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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1915 EVENING EDITION. TWO jRI NGE AL TAKE WALKING TRIP SHIPPING NEWS 4 ministkk And wifiI lkad tv o.v a ii ik h 'All- Mvrtle Polnl Young People Co I" Poneis ftir Outing In I lie Woods (Special to Tho Times) MYKTLK POINT. Ore. .lunc 23. IteV. niul Alia. Vernon nrn In camp near Powers with some young peo ple. Clml In khaki i-ulU nnd with knapsacks on their bucks tho party Btnrted out Monday morning uuiy. They inrttle fourteen miles the first dny camping over sight nt the Jim Haynen home whore Miss Noln Hayes joined them. The parly inolitdos Miss ob Lola nml Klvn Orerne. Helen "vVhltakor, Vera Crawford, Itowuim Roberts, Vivian Annln and Net a Hnycq, Messrs: Hon Snyder, Lewis Starr, Crawford nnin mid I.eonldns Vernon Visitors In City Mr. Weaver, father of Mrs. J. S. Stubbloficld or Marsh field ennio over to Myrtle Point Monday to seo .Mm. Verno Liindy. Mr. Weaver wis a neighbor of the Cooper's. Mrs. Lun d'8 people. In nKnmiK nnu wna pres ent when .Mrs. I.undy was married at her homo about four jenrs ago. Am Hlglov and family wero call ers In town Wednesddy from the North Fork country. Miss Doris Magnus Is the guest of Mrs. W. B. Lundy this week. Mrs. W. :. Lewollon and Miss Har- nlsh drove down from Oravelfoid, Wednesday on a Rhopplng expedition. Mrs. Sam Johnson and children of Bnndon aro tho guests of Mrs. Hurry tiiierln and other relatives this week. It. J. Montgomery of llrldge was In town Wednosday. Mrs. Walter I.ulrd was In town a fow days from Ilrewster valley this week. Observe Clillilren's Day ChlldreiiB Day was observed in nil tho churches Inst Sunday. Mnny love ly flowers wero used nnt' tho lltllo folks nil did well and uijoyod the dny. Mr William King Is over nt Bu gono visiting with his con, Dal, and attending tho closing of school. Tho M. K. Suiliiy school enjoyed u picnic nt the Norway Rrove Friday. Tho Indies Missionary society of tho Presbyterian church wero de lightfully entertained by tho Misses Prntt. Thursday. Mis. Walter Liiwhnrn came In from .McKinley In their new Ford. Tuesday, unit look her mother. Mrs. B. O. Sumerlln homo with her to apunil tho Hummer. MIhh (Jraco Sinn erlln Is Hpondlng the suiuiuer with her father nml brothers near F.Mr vlnw. H. A. tiiierln returned from the Max Dement ranch noar Powers YVVil nesdny w. it. c. i:.vn:itTAii:i The .Members mv CuosU ol" Point Lmllos .Myrtle (Special to Tho Times) MYHTI.B POINT. Ore., June 23. Mrs. B. It. .a no and .Mrs. Fred. Gnrrot entertained the Woman's He Her Corp Thurttdny afternoon nt the homo of the former. Sweet peas wore used In the rooms nnd strawberries and sugar biscuit wore served. Those present wero Mosilninos S. Kiullcott. Lllllo Fish. Laurence Iluell, William King, S Leach, l.oru HcrrlugUm. T. M. Hermann. J. It. Houson. L. A. Uub erts, Mur ItlchnnR Mack Arnold, Otto Pro), Fred Garrett. Louisa Prey. Franiin. II. II. Stanford, Mls Myrtle Jleriuann, and Mrs. F. L. Lnnilv. Lit. tlo Misses .Mho and Veva Garrett ami ' "WeiKln Grunt and .Muster William ! Point nlso enjojed the allernonn INFANT CHILD HUM (Special to The Times) MYHTLH POINT. Ore.. June 23. Little Maxluo Aluy .Mlllor. the four juiiuth-i old babe of .Mr. and Mr. Henry Miller died Sunday morning nt the homo of Mr. Miller's mother. Mn, J. L. l.ewellen. The funeral