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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1915)
fmmmmmrimwmm ,", iiiLwijg -vV 3 SIX THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREQOftWEDHE BDDM GOOD ROllBJECT'TO "PUB LEADS li SHIPPING PERRY k IIGHDL IKLLOWSHIP CLUB STANDS HE 111X11 111(5 MOVEMENT With Good Grnvy mid MuMc MciiiIkji-s Discus Permanent Highways Throtiuh Four Dimensions Good chicken and gravy for tho Inner man paved the way for good roads for out of doors at the bnn quot of the Fellowship club last even. Inc In tho Guild Hall of tho Eplsco- nal church. More than CO mctuuers Kl'llKCIllllEltS AMI mux oppose diiiectokv ads Ht'SIXESS ' COOS HAV MAKKS FIXE SHOWIXG SOI SI if STORE Consider Muss nf Atlcvrtlsliifj In It Ah liiixsltloi on Community Action Likely It Is likely that the Coos Bay Busl ness Men's Association will be asked to tako action on the proposal to con tinue to make tho local telephone di rectory an advertising pamphlet. In addition to the objection of subscrl X LCMBEH THADE Sent More to Sim Francisco Bay Than Any Other Port on tho Coast In Half Mouth During tho last half of April, Coos Bay shipped to San Francisco H far more lumber than any other part on tho Pacific coast. Tho amount of fir and spruce lumber from Coos Day was greater than tho redwood ONE DFTHE FINEST I COUNTRY Weil-Known Firm Moves Into Handsome New Building and Equips It With Large Stock-Big Variety and Wide Range of Prices in Displays - Invite Public to Make Luxurious Place Their Headquarters Sher about tho hoard and stayed be to wading through tho mass of I from Eureka which pl.ee Is always a L hear tho permanent roads subject stuff when they are In a hurry to big shipper. ic.uilth.5Jan from Its four d.-jget the number of the party they de- The figure, for Siltalf D.'rl.. tho banauc, : the , s.r to phone to, many business -n'.Wen n o P orchestra delighted of tho Coos Bny liana I consider wiai mu .... t. .iior wiiii nnvnrnl i rnnls In the directory Is I -ll. ...In.. t.1 nun tltnf lu nnt tlOC- selections coiunuimun ....u .. Through tho winter hundreds of cssary In view of tho present rates mnnta ami beds many nigntB nave ciinrgeu ior ii.i.. .-.. .v.. been given needy men and have l.nnn .,l,1 for 1)V tllO club. The re Sometimo ago agitation was start ed against the phono directory being port of Secretary Jennings showed made Into an advertising pnnwiiiui that only yesterday a family was aid-1 and It was understood then that tho ...l. ..f .rrnrnrlna llll! urnri n WUWIU UU UIHUUIIIUIIIUU. nu"- uiuui ui (,......... --.. i ml with an enough to tako tho wolf from tho door. "Thoro aro. others In llko condi tion," said Charles Hall. "Let tin show our willingness to help them or toko tho lobol from tho Club." Two hots passed, brought n harvest of J18.G5 to further tho work. At tho head of tho table sat Judgo James Watiion and 0. N. Armstrong, of tho county court, bb Invited gucsta coming here to find out tho consen sus of opinion of tho prominent mon nnd leaders of tho community. Ways to Vote Honda. Dealing with the legal phase of tho pormancnt roads question C. It Peck declared that tho present stnto laws proscribe thrco ways in which tho voting of bonds may bo brought over thoro has been a change In the company manngoinent and It Is now tho half month as loneer Western Lum- pald for berman showing the amount or ltim mcrcly a ' her received from each port at San Francisco follow: Fir nnd Spruce. Aberdeen 4,348,000 Angolca 1,000,000 Astoria l,07Ii,000 Bondon 212,000 Columbia Itlvor 3,225,000 Everett 1,140,000 Port Gamble l.cr.0,000 Coos Bay 7,100,000 niinounced that tho advertising Muklltco 850,000 schemo Is to be continued. However vigorous protest will bo made at onco nnd it Is Hkoly that tho company will dlscontlnuo tho obnoxious practise. Useless Advertising;. E. P. Lewis, president of tho Coos Bay Business Men's association, said tho other day that tho organization had saved tho members many hun dreds of dollars In protecting thorn agnliiBt fako advertising schemes and solicitors. Ho Bald that tho Associa tion