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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1914)
i ft Wffl I?! sVa tfTr1 JiJT T' llf My j a, " ffllTsfrifcMtJiITMl: 1 flWUff " PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY H. H. Harper HOUSE RUlLUER General Repairing and Cabinet Making. JJhono 349-J. i W. T. Tompkins, D. S. T. (Weltmer Methods) Every known dlscaso treated 'without drugs or surgery. Rooms 1 and 2, 237 South 13 road way. Phono 132-L. Multifield, Or J. M. Wright Phono 318-R IJUILDING CONTRACTOR Estimates furnished on request 4 C. 0. Gosney. Phone 31 64 CONTRACTOR NI RUILDER Estimates Furnished on Request My PHt Wink I My Reference First and Alder Sis. . Marsh tlolo Dr. H. M. Shayv Eye, Ear, Nose mill Throat. I)R. MATTIE II. HIIAW DIhimihi'h of Women and Clillilren Office Phono 330. Rooms 200, 201 202, Irvine Ulock. llouso phone, 105-J. i Benjamin Ostlind consulting engineer and architect Offices, 20G Irving DIock Phone 103-L or 3C7-J. Mar'shrlehl, Orogoti W. G. Chandler ARCHITECT Roorus 301 and 302, Coke Ilutldlng Marshflold, Oregon Wm. S. Turpen ARCHITECT MnrRhfiold, Oregon. Mrs. Olivia Edman, M. T. D. SWEDISH .MASSAGE AM) MED ICAIj GYMNASTICS FOR A Mi DISEASES 11,17 Cointncrclnl live. Phone 2I2-J Mildred Rogers Nelson. Teacher of Pinno. Pupil of Hugo Maiisfeldt, San Fran cisco, Cnl. Application for lessons b) writing for nppolntmont. MiUMlifli'liI, Oregon. , - Joel Ostlind PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER Loavo orders at W. R. Haines Mui Ic Company. 416 S. Sixth Street. Phono 103-L . Perl Riley Baljinger PIANIST AXI) TEACHER Rosldenco Studio, 217 No. Third St Phono 3C8-L. WM. .1. SMITH PLUMHINQ CONTRACTOR Job wmk prnptly nllenileil to KhtlnmlfH Chen frilly Given. PRICKS EKASONAHLE Tel. 30-J. 11207 N. Front St. D&Y WOOD AT CAMPBELL'S W00DYARD North Front Btrcot, Phono 1170. 4 LET US MAKE YOUR ABSTRACTS Tltlo & Trust Co., Abstracts, thoroughly dependable. Immo dlato service, prompt nttontlon to all Interests of our clients. MINIMUM COST I. S. KAUFMAN & CO. SEND YOUR LAUNDRY TO US BY PARCEL POST WE FURNISH A HAG AND WILT, PAY THE POSTAGE ON ITS RETURN COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE fS7-J. MARSHFIELD THE ALICE H. SPECIAL EXCURSION TO CHARLESTON REACH SUNDA Leaves MarMiflelil t H A. " ROUND TRIP 50c Slakes connection with nuto for Sun- t liny nml Shore Acres writing for appointment. Mni-sh field, Oregon YOU AUTO CALL ii-rftp FOR FOOTE'S AUTOS Four good cars with careful driver For day service, phone 1-l-W, IHanco nillanl Parlors. For ulght service, Phone 200-L Right Cafe. D. L. F00TE. r zrl GOODRUM'S GAKAlit HOME OF THE CADILLAC and FORD AUTO SUPPLIES FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS 317 Central Av. Phone 373-L mR uuuo afti iiMtci, rvmii&ririRUu, unRtiww, ivrqwui o&riGMOKn 9i m't&v&m.vw Ruiuum vwwamCTgraare thmh Statement of Condition OF Flanagan & Bennett Banks Of Marshfieldand Myrtle Point, Ore. At the Close of Business. September 12, 1914 RESOURCES Loans nml Discounts '.$G42,1G3.08 Banking Houses and l'eal Estate (M ,973.94 ('ash and Sight Exchange 292,03-1.40 Total $999,191.48 LIAIHL1TIES Capital Sioi-lc Paid in $ 75,000.00 Surplus and Undivided .Profits 72,832.50 Deposits 851,308.92 Total $999,191.48 The money In this bank Is Insured against Ios by Night or Day Robbery. United States depository for Postal Savings. SAVING DEPARTMENT INTEREST TS 13 131 NO CREDITED AS OF SEPTKMHRR 1, 1914 IN SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Bring In Your Pass Books FIRST NATIONAUBANK OF COOS BAY ' Safely Deposit Boxes For Rent. EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS. SLei!? Breakwater ALWAYS ON TIME. SAILS FROM RAILROAD DOCK, MARSHFIELD, DURING THK MONTH OF OCTOHKH ON TIM tllll), AT 10 A. M.5 IOTII, AT i P. M.i 17TII, AT H A. M.; UITH AT I P. M., AND IIIKT AT 8 A. M. Ticket on sulo to ai: Extern M)lntA and infoi niAllon to ri.