wis held from the I.ewellui residence Mnndus morning nt lo o'clock. Llbbv COAL. The 1:1ml Vim li. AIAVAYK I'SICD. Plioiu 71!. Pnelfir Iilcry mid Transfer Company. Did Not Know He Had Kidney Trouble 'I nlll I .ini.linl i.ir life liiieiranco.' write Aniliiu O'Domifil, lllriiitiitf. Iinm, Al.i.. -i dm nut Know Unit t tiuit kltliuy trmiMfi, lint umr eliy- HklntiH who cxnmtiKd inc for tint com- imny hum I h.ui, mul cadi liirnyil mo ilown on ji. count or tliln limlilluuti trnublo. I.an r 1 w,in nrrlmiuly ,IU- nblcil und iigul IVdi.j- Kliliu-y llll, una uneil thorn pemlati-iitiy. until now on of tho Humo ihHlulunn say I'm nit right mul ho wilt o. K my ujii- ratloii. I luivo cuimi'il many of my rrlcnUa to buy IMUy Kldiuy I'ills' Overworked Milucyti may bxromo Inllamnl niut ir-i luiiMly iIIhvuspiI whllti l i' surforcr Ikiioi'uk tlio warniiiEif. I a' Kut'iir, rht'uiiiiithiiii, urlo aclil In Itto blood, ilUoulorcd urine, stilt ,ni", rote uiukcU'H, pulllncsa unJur ty any anil all of these comlltltms dfsrv.- juataiit aiti.ntlon. VoWy KUl t.'y 1'illa help tbtt KlliieH to du tliulr rork huotliu ami litul Irrltatltuis am) tit); rjw uut putaonuuv wunto mat lr fruiQ ihu tyattm. ?faj - ' ('.vl I'n -i rii'Ion pjiar ijlttj ' ' ' ( "' i r.M.i' e Ml z . (',-" ijr i,i Tele AILS FOR SDUTHiCOIWES WITH STEEL SANTA CLAHA MJAVHS MAKSH i I'IKLD YKSTKKDAV AKTKKNOON Takes Passengers from Coos liny Itiiuiiil I'm' Knreku nml San 1'inn- clseo mi Iteglilui' Trip. Tho steaiiwr Santa Clara hound on her southward trip Tor Kurokn nml San Francisco sailed from the Marshflold dock nt I p. ni. and crossed the bar later In tho day. The passengers for the South were: .Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Hoggs, N S. Illeden, Mrs. V. Schurrl. Hen nlng Larson, Frank Stanrldge, .Mrs. Stanrldgo. Hatford Stanrldge, Minor Stanrldge, I.oiiIh Stanrldge, Axel Pearson, .1. M. Kalon, (ioorgo 11. iiiiiflioH. .1. T. HolnieH. C. II. Urn- chow. K. Xordstrom, .1. L. Holmes. Fred Krul, A.ol Anderson, K. l" lloiilngor. V. Anlhrle, .1. S. Frank- lln, I,. J. Hell, K. S. Perry, Miss M. Wheeler, J. F. Kelley, Hnrger Swnn snn, S. Allcott, llesslo Addelln, Mrs. IC. J. Ciinen, Mrs. Warner Sleln, Warner Stein, A. .1. Alcott. FINDS HALIBUT BANK Sjiv (Ji'oniids Lie 27 to " Miles Hue West of Columbia l-hitrunen Itivcc Halibut grounds have been dis covered between 27 and 35 miles due west of North Heud at the entrance of tho Columbia Klver. It was close to this spot that the gasoline boat (Hon, now chartered to tho Scaborg cannery to run between Coos Hay and Koguo IUvor, fished through part of ono season before coming here. Her captain spoko of tho hnl ibut and said ho found there somo of the gi cutest fishing ho lias ever seen. This season vessels from all pnrts of the coast enjoyed the fishing. One bout returned to Seattle with a catch of 18,000 pounds. The government steamer Alba tross Is expected to make an exam ination this season of these bunks and determine their extent and fish ing possibilities. It Is reported tho bunks aro be tween !)0 mid !)