wna not against any legltlmnto advertising proposition and that n committco carefully Investigated all requests. However, tho business houses which aro mouthers of the or Seattle 000,000 tlmpqua 405,000 Wlllapa 1,700,000 Total 23,305,000 Hcilwootl. Eureka G.55C.000 Albion 1,153,000 Caspar 843,000 Fort lira:; 1,190,000 Greenwood 271,000 Mnntloclno 005,000 Crescent City C1C.000 Total H.,534,000 CLEAN-UP-WEEK ,m..ui:or,worco,,;.u. ztfsrjxtxzzrz Uio Mlllrt IN nsBCBcd valuation. Tills would mean approximately $410,000 In Coos County. Tho stato legislature can bond for another two per cent. A special election may ho called by n potltlon to tho county court contain ing tho nnmes of one-fourth tho num ber of people voting nt tho last elec tion for tho supromo court Judgo can didate who received tho highest vote In tho county. With at least 130 names on such a potltlon tho county court wl'.l hnvo to consldor a special election or with double this number will havo to put tho lssuo on tho ballot at" tho next general election. t IiLsldo Hoods First. "Ilut first wo must connect tho cities of tho county with good high ways boforo wo talk of extondlng good roads to ouUldo points," said Mr, Pock. "Wo hnvo to bIiow them out thoro whnt wo havo first and anyway development must bogln at homo." Ho pointed out tho extromo need of aiming at a deflnlto project and pinning nil efforts toward Its com pletion, Um Convict I.alor. Tho law provides convict laborers niny bo "farmed" out to counties up on application for road work. Mr. Peck urgod this . a cheap way of constructing highways and at the so mo time furnishing stnto prlsoncri a chanco to work. " Dr. K. B. Straw, chairman, lu a Bhort address, declared that tho de velopment of tho county Is prlinnrlly put up llevcs them of useless contributions under tho gulso of advertising. CLEAN-UP-WEEK FUN The Perry & Nicholson Furnituro Company are now locnted In their handsome new home In tho new X'-l.t. I.lnnli nil f'olltml aVCllUO bC tween Third nnd Fourth streets, and havo one or the finest stores of the kind to be found anywhere, cities not excepted There niny bo Inrger stocks, but thoro aro no better, more complcto or moro nttrnctlvely-arrnng-cd Bt'jrcs any place. C. K. Perry nnd W. S. Nicholson, the proprietors, aro proud of their new home, meaning as It does n realization of their hopes nnd am bitions to gjvo Marsh Mold and Coos Bay one of tho finest furnituro stores to be found anywhere. They unite in declaring that It is a storo for tho peoplo and it is their ilesiro that the men and women muko tho most of It. By this, they do not simply mean to uso It for trading purposes, but to make It n headquarters where they can drop In nnd rest nnd wait for their friends or Bpcnd a little whllo In looking over tho now things In furnituro or artistic decorations. There nro many settees and easy chairs nlways nt tho service of tho public. In tho stock and arrangement of tho now store, they have laid par ticular stress on providing for the needs of alt tho people In their line. If a person wants tho slmplo nnd lowest priced articles in furniture, PLAYIXG, LOWHEV OWEN' TELLS .JUDGE HUTLEH WILL MOVE LIGHT GOVEUXMEXT STATION AT HAX DOX TO HAVE NEW SITE Will ho On South Side of Hlvcr Will Glvo Hotter Service For tho Mariner ami The lighthouse nt thu cntranco of Coqulllo Itlvor nt Bnndon Is to bo changed, according to tho following from tho Bnndon Western World: Captain O. Wlron of tho U. S. lighthouse service, In charge of the local station Is expecting tho inspect or for tills section of tho Pacific , M Matt Compilst Exhibits Two Holes In Shirt Owen Given Ten Buys WlMi Suspended Sentence Exhibiting two holes slashed through tho front of his shirt with u knlfo, Matt Conqulst this morning told Judgo Butler Hint Lowrey Owen has "nicked" him whllo tho two woro "at play" last night In tho Shamrock Saloon. Tho Judgo failed to sco n glimmer of humor. Owen wajjjjlven ton days In Jail with Hontonco sus pended only during good bohavlour. Charles Lovcgrccn, bartonder, told a different story. Ho said that Owen drow his