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j'iff-w'-si5S' f jmmamsmha- IS--- A FOUR " ". THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON.. MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1916-MG EDITION. COOS BAY TIMES M. O. MALONEY, Editor nntl Pub. DAN K. MALONEY, Nows Editor - ...,.. nf rvinc Oountv Official Paper City of Marshfleld. Entered nt tlio Postoffico at Marsh field, Orogon, for transmission through tho malls ns second-class moll matter. 8UDSCRIPTION RATES DAILY. Ono year G'M Per month "" WEEKLY. Ono year ,':.'"," .V 'Im,.! Indication, tho verdict must bo that J JM"? P S Woo? $ European 'civilization has commuted ' " n r.n .. In less than a year, and la tho prlco which tho world has paid for leav ing tho lines of uattlo almost where they wero first set, and for leaving all tho Issues of tho war nt exactly tho sanio point whoro they stood n venr atxo. For nearly n year tho world has endured this,, tho most oxtrcmo strain that has even been put on It since civilization began. How much long er tho world may havo to endure It Is still a mnttcr of conjecture, nut, unless within tho coming year something decisive shall havo hap pened, of which there Is no present Times is $5.00 per year or $2.50 for lz months. An Independent Republican nows paper, publlshod every ovonlng ex cept Sunday, and weekly, by Tho Coos Uny Times Publishing Co. Address nil communications to 0009 BAY DAILY TLAIF.S. "0 ONE YEAR OP AVAlt N JULY 31, 1014, the cur tain went down upon a world which will never bo seen again." Tho calendar reminds us that tho date mentioned In this striking sen tence of Nicholas Murray Uutler. 1b less than a year ago. It was, however, tho shot fired by Oarvlo Prlnzlp, a poor Serbian stu dent, Just ono year ngo today, Juno 28, 1914, that touched off the powder magazine that blow up Eu rope Tho killing of the Austrian Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wlfo, in tho llttlo Ilosnlan town df Sarajewo, wns tho Immediate causo of tho presont world war. In another column qt this ove ulng'B lssuo Tho Times prints a correct historical review of tho re sults of a year of war as compiled by tho Associated Press. Less than a year ngo tho world was at peace. Over night tho hor ror of It In tho retrospect Is only Intensified by tho knowledgo that It was perhaps tho margin of only a'fow hours between thoso fateful 'days, which mado tho final dlffor onco between poBslblo pcaco and certain war. Tho diplomatic casuists of all tho natloiiB pass tho blame to each othor. Tho significant thing Is that each side claims that R could havo brought about peaco If its enemies had given It from six to twelve hours longor. Not moro than twen ty mon all told, brought about this European war. TI1030 twonty mon, the rulors, tho forolgn Ministers, tho Ambassadors of tho principal pow ers of Europe, spont tho four days preceding tho declslvo first of Au gust in frnntlc efforts to bring about iiomo adjustment of tho tech nical diplomatic (iiicstlons Involved. Rut each Imposed conditions which tho othor regarded as lmpossblo of acceptance, and each finally launch ed a mobilization avalancho, which when onco started, wns boyond the recall ovon of Its own coniinuiid ors. Somo of tho diplomatic his tory of these four days Is recorded in tho Whlto Hooks, tho Oray Rooks, tho Orango Hooks, and tho rest, of tho vnrloiiB powers. Hut since tho German Oray Hook omits all cor suicide. Just ns six hours less than a year ago, determined the lasiin nt world pcaco or world war, so tho next year must determine whether this war Is flnnlly to leave wreckaco enough to bo rebuilt Into ii foundation of n now European civilization, or whether tho ruin Is to bo total and Irremediable. . Taklnc It cither way, it is al ready certain that "on July 111, 10 14, tho curtain went down upon a world which