THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1911 EVENING EDITION
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COOS BAYTIMES
M. V. MALONEY
OAN E. .MALONEY
Editor mid Pub.
ALL OVER COOS COUNTY
.Ni'ws Editor L
Entered at tbe postomee nl Marsh
fleld, Oregon, (or transmission
through the malls as second class
mail matter.
NEWS OK ALLEGANY
"KEEP YOUR WORK AT HOME"
THE following advertisement un
der tho above head appears in
tho Grand Forks, North Dakota,
Dally Herald In a space three col
umns wide- and seven Inches deep.
Tho Commercial club of that city
contracts for It by the year, with tho
privilege of making changes at an'
time. The Herald is sent to every ,
man who writes the club for lnfor-j
niatlon regarding Grand Porks or
the country around It.
"Whatever you do, keep your mon
ey In North Dakotn. Invest It In your
own business, whatever that Is.
There arc fow businesses of any
'Itlnd In this stato that do not need
or that cannot profitably use addi
tional capital.
Buy North Dakota lands and dev
elop them. Buy Grand Forks city
property and develop It. Start a man
ufacturing plant In a small way and
let It grow with tho country.
Invest In any of n hundred differ
ent ways, but Invest at home.
Wo all uso tho dollar that works
at homo. Tho other fellow gets It
.when you send It away.
And, ten chances to one your In
"vestment at homo will prove a more
successful venture than It would
abroad You know home conditions
You aro familiar with the situation
In North Dakota.
Whntovor you do keep your money
At .homo.
Grand Forks Commercial Club
This club has nothing to sell Its
fauulncvB Is to promote Grand Forks
nnd North Dakota It represents all
interests alike.
Jack Parker and wife of South
Marshfleld are visiting at the C. A.
llodlue home.
Clifford Hastings Injured his hand
severely while cutting brush.
myrtle point news.
MYRTLE POINT, Ore., Sept. 30.
Mrs. C. 13. Mnybee, who has been
L.....1I..M .1.- ...n1. ... Xt..M.l t)ntn.
returned to her homo In North Bend,
Saturday.
COOSTOX CULLINGS.
C. Elford Is eroctlim a neat dwjll
flng lioiiBO on IiIh lots here.
Frank Sanborn has been ongngod
to teach tho Coostou school an clght
month term.
Mrs. U. B. Edinun, whoso homo
near Cooston, wan recently destroyed
ty lire, has u""o to Washington for
mi extended stay.
Several of tho young boys of tl'U
locality are numbered umoag the
fUtidouts, seeking a higher educa
tion at Corvullls.
Mrs. 10. J. Homme of Glondalo.
Ore., arrived with tho lust Upjak
wntor for a visit with her son, Wil
liam, tho postmaster.
CITY COUNCIL WILL
MEET THIS EVENING
Frank Prny and wife of Springfield,
Ore., arrived hero yesterday to visit
at tho home of her parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Itobt. Itooke on Coos Itlver. Mr.
Pray went to Myrtle Point today to
visit his mother.
CATCHING IXLKT NEWS
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Hallcnbeck is quite 111.
Mr. Byron Hodson nnd party re
turned from thblr fishing nnd hunt
ing trip at Sunset Bay this week, well
satisfied with tho time spent there.
Bishop H. L. Barkloy, who has
been tho gUest of Mr. and Mrs. B.
F. Boss, this week, will hold ser
vices' next Sunday at 11 o'clock at
Mosler Chapel on Coos Blver.
Mr. Clifford Doano, who met with
that painful accldont In haying time,
has so fully recovered that ho can
walk without crutchos and says, "If
weather permits ho will soon stnrt
sawing on another ono hundred cords
of wood."
XOHTII IXLKT XKWH.
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Mr. J. II. Andorson, an old tlmor
resident of North Bend, was visiting
frlonds on tho Inlet Inst week. Ho
has been In Central Oregon for tho
past four years.
The North Inlot Sowing clrclo mot
at Mrs. John Hope, Thursday. Thoy
expect to remove to Spokane in tho
near future where Madge and Bud
will attend school.
Mr. Win. Jnmos of North Bend
pasuod through from Scbflold whero
ho has been building a house for Mr
Craig. Ho reports much activity In
tho surveying pnrtles thoro.