-t nd rates cheerfully furaUlicd. C. It. LANDERS. A Kent Phono H.VJ. Inter-Ocean Transportation Co. Semi-weekly service Coos Bay and San Francisco. S. S. RedoMo SILS FOR MARSHFIELD FROM SAN FRANCISCO Wi:i)Ni:SDAV, OCTOIIER 7, AT Equipped wltto wireless and submarlna bell. Passengers and f roight. :t p. M. S. S. NANN SMITH Equipped with wireless and submarine bell. Passengers and freight. SAILS FOR MARSHFIELD FROM SAX FRANCISCO SATCHDAV, OCTOIIER it, AT it P. M. San Francisco office, Greenwich street pier No. 23 and GOO Fifo building. Coos Bay Agent, 0. F. McGeokqe, Phono 44. PASSENGERS Arrow San Francisco Pier No. 26. Every Wednesday 3 P. M. FREIGHT STORAGE Line Streamers -SAIL FHOM- Plione 27H. Coos Ray Every Friday To Portland And Tuesday To San Francisco THOMAS It. JAMES, Ocean DocK Portland Albers Dock No. 3 Evqry Saturday it A. M. Agent Mnrehfisld. WALL PAPER See VIERS About it, To Portland every Thursday To Eureka every Monday THE FAST AND COMFORTA1ILE S S. Geo. W. Elder NEWLY EQUIPPED NORTH News From Nearby Towns .MYRTLE POINT RACES. 616 LEAGUE BALL SCORES 'all- with Conn's to Close Saturday lUH.intMiroiikiiiK tTowit. CSpeelal to Tho Times.) MYRTLE POINT. Or., Sept. 2S. Tho nnnunl Coos and Curry Fair enino to n close In a blaze of glory Saturday night. DeBplte tho rnln Friday night, there was a big crowd present and the attendance for tho lair will far exceed pervious years. The races Saturday were good, tho lain not being sufficient to spoil tho track. Tho results were as follows: Harness race, hnlf mile heats Lady Wahke, I . Coos Hay. 2 1. Lou Miller, 3 3. Time, 1: IB and 1:30 1-2. Ilnlf mile dash Abella first, Rogue- River second and Sir Ashton third. Time 51. Harness race, mile bents Little Shamrock, 111. Ronnie .tunc, 2 2 3. Willi Ite, 3 3 2. Rest time: 2:23 1-2. Derby, 1 1-S mile Hodges first, Gift second, Qroen- Inw third, Veloskl fouith ami Alice fifth. Time 2:00. Relay race Ivan Rose rode Demerit's string to victory with Yoakum's second and an other Dement string third. AMERICAN LEAGl'E. Iloslon fi; Chicago Pbllndelnhia 1: St. New York 2; Cleveland Washington 3; Detroit Louis 7 5. 11. NATIONAL LEAGl'E. Chicago G; Roston T. St Louis 3; Brooklyn T. Pittsburg 2; New York . PlttBburg 0: New York 13. Cincinnati 4; Philadelphia BONOS U. S. MUST .MAKE ITS OWN OITICAL GLASS I ALLEGANV ITEMS. - I 4, (Special to Tho Times.) ALLEOANY, Or., Sept. 20.- Tho roads are getting dry again after tho heavy rain. There are thrco teams hauling gravel on tho east fork roid and ono hauling on tho West Fork They nro putting gravel on tho fllU and now grades for Supervisor Stull. Gould's camp him started up aguln after a two weeks' vacation. ! Clarence Gould and wife and baby, j also Miss Luella Ilodson and Karl ' Gray, spent tho time at tho old Elk horn ranch. They got some flno deer during tho time. i Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Krueger hnvo a flno 12-pound boy of which they nro Justly proud. Ho arrived Sunday ovo Sept. 20, and wo wish them many leturns of tho happy occasion. I Messrs. llahr, Ferguson and Kriiso enmo In from their hunting trip Sun day. Tlioy had a wet time, but got quo deer and lots of trout. They say they had a good time, but It would liavo been hotter with less rnln. Thoy enmped on Elk Creek. i hero wns n dauco at tho