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FOUR THE COOS BAY TIMES. WARSHFIELb, OREGON. SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1916 EVENING EDITION. 1 COOS BAY TIMES U. O. MALONEY, Editor and Pub. DAN K. MALONEY, Nowb Editor Official Offlclnl Pnpcr of Vapor City Coos County of Marslifiold. The Printing: Press Kcspectfiilly Inscribed to tlio On ft. (Dy Kobort Starkcy.) Jly ndvont's lialcil In ovcry land With itninlstnkcn glco; Tlio nations bound with tyrant hand Itcst their chief hope on mo. I'm feared by thoso who are unjust; Tho despot drcad3 my might; My poWor, tho' truth lies In the dust, Will bring It Into light; I'm loved 'by thoso whoso lives aro pure, 'And hated by tho ovll-door. I soarch tlio records of tho tomb And scan tho silent blor; Savo from obscurity and gloom Tho famo that man holds doar. I ralso tho form that has been flung Down by oppres3lvc hato; 1 sootho tho aged, teach tho young, And help to rulo tho stato. My path Is poaco, my precepts good, I'm chief of a world-wide brotI erhood. I am Impartial and I claim That tli us l'vo over Btood; My mission has no solflslt aim; Hut universal good; , I bow the kneo to none, nor will Haso persecution mind My courao Is clear my object still Tho wclfaro of mankind. Tho' tyrants crush mo out of sight, I Htlll wilt strugglo for tho right. Umpires and kingdoms may bo cast Down by tlio hand of Futo; Still I remain tho conflict past Secure lu my cstato. My army Is a poaccful force, ' To peaceful nrts I cling; My store of wealth, a fruitful scourco, And novcr falling spring. Draw near, 'U3 knowlcdgo I sup Ply, Tho fountain's frco nnd no'cr runs dry. x I am tho truo, tho great troo lauco To plorco pretentious power lu thoso who would, through lg-, uoranco, Tho peoplo's standard lower. My aim lias boon from Unto of birth To ralso man from n clod, And seo liltn stand In moral worth Much nearer to his Clod! Then read my banners aro un furled Tito legend : "Kducnto tho world." HEWS SPECULATE U EKE TDAINMI3N AVONDKIt WHO AVILTi JIAVE CIIAIUIE OE THAINS Dcllovo Charles (illlicrl, Engineer, and E. AV. Knrdcll, Conductor, to Tako Out Main Tin In "With tho now train service starting ion AVodncsday speculation Is rlfo among tho train men as to who will tliavo chnrgo of tho various trains. It is understood that tho custom on 't,lio Southern Pacific Is to assign such posts according to seniority of sorvlco among tho trainmen, but it is nlso stated th'at tills condition may havo no general effect hero until after tho AVillametto Pacific pnsses from tho hands of tho construction tlcimrtinoiit to thoso of tho operating department. Veteran Engineer Charles Qtlbort is tho veteran en gineer on tho Coos Day, Hosoburg Pand Eastern, with about 17 years of sorvlco, whllo 13. AV. Knrdcll has been somo 12 years as conductor. It Is bolloved tlioy will havo charge 'of tlio main train from .Povors to 'itcodsport. At this rato it might bo that En gineer William McCluro, of nbout six Vcnrs service hero , would havo tho mixed train from Marshflold to Pow ers, "with C. H. Moars as conductor. McCluro Is now engineer on tho Iloa- vor 11111 logging train. May Tnko Iok Train Then too, It is posslblo that Charles 1311orbock, onglncor on tlio motor car liiul-noxt III lino of sorvlco, will tako tho Dcavor Hill Logging train, with A. AV. (Irogg, now with tho motor car, or Conductor Cnrdeulilro, of tho work train, ns conductor of that train. Ed Hardman Is said to bo tho noxt conductor In lino and 13. D. Dunnoll, tho next onglncor. No provision BctfniH to havo boon made for tlio motor car and the belief Ih that it will bo taken out soiuowlioro Into Uio valloy. Now that tho Southern Pacific haB 'actively taken over tlio Coos Day, Hosoburg and I3ustorci, It Is said that tho tralninon aro in lino for promo tions on tho main lino, according to tho ranks of