THE COOS BAY TIMES, MAHSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1911 EVENING EDITION,.
COOS BAY TIMES
Entered at the pontoftlce at Marsh
field, Oregon, for transmission
through the malls a second claw
Dialt mnMer.
comply with tho federal "hours of
service" law of 1907, according to a
ili rislon of the. United States Su-
! prenie Court today. The government
' contended the service mint ba nlue
consecutive hours.
bo present as matters of importance!
will come up.
VI. O. MAI.ONEV Editor nnil Pub.
DAN E. M U.OXKV News IttKur
I
North Bend News
An Independent Hepubllcan news
paper 'iiibllshcd every ovonlng ex
cept Sunday, and Weekly by
The Coot Ray Times Publishing Co.
Dodlcatod to tho service of tho
people, that no good cause shall lack
n champion, ami that evil shall not
thrive unopposed.
M. M. Ituhl has returned from n
few weeks' visit in Portland.
Hov. D. A. MacLeod lcatos tomor
row on a business trip to Coquillc.
Tho Coos Hay Times represents a
consolidation of tho Dally Coast Mall
and Tho Coos Bay Advertiser. Tho
Const Mall was tho first dally cstau
llshod on Coos Day and The Coos
Bay Times is Its Immediate successor.
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Fer month GO
When paid strictly In ndvanco the
subscription prlco of tho Coos Hay
'"'''nos is JC.00 per year or $2.G0 fo.
months.
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l year. $1.50
Official Taper of Coos County.
OFFICIAL PAPER OK THE CITY'
OP MAHHIIFIKLH.
Address all communications to
COOS II.W DAILY TIMES,
Marslillclil :: :: s: a Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Cavannugh and
family spent Sundny with Eastsldo
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Denning of Ar
ngo Light Houso arc visiting at the
W. Rctchort homo today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Ekblad of
Marshflcld wore Sunday guests nt
tho W. D. Simpson homo.
Mrs. Robert McCann loft today for
a visit at tho homo of har daughter,
Mrs. E. II. Hodsou on Com River.
! The Old North llend milt which
has been closed for two weeks be
ruuBo wharf was blocked with lumber
rosumed operations this morning.
I Tho monthly social to linvo been
j given tonight by the Coos Hay Motor
! lloat club, has been postponed un
til Tuosday night owing to the Fire
men's piny taking placo tonight. To
morrow's night's events will he a pie
social.
Mrs. D. Putnam. Mr. and Mrs.
Low Loomls, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Ward, Mrs. Jacobs, Miss Marlon Hov
cnor woro among tho guests at tho
banquet last Friday evening, but
their names wcro unintentionally
omitted by your correspondent from
tho list published on Saurday.
Tho North Bond High school bas
ket ball team returned Saturday
from tholr trip to tho Co,quillo val
ley whero they played thrco games
and lost nil. Myrtlo Point defeated
them G2 to 8 and Coquillc beat them
11 to 7. Bandon nlso boat thorn
Next Thursday night, North Bend
will play tho Mnrshflold team la
North Bend.
I miue.'smmmmmmaKBmmmm w
!l!
Mrs. Allen of Pony Inlet, who has
been so seriously 111 with pneumonia
that her llfo was despaired of, Is
reported improving.
RALLINGEH IS OUT.
The Presbyterian Ladles Aid so
ciety will meet Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock nt tho homo of Mrs. It.
J. Coke. All members arj urged to
GOOD EVENING.
Our aim In life in the only for-
une worth the flnijliuc. nnd It
l not t-t b found In forelmi
Imi I -. bat In the lu'iut Itself.
Robert Louis Stevenson.
"CLEAN UP DAY!"
WVf IIY not hnvo n "Clean-up Day"
" In Maruhileld? If a cortaln
day Is sot apart there will be more
accomplished than If we go nt It In
n hnp-hnzard innunor. If wo know
our neighbor Is making an onslaught
on his bnck ynrd nnd alley on n cer
tain day to which nil are agreed by
common consont. wo will nlso get
busy for wo would not liavo our
neighbors property looking better
and clonner than our own.
Whnt's tho matter with tho A. N
"W. club this spring?
"Why not got busy?
