The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, March 23, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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    power, Mr. Smith onys. Tho total de
veloped water power todny Is about
b, 000, 000 horsepower. Tho total
stationary power ubciI In tho United.
Stntcs steam, water and gus Is
probably over 30,000,000 horscpow--er.
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There is always
Good Style in an
ARROW Collar
The Big Window Display
At
Toggery
should suggest to you the completeness of
our Shirt department.
We are showing the Cluett Shirt in every
new feature of the season here you can
see the line represented complete and an
enormous stock to select from.
These Shirts areguaranteecf to fitproperly
and the colors will not fade when washed.
Yours, Anxious to Please,
The Toggery
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CONDENSED STATEMENT
Of The First National Bank of Coos Bay
At (lie Close of Huslncss February 20th, 1012.
UESOUIICES.
Loans nnd discounts. . .' $221,234.34
Bonds, wnrrnnta and nocurltloa 73.02C.11
U. S. bonds to sccuro circulation 26,000.00
Real ostnto, furnlturo nnd flxturoa 81,011.34
Cash nnd sight oxchnngo 144, G49 94
Total $315,721.7.1
LIAIIIIjITIIvS.
Capital stock paid la 1100,000.00
Surplus nnd undivided profits 9,235.00
Dlrldcnds unpnld 0.00
ncrvo for tnxca 1,000.00
Circulation, outstanding 24,000.00
Deposits 410,881.04
Totnl '. . . . .981(1,721.7.1
In addition to Capital' Stock tho Individual liability of Stockhold
ers Is $100,000.00.
IMI'OUTANT NOTICE TO I'ltOI'EKTT OWNEH8.
Olvo us n dTlptlon of your property and wo will obtain for you
amount of taxes oo snmo. Sheriff docs not notify you.
FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
MAHSIiriELD, OltEGON.
At tho close of bimliu-SK, Feb. 20, 1012.
RBSOUHCES.
Loans and Discounts S429.2C6.C0
Banking Houso .' 00,000.00
Cash and Evchangoa 166,01 1.32
Total S644.278.01
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid In 00,000.00
Surplus and Undlvldod Profits D7'42H?
Deposits 030,860.84
Total S644.278.01
HURRY! IT'S GOING FAST
Wo have n limited quantity of ALDER
WOOD, cut into 2-foot lengths, suitable for
fireplace that we will sell at $2.25 per load,
while it lasts.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
Phone 190-J. 182 So. Broadway.
Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire
and Marine Insurance
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
I1ENUY SENGBTACKEN, Mgr.
Coqullli om.e Phone 191 Marshdeld Offlca 14-J.
Farms Timber Coal and Platting Lands a specialty.
General Agents "EASTSIDUr
Parties Desiring Monuments Erected
Would do well to call nt
The Pacific Monumental Works
South Hrondway nnd mnKo selec
tion from tho largo stork now on
hand. Mr. Wlls-un has In Ills employ
tho only practical nmrble and granite
cutter In Coos county. And none
hut tho best work Is turned out.
Screens and Screen Doors
Get Ready for the Fly Season
No Hies can crawl through our screens
Lawn Mowers From $5 to $12
All Ball Bearings. Can be Operated
by a Small Child
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Agciits for
INDIAN and HANLEY - DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES.
QET YOUR JOB PRINTING DONE AT THE TIMES' OFFICE.
ItEALLY PltACTK'AL PLl'MIIIXO
Is that which ylolda tho bent nnd
niOHt service A hnndsomo bath
room, for Instnnco, la such nn Invltor
of frequent uso that It Is tho Ideal of
prnctlrnl plumbing. Wo can equip
your bathroom hnndBomely for much
k'88 than you may Imnglno.
Willcy & Schrocder
:itit North Front Ht.
Phono 22-J. Mnruhflold.
Good Electric Lighting Is Impossible
Without Proper Lamps and Shades
Satisfactory lighting results rest not alono upon
the generating plant and .distributing systems
of the Electric Company.
Receiving adequate electric current at correct
voltage in itself will not produce good lighting.
The new Mazda) tungsten lamps give almost
three times as much light for the same consump
tion of current as do the carbon incandescent
lamps.
Ve maintain representatives who are experts
in illumination and who will prescribe for house
holds not satisfied with lighting results.
Telephone 178.
Oregon Power Co
Commissioner Smith Makes
Special Report Showing
Danger to Public.
tDy Associated I'rcso to tho Ooos Bay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 23
Concentration of control over water
powers by largo Interests in import
nnt localities Is Increasing so rapid
ly thnt Herbert Knox Smith, commis
sioner of corporations, has reportod
to President Tnft thnt tho govern
ment should prcservo tltlo to tho re
maining power sites and develop
them to prevent a possible monopo
lization of public utility companies.
A full report of the commissioner's
Investigation of wntcr power develop
ment was presented to the president
today.
Commissioner Smith directs par
ticular attention to tho increasing
nfflllntlon of wntor power concerns
nnd public service ngcnclcs, such ati
street rullwny and lighting corpora
tions, nnd oftentimes banks ns well.
Tho connection, between Bitch con
cerns ho regards of serious public
significance. Tho concentration of
control over wntor powers, tho com
missioner dcclnrcs, Ik exorcised part
ly by direct ownership of stock, but
mainly through Interlocking direc
torates. Tho rnpldly Increasing concentra
tion of wntor power control nbout
which tho commissioner sounds n
wnrnlug may becomo, ho says, tho
nucleus for n monopoly of both wntcr
nnd steam power. If tho wntor pow
er cannot moot tho cntlro demand of
a given locality ho points out that
tho owners enn ncqulro nuxlllnry fuol
plants nnd handle wnter nnd fuel
power over tho same distributing
lines nnd thus n complete commercial
powor monopoly might gradually bo
built up In fact already oxlHts In n
locnl concentration.
