THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1911 -EVENING EDITION
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Have you had a
look at that swell
line of
Shirts ?
the kind with detachable collars and
every other kind, at
"The Toggery"
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! .'i lit! I' lllirltll' lit Itilllll'
.mii , r i nr- tnlnnu' oT i.illlr il'tcn
mtnf from lit- . ...t' miVirnm til
:i! War I In-tiiin. MU'i wim drtrt'r'K
" ! (1 Oxi ;r ..tit Hawley recent l
Well Known Marshfiefd Man -.-,u,MitiK n.t ...mm document
ir sent nur lllirai and rMiKKWlii
further thnt he wild anything els of
mill that could be utilised In nur
school work. 11 responded by hmiiI
ItifC eleven mail sacks full. Included
In the collection In n nonrly enmptetc
pot of reports of the CommlMloner of
Education; this one set of documents,
nlonc Is very vahmblc.
A Shop for Men.
Formerly G;o. Goodrum's.
l
FAR EXHIBIT
AT SIM me
I
neglects financial side.
College Evrcrt on IIiisIiun Mnuiigc
nient Snys Few Know How .Much
Crops ('out.
COHVALL1S. Ore., Mny 1. The
financial side of farming, the world's
greatest Industry, In nlinoBt entirely
Tells Portlanders What Is
Doing Merc.
The Portland Journal prints the
following: "Firm In the assertion
thnt Mnrshfleld and the adjacent
Coos Uny district nro on tho map
more than ever, Hugh McLnln, of
that place Is a visitor In tho city.
Mr. McLnln extended his acquaint
ance throughout the state last fall
when ho was a candidate for Rail
road Commissioner on tho Demo
cratic ticket, and now that the sensoii
for stnto politicians Is closed he Is
eagerly spreading tho gospel of Coos
nay In n convincing manner.
"Spring finds conditions In Marsh
field most satisfactory," stated Mr.
McLnln, "an Instance of which In
Illustrated by the fact that during
tho month of March the C. A. Smith
Lumber Company cut 12.000,000
!feet at Its Cons liny mills.
"A recent event of great signifi
cance to Mnrshfleld, however," con
tinued Mr. M"Lnln, "was the nrrlvnl
of the Hazel Dollar, the largest ocean
freighter to load In Coos Hay. This
boat Is 3510 feet In length nnd clrnwn
20 feet, and Is engaged In the Orient
al trnde. She arrived In Mnrshfleld
'during the second week In April,
loaded 2.2."0.000 feet of lumber In
ten days and deonrtcd for Grn"i Har
bor to complete her enrgo. Her nr
rlvnl wns mil do possible by the ef
fective hnrbor Improvements mndo
bv the government dredge that Ins
been at work for the pnst five months
HOMK IlAKEllALL MAXIMS.
i 't's n wise child thnt knows how
to keep a scoro card.
Pitchers with glass arms shouldn't
throw curves.
1 A fly In the hand Is worth two In
'the nlr.
Inflolders, like outfielders, come
'home to roost on tho umpire's neck.
Mnke first while the sun shines In
the fielder's eye.
I A line drive cuts no grass.
A word to the wise Is sufficient,
hut a club for tho umpire. e
He who hits nnd runs nwny mny J
get n hit another day.
If nt first you don't succeed, slide
ngnln.
To err Is human, to hit .300 divine
U'h u poor bnt that won't work
both ways.
Hit nnd the world laughs with you.
strike out nnd you mourn nlonc.
It's a punk curve thnt has no turning.
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M. JAJL V
Alfred B
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ATHALIAII, Queen of .luden, Or
phoum TONIGHT. SAME PRICES.
' neglected by both the farmer nnd tho
F. B. TJChenOr SayS That COOS ,"i'." " J. A. Hexell of accordance with the $r,0.000 Co-.i
,uio Oregon Agricultural uoiicgo, RrPslonn1 appropriation.
I author of n volume on "Fnrm Ac- "When the Hazel Dollar left Coos
counting nnd Huslness Methods" now nny HM( wnB inn,icti to n depth of
In Its sixth thousnud.
"Professor Unlley of Now York
snld, In discussing the matter of his
own state, 'In visiting practically
bo caHlly carried out and menn much every fnrm In one of tho counties of without tho nld of n tug. Ilefore lone
to tho County of Coos. You prob- the state, wo did not find ono man i w im possible for such bonis, and
ably uro nwnro thnt Coos county ox- who knew how much It cost him to 0V(, jnrger ones, to load to cnpacltv
hlblta nt tho Oregon Stnto Fnlr lmvo produce milk or to rnlso nny of his t Mnrshlleld, for In addition lo tho
FOLLOW the HAND to IIANDO.N,
Sunday. MAY 7.
