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four THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGOfa, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 19 15 EVENING EDITION COOS BAY TIMES M. O. MALONEY, Editor nnd Pub. DAN E. MALONEY, News Editor OfIda Official Paper of Paper City Coos County of Marshfield. With The Tea And The Toast Enterod at ttie Postoffico at Marsh field, Oregon, for transmission through tho malls ab second-class mall matter. An Independent Republican news paper, published overy evonlng ex copt Sunday, and weekly, by The Coos Boy Times Publishing Co. SUBSCRIPTION KATES DAILY. Ono year ?6.00 Per month .CO WEEKLY. Ono yoar $1.50 When paid strictly In ndvanco the subscription pilco of tho Coos Bay Times Is $5.00 per year or $2.50 for nix months. Address all communications to COOS 1JAY DAILY TIMES. 3 I EUROPEAN WAR ONE : t YEAR AGO TODAY X $$ September 10, 10 M. ' The Germans admit having re treated after attacking the allied army. The allies gain 37 miles of terri tory in their advnnco during four days or battle, according to a Paris announcement. Both tho British and French troops cross tho Marno river. Germans aro driven back in an engagement with tho Ilrltlsh In Ny assaland, Br.ltlsh South Africa. Premier Asuuith's request that C0O,p0O men of nil rank bo added lo tho army la granted by tho Brit ish Parliament. Servian- troops cross tho Itiver Savo which marks tho boundary be tween Sorvla nnd Hungary and aro reported steadily advancing. Tho Russian army is reported to bo advancing In Austria. President Wilson announces that nono of tho warring untlons are willing to consider pcaco at this tlmo. A movement is stnrtcd to induce tho American lied Cross to abandon tholr plan of an $800,000 head nuartors at Washington nnd send tho fund abroad for tho wounded. Turkey formally announces to tho world that It lias abrogated tho series of conventions, treaties and privileges originating as early as tho olevcnth century whereby for eigners In tho Ottoman Empire have been exempt from local jurisdiction in clyll nud criminal cases. When Some One Cares WHEN you moot some disappointment, an' yer i'eelin' kind o' blue; AVlien yer plans have all got aide-tracked, or some friend lias proved untrue ; When yer toiling, praying, struggling at the bot tom nv the stairs K is just like a panacea jest to know that some one cares. SOME one who can appreciate one's efforts, when lie trios; Some one seems to understand an' so can' sym pathize ; Some one who, wen he's far away, still wonders how he fares Some one who never can forget Some one who really cares. IT will send a thrill of rapture through the framework uv the heart: .It will stir the inner bein want to start; For this life is worth the livin yer sorrows snares Life is truly worth the livin' when you know that some ono cares. Oil! this world is not all sunshine many days, dark clouds disclose ; There's a cross fer ev-ry job-hell, an' a thorn for ev-ry rose.; But "the cross is not so grevious, nor the thorn the rosebud wears An' the clouds has silver linin's when some one really cares. Selected. SHELLED Bf T A'LLIKI) FORCES ARE ATTACKED MX THEIR TRENCHES Artillery Flic Causes Explosions Ammunition mid Shells In Wednesday Fight. tDr Anuolttel Vttu to Coot Dj Ttmet.J CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 10. I An official statement Rays: "At Ann farta our artillery flro south of . Hazninkdore caused explosions of nmmuultlon and shells In the en emy trenches Wednesday. At Arl i Humu the enemy unsuccessfully dropped sholls on our left wing. AMERICA IS SECOND ) ' A - ' M$ Vacation Di? j-R At Goodwills of ftflrPsEKXX' TjTtSA .HsiCTm ( tMWMximi)-?l - M&zm sL&jfuaaKw: rrs4,?' 