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mmftr r I t. 2 THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1 908. For the Tp" HHMHHHHnMHBBHBHHMHHHaHBI Fireworks I Copyright 1908 by Hart Schaffher & Marx Nettleton, B aranister All Preparations made at this place to fix you up in a most appropriate way for the Grand Old 4tL Nothing but the best in any line goes, or your money back Thats the kind of stuff you get here For instance Hart Schaffner & iarx Clothing The kind that makes a customer of everyone who wears them Knox, Stetson and Mundheim Hats Where can you beat them? Cluett and Monarch Shirts from $ 1 to $5 If there is any thing better, tell us about it NECKWEAR--A special shipment of Gent's fine Neckwear for this occasion All leading shapes and patterns can be seen here Our entire efforts have been put forth to give our many customers something just a little different than can be had elsewhere Merchandise that is right and styles as late as can be seen in the larger cities OUR BIG SHOE DEPARTMENT FOR. LADIES' GENTS aid THE YOUNGER. ONES A few words will tell the s-ory We carry by far the largest stock in the county All Leading Brands Are Represented THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 10 P. M. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY. , Crosetts, E. P. Reeds and the ever popular Buster Brown for the BOYS AND GIRLS Formerly Merchant Bros. NtAf$ KJ I W m Bl m iml li Moved to First Trust & Savings Bank BIdg. mmmwamTrrtyrnrTzzrrmw. ruviy W y mm JUNE GLOHIED IN SUNSHINE Coos Bay Weather Almost Ideal Last Month, According to Summary Prepared By Mrs. Mingus. Coos Bay's weather kept fully up to tho standard during June, there being twelve clear days, golden with sunshine, seven more days mostly clear and only eleven cloudy days during tho month, according to tho Bummary for tho month compiled by Mrs. K. Mingus, special government meteorological observer. There was considerable rain for tho month, more than 1.96 inches having fallen In olovon days. Despite this, tho rainfall for tho year to date Is 8.75 inches below normal. Other features of tho summary of weather conditions for Juno nro as follows: 'JVnipci-utiirc. Mean maximum G2.8 Mean minimum 47.G Mean 55.2 Maximum 74, dato 29th. Minimum 38, dato 4th. Greatest dally rango 28 Precipitation, Totql 1.9G Inches Total from September 1st, 1907. 5S.70 Inches. Normal for tho past flvo years, C7.45 Inches. Deficiency, 8.75 Inches. Prevailing wind direction Northwest. Ing caused by the intensity of It. The middle west has been suffering from a series of floods, cyclones and wind storms In addition to the heat. Kan sas, Montana and other western sta tes have been suffering from cloud birst and floods. All this time, Coos Bay has been having glorious sun shine with an occasional shower to refreshen the atmosphere. There have been no storms on Coos Bay thunder and lightning even being un known here." HE P VER ADVERTISED LIST. List of unclaimed letters remain ing in the Marshfleld, Oregon nost- ofllce July 1, 1908. Persons calling for tho same will pleaso say adver tised and iiny one cent for each ad vertised letter called for: J. Ansolmo, Frank Aklov. William H. Barry, George M. Brownell, An tono Burbey, Constantino Bogiayi, W. E. Clark, Miss Ruby Chambers. Coos Bay Viv Co., L. H. Evens, Mrs. Mugglo Edmounds, C. II. Fritz, Har rison Fielder, A. A. Fuller, Graton & Knight Mfg. Co., John W. Green, Harry R. Gleason, Miss Bessio Ha milton, J. II. Lofftus, J. Manders. F. A. Mast, Roy J. Mahody, F. Mer chant, MIzpah, G. E. Murphy, II. F. Nelson, A. M. Peters, W. W. Pen- noyer, J. 13. Ritscher, L. C. Robin son, Andrew Sattorvall, Mr. Saund ors, Mark Scott. J. A. Steober. J. S. N. Smith, Burt Seaman, D. J. Smith, Mrs. Mary Smith, Epher Thomas, Charllo Taylor, Charlio Valentine, J. W. Ward, C. E. Yates, Miss Malhil dn Wicklund. W. B. CURTIS, P. M. Coos Buy Weather Best. "Tho people of Coos Bay Hhould rejoice moro than they do over tho beautiful weather wo aro having, "remarked M. C. Horton of tho Fhht Trust and Savings Bunk today. "No ono could ask hotter weathor than wo hnvo boon having horo and I don't bollove that any other section of tho country Is favored with any