Mr. Eddy, right-of-way ngent for
the Pacific Coast Itnllroad company,
Is around acquiring right-of-way.
They ngreo to begin construction
within six months and to hnvo trains
running within two years.
Mrs. L. Loom Is and mother, Mrs.
Jncobs, who has spent the week In
Myrtlo Point, returned to her home
In North Bend, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Roberts nnd
Mrs. Benson, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. L.
Phelnn nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Mac
chado of Myrtlo Point were In
Marshfleld attending the Women of
Woodcraft reception.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stevens, who
has spent the week In Myrtle Point,
returned to their homo In North
Bend, Saturday.
Miss Florence Mason, who has
spent tho last week with her paronts
nt Flshtrnp, went to Marshfleld to
open her school on Catching Inlet.
CURRY COUNTY XKWS
Events Tlu-iv iih Told by the Gold
Bcncli Globo
News of Col. Muncey's death was
brought to town by ono of his party,
nnd Will Bnlley and Dnvo Colvln
went up to the mine to assist In giv
ing the body a respectable bur nl
near tho McKlntey cabin. Deceased
has a sister living In Salem, and n
daughter and other relatives In Wash
ington. He was 74 years old.
W. 12. Smith nnd Moso Averllt
hnvo bought tho Smith sawmill at
PlBtohjTO,vor,'and will movo It to tho
W.nchu&'c River before the fall rains
sot In. r. Averlll started for east
ern 0; via Portland, to boUIo
up son. i .slncss nffalrs, and wl'.l
bring n. iso tyio horses. On his re
iqum, iwhrK" 'moving ttiso mill w.ll
eommonce.
Tho best senson's catch of salmon
with a hook and lino was mado o.'"
evening last weok by Will Bailey,
Will Chlldors and Floyd Huntley.
Tho three of them, w'th threo linos,
In less than thrco hours, cnugut
twenty thrco lnrgo chlnooks.
Market Avenue I '111 Quest Ion Likely
Uo Come Up mill Xortli Front
Street Grade.
Tho regular meeting of tho Marsh
flold city council which will bo held
tonight promises to bo n rather live
ly ono. Tho old question of filling
Market nvonuo and tho Interesting
ntreotB will come up and It Is oxpect
d that Levi HeUner and CnrI Al
torocht will again enter protest
-against tho use of the dredgo. Al
though tho Oregon cannot fill tho
rttroet boforo spring, It will be ne
cessary to mako preliminary arran
gements soon so that there will bo
no dolay when the dredge gets ready
for tho work.
The question of establishing grade
on North Frtont Htroot Is also expect
ed to rniiio 'up.
This being tho regular quarterly
KOHBlon of the council, tho meeting
comes on Monday Instead of Tues
day. "'.
GetH New Auto 1). L. Foote ro
colved n telegram today from George
Cloodrum announcing that tho new
1012 Cndlllac ear whleh he has pur
chased, has reached Portland and
will bo down on tho next Break
water. This will be the first 1912
model to reach Coos Bay. Mr. Foote
will mid It to his other car for public
servlro.
1MIOMPT AUTO SKUVICK day or
night, Phono 9S-J. Ray Martin.
CATCHING IXLKT XKWH.
Mr. D. Cuthcart of Marshllold was
the guest of II. S. Bonobrnko and
Mrs. Nowland nt dinner Thursday.
Mrs. John ' Conklin nnd daughter
of South Slough are tho guests of rel
atives and frlonds on tho Inlet.
J. C. Doano nnd son, Clifford, and
Will Hlgglnson were In Marshfleld
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Knowlton of
North Bend nnd Mr. John Huntloy of
Rnseburg came up the Inlet In a
row bont Thursday on a plonsuro trip
Mr. Allen Jnckson went to Coos
City on business todny.
Mrs. Byron Hodson Is a Marshfleld
shopper todny.
Cl'LLIXGS OF COQl'ILLE.
Coos County Het.kX'is lis Told by
The Sentinel.
Mayor Quick announced Thursdny
that there had beou many complaints
regarding the recent prize light hold
here. These complnlnts hnvo been
so numerous that in future nil prize
tights in Coqullle will be prohibited
If It Is In his power to do so.