will never bo seen again." fffj&lBBMHi0'mm,f-Zm1 SOCIAL CALENDAR $ WITH THE TEA t t AND THE TOAST t $$ GOOD EVENING Freo speech Is a precious right, and so Is frcq action. But tho tonguo has no moro right than tho hand to abuse Its freedom. Selected. .; my ships TUESDAY Mlnne-AVIs Cluu guests oi Miss Frances Fransc. WEDNESDAY 1). M. C. Club with Mrs. Wnltor Russell. Narcissus Club witn airs. Inglo Pedorsou. Prlsclllas with Mrs. L. Chrlstenscn In Hunker inn. Dorcas Club with ."Irs. Gunnellon Catching Inlet. Mrs. AV. II. Kennedy cntcr- tains at cards. THURSDAY North Rend Altar Guild with Mrs. Walter Smith. FRIDAY Thimble Club all day sos- slon at Mrs. I. H. Hnrtlo's summer homo on South Coos 4 River. LADIES ART CLUR PICNIC . If all tho ships I havo at sea Should como n-salling homo to mo Ah! well, tho harbor could not hold One-half tho sails that thoro would bo If all my ships camo homo from sea. If half tho ships I havo at sea Should como a-salllng homo to mo Ah! well, I should havo wealth as great As any king who sits In state, So rich tho treasures thoro would bo if half my ships now out nt sea. It lust ono ship I havo at sea Should como a-salllng homo to mo Ah! well, tho storm thon might frown, For If tho others all went down, So rich, so proud, so glad I'd be, If that ono ship camo homo to mo. If that ono ship went down nt sea And all tho others camo to me, Weighted with wealth untold, Tho poorest soul on earth Id bo , If that ono ship camo not to me. Oh, tides, bo cnlm; oh, winds, blow freo, Hlow all my ships safo homo to mo; Hut If thou sondest homo a wreck, To never moro como sailing back, Send any, all that skim tho sea, Hut send my love ship homo 10 mo. Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Glvo two Coos Hay men ten beers npleco and a llttlo spaco at tho end of tho bar. nnd thoy will hold a rospondenco botweon Gormany and i Cabinet mooting and tell tho Euro- Austria and the English Whlto Hook' peau power wuuiu u ft. ... omits nil tho correspondence bo- Tho Ladles Art Club annual out Ing on Coos River, yesterday proved nu Ideal picnic. It wns an Ideal day, hold in an ideal spot and with a Jolly Ideal crowd mado tho occasion an Ideal one. It was a merry crowd laden with baskets that boarded tho Rainbow at S o'clock Sunday morning and three hours later disembarked at tho old Cutllp grove whoro for sov- eral hours feasting nnd merrymaking held sway under tho greonwood trees. Among thoso presont wero: Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hoagland, Ruth Hong1" land, AVllma Hoagland, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Hlatt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivy Condron, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jns. Cowan Sr., Mr. and Mrs. AV. II. Foley, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hen ry Hocck, Mnrgarot Hoeck, Mr and Mrs. Charles La Chapolle, Leo La Clmpello, Cecil La Chapcllo, Jack La Cluipollo, Mr. and Mrs. Nols Rasmus, son, Mrs. Olivia Edman, Francos Lang, Mrs. Lang. Tho guests of tho club for tho day wero Mrs. C. T. AVaugh, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Haines, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mel G. Duncan, Gladys Dlmont, Esther Holmes, C. M. Cnton, Myrl Cox. fr Ol'TING PARTIES Among thoso who spent tho day or part of tho day at Goodwills yes tordny wero: J. T. Hrantl, Hen Flsrier, A. K. Peclc. "Midge" Miller, Hon Da vis, Ralph Dressor, Harold AVeavor, Art Hansen, Hurrows, Mcrlo Kramer, John Noblo, Duncan Ferguson, Mrs. Lovl Smith. Capt. nnd Mrs. Geo. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smtth. May Myron, Ellen Rudnns, Josephine Cordes, Mnijorio Graham, Roxle Hall, Rosso Flanagan, Elvira Frlzcon, Jennie Hall. Ruth Duiigan, Graco Johnson, Ucrtlta Davis, Wllda Harris, Esther Astiluiid. Alma Ekblad, Hel en McLaughlin, Helen Lesh, Eugonlo, Minn nnd Lily Dalgle, Alice and Jnno McLaln. Mario A'asoy, Frances, Irene nnd Margaret Stack, Slgna Larson Alpha Mauzey. ? I SOUTH COOS RIVER PARTY ;. . Mrs. E. Gcorgo Smith, of South Coos River wns hostess last Satur day at a four-course luncheon In honor of the 12th birthday of her niece, MIbs Ermn Hodson, tho guests arriving In tho morning and spend ing tho day. In serving, Mrs. Smith was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Robert McCann, nnd Mrs. E. R. Hodson. The luncheon tnblo wns very attractively adorned with cream roses, and in tho center wns a big birthday enko lighted with twelve candles. Tho young lady, In whoso honor tho affair was given, wns presented with a nuiubor of pretty and useful gifts. Tho afternoon was spent In out door gnmes and when tho tlmo of departure arrived, the guests thank ed Mrs. Smith for her kind hospi tality, and wished Miss Erma many moro happy birthdays. Thoso present wero: Mrs. Gcorgo Hnzcr and tho Misses Lucy Bcsscy, Ellen Enegron, Dorothy Dungnn, Alary, Floronco and Jesslo Smith, Margaret Coffolt, Ruth Dessoy, Ag nes Hall, Edith Stnnley, Gertrudo Parrltt, Mildred Saunders, Ircno Hodson nnd llttlo Robert McCnnn Smith o , - tween England and Italy, and all of theso books refer Incidentally to documents which nono of thorn glvo, It is ovldont that tho history of theso, tho most critical four days In tho history of tho world, is not yot available. Enough is known, however, to make It probablo ithnt if flvu or Hlx days Instead of four, Tho avorago Coos Hay man takes his vacation as soon ns ho getB the money Tho avorago Coos Hay woman takes hor's when sho dies. SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC : i Mrs. C. 0. Gosn'oy of Flrsf Addi tion entertained tho boys' and girls' classes Noh. 3 and 4 of tho Sunday School lost Friday5 evening ns n prlzo for tholrexcollonrwork on Chlldrens Day. Tho evening was spent In all sorts of games and contests which tvnrn crrnntlv nnlovoil bv tllO VOUIlg folks nnd at a lhto hour, dollclous refreshment wero served by tho host ess to: tho Misses: Marjory Drews, Nelta Gallaughcr, Dolly Centers. Louise- Conner, Ellznboth Raymond, Genovlovc, Genova and A'lrglnln Gos noy and tho boys: Ernest Drews, Fred Knight, Reginald McCarbcry, Irwin Yntes, Eben and Thorald Con ner, James Trainor, and AVayno Gos- ncy. - MARTHA SOCIETY PICNIC GIRLS' "MIDDY" PICNIC ' ... ..... nnnl.l havo been occupied In tho And como to tliliiK oi u tnui si.ue necessary negotiations, war might "lent works both ways havo been provoiitod In fnct, It Is Yesterday, thirty girls of Marsh flold, guests of tho Girls' Gym Club, under tho chnporoiiago of Mrs. I). D. Ross nnd Mrs. Coryell, wlfo of State Senator Coryell, of Nevada, . ,... i i ...,.... .. ..,i ' who s v Is ting her Bister, .Mrs. . woua mi) iiiiiii id iuiuiiii n"i deal by tho Tact that a woman C. It. Flanagan of South 1-lfth never sees him boforo breakfast ,eot, l't ' nt Go0(1- ....,11 ..r... i... i,. ...... in,i i i.im I will's suinmor resort at tho lllllll IlilUI nil" IP iinit.iv,. iicnu or sottin L003 i.ivor, mailing tho trip on tho Alice 11. Tho outing Is thus named because every girl In posslhlo that six hours dolny might havo averted tho cataclysm. What havo theso eleven months to show for tho terrible cost? Ger many, by forty years of prepara tion and billions of dollars of ex pense, had prepared Itself to get at least sovon days tho start of Ub possible opponents. For theso Seven dais' advantage It had ex- ponded perhaps a billion dollars nu hour, together with tho total con centration for forty years of tho chief energies of tho most efficient nation In tho world to this one end. In thoso dear-bought soven days Germany gained no victory, but n distinct advantage of position. Since then the lino of battle has wavered without decisiveness, but with pos sible