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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1914)
MBHHHHHHHNUHHi WW "IkfWW'' I l, . THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1914 EVENING EDITION. THREE HIV- Do Your Euick Buying Early Whem They Wemifc to Primary liitcit'MliiK Uo!i ('ntnlnliB Hcinlnl'Oeiuos of Long Forgotten Dnjs in .MnrstiHiltl When tlio Picsont Men mul Women Wo ltd 'mid (iiils. The BiuVk .Motor Company has built, sold and delivered 22,000 cars so far this season. The total production for the 1914 season will be 32,000 ears.. This leaves only 10,000 curs for distribution during the spring and early sum-' mer, the active season among motor car buyers. ' ' ,',' The Car That Sells ' , By the Trainload Those 22,000 cars two-thirds of the factory output' 'for the year were sold (luring what is admittedly the dull season. " Only one-third remains available for the rush season. ' ! t Get your delivery date now. ' ' The 1DJ4 line covers a wide range of selection. ' For a man who wants just a light runabout, there's the $,1080 roadster. Tt has a motor that's a wonder, is good looking, easy riding, and there's all kinds of power and speed. The touring car on the same chassis is a buy that makes everybody who knows the car wonder how we do it for the money. The 13-3G roadster is the pepperest four-cylinder ear you ever drove, and it has all the style that makes the people you pass take that second look. The 13-37 on the same chassis has caused a bigger sensation than any other four- ! 1 1 .1-1 ..L 1 !.. il 1 1' '-..- cylinder car orouguc out oy any concern an uie jjhhi juw years. The BuiclrSix is a rich man's car at a business man' prioe. AVe guarantee that with five passengers, it will tour over ordinary roads on not to exceed one gallon of gasoline consumption to every fifteen miles traveled and frequent a?tual -road tests have assured' us that it is possible "to get .a high as twenty milespei -gallon. - '. Isaac R. Toweir "The Gunnery" Tin: mm: Model 1124, Itondstcr, 28-horso-powor SIOHO Modul H25, Touring Car, 28 Jiorso power . . . .)jtl2iu Modul H3G, Roaddtor, 35 horso power 91-100 Model 1)37, Touring Car, 3S horse power ....$1,110 Modol 1)55, SIx-cyllndor Touring Car, 45 liorso power $IUO V. O. II. Miirxliflcltl. Tlio Dolco System crnnks your car, lights your lamps, ll?nltes tlio charge in tlio cylin der. Ono system control (rum the driver's1 seat. Tlio following Ironi tho Marshlleld Sun will be of Interest to many Coos Day peoplo nnd especially to tho old er residents: Albert Mntson, now solo proprie tor of the leading drygoods firm, Magnis & Mntson, In this city. Charles McKnlght. now lieaa of tho legal department of the Soutb- Ati nnnlilnnfnt lint llltnroni Inn- ,tla. OHl 1'OClflc mllWIiy 111 tills elty .?.'. I. ,. "nonrU,"K ,of .V0 ard Oil Company In this city. I Rosotln Stone," was modo In this ijornuin Cordos, tho woll-known. city n short tlmo ago, when ono of tabaccontst of Mnrsliflcld, , tho leading ladles of Mnrshfleld Charley Noble, tho mucfsaful con- i found a young son playing wMi n tractor, small leather bound volume, and Richard Noble, now n resident ot his IniiulBltlvcncBs into whnt cinss Portland. of literature tho Young Amorlca was , Wlnntu Vnnderburg, now a leading delving, caused her to look within physician of Son Francisco, and a. Its pages. Tho book proved to have member of tho California State Mod been In uso when Mrs. J, T. Sic- leal Hoard. Cormnc, now of Berkeley, California, i Wnltor Webster, now recognized taught the primary class In tho as one of tho successful nnd leatllne Mnrshfleld school. In thoso days merchnnts of Globe, Arizona. Mrs. McCormne was known us Miss' William Rolchort, tho trusted em llattlo Day, and tho class sho taught ployo of L. J. SimpBon, ot