.Tuines C. llnhlumii, "Cmlmy" Mayor
of Oiualui, "Throws the Lariat"
Mayor Jas. C. Dnhlmnu started his
career as a cowboy, and Is at pre
sent Mayor of Omaha, and has tho
following record. Sheriff of Dawes
Co., Neb., throe terms; Mayor of
Chadron, two terms; Democratic
Nat'l Committeeman, eight years;
TMnyor of Omaha, six years, nnd In j
IS) 10 Candidate for Governor of Neb
raska. Writing to Foley & Qo Chi
cago, ho says: "I have taken Foley
Kldnoy Pills and they hnvo glvon '
ino a great deal of rollof so I oheor
rully lecominoud thoni." Yours
truly,
(signed JMRS C. DAHLMAN.
Tho Coqulllo Mill & Mercnntllo
company Is loading four hundred and
thirty thousand feet of lumber on
flat cars for shipment to Mnrshflold
where It will bo transferred to tho
Snn Pedro to tnko to San Francisco.
Tho San Pedro's cargo will bo com
pleted and will probably leave next
week.
While Win. Camilla was at lunch
Tuesday sonio ono fired n rlflo bullet
through his otllce window above
Laird's store. Tho hole was In n
lino with his head whero ho usunlly
stands. The bullet loft n round hole
about two Inches In diameter In tho
window, Tho window which Is of
heavy plate glass was not shnttored
showing the bullet was not a spent
one, Tho bullet was found In the
conter of tho room and was about
tho size of a .22 special. The party
who shot the gun has not at tho pre
sent tlmo been found but the matter
Is being investigated.
Saw Mill
Refuse too
Valuable to
Burn
Many saw mills and wood
working factories no longer
burn their refuse or sell it
for fuel.
The refuse is used for vari
pus purposes including tho
extraction of alcohol, acids,
etc. It is made into a by-product
of great value.
Klectric Power, therefore,
has replaced the steam en
gines in many saw mills aii'J
box factories. It is employ
ed becauso it enables a sub
stantial redaction in the cost
of operation.
In "West Virginia, electric
power is being used in min
ing the. better grades of bi
tuminous coal. It can do the
work cheaper oven at tho
mouth of the mine.
We will sappliji experts who
van solve every power need.
Oregon Power Co.
Telephone 178.
Band Dancej
Eagles9 Hall, October 6th
Music Will be Furnished by the
Entire Band of Thirty Pieces
Admission $ 1 .00 Ladies Free
Proceeds to be Used in the Purchase of New Instruments
STATESU3NT OF CONDITION'
Flanagan Bennett Bank
of
MARSHFIELI), OREGON
At tho cIoho of business September 1st, 1011.
Itcsourccs.
Loans nnd Discounts $397,303.93
Banking Houso 60,000.00
CnBh nnd Exchnnges 141,646.53
Total 9388,010.40
Liabilities
Capital Stock paid in $50,000.00
Surplus and Undlvidod ProfltB 64,165.72
Deposits 484,774.74
Total 9.188,0 10.10
CONDENSED 8TATKMKNT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OK COOS HAY
At tho Closo of HusInoNS, September 1, 1011.
Resources.
Loans and Discounts $209,719.62
Bonds and warrants 88,852.46
U. S. Bonds to Bccuro circulation 25,000. 00
Roal cstato, furnlturo and fixtures 81,472.94
Cash and sight exchango lOO.OJU.OO
Total resources 93()5,H7(i.U2
Liabilities.
Capital stock $100,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits 6,886.20
Circulation 25,000.00
Deposits 4:ia,100.00
Total llabllltlos 9305,070.02
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
W. S. Chandler, president; M. C. Horton, vlco-prosldont; Dorsoy Kroltzcr,
Cashlor; John P. Hall, John S. Coko, 8. C. Rogors, W. U. Douglas, ,
F. 8. Dow, Wm. Or mos, W. P. Murphy.
WANTED!!!
CARPlTTS UPIIOLSTKHIXO AXD
PIANOS TO CLEAN, by the Pneumj.
tic Cleaning Company. Orderi for
work takon at
GOING HAUVKV
PHONE 100
Good Livery Service
Fancy now rigs, good hones isi
careful drlvors nro now at tthe dl
posai 01 1110 uoos uay public at
HEASONAI1LE HATES
Riga or rigs with driven ready for
any ir p anywnoro an time. Horw
boarded nnd rigs cared for.
