The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, May 01, 1911, EVENING EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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    THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 1,
1911
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EVENING EDITION
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U'LL be glad to
iave folks see your
llf t . -t tU.ni
II u s one Ul U1CSC
ichaffner&Marxi
fhc front of 'cm look
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ThcyVC got all the ' You can get them hero.
; same as ever ; better r, 1,ouml 8ac,8-
llli $-0 und upward.
lob Mill Store
tore is tho homo of
pchiffaer & Mark clothes
Let Us Talk It Over
COUNTERFEITER nAS
iR HILL.
PHONE 208.
ScxS-
l-Debk space with tho use
alt. See F. S. Dow.
rhed with or without
to homo cooking, Call
toorth Btreot.
In7lr . .
uao roonia. cornel
"let and Second, $26. Seo
' lW at 12th and Com-
kta2rr?' ""
Hep? nCe1B0,Ap-
Plnegor, 352 First St.
p"-oo.ft. Boat Hcmicu. win
. "-'lunch. Also ono mr
WO. win , . .
.. "! worK single
'"' " u. ttogers.
'tln. n...
lite "'vniiero. liea-es-
Phone Blanco hotel
CI"ce 28.J.
"Perlpni
.SUNLIGHT HAD for tires.
Aulo Drlteii WnniiMl Nut tit Stnn.l
tnrs In Dlivrt ltn of Sun.
SuntlKht linn n delertorntliiR ef
fect iiimiii tiro. 0!ivloiinl u u .
pOMthle In nvold cxmhIhk thorn to
tho light WllOII milHlNK the HMtrhln.
but when standing It I the wmt rf
wlmlom to favor thejti In any pm-
Bible manner. To till end don't leave
,n inr standing fur hour where the
,hot nun will strike It If you do you
nmy find a llnbby the on your return,
nH nn Immediate result, with the ultl
mnto III effect not bo easily overcome.
It la fur better to Btop in the shade
and walk a hundred feet to your des
tination. And In the case of tho car that Is
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run mostly at night, It should be cov
!
erod through the bright hours of Urn-
day when In tho garage. Tho man!
with his prlvato garago can obtain
thla protection by providing heavy
shades for the windows. Sections of
old carpet or rugs nre excellent for
this purpose.
FOLLOW the HAND to IIANDON,
Sunday, MAV T.
Read the Times' Want Ads.
WHEN YOU WANT
Flour
get Tin: rest.
White River
AND
Snow Drift
Are two of tho host brands of high
grade Patent Flours on the market.
iC all-WOOl quality, the Wholo wheat Flours In 10 nnd 25 and
TL- O -
rcr. i nt; oazar
HOUSE OF QUALITY
PHONE 32.
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
See CORTHELL
Phono 3181
EVER PRODUCTU) A PERFECT
I IMITATOR HAS EVER EQUALED THE 11USY CORNER'S
lTV OR SERVICE.
Ii tho unanimous opinion of all of tlioso who havo boon
pi it the Dusy Corner for years. Tho reason wo lead In tho
BjiIbms of this vicinity Is becauso every ounco of energy,
particle of ability, ovory mlnuto of years of oxporlonco are
il to account In catering to your wnnts, pleasures, satlsfac-
4 Mfety. Buy drug and drug storo goods nt tho Uusy Cor
"i get class, quality and satisfaction without extra cost.
part-Parsons Drug' Co.
PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED.
LEADING DRUG STORE IN COOS COUNTY.
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for about ono
Tlmos' office.
week. Inqnlro
LOST Round pdrt pin with dia
mond center. Howard for return
to Times' oflloco.
FOR SALE One 3-year-old, full
blooded Jorsoy bull of Yoakum's
stock. V. K. Rood.
Call 133
Do you know of anything that
would bo of interest to the public?
Havo you any suggestions to mako
relative to public affairs? Have you
opinions to express that you believe
would bo of general value?
Do you want a Job?
Do you want a hired girl?
Do you want to sell something?
Do you want to buy something?
If any of theso things appeal to
you, uso the columns of Thp Coos
Day Times.
WITH TEA
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Justice Is Immortal, eueruul
and Immutable, like Hod him
self; and the development of
law Is only then a progress when
It Is directed towards those prin
ciples which, like him, are eter
nal. Kossuth.