'rfsaryf.m p mc r a ... i . fSmKm Jimmy' ..i)vW , r 'm&.S ,22's Have the Call ! tr llt .. i i..,:. ,.i,.. 1. 1 Alt: iHH.'iiine, the. v w wv an ii vii mi i . in iiiuii.iuti .?. l MERCHANT MARINE NOW NEXT TO ENGLAND till the tear-drops tt'lirm cnnii Min , t iivil ouiiiu UUi CIiuiiro Ili-ought About by War Increase Slay Become Pcrnin nent Condition nnd tOr Anocltcd Pmm to Coo nr Tlmni.l WASHINGTON, D. C. Sept. 10. Tho European war has placed the United States second amonij inarltino nations of tho world. Acting Sec retary Sweet of tho Department of Commorcc, In announcing thnt tho American merchant mnrino Is second only to that of Great Ilrltaln, point ed out today that the Increase might bo permanent. The total American merchant shipping Juno 30 was 20,577 ves sels of 8.31S.1SG tons, an Increase of 390,798 gross tons during tho year. The total shipping under Drltlsh flag wns approximately 21,275,000 tons. fas Leal "selling .22 aintminilion in the world. .... itatp Whatever make of .22 rifle you shoot, Itcm.ngton-UMC Cartridges will give you better, surer results than any otlicrl in the world. .. . .. t, Go to the loading denier the one who displays the lied Bull Mark of Remington- UMC. He'll tell you Wint sporismeii uiihk uuuiu .m """ cartridges nnd he'll show you the KeiiiHiBloii-l'MC . HillL'4, SlHglC SIlOl, BIIUC-IICUUII .111.1 o in n class by themselves for "feel," cny nperoUon and consistent pcrfurinanco. Sold by your homo donler nnd 6-15 other loading merchant in Oregon Remington Armi-Unlon M.Ulllc C.rtride Co. Woolworth Building (233 Brdwy) New York Cltjr FINE CAMPING cvnrri i rm-r .. hnuLUUCBI HUMEC00 SWIMMING, BOAW and FISHING DANCING PAVILION n Several boats dally ta , , taeludtait M-eed 'i Marslifield at . l:i5 dallp J Ihk lu time for miiiner- L " 'will-Hat 7 every 1&U 'Ri' M The Gunnery "Everything for Outdoors" 153 Front St., Marshfield-Phone 34-J . .A.. LAND (JltANT CONI'l.'miXCK TIIU importance ot tho land! grand conforenco to Coos Coun-j ty can hardly bo overestimated. I Hundreds of thousands of acres of' land with an nppralscd valuation of millions nnd a considerable per cent of tho total assessed valuation of tho ! county Is Involved. A commltteo lma ' been appointed to represent Coos '. county and thn work o tho membors ' Is a highly Important ono for this' locality. A problem with tho complexity nud AN Olil) G1XZKK There was an old geezor and ho had n lot ot senso Ho started up a business on n dollar eighty cents Thq dollar for stock and tho eighty for an add Brought him threo lovely dollars In a day, by dad! Well he bought a little moro goods and a little moro Hpnco And ho played that system with a smtlo on his face. Tho customers flocked to his two by four And soon ho had to huatlo fur a regular store. Upon Central Avenue whero peoplo pass, Ho gobbled up a store that was all pinto glass. Ho fixed up tho windows with tho best that ho had Thou ho told them all about It In n half pago ad. satlonnllsts tho mlnuto anybody bo gins to sing or play. And tho worst ot It Is thoro's no law, human or dl vlno, to got at theso concert hall manners. Giggly girl (after concert) "My, wasn't If perfectly dlvlno? But