knlfo on Conqulst nnd that then tho Inttor pulled out coast In Baiulou within the next few weeks. At tho last session of Congress, $0,000 was appropriated for chaug- I ins "Binuuor ucctariug )ii uu mini terms tnnt no "cotiid rigui mni way too." Lovcgrccn dumped Owen onto tho Bldownlk. "Wo Just play together," exclaim- In tho rug department, nn oxten- slvo line Includes exclusive patterns direct from tho Eastern mills mnn facturlng them. They come In vnr lous sizes. The stock ulso includes Imported rugs. Tho China and tnblownro depart ment Includes a fine display. In It Is n fine showing of Austrian wnro of which tho firm is direct Import ers. They ulso havo special privato patterns in tho famous Honier Lnughlln domestic waro. thu it lu fnliv to attempt to enumorato the various lines of tho! big store. You hnvo simply got to) see It to npprcclnto It. Tho spacious store room and mczznnluo floor permit nn excellent Aisplny of. It all nnd enables tho visitor to sco It as It would appear in tho homo. Ev-' cry part of tho flloro Is excellently lighted so thoro Is never tho ques tion raised as to how n certain art-i Irlo would look in daylight. 1 Tho handBoino concrete building wns erected specially as n homo for, them by the Noblo estate. Tho building has n ground Bpaco of 100x50. Tho main floor, in Ihoj rear of which is tho offlco room, occupies tho ontlro space. Then there Is tho niezznnlno floor, which gives about 3200 feet of additional floor cpaco for tho display of stock. A featuro of tho structuro Is tho tho handsome show windows. Theso contain the largest plato-glnss fronts Miov rnir Biitmlv t: f no or suo wants tho moro expensivo woods or: In Southwestern Oregon, finishings, they can supply It. In A visit to tho Btoro Is really nn ii word, they havo made It complcto education for one, lu addition to bo na n storo can bo made. Ing n pleasure. Drop In draperies they havo ono of tne most expensive stocks to bo found nnd hnvo carefully selected it to match spcclnl cloor or finishing plans for tho various rooms of the homo. lu tho first) tlmo you hnvo a few minutes to! spnro and mnko It a point to spnro tho tlmo nt tho earliest opportunity. Tho firm will npprcclato tho visit, whether you buy or not, nnd you will enjoy It. ' BASEBALL SGOHESiWILL BUILD BRIDGE POItTLAXI) BEAVEHS HISE OYJIKIl XOTCII TO TOP AX- H. (2. PEItllAMS (JETS CIIETCO IHVEll CONTItACT ing tho station from tho north to thoiCl Conqulst. south aldo of tho river. This money 'oh, naughty man to spoil tho Is now nvallanlo nnd two other stn-'fu,,' Blghcd Attorney Murphy, tlons authorized on the Oregon const I Testimony showed that on sov- aro under construction, it la said oral occasions Owen hnd used n that ns soon as tho work on theso Is completed tho local chnngo will bo commenced. Whllo hero last May tho Inspector nnd Mr. Wlron Investi gated tho laud lying to tho south of thu river nnd chosu u sultabla loca tion for tho resldenru buildings. Light on South Jetty. The location for the lighthouse Seals Stop Dmvn to Mnko Way for I, os Angehl Cold anil Itnln in East Halt Big Leagues. llr AHorlatci Itch la Com Utj Tlmrt. PEKCEXT.U1KS OF COAST LKAHUB W. L. P.O. Log Angoles ...10 1G .550 San Francisco .IS 15 .515 Suit Lako 10 H J' Yenlco 14 14 .GOO Portland 14 10 .107 Onklnnd 14 10 .424 ! tit AlioclileJ rrM to Coot n7 Tlmra. POUTLAXD. May 5. Tho Beavers hiilldlug chosen is a position on tho based on tho InstallliiK of good roads 'south Jetty. It Is said this Is an betweon tho outlying districts ami be-! Ideal one. Tho machinery to bo twoon tho cities 0f the county. used will ho taken from tho present Having been through n strenuous' building, hut a new house Is to be campaign In Hood Blver which liivol-j constructed. Tho buildings on tho ved tho bonding for $75,000 to secura north side of the river will bo aban- tho good road up the Columbia froiuldoiied. knlfo to cnresslngly hack tho clothes of Intlmato friends. "Somo day you'll got too deep," snld tho Judge, "and what Is moro, you havo rose another notch yesterday lu tnoir promised mo to cut out tho boozo. weary