With sudden
smile.
winsome
tears nnd
Witching May doth now beguile.
Lllnc blossoms scent tho nlr; !
Vernal winds blow soft and fair:
Seed-tlmn wnliu wlil.m.i n... .!.. J
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Golden harvest Ilea before.
When In doubt keep pegging away
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MAY.
May
speakB lit the voices of
brooks,
In the singing of wind In the grns-
tscs,
From her mulling nicies, ever down
ward looks
On nil her dainty bowored nooks
That the lnzy bumble-bee passes.
May
loves the little nnd helpless
things
She shelters each frail tiny fel
low, And hovers protecting mother wlnus
O'er every struggling Wo that slugs
In her breezes gentle and mellow.
Wo welcome you blithely with loving
nrius,
And the enrth her Joy confesses;
You creep up daintily with your
charms,
With lavish giving and upturned
palms,
And henllng in your caresses.
Ethel Hallot.
April camo In llko n fool and only
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Ul'KUU IU KUl W1HU IHU lUHl IWO UUJH.
If men run tholr tjuslnesa tho wayj
cities do there would bo bankruptcy
h '
Wo are not disposed to crltlzo tho
Now York woman who offored $10,
000 for a husband, but It Isn't
enough.
THE HONEST GROCER.
I visited tho grocer's storo and met
tho ownor nt tho door, and said: "Sny
I Mr. Wheezo, I wish -you'd toll me,
straight and true, without evasion,
whether you havo got somo first class
cheese?" With great distress tho
grocor shrunk, and cried: "Tho
'cheese wo havo Is punk, It fairly
makes mo cry; It's bilious in Us tint,
,and coarso; I wouldn't feed It to u
horso; go somowhoro elso nnd buy.
Of courso," tho grocor said, "I must
confess I'd llko to got yourdust, and
hold your trado, forsooth; but whon
you nsk mo If my cheoso Is first rnto
I goods and bound to ploaso, I havo to
i -
tell tho truth." I clasped that grocor
j to my breast, and nearly squashed
I him on my vest, nnd wiped away
his
tears. "You'll hnvo my trade," I
gaily cried, "and that of nil my
friends besides, for forty thousand
years." And then I went Into his
storo, nnd bought a ton of flour or
moro, and mackerel In kegs, and can
ned tobacco, beans and peas, and axlo
greaso and whlfflortees, and codfish,
prunes and eggs. It took tho largest
village dray to haul my purchases
away, and every time I pass I drop
"Frou-Frou"
We have just received another shipment of the World's
Greatest Wafer, "FR0UFR0U," This famous wafer is
manufactured in Mydrecht, Holland, and is superior to
any other wafer on the market. Include some in your
next order.
We carry a complete line of BISCUITS and SWEET
GOODS In packages.
Lockharfs Grocery
A PARTICULAR STORE FOR PARTICULAR -PEOPLE.
PHONE 85-J I
AND TOAST
Int." that nrwer'n ntnre and clMp him
in m brent Mine more, nnd buy I
rx.i.e i den .
WALT MASON
On lie loukB hihmI dtml like all
ot hr.
The attention of Murshflold people
Is called to the nommlsslun form of
government, a busluess proposition,
which nil cities need.
Owing to adverse weather condi
tions, only ouo branch, of the corner
j loafers' union has been able to gather
-uorum 80 tar lh'8 month. '
William Francis Uaruard says "we
nrc aU ,mul'" I,ut ",nce vnrlol' ta
t,u' 8,,lcu of llfo' ,ct U8 bo tl,ank"1
t,,nt we nro not nl1 hughouse on the
iRnme subject.
Frank A. Venderllp, tho Eastern fi
nancier who visited Portland n short
time ago, In a recent preachment says
we should bo kind to our bankers
and cultivate them. Yes, that's nil
'right to talk about, but doing It Is
another matter.
We've always been
as ulco nu wo could be ours, nnd culti
vated htm all we could, but lie seems
to bo Jho only ono who gets nny pro
tits out of tho transaction.
Till: FARMING FEVER.