I did miss Claudo Tucker with his drum; why didn't they hnvo him?" WKICI) OKMN'AXCH WITH AliAlt.M V1KWEI) Ho soon had 'em coming and ho nev er quit tho importance of tho land grant J A,m " wouldn't cut down on his duestlon has not confronted tho ' ntl ono u,t- eiato in years and tho conferonco at Well 10'B 'Pt things liummlnR on Salem on Septombcr 10 can easily ( bo classed as ono of tho most Ini-1 portnnt in tho history ot tho state, him tho Tho problom confronting tho con feronco Is to find n way to put to ac tual uso tho great tracts of land ro contly nwarded tho Oregon & Cal ifornia railroad by tho United States Supremo Court. Scores of miggcs- tlons hnvo been mado and it Is the ' problom of tho conforenco to pre' iaro a recommendation to Con gress. Incidentally other tssuoy aro tied up in the matter. Tho collection ot thousands of dollan. lu taxes a year In Coos County alono Is a mnttor pending settlement of tho quostlon. Moro than n billion fut of standing timber awnlt a. final deelsou In Coos County. Thousands of acres of ag ricultural and grazing lands equal to any now in uso In tho county "aro uso less until tho problem Is solved. Actual settlers on this laud are most needed. With this great area, now Idle, put to use, tho population of tho couuty would be greatly In creased, and tho development of our resources hastened and all benefit ted. Tho gontlonien who have been named Jlo represent Coos County con soqunUy have a big responsibility und It vfs to bo hoped that whatever iirrangomont is made will bo ono which Svlll holp to build up Coos county. Central over slnco And everybody calls Merchant l'rlnco. Prank D. Cohan. Hob Marsden says ho Is noutral nnd ho doesn't llko to hnvo tho floor of Tho iXoblo ahollod can't seo ItOh! Shucks! (mix: Grin and gloom will turn to fun Grin nnd see old troubles run; Grin and seo tho clouds brush by, Grin nnd seu a sunny sky. MATT L. MAY. i(,r. Our languago surely Is abused, And ostentation clings; That's why tho biggest words used, To say tho smallest things. A. V. MYERS nro ODD! It makes mo wonder as I wilto, It sure Is mighty btrango; Why does a man say monoy's tight When ho has some loose chnngo? Dorsey Kreltzor, ovi:niii:.iti at tiw coxceht MOXDAY KVKXIXC (Central Avenue reformer) "What Ma'sltflcld 'needs tys a weed ordi nance, llko they havo In Portland." (Clnjudo Tucker, sarcastically) ! suppose that will bo tho noxt thing; thoy'vo mado It bo a man can't buy a drlnlc nftor Jnnuury first, and now they want to fix it so ho can't get tobacco. Theso roformors never know whon to quit." I KMOKIXU "This rlnio may seem n silly Joko" Said tho man who handles typo, "Hut if you want a stovo to smoke Just tako away Its pipe." BOOSTER. "This rlmo mny soom n silly Jolo ftiid tho man whoso hair is scant, "Hut If you want a boy to smoke, Just tell him that ho can't." D. Y. STAFFORD. THE SMOKEHOUSE MIXSTHEIiS "If Jack Johnson, Charloy Chap lin nnd Hilly Sunday wero coming down Contrnl avenue together, what would you say they looked llko?" uskeil Gono Crosthwnlto.. "Thoy would look llko a choco late nut sundae," Havo Stafford re plied without a necond'H hesitation. BULGARIANS READ! COUXTIIY PREPARED TO MliET THE PRESEXT SITUAIOX Will Remain Xcuirul as Lone; as Xu- (Ions interests Aio Ihidiingei-cd tOr AiaocUtcJ I'rosi to Coot Dr Tlmri.l SOFIA, Sopt. 10. Premier" Radoslavoff, In an Interview with tho Associated Press, declared that the Bulgarian peoplo aro