thing near iU on.unl. Now York and tho Atlantic stntos nro swoltorlng In lnluVsunuuer heat, deaths oven bo- RAILWAY SERVICE OX FOURTH OF JULY For tho accommodation of tho public, speclnl train sorvlco will bo established July 1st as follows: South bound r Lcavo Marshllold . . .9 a.m. S li.m. (joquwo :i: i&n.ni. 9 p.m. Arrive Myrtle Point .10:15 a.m. 9:25 p.m. North bound Leave Mrtlo Point .10:15 a.m. 9:155 p.m. Coqulllo . ...11: 15 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Arrlvo Marhhllold , .12:30 p.m. 11:00 p.m. FISHING POOR Artificially Propagated Salmon Will Not Return to Stream Until 1907. WEDDERBURN, Ore., July 1. Although there are very few fish In Rogue river this season, the fact did not seem to depress R. D. Hume to any great extent. Ho did not expect the river to give up any paying quan tity this year, for tho reason that no stock had been placed In tho stream, which should bo duo this year. The next return of artificially propagated salmon from tho ocean where they went after being released from tho hatchery, Is not duo until tho year 1911, and until that tlmo If there are any reasonably largo catches of chlnooks it will bo a surprise. In 1911 ho expects tho fish planted In 1907 to return, when there should be a good run. From that year on the stream should gradually become com mercially more valuablo with each passing year, for tho reason that by that tlmo Warden McAllister shall have been able to clear all obstruc tions to tho passage of fish to the spawning beds. Then with tho hat chery continuously planting Its splon did specimens of fry. supplemented by tho natural Increase from tho up per wntors, tho salmon Industry should bo a gradually Increasing source of business activity tho whole longth of this great stream and its tributaries. Mr. Iliiino has gono to his homo at Piedmont, Oil., to rest. Ho was In very poor health most of tho tlmo ho was In Wodderburn. Ho will re turn about tho tlmo for the races In August or possibly before. WOMAN'S RIGHTS. Mohammed's Daughters Ask Russian Douma For Liberty. Think of a woman's rights move ment in Russia, of all countries! Ideus uloug that lino have just been put forth. Maybe the Ideas never will be put into effect until a police made czar Is replneed by a machine made presi dent, but in themselves tho ideas are distinctly Interesting. A petition has been received by the douma from Mo hammedan women of Orenburg prov ince, demanding that the Mohammodan deputies take steps to free tho women trom tue despotism of their husbands and give them their share of tho priv ileges granted by the emperor to the people. "Although our holy religion." reads tho petition, "declares us free, some of the ignorant despots, our hus bands, are oppressing us and force us slavishly to submit to their caprices. By the book of doctrine women have the right to learn, to travel, to pray in mosques, engage In business, become nurses, etc., and In Arabia and other countries there have been noted women writers and poets. Now, our husbands would forbid us even to study our own religion. But wo Mohammedan women, Allah be praised, now begin to receive education and to understand our holy Charlat (book of doctrine), which did not deprive the women of any right. aionummeuan deputies, you are obliged to domand all rlchts for Mohammedan women! You must carry through legis lation defending us ngalnst tho arbi trariness of these despot husbauds, against oppression and torture! We, mothers of the people, huvo In our hands tho education and progress of tho people, and if our status be not changed the day will come wheu tho men, too, will become slaves, and then tho whole Mohammedan world will perish." , I HEALTH AND BEAUTY. Women with sensitive feet who must bo on them much frequently suffer from callous spots on tho soles. These can often bo relieved by wrapping the feet In adhesive nlastor. tni-im n that It Is nut on sinoothlv nmi i,-m,of a wrinkle. This plaster will cause mois ture and perspiration, which will Anal ly soften the callous places so that they disappear. Egg shampoo Is done by adding a ta blespoonful of soft water to each raw egg and beating the two together. Usu ally two eggs are enough for a good