Wearied and vexed nt times with
business cares J. Albert Mntson sits
In his olllcc overlooking the bay nnd
uni.lnt? tlm Pnna TMvnt rnnr1inta
,,r , thplr , f ,,
nor()8g , , , ,
possessed of a vnguo yearning to get
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iiiiij ii utitii tiiiun hi; iiidi nuuiiivii ii
copy of n book with tho alluring tltlo
"A Llttlo Land nnd n Living." Audi1"0 Knsoiiue scnoouer which is io v
tho other day ho purchased Ivy Con- between hero nnd tho Coqulllo. was
droit's launch tho Shamrock. Ills delayed at San Francisco until Snt
fnrmlng Is likely to continue In tho rJn'' sho win Probably reach hero
land o' dreams and now and then! morrow. Tho schooner Ruby nr-
takea on tho noots vearnlnc:
. ,. ,, .,., ,.,,, fm mA .
wish I had n llttlo farm, Bomo acres
by tho shoro;
Tho country has a deal of charm
wlinn nnrlntr rnliirna nnnn mnrn.
r 0 not nB, for hlgh.prIcod lnndi
such Is beyond my reach;
And I'd be satisfied with sand, a
strip along the bench.
I do not enro for too much toll;
wouldn't farm for dough,
1
I think I'd llko a s'andy soil; It Is n't,00'"0 Mp
hard to boo,
I'd gaily harrow tip tho dunes nnd
clear away tho trash,
And sow somo pieplant or somo
prunes or olso somo succotash.
HOW IT HAPPENS
ACCORDING TO HOWE
Ever notice, when a dog follows a
woman, how sho stamps, hor foot
angrily nnd snya "Go home, sir!"
And tho dog pays no moro attontlon
than do her husband and boys.
In looking back over his past, ovc
ryman must admit that the sun wns
ofton bright whon ho mado no hay
Do you remember nny particular
saying of your father's? My father
was always saying "That abomlnablo
boy," meaning mo.
Ever notice, whon n mnn is hurt
who carries nn accident policy, how
long ho Is hurt?
Tho world Is full of men who want
better Jobs, who nro not willing to do
bettor work.
asp
LOCAL
TEMPER ATI UK
l'OUT.
in:-
For twenty-four hours ending
nt 4:43 p. in., April SO, by Mrs.
K. Mlngus. special government
meteorological observer:
Maximum CO
Minimum 30
At 4:43 p. tn f.2
Wlud Southwest; cloudy.
THE WEATHER.
(Dy Associated Press.)
OREOON, May 1. Showers
tonight Tuesday.
Ituyw Launch. J, Albert Mntson
has purchased tho launch Shamrock
from Ivy Condron.
Probate Court. Judge John V.
Hnll went to Coqulllo this morning
to hold tho monthly session of pro
bate court.
Funeral Sunday. The funeral of
Milton Epperson wns held yesterday
from Wilson's undertaking parlor
nnd was quite largely attended.
Kuiiiiiiet' Wins. Hy n score of 14
to 13, Sumner defented Enstslde In
a hot game there yesterday after
noon. Jim Mil Hoy or .MurslilkMil wns
the umpire.
Give Farewell. The Royol Neigh
bors will glvo ii farewell reception
tomorrow evening for Mrs. V. S.
row who ls ,cnvl,,B on tllL inUl f(,r
Pendleton, Oregon.
Ilont Movement. Tho President,
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inveu. m ni uanuon yesieruuy.
Kinney Cue. Refereo McKnlght
In tho Klnnoy bankruptcy proceed
ings tpday ontered an order continu
ing. It until 10 o'clock tomorrow. Tho
contlnuanco was to portnlt final ef
forts to be mado to effect tho arran
gement for a trusteeship.
Council TueMluy. Tbo Marshflold
city council will moot Tuesday ove
rling and a numbor of mattors will
IUIIIU llJ. 11 IIUIMUI W..VWW .. .....
will mako application for tho exten
sion of his streot car franchise,
I which- ho Is quoted as desiring, now
'or Inter was not announced today.
To Open Troll. Petitions to ralso
$7C or $100 to open up tho old trail
from Marshflold to Emplro, almost
straight across the penlnsuln, nro bo
ing circulated. Major Towor of Em
plro Is ono of tho promoter of tho
plnn. While tho trail cannot bo mado
Biiltablo for wngon or nuto road
without tho oxpondlturo of consider
ably moro monoy It Is thought U
would bo woll worth tho cost. The
trail passes near tho old Indian
mounds and through n natural park.