ready to meet tho situation caused by tho Interna tional crisis, und that economic con ditions n tho country are excellent. Ho said Bulgaria Intended to adhere to tho policy of neutrality, us long as Bulgaria's Interests uro not endangered. Inter-Ocean Transportation Co. TEAMER SPEEDWELL SAILS FOR SAN FRANCISCO FROM THURSDAY, SEITE.MHHR DTI I AT MARSHFIELD, 12 XOOX PASSENGER SERVICE ONLY Sail Franchco Office, (100 I'lfo Building, anil Pier Number 2.'1 Coos Bay Agent, C. F. McGEORGE, Phone 44 Marshfield about 8:ad ' ""S Hates reasonable. !,.. . if .terluffi.,CN AUTO STAGE SCHEDUUj ori'ieinecr. loift M ttia 6:30t ut I'ortland iariorMr Lcavo Marshflelil n t.,. ...i-.. i. tl0'n Saturday 11 Sundny VI Monday 1,'t UI :0J4 Thp-,1 ii ''"U Wmlnoailnv ir. ":"u Thursday 1C .'' ,!! 1 .1. 7 01 la Friday 17 ,. Saturday 18 '..:!:" s"nayio li.'.'iiw? tm,i1n.. on '" TJay 2i ,.;; cunesuny L'2 .,,. ' Thursday 23 ,,..: Friday 84 ..: Saturday 25 Wlj ouuuay -o j...., I Mnmln.. 11 "I I """' ' " 5:0u I I II1I1V 'K A . ----- - j:oh Wednesday 29 e:ii Thursday no jij Loiivo Oardlncr One Honrbw, (On trips leaving Marshfield Ids. 8 n. in., you should mike Portluj samo day.) KIDDIES SEEK DAD POLICE MATROX OF HL'GEXl .SENDS URGENT APPEAIj NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO. ' Steamship SANTA CLARA alls for SAN FRANCISCO (VIA EUREKA) SATURDAY, SEPT. II, AT XOOX Steamship F. A. KILBURN Snils for PORTLAND ' """ SUNDAY, SEPT 12, l:ii(l P. M. For fuither Information eo W. 13. STUHR, Ancut SMITH TERMINAL DOCK riiimo 10 CHEER UP Don't sit around and whine- nnd pout DecaiiBo you haven't wealth, For you aro nover down nnd out As long as you havo health. HAHRY NASIJURO. APPROPRIATE "Some day I'll get a harp," Doc nix And Join tho heavenly choir,' Hut when ho died and crossed Styx, Thoy handed him a lyro. THE KNOCKER. said tho MA KINK LIGHT OF Til EM A earetreo man is Unite Gorr, Ho laughs at all his ills; lie makes light of his troubles For he always burns his bills. Tho Plumber. If the Eastman Kodak Company is sent to prison for hoJug a mon opoly will tho court say to It, "Tako a kodak with you?" GOOD LUCK "Troubles never como singly," Observed some anclont guy. Well, wo don't hnow, we've a man With only ono hhuk eje. l.ady llstonor (with emotion), "My but this music la grand, it takes mol back home. This Is sure getting toj bo sonio lnuBlcnl town. Now If I, could only hear a barrel organ I'd, think I was right back lu good old) Chicago. Grouchy muslo lover (Irritated by whlsporlug during nuinbors). ."Funny tho way good music uffeats Becnjsonio peoplo. Its a real educator, (Folks who can't ordinarily think of la word to soy becoino lluent conver- SOUTH COOS RIVER 1JOAT SERVICE LAUNCH KXPRESS leaves .Marshfield overy day 8 n. in. Iavivcm head of river ut :t:lfi p, m. STEAMER RA1N1IOW loaves head of river duly ut 7 a. in. Loavoh Malbhfleld at 2 p. in. For charter apply on board, ROGERS & SMITH Proprietors Herman Do Witt, Formerly of Mai'shlild, IIcIiik Searched For Chllilien Need CVm Who is Herman Do Witt? Do you know him or havo you over known him? Whero Is he now? Theso aro questions being asked by Hortha Dorrls, police matron ut Eugeno who explains that tho father has four little children who need his care. Tho mother is in tho insane asylum at Salom. Tho letter from Miss Dorris has been received by Chlof Carter and any information furnished this of flco regurdlng Mr. Do Witt will bo gladly transferred to tho