The Coos Bay times., March 05, 1908, Page 8, Image 4

THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHHEL.D, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1908.
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RAT CAMPAIGN
IS LfflCHED
Mayor Straw Bills City With
Dodgers Setting Forth
Need of Action.
GOOD UVB LITTLE HAT, GOOD
m urn.
(Softly and lowly Tuno of "Good
Bye, Little Girl, flood Bye.)
Good bye, little rat, good bye,
No more will you feast on our pie:
( While we're after population.
It's not your kind of propagation,
So "S2o" ino rout you'll have toi
"take. . - - " '
. . Chorus.
Wo don't want the bubonic plague,
Of that we feel awfully afraid;
With our clubs and rat traps, too,
We'll go hunting rat for you,
So it's skldoo little rat, skidoo.
Good byo little lat, good bye,
On you big "Doc" Straw has his eye;
Ho's a determined sort of man,
And for you ho's s'norn the greaf.
big can,
So hit the grit, rat, .hit tho grit.
(Repeat Chorus.)
Mayor E. E. Straw officially
launched the Marshfleld anti-rat cam
paign Thursday morning when he
commenced billing the town with
dodgers warning residents of the dan
ger of contracting bubonic plague
from tho rodents. Tho dodger re
iterates the fact that tho city will
pay five cents for every rat delivered
Into Marshal Carter's hands. It also
sets forth the manner in which the
1ubonic plague germs can bo carried,
as follows:
Bubonic plague is a disease of the
rat. Tho infection is transmitted by
the flea. The flea lives on the rat.
If the rat has bubonic plague, the
flea becomes infected. If the infected
Ilea bites a human being, that person
becomes Infected with bubonic
plague."
Closing, the dodger says:
"The rats in San Francisco are
known to be infected, and it is not
improbable that some of those rats
may be brought to Coos Bay. When
warm weather comes, tho fleas will
uecomo more numerous, and the dan
ger of tho spread of bubonic plague
will bo great. Therefore, I ask tho
people of Marshfleld to earnestly co
operate with tho city council In the
work of exterminating the rats. It
Is your duty to trap and poison rats;
to have your premises inspected and
obey the sanitary laws of the city.
You should use every means possible
for destroying the food supply of rats.
"E. E. STRAW, Mayor."
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals aro invited and
will bo received by the directors of
School District No. C3, Coos county,
Oregon, until April 15, 190S, for tho
construction of a school house 22x3 G,
with 14-foot celling, contractor to
furnish all material. Work to be
completed by July 1, 190S. Plans
nnd specifications may bo seen at
tho ofllco of Hall & Hall, Marshfleld,
or at tho clerk of said district. Tho
board of diiectors of siid distilct
reserves tho right to reject any and
all bids.
By order of tho boaid or directois
of District No. 53, Coos County, Ore.
B. P. SAVAGE. Cloik.
A man can excuse moanness In
hlmvolf, but how ho despises it iu
othera.
WORK OF ENLARGING
BREAKWATER TO START
Master Mechanic Smith of the South
ern Pacific to Lome on Satur
days Boat to Stipurilso Job.
M. C. Smith, master mechanic for
the Southern Pacific, will leave for
Portland Saturday on tho steamer
Breakwater. Mr. Smith will super
vise the installing of the new smok
ing room on tho stern of the upper
dock of tho steamer. Tho smoking
room is completed and waiting in the
S. P. shops at Portland. As soon
as It is put on work will at once com
mence on converting the present
smoking room into passenger berths.
Tho boat will have an added capacity
of fourteen passengers, or a total ca
UflC'ty of 15 when tho work of en
arl'S 1 Completed. Workmen will
stay pn tija Job until it is completed,
which, it Is thought, wij) ho some
mj iu Auril. Mastsi- Men'mnlQ,
Smith will return to tho Bay on the
next Breakwater.
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CLERGYMAN'S TOOTH
STRIKES $150 PEARL
Pastor's Discovery of Jewel in an
Ojster Is Prehulo to Deal
er's Find.
POTTSVILLE, Pa., March 4. The
Rev. J. Max Longsdorf, pastor of the
United Evangelical chuich of Tower
City, while eating ojsters, bit
a pearl, which, when examined, was
found to be woith $150.
Tho dealer who sold the oysters
then looked over tho remainder of
his stock and also found a pearl,
which was appraised at $100. An
other of his patrons found a pearl
valued at $50.