seniority. WILL REMODEL E NEW PltOPIMKTOU OK STAF- i''oms popi'IjAh can in- and HO DA HIIOP AVIIjIj THAXSKOUM IT INTO MODEItN AND 1JI3AUTI VVh ESTAIHjISHMKNT. Goo. A. Anlckor today assumed charge of tho well-known ami pop ular Stafford'3 candy establishment. Mr. Anlckor, although ho has not recently been ongaged in tho busi ness, has had n numbor of years' cxpcrlonco lu this lino nnd brings to it tho knowlcdgo necessary to con duct H successfully. It Is Ills plnu to havo J1io room romodoled and mako tho balcony Into a public serving room In con nection with booths on tho main floor. In discussing his ontranco into tlio business world of Mdrshflcld with a Times reporter todny, Mr. Anlckor said: "I havo long bcon Impressed -with tho futuro prospects of Coos Day and this faith ha boon strengthened by closer contact. I appreciate tho cordial wolcomo and many greetings and good wishes I havo received. I ho;o to doservo success and know It will not come unless I doservo It. I shall strlvo very hard to pleaso tho pcoplo of Coos Day and wish you would make it plain that one 'of tho dominating features of tills storo will bo courtesy courtesy to my patrons courtesy to ovoryono. Much yes, nearly everything else is .of small conscqucnco when thoro Is courtesy a bihIIo, a respectful nt- tltudo to ovoryono. Anlekor's will bo conducted to servo tho people with tho very host of everything. Noxt to courtesy, quality will bo tho high note hero, and with' thoso two principal planks lu tho platform wo shall hopo to mako Anlekor's a placo as popular as Its merits deserve. " J III BEMETT HURT PUOMINI3NT MAN MIOIIT HE FA TALLY IN.TUKKI) ItlriliiK Horso Decnino .Scared at Ap proach of Train (liven Quick ' Attention LATE AVOID) SAYS HE JS 1IOPELESH CASH Lato today Dr. 13. E. Straw snid that .1. AV. Donnott Is a hopoless case. Ho oxpross-d tho opinion thoro Is little hopo for him. A CARD OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DEAL IT GLQSED l-'I.VAIi PAPI3IIS IX SIMPSON DKATj NOT YET SK1NI3D Humanity wo know Is frail; That Is tho common lot; And If my agents aomotlnioa fall; 'TIs but a ttanslcnt blot With truth my ciiubo is always strong; My boys tho truth will mix They draw tho bow nnd stretch It long In party politics. Still, millions lovo where thous ands hato ' Tho chlof of an undivided 'stato! Nolo Tlio nbovo was copied In CJeorgo It. Sailor HeturiiN to Port land Says Negotiations Aro Still Pending in tlio South Thoro Is nothing new In tho Simpson sale situation, according to Goorgo K. Sailor, son-ln-lnw of I'hillp Duohnor. Mr. Sailor loft this morning, returning to Portland after ft two days' business visit hero. Ho said that as yet tho salo has rot been cjoscd ami intimated that tho negotiations now pending In San Francisco must bo closod be fore any dato can bo sot for tho taking ovor of tho Simpson holdings llO'f. A denial was mado that thoro has vnrloii3 states and In current vapors bcon n hitch In tho proceedings. 3fi years ago. I bollovo that with "Thoro aro certain things that must ago, I havo lost my pootleal grip. I bo arranged," ho said. "If thojo" D. Y. Stafford Has a Parting Word For tliu Many Friends of His Popular Establishment Having sold my establishment to Gcorgo A. Anlckor, who assumed chnrgo today, I tako this occasion to extend my slucoro thanks and as surance of appreciation to tho peo ple of Coos Day for tholr patronago nnd many evidences of kindness dur ing tlio ton years I havo boeu lu business, I bespeak or my successor, Mr. Geo. A. Anlckor tho samo kind niul generous troatmont and patronage accorded mo and a3suro you ho Is worthy of It and will upprcelato It. Again thanking you all, Sincerely Yours, I). Y. BTAFFOItn. COUVALLIS I). 