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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1912 -EVENING EDITION
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RELIEF Fill
FOR FAMILIES
(Continued from pago 1.)
ercn food supplies will bo acceptable
if tho party desiring to exercise
charity feels that he or she Is better
able to contribute in this wny.
Mrs. Xolllo Owen of tho Ladles
Emporium this afternoon Informed
Tho Times that sho would gladlly re
eclve any clothing or supplies which
might bo offered for tho needy fami
lies. Sho will also aid In distribut
ing theso.
Tlnii For Ik-nollt.
Director It. N. Fenton of the Coos
Bay Concert Hand had planned to,
rlvo n rntirnrt nf Mm Mnunnln nnnrn
Houbo next Sunday afternoon and It
is now suggested that It bo changed
into a benefit for the widows and
children of tho victims of tho launch
North Star. Manager Wilson hns it
under advisement and will probably
confer with tho members of tho band
at tho regulnr meeting this evening.
airs. wm. uorsiali, Mrs. Gldlcy
and n number of prominent musl-
-cintis havo tendered their services for
any benefit concert or program that
may bo arranged.
BEffiTil
LOUIS 1LASSI
SIXTH VICTIM
man sines
Jas. Barkhouse Dies From In
juries Sustained In Gas
Explosion.
Jas. DarkhouBO, who was Injured
In tho gas explosion at tho Doavor
Hill mlno yesterday morning died nt
Mercy hospital lato last night. Ho
was horribly burned by tho oxploslon
la addition to tho injuries to Ills
body.
Darkhouso is Hiirvlvod by a wife
Thoy havo boon at Doavor Hill about
a year, Mrs. Darkhouso coming from
England to Join hor husband who
had preceded hor to Amorlca.
Tho funoral will bo hold at 12:30
Wednesday from tho Wilson chapol,
Rov. II. E. Drowning officiating.
Tho other minors who woro injur
ed in tho accident nro gottlng nlong
Bjcoly.
ALFRED HILL
BETTER TODAY
Carpenter Caught In Shafting
at Smith Yesterday Seve
rely Injured.
Alfrod Hill who was badly Injured
in an nccldout at tho now romanu
facturlug plant nt tho C. A. Smith
mill yostordoy, was roportod getting
along nicely at Mercy hospital today.
Hill had his leg brokon and was
badly bruised and battorod about tho
body.
Hill was working as a carpontor at
tho roinnnufacturlng plant nnd got
loo cioso to a sprockot on tho shaft
ing. Ho bnckod Into tho shafting
and IiIr clothing caught. Ho was
swirled around tho shnftlng nnd was
rolonsed when Ills clothing gavo wny.
Only his shoes and part of his un
derclothing rcmnlnod.
North Bend Logger Who Was
Just Recovering From In
juries Lost on North Star
That tho sixth victim of tho
launch North Star No. 1 dlsnstor
was Louis Molnssl was positively
established today.
L. T. Matthews of North Dond
know him quite well and when It was
rumored that ho might bo tho un-
Irnnwn vlrllm Innltml inn mnttor lin.
He found that Molassl had gone to
his room at "Our House," a lodging
house In North Dcnd, Saturday
morning and changed his clothing for
the logger's garb. Ho told tho land
lady that ho waB going to tho South
Inlet camp of tho Smith-Powers com
pany to go to work and was going
down on tho North Star No. 1 Sat
urday afternoon, unns. uarncs, wno
know Molassl well, saw htm going to
tho boat and so it is practically
established that Molassl waB tho un
known victim of tuo disaster.
Molassl, so far as known, hnd no
relatives here. Ho wns a forclgnor
but had spent most of his time hero
for the Inst few yenrs. Ho Bavod his
money and had bought two lotB on
Plat C. Ho sustained n broken leg
lu a logging camp sometlmo ago nnd
had been at Mercy hospital until n
fow weeks ngo when ho took quarters
at another placo In North Dcnd.
Archlo Phillips know lilm well and
ho Ih conlldcnt that MolaBsl waB tho
victim.
Molnssl's description tallies closoly
with Hint of tho unknown victim as
given by T. II. Dnrry nnd Miss Wick
man of Empire. At first, Miss Wlck
mnn wns under tho impression that
tho stranger had a honvy dark mous
tache On a second thought, sho
was not posltlvo as sho hnd only
cnsually observed him through tho
window of tho launch cabin.
Tho fact that tho stranger had In
timated that ho had boon In tho hos
pital, according to conversation
ovorhenrd by T. II, Darr-, Is addi
tional ovldonco that tho strangor was
Louis Molnssl.
Tho statement by Mr. Motcalf of
tho Smith-Powers company's camp
that ho wns stiro tho victim was not
Molassl yesterday caused somo doubt
about it. Mr. Motcalf could not bo
ronched today to loarn why ho felt
that Molassl wns not tho victim.
