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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1913 EVENING EDITION. Opening of a New Store The Parisian known as the fashion center of the Northwest, whose main store is located at Spokane, Washington, with a branch store at Lewiston, Idaho; have now established a LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR SHOP on Coos Bay, at Marshfielcl, Oregon, which will be open and ready for business Saturday, July 1 9th, in the O'Connell Building, Market Avenue This will be our temporary quarters, as we will move in our new store in the new Chandler Block about September 1st, 1913. Suits, Coats and Dresses and garments that are crushed in packing and require pressing we will give very low prices on. GARMENTS that are late for the season will be sold at ONE HALF the regular low prices. Visit the store each day to se cure some of these good bargains. REMEMBER THE DATE SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1913 Our aim will be to carry exclusive and individual lines in Suits, Dresses Separate Skirts Coats, Gowns Petticoats, Kimonas Undermuslins Waists, Neckwear Furs and Children's Dresses Owing to a delay in opening with the summer so far advanced, we will disregard all former prices to close out such garments. We will not give space quoting prices, but safe to say our prices will always be the lowest on EXCLUSIVE HIGH-GRADE MERCHANDISE. You are welcome at all times whether you purchase or not. THE PARISIAN O'Connell Building, Marshfield, Ore. LAMA MILLIONAIRE CARES FOR 300 CHILDREN TULSA, Okln.. July 18. -Charles iku. (I ii' in imiiiuiiiiiii', ri'i'uiuu in .1 P J.fWI MIkiL I .I....I...I lflll WOrUI JII,IIIIU, HUH illlWllVU mm or children and hopes to hwoII tho I ... IJlfWl II.. It.!.. lWtlllt1.1 llliurr III liiiu. uu mm ii hi iiiuii - . ... 1. 1.. .1.....1. ii... i. nil. ,.r l. In ....- HI III llln iiuuiii iiiu mint tn inn un ite will go toward helping poor .ii.tKixi tuifl imiliif nlnltur ii limttfi hldl 111 llllH L'BtuhllHllLMl at Huutl rliiKx, Huliurl) of TiiIho. iI'nKe Iiiih financed a street ear lino t.i..i. ........ -... iiin ttin tiii. VI It" II nilin iiuiii mu wiiukv iu iiiu a 1 ......I. .1.... !... .,.,. .l.t..l JJlll'i aim uiicii uuj iiiu jiwui uiiiiu- in who do not Hvo tit Hit' homo nro a,t...a.j..l lit. ttkl.l lltlfjltt fill I IlllMll IUIt!Ul. Uf U1IU ilMlUll llllli UI'iU'i linr.i tlwil nr.i ffllll'llt 111 fllll f.f tllft .-. ....I.,..tln . M... ..tiitn rsi m 'initiin 111 lM"ivy llu Iiiih alHo provided that any boy or Klrl who may wIhIi a college edu cation after completing tho ruurao In IiIh Hfhool can Holed the liiHtltutlon I hat liu wIhIich to attend and Pugo will defray all expenses. Connected with the homo ho runs a farm and canning factory, where tho boys and girls can work In off liourH, and every branch of manual training and domestic science Ih Inught by skilled teachorH. Pago tukcH a great IntereHt In his adopted children, and when ablu to get away from IiIh office oiiIovh noth ing hotter than a romp with IiIh charges. ITORr OF CO-OPERATION IN AUSTRIA kri'f.'IM.'CI'l V3 IVI.'tlfM tfl'llV 11.1 r lllt 1111 Itll'tlliMil 1 !! If I' tiiemaxxerix which fau.m- IlltS WOHK TO .MtlTl'AL ADVAX- TAGK. (Special Cable to Tho Times.) VIKNNA. .Inly 17. Hy meant) of a mil-official HlatiiH given to tho iirln- llitil agricultural association of the Dmitry the Autttrlau farmem pohhoh organization which inalntalUH n unstnnt and Intimate touch between bcniBclvcH and tho Ministry of Agrl- Miiiro. UetallH of the organization I ere explained to the ineiubcrH of the rncrli-an CommlBHlon on Aurlcultur- II Co-operation during their stay ere. (i ml many of tho Americano be Icve that the United StiiteH Depart- peat or Agriculture and tho Ainerl- mi farmers might consider benefits this system. Tim association which thus con- Ice Is the farmers directly with tho pviTiiniew is tno itoynl and Imperial IKrlnilturnl Society of Vienna. All mo local agricultural societies ol po small cnmmimltlcH nm nffiiintmi lth the central society. Through a 'stem of genoriil assemblies hold for idllliers of Hie vnrloiiu iirrillnti.il uu. 