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.Label
Assures you of style, fit and
quality the utmost value your
money can buy. Men of al
ages thoroughly rely on Benja
min Clothes for the absolute
satisfaction they give
Guarantee.
If Front of Coat Breaks in One Year's
Customer can Have a New Suit Free
Suits $20.00 to $40.00
Let Us Show You New Spring Styles
Hub Clothing and Shoe
Marshficld
County Should Have
Building at Salem.
SALEM, Ore., April 20. Keillor
Coos Hay Times 1 nm going to sug
gest to you ti proposition which could
nearly 1S feet. The captain told me
thnt this wns tho first time thnt the
Hn7ol Dollar had ever entered n hnr
bor. docked, loaded and depnrtd
Federal nppronrlatlon for harbor Im
provements, the citizens of the nnrt
by nonulnr vote recently subcrlbnd
n $.150,000 bond Issue for this pur
pose. While the Issue Ih hoW nn f"
the Mine helnc by n frlendlv su't
imniiT'it n woMlo certain oolntri li
dispute, tho lit tent ton enn In no
been smnll. Coos county has moro crops,'
different things to exhibit than uny "Tim Secretary or Agriculture, In
other county In the state. recent Year Hooks, points out the
Tho proposition thnt I suggest to remarkable prosperity of tho fnrmer;
you nnd hope thnt you will boost It thnt tho export of fnrm products In
until It Ih there In fnct, Is for Cooa vastly In excess of all other exports
county to erect a nent bungnlow, or combined; thnt n million ngrlculturil
nny other suitable building, on tho debtors hnvc been' transformed dur-
Oregon 8tato I-nlr grounds. Some- lug tho last ten years Into tho snmo nffort tho ultlmnto Improvement of
thing permanent where Coos county number of surplus depositors; thnt (ho hnrbor.
can exhibit Its minerals, lumber, 'contrary to IiIh reputation, tho fnrm
frult, otc. It Ih true thnt tho veget- or Is a great organizer, nnd ho linn
allies could not be on exhibit with achieved remnrkablo nnd enormous
much success, but the minerals, wood, successes In in nny Hues of economic
canned and preserved 'vegetubles and cooperation In which the people of
fruits could be dlspluyed ench year, other orcupntloiiH lmvo either innde
1 have tnken this up with the sec- no beginning or have uenrlv, If not
THK FAST AND COMMODIOUS
Steamer Redondo
(Equipped with
Wireless)
Will nmku regular trips carrying pusHcngeni both wiiys tuul freight
tretween Coos Uny nnd San Francisco. AlIrvNerviitlonNforpariHeiigora
iimile nt Alliance Dock, Mnrshlleld nnd Inter-Oeeaii Trnnsp. Co.
Union Street Wluirf No. 2, Sin Francisco. For Information, phone
M..I or 2H.1. Will sail for Hun Francisco WcdneMluy nfternoon,
Mny slid.
INTER-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION COM PAX V.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECI
Ttt. o. w. li-slik,
'-' Osteopathic I'hjildJ
Jrndtinto of tho Araerlan
Osteopathy nt Klrkirllle. Xtl
In Kldorndo Ulk. Hounllul
i', Phono 161-J; UmbbU,
rn. j. ixoilvm,
- Fliynlclnu nd Serf
200-210 CokeEt
Flioncs: Otllcc 102J) Mk
rotnry of the State Fnlr Honnl nnd
he Is very nuxlous to have Coos
County erect such a building and will
give n siiltablo location on tho
grounds.
I have nlso tnken It up with ono
of the editors of tho Portland Tele
gram nnd they have promised lo
boost.
Tho expense of erecting this build
ing would be smnll nnd be worth
much to Coos county. Oo nhend and
boost It from your end of tho lino
nnd I will do my part at this end.
There Is plenty of time between
now and September 11 to erect this
building. Let Coos County bo the
first ns others nre sure to follow.
Yours very truly,
F. H. TICHK.NOH.
completely, failed.' He points out t1(.gln.
"Within ten dnys nctunl work Is to
bo begun on tho electric street rnll
wnv thnt Is to connect Mnrshlleld
with N'rirtli nend. Tbe lino will ho
tliroo miles lntlT. ntwl I 'ipvn If on
eooil nutborltv thnt It fl'inriood n'vl
thnt artunl construction Is nbout to
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OLD ItKLIAIJLE
STEAMER BREAKWATER
ALWAYS O.N TIME
SAILS FltOM POUTLAXD AT I) A. SI., OX .MAY 1, l, 11, 1. sji.