cleaning. The mixture is rubbed thor oughly Into the scalp and over tho hair before applying water and is washed off In several different warm waters, using no soap. It tends tn mnk th hair light and fluffy. Tho nerves of the head and tho stom- acn aro in close sympathy with each other, and when ono is attacked the other Joins in. Sick headache Is duo to overwork or overtaxing the stomach. Avoid constipation. Various remedies help various persons. One that Is good for ono person will not help another. Somo And relief In cold applications to tho forehead; others And hot applica tions aro more beneflcial. It Is best to glvo up and He down. TOWNE IS CANDIDATE. New Yorker Wants to ho Bryan's llmming Mate. C3y Associated Press.) CHICAGO, July 1. Charles A. Towne of New York, arrived In Chi cago last night en route to Lincoln to confer with W. J. Bryan. Towne announces that h,e Is a candidate for the vice-presidency nomination. MYSTERY IN CHICAGO. FIREWORKS At Prentiss & Co.'s One Handicap. "Getting your Saturdavs off nnwv "Yes, and Wednesdays." "Say. that must be a swell job." "It has only ono drawback." "What's that?" "There Is no salary conuertCd with Beautifying the Railways. In tha west thero Is a growing appre ciation of tho movement to beautify tho steel highways, a movement now In popular favor and under full swim? on tho Atlantic coast. Both steam and electric lines In Los Angeles aro each year giving the matter moro tlmo and attention. It Is a highly contagious work, for It stimulates both tnwna nnH rural districts to clean up and plant streets and highways as well as to im prove private places. Wo shall yet see tho day when all rallwny embank ments will be permanently planted uu suuuuio snruuuory. A Logical Sentence. A lawyer defending n mnn nxmnuul if housebreaking said: "Your honor. I submit that my client did not break into the liouso at all. He found the parlor window open and merely Inserted his right arm nnd re moved a few trifling articles. Now, my client's arm Is not himself, nnd I fall to see how you can punish tho whole Individual for an offenso com mitted only by ono of his limbs." "Thnt argument." said tho Judge, "is very well nut. Follnwlntr t lnMnniiv I sentence the defondnnt's nrm tn nu year's Imprisonment, ne can accom pany It or not. as ho choosoa Tho defendant, with his Inwvor'n n. slstance, unscrewed his cork arm nnd, leaving It In tho dock, vmlkod out. Every tlmo tho president gets hold of a coin bearing tho motto ho will be reminded of another trust that refused to stay busted. Unknown Woman Found Strangled In Tenement House. (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, III., July 1. Tho body of a woman, aged 35, with tho hand and feet tied with rones was found in a room on the third floor of a rooming house at 1242 Michigan avenue. Finger marks on thn thrnnf indicate that she was choked to death. C t t ALLEGANY NOTES. t Mrs. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Mc Clay came overland to visit at tho Gould homo during the wedding. Little Henry Bremer went to Elk: Horn ranch to caro for the ranch so that Mr. and Mrs. Gould could come to Riverside. Standing by Des Moines. Tho Dm Moines Dally News runs at tho top of Its flrst page tho significant words: "Once a Booster, Always u Booster! Don't Forget to Ask For Des Motnc Made Goods!" Tho moro belt our warships have the raoro bolts they can take from tho coe my without being done up. Generally. "Why do you women talk so fast?" "To keep from bclug stupid. Wo don't like to bo stupid." "Why?" "It is bo mannish, don't you know." Misses Lucy and Mllllo Gould and Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Gould went to. Marshfleld on tho Alert Wednesday evening to be able to en tn n..u Thursday. Mrs. Gabhrnlth .,? ,i i... ... of Baker City, are at Alle & . x y auenaed tho Rose carni val in Portland. It will be remem bered that Miss Ethoi noii,ii. drowned l Co6s River at Allegany two years ago. She was a daughter of Mrs. Galbralth. uber FIRE WORKS AND Fr.Ac Coos Bay Cash Store. CLOSING OUT at cost. t., Hno of Dry Goods, Shoes and Gonts Furnishings. Tako advantage of a. good chance. FINNISH COOPERA TIVE COMPANY. "A FIREWORKS At Prentiss &. Co.'s . 4.,.- &