WEATHER DELAYS WOItlC.
President Sproulo Sny Coos Day
Lino Ih Doing Hushed.
President Sproulo of tho South
om Pacific wns In Portland Saturday
and tho Orcgonlnn quotes him ns
follows In roforonco to tho Coos Day
lino:
"Wo expect to contlnuo with tho
loos nay project as rapidly ns pos
sible," said Mr. Sproulo. "Tho
weathor hns not boon ontlrolv favnr-
ablo lu tho last fow months nnd pro
gross necessnrlly has boon somowhat
slow. Howovor, wo havo boon doing
fairly woll on both tho Natron nnd
Coos nny Jobs, considering thnt thoy
nro lu mountainous territory.
FAIL TO FIND
OF
M
BODIES
CANADA NOW FIGURES
Rejection of ltoclnrocltv lias Cost
Her $2(1,000,000 This Year.
(Dy Associated fress to Coos Dny
Times.)
OTTAWA. Out., Jan. 23. Ac
cording to figures compiled In Win
nipeg, Westorn Canada has lost 7.
600,000 on tho Winnipeg grnln mar
ket nlono by tho rejection of tho pro
posed reciprocity compact. Sovornl
times this amount wns lost lu three
eastern provinces when all tho nn
turnl products are taken Into consi
deration, bringing tho total up to at
least 125,000.000.
WORDS.
Keep a watch on your wordi, my
darling,
For word aro wotulorful tlilnns.
Thoy aro awcot llko tho licoa' freah
honey,
Uko th bens, thoy hava torrlblo
BtlllKB.
They can bleas llko tho warm clad
sumhlno
And brlcliten a Innnlv tir.
They can cut In tho atrlfo of anser,
Llko a cruel two edged knife.
-Foreot-Me-Not
DLACK QUTTERFLIE3.
VTnEN prlilo of the meadow and soMen
rod
Aro docking the liayou'a bank
And the still, brown water that Klides be
tween ItcHecta their vorduro rank,
MUIKN day ufter day, through tho aunllt
hours.
Tho lluttor of velvot wlnus.
Uko the trappings of fairy funerals,
A tllckurlni; shadow lllncs,
fDINY and swift and all shrouded In
bluck.
Llko motes In the clear sunlight
Or llko shade of their sister butterflies,
Thoy cover the blossoms bright.
fiO our lives nro dappled with necks of
KJ shade
That often obscure tho flowers.
Yet seo how tho purple and gold shins
through
Tho hovering, black winged hours.
SEC. KNOX" IS CALLED.
Must Explain Secret Einul of Lnko
Cliiiiiiplnlii Epos1loit,
'(By Associated Press to tho Coos Dny
Timet.
WASHINGTON. D. C. Jan. 2.1.
Secrotnry Knox was served with a
subpoena nt the rnnltol to npiipnr bo
fore the House Committee on Stnto
Department expenditure to explain
the "secret fund" expenditures for
tho Lnko Chnmiilnln contonnlnl colo
uration In 1000. nimrtmont Dis
bursing Onicer Morrison refused to
produco tho vouchers.
Careful Watch for Sea to Give
Up Its Dead Proves to Be
In Vain So Far.
Up to noon today, nono of tho bo
dies of tho victims of tho North Star
No. 1 disaster had been recovered.
Careful wutch has been kept along
tho beach but in vain.
If. In linllnvpil thnt nil nf Min vlr.
tlnis equipped thcmsolvcs with llfo-
prescrvers uciore tuo rsortn star
sank. If so, thalr bodies may havo
washed far out to sea.
Mr. Albco, a brother of Ira Albco,
and Mr. Wyman, a brothor-ln-law of
Ira Albco nnd Joo Yonkcr, camo up
to Marshflold today. Doth had des
paired of recovering any of tho bo
dies. Tho Ill-fated launch Is coming
ashoro In pieces, breaking up on tho
beach.
SIZE or U. S. NAVY.
Now Hns 882 Vessels of Alt Classes
In Service.
(Dy Assoclntcd Press to Cows Bay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 23.
With tho completion of nil vessols
now under construction or authoriz
ed, the United States will have a lleot
of 3S2 ships of all classes with an
nggregatc displacement of nearly n
million nnd a hnlf tons. Eleven ships
totnllng 30.3S0 tons nro unfit for sen
service, there nro thirty-two vosscls
under construction for tho navy and
24 more with a displacement of
344,970 authorized.
Don't forget tho Turkish Baths
PHONE 211-J.
Try Tho Times' Want Ads.
THE DIBLE.
