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man school news v
Tho senior class closed their work
for tho year by working out tho n.
flrmntlvo sldo of a debate, this being
dono after having studied for sonio
tlmo Burke's Speech on tho Concili
ation. Tho afftrmntivo nldo of tho
folwlng questions was worked out
by:
1 Llfesnvlng Equipment on Boats,
Milton Carlson and Ruth Allen.
2 Reciprocity With Canada, Leo
Dyorloy.
3 One-day Session In High
School, Edna Hanson.
4 Chlncao Immigration, Italpn
Krusc.
C Latin Should Bo Compulsory
In a Four-year High School, May
Prouss.
C Capital Punishment Should Bo
Abolished, Ernest Harrington.
1 Chlnoso Exclusion, Bartlott
Flanagan.
Tho Junior clans Is studying tho
poets of tho Victorian ago studying
nt preaont tho pootry of Browning,
Tennyson nnd Arnold.
Tho Sophomores have finished tne
study of tho Merchant of Vonlco, but
nro otlll rohoarsing tho trial scono
to bo glvon Boon.
Tho mombors of tho Freshmen
class wroto somo very Interesting
themes this week on tho "Pcoplo On
Our Street." Somo specially good
ones woro hhnded In by Cocll Rob
crson, Herbert Bradloy and Dorothy
Horton.
Tho ninth grade B aro studying tho
Lays of Ancient Romo and aro writ
Ing themes based upon tho storlos.
Klghtli Grade.
Dr. McCormac was a caller on Mon
day. Mrs. Studdcn conducted stato ox
nmlnatlons In this grado Thursday
find Friday.
Sixth nnd Seventh.
Tho only absonco In tho Bovcnth
grado this wook wbb occasioned by
Holon Dow, who has been having
troublo with lior eyes.
Tho Sovonth tried out on fltato
quostlons In arithmetic and spoiling.
Thoso handing In good papers In tho
formor woro: Ruth Cowan, Law
ronco Horton, Howard Kolloy, Ray
Loo and Harvey Waltor. In spoiling
thoso making good grades woro: Ir
mond Carlson, Ruth Cowan, Howard
Kolloy, Ray Lee, Myrtlo Nelson, Carl
8anqul8t nnd Erma Knorr.
Fifth GrniJo.
Dr. McCormac vlsltcxl this graao
on Monday and gavo n vory Intor
cstlnir talk to tho pupils.
Honry Walters and Ernest Holm
brought rich soil this wock
window box and transplanted
nsrorfl nnu sweet peas.
Thoro has not boon a tardiness a
this grado bo far this year.
Thoso nolther nbnont nor tardy
thin year follow: Erncflt DrowB, Wil
ms Hoagland, Francos Lnng, Atigusta
Mlcklen, Evorott Nordstrom, Arthur
Whoroat, Honry Walters, Harold
Haines, John Dyo, Helen dulovflou,
Ernest Holm, Violet Roborflon, Mar
Jorlo Drowa nnd Loona Pout.
Second nnd Third.
Elvira Alroln nnd Arthur Johnson
woro absent this week bocauso of
MCKnOBS.
In tho Third grado spoiling contest
ino nova nnvo 7U points and tho girls
CO points.
Thirty-two pupils woro nolthor nV-
eciit nor tnniy this wook.
First nnd Second.
Tuesday afternoon wo wont down
to TnllBtn Waller's to boo her rnbblts.
Somo vory good Btorlos woro written
dtwrlhing tho wnllc.
Somo of tho best woro wrltton by
Emerson Noff, Mnybnllo McLaughlin,
Stcon Magnus nnd Thnrnld Connor.
Holt Bonebrnko, Evolyn Kooin
nnd llnrry Wolf woro nbsent this
weok on nccount of IllnoHs.
Tho A first grado nro reading In
tho Whoolor Second Render.
ror n
tho
Coos Bay As a Great
Coinnimnierenal Seaport
ELECTIONS IN BANDON
h
Tho following copy of a letter
wrltton by MaJ. L. D. Kinney to C.
It. Gray, tho recently elected prcsl
dent of tho Croat Northern, Is self
explanatory. It makes a remarkable
showing of tho reasons why Coos Bay
will bo the sito of a great city:
North Bend, Ore., May 13, 1911.
Hon. C. It. Gray,
turo by tho Interested governments
for n short Jetty would cast off thoso
fow Icebergs that dodgo Into tho
Straits of Belle Islo through the
Plnn to Extend City Limits There
Defeated.
Tho Bnndon Rocordor says:
"Tho special olectlon hold last Fri
day for the purpose of voting on tho
now city charter nnd extension of
tho city boundaries, passed off vor
imlnHv. wit l tlio dinner uinjim.