up hill climb toward tho top This Is n warning and next tlmo its .vlien thoy defeated tho Seals In n going hard with you. Thero'll bo no flno." CLKAX-UP-WEEK LOCATES AT POWEHS Fornvr Colorado in Xt'W N'tcrlff Tow n Will Live Portland, Charles Hall Bavo valuable "polntors" as to tho proceduro thero. He pointed out tho fact tlmt on, American highways It costs 25 cents' per ton mile whorens In Franco and England where tho roads nro per ninnent It costs no moro thu 10 cents. Ilonds, ho said, could be. secured for flvo por cent, llondlng should not bo for n longer period than 10 years, tho llfo of such roads. One tenth of tho bonds should bo retired onch year. There, would need bo no Increase In taxes. flood roads would directly Increase tho value of abutting real ostate, l""lng n greater earning capacity to tho laud and decreuso tho cost of marketing. With good roads com. ji unlcatlon between the farm and tho city Is rapid, a fact that tends to keep tho young peoplo on the farm for they nro always but a short dlstanco from tholr recreation, "Wo bellovo In such roads," de clared County Commissioner Arms trong. "Under tho present condi tions wo uro doing the best wo can with tho mouoy that Is available." Ho feels kindly disposed toward the project, Judgo Watson stated that with tho annual road fund (hero aro 4&0 bridges to maintain and 622 mllos of road in 33 road districts. "This leaves llttlo over, you see," said the Judgo," for permanent roads " H was shown that the new roads wou'd have to be taken care of entirely un- der the bonding act and apart 'd CLEAX-UP-WEEK Leo Mlllor, who camo to Coos Hay recently from Colorado, loft this morning for Powers where ho expects I to locate. Mr. Mlllor snys that he I j likes tho country mound Powers and j intends to resldo thero nnd If any j huslnois opportunity turns up which ' strikes his fancy ho will take advau ftORl' of It. Mr. Miller was for two tonus slier iff of Itouto County Colorado. That ' Is thu county In tho oxtrcuio north western part of Colorado and Is In a j cattlo country. AVhllo sheriff Mr. Miller had o deal with somo hard j customers nnd he had quite, a bit MARSHFIELD PAYS SHARE OF $26,589,000 WAR TAX Evtr. Stoic I 'n( run Miikc Donation to I'licle Sinn's Emergency War Chest. Some time Inst fall Curio Sam derided several things might happen to him. He might have to go to war; he might havo to pay govern iiieiu expenses somo other way wlion tho Import revenues began to fall I of tho real "wild west" shorlff llfo, off. lie issued an oinorueucy rev-,110 tells some Interesting stories of enuo tux on certain articles. , his official llfo In Colorado. nuii't' ititu uciuuur, acroniinc; io a bulletin received here, thoro bus leen raid lu townid the proponed JlOO.POO.OOO fund, J20.5SO.000. Of this Miuslifleld has furnished Iter share. Tho somen of this was from CLHAX-CP-WEEK wine, grapo brandy at 55 cents : j pillon, 15,000,000 on beer at 50 cent., a barrel. Special tax tin to- i tin cr. brought In JS, ISO, 000, bank-1 eis nnd brokers paid $1,017, uOO1 and Mumps on documents mid cjt luetics for Milady paid their snare of l 043,000. Between September 2 and Apt II 2 ( . tuns the bulletin, the Biirouu nf War ulsk insurance wrote 1,111 policies amounting to $70,033,000. of tho county, "Tho Construction of Permanent (load, was tho subject dealt with by II Gldley In a ury crcdltablo for Coos llnv SAVING ENGINES FROM RANDOLPH Everything But .Machinery in lluat Will ho Last Upturned on tho beach the engines are being taken this week from the wreck of the gasoline schooner Han-1 dolph on the south beach at llandon, according to G. X. Armstrong, county commlhsloner. Chains woro placed ' about tho hull to keep It from going to piece, it Is boliovod no other! part of th vessel can be saved. No , ttiue has been found of any of the: ,111011 lou In the wreck, says tho com. i mifloner. CLEAX.l'P.WEEK only boat leaving San Fruueisco this week Is Anow lino 0 to 1 gamo, securing 11 hits. Cold and wot grounds in tho oust still pre vail to delay tho eastern leagues. The scores follow: Coast League. At