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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1910
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NORTH BEND NEWS
Mrs. C. H. Dcveley, Mrs. nosa and
Miss May Rosa of Empire spent Sun
day In North Bend.
The Ladles Aid of the Presbyter
Jan church will meet Wednesday af
ternoon. It will be a social afternoon
and refreshments will be served.
The MIzpah Bible class will give a
farewell social Tuesday evening at
the Presbyterian church for Mr. and
Mrs. R. G. Gregory who leave soon
for Baker City.
The debate at the Kinney school
on the question "Resolved that the
Japanese and Chinese are as desir
able citizens as the Negroes were
when freed" was won by the affirmative.
The sale and social given at the
Swedish Lutheran church In North
Bend Saturday evening was Indeed
successful. It was conducted under
tho auspices of the Ladles Aid So
ciety whose faithful work always re
ceives hearty support. On the pro
gram preceding were several musical
numbers, including the chqlr, and an
address by the pastor, tho Rev. J.
Richard Olson. The amount cleared
was $92. 9C.
NEWS OF COQUILLE.
Coss County Seat Kwnts ns Told by
The Sentinel.
Married At the offlces of R. H.
Smith in this city, on Tuesday, Auril
19, 1910, Birdie I. Ramlleman and
Miss Cora Jackson, both of Bandon,
Judge E. G. D. Holdeu officiating.
COUNTY
with the idea of ascertaining the
feasibility of the plan and will also
make experiments with the soil of
the valley with a view to determin
ing as far as possible by mechanical
analysis what crops will grow here to
ihe best advantage.
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HRIEFS OF 11ANDON.
News of Clty.by.theScii as Told by
The Recorder.
Bandon Post, No. 56, G. A. R.,
will observe Decoration Day tms
year with appropriate ceremonies.
R. E. BedilHon was a passenger
on tno Kiizaoem 10 nan muueiu,
Wo aro informed that he will go to
visit his mother who is ill.
Mayor Steve Gallier who has been
on tho sick list for some time is
reported to bo gradually improving.
The Miocene Oil and Gas Co.,
which is made up exclusively of peo
ple of Bandon and vicinity, is pre
paring to drill for oil on Bear creek
during tho coming summer.
The new First National Bank of
Bandon opened for business Wed
nesday morning, April 20th, but the
inside finishing is not all done as
yet. The bank has modern fixtures
In every respect. Cashier Roberts
says he is very much encouraged with
the outlook.
W. E. Lewellen's New Machine
Badly Damaged and Many
Have Narrow Escane.
MYRTLE POINT, Ore., April 25.
W. E. Lewellen and members or nis
family had a narrow escape from
serious injury Saturday evening when
his new thirty-horso po-wer Stude
baker machine- became unmanage
able and started down the big hill
to tho river bed near the depot. Be
fore It had gone far, It struck a big
stump with terrific crash throwing
Mr. Lewellen out head foremost and
smashed the machine badly. For a
time it was thought that some of the
party had been seriously hurt. It
seems that the steering apparatus
caught when he went to make tho
turn and he could not swing the ma
chine around the curve as he Intend
ed. He just received the car a week
ago. Mr. Lewellen was badly scratch
ed about the face.
pgnjjjqln Clothes
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PURDY IS A BENEDICT.
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Form'".- PromotT Weds Miss Lillian
Kltld of Rcseliury U Portland.
Tho Roseburs Review announces
that Wilbur W. Purdy and Miss I 'j
lian Kidd of that city were mm '.id
In Portland April 20. The news will
be of considerable Interest o.i C0"3 .
Bay where Purdy speiu some time
last year when he claimed he was
going to build an electric road from
here to Oakland. The last time he
MARSHFIELD,
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The Weal Clothes for Summer
Wear are
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CLOTHES
They are not only delight
fully styled but they are
tailored in a manner which
insures their giving splen
did service. Authentic in
style and made in New York
by Alfred Benjamin & Co.
CLOTHING & SHOE CO.
GASH ONLY MONEY TALKS BANDON j
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Gene Wickham last week sold his
two acre plat at the north end of town
to K. Clark, the baker. It is under
stood that the consideration was
$850.
A citizens caucus for the purpose
of nominating candidates for the city
offices will be held at the Masonic
hall next Monday. A mayor, recorder
and four councilmen will be elected
this year. One councilman for one
year and three to servo two years
will be nominated.
Rev. T. B. McDonald, formerly of
Geneva, Nebraska, accompanied by
his family, arrived in Coquillo Sa'
urday and will make his home In this
place for the coming year. Rev. Mc
Donald has assumed the pastorate of
the Christian church and will also
have charge of the work at Bridge
-where he will preach on appointed
Sundays during the year.
Tho Coquillo Library Association
will give an excursion to Bandon and
return on Saturday, April 30. Tho
association is still working for their
lots and the library building and this
oxcursion should bo well patronized
by tho citizens of this city. This Is
tho first oxcursion to tho clty-by-the
sea and the Dispatch which has been
chartered for tho trip will undoubt
edly carry a full load.
F. A. Bates, son Raymond, and
daughter Margaret, left on the Fi-
fleld for San Diego, where they gOjwas herQ he was connected with 'be
in the hopes that the climate may P.lcinc CIty but ou nls departure :tid
benefit Raymond's health. The best he wng goj,g away to gct a raiiroaii.
wishes of their many Bandon friends f(Jr Cqos Bay Insteail he go: a wife.
will go with them. Tho Bates, family The Koseburg Review says:
have been residents of Bandon fori ..Both parties are well known in
about two years, mi nates naving i RoaeUHrK. Mr Pm-Ay is a rail -cadi
owned and operated the uanuon liromoter but 0f iate conected with
Steam Laundry. Mrs. Bates ,.,,,, in osrni,itsh Pacific Citv.
went to Hastings, Nebraska, about a, near port orfoul, Coos count,
month or six week's ago, where she . , , , ., m veBirlG in thQ
Is caring for her invalid father and )ear futm.0. Mrs Pu,.dy js a daugh
mother, and will join the rest of the' ( M , c K, , , , t, 0.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
COQUILLE, Ore., April 2 p. The
following marriage licenses were is
sued from the office of the county
dlerk:
John Alpheus Barnes and Winifred
Taylor.
John Longstaff, Jr., and Arvilla
Coles McGlothlln.
Birdie I. Ramlleman and Coia A
Jackson.
frfmlly later.
survey crews ix motion.
Lane Comity Asset Company Gels
Don n (o Active Work.
EUGENE, Ore., April 2G. The
Lane County Asset Company's crew
of 1 1 men with several wagon loads
of supplies left Eugene for the Ell
maker place, west of the city, where
they will go into camp while making
the survey from Eugene through the
Sluslaw Pass toward Coos Bay.
F. B. Kidder, II. Svarverud and '
S. P. Ness, of the Asset Company,
have left Marshfleld and are working
up the coast toward Florence, looking
over tho proposed route. That the
Eugene Coos Bay will be something
more than a paper railroad is the pre
vailing belief here now.
eery business in Rosebiu-g, and has
conducted a millinery establishment
in this city the past two years.
Mr. and Mrs. Purdy are expected
to arrive here soon from Portland.
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TIIATCIIKI) COTTAGKS.
Speaking with some degree of con
tempt of tho "$12,00-a-year flats"
In New York, a Kansas City critic
says:
"They're nothing but coops, those
big Hats, anyway. We don't want
'em out west, where the real people
live the people who'd rather have a
little four-room co.tage with a yard
Tills week County Treasurer Dim-laud an old walnut tree at the corner
' mlck forwarded a check to the state
treasurer for tho sum of ?17,471.9S,
this being a half payment of tho state
taes for last year taxes. This leaves
n balance of $1G,000 to bo sent in Oc
tober. This Is Coos county's portion of
tho costs of the management of state
affairs at Salem and reduces the
county's revenue from taxes to this
sum. Taxes are btill slowly coming to
tho sheriff and tax-collector's ofllce
but the major portion of tho first half
tif tho taxes for the year have already
been received.
Eight hundred and twonty-IUe
licenses hnvo been issued from the
offlco of the coun.y clork to h.unters
and anglers for the year 1010. Of this
number 344 were hunters licenses,
251 were anglers licenses and the ro
mnlntng 230 were combination licens
es. This number means a revenue to
the stato of $S25, which sum goes to
Increase the funds which nro partly
used for tho payment of bounties on
wild animals which destroy game.
During the present month $52.00 has
been pnld out of tho btuto fund ou
county warrants so the balance still
remains In favor of tho comity ou
these funds.
The plans for tho establishment of
n experimental station In tho Co
quillo Valley aro going ahead with
rapid strides and tho promoters hope
to havo the entlro arrangements
made In tho very near future Prof.
Schudder of tho Corvallls school Is
expected to arrlvo here within n few
JUya and bo will look over the field
of the house and a rosy face at the j
window than all the ?12,000-a-year
flats in tho world."
And yet, how many of theso high
priced apartments aro occupied by
tenants who were tjio "real people"
before they came to tho city and ac
quired the means! Philosophers may
deploro tho degeneracy which has
followed tho possession of wealth
Hut everyono to his taste."
Tho "lonely thatched cottage" Idea
has Inspired a great deal -of senti
ment. Yet after tho dreams of dwell
ing in marble halls have ben realiz
ed, why do their occupants so rarely
return to the old home? Why do
they continue to prefer the shackles
of tho city, the serfdom of the spirit,
to tho free air of the yard where the
walnut treo grows?
Why tho poetry of life should be
neglected for the proso, why the
rural rosldents In the city does not
oftener return to the old oaken buck
et and the Kentucklan to the "old
Kentucky homo" Is one of the Incon
sistencies of mau which Is difficult to
explain.
is your protection. You'll find it
on all government inspected meat.
Hams folate Bacon1
BRAND
bear the Federal Stamp the mark
of approval of the TJ. S. puro food in
spectors an absolute guarantee look T
of purity. Bo sure that all the
meat you buy bears this Federal
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oianip ana tnen you are certain not viss.
to bo disappointed with tho quality.
At Best Dealers, Hotels and Cafes
Union Bleat Company, Portland, Oregon
Pioneer Packer) of tho Pacific
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Pacific Monumental
and Building Works
H. H". WILSON, Proprietor
A CARLOAD OP GRANITE AND MARBLE.
Especially ordered for monuments to bo finished by Memorial
Day, Is now on the way. Place your orders early.
A carload of finished marble Just arrived.
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Coos Bay Rapid Transit Co.'s
STEAMER FLYER
Kruse & Banks Ship Building Co.
Agents for San Francisco Standard Gas Engines, Marine, Stationary,
Hoist mul Pumping.
ENGINES
MAltixE AXD STATIONARY" ENGINES FROM a. TO 125 II. P.
'MARINE HOISTS FROM 5 TO 10 II. P.
PUMPING ENGINES 2 II. ,1
Information furnished by writing or inquiring at ship yard
NORTH BEN!), OREGON
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WILL LEAVE THEIR
Market Street, Dock
OX THEIR REGULAR SCHEDULE AS FOLLOWS:
LEAVE MARSHFIELD
7:15 a. ra.
9:00 a. m.
1:00 p. m.
2:30 p
1:00 p. in.
LEAVE NORTH REND
7:45 a. m.
9:45 a. m.
11:15 a. m.
1;45 p. m.
3:15 p. m.
5:15 p. m.
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Frniik J. rheney uukenonth that hcU onlor
partner of ilu tlrm o( K J Cheney A Co. inilne
luulno In the City of Toledo. County aim
KtntcnforoMlil. mul that kalil tlrm will pay Ihe ,
mm oi O.Si: lll'S Pit Kl POIXAItS foreaeh and ,
every eae of Catarrh that eaimot be cured by
the im of Hall' Catarrh Core.
FRANK J. CHKN'KY,
Sworn to before me and ube (bed in my1
pretence, this nth da of December, A D. lNxi, i
(bEAl,) A. W OLKASON,
NOTABV I'l'HLir.
Hall't Catarrh Cure 1 taken Internally, and '
acttdlrectl) on the blood and mm-out turfau's
of tho tyttem Scud for teitlmnntaU free
K. J LMIB.VKY ilCO., Toledo, O.
Bold by all DrugsltU. 7.V
Take 1U1 a' family Pilli tor.oonitfpatton
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Beaver Hill Coal
MOUNT DIARLO AXD JOSSOX CEMEXT
The best Domestic and Imported brands.
Plaster, Lime, Brick, and all kinds of builders material.
HUGH McLAlN
, GENERAL CONTRACTOR
310 SOUTH BROADWAY PHONE aOl
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I 4:00 p. m. 5:15 p, m.
jl FARE - - 5 CENTS
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Turkish Baths
210-213 Coos Building
PHONE 2 14 J
Cash Paidfor fursiSI
O. P. McGEOROE
178 Broadwuy Soatli.
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