'tll'S an excciltlvi) coin mitten Ih ected to carry on tho affairs of the "urui society. The uovornmont s Ivva rcnresonlntlnn imnn thiu cnTM. Jltteo and the society enjoys subsl 18 for certain classes of work from pa government. i Aiuiough tho iilnn of covorninont BPI'ort and oven of direct londor pil) n agricultural affairs Is as thor PBlily accepted In Austria as In oth- i .uiuin'uii countries, tins somi-or-clal society carrlos on work which J American would cnnslilor wlllinnt te irovlnco of tho Department of .rJculture. Undoubtedlv thn Htrnm? Presentation of Individual Interests illO Soclntv i.iitililnu i .. ,i itu Tk Wltll lirniltni frnnrlnm llini. ould bo posslblo for a dopartinoiit tu government. Kor Instanco, is society studies tho question of 'l Of lU'mllwtlmi r . l.... I ...... ,n 1,, , . ...... M, "11 It tllllll 111 omicts oinl based upon this data UKl'S lllWX'l nmnimnnilnllnliii r.r n ml-offlclal character to tho govom- mn "-""" tno tarirr to bo fixed '?? "Br,;"Jtiirm products. It pio- il .... -- "t iiiu uuiiiurs in it ' matters, ond even works to so re lilm n fnl- r.i..i.. -i .. .. Irm,.,. . . V." "Hill Clllirgl' (II ipnients of j,3 ro,uco to market. , . l."ls eiinrnctor could hard- " Carried on hv n f1nnnrmon r,r e tl lr,nmp,lt' At tho samo time "i,My tarries on experimental rai r In1'1? ,,0ont of ngrlcul- ui methoiiH mi, i i. ,..,.11.. ."... still... . . " it--iiiiiH ui uuiiio, inei. n i i,nrni ll,erature. furnishes anvnih v,e.?.t0 fni,'ors and does anj other things which In tho Unit- e ,;,, ru cnr- on directly by e.fr?e.ment. David Lubln. iolo- w.1 inSffl,.?1 ; ite.?."8?: rv-":y uio government run i,n Irani Closer touch .m. .i. .i. ErtoV'r , " -""h & rvh0.be,,eveB' C0lll o formed to "e as a connecting Hnh i,nt,,..o &' h 'et ,,1' Jy rep- ouhi nVn.. "r,,M"i larmer. it T,?T,1 e'. h0 ''elloves. a great t-wryto' i1:! t ork no- merlcnii n...r n . M'uiiuiun ninong Vf.5 "KflfMlturlsts. Krlcultu?ni 'le i11,05'"1 nna Imperial rove ?i ?' Sop et' of Vienna which - bieuiesi interest to tho Amerlcnus wiih the method of farm bookkeeping. Tho greater part of the administrative work of tho socie ty Is carried on by the (leneral Secre tariat. Undoubtedly tho Austrian fanners have determined Just where they stand. In every community a ropre Hontntlvo number of farniH aro chosen and the owners of these farms are In structed In a simple system of ae- ounts which are turned In every week to tho central society In Vien na. When a farm Is listed In the bookkeeping department for the re turn of theno accounts, an Inventory (s taken by an export of tho "plant" iporatod by tho farmer. Thus It Is known at tho start Just what tho farmers Investment has boon and his returns aro figured upon this basis. Weokly reports nro sent to tho society showing tho progress of tho various crops together with statements of cost of niatorlal. labor, etc. ".every thing Is subdivided according to crop yr according to tho Btoek raised. In 'his way tho central society can de erinlno accurately Just where the farmer is making or losing and be cause of comparisons with tho re turns of other farms tho society can advise him of any changes In meth ods likely to lucronso his Income. Tho work of tho society Is divided In to tho big divisions of ngrlculturo of tho country. Thus tboro Is tho do partinoiit of dairying, of grain grow ing, of forestry, of fruit and vino cul ture, Tho returns of tho farmers nro first entered in tho books of tho cen tral office and thon aro divided ac cording to crop and aro turned over to tho Interested division. Thus each division of tho society operates with oxact Information as to the status of Its particular branch of ngrlculturo at tho moment. Tho valuo of such statistical data Is obvious. Hut of courso the Individual farmer could not be Induced to go to tho trouble of making out weekly reports unless thoro appeared somo material benefit to hlmsolf. This tho society does by making a critical annlysls of each farmers' returns and furnishing him at tho end of each year with a com prehensive roport upon his year's work. If faults nro noted In his ad ministration of his fnrm, If ho Is not marketing properly, or If It would bo more profitable for lilm to change his crops or to engage In dairy forming Instead of grain growing, ho is nuvls ed by tho best experts of tho country. If, during tho yoor, Ills rotuniB show bad leakage, an expert Is sent to consult with him in order to check tho losses. Slnco tho Information which tho farmer sonds tho society lr, confidential he Is protected by be ing given a number and