13. nio1mrd3, uv sonlor In nnlmul husbaiidy of tho O. A. C, hns beou appointed su perintendent of tho ltvo stock farm. J. AV. Donnctt, proinlnont banker and attorney, might havo bcon fa tally injured lato today when his rid ing pony became scared at a passing paBsongor train from Eugono on Front street, and ran awny, throwing fits rider violently to tho pavtmont. IIo was picked Up n moniont Intor by many willing hands nnd at onco glvou medical attention. Tho horso, well known because- of Its ability to dauco "It's a long way to Tlppornry" with or without tho music, continued galloping madly down Front street until It was Intor coptod In its wild career and brought to a halt through tho heroic efforts of Judgo Dutlor and Amlror Han sen, transfer man. Dr. 13. 13 .Straw, shortly after tho accident, gavo out tho report that Mr. Donnott wnB very low. AVhon tho horso bucked ho had bcon thrown with terrific vlolonco, his head strik ing tho concrete curbing with u re bound, Mr. Donnott Imported tho high strung animal to C003 lluy many mouths ago and sluco thou has boon wont to rldo about lu tho afternoons for oxerclso. Tho horso hnd novor liofora soon a railroad train. Ho started out today shortly after tnrco o'clock and had gono down Market nvonuc, past tho Flanagan and Don nott bank, nnd turned Into Front street, riding north when tlio ac cident tool:' placo, tho Southern Pa cific train being to blamo, It was stated, because of tlio nolso It mndo nnd tho whlstlo and gong that Round ed. Tho horso'B lack of training In inodorn railroad travel was also said to bo to blamo. Many messages of condolence havo bcon forwarded but liquid restora tives will bo moro appreciated. Having read this far It Is now pos slblo to remark that this is April Fools' Day and "wo thank you ona nnd all for your kind attention, bo fore- wo isay 'April Fool." " KIRK'S KOLUM Edited by F. It. KlllK :. :: Riley Ou- by tho Bfuid-hllls along tho ocean, Whcro tho waves aro all In motion, Whoro tlioy lovo with all dovotion, -Tlint's where tho bay begins. Out whoro tho BUiishino is oomo brighter, Whcro you'll find friendship somo- what tlghtor, Whoro tho white mnn's burden's a llttlo lightor, That's whcro tho bay begins. Out whoro tho ocenn brcczo is blowing Wlioro green grass is always grow ing, Whcro it comes up without you sowing, That's whcro tho bay begins. Out whoro tho sklc3 aro somowhat bluor, Whoro friendship scorns Just a llt tlo truer, Whoro hard-luck days aro eoiiio what fowor, That's where tho bay begins. Out wlioro your neighbor Is not gab blng, Whcro tho laud frauds aro not grabbing, - Whoro worklngmon aro never scab bing, Thot'B whcro tho liny begins. Out whnro tho gamo birds nro n flying, Whcro you got your meat without tho buying, Whcro you kill a door without linlf trying. That's whoro tho hay begins. Out whoro, I say, thoro Is no wall ing, Whoro lumber ships from C003 Uny'a sailing, Whoro wo uso a hnmmor Just for nailing, That's whoro tho bny boglns. WDPP Absolutely pWf.0 No Alum No Phosphate 1M 11 If Mil I IIM I I . V Out whcro there's nlways a kindly fooling, , 1 Wlioro somcono Is not nlways squealing, That someone olso hns doiio somo stealing, Tlmt'H whoro, tho hay boglns. Out whoro tho homo is In tho mak ing, Whcro fowor honrts aro always breaking, Wlioro they will glvo nnd don't lllco taking, That's where the bay begins Out whoro you will find no sighing, Whoro you run live without half . trying, Como out and seo that I'm not lying. THAT'S AVH73ItI3 TIH3 DAY DI3- GINS. LI HUGH MOlEr S com V V. 13. CONWAY MOItT(lA(ll3 COM PAXY HAH AYEItAflKI) OVHK 1000 A DAY DUIHNd PAST .MONTH. F. 13. Conway, of tho F. 13. Con way Mortgngo Company announced today that during tho past mouth his company hns averaged ovor $1000 per day In foreign loans mado on Coos County proporty. Tho loans mado wore of n varied charactor and will do much towards tho devel opment of tills soctlon. Tho largo amount of outside money that tho F. 13. Conway Company Is bringing In Is