Stmts ot uciic JSio inrougu mo ;'""' ';".. ,, thre0 to ono. i
Northumberland Strait, through tho by a vote ot o 1 null reo t oo f
Out of Canso, oven 'into tho Bay of Tho ''..1 tho victory fcr I
the coast of Virginia. If that good
work had been dono tho cllmnto
i would have been ono month carllor
down to tho
Mm nlmrter Was
glvo tho city authorities power to go
nhoad with tho work, nlthough no
undue power Is granted to them. In
tho matter of extending tho city
limits tho voto on tho outside stood
18 for to 2S against, thus defeating
tho proposition by ten votes.
"Friday, May 17th, Is tho day sot
by tho school board to veto on uiu
Portland. Ore
noni. sir? on tho Atlantic coast
It Is with confidence and ploasuro Chesapeake liny,
that I submit this Informal stato-1 Dropping bnek to tho Pacific coast,
mont. I nm confident of tho Interest) wo wm now consider its seaports,
you have In It. I nm plcnscd to toll , fV0 n number, three landlocked bay
you that It will bo followed with n j hnrbors, Coos Bay ono of tho thro.
i (I.. 1 K t,.11m nil nt .. . i. l l.l.. n,n nn tirnnnaltlntl OI iHflUltlK InlGrCBT UUIU
...i.i-i. i 1.1,.,, f.,,m iin inutriimnntn .1 i... .. i. .,) ,, m, At. ini tlmn warrnnts for tho purposo or
of precision In tho field. inntc to tho Orient, but I am willing building n gymnasium to bo usod by
The subject or interest touay . t0 g0 on record with tins Btrong ex
pression that Coos Bay has thrco
miles of whnrfing waterfront to ono
mllo of San Francisco Bay. Sho has
with n light cxponso 100 miles of
whnrfing waterfront within flvo miles
which has been roferrcd to mo Is tho
Coos Bay seaport, and as wo have un
derstood without direct connection,
In my flold of work I stand between
tho devil and tho deep sea, tho South
ern Pacific track nnd Coos Bny.
Not? wishing to deal with vexatious
dotalls, which you are nblo to got on
ovcry turn, will etrlko tho high
places only. Every word In this
statement can nnd will bo backed by
actual recorded facts. In proportion
to tho confidence you havo In my
ability to size up tho country and tho
actual Information which I have, will
bo your confldcnco In my declaration.
That I may start your mind at tho
zero point on which I stood nt tho
tlmo my selection was mado for a
Pacific coast seaport, wo will havo
to flash our minds back to London.
As ono proof Is worth a thousand
arguments, I will only mako such
statements ns you can provo by your
own oxporlonco. Ton acres In tho
City of London has dominated tho
world financially to date. Ton acres
In tho City of Now York has domi
nated tho United States financially
to date. Ton acres In tho City of
Portland has dominated tho Stato of
Oregon financially to data Tho
dominating ton acres of tho Stato of
tho schools.'
FOREIGNER THOUGHT TEDDY
WAS WHOLE SHOW.
vtTittf vnnif Mn n Ptimrnmn
of tho contcr of that penlnsuln, which ? T.'.-.i vi...,.. iimntHvn In
cannot bo snld of any othor seaport .r .: .1 ' n.,nuantnna nt
In tho world. The only seaport which J" , u , nppcarcU boforo
comes nnywhero near It Is .George- " n?I'l,ntr ntllrnllVatlon nanors.
. .' . t il.i mm HOUKiiiK imiuiuiifcuwuii ,f..i..l
town, I'nnco tawara jsinnu, oh mo V , " ," ,invnfn1 mlmlrnr nf
Tj-,..,o..in.i amita Thnf tiftin ' found a most devoted niinuror or
f!nlnnnl RnoSOVClt In tho POrBOIl Of
Northumberland Straits. That llttlo
landlocked lako or bay hns 40 miles
of uninterrupted harbor, being tho
naturnl resting placo of tho ships of
tho turbulont waters of tho Atlantic.
Jumping from that Interesting llt
tlo point to tho South Slough point
of Coos Bny, wo havo tho nnturnl
resting plnco for tho United States
navy. When Coos Bny has boon de
veloped, which will tako from tho
United States government nickels to
dollars which havo been nnd will
havo to bo spoilt on tho Columbia bur
for our support and our dofenso, wo
havo tho inriucnco of San Francisco
nnd Seattlo In favor of tho navy nt
Coos Bay, San Francisco, fooling tho
power and lnfluonco of tho Sound
country, Ib afraid to Btand solid for
their nolnt. Seattlo and tho Sound
country pooplo nro so nfrnld of tho
lnfluonco of San Francisco that they
Oregon In Its futuro development Is i nro nfrn,j to stand hard for tho navy
on Coos Bay, ono mllo from tho ba. ' nt tj,0r point. Thus tho compromlso
that pjlnt on tho Atlantic coaBt which
itin.vo A FIIOO
(By Loottn Smith of tho A Division
of tho Third Grado at Contrnl School)
Tom wns sitting by tho brook. Ills
tnothor hnd told him not to go In wn
ding ngnln thnt day, but ho wanted to
no. Ho nnt thoro with n longing look
nt tho frogs. After n whllo ho snld,
"I wish I was n frog, thon I could go
Into tho wntor whonovor I wnntod
to." Thon ho Iny down on tho grnss
to wntch thorn.