Solicitors Will Shortly Ask the
Marshfield People For Fi
nancial Aid.
Thd Soliciting committee for tho
Second Southern Oregon District
Fair, to bo held in Marshfield, met
Wednesday afternoon In tho Marsh
field Chamber of Commerce rooms,
and placed the estimate for the
amount of subscription to be nskefl
etiah merchant and business man for
tlig purno'jQ of raising funds to in
sure the fair's success". Tho amount
to bo asked each person has been
made as modest possible. IWVorta
from outsldo soliciting committees
are extremely encouraging anl pte
sage a bright outlook for tho fair. It
U hoped that Marshfleld people will
do their part and facilitate tho y0-'1c
of tho committee, which will shortly
call upon them.
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-CRYSTAL THEATRE-
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Special Attraction
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costume introducing tho song lilt, "Eeryono Was Meant for Some
one." EARLY AROUND WITH THE MILKMAN this Is tho funniest firm
uo lmo yet presented It shows tho ninny queer and comical things tho
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FORESTER MADE KING A faithful it-production of the old German
Fairy Tale.
THE MiAOKSMITU'S REVENGE A very stirring story with a force
ful and dmmntir cllninu ,
Tho public responds "In kind" to
dore-advertising. If it is big, im
portant, full of significance to thrifty
ad. In tho paper today you are talk-
Today's ads. aro full or things to
when the first faint knock of a noed
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quicken and enthuse "bargain hui "'
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VESSELS ARRIVED AT AND SAILED FROM COOS VAX DUIUNG THE
MONTH OP FEBRUARY, 1008.
t -m I, i ( SCHOO VERS.
Arrived. ' ' Sailed.
Feb. 2 Coquille from sea in distress.
" 15 Sausalito
" 20 Barkentino Arago.
" 23 Repeat
" 23 Tug Columbia
Feb. 3 Transit
" 9 M. F. Plant
" 9 Tug Columbia
Feb. 10 Louiso
Arrived.
Feb. 1 Hunter
" 3 Gasco
3 L. Rosco
3 Robarts
" 6 Allianco
G M. F. Plant
" G Breakwater
" G John Paulson
S Hunter
" 12 Alliance
" 13 Bandon
" 14 Breakwater
" 14 Homer
" 17 Redondo
" IS Allianco
" 20 Gasco
" 21 Bieakwater
" 22 Homer
" 24 Allianco
" 2S Bieakwater
VESSELS TOWED BY TUG "HUNTER."
Feb. 14 Hugh Hogan
" 18 Sausalito
" 19 Louiso
STEAMERS.
Sailed. -Feb.
1 Breakwater
2 Hunter
3 Redondo
G L. Rosco
G John Paulsen
" 7 Gasco
7 Allianco
" 7 Robarts
" 8 Breakwater
" 12 Hunter
" 13 Allianco
" 15 Breakwater
" 15 Homer
" 15 Bandon
" 19 Alliance
' 22 Breakwater
" 22 Redondo
" 24 Homer
" 2G Alliance
" 29 Breakwater
Program Changed Monday and Thursday
?:30 aM 8:45 Admission
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Post Card Views
Of the Smith Mill
We have eight special souvenir
raHls of the C. A. Smith Mill.
Just the' thing to send your
eastern ami western fi lends to
show what wo hno on Coos
Bay. They would bo cry ap
propriate to go with n copy of
Tho Times if jou send one
nwny. We also have 80 other
local post card views. Bo n
booster. Mail a caid to your
friends.
A. M. PRENTISS & CO.
Tost Cards, Novelties, General
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And for pressing and repair
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The largest capitalized and paid-in capital of any bank in
Coos county, and, from depositors standpoint, as well safe
guarded. Operating under new state law, it has broader privileges to
extend to customers than under any other banking charter, and
publicity as to Its standing and condition is required, as well as
having good bank supervision by a state bank examiner.
Special attention is called to the Savings accounts, which
aro received as low as $1.00, and upon which interest la paid.
We solicit your business and Invite your attention to its
officers and directors.
John S. Coke, President. .M. C. Horton, Vice President and Mgr.
Horsey Kreltzer, Cashier.
S. C. Rogers. AV. S. Chnndler William Grimes
C. W. Tower, . . Henry Sengstacken, . . John F. Hall.
Commenced business October 21, 1907.
We will receive your money for taxes and procure
your tax receipt a nd deliver same to you free of
charge,
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