The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, July 07, 1909, EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'""aS ' "i THE COOS BAY TIMES MARSHFIELD, ORECON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1909 EVENING EDITION COOS BAY TIMES 4 news- . An Independent Republican tyapor published every evening except ajunday, and Weekly by1 Tho Coo Bay Times -Publishing Co. Entered at the postofllce nt-Marsh-atald, Oregon, ftr transmission through the malls as second class mall-matter. kf. O. MALONKV Editor and Pub. AN K. MALONEY News Editor SUBSCRIPTION .RATES. In Advance. j, DAILY. One ,year . f 6.00 )X months , $2.60 Less than 6 months, per month .60 WEEKLY. One year $1.50 1 n ON ALLIANCE Address all communications to COOS BAY DAILY TIMES, feCashfield :-:-:: : : : : Oregon The Coos Bay Times represents a consolidation of the Dally Coast Mall and The Coos Bay Advertiser. The Coast Mall was the first dally estab lished on Coos Bay and The Caos Bay Times Is Its Immediate suc cessor, h Official Paper of Coob County. OYSTER SHELLS AND PAVEMENT THE LARGE NUMBER of oyster shells thrown into the fill which thedredgehas been making In North Marshfleld lias astonished all who have seen them. Shellsbythe ton! Shells by the car load and shells by the ncre. Whore have all the oysters gone who made these .shells and deposited them In a layer ten ,feet deep In the bay Is a question, gome say a great fire burnt over the en tire region many years ago and killed all the oysters. Some say the freshening of the waters caused by tho ocean building a new beach and the rivers and sloughs sending down their waters into the Inner bay kill ed them. Some-have declared that the escapQ of pl from the vast reser voirs under the bay had fatal results on the succulent bivalve. It may nover be known whether the one causo or the other Is correct, but the fact that there were oysters In the bay as thick as leaves In Valambro sla Is proven to the most unbelieving Missourlan, Something ought to be done with those shells, if they aro good for any thing. The oysters being dead do not need them any more and the people ot Coos Bay are joint heirs of them whatever their appraised valuo. Now It has been customary for the people of Coos Bay to import sand rock from tho shore or else where to make. their roads and streets good. This sandrock Is strictly no good and the moment the rainy season starts It Is all ground to powder and the streets are worBe than a frog tfond. Here the dredge piles up hundreds of tons of oyster shells and It Jias not, appar6ntly, oc curred to the people who believe In good roads that the county road be tweon hero and North Bend, which Is impassable part of the year, might be supplied with tho very best kind of pavement at nominal cost. Some streets which are not ready for as phalt might also be paved with sholls. Anybody who has ever been In Baltlmoro where tho eastern oys ter is produced, will remember tho fine roads just outsldo of tho city which owe their excellence to the oyster shells which tho authorities uso to supply a hard surface. Thoy are better than gravel and very en during. Ono of tho best materials in tho world for making a hard sur faco for a country road exists In al most unlimited quantities In the bay. Let It be understood, however, that pavement Is not the only use to which theso shells could bo put. They have ovon a greater valuo. Of course every farmer knows that they are made of Hnie and thjjt, when ground, thoy become' a superb fertil izer and will sweeten tho " sourest soil. But the restaurant men of IJew York, Baltlinoro and Boston knqw that their oystjor shells aro saleabjo. Thoy aro purchased every day by rnon who go with wagons from door to door and take thorn to