tom Hull. Jiulnn Hull J. M. Upton, nnd J. W. Bennett Tho honorary pall bearers were J. L I.olghtner. Capt. A. Mntson rnd A. 1). Wolcott. 1. r, 1 .- -tT--rIIUiM Mi, 1 25-pound box only 75o Phono your orders early, The Bazar "Store of Qunlity.' Phone 32. Clothes Insurance IJvcry Suit or Clothes Hut ujoch from THE conipaiiicd with a clothes Insurance policy in double gtmrnnUT Hint or the maker and antco (le form ourselves. , The Fit Quality Service and Value of every garment that Icnrcn our store. We handle SCHLOSS-BALTIMORE THE CLOTHES HEAUTIFUL So better Sult nro innde In Hie world. They lmve th0 Vit Flnlsli mid Style. " Priced at $15.00 to $30.00 Other Suits $8.50 to $15.00 Rut Whether you pay SH.r.tl w Ih'M, value, dollar for dollar, on auco Policy gimrniiteeH tills. 90.00 you nr.. getting (,, Coos Hay. Our Clothes Insui. Marshficld FIXUP North Bend Boat Supplies: V1II1LS PROPIilLLlSU'S LAPS OAKS LIFE PmCSlDKVERS MANILA lJOl'E AV.LRID HOPE U LOCKS FrLTINCJS OILS Electric Appliances A complete line and prices that are riyhl. Ploimeeir Hardware Co0 'Am.-.-OK.T-ITrr tap, -T-y- TRY IT A MONTH FREE! J Wo havo tho famous norforated bono which enables eory man to fret an ea.sy shavo. Buy ono today a" I if after giving it a fair trial for 30 days you do no! I !...! !i h -I'... i...: i i i . t iiiki u ciu wc ciami, uiing ii uacK ana your money will bo returned to you at once, Price only $1.00. Drop in and get a freo booklet. Wo also havo tho Keonob Automatic Razor Sharpen er that will sharpen any and all safety razor blades. Full line of ordinary and safety razors. RAZOR STROPS. SHAVING BRUSHES. Fine Cutlery. THE QUALITY HARDWARE. Agents for Harley-Davldnon nnd Indian Motorcycles. HO mmmmmmtmmmmmamtimammmmammmmmwmmma $1.00 in a Safety Box Is Not Worth a Cent $1.00 in Real Estate Is Worth $3.00 Francisco Uxamlner. The Royal It continues: coiididur Is This stnteniont Is niado editorially In the snn only thins tho man who Is hoarding his dollar In a safety bo " Tods to thor San FnuicUco wN douhlo In TKX OR PlFTEB.V YEARS?" vor.hnt flh: wm ;"'"!': "TU!,t,0 ln t0 - 0 tho most con..rvtlv i.ol)ropo,ty w.; .;, ,;;:;; bTZS" VzSnX vlU,,- con8,dor "Tho wVto wlll td what KKWl'il's oriH'STHV DVV01-' .,....,'. .''' in k,nu: ou '"ve .,.,,.., . ", 7 .iim.tin u.iiiii. riione 72, Cjiclflc IIA1.I. hiiliinlMy iilRlit. Mvery and lTnnsfer Co.n.u,,.- t i:.(Jm:s i "Neu Cuio fd- DIvoiYe." (ailment V eekly, Xo, 'n Plctor lal news r. m nil over the world. "I'lKlH at the SHU." "(hints of .steel." .11 .m. n i.j, in jwo m.u r , OII!is: "l.ll-'K'S HADIAXT HTAlt." and "OH, UIUTS lAV!" Good program tomorrow night. Kra DIavolo in 3 reels Tuosdnv night. !Oc nusiness lo on Second Ave, now $10,000; Vdl 1,0 worth $40. " inn .Pinn2- lTmTu' 1I0W $S'r,UU; wi w WW0 S,xta "'u 1Jo'tt, now $2,500; will )0 worth $10,000 1 ::"ZtUl ad eivil, now $1,800 ; will be worth. . $7,200 U'l y H llMltlit 1 J - I , ....1 S vn ii-r i) ( I 'Annnni.,;,! ,i .,- . . -,w p,.ms ,.,u 4. "' , jhw !ruo; wui bo worth $lu' mut iur me rusu. n will t-atoh yon napping. Invest now. I. S. KAUFMAN & CO. 177 FRONT ST MARSHFIELD, ORfl.