! fathoms deep. Dur ing this season ending .In no 2 mora than 200,000 pounds of halibut were brought In from these grounds. hldhuon Ditv hock Steniner I'ornu'l ly on Coos Hay Hun Is IteiiiK Kcmlrcil Tint Hteamshlp George W. Blder, formerly on the Coos Hay Bureka Portland run, Is going on tho dry dock this week to bo entirely over hauled. Sho will probably bo out of commission for about three weeks. Tho Hounoke, also of the North Pa cific Hue and now with tho Bldor on tho Portland-Sun Francisco-San Pe dio run. will undergo u similar treatment. PltOTKCTIXG TUB HAH Portland .Maintains Accident to Illg Vessel Not Fault, or lluilmr Portland Is vigorously nt work vlg oiously protesting that tho big steum shlp Northern Pnclflo did not strike on the Colubinlu bur when her rud der was damaged a fow days ago causing her to put back again to poit. Cuptulu A. T. Hunter suys he iIohh not know what struck her rud der and gives figures to show Hint tho vessel at the time bad some in (wt r water under her. Wlllhrtn (ll'lllliw Ml'rlvml ,.t tli.. Li ....... l r flee when tho passengers wero be. lug given their money hack nftor the vessel hud cancelled her sailing, lie wild the door way and the street lu front was blocked with hundreds of people. Accordng to the figures of Captain Hunter the steuiushp was drawng :'l feet Hi Inches or wuter nnd that the spot In tho channel where tho damage occurod ordinarily has 33 feet at low wuter. lie believes It (wns a sunken log that did the dam iv nK0, T,u VwiHel l8 M0W " tl10 ll0l'' a"'1 ls I'M'ected to get away tomor. low. The (Jrcut Northern is also ox- peeled to he out again and tho two Pacific mammoths will then maintain u ill-weekly schedule. Ol'lt HIJCOltD IS IlKST tirn,s llni line I tout Cuiinot He.it tlio Adeline Sniltli I Specl.il mention is made of the fact that the steamship Celllo. or Hie j McCormlcU lumber company, is to load l.o.-iu.itoo feet or lumber at 1 drays Harbor this u,.,a- in ie i, ,,.. with two nine hour shifts. The Ado-' 1 lino loads her cargo or l.tir.0.000 recti I In about 1 1 hours. This mode Is made I possible by the nsu nf n,,. i.,,..i.. cranes mid the handling of lumber i in "packagoN." Illg .Miisiiiei-nile on Skates nt the I IHiik TIiiii-mIii) iiK,t. TIiixhi (Jrniiil Prizes. Dr. 11. V Ki;i'V, DHNTIST I Phono IHI-J, Itoom 20 i, Coko blihj. TONS Arrive Tills Morning Fioni South A flee Making Trip to San Pedro, With close to 700 tons of bridge steel nboard her the Nairn Smith arrived in this morning shortly be fore noon from San Francisco iiiyl early this afternoon was discharg ing cargo for inorchnnts in North Heud mid Is expected in Ma rsh field lute this afternoon. The Nairn brought In u good passenger list, having this trip gone south to San Pedro. The Passenger 1. 1st. Those coming from tho south were: Mr. nml .lrn. (Ion. Cooilrnin. ! Mrs. L. A. Calvert. .Miss A. Carey, .Mrs. Fred FJuran, Mrs. Bllu Hinder, Mr. anil Mrs. P. M. Doris, .Miss Florence B. Hansen, Miss Maud Paul, .Mrs. N. C. Tuttle, Paul Deinluf, Jullu Hetty, Josephine Williams, Airs. Mnblo Gilbert, Alice (Juerln, Mrs. Thus. Ciiierln, B. It. Foster, Wm. I,. Wreiin, A. S. Blllott and 2j Steerage. IIOATS COM.IDH. Two Passengers on tho fin.sgn Aro Slightly Injured. In landing u passenger at the Standard Oil dock yostorday after noon coming up tho hay from Jnr vls Lauding, tho gasollun boat Gusco was swung by tho current Into tho dock and two of the women passen gers, not anticipating the bump, roll Into tho cabin, It was said, and wero slightly bruised. .SPIOBDWHUj TAKING LU.MHHK Tho steamer Speedwell will sail tomorrow for San Francisco from North Hend. The vessel usually car ries ties, but this time she Is tak