tho lime kiln of tho owners of the wagons where .they are, burned Into tho vory best quality of lime. The lime thus obtained Is far bettor than tho ordinnry building lime. It sup plies n demand which Is made by tho tannors of tho finest leather. It is employed by thoin In tho solution which Is placed In the vats whero the hides nro trcntod. It brings a much better prico than ordinary building lime and Is regarded as the most profitable bl-product of tho oyster trade. It Is ovldont theroforo that tho people of the Bay aro losing op portunities which the dredge Is un- 3.eamsh.ps Sail For Portland Ana1 San Francisco Tojiay. The Alliance sailed lato today for Portland with one of the largest pas senger lists, she has had outgoing for sometime. Many of the passen gers were en route to Seattle and a number were people returning from Curry county. They wentto Curry - . . 1 on the promises of tho Por$ Orford Orchard Tract Company and cjalm that they were lead thero "by misre presentations, . All of the passenger accommoda tions were sold out last evening and some had to bo refused transporta tion. N. H. Hansen, Mrs. Hansen, J. W. Howe, W. L. Peacock, W. C. Wall ing, Ed. Larsons Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Larson, Gus Adelsper ger, C. E. Huling, BJalne Gentry, W. L. Weekly, E. JE. Alexander, N. T. Johllff, AtF, Boynton, Vanpe Berry, C. F. Bergman, W. V. Crawford, W. Ptlkpi, R. E. Dugane, S. E. Irwin, Lee Cox, R. P. Dickinson, A. B. Rob inson, H. L. Frltchard, A Smith, Mrs. Smith, D. 'J, Rees, R. H. Par son, F. B. Tlchenor, L. Oldenburg, Blanch Fox, Father Dqnnelly, John Boutler xand ,wlfe, D. M. McLaugh lin, J. Andrest, Lizzie Andrest, Ru pert Andrest,; Clayton Andrest, Ray mond Andr.est, Jas. Andrest, W. J. MIele, (JohnHay, E. H. Kelly, N.an Walstrone, Mike. Marshall, John Sellman,.Wrn. Nelson, J. S. Cook, Jno, King, C.,iR. Kllngman, A. M. Ross and wife, Loralne Ross, E. R. Powers,.Mr.s. Powers, Mrs. Radcllf fe, Miss ,Spineyf' .Mrs. O'Nell, V. R. Qwlgg!ns,-L," W,rTraver, R .Lee, Jr., D. MadonaVodle McKellip, R. Quick, Llllle Conder, A. Johnson, E. P. Eves, A. Ferguson, A. N, McKellip and wife, S. E. Maxon, Capt. Magee, Win, Magie, Gt?o. Kimball. Plant Sails. Tho M. F, Plant sailed about 2 o'clock this, morning for San Fran cisco with a large cargo of freight and a. good passenger list. She was delayed In getting out by having to wait at North Bend for some of tho freight. In her cargo were: 1,000 barrels of cement, 4Q0 tons of coal, considerable butter and cheese and other produce, Among those who sailed on the Plant were the following: H. W. Painter, ,D. O, Becker, W. S. Patjfersonand wife, Andrew Jackson, Edwin Jackson, H. C. Welder, W. O'Neil, Al ,Nejll, Miss Mamie Jack son, Mrs. A. Jackson, F. S. S. HJH, L., Carranza, Mr. Anderson, Mrs. An derson, Miss Anderson, Mrs. S. L. Dean,Miss Vandorburg, Miss Hayne, Mrs. Minot, F. S. Dow, G. Neihaus, H, Oki, H. Tana, J. F. Eno, Arthur Mathow P. Ferero. E. Vanderherirmv Percy Roundtree, W. V. Fold and J. H. Ford. ' wittingly throwing at their feet. , While wo are discussing good roads and proposing an automobile road between hero and Roseburg, we might also, Incidentally take up tho matter of good roads at all seasons between Marshflold and North Bend. Indeed, the Commercial Club would do a great work If It would suggest and urge tho use of tho oyster shell road bed between the two cities of tho bay. An easy road between Marshflold and North Bend Is In great demand and it would bo a splendid Idea for tho cities to , put their own house in order just before thoy start out on tho most commend able project of building an auto mobile; roadjo the outside, Tho stretch, uptwenvtho J.wo cities would bo a very good .beginning for tho uuiuwuuiia Tgau. PRICE.OF PREFERRED STOCK OF THE UNITED WIRELESS TELEGRAPH CO.MPANY: Koto the steady and rapid ad vance In the price of stock since the organization of tho company: per sharo February 23, 1907 $10.00 September 1, 1907 11.00 October 1, 1907 12.50 November 10, 1907 14.00 January 1, 1908 15.0,0 March 1, 1908 16. 0 June'l, 1908 ! 17.50 August 1, 1908 18.50 October 1, 1908 20.00 December 15, 190,8 22.50 February, 15, 1909 25.00 May 1, 1903 , , ....v -,30.00 The prico wljl remain ,a $30,00, for a short tlmo only. It's a chanco of a ljfetlnfp to mako a safe invest ment and largo, , profits. O. L. HOPSON, Fiscal Agent, Coos and Curry Counties, Box 323, Marshfleld. Ofllcp in Tho "Chnndh.r' FINANCIAL Mm Picnics and f r y i "What's My Balance?" C.One moment, sit here arc the figures, all cor rect to the minute." C.No waiting no hesitancy we give you immediate reply. Its absolutely cor- rcct, too. We did it with a Bur roughs Adding Machine. A machine that gives evidence of the. progressive methods of our bank. HA. r ." CSuch Uiei of mechanical thort cull give us a bright, anappr,braiDVofficefofce. Their brain aren't weary from drudgery of figuring. They art wide awake and alive to your intereita giving you in telligent temce. FIK-1 JUllUflAL BANK JF COOS ilAl. ,, PROFESSIONAL CARDS. , hit. J. vf iitguAM, , ' - PhrslcUa Bd Surgeon. " i Om.ee 208-J20 CooJRulIdlnf Phones Office I621J Reildenoo 1821 tSr. a. L. IIOUSKWORTH -) ,PJyJaa and Sarceoa OMces second floor ot Flanacaa & pannotl Baak Building. opice hours ? ta 4 p m.; J?to 8 pnii Phone: Offlcv. 1431; Residence. 14BI Vacations Are not complete without a Kodak. We have a full line from $1.00 to $100.00. Also full line of films and supplies. RED GROSS DJiUG -!-- Ball Mason Fruit Jars i Caps and ;Rubber A full lino on hand for the Canning Season. i t SEE US, A DOLLAR SAVED is a DOLLAR MADE Tha. habit of saving, formed or.rly in life, is the foundation of many a fortune. Thrifty people patronize the savings bank and prosper,. Deposits In savings ban,k& bavi proven more safe and profitable tban any other class of,lnye?tmeiit for people who must build up a fortune from daily saving. The dpartment .of saviugs is a special feature with this bank. Interest paid an all Savings Deposits remaining six months or longer. A GEXKRALjBANKWa AD TRUST BUSINESS TRANSACTED CHECKING, ACCOUNTS SOLICI1ED. First friist Savings Bank OF COOS BAT- I . " DIRECTORS. t JOHN 8; OOKB JNO. F, HALL, BTEB.HEW o. ROpBRB,, W. S. CHANDLER, HENRY .SENGSTACkBN, DR. ,C. W. TOWER, M. C. HQRTON. , DORSET KREITZER, . WILLIAM GRIME8, , OFFICERS. JNQ. 8. COKE. President. DORSET, KREITZER, Cashier. m. j. -xivijuyn, .vice president and Manager. fKmmaaammMMB 'ia'li..a.l.ai,,,,j,0,, t Flanagan ,& Bennett Bank MARSHFIELD, OREGON. Paid Up Capital and Undivided .Profits $75,000 Assets Oyer Ilall Million Dollars. , PSB a" Sene':aJ banking business and draws, on tho Bank of Cali fornia, San Francisco, Cal., First National Bank,, Portland,. Ore., ?lr.s.t tytfonal Bank, Roseburg Ore.. Hanoyer National Bank, New York, jN..M. Rothchlld & Son, London, England. Also sell exchange on, neaVly all tho principal cjttes.pf .Europe u Accounts kept rabjeet to, check, safe deposit lock boxes for rent at 60 cents a month or $5 a year. iisifkfeESf iAlD ON TIME DEPOSITS ' fil..f.ia.tia.t.ait.t4--r-f-tt-t,ti,iq,t,t,a).K r .STEIMEKS CALIFORNIA AND OREGON COAST STEAJISHIP COMPANY. T C W. Wolcdtt FAMILY GROCER PHONE 07-J "HELLO! George, Where did you get that Castlewood?" At the P. K. Cor- ner and it's the Right Kind Whiskey, tod. Steamer Alliaiice PARSONS, Master. B. D. FRESH, caught nALlBUT, Ling and SOLE at the SANITARY meat market. CASTLEWObn" at the P. K. "EASTSIDF" r a winner. faS2SSSHSEraSH3ESZac5ES5a5a5HSrg STEAMfeR FAVORITE TwotrlpidallT between Bandon and Comilllo eonntctlng with all Manarleld K Loavea Bandon . ..fl!4Ra.m. W Leaves Bandon ...1:20 p. m. n Leaves Conutlln. v. JUST QPENED,UP NeW Camping Place . Two Beautiful Var Falls, Good Hunting and Fishing Tents for Rent, Swings for Children. Good Auto Road. QHAS. 11. VILLPAHL, Proprietor Golden l'aljs, AJlegany, Or f ,. .. u EQUIPPED WITH WlRKT.ir.flH COOS. BAY AND PORTLAND f , BAILS FROM PORTLAND SATURDAYS, 8 P. M. SAILS FROM COOS BAY TUESDAYSr AT SERVICE OF TIDE. C. ,G. SUmson, Agent. H. W. Skinner, Agt. Couch St. Dock, Portland. On,. . Marshfleld. Ore.. Phono 441 l l I4M I I ft Wfttwtlt 1 0 I it 1 J.g.f ai$ SS52SSSH5252SHSSSE5aSHSHSES15BSHS2B5asaSZ!raSESH5a5S5ESaSS5a5a5H5H5a Portland & Coos Bay S. S. Line S. S. BREAKWATER Sails fromAinsworthDockPortland,Wednesday'sat8 p.m Sails from Coos Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide. 1jV. F. Wilier, Agt. . Phone Main 233 1 ?S5?5E5?5SS25ESE5a5E5 iHK3SSHKSa52SHm52S2Sa5i!SH52saE5 California Btiys 99 per cent of this DR, R. B. OOJBN-w PiyselaataB tSarceoa t 20J-0S Cops'Bulldlair. Offlca houis: 10 to ffe b. 2 to C sad 7 ta 8 p. la. Phoaes: Ofllco 1051 Resldeace 1H, LAVYERS W. BHNNETT, Office orer Flanagan ft Bennett' Bank. Marshfleld Orugon, rOnji D. GOSS J Attorney at Law. Marshfleld, - (,Oreg3n MISCELLANEOUS c w. MERCHANT, ELECTRICIAN Wiring Done and Guaranteed at Reasonable Rates. i 5 - 2241 Shop 51 Commercial Ave., Phono TVT S. TURPEN j W Architect ' i City Building inspector ' Over Chamber of Commerce MARSHFIELD, ORE. " I c -,f ttti.! IARSHFIELD.TUiasnHAJTl 210-213 Coos BalldlBBv. Hours: Ladies, 10 a. m. to-? p.,ntl except Saturday Gents, 7 p: mTt. 1 a. m., except Fridny. Phono 2141 TURKISH BATHfc00."r'.ri - . L. LIVEN. Prop. N1 i H. HANSON. V. S. t i lii Veterinarian. Phone 1201. Office at HeisnerJ- Miller Co. it -l 4ft Cods Bay Paving & Construction Co. Plans and Estimates Furnished I tV Phono 151-J Offices 11,7 Front .Stroot, -a---a-a-ti--.B.n--K.u '" t -.... 8 ! GET INTO THE GAME IT'S A FAIR SUOJV DOWN, QUIt SIIUtTS, COLLAItS AND CUIJFS , ' CAN'T BE BEAT, ' GIVE US,A TltLVL. ifr r frt.,iif PHONE 571 ""aaaaal LMives Coqulllo . ,0:lSa.m. . .4:00 p. in. Traveler! lealng Uanhlield in tho moruliiK reach llandon at noon I'txuilo on Coaulllo river can tpoiul over three hour In Manheeld and reach home the ni In iimAflaT. S COQU1LLH RIVER TRANS- $ S PORTATION CO. a3EiEF-iiSS.?23-SlSi DERBY The Metropolitan Standard - County i?rb3iicts " K YrHieii you.reciprocate, reni'ember to $ay "Ship on Steamer MfF. Plant" Temple , Wilson UNDERTAKING PARLOXU. Funeral supplies in general. Licensed embalnser with lady assistant. Third Btreet, between Iarkot nnd Conmiorcia! ttveiIU0 TELEPHONE: a ;nu ' ' -3 7-- 9 -4 bails every Saturday for here F. S. DOW Ao ft fcsassss5sais5-5sses2s ---- t-...ji. ,,-4, ,SouthMarshfield i:Co44.5pRrfohl " "brfWM s'e-ju pr ton COOS MAY FUEL 00 J.O. DOANEsON.Pwp;. Jf Tfl Qrd?rs Rt The j,,, Oooierativo, or Phono S3-X. I t A Pure r-t--".. -. .. Steamer Wilhelmina LUDVIG CHRISTENSKN, Master. Balling for Bandon every Monday. For full information, annlr Chaj Thorn owner, or H. W. Skinner, agent --,., . .i-j, . ,, ,t .., The LATTIN Hotel Guy O. Latin. New nnd modern throughout. Rate $1 per day, $0 per week. Free baths, newly furnished. Phono 2005. i Next to cor Sheridan and Queen At. i-arsh-eia. Ore. L. J. POST Contractor nnd Builder Elgtteen years' experience Iiai i,.k. .. moUo-"Ta.e our tl'me and 4o ,Sur wo'rt'n.a,! tPjKU C0OlO Wilt Bt W'd 823 Sou(h Second Street HAIlSaFIELD, ORE. t Keer Saves i Doctor Bjls I T A 0A8D np , J. I f BEERS MADE. 99 GOOD HEALTH tw -,.. T DROP. ux riTT.T. tt . T 7 " " P LIQUORS. t i none 43 u I FreeDeMyarv 9 CoosBayUquorCo. j j. Marshfleld, Ore. T i ? h K-ic--.K-J wrm