(1 AXD .11. '
FKOM CODS DAY AT HKItVU'li OF TIDK MAY .1, H, lil, IH, :J.
1-. II. KKATIXO, ACFXT
W. DKXXKTT,
Lairjtr.
thnt most farmers live better than the
average merchant or mechanle.
"It Is doubtless true thnt the fnrm
er Is becoming a factor to be reckon
ed with In the business world: thnt
the averago farmer knows vastly
more nbout scientific fnrmlng thnn
his father did. He understunds more
PIIOVI.'! MAIV -1S.T. I
"Of course Mnrshfleld's irr-eeti
iiood w rnllroad fncllltles, nnd M"rh
fleld Ih still hopeful. (h rel''nts
feollnc thnt the ndvnnlnge Its locn
tlmi offers nH a terminal point will
not bo dlsregnrded much loncor. es
poolnllv by some trauscnntlnent.il
road nt present without n Pnclfle
thoroughly the value of proper eul- r-onst terminal. It Is claimed that bv
Till? SOl'XD SLKFI' OF GOOD
ni:.irif.
Can not be over estimated and
ny ailment that prevents it la a me
nace to health. J. L. Southers, Kauj
Clalro, Wis., says: "I have been nn- '
nblo to sleep soundly nights, becnuso
eiiMon. of fortHWntlon of otatlmi.
of crops, nnd of diversified funning.
Hut It can not bo said that ho owes
his success to Improved business
methods. Ho hns been successful
rather In spite of IiIh Ignorance In
his respect, and because of the
lavish generosity of mother nature."
The college Is now giving courses
In fnrm business mnnncement by mall
for the benefit of those who can not
attend the courses nt the college.
Some fifty hnve nlrendy completed
the course.
maki: good. hi:xxi:ssi:y.
i From Kugene Register.)
A Coos county grower will send the
July work Ih to be stnrted on the
liffiMoHO'l Coos Hnv and Holso rnM
rood. nnd east and west lino that Is
projected from Holse west ncross
Central Oregon, through llosehurg
and over the Coast Flange Into Mnrsh
lleld. Whether this season will see
any actual rnllroad construction work
undertnken remains to be seen, hut
no less n sum thnn $20,000 nlrendy
has been expended on surveys for
the line.
"However. Mnrshfleld Is to hnve
Improved overlnnd cmuniunlcntlon
wth Portlnnd within three weeks
when nn nntomohlle stnge lino from
Mnrshfleld to Itoseburg Is to be In-
"THK FIUKND OF COOS DAY"
S. S. ALLIANCE
COXXF.CTIXG WITH THK XOUTH HAXK HOAD AT POUTLAXD
Sails for Eureka Tuesday May 2
...mvn .?0IlTI1 PAC,F,03"MSIUP COMPANY.
UiONh '" C F. McOKOHQB,
Agent
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COOS BAY-ROStBURG STAf i im
Dally Htago between lloscburg nnd Marshficld. Stage leaves diWlv
and Sumlnys nt 7 ji. in. Fare, $0.00. y
OTTO SCHKTTKrt, Agent, 0. P nAnviim
i0 .MARKCT AV., Marshflcld. Agent. HOSEDURg! Oro.
iiiujve 11
Ofllco over Flanagan & Si
Marshflold
v. M. S. TUHPE.V,
W ArcWlect '
Over Chamber of Cox-i
C00S BAY III
Wo havo secured it 1""
uoss cf L. II. Helmet u.. j
pnred to render euw'
(he neonle of Cool BlT
diivors, good rigs 1 'J
thnt will mean satliia"7'!
tho public. Phone uiiort'
horso, a rig or anrtniJl'"'
tho livery line. We ' '
trucking bualnesi of ill U-
I1L.4XCHAIU) Dliui"
Livery, FccdndSl!