advantage to Germany. Nothing has happened except tho suspension of two thousand years of civilization; tho disruption of all tho arts and laws of peace; tho de moralization of tho entire population of tho continent which Is the historic center of tho world's civilization; the slaughter of mllllonos or the veryr lowo of all tho races of Europe, tho piling up of ilohts thnt will mort gago tho ontlro lives of all tho per sons now on curth and of their chil dren to pay; (ho starvation and In fernal sufforlngs of tho Innocont bordor peoples of Relglum, Poland, Persia and Armonla, and the per A Coos Hay woman has more pa tience that a Coos Hay man. Sho expects her roward In heaven but a man expects his whllo he is here on Coos Hay. A Coos Hay women nnd u phon ograph can alway speak for thorn-solves. Coos Ray cities prldo themselves on tho fact that they are growing Into metropolises but they have not progressed boyond tho stngo where u ham sandwich, a dish of Ico cream and a cup of coffeo nro re ferred to as a banquet. A Coos Ray woman often looks as woll as the display In the store windows, but a Coos Hay man novor does. The Coos Hay man who Is too poor to lake a newspaper can near ly always got enough money to gether to pay tho taxes on his dogs. Yesterday members of tho Martha Society, tho ladles' brunch of tho Suoml Society, nnd their families. enjoyed n picnic at Charles Hag qvlst's placo at tho forks or tho river, tho launches Hope nnd Mnrsh fleld carrying tho picnickers to tho scene of activity. Tho day was spent very pleasantly in tho usual pIcnic-Btylo nnd at noon a big pic nic dlnnor wns spread undor tho big shndo trees. Tho party returned homo nbout 0:30 In the evening. j HONORS SISTER - ' Mrs. Nell H. MacMlllan enter tained a few friends at a delight ful luncheon Monday complimentary to her sister, Mrs Ward, of Illinois, who with her daughter Is spending n fow months on tlio Ray. Sweet peas predominated In the artistic floral decorations of tho beautiful McMillan homo At cards, Mrs. AV. A. Hold won first prlzo. Among thoso present wero Mrs. R. W. Mor row, Mrs. J. Q. Jnrvls, Mrs. AV. A. Reld, Miss Shaw, Mrs. F. L. -Graii-nls, and Dr. Mattlo R Shaw. t$t t ! PICNIC PARTY Ry asking their mother n Coos Hay man can often find out how old his children nre. Sometimes a Coos Hay woman re members hor wuddlng day for an other reason' 't was tho last tlmo sho rode In an auto. ... -.n- . . .. -a AtT 1. . I.lllliy rl.lH. THf Kllltl n-il- ..., n'rlnrk- ment undermining of all security u Transfer Company. The party Included Mr. D p man urn uuun'o - ( iwj "" " i Hill.. t.A t.K-tlttitlMia I oMhowofw. All this has happened1 Times want ads bring results. 'llUla ami Carrie Ross, Inez Johnson. tho party wore a middy; some mid dies wore dark and somo wero light In color, but nevertheless thoy wero middles. The first thing on tho pro- grain nftor arriving was tho prepar ation of the big picnic dinner which wns spread In tho shndo of trees! 'loso to tho hank of tho river. Tho "eats" wero disposed In rnthor a ravenous manner as soveral of tho girls Insisted on being nearly half starved. Thero wero soveral cameras in tho unrty and at Intervals during tho whole day, tho girls wero com manded to "pose." The nfternoon's chief enjoyment seomed to bo swimming, n number of tho girls being bravo enough to shoot down tho toboggan slldo which Mr. Goodwill has constructed for out ing partlos, and although ono nilsht lose her breath going down tho shoot, she Is suro to find It when she hits tho wntor. Somo played croquet, others gathered foms and still others at Mrs. Goodwill's kind Invitation sang songs around the piano. The day was a round of pleas- .. r....... ,.,.. . . rt. .I.ili n.nl II t'na 1IIIJ lllllll mill I I" lllllOU, llllll II "tin. with reluctant steps that tho home-! jan The iMtmRMAI PHAT t $$ Mrs. .1. E. Mntizoy and children nro spending a two months outing on Coos River. j J Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Murch and son' George, Mr and Mrs. II( E. Qulst nnd little daughter Suzy Ma tilda and speilal guests Mrs. U. K. Uooth and Miss Lucy Ilortdn spoilt tho -week end at the formers sum mnr homo on South Coos River, re turning homo Inst ovdulng. m,.. wnd Mrs. C. F. McColluin, tho Misses Minnie and Graco Sheridan, Madgo Harry and Jack Harry spcni vontordav nt tho McColluin summer homo on South Coos River. mvr. Morten Tower and Miss Gwen- niido Tower are spending tho month nt the Tower summer homo "Dream Lodge," on South Coos River. Mrs. AV. D. Simpson and daugh ters, Edith and Hornlco, of North iiomi. minnt tho week end at the W. N. Ekblad homo In Marshfleld. mm. Nolllo Owen and daughter Mrs. Carrie Dungnn, Joined tho Coos River outing parties yesterday, sDcndlng tho day at tho Crows' Nest on South Coos River. .. ? Misses Nellie AVarwnck, Evelyn Flanagan and II. AV. Shawhan wero passengers on the Rainbow for u, Coos River outing yesterday. . .j. i Mr. and Mrs. Noris Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Otis AVIlson and llttlo daughtor spent n Sunday outing across the bay. Mr. niuh Mrs. It. M. Sartcr Joined tho Daniels Creok picnickers for the day yesterday. V A. C. Ebbeka spent the day on Coos Rlvor yesterday. J. Ar. Koskl and Charles Norkt wero among tho Coos Rlvor excur sionists on tho Rainbow yesterday. Geo. R. Anderson nnd IiIb rnthor George J. Anderson wore among tho excursionists on the Rainbow yes terday. Gcorgo R. took occasion to show his father tho scenic beauties or Coos Rlvor which ho pronounced superior to anything to bo seen in California. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur McKcown nnd Joey nnd Graclo spent Sunday at their summer homo nt tho Maze. I Mr. and Mrs. Irving Chandlor spont Sunday at tho AV. S. Chandlor summer home. V V Mr. and Mrs. AVI11 Chandler wero week end guests at tho AV. S. Chand lor Coos Rlvor homo. 4 Mrs. Scngstnckcn nnd Misses Gen ovlovo nnd Doris spent yesterday at tho McCormac cottage on South Coos Rlvor which they havo engaged nnd will occupy during tho monjth or July. Mr. nnd Mrs. Potor MIrrnsoiil and children nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. David Roes and children spent Sunday pic nicking on tho Al Smith ranch, whoro they prepared a perniancut picnic ground for tho summer. Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Gulovson nnd llttlo daughter Georglnu, re turned homo from n visit with tho lattcr's parents, Mr. and Mrs A. L. Vincent nt Central Point, Oregon. Goorgo Gulovson, who was quite 111 boforo they loft hero, Is somewhat Improved. j. .$. .; Mr. and Mrs. J. AV. Mitchell en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marx at a beach party yesterday, . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stevenson or North Ucnd returned yesterday from a short outing at Goodwill's. Mrs. Ernest Polloxfon, or San Francisco, mother of Mrs. AV. S. Turpon, arrived hero Saturday In response to n tolegram tolling hor of her daughter's illness. i' fr DANCE AT PAVILION Tlio dnnco given at tho Simpson Park pavilion Saturday night was fairly woll attended. Morton1 or chestra furnished tho music nnd thoso who attended enjoyed n pleas ant ovonlng j. .