hall last. Saturday evening. Tliero wiih not n very largo ciowd, but a good tln.o was reported. GO TO JEFFERSON Fll .Mills, formerly of the Soldiers' Home, together with his brldo whom he hinrrled hiBt Tuesday at Marsh field, loft hero for Jofforson. whero thoy will mnko their homo. Thoy ar rived hero by stngo from Coos coun ty. Rosoburg Review. Americans Alienily Plan to Replace ('et'iuaii Output New hulustiy. Tho war will not prevent the 10,- 000,000 Americans who wear glasses from getting new lenses, for their American manufacturers already plan tho mnuufucttue of adequate supplies of optical glass and also lenses for opera glasses, moving picture ma chines and scientific instruments. Most of tho optical glass used on this continent has come from Ger many, Franco and Belgium. It comes In rough form, being moulded, ground and polished here. There Is now an oppoituulty for American manufac turers to Htart a new Industry, em ploying thousands of men, and to sup ply glass not only to this country but to South America, hitherto also de pendent upon Europe. Several mauufnetururs already havo started experiments In produc ing such glnss, but as the process Is long and Intricate results will not be known for a few weeks. Tho Industry has nut flourished hero because American nianufactnr cis were discouraged by thu techni cal difficulties and because It was conducted more cheaply In Europe. The war, of course, alters that and If the manufacturers get a good start during Its continuance they oau coin poto with Europe after It ends. Coudousiug lenses for moving pic ture machines have been suecusuful ly made by Ohio and Peuusylvuuln manufacturers, and though, like most American glass, they contain some strlno, such lenses need not bo per fectly clonr. Wholesale opticians use about a dozen vnrlotloH of colorless or croVn ed glasB In making eye glasses and spectacle lenses. All these, and tho 100 varieties of tinted glass which Europe mnkos, dealers say can bu pro. duced right hero In tho United Stutes. Through tho war tho country's glnss manufacturers now have an op portunity, they point out, whlcn may novor bo dupllcntod, to dovelop n new Industry to largo proportions. RE' WILL SELL HERE Declares No Money Available Will be Sold here to Pri vate Individuals. Declaring that funds nro not now available for tho purchnso of tho $10,000 IiIkIi school gymnasium bonds and that they could not bo ac cepted anyway for less thnn six per cent was tho substanco of tho let ter leielved this morning by Judgo John Hall from Secretary G. O. Drown of tho State Land Hoard In Salem. Tho bonds wero roturnod and will now bo sold to prlvnto Individuals. Immediately after the lost election of September 10 tho bonds woro nt unco sent to Attomy L. A. Ltljoqvlst it Coiiullle. lie passed upon thorn lmnnntlu'ly nml tho bonds which were to bear flo per cent Inter est woie then sent to Salem whero it was blleied they could bo dis posed of to tho state Land Uonrd. Tho return of tho bondB this morning will menu that they will liavo to be adortlsed and then sold to tho lowest bidder. It Is not be lieved that work will commenco -m the now gymnnnluin for at least i mouth or so. The Price of Elec tric Service Has Steadily Decreased "Wars and other calamities do not increase electric and gas rates. In season and out they remain LOW. PREPARE NOW Have your house wired for tho greatest of Modern Improvements. "All Modern Improvements" Means ELECTRIC LIGHT -Oh! houses can now ho wired quickly and inexpensively. Telephone 178 Oregon Power Company irixii m:cL.m:.s qcinx APPEARS TOO OFTEN In Old Offender Will :,' Help Cle.iulng Street 4 of City In Pa) incut (vr FJhcm. "Your race Is e.y fnmlllar to mo nml we aro becoming very well iciiualnted, aren't wo?" quarried City Recorder J. W. llutlor when Ed. Qiilnn, nu old offender, wns brought beforo him, charged with being trunk last night. Quluu doclnrcd that he had "Just been fired" and villained that this ought to bo 'auso enough Tor "lighting up". Ten dollars for this tlmo," dc--lared tho police Judge, lidding Unit iiIiiii. not Inning any money, should have a chance to sweep tho stroots for the next two days and a half with tho agreement that If ho ihowed any Inclination to get back to his work at tho end of that line Quluu should bo glvon his fieedom. Tom Olson left $" with tho city 11 payment for a neighborhood row 11 which ho was a party early Sun lay morning, when several men with too great a liquor cargo aboard, made such a noise that Clilof Car ter was awakened from his slum tiers and aroro to put Olson to bed In tho city Jail. f l.'V'I'lf I I. H'l.'VIM' 1,1, It, l",-,l- IS NOT AN Al'TO (JAJUOI-f - tjueor Emir Occasioned by Window DUptay 1111 (Vutrnl Avenue. An Interesting nml attractive dis play of automobile tires In u Central avouitu drug store tho last few days has occasioned much comment. Aluny people hnvo dropped In to mnko In quiry iih to tho price of tires, uut6 mobiles, etc, Tho mlxup wns occa sioned by 11 display of automobile tlies In connection with hot water bags. Roth articles aro mado by the same company, tho United States Rubber Company, and tho unusual display attracted much attention. Tho tires wero borrowed from floodroads Ooodrum's garage and llko tho tire, the hot water bags have n guarnnte attached. Tho (lies aro guaranteed for r00() miles and tho hat Water. lings aro guaranteed for 1000 Arm Mr. Cohan lomnrked that ho consider ed thu bags among thu vory best In the world and that'H why "Thu Owl" handles thorn. lU'SINKSS COLLIKii: DKFRRREIL T..I. (iiirrilliM, Who looked Owr Ter ritory, Sit)S Time In Not RIo Vet. T. J. Griffiths, of Fomlo, RrltUh Columbia, who several weeks ago vis ited Cooh Ray and looked over this territory with tho Intention of start ing n buslnoss college hero, In n let tor to J. W. Motlo), secretary of the Chamber of Commorce, declares that ho wuh much Impressed with tliU country, but believes tho tlmo Is not yet ripu for tho bringing hero of a now busluostt college. After thoroughly canvassing tljo;. teriltory, he declares to hnvo tbund little response from tho people who aro not nt tho proseut Interested In such a move, llucnuso of tho starting up hero of threo such schools and af ter the expoi leuco of thu last ono, in vblch thu principal loft tho country with part of tho money of tho school, Mr. Orirrlths declares It will tako some tlmo to convert tho peoplu to tho need of such an Institution. That ho Intends to return to Coos Hay some time In thu futuro with tho Idea of establishing u business col Ioko hure, Is tho dosing statement of the letter In which .Mr. Griffiths Inuked thu Chambor of Comiuorco for all asslstuiico granted him. Waterproof Not nearly not fairly but dryly waterproof REFLEX SUCKER The wet weslher cot lot you (or good littid teivice. Light weight, strong. nd big nil over lor comfort. $3.00 Everywaere Protector Hat, 75 Cts. I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Catalog fit . A. J. TOWER CO., BV itAl LLtM Ml 5-lP YW7 vl PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO. AGENT W. II. PAINTER Phone 421, North Bend mmmmmsmmmMmmmmmmmmmammmm C. F. McGEORGB Pbgne 44( Marshfleld X, "lJ yyy.f'1f 1 j, i ' "'Vj" WMW',tTrf ti1 .''''i