North numbered as high as 153. Forth- Demi. with on finding out tho contents ofi John Foulkes, tho koll-known nta tho volumno tho book was dispatch-, tlonary englncor of this elty. ed to a lady whoso namo was enroll-1 l'hll Rolchert, Mnrshfleld house ed therein. A few of tho names nnd realty holder, found nnd thoro present whorenboutB August Klckworth, a trusted env so far as memory goes, aro as fol- ployo nnd linotype opofntor on the Iowb: Snn Francisco Bulletin. Mabel O'Connell, now Mrs. 15. K. Henry Korn, manager and ownor Jones, of this city. .of tho North Hond Iron Works. Edna O'Connell, now Mrs. IK M.1 Ralph Heed, now ono of tlio colc Rlchardson, of this city. bratcd civil onglncors of Novada. Florence Malson, now .Mrs. liar- Gcorgo Woodward, la chnrgo or gelt, of South Marshfleld. Undo Sam's commissary department Mngglo Anderson, now MrB. Krlc at tlio Presidio, Snn FrnnclBco. Wold, of Ilurllngnme, California. ; Fred Nelson, founner nnd leading Solmn Solnnder, now Mrs. Grant spirit In the NoIboii Iron Works In of South Coos RIvor. this elty. Gus8lo Heed, wife of Register J.' Uormnn Klnhn, pattorn-mnker, M. Upton, of tho U. 8. Land Offlco with headquarters In Portland, at Roseburg, Oregon, Cnrl Albrccht, member of Marsh- Mary Foulkes. now Mrs. carl mc-.iioki'b uity council nnu iuuncijw- l Culloch. of llnynca Slough. Annlo Anderson, now tho wife of Circuit Judgo John S. Coke of this city. I Suslo Klckworth, now Mrs. Gob I hnrdt, of North Rend. ' Cnrrlo Owen, now Mrs. W. 13. Dungnn, of West Mnrshfleld. 1 Emily Liisn, now Mrs. R. E. Wronn, of UuilinRnmo, CnllfornU. Agnes Oliiiinn. now Mrs. Anthony i Holder, of Snn Frnnclsco. Joso Mclutosli, now Mrs. II. E. (Bessy, of Mllllcomn. Inn tireonmnn, now Mrs. w. u. Douglas of this city. Eth 1 Simpson, now Mrs. Clnrles Morre 1, of North Rend, i Ella Wluelicstor, now Mrs. James Wnlstrom, of Rnndon. I Lizzie Winchester, now Mrs. E. Grnuam, or Frultvaic, California. Nolllo Noblo, now Mrs. Frank Ilowron, of Lakeside. Lizzie Greenmnn, now Mrs. J. Leo road, with hendqunrtors at Oakland. Drown of this city. .California. Lottlo Llghtncr, now Mrs. John ' Charles Merchant, electrician la Harmon, of Oaklund, California. tills city. Illustrating that tho boys or to-1 Aaron Lobreo, Snn Francisco Tjub day nro tho men of tomorrow, we .Incus man and capitalist. , find going to snhool In thoso days: Oscar Ohmnn, tho Nortkf 81oil Goorgo Wlnohestor, rnshlur or tho fnrmor. 11 Flanagan & Uonuott Dnnk of this. John Stnuff, tho Iiouho carpenter, cltv. now locntod in California. I wNM?sv.wwwii.m Itcd citizen. James Wnlstrom, shipping 'mer chant and man of affairs nt Han don. Chnrles Kronholm, member of tho hiiRlncBS firm ot Pedcrson ft Kron holm. Wllllnm Klckworth, the carpenter nnd Joiner, who resides nt Mllll comn. Frank Moichnnt, now a rcBidont of Flvo-Mllo. Wllllu llutlor, now lth tho IB. K. Wood Lumber .Comjmny at Oak land, California. Lowry Owen, with tho Tllnnco Cigar Storo In this elty. James Hutchesou, now ono ot Kurokn, California's, leading dry gooda merchants. Frank Sleeper, now it succcsntul contractor of Alnmeda, California. George Doubner, now In tho em ploy of tho Southorn Pacific rail- KINDLY REEEjrBER AND GIVE US A TRIAL KvnitvTiiixo in tmi: iiaki:iiy mm: rARSnFIELD BAKING COMPANY 13.J JfOUTlI SKCOXI) ST., NKAK UKXTK.Uj AVliNUK. PHOXH I2H. TYPEWRITERS All standard makes, sold on easy- pay ments, new and rebuilt. Fox, Underwood, Remington, Royal, Oliver, L. C. Smith, and Smith Premier, for rent or exchange. Clennlus, repairing or now platens, oik guaranteed. Ribbons and carbon paper delivered. Phono us your order. Phono -II. Alliance orflco. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AND SUPPLY. CO. CITY AUTO AND TAXI SRIIVIGB A now tailcab has boon added to my auto service. Careful drivers Will go anywhere nt any tlmo. Stand Illanco Cigar Storo. Day phone, 78. Night phono 139-X. TOM GOOOATjK. Proprietor TIME TABLE Willamette -Pacific Motor Car Ifaio Mnr&hflcld 6f30 n vi ':oo a. m. 8:00 a. m. 9:00 a. m. 10:00 a. m. 10:30 a. m. 11:00 n. m. 11:30 a. m. 12:30 a. m, 1:00 p. m. 1:30 p. m. 2:00 p. m. 2:30 p. m. 3:00 n t 'vu p, 4:30 p. -,5:00 p. o;ao p. :oo p. D!3n n , 7 ?n P tt' 7:30 p. m. :00 p. m, 9:00 p. m. 1;00 p. m. h ordayg only. 11:00 p. m. 12:00 m. m. m. m. m. in. Leavo North C:45 7:15 8;15 9:15 10:16 10:45 11:16 11:45 12:45 i 1:15 1:45 2:15 2:45 3.16 r- 3:45 .'" 4:15 ' V 4:45 ,' 5:16 6:45 6:15 6:45 7:15 7:46 8:15 9:15 10:16 Saturdays ll:l6 . ... J2:15 Ilond a. m. a. m. a. m. a. m. a. m. a. m, a, m. a. ro. P. m. p. m. p. re. p. m. p. D. p. m, P. m. p. m. p. m. p. m. P. m. p. m. p. m. p. m. p. m. P. m p. m. p. m. only p. m. a. m. Holding the Mirror to Prosperity's Face That Is what the advertis ing columns In TUB TIMES nro doing every day In the year. ' ' They reflect the business In terests of this community nnd more and moro nro coming to refloct national activity. Thoy tell you nt a glanco Just who Is actively seeking business and what the rea sons aro for expecting to get Thoy are the meeting place of buyer and seller. Tho Interest they hnve to the reader Is ot nn Intensely practical nnture. They not only give to readors Informa tion, but Information or a helpful character which direct ly boars on their modo of liv ing nnd frequently means a saving of tlmo and money. Seo what tho mirror reflects today you will find some thing there that will Interest you. i i Human Natnre Hasn't Changed ' , , i FHOM tlio pulpit and tho rostrum, from tho press and from the bar sounds a wnll of lamentation una ot woo, thnt tho world Is "wildly rushing with n mnd Joy nnd Insnuo glo to domultlon just as ifmt as It cun go, Don't bollovo thorn when thoy cnnonlzo tho mighty men or old; this distinction mnrks thu difference today; had our forobears beon iih prosporous, with sudden riches crazed, they'd havo lilt tho panr and stopped out Just ns gny, Forty years ago, on holidays, n kid -wltti ,'I0 fonts could prottv nearly buy nil to bo had; before ho reaches age today ho's travoled 'round tho world nnd known thrillers that -wore straiiRors to his dad. CALL 46 For Prompt Auto Service NKW 7-iiiH8oiijer Cadillac nt bcrvlce day mul night your 1i. M'DOXAM) Pmpiietoi' CALL 46 WHITE GLOVES CLEANED Full Dress Suits to Rent UNIQUE PANTAT0RIUM JAY DOVLE & C. O. DAGflETT 1!50 Central Ave. Phono 230-X I Political Announcements AXXO UNCI :.M HXT If you have anything to sell, rent, rade. or want help, try Want Ad In TL Tln.es. Get All the Facts You Can No ono ovor had too much Information. Somo of us np poar to think wo "know It nil!' but really wo all know thnt our fund of Information Is de cidedly limited. Kach day nnd each hour has. somothlng to teach us and If we aro wise wo will learn. THE TIMES, for Instance, Is full of Interesting Information Some parts of It will bo use ful to you other parts to someono olse. Perhaps the most Important Information Is thnt coin eyed by tho advertisements. They nro Hvo personal mes sages about merchandise and service. They aro planned In a spirit of co-operation to be helpful to you and to the man who Is paying for them. He can only hope to profit by making his announcements of service to you. He believes he has uliat peoplo are looking for, and ho comes out frankly and tells them exactly what he has. It is the fair and above board way of doing things. It Is applying the first principal of the rule of the Square Dei' the rule on which modern business successes are built. I hereby announce myself js r. candidate for tho nomination of Hop resoutntlve on tho Democratic ticket ror Coos County, to