his reports nro never signed but only numbered. Tho system hero described has not been in operation long enough to have been generally ndopted by tho farmors of Austria, but sufficient re turns nro being made to enablo tho society to annlyzo tho farming condi tions of each section of tho country and of each Important crop. It is upon this Information that tho re commendations of the society upon tariff matters are made, and so the farmers nro assured of scientific tar iff protection. The advantages to tho Individual farmer nro proving so ob vious that tho system is rapidly spreading. Tho system, of account ing Is uniform over tho entire coun try, and tho Americans realized that it would bo necessary to secure uni formity of accounting If the practlco U to bo adopted In the United States. I!ut oven If tho work of accounting Is not taken up nationally, but only by tho Individual farmers and they are Instructed how scientifically to check up the expenditures and re ceipts great good would result to tho individual American farmer. (TIjMXCH OK COQUIMiK. Coos County Seat Xchh as Told hy The Herald. A farewell party was hold last Tuesday evening at the homo of II. I). Kvernden near Hrldgo. Tho fnm 'y has lived at Hrldgo for three or four yenrH, but have sold their ranch and will move to Hrltlsh Col umbia. Charles C. Halo, who was asso ciated with A. I'. Miller lu tho Ho) nl theater soiui) months ago, has teturned to the city mid has bought out Mr. Miller, being now solo own er of tho playhouse. Ho Intends to make cxtciiBivo Improvements In the Itoynl, especially in tho machine room. ;ooi i:.(ii,isii iiaiut. I'rof. Mcirliini Kny.s It Is only llnlilt Hind to Ktnit. KIKIKNK, Or.. July 17. "Writing good KngllHh Is only a habit, and iinist be treated In High School teaching," said Prof. Harold (J. Mor tlaiii. of llelolt, who Is at present a member of tho Summer School facul ty and who goes to Heed Collego In Cortland this autumn. One teacher cannot Inculcate a habit lu a school full of pupils lu three hours a week. "If thoro Is any remedy for tho de plorable Inability of our high schools o teach their pupils to write good Kngllsli, It must bo applied by all of tho tenchors, who must ct together and not leave tho whole responsibil ity with tho one who tenches com position mid rhetoric. Common sonso and not a literary standard Is what wo want In high school English teaching. Tho students must learn to express thoniaelves elenrly and effectively nbout tho matters with which they hnvo to denl In their other studies and In their dally life. Rhetoric Is not a thing apart. "Only recently wo received eleven applications for n temporary place on tho faculty of a collego with which I was associated. Of theso wo threw flvo Into the waste basket Im mediately as containing gross mis takes In Kngllsh, flvo more woro quickly discarded as Inferior. Think of It: of eleven persons seeKiug a po sition to tench tho writing of Kng llsh In nn Institution of higher learn ing, only threo wroto letters lu such terms as to entitle thorn to a re spectful honrlng. Thoy regarded rhetoric ns n thing apart, not as a thing Hint had anything to do with common letter-writing'. "Tho schools will not turn out students ablo to wrlto good Kngllsh until correct usngo Is regarded as a habit, and Inflexibly required by nfl teachers In connection with all writ ten work. Many teachorB now aro almost hostile to tho Kngllsh de partment, to any nothing of tho great numbers who aro not helpful." OI'HX AIK DAXCK on M. V. A. 1'nvlllon plntform at XOUTII IlKXI), SAT UU I) AY XK.'HT, KKYZKU'S orchestra. St. Helens Hall roBTLiND, 08I00N Resident and Day School for Girls Id rhirne ot Blitera of BUJobn Dapttat (Kpltcopal) CollagtaO. Aca4.ula and Bltnantarr Dipartm.ati, Moilc. Art. Ilocution. Xtonaitje Art, Dum.itlo Icltnea, Ojuaaalam. For catalog addru-n TUUSISTEIl SUrKIUOIt, Office 2 St. Helena Hall Singer Sewing Machines We have them tor rent or for Bale. Machines Ropalred. Supplies and Needles for Sale. W. J. R1TZ. lal Park Ave. Murahflelil. Phono 280-X. WKAHE STILL SELLING Corona Blend Coffee Coos Bay Tea, Coffee & Spice House O'CONNELL BIJJG. 181 Murkct Ave., Mnr&liflcld, Or. Phono nOI-J. Be Up To Date Order your Suit from TODD S78 Front St. The Tailor and Dress Expert Upstairs. Buy Your Meats at the UNION MEAT MARKET And You Will Always Have Pure Wholesome Meats. 