proper au thorities In Eugeno. Most pitiful Is tho story outlined by the pollco matron who dally takes up tho stories of distress and sorrow and trys to right them and to got peoplo straightened out. Sovon months ago tho mother of tho four children wns sent to tho Insane asylum. It Is said tho treat ment sho received nt tho hands of her husband was In the mnln re sponsible for her going tho.re. At any rate there aro now four homo loss little tots that want their lathor. Four or five years ago he Is said to have been in .Marshfield for a considerable length of time. It Is expected that ho still has friends hoio who may know his whore abouls or whntlior ho Is still here. IN 102O EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS Sjgainship Breakwater ALWAYS ON TIME. SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD DURING SEPTEMI1ER, LOWS: September U at 8 . in.; September 12 at 10 leiuuer i nt a. in.; sentomuor 2(i nt 10 a. AS FOL. n. in.; Sep- m. Phono U5-J. II. J. MOHR, Agent. Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co. Dams, Biidgos, 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 nnd most thoroughly modern twenty-Inch hydraulic dredgo la Pacific waters Coos Bay office, Main office, Marshfield, Oregon. Seattle, Washington. TI.ME TABLE ' WILLAMETTH PACIFIC MOIST CAR ' Hetwccn Marshfield nnd Cmlafli Dally. Lonvo lan Maishflold f Butte S 7:10 a.m. ,, ' v.Wa 7: GO a.m. iMvi 8: CO a.m. i iMii 9:C0 n.n. ' 10:0) 10: CO n.m. ' H:J)u 12:0C p.m. 12:11 fa. 1:20 p.sn. ' l:Hn 2:15 p.m. 2:JJi 3.10 p.sn. 3:15 n 4:00 p.m. ,, :!; 1:50 p.m. ' 6:1) n 6:10 p.m. 6:11 fx 7:10 p.m. 7:Ui 7:2G p.m. 7:11 H 8:20 p.m. 8:S i ' 9;1C p.m. : Retwocn Marshfield nad North M Lcavo I1 Marshfield Norft W G:30 a.m. JM1 7:2C a.m. t.llu 8:05 a.m. ' Mu 9:0C a.m. Mu 10:0C a.m. 10:u 11:05 a.m. H:l5u 12:40 p.m. Wl 1:30 p.m. W 2:35 p.m. t:"I 3:20 p.m. ':'"1 4:10 p.m. 'Jfi C:3C p.m. t:"' C:C5 p.m. Marshfield Kcrtt limits only. 7:35 p.m. 8:35 p.m. S:5)i When aliships carry everything From carpenters to drapers i And Jess Tyrrell takes a trip j Will he bo a "skyscraper?" I JIM KELI.ON'D. I Abstracts FOR RELIABLE ABSTRACTS OF TITLE AND INFORMATION AUOUT COOS BAY REAL ESTATE, See TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc. MARSHFIELD AXD COQWLLE C1TV, OREGON GENERAL AGENTS, EASTSIDE AND SEXGSBAOKEN'S ADDITION AGENTS FOR CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD LANDg HENRY SENGSTACICEN, MANAGER DUNGAN UNDERTAKING PARLORS will ho kept OPEN TO THE PUBLIC A regular btato licensed undertaker will lie in charge Phono 10S-J GRAVEL' We nro now prepared to furnish GRAVEL in any nuRntltloa from pile In our yard or in carload lots, at following prices: From pllo on ground, $2.'5 per yard. caooad lots, taken from cars, J2.00 per yard. Retail Department. C. Opposlt A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co. dto.lW.offico. ( Son. ioo. Marshfield-Coq Auto Stage Lcavo Owl Pharmacy Marsh field A.M. 7:00 0:30 LMrt Ts 9.00 1I:0 P 8:0 : P.M. 1:00 5.80 MARSnFIELD.qOQinLW & STAGE TIME 8CUW Schedule arranged M i with boats to BandoB, W- Myrtlo Tolnt, Wagner, iw- No delays- w . nrirhfleld to IW I'tttU Ituui " BlttS Will lurnisn "..., extra trlp3 day or " chart6r cars " m .wr unMFY OMVt niui.-.,! by ordering " , HENRYVILLE CO V coal, per ton j ol nor ton ili Nut coal Lump eoal, ppr ton ' tf . t... . nf both IL. ur uu" iu - ..ccny. rw D. wo- m a.T nr leaVO , i .w. 0IW-: i nllljer'B Cigtf S