bo submitted to the voto of tho peoplo ut the pri mary election on Mny 15, 11)14. If nominated nnd olected, I will abldo by Btntemont Number Ono: I will fnvor quarterly puymont of taxs. I will favor tho abolishment of unnecessary commissions thnt must bo supported by tho taxpayers. I am In favor of good roads ovory unore. I am opposed to unjust taxation and excessive taxation. T. TOM HALL. (Paid Adv.) KOlt COUNTY' CLEItK As a Republican, I hereby place myself ae a candidate for tho nom ination at tho primaries to bo held May 15 for tho offlco of County Clerk. If I am nominated and electod, I will, during my term or ofrico, per form all its requirements and du ties promptly, expeditiously, without prejudice and as economically ns la consistent with good sorvlce, Be lieving that I can save money for the tax payer and make somo for my self, I want your voto. P. E. ALLEN. (Paid Adv.) ANNOUNCEMENT. I announce myself a candldato for State Representative subject to tho will of the Democratic Voters at the primaries May 15. Will vote for the peopl'es choice for Senator, and work for better road laws to enablo the people to get Oregon out of the mud. A. T. MORRISON. (Paid Adv.) The 'limes want ada are the keys to the door of opportunity. S PLAN 1 KICK r 1 6 WASHINGTON', D. C, March 27 "If you kick hard enough against old ago, you can keop young," implies Senator Tlllmnn. Four yenrs ago Senator Tlllmnn had tho lllumlnntlng oxparlouco of rending his own obitu ary, but ho Is still allvo and kicking thnt Inst lltorally. The Sonator attributes tho prolongation of his Ufa to actual physical kicking, His pres cription is: "Ileforo rising remove tho pllllows from under tho head nnd llo flat on tho back. Draw deep breaths and kick out fifteen tlmos with each foot. Wavo the heels In the nlr nnd then kick out ns though you woro kicking at a vIcIoiih dog." In addition tho Sonator drinks vory hot water, usually after eating, to thu quantity of threo quarts a day. Dr. Trncoy, foundor of tho Health and Longevity Club of Now York, when shown tho Senator's methods of hoop ing old ago nt hay, said: "Exorcise Is a vnluuulo aid to keeping young, but too strenuous exercise la likely to do feat Its own purpose Tho middle aged men and women who nro seek- dug rejuvenation In tho new dunces aro making n mlstako, and qulto pos sibly a dungoroiiB ono. Almost every one oats too much meat; two ounces a day Is a moderuto amount," con cluded the doctor, "and one should keep out of doors as much nu possible." CIIIOKKNH KOlt ALASKA OAKLAND, Cnl .M.arch 27. Six thousand llvo fowls shipped to Alas ka on ono ship Is tho record maKe this 'woek by u chicken ranch noar Oakland. The couslgueo In Rouort Drowning, who has u ranch near Skngwny, and Intends to uso the fowls ns egg producers nnd for fool. Drown suys tho chickens stand tho Alaska cllmnto well anH tho oggs sell for a hugo prlco dur ing the winter. Drown has placed nu order for noxt yonr for 12,009 chlckona from tho same Alnmeda. County ranch, contingent on the health of this shipment. T.U-T ON STATESMANSHIP BALTIMORE, Md., March 27. Ex-Presldont William H. Taft will lecturo tonight In the closing num ber of a series given under tho nu eplces of the Friends School. Gov ernor Ooldsborough, who was very much Interested In securing tho presence of tho cx-Presldent, will preside this evening. Mr. Tuft's ad dress on "American Ideals In States manship" was prepared solely for this lecture, DANCE, Ek1o'h Hall. SATUR DAY, March iJH, KEVKUIt'H OR. CHESTRA. Times Want ads bring results. Get the Saving Habit Good Flour Sifter 15c Erjrj Beater 15c Bitj Dish Pan 15c We've six dozen dandy good brooms. They'd be a good buy at 60c. Get one NEXT SATURDAY only for 37c Smith's 'Variety Store North Bend . f ' i lAui "' ,& . 1H1 i irT'Tj