'Phone 58 Definite Privileges WHEN' you hrlng money to tho countor of this hank and re ceive In exchange a "checking account" pass book, you are doing more than placing your funds lu safe keeping. You aro employing, without cost to you, It E S P O X S I It L E AGENTS, whoso services nro thoso of oxperts. From tho llrst day you begin a checking account, you havo the use of somo doflnlto privileges. You wish to pay n debt. The person to rocelvo tho money may lie across tho street, or sovcral miles away. You may never havo oeen him. Uut you wrlto n check In his fnvor. You may carry It to lilm. If he Ih not there, you can leave It no ono can use It until tho ono It Is payablo to has properly endorsed it. If ho Is at a dls tnnco, you can mall it at tho nearest box or give it to tho car rier. 'When It comes back to you, It will carry an "Iron-clnd" rccolpt on tho back. You can pay out $38.92 as easily as a single dollar no change to wait for. Having to remember what you paid out Is done away with. Yon havo n doublo record your checks and your stubs. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of COOS BAY i FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK OLDEST 1JAXK IX COOS COUNTY. Established 1880. Capital. Surplus and Undivided Profits $110,000 Interest paid on Time Deposits Officers: .7. W. Ilennclt, President. J, II. naniigiiii, Vice-President. It. F. Williams, Cutdiler. Geo. 1 Winchester, Assistant Cashier. BANDON BY THE SEA THE CITY OF THE FUTURE A FEW TEX ACHE TRACTS FOUIt MILES SOUTH OX COUNTY ROAD $35 PEIt AOItEj $100 CASH, IIALAXOE TWO YEARS, NO INTEREST, NO. TAXES, FIXE SANDY LOAM, LEVEL 1IEXOII LAND. Buy One It Will Make You Money Donald MacKIiratosfci REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE. Marshfield & North Bend Auto Line Cara leave overy 20 minutes from 7 n. m to 7 p. m.j from 7 p. in. to 12 o'clock every half. Faro 10 cents ono way, round trip 25 contB. Commutation books, 20 rides, $2.00. Cars leave Chandler Hotel, MnrBh flold and North Bend News Co., In North. Uend. GORST & KING, Props. Gray Auto Service FiNher M Tucker, Proprietors. Phono orders to Blanco Hotel, 40. After 12, 2C0L, Right Cafo. Mnrshflnld. Oregon. A. inodorn Brie .uildlng, Bloctrl; Light, Btoam Heat. Elegantly FurnlBhod Rooms with Hot and Cold Water. HOTEL OOOS O. A. MctTIn, Prop. Rate: BO centa a day add upward Cor. Ilroadwar and Market Pictures & Framing Walker Studio New and Second Hand Furniture I aolfl nn tJm InHfnllrfiftn t.1n HARRINGTON, DOYLE it CO Sua Front St. Phone 810-L Mondiflcld, Or. PROFESSIONAL .DIRECTOR jpTHOF?7iA?ulY Teacher of Piano, Harmony' and CiiiM)sJtloii. Eastern Conservatory Graduate TeachliiK samo method as taught ut tho "Now England Conser vatory of Music," Doston, Massachusetts. HoglnuorH a specialty. For ratoH call ot "Thomas Music Houso," 137 N. 2d St., Marshfield, Or. DEN J AM IN OSTLIND, Consulting Engineer and Arciuieci. Phone 103-L Marshfield, Ore, JM. WRIGHT, CONTRACTOR AND HUILDER Estimates furnished on request. Plans and specifications furnished if desired. An honest Job guaran teed. Phono 124-R. JOEL OSTLIND, Pinno Tuner and Repairer. 41b S. Sixth Street. Phone 10S-L Leave orders at W. R. Haines Music Co. PERL RILEY UALLINGER Pianist and Teacher Rasldence-Studlo, 237 So. Broadway Phono 18-L. W. G. CHANDLER, Architect. Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire and Marine Insurance TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc. HENRY SEXGSTACKEX, Manager FARM, COAL, TIMBER AND PLATTING LANDS A SPECIALTY. GENERAL AGENTS EASTSIDE MARSHFIELD OFFICE, PHOXE 14-J. COQUILLE CITY OFFICE PHOXE 101. THE RECORD PHOTOGRAPHING ABSTRACT COMPANY Have photographic copies of all records Coos County to date, abstracts of titles, present owners, or any other information relating to real estate furnished on short notice. BUSINESS OFFICE: 117 North Front St., Marshfield. Phone 1B1J W. J. RUST, Manager Rooms 801 and 802, Coko BuHdla Marshfield, Oregon. DR. V. MOIIHOW. Dentist. 171 Grlmeq Building, over Grami Theater. Ofllc'o I'hone 820. W M. S. TUHPEN, ARCHITECT Marshfield, Oregon. DR. A. J. HENDRY'S Modern Dental Parlor. V?u are equipped to do high clan work on short notice at the very lowest prices. Examination free. Ludy attendant. Coke Bldg., On. Chandler Hn1. phon 11"-.!. Have That Roof Fixed NOW See dOUTTlELL PHONE 8171, jU