Ton great groups of Interests, with
the Oonornl Electric Company ns tho
most powerful, nro declared by Com
missioner Smith to control or strong
ly Influcnco nbout CO per cont of tho
dovelopcd commorclnl wntor powor
nf tho United States. These ton
groups thcmsclvra nro moro or less
Intcr-rolntcd, with resultant growing
community of interests. In this con
nection tho commissioner's report
rays:
"Tho public can cither dovolop
and opornto tho rites, soiling tho en
ergy at market rntcs, or tho public
mny lenRO tho sites nt a rental fairly
representing Its natural value." Tho
commissioner favors tho rental sys
tem. Tho wntor power of tho country,
dovolopcd nnd practically capable of
dovclopmont nt this time, probnbly
doos not exceed 2G, 000,000 horse
Tho bureau of corporations, In Its
Investigations, found concentration
ot water powers, according to tho re
port In three distinct phases. First
there wns a contrnllzntlon ot control
In ench Important locnlltyj second
ly, largo interests influenced a num
ber of these local concerns, nnd flnnl
ly thero was found n growing rela
tionship nmong the big lntcrastq,
"In California six great powor
corporations, of which tho most Im
portant Is the Pnclflc Qns nnd Elec
tric Company, (with 118,343 horso
power,) together control 375,000
horsepower oer 80 per cent of nil
the developed water power In tho
stnte," Mr. Smith says In discussing
local ccnctrntlon.
"In Washington two comrymM
control 210,000 horsepower, or about
70 per cent of nil developed water
power.
"In South Carolina, tho Southern
Tower Company ownB nbout 101,000
horsepower or 75 por cont of th
totnl commercially developed with
73,000 horsepower undeveloped.
"In tho southern peninsula ot
Michigan, tho Commonwnlth Power,
Ilnllwny nnd Light Company controls
52,000 horsepower or 73 por cont ot
tho commerclnlly dovolopod, to
gether with probnbly 71,000 horse
power moro undeveloped.
"Practically similar conditions ex
ist In Montana, Colorado, Ocorgln.
nnd nt Niagara Knlls."
PLAY BALL
But play with a
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CENTER
CORK
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WORLD SERIES
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in all World Series games for the
next Twenty Years
Send for a copy of the Spaldlnit Catalogue
frcetoauy addtcsa
Scad for aamplca of Date Hall Uatcrlali
for Ualfornia. free.
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ISS OEARY STREET SAN FRANCISCO
We Carry a Complete line of
Spalding Athletic
Goods
THE GUNNERY
Front Street Marshfield, Ore.
1'IHIIINC KltAGAH Fimiti
Martin Itnndlciiiuu and EImmi Pomc
roy in Clash.
Tho Coqulllo Ilornld says:
Martin ltnndloman, who owns n
ranch on tho shoro of tho Coqulllo,
between Lnmpn Creek and Prosper
where ho nlso engages In fishing,
caused tho arrcot of Ebon Pomoroy
on tho grounds of unjustly tamper
ing with his iintB, nnd thus Intor
ferrlng with tho fishing of Mr. Hnu
dlomnn. Constnblo Kelly nrrostod
tho defendant nnd brought him be
fore Judge E. Q. D. Ilolden yestor
day, trial bolng by jury, couslBtlnr
df P. E. Drnno, J. P. Schroodor, I)
II. Johnson, W. L. KlBtnor, J. W
I.ovcuo nnd A. P. Miller, a good com
potent Jury. Eight witnesses testi
fied lu tho enso. Attorney Llljoqvlat
for tho prosecution nnd J. J. Stnnloy
for tho defendant. Tho enso began
nt 10:30 a. in., submitted Jo tho Jury
nt 10 p. in., who wrestled with tho
fishy fracas until midnight whon
Constahlo Kelly aroused our vonor
nhlo nnd distinguished Judgo Ilolden
only to Inuform hlin tho jury hnd
disagreed. Cost to tho county nbout
$75 $10.80 of which nro for wit
ness foes. Mnrtln Hnudlomnu'a pursm
contributed a porsonnl mini of iCCt.
Tho unmolested fish In tho rlvor
fioom to bo t'n only winners In tho
nffnlr.
MAKE SfiiOfiSO POUNDS
OK TILLAMOOK CIIEKSL'..
TILLAMOOK, Or., March 23 Tho
magnitude of tho dairy ludustr) lu
this county wns demonstrated by tho
report of tho socretary of tlio Tilla
mook County Cronmery Association.
Tho report shown thnt 2,010,223'
pounds of cheese was manufactured'
liiBt yrnr by tho 18 factories compris
ing tho association. It Is estimated"
thnt other factories throughout tho
county manufactured nnothor million;
pounds. Tho averago prlco ot cheese
received during tho yonr was 13,070
cents por pound. Of 24,131,803-
pounds of milk delivered to tho fac
tories tho average yield was 10.8&
pounds of chceso from each 100
pounds of milk. Tho percontago of
butter fnt nvornged 3.G8G for tho
year. It is estimated that $1,000,000'
worth of cheoso will bo manufactured!?
hero annually when tho county la
fully opened up.
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mny bo obtained nt tho offlco. "
Prlco 20 rents onrh.
It would surprise you to know ot
tho groat good thnt is being dono by
Chamborlnin's Tablets. Darius Dow
ney, of Nawborg Junction, N, D.r
writes, "My wlfo has been using:
Chamberlain's Tablets nnd finds:
thorn very effectual nnd doing her
lots of good." If you havo any
troublo with your stomach or bowels
gtvo them a trial. For sale by all
dealers.
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING DONE AT THE TIMES' OFFICE
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