Scares Dlv. -R. M. Jennings got n
good ono on Dr. Dlx tho other night,
ovldontly gottlng oven for a fright
that Dlx had sometime caused him
with an nuto. Mr. Jennings wis
driving n tenm down tho streot nt a i
good clip. Dr. Dlx was crossing Jiut .
uhead of him but aulllclently to bo j
In tho clear. Jonnlngs saw It and
swerved his team In close bohlud Dlx
and gave an awful yoll for him to(
get out of tho way. Partlos who saw
it declare that Dr. Dlx Jumped higher
than anyone who has beon scared by
an auto.
Sails South. Tho Nann Smith
snllod lato Saturday for Hay
Point
with a big cargo of lumbor from tho
Smith mill, Capt. Olson having ro-
sumed command aftor his short vaca-
tlon. Capt. Olson reports that as
soon as tho dredge Oregon complotos
its work on tho Lono Troo shoal, mak-
ing an oighteon-foot cbannol from
tho mill to tho sea that ho will no
ublo to tako out considerably larger
FLOUR. HAS ADVANCED
Now Retails $ 1 .55 Per Sack
For
cargoes and says that then he can
take out veul like tho lintel Dollar
with n CATico of over 3,000,000 feet
of tuuibr.
Personal Notes
T'S IIAItll WORK TODAY.
it's hard enough to serlbble
When vagrant subjects vox;
Hut the hardest writing ever
Is writing monthly checks.
JAY WILCOX will leave on tho next
Hedondo for Snn Francisco.
C. U. SELUY and C. R. Peck loft this
morning for Coqulllo to attend'
court.
DH. J. W. INQUAM returns on tho
Ureakwoter tomorrow from his
trip to Spokane.
A. E. NEFF returned to Coqulllo this
morning to resume Jury service In
circuit court there.
J.
W. FLANAGAN, J. C. Kendall and
others composed n party who spent
Sunday at Empire.
WARNER OGREN returned today
from n fow weeks business trip to
San Francisco.
GEORGE and Carl Cllnklubenrd of
Daniels Creek were In Marshflold
today on business.
JUDGE COKE returned to Coqulllo
this morning nfter spending Sun
day with his family here.
MRS. NORMAN NELSON returned
today from nn ovor Sunday visit
with friends In Empire.
II. L. COLEMAN, who has been a
visitor nt tho A. J. Savago home,
left on tho Hreakwator for Spo
kane. MRS. WILLIS KENNEDY is spend
ing tho wcok nt tho homo of hor
fathor, Julius Larson, on Larson's
Inlet.
ARTHUR McKEOWN and wlfo and
children arrived homo today from
a month's visit with relatives In
California.
E. M. ERICKSON and wlfo loavo on
Wednesday for Rosoburg whoro
tboy will mako an oxtondod visit
with their daughter.
MRS. J. II. O'DONNELL of Day Park
underwent on operation nt Morcy
hospital this morning and is re
ported getting along nicely.
JACK MEREEN left Saturday on the
Nairn Smith for San Francisco and
Rorkeley whoro ho will spend a
fow weeks with relatives nnd
friends.
II. A. WELLS has returned from a
varmint hunt nt Wnltor Law
home's ranch near Fnlrvlow. Ho
didn't got any big gnmo this trip
but had an enjoynblo outing.
MISS EDYTHE M. EDDY, who has
beon a stenographer In J. W. Don
nott's law ofllco for tho last yoar
and n half, has reslgnod hor posi
tion on accouut of HI health.
REST PICTURE of year OHPIIEUM
tonight. Queen of Judon.
HAYING OF FAMOUS MEN.
"Roal estate Is tho best In
vestment for small savings.
Moro money Is mado from tho
rlso In real estato values than
nil other causes combined. To
speculate In stocks Is risky, and
even dangorous, but whon you
buy real estato you aro buying
an Inhoritnnce."
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
Richmond, California, real es-t
tato offers tho advantages of
putting tho abovo advice Into of
feet. Seo That Man Richmond,
307 Cooa Dldg. Now tract Just
opened; lots $25 down; $G por
month.
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