proving tho solution of Hproid Ing prosperity in this torritory. Mr. Conway will bo pleased to discuss dovolopinont projects with nnyquo and to rondor ovory nsalstiuico pos ihlo In financing them. his offices at tho Myrtlo Amu. ;l(,,,s "vi:h BoiSjJ l.nut Friday nlrhMtTTr -..ton camping trlp bouiiiung ranch, on South cW - of the Bra,l ,MlplQ ua. l,or ar-ompaie:i the Mn, T l't nlRlu. rc ,pettV) "l.uiul tho party TbltrtlJ THlln fish hatchery. TheflrX ilipv experienced liearlnjm. The Coos HIver high schccl.w Imibo hall at Camp Xp. j, jj. uun-ii iy. Tiiey ticredefttaju: hcnrn nt 13 In c .... . . . ." ... . . u. ,110 ,CJ00U said thoy wore tired by the uart trlii vlit?fli (lm. .-. 1.1.- .. ilavn liiifnrn Tivn it. i ' , ui luepunnn imiiig prcseni uty Had to ftjrf stltutos. Thoy lined tip u Ufa Sini Smith, catcher; R.W.Tmag pltchur; Lonro Steramerniu, haso; Gcorgo Uessejr, tecoci; It, Noah, third; L'rvln Storm, Liiwronoo Ilessey, right tidd; Dakcr, center, and Slgucd ai loft. Tlio third and fourth grata In I shown Interest in studying tb b I or coog county this month. i ....n. .1.. .. 1 ... 1-uinin 01 uio inicrncame n who have had 100 pcrctntljiv, HiiBcvory day this month ir Sisj Ho ha 'Smlth, I.onlo Chllds, and Pnrlbf urs 01 uio lonna grauc. Tho II. S. ho;s have toil In haso ball teams and plirediMii of games to dcrldo uhlchvoiillu ti grounds. Tho namci tbnrils AVIND IS HKAYY OUTS1DI3 AVord from tho ltghthouso Into to- til t tt'rtu In IIia nffiwil 1 1 t !.. I- .k I ...., ....o .w uiu uimv.1 tiiHl iiiuiu i 11 (I(n in-..,. ,.r- 11.. fti1Bj, .on. very heavy nor'weat wind IHowIiik illz.ibOBaoni.. Tho HutlUiw nnd that tho bar Is fairly rough. TO Till-: lUCITIH.ICAN YOTKItS OF COOS COUNTY' --! I aniioituco myeolf aa a candldato foi nomination for tho offlco of Hop have won tv.'o ot the three ;im. i MHltUIM-A meat ma:ktt,Bk cory and dwelling were Mutj by a flro which Oircattned Ik rcsontatlvo to tho stato l.oglsluturo ibusliioss section. at tho .May Prlmarloa suhJocUltt.yiur approval nnd support. My only plat form "For tho greater agricultural and Industrial dovolopinont ot nil Or egon particularly Coos County. JOHN C. KEN DAM, FDD COUNTY Sl'IIVHOR I hereby announce mjMll u 1 Republican candidate for tit 1 Inntlon of County Surrejor, 1 S. 13. HKNDERS0.V. fw --FOR SHERIFF Subject to tho wishes of tho doc tors ut tho primaries May 19, 1 horoby announce mysoir as a rnn dldato for Sheriff of Coos County on tho Uvpubllcnn ticket. My plat form Is brlof: "I3fflcloncy and economy; strict enforcement of law." DANIKIi DAUKLOW, Myrtlo Point. Oregon. Yours Hospoctfully, Uobort Starkoy. WEW su T FILED AXOTIIEU AXf.'I.E FLMINISHKD IN OltlMIKl'M TIIEATHI3 CASE llfiiiflNincti Como Into Court AVlth Their Allcgiitlon. Claim Dlauro I.dgo Violated Its Contract A now nnglo was furnished tho Orphouin Theater controversy when today Deputy Shorlff W, C. Laird sorvod papors lu n suit of tho four bondsmen, Gcorgo Itotnor, George Gottlngs, Gcorgo Fourlor and C. 13. Nlc'hoben versus tho Masonic Lodge and Hubert Marsdon, Jr. ' 1110 complaint claims that tho liability of tho bondsmen for tho ? 100 a month rout of the theater is secondary and that lu reality tho controversy is botwoen tlio Dlauco Lmlgo No. 48, A. F, can be' fixed up satisfactorily, there will bo no question nbout tho sale going through." PAYING UP TUXES About Twenty Thousand Dollars Ta ken In Yesterday So Far, 1 00,000 Has Dcen Collect ed at Sheriff's Office. t Yesterday was a big day for tho collection of tnxes in tho sheriff's office. During tho day a total of about $20,000 was taken in. So far thoro has been collected a total of about $100,000. In most cases tho taxpayoi-3 aro settling only tho first half ot the taxes duo, but in tho cases of somo of tho smaller taxpayers the ontlro amount is bolng paid. For a week ending Why Not Cook's Grocery Menu