Soon ho bognn to fool cool nnd wot.
Ho wns in tho wntor. Ho folt for his
pockot to got his knlfo out, for for
It would rust. Ho couldn't find hln
pockot, IIo looked down nt his
clotbos. Thoy looked llko frog skin.
Ho looked nt his bunds nnd foot.
Thoy woro llko frogs'. Suro onough,
ho hnd turnod Into n frog. Wasn't It
flno. Ho Jumped for Joy nnd lnndod
on a log
Tbon ho hoard n voice saying,
"Hero's n big ono boys! Now hit
Up'" Thon ho wns hit with n wholo
hnndfull of rocks and stonos, which
hurt him. Ho Jumped to nnotbor
log "I boo him!" orlod n boy "now
hit Mm ngnln." Ho tried to Jump
Into tho wntor but ho wns hurt nnd
coul'1 not movo. Ho tried to cry out,
"I'm n boy, I'm n boy!" All ho could
do "s to crook "korchug!"
h h snld this ho nwoko. Ho hnd
bro n!oop nnd ono of his foot had
on-" 'i nun 1110 waior. I
On a log near him sat an old frog
blinking nnd Baying, "korchug." Ho
inn i un lils mind thnt ho didn't want
to bo n frog nnd thnt ho would novor
throw stones nt them ngnln.
of tho situation .Is Coos Bay, linlf
wny botwoon tho two. Without tho
lnfluonco or effort of Coos Bny tho
colossal fight for tho location of tho
United States navy on tho Pacific
coast naturally falls into Coos Bay.
When I present Coos Bny as tho
most Interesting point on tho Pacific
coast I do It with tho careful thought
nnd tho long cxperlcnco, hnvlng
thought of what might occur In tho
futuro, can and will Bay that Coos
Day, If tho Canadian lino stands 25
years whero It docs now, will bo tho
largest city on tho Pacific coast. If
tho Canadian lino Is knocked out
within tho next few years, Bolllng
ham Bay will bo tho objcctlvo point
nnd tho greatest dovolopor.
Tho Sound country Ib recognized
by tho European minds to bo tho
theater of tho world's activity within
tho next hundred yenrs In hor won
derful development of tho Asiatic and
Alaska resources; but hnvlng n per
sonal oxporlonco on both coasts and
over tho lands, I wish to say that had
tho Pacific coast been discovered bo
foro tho Atlantic coast, tho Atlantic
would still havo been a wlldornoss.
In tho early development of tho At-
11(111 ill HW ii)i iltttlllini. iiiu oitwiuu iiiiiui . a
and hnnd of tho European manufac-
turlng world, thus being hnndlcapped '
In tholr development of their now-, A
round land. Thoy struggled on fori nonln
years ngnlnst tho powerful lnfluonco It fn.Vrr i
of tho Europcnn mind nnd money In 7 ,'''";.' '
will liavo Us greatest Intorost In tho
nctlvo tonnage of railroad transpor
tation. Half way botwecn New YorK
nnd Boston wo drlvo n crowbar. In
sighting over thnt crowbar wo see In,
direct Uno tho City of Chicago, Coos
Bay nnd VladlvoBtock, thus wo can
npprcclato that our objcctlvo point Ir
on tho bolt lino of thn world's activ
ity. From that you can plainly boo
that J. J. Hill has Intolllgently fol
lowed tho Uno of least resistance In
human activity as well as that lino
In tho transfer of tonnago on bis coi..
Btructcd railroad projects, nnd today
Is In a position, when railroading ti.
America gets down to dlamond-cut-dlamond,
on tho finishing ot tho
canal, whero ho can nnd will cut thorn
nil out ot competition nnd thoy will
fall Into his bottlo llko a fly from
tho colling Into a heated lamp chim
ney. Unllko any other transcontinental
road which has ovor boon construct
ed, tho Boloctlon and location from
tho Great Lakes to tho Const has paid
In ovcry particular from tho first
train ovor.
Lot us now stand at tho head of
tho lako, Chicago, and think for n
moment. How plainly wo can thon
Bco tho travollcr who tnlccs ms pas
sago for tho Orlont. Following him
with our mind's oyo, seo him bear
ing south to San Francisco, 480
miles. Landing In San Francisco ho
takos tho ocean liner and bonds
north -ISO miles. At this point ho Is
directly opposlto tho Interesting Ore
gon coast, nnd Ib nonrlng tho great
chnuuel ot tho Japan current. 'An
Hill avoids tho obstructions of tho
laud, ho tho mnrlno mind avoids tho
obstructions of tho sea. They float
onslly across to tho Oriental shoro.
Thnt which Interests us Is In tho
mllongo they