141 First and Aiaer
Phone UN
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niiKiirateri. Tho trln will hko nlfii
l r ... I. ....... f mi ' !-
or pains ncross my back nnd soreness '" ioiuuiib imm nis or- or nine hours, nnd there will ho ono
or my kidneys. My appetite wns voryjchard tllls vonr J"8 ,0 convlnco thnt Ftng0 concll oaph wnv ,,ncn (lnri Thus
poor nnd my general condition wns'""'u'r '" 'pwonn do grow In Oregon it will be possible for Mnrshfleld resl
niuch run down. I havo been tnking! KI1CK XFAK DHAIX. , dents to leave homo at 7 o'clock In
Foley Kidney Pills but a short tlmo
the morning nnd reach Itoseburg In
nnd now sleep ns sound ns n rock, my DHAIX, Ore.. May 1. Tho snwmlll "' to cntch the 1:50 o'clock train
general condition Is greatly liuprov-nlant and lumberyards of the Leona f(,r Portland, nrrlvlng nt the latter
ed, and I know thnt Foley Kidney
rills havo cured me." For sale by
lied Cross Drug Store.
A XKW OLD IIOTKL.
Old patrons of Tho Windsor Hotel,
San Francisco, will bo glnd to hear
that this famous houso Is now open
In a fine now six story building right
down town. Now furniture, now car
oeta, steam heat, hot water nnd tele
phone in every room. Cafo In con
nection. Notice theso rates: Room
h prlvnto bath 1 1 ft day, JC nweoK,
All cars pass the door. Select family
hotel, Windsor Hotel, 238 Kddv
ttreet, San Francisco.
Mills Lumber Company, at Leona, P'nf0 nt
Ive miles north of Drain, were com- nlng."
jlotoly destroyed by lire Satnrdnv
At i o'clock the flro was not under
control nnd the residences nnd store
near the plnnt wero still in dnnger.
The origin of tho fire wns not learned.
The saw mill was worth approxi
10 o'clock the same eve-
non't fnrcot
PHOXK 21 1..I.
the Turkish Dafhs
Foley Kidney Pills contain in con-
centrnted form Ingredients of estab-'
llshed thorageutlc value for tho!
mntely $40,000, nnd there was nbout prompt nllovlatlon of all kidney nnd
tio.i.vw worm oi nimDcr in the ad- bladder ailments. Folov KlHnov phi.
nro nntlseptlc, tonic nnd restorative.
Do not allow your kidney trouble to
progress beyond tho reach of medi
cine, but start taking Foley Kidney
Pills at once. Refuse substitutes. For
sale by Red Cross Drug Store.
Joining yards. There Is some Insur
ance, but how much Is not known.
Tho plant was ownod by J. J. Ken
ney and Bon. W. H, Kenney. A
branch yard Is maintained at Rose
Business Directory
Following Is n list of Reliable
Business Firms thnt It will
Pay to Patronize.
Go To
WILLEY & SCHR0EDER
for
Plumbing and Heatinq
Mnrshfleld, Ore., Phono 773
STADDEN
All hinds of photograph work,
bromldo enlarging and kodak
finishing.
J. J.. KOONTZ
Machine nnd Repair Shops
GEXKHAL MACHINIST
Steam and Gas Engine Work
At Holland's boat shop, Front
street, Marshflold, Ore.
11 t. n . .
Laurie rortame
Lamps at Cost
Wo nlust move these goods
to give room for changes wo
will make this spring. Now Is
the time to get n bargain.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
PHOXK 237-J. ,
WATCH! NO!
Homer Mnuzey, ome of tit
nnrt fhA solicitor fOf M "'
laundry. Watch Mm! t
to stop you on theiUMi
nil rtMrnllB nt LaundrX
at your nome any tlae. w
Laundry business fron"T
Marshficld Hand i
Steam la
piio.ni: saw
FOR GOOD WORK
Bring your clothes to us. mBnin
pressing and renalrlne a n,io!.
by experienced men. Batlsfactlot
guaranteed MjANCHAKI) & DOD
SOX, Alliance Rldg. Front St,
Keal Estate Bargains
For bargain In City, punker Hill
and Farm Property. See
, AUG. FRIZEEN
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
68 Central Ave., Marsfaaefcl, Ore,
Ann TTUP NESTED
PLYJIOUTH ROC
... ,i iiAve rro!9c I
.. V. A ona.lmpng Ol '
quality with records of J 1
eggs In 365 days.
n,.. m.inira ml E '" '
uu, w... ,
t..i. ...... m-Hprg BO" "
heavy laying stock for Is
.. . PinllrT '
I'lyreouin i-iatT. .
FRED. DACHMA'i
Marshficld, P 45,
hi DYJSJJiu
Frencn try and 8teo
,-J. j -. suit. '
ed for and delivered. P 1
ow- nrwaHfllTVDltB'
ING WORKS R. E- FII
Port of Market Ave
Try my vacuum eirl
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