Card? "WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR LUNCHEON?" - - - - .. . j BHk H t If one could lint hear tlio frequency with which this and liar questions aro put. by tlio busy housewife to liersolf would undoubtedly como to tlio conclusion that tho preparation of tho meals lu tlio home was not after all, a sinecure. hIiii-you Hero aro a few suggestions to nss!:t you 'in prcpnrln;; meals for Clean-up AVevJc and verj other osn your. & A. M. nudiThursdav a total of nnni-lv $4(1. onn was collected, but yesterday was ltobert Marsden, Jr. It furthor states that tho purpose by far tho largest day In the amount of tho suit or cross bill Is to bring' of rocolpts. Tho collections each Into court tho real parties concern-1 day for tho weok ending Thursday oil, namely, tho dofendant3, and to night wore a3 follows: allay tho proceedings nt law started Friday, March '24 $15,300.10 In a provlpus action, and to sottlo Saturday, March 25 5.3G0.C7 tho troublo In equity. Monday. March 27 0.43-1.31 At length tho complaint sets forth tho history of tho case. It alleges tluat tho Dlanco Lodgo agreed to ac cept lioboit Marsden, Jr., as a ton nut mid not to look to tho bonds men, but to him, for tho monthly rental. On March 15, so the complaint states, Mr. Marsdon ndvl3od tho lodgo lu writing that ho considered Tuesday, March 28 .... S.375.73 Wednesday, March 20 ...G, 032. 72 Thursday, Muroh 30 .... 5,302.19 Penalty Conies Soon Next AVednesday Is tho last day lu which payments of 0110 half of tho taxes will be received at the Sheriff's offico, leaving the other half to run until October 5 without penalty. And In case no payment J his contract with that body had Is mado before April 5, an Interest been broken, Inasmuch as ho was, penalty of ono per cent attaches paying tho rent on the Orphouin on half tho tax .to which anofcher theater and tho lodgo had sold part ono per cent will he added each of tho -chairs and had taken them 1 month iinttl October, when an addl-l away "without," as tho complaint jtlonul five per cent comes nil nt' states, "his knowlcdgo or consent." .onco, ! UHEAKFAST Oranges Mutiimlado Jam Maplo Syrup , Hot Cakes Prepared Cereal Hani and Eggs Tea, Coffee or Cocoa DINNEK Oyster Soup Olives Pons Macaroni and CI ices o Jelly Powders Fresh Kliuharh Pio Cliorclato LUNCHEON Tomato or Chicken Soup Pork aiid Deans Dolled Hani s Pineapplo Fancy Cookies Apples for linking Let In eo Salad Dressing Chcoso Grapo J 11 1 co SUPPEIt Salmon Poached Egjr Xuts for Xut .LiMif Preserved Straw berries Jollies Canned Cherries Tea, Coffco or Cocoa ' DON'T FOUGHT NICK FUKSH DUI3AD AND JtUTTEU AVo lutve them all, and more too, and guarantee their tlcllcioiisiicss COOK'S GROCERY P ROMPT OPULAR ROGRESSIVE PREP Phono 180. IS AS ESSENTIAL IN A BUSINESS AS IN A MILITARY SENSE. INDCJSTIUAL nulivily is increasing;; business is improyiug; there is a general advance of pros perity," Arc yon prepared J'or these conditions, Mr. Uus iness liui? Aro thoy treading 011 youy licol or do thoy J'iiid you ready to Avelcoino them ? Arc you Keeping the public jirejiarod for your pre paredness? lfuvo you entered into. the campaign Avith vigorous, Avide-aAvake advertising'? , x To win, you must - Advertise! The people arc not dullards. They arc abreast of tho times; they aro sympathetic and quickly respons ive. But to gain their responsiveness you must reach out to them como in contact Avith them. Experience has proven that tho most successful Ayay to enlist tho attention and patronago of the pub lie is through tho agency of adA'ortising. And Pre-eminent is News paper Advertising. Tho Tinies columns offer you a basis for prcpar odnoss. You can bo gotting results right along Avhile othei;s aro recruiting. Don't allow yourself to bo forgotten. Advertise and Keep Always Prepared vrVHMiBHIHHHVBBHVIIIIHHiHHIHHIHHHHilE9HlilHlllliHIBBTHHHBlBIBHH