Now hcarso and special acomn.
datlons provided for funeral parllet
W. L. C.ONDRON'S
' LIVKRV AND l-'EKI) 8TAI1LES
PI I ON K 27iW
What's the Use?
To tnko chances oa having joir
clothes spoiled by IncxperitocH
mon. Qlvo us your work. We di
ovorythltiK and do It first clan. Oir
I work will oxcol any work on Coci
I Day. Mako us provo It. We di
Idyolni;, cleaning nnd pressing, altec
lug nnd repairing. Wo make old bi'il
now.
Wo Cnll Kor mul Deliver Your Soldi
I UNIQUE PANTATORIUH
PHONK S30X '-.1U tonirai .wi
Have That Roof fixt
VOW
See CORTHELL
Phone 8181
Abstracts, Real Estate, Fjire
and Marine Insurance?
Title Guarantee and AbstractCo.
HHNRV 8ENG8TACKKN, Mgr.
Coqullle Onl: Phoaa 191 Marshfleld Office 14 -J.
Farms Timber Coal and Plattlni; Lands a apeclalty.
Genaral Agents "EA8TSIDE"
T
Blanchard's Liver
Wn imvn sccurod the llrerr &i
noss of L. IL Holsner sod sre P"J
pared to ronaer exceucu '"".i
tho poople ,ol 'Coo. Dr. OgJ
ai Ivors, gooo ris """,,' i J
not win mean nauivv. t -: ,vj
Iino puDic. r.uuiio " - -.-,
lhorso.arIgoranytb.alr
1110 uvcry iiuw.
S DU8inoss 01 ll Riu"
m.AvrifAItD nnOIIIElU
Livery. Fel nnd Bales 1 8enl
141 rirst ana Aiusr""
I'tiono iji-j
A new stock of tho latest In
tho
MAZDA LAMPS
Send in Your Order
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
PHONE 237-J
FOU RKNT
Houses $17. $1H and $20 iter month.
5-room house at Bunker Hill. . . .$12
Furnished Flat $12
Furnished rooms close In $8 and $10
AUG. FHIZEEN
68 Central Ave., Marshflold, Ore.
We Clean and Press
Ladies' and Gent's Suits
Goods Called for
and Delivered
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
PHONE MAIN 57.J
Urilf Uu. who have aoma Inventive ability
rinl Mlurn.r., WlulilMKteii, l.
T. J. SCAIFE
A. II. HODGI'S
Marshfleld Painti
(3b Decorating Co:
MASHFIELD,'
Orofjon
Estlmntes
Furnished
Phono 140L
Prof. A. Richards
A GHADUATINO TEACHER;
Pupil of Carl Chrlstensen, tho well
known New York Swedish concert
pianist, will tnko a limited number of
students for private lessons.
Applicants call at Studio, Sengs
tncken Dldg., 10 Rrondwuy.
Have Us Launder Your Underwear
Wo wash these garments cleauer
and better than the work can be done
elsewhere, and they aro not worn sp
much. We do not shrink them, even
woolen garments are returned the
same size as when sent us.
Wo Iron the garments nicely, make
ordinary repairs free of charge and
you havo fresh clean, sweet under
wear ready for each week's change.
Bundle yours up with next week's
laundry bundle.
Marshfield Hand & Steam Laundry
PUON.. 234KJ
Business Directory
Following Is a list of Ittul
niminflss Firms that I
Pay to Patronlie.
STADDEN
All Undi of photograph
bromide enlarging "o "
finishing.
t r K-noNTZ
Mhln'e and
GENERAL w""
Steam and ua .-
At Holland's boat -
.treet, MarshneldOrt.
.IM HllOP
Complete lino of D J" J
. . . u.im for w' 1
second-nann uiw,v-
bicycles, etc., rePa-- j
Umbrellas covered anjw I
B,I't fit Pbo
No. ? v- Fro"' St. iu
Z "TTl. r..a POPP
FAMILY H0lWi
THE 1M J
R;ea reduced to: jay. j
ti'flfl- week 2.U w u
keeplnis P"mnenn m" oJ
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