Tho Blblo is not a book. It is
n library of sixty-six different
books, written in its present
form by forty or fifty different
writers, but contributed to by
many more. Its earliest book
the book of tho covenant, con
tained in tho present book of
Exodus wns written ten or
twelvo centuries beforo Christ
Tho gospel of John, ono of tho
latest, was written at tho closo
of tho first or tho beginning of
tho second century nfter Christ
Thus for not less than ten or
twelvo hundred years was this
library In process of formntlon.
It contains all that Is best In tho
literature of nn ancient pcoplo
which has survived tho wrecks
of time. In it nro found history,
biography, law both political
and ecclesiastical, fiction, poetry,
drnmn, practical ethics and prac
tical theology. Dr. Lyman Abbott
PUBLIC OFFICIALS.
No ofilcinl In this country,
however high, can cxcrclso any
arbitrary power whntovcr. Our
public olllclnls enn only do what
tho laws empower them to do.
Thoso put In olllce by tho pcoplo
cannot do ns they like, but only
ns tho laws prescribe There is
no mora dniigcrotm mnn In this
freo country than tho official
who thinks thnt ho In better
thnn tho laws or can do ns bo
likes regardless of tho laws.
Mayor flnynor.
None Better
None Cheaper
THAT'S OUR MOTTO
Men's Suits
From $8.50,
To $25.00
A FULL LINE OP MUX'S FUR
NISHING. SHOES AND HATS.
ALL THE BEST AT POPULAR
PRICES.
FIXUP
Mnrshfielcl & North Bond
MODERN BUSINESS.
The great transportation sys
tems which nro absolutely Indis
pensable to tho well being of
modern society nro strong col
lective ngencles, controlling hun
dreds of thousnnds of disci
plined wngo earners. They tako
account Indeed of tho needs or
Interests of largo groups or en
tire communities. They pay,
however, scant attention to tho
individual consumer or producer.
In tho factory system which nec
essnrlly prevails lu tho most of
the Important Industries tho Indi
vidual workman Is Just an atom
In a complex machine. Tho hugo
monopolistic Industrial combina
tions, tho combinations among
llnnnclnl Institutions which put
great masses of capital within
tho control of n few persons nnd
tho lnrgo retail establishments, in
which captains aro fow nnd sub
ordinates mnny, all tend to di
minish tho personal independ
ence of tho nverago man or wo
man. Tho trade unions tako a
strong hand In reducing tho per
sonal Independence nnd practi
cal liberty of tho Journeymen in
their respective trades. In short,
It Is Impossible thnt tho clerks,
operatives, salesmen nnd trndo
unionists of today should bo ns
Independent, self rcllaut and en
terprlslng as tho pioneers, fnrm
ers, fishermen nnd uncontrolled
mechanics of 1770 wero.-Churles
W. Dllot
Hello! Hello!
Houeowlves of Mnrahfiold ubo
Marshfield
Creamery
Butter
If your grocer docs not keep
It cnll up PHONE 7S-J.
Freo dollvory 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
also
STERILIZED CREAM & MILK
ICE, BUTTERMILK,
COTTAGE CHEESE
Union Oils
.MSOLINE DISTILLATE
IlISXZIXE KEROSENE
SAMSON GAS EXGIXES
and
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co.
ILu-bhfleld, Ore. PHONE 302-J
Moll Orders Solicited.
C6
Our Personal Guarantee
So ail Skin Sufferers"
Red Cross Drug Store.
T. J. SOAIFE Vg a. II. HODOINS
Marshfield Paint.
Decorating Co.
Estimates MARSHFIELD,
Furnished Phono 140L Oregon
Blanchard's Livery
W7a l.n.. ...A..-M .1.. . - .
" io owutw. me nvery oust-
JObS Of L. H. Hoisner nnil nra nra-
pared to render oxceilnnt nrvi in
tho pooplo of Coot Day. Careful
di Ivors, gooa rlsa ad everything
hat will moan satisfactory sorvlce to
tho UUbllc. Phono no fnr n A-Ilr.
. . w H ,,, 4WTIHS
norso, a rig or anything needed In
iuo nvery lino. We also do truck
ng business of all kinds.
RLANCIIARD nnOTnERS
Phone 138-J
Livery, Feed and Sales Service.
141 First nad Alder Streets
ED ECUADOR TROUDLE.
WASHINGTON'. D. C. Jan. 23.
Artlc'cs of pearo to bringing to nn
end tho revolution In Ecuador, have
been signed by the lenders of tho
fedoral troops and tho revolutionists
nt Guayaquil. it was ofllelally re
ported to tho Stnto Dopnrtmont today
from tho American Consul thero.