$. ,. A pleasant picnic party spent n Jolly day at the summer homo of Mrs. Elizabeth Adams on South Coos Rlvor yesterday. Among thoso lu tho party woro: Mr. and Mrs. AVard M. Hlake, Mrs. Edna Mlngus, Mr. and Mrs. Malr Dano, Mrs. Elizabeth Adams and Messrs. AValter Rutler, John Kron holm nnd Del Rengston. mpers Notice to Ca , To accommodate tlio summer traffic wo will opcruio. tu, f bout Atlantic tlurlitK the caniplnu; season. Reglunlii): ,hij ()l boat will run on tlio followlnj; nelietlule, dully, cvrrpt Suint.J AYIlt Ii'uvo MiirsliNolil nt l:in p. in., iiirlvlm; nt Omnium's "iit r:n? p. in., letiii-nliiK tlio nct morning at H: l.. COOS RIVER TRANSPORTATION COMPANY ' - -- . ... --. wwiih4 Mi4fu'jK'jLaiiai F.A.KIIR1IRN Steamers SANTA CLARA San Francisco-Eurcka-Coos Bay-Portland FROM SAN FRANCISCO NOTtll BOUIItl 10:01) n. m., Juno m, :io, .inly n, to, in, m, ,--, ;t0 FROM COOS RAY FOR ASTORIA AND PORTLAND. P. M. Tide, . I lino 118, July !, 7, III, 17. !, 7 FROM PORTLAND SOlltll BOlintl (I P. M., June :t(, July I, l, J I, to, l ()ml , FROM COOS RAY FOR EUREKA AND SAN FRANCISCO. P. M. Tide, .limo 11(1, July H, . II, 1(1, Sil, -M, ; NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO. Smith Teiiiiliinl Dock. Pliono ' AV. Jj, KTUI H, Ayoilt EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS Qteamship Breakwater ALWAYS ON TIME. SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD EVERY SUNDAY DURING JINI! AT 8 A. .AL, AND FROM PORTLAND EVERY THURSDAY AT X A. M. Tickets on sale nt Portland City Ticket Office, Oth unit Oak Sticcls. Phono I15-.T. H. '. MOIIIl, Agent. INTER OCEAN T USP HT1T I Weekly Scrvlco Coos Rny ntul San FraucUco. STEAM IP HIT Freight and Passenger Service HAILS FROM SAN FRANCISCO' FOR COOS RAY Tl IMHAV, ,11'NE 'JO, AT SIMM) P. .At. Ban Francisco Office, 000 Flfo HulldliiR, und licr Number 23 .Coos Bay Agent, 0. J LIcGeorqe, Phone ii. Puget Souiid Bridge & Dredging Co. Dams, Bridges, Buildings. General Construction COMPLETE PLANTS FOR HARBOR WORK Our Coos Bay office has available for Oregon Coast work the Dredge "Seattle" tho most powerful, best equipped iiiul most thoroughly iiioder twcnty-luch liydraiillo dredge In Piiclfle waters Coos Bay office, l1J!ain,,?ffl,c.c' Marshfleld, Oregon. , Seattle, Washington. - mmm p Koontz Garage Agency for OVERLAND CARS GOODYEAR TIRES EXCELSIOR MOTORCYCLES UNION GAS ENGINES Marine and Automobile Repairing a Specialty Mnrth Frnnt Rtrnpt ' " l'. .. r'nOne I0U-J ward march to the boat bog two-hours' rido down the river with Its bountiful scenery will never bo forgotten by at least thirty of Marsh field's yomiK ladles, ai,d moro of these delightful trips are being plan ned. Home was leached about sov- Tho following are rccont mnrrlago licenses Issued nt the county scat. Ilaus Hanson nnd Annlo Holm. Elmer Holvcrstott and Alice Myr tle Mathows. T. AV. Albco and Ruth Ellzabetn Powell. David E. Adams and Annn Fran ces Holm. John H. Pitney and Lena Myrtlo Klndobeck. Harry Earl Hutchlns nnd Norma Ethel Chcse. AVIIlIain Stovenson and Luclnna Davison. Ray R. Dennett and Elizabeth Hazel Child. William R. Kronholm and Evn El lon Woodward. Gothard O. Worth and Jcnno An no Cox Max'Landon and Grace Andrews. Chas. Walter Johnson nnd Almn Cecilia Ruth, both of Lakeside. 4 4 t Dr. II. E. 1CF.ITY, DENTIST Pliono 11--J, Room -0lv Coko bldg. GRAVEL Wo nro now prepared to furnish GRAVEL In any quantities from pilo lu our yard or in carload lots, at following pricu. From pile on ground, ?2.?5 por yard. . canoad lots, .taken from cars, ?2.00 per jaru. Retnil Depiirtinent. C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co. lll.nnA lllUt . .... . mtl ill"." uppoMlo i-iis-jiii.o. Abstracts FOR REIJARLE ARSTRAOTS OF ITliB AND INFOIIMAT AROUT COOS BAY REAL ESTATE, See TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc. MARSHFIELD AND COQUILLE CITY, omGO TI0?, GENERAL AGENTS, EASTSIDE AND SENGST.VCKE.VS AU" AGENTS FOR CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD W HENRY SENGSTACKEN, JWXMiwi INDEPENDENT AUTO SERVICE Murslifield, North Rend, Empire, Tmhoel, Suiiset R')'- Leaves Mai'sliflehl, at Rusy Conier, 7 n. in.; H ' l' 2 p. in.; 5 p. in. Leaves North Rend lfi minutes Inter. Leaves Eniplio 8i30 n. in.; 11:30 n. in.; 10 p. "' a'!t" yh0o (1:00 p. in. Trips nfter theso hours limy bo arranged ror. Rusy Corner. Night phone 107-R. Ill I I I li II I"'"