San Francisco .. ..It. II. 13. ' Portland Oil 0 San Francisco 1 3 2 At Salt Lake it. H. Oakland 5 0 Salt' Lako 0 11 At Los Angoles it. II. Vonico-Los Angeles series starts to morrow. American 1engiit'. At Chicago Chlcago-Cloveland, cold. At St. Louis Detroit 3, St. Louis 1. At Xow York Phlladelphla-Xew York, cold. At Boston Washington 0, Boston 2. .utloiml League, At Chicago Cincinnati-Chicago, wet grounds. At Philadelphia New York-Phllndelphla, rain. At Pittsburg St. Louis 3, Pittsburg 4. At Brooklyn Hoston-Brooklyn, rain. Will Cost !?U:J,I)00 nnd When Finish- eI Will Connect Towns of Brooking uiitl Harbor E. O. Porhnm returned homo to day from Curry County nnd Btntosl that ho secured tho contract for building tho big bridgo across tho Chotco Ulver. Tho bridgo will cost $23,000. Thero will bo threo spans ISO feet long ench. Tho bridgo will connect Harbor mid Hrnoklngs Innd will bo at n point a hulf mllo nbovo Harbor. Mr. Poiliain snya thnt thoro nro many mon going and coming from Hrooklngs and that cvroythlug Is qulto lively thero. Autos nro run ning from Bnndon to Cold Ucneh and another lino hns bcon put on from Hold Hench to Hrooklngs. CLEAX.l'P.WEEK: Htrjmr iitr J- 4-l - T u'"' ., ui me x ear is Ckan-Up Day i JAY DOYLE'S place Tho only plhco uu Coos Bay where yo (iKAi)i'j wwu is. in cleaning an to prove it. can M "r,'i"il"K m tVtr CEXTHAL AVENUE. i.ir is pitovi: IT T() You JAY DOYLE'S PLACE rnoxE,.,. Wifcfa the Fact That, y0, Can Get? Everything wHmmmmmaaaiHBmnmmsna ARE YOU 'W rt I ACQUAINTED? Wm Paint Up and, Clean Up at EKBLAD'S Dry Colors. Itaw mm boiiej j-jj Colors In oil. Turpentine nnd Dcutanjg, Colors In .Iuimiii. cohol, Bistoiiiper cidors for wlnilovv O'Ccdar till, . ciirtN. iVl7iud nil. Oil mill Vurnlsli stnliiM. Llipild Yciiw, VuriiLslics lor nil purposes. Calol Llipilil (,'iov,, Hendy mixed paints to cover Floor vinx tiny kind of surface. I laming unr. Class mill iiilihliiK oils. Whlto nnd rcl load. EKBLAD SON 1(12 Xorth l'roiit, Street. iluwM Only boat leavlnp; Kan l'ruiiclsco for Cons Bay this nivk Is Arrovvllno ysel willing Irlday, Jlay 7th. Phono T1' Tom B. .lanrs for nnrtleulnrs. ' X 1 The Paint, that Goes Farthest and Lasts Longest "GET PAINT WISP .IOI.V THE OHHC.OX CLEAX-LP CAM IttlUX THIS ffDI Now is the Time to Paint WE HAVE THE ADVAXTAOE OF A lllli: STOCK 10 IECT FHO.M. EVEHV l.V IS PAINT SALE DAY ' AT THIS STOBE. LOEWE IHIOS.' CELEBKATi:!) PAINTS. 1WIXTS, BHL'SHIW, VAItXISllKS EVEHYTHlXd XEEDEH TO MINT IT E. F. LEMIEUX V0T , A i DJ,v RflCIt trre K snr Hns uiuiK m"" E. - ,IM 5 111 e. xm M ointers on Port Barnuin The best nvullable tmct of land ntljncent to Coos Buy Kvery inch of it A t climb going or coming Accessible) by Imrtl-hiirfaro romV .fco.sslll !' n lV lra' ' water Xo tintletbriislij Xo Mumps; no heavy timber to content! UH 1'iotectca j Mcry lot u "view lot." For full particulars, call on, address or pliouo Phono 1HI-.1. FR.IZEEN . DUNCAN, 68 CentralAvj -. HAVE THAT ROOF FIXED NOW See C0RTHELL Phone 3171. ! HE HOME AFFY MADE AVEUN CANDY Wo mnko ico cream 878 Central ave., l'ono Ull-L CITV AUTO ,i TAXI CO. ! lay nnd Xlght Service For taxi, phono 20, Chandlor Hotel For touring cars, phono 20, Chandler Hotel LYXX LAMBETH, Prop. New Cars :: :: :: Now Cars Manner Tills paper is ueau with uel sallhiir ivi.Imv. Mv t.i. . im....... tho money used for tho other roads I la a spt lu! urtklo. Tom b. 3MneH for vrtlculai-s. 'A Or half ton of both S1.7.V 1). Ml'SSOV, Prop. ! Phono 1H-J or leave orders nt ' SAVE MONEY by ordering tho famous HENRYVILLE COAL Nut coal, per ton $l.uo Lump coal, per ton ., 85.50 FOH AND THAXSFEU STOHAGE HOUSEHOLD GOODS Freight nnd linggage. Call FERGUSON THAXSFEU Phone 103. Hcsldcnro Phone 13-J. Market nve. and Waterfront Hill) it's Cigar Storo. 04 CHICKENS , r iMri fiod fl"' Wo havo u Speciul Coii-lgiiment or Lira . lug for this week's trade. Order your run Wo also h.ivn tha host obtainable In VEAL9 PORK a BEEF properly cooled In our ui-to-dato refrlS"1' THE UNION MARKET i n P .1 P-fii j. . rora .. .hBrt l'r oM'" ,1 Phone 58-J. V wtwtowtmi. aigiipwiMffiiini , sa,: ;rss"-