Wfl ltflVA liAtn In 1. ,.!., J . ..
m -- v .... - v n ii irucMut-pn iii una i own
'r feuw tliiie. Mid wu me looking to
IM up ti'tuW li- always tidvUtng our
-bun rig i.t.
fro w we toll you tlint wc have
, uTk vt " .wU". lh nmniifaoturer-H
iron clad aiuranteo. bnok. ly ourselves
.mi can iiH.iui i.uii it that we slvo our
. . If i-i..1" .,Uc.r. t0 MeU a few bottles
r iiwjiotiiB u, kin suffcrflM, hut he-
iul-- .," "",.J "w " w" ,'l our
..... ,t ,,. nvii our iuirons.
I AX?kS? m st00h aniX " O" ,e well
,in ?'" wmdlo. lint we will say
ii,,rUJ'0" ?, -utTerlinc from any
kin I or sVln trouble, ecseiua. psoriasis,
rush or tetter, we want you to try a ful
vnS W? .r D- P: K Inscription
AnJ, if t does not do Jue work, this
Rod Cross Drug Store.
toVidu!" 08t you no,hlne- Tou a,ono
Aualn and again we have seen how a
iSWthi,r0ffiinO,.,i"8 Blmp,e wash appilea
to the sKln. takes away the JtcfiT In-
r.earm.n-.n,t.nd U'e CUre8 aU 8eel" o b8
n Dn UA ? .Prescription made by the
D, D. D. Iboratorlea of Chicago, ta
wl iitiriin nn.l V.l.: i!i.V""L' M '. ot
coo ihiB ingwdlent ' And Tt u""
jusi crary with Itch, you will feel
soothed and cooled, the Itch absolutely
washed nway the moment you applied
Wu havo jnado, fat friends of more
than one family by recommending this
remedy o a skin sulterer hero ami
there and we want you to try it now
on our positive no.pay guarantee.
WANTED ! ! !
;arpets upholsterixq and
PIANOS TO OLEFIN, by tho Pnouma
tlo Clennlng Company. Orders for
work taken at
GOING nARVEY
PHONE 100
Men's High -Grade Clothing
At Clearance Sale Prices
Entire stock reduced nothing held back
no reserve, every suit included AH colors,
blues and blacks and fancy mixtures,
latest diagonal weaves
Prices One-Fourth, One-Third to
One-Half Less
"MONEY TALKS"
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co.
MARSHFIELD
BANDOti
"THE FRIEND OP COOS RAY"
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
SAILS FROM PORTLAND FOR COOS BAY 6 P. M.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 24.
CONNECTING WITH TUB NORTH DANK ROAD AT PORTLAND
NORTH PAJIFIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PRONE 44 O. F. McGEORGE, Agent
FAST SERVICE TO ROSEBURG
Our stages leavo Marshflold (or Rosoburg at C o'clook OTerr
evening nnd afford quickest connections with Southorn Paclfio
Railway. Faro JG.OO.
COOB DAY ROSEDURO STAGE LINE.
OTTO 8CHRTTER, Agont, 120 MARKET AV., Marshflcll
C. P. BARNARD, Agent, ROSEDURO, Oro.
PHONE 11
FAST AND COMMODIOUS
Steamer Redondo
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS AND BUB.MARINE RELL
SAILS FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR COOS BAY
FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, AT 3 P. M.
INTER-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Phon 0. F. McQEORQB, Agent
Steamer Homer
Sails for San Francisco from Coos
Bay, Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2 P. M.
F. S. Dow, Agent
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
Sinmship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TIME
SAILS FROM PORTLAND AT 8 P. M. ON JANUARY 0, 10, 2!J, 30
SAILS FROM COOS DAY AT SERVICE OF THE TIDE ON JAN
UARY 0, 13, o, 27.
L. H. KEATING. AGENT PHONE MAIN Bfl-L
One of the Finest, Places for
A LARGE DAIRY RANCH
AUG. FRIZEEN
08 Central Avenue, Marslifleld T,,innB iglJ
A Modern DrlckDullainir. Electria
Lights. Steam Heat. Elegantly
Furnished Roome with Hot
and Cold Water.
nOTEL.COOS
O. A. MRTT.TV nn
Rates: 60 cents a Day and Upwards.
v-vi. uruuuway ana Market
Marahfleld, Oregon.
City
Fish Market
In Ferguson Transfer Dldg.
x-utu oi jinrtet Ave.
SMITH & BALCH, Proprietors.
jrnoNE 2ooj
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
See GORTHELL
Phono 81AI
People Take Notice!
Wo havo all longthB of stove woo
tor sale, prices ranging from llfr
por tier up. We can furnish dJ
length you wish.
L. H. HEISNER
Phono No. 120-J or 49-L. ,
Unique Pantatoriuifl
DYEING, CLEANING, rRESSIN'fl
AND REPAIRING ALIi KINDS OF
ROSS & PINEGOR.
266 Central avenue Phono 260
HAT WORK.
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