GRAND BALL
given by
Knights of Finland
Frass Band
In tho hall on Central nvcuuo
Satunhy Evening,
March the 18th
Tickets Clouts 75 cents, Ladlos
free. Oraud mnrcli nt 9 o'clock
sharp.
Tho Ilrnss Band of twenty Instru
ments will furnish tho music.
If you like a good tlnio nnd a good
dance bo sure to como nnd bring
your frlonas with you.
Wnltcr L. Fisher Tnkcs His Place
Today.
(By Associated Proas to Coos Bay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Mnr. 13.
Responsibility of tho Secretaryship
of tho Intorlor Dopnrtmout shifted
today, Walter L. Flshor tPklng tho
rntt.lt f nftljtft 4 .1 a llf.rwt.li t T A Tl'll
linger. The formnlity wns without j
1 ceremony.
OFESAL DIRECTORY
ru. a. w. lkslie,,
' Osteopathic 1'Iiyslclim
Graduate of tho Amorhnu school of
Osteopnthy at Klrksvllle, Mo. OHluo
In Eldorado Blk. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to
I; Phone 101-J; Marshllold; Oregon.
DR. .1. W. INGRAM,
Physician and Surgeon.
209-210 Coko Building
Phones: Oftleo 1(12.1; Residence H121.
J.
W. BENNETT,
Lawyer.
Omco over Flanagan & Bonnctt Bank
Marshflold, ' Orogon.
W
M. S. TUHFEN,
Architect.
Over Chamber of Comment.
THE FISH INDl'STRV.
TIE coming of that new fish can
nerv to Mnrshflold should mark
the Inauguration of nu Impor
tant nnd valuable Industry for this
.eomniunltv. Products of Pacific
const fisheries brought eloiio to $ 10.
000,000 Inst year. In vlow of gen
eral conditions, thlH showing Is re
garded n excellent. This Industrv
lirs grown from the humblest of be
ginnings In n dorado. Salmon, hali
but, cod, oysters and nil sorts of
Bhollflsh are Included In the products,
both In their freoh nnd canned state.
Tboro Is no bolter place nloux the
rnclflo coast for development of fish
eries thnn Coos Bay
AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE.
VERILY, the unprogresslve cltlz
en Is a tough nut to crack. So
licit Ills support for any Impro
vement, no matter what, and. In the
Inngunge of tho street, there's noth
ing doing. But tho first follow to
ralso tho prlco on his lots, the lots
ho steadily refuses to Improve, Is
this snmo unprogresslve cuss. Should
eomo ono desire a right of way
ncross his land, yo gods, tho prlco ho
wants paid. And subscribo to such
project? Not he. Around ho goes,
flaying there Is nothing In the pro
posed dovolopment and ho tries hta
darndest to put the undertaking on
tho bum. When, In spite of his of
forts, tho project Is, accomplished, ha
Is the first man to. take, advantago
! it to till his own srdflsh doslre.
Tho unprogresslvo cltlzon la an
old acquaintance, but, confound his
selfish hide, not many lovo him.
NlNE-HOUlt LAW RULING.
Condensed Statement
of tho
First National Bank of Coos Bay
At the close of business, March 7tli, lfltl.
RESOURCES.
Loans and dis
counts $1(19, 538. 9T.
Overdraft. ... .4S
U. S. Bonds and
premium. . . . 25,250,00
Other bonds and
warrants. . .. S1.03T.1I
Rankin House. . 71,100.11
Furniture and
fixture 7.9S9.3 1
Ciisli mid due
from hanks . . 1:1(1,1:5(1. 17
J 191,052.20
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock. . .$ 100,000.00
Surplus and pro
fits 0.2S3.1 1
Circulation. . . . 21.500.00
Deposits :i0,2(lf.0(l
f491.052.20
Cash Reserve JI7 Per Cent of Deposits
We Invito your nttoutlon to tho condition of this bank as shown
by the above statement.
A general banking buslneis transacted. v
Accounts of Individuals, corporations nnd firms recolved.
Interest paid on ttmo and Savings Deposits.
Safe deposit boxea tor rent at f 3,00 and up per annum.
Your business solicited. T .'
OFFICERS:
W. 3. CHANDLER, President.
DORSEY KRBITZER, Cashier,
M. C. HORTON. Vloe-Frwldent.
RAY T. KAUFMAN, Asst.-Caahler.