ing lumber for the Simpson Com pany. VBSSBI. MOVK.MKNTK AiTlveil Nann Smith. S. F., 11 a. in. June 23. Honnior, Hogue IMver, C n. in., Juno 23. Sailed. Adeline Smith, Oakland, 0.30 p. ui June 22. Duo tjo Arrive. Hreakwater, Portland, Juno Yellowstone, Sun Francisco, Juno 21. Duo to Sail. Speedwell, San Francisco, June 21. MAKB Ql'ICK TltlP fJJoii Goes lo Hogue mid Hack In HI Hours Tho gasoline boat Gjoa Is in tho bay loading cunnery supplies for tho Soahorg cannery. Tho boat wont to Kokho river, unloaded and enmo back lu 2 1 hours making four bars In Hint time. 1 WATERFRONT NEWS X NANV SMITH IIIMNflS 700 I'OK HltllKiK. Loaded again tho Adollno loft IfJeiiimn Aulliorltle.s Stop Count Hev down at fi.4fi yostorday ufteriioou t cntlow Scornlug Ainerlcii hound for San Krniiclsco. , , . .. ,. , WSZJyF) SOCIAL (UliKNDAIt Wednesday 4 Mrs. U. K. Hooth enter- tains for Miss Lucy Horton. Klks Annual n.inco lu Kngles Hull. 4. Hay City Aid with Mrs. A I la rd. 4 Christian Sisterhood In the 4 church parlors. 4 Dorcas Club with Mrs. 4-i (iuunell at Catching Inlet. ! Pastime Club with Mrs. A. II. Derbyshire In North Hend. .Methodist Ladles' Mission- ary meeting at church hall. TIiiicmLiv "Happy Hours" Club with Mrs. A. C. Cov on South Coos Klver. I'rlday Thlmhlo Club with Mrs. Prod lvruse in North Hend. Norwegian Lutheran Y. P. Society nt church. Ladles' Art Club with Mrs. V K. Hoagland. Kensington Club with Mrs. C V, McGeorge 1 is such good tobacco you feel like just eat the smoke I Yes, sir, P. A. puts a razor edge on your smoke-appetite-division that's nobby enough INGE AlBERTjf III (WAiin y a I lw'i'Mt J w I w I J CRIMP CUT I 'VGijupvungpipeano rCVRETTE TOBACCO I W'l Ji r 1 nc loppy rca Da' oc into a makin's cigarette. For you can put your little old blue-pencil O. K. right here that Prince Albert is a regular double-header for a single admission as joy'us to your tongue and taste one way as the other! Will the "rollers" kindly step forward for a spell and get some of this listen into their systems? Because Prince Albert certain and sure jams more joy into a makin's paper than ever before was figured up on two hands ! In the plain language of the hills, you can't any more resist such makin's tobacco than a bullfrog can pass up a piece of red flannel! Because P. A. hands to you everything any cigarette roller ever dreamed-out rare flavor, and aroma, and mildness, and body; absolutely the best bet the best smoke R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Cup, rlihl Ills b K.J, H.hiuIJ. TubiccuCe. WILL GATHER VIEWS OF BELGIAN CITIES Hffort to Ho .Made to Preserve Some Hccoril of Historic Places Which Wero Destroyed Illy AasoclJlM I'reii lo Coot Uir Tlmri.) LONDON, Juno 23. lu order that nn ndocjuato record may ho preser ved to posterity of tho architectural beauties of Hint part of Belgium, which has been dovustnted by the belligerent armies, a committee has been appointed by tho ltoyal Insti tute of Hrltlsh Architects to collect photographs, drawings nnd old prints of all buildings of historic in terest. Tho committee will also gather complete maps and plans of towns, Illustrated guide books, to Individual towns, mid any other works which niny bo or value along similar lines. Tho collection when completed will constitute n special wing of the Society's library. PAPBH IS Sl'SPBNDBD HKItLIN, Juno 23. aerinan nu thoriiles informed tho administration of tho ltcrltu Tngcs Zeltuug that it would have to suspend publication for mi Indefinite period on account of recent articles published by tills paper on tho subject of (lorinuu Ainerlcan relations from the pen of Count Von Heveutlow, who criticized ' tho American attitude, KUGHNi: VKHV (iOOD Not Ono'Pi'lsouer Now lu County .lull There (Special to The Times) EUOKNK, Ore.. June 123. Lane county has n new record lu criminal matters. The county jail horo is ab solutely empty. This is only tho sec ond time lu many yours that the place litis been without any prlson- 1 ers. There is one county prisoner at I work crushing rock on tho road but his time will soon he up and he will not be roqulrod to enter the Jail iigaln. The officers my however that they do not know when they may all bo called upon to go out and catch law breakers. I PKOMINHNT MAN IIKUI! 11. T. French, prominent as a horticulturist nnd iiKiioulturist of I tho extension departinont or Orogon ; Agricultural College, arrived here1 yesterday on tho staiio from the I north nnd lert Immediately for tho Coqutllo Valley on a business trip the national joy smoke to be photographed! No other pipe and ciga rette tobacco can be like Prince Albert, because no other tobacco can be made like Prince Albert The patented process fixes that and removes the tongue-bite and throat parch I Let that digest! And that line of conver sation is 24 kt., whether you play P. A. in your old iimmv nine or roll it c ME n I nn you or any other man ever did roll and put the fire to ! Men, we tell you to wise up. P. A. is crimp cut and stays put which means rolling P. A. is as easy as falling off a log. And it's good to remember P. A. is put up in the toppy red bag especially for you "rollers." Sells for the price of a jitney ride, 5c. Now, will the "pipers" kindly open both ears? Here's tobacco that has made it possible for three men to smoke pipes where one smoked before! Any way you hook it up, Prince Albert is tobacco insurance I Yes, sir, it guarantees your future as well as your present smok ings ! And just makes your tongue so jimmy pipe joy'us that your smoke appetite grows whopping big. You men who "dassn't," we say you go to P. A., natural-like! Because there isn't a bite in a barrel of this national joy smoke. Unlimber your old jim my pipe ! Dig it out of the dark corner, jam it brimful of P. A. And make fire with a match ! Me-o-my ! You get acquainted with Princa Albert in the toppy red bag, Sc ; or tidy red tin, 10c, but for the double-bach-action-joy, you buy a crystal slam pound humidor. And then you're set ! You tee, it has the sponge-maittcner top and heept P. A. at the highest top-notch point of perfection. Prince Albert is also sold in pound and half-puunU tin humidors. Winston - Salem, N. C. HE GREAT M ORAL FGRCi Advertising is one of the great moral forces of the day It has revolutionized business methods and let daylight -into the dark places "It has banished the doctrine of 'Let the buyer bewareV It has made it possible to lower prices by increasing sales It has done as much as any single factor to forge America to the front as a commercial nation Each advertisement in THE TIMES is a constructive mes sage well worth the attention of readers. PHONE 133 Bay To you could rli Tlllla " " -jZ mjSArX The tidy red tin, 10c g3(SM MM hk