DIRECTORS:
W. S. CHANDLER, F. S. DOW, STEPHEN C. ROGERS.
JOHN S. COKE, WM. GRIMES, W. P. MURPHY,
W. U. DOUGLAS, JOHN F. HALL, M. C. HORTON
"United Stati Supreme Court Tosses
On It. :
(By Assoetated Press to Coos nay '
Tlmw.)
WASHINGTON, D. O., Mar, 13.
Railroads, -whlth employ telegraph
pcrators lev six avars and tats aft
M a JaUrta! Ue Ustrra aara
Flanagan (8b Bennett Bank of Marshf ield, Oregon
Oldest Bank In Coos County, Established In 1880.
Paid up Cupltnl, 8anlus, nntl Undivided IVonta over 100,000. i
Assets Over Half Million Do Inrs.
Doos a general banking bnslneas and draws drafts on the Bank
of California. San Franelaeo, Cal.; Hanover National Bank, N. Y.;
First National Bank, Portland, Ore.; rirat National Bank, Roao
burg, Ore.; The London Joint Stock Bank, Ltd., London, England.
Also sella exchange on all of the principal altles' of Europe.
Individual and corporation accounts kept subject to eheek, Safe
deposit lock boxea for rent.
QFriCTRB:
J. W; HKNNKTT. Preniaeat, J. H. ITLANAOAN, V.-Prea.
K. T. WILLIAMS, Oaritler. OO, B. WTNCWaBTJm, Ami. Cash.
raw oa twos wmrxmrra.
ONLY
More Days
You will regret it if you fail to stock up
liberally now.
Don't be misled by the false statements that
we are about sold out of everything. Thousands
of dollars' worth of goods still here.
I North Bend
The STEAMER BANDON
Sails from SAN FRANCISCO
Saturday, March 11th
V. S. DOW, AREN'T, COOS ILr.
A. V. ESTABROOK CO., AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO.
100 TRAP NESTED BARRK1)
PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
Our matliiRS hnvo produced standard-bred
specimens of exhibition
quality with records of 212,227,222
ugt;3 In 3GG days.
Baby ClilcUs nud Khk for Hatching
Book your orders now for spring
delivery. A few cockerels from
heavy laying stock for $5.00.
Plymouth Place, Poultry Yards.
FRED. BACIIMAN, Prop.
.Mnrhlillelil, llov I85, Phono 28H
THE FAST AND COMMODIOUS
Streamer Redcmdo
(Eipilpped vlu
Wlrele.ss)
Will ninUe rej;ulAr trips carrying passent;ers both ways nud freight
between Coos Ray nnd San Francisco. All reservations forpnssonaers
made nt Alliance Dock, Marlilel(l and Iiiter-Ocemi Tniusp. c).
Union Street Wharf No. 2, Sin Francisco. Fur Information, phone
1 t-J or 2H5, Will sail from Mnrshflclil for San Frnncisco, Un.
day, March 13th. fftK.
INTER-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OLD RELIABLE
STEAMER BREAKWATER
ALWAYS ON TIME
Sails from Alnsworth Dock, PortlumI, at 8 P, M., t.TCry Twesduy.
Sails from Ooos ny every Saturday at service of Udo. ReservatloiJ
will not bo held later than Friday noon, unless tickets are purchased
L. II. KEATINQ, AGENT vnoKK MA1K
TIU& PRD2KD OF COOS MAT"
S. S. ALLIANCE
CONNECTING WITH TOE NORTn HANK ROAD AT PORTLWIJ
WILL SAIL P1VOM COOS nAY for Eureka, at 8. P. M . HOVmV
MAROII lffin, LE.WINQ OOOS n.Y FOR PORTL.ND, imnS
DAY, MARCH 10TH. auulKi
NOIITH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
rilONB 44 n p xtnvnnr, .
""hvibh ARCnt
Coos Bay-Roseburjr Stao-A i ;
Dally stag. betwe Hoeebarfc and MarshHeld. Staae h-ave daHT
&d Snadays at 7 p. zn. ,Tn 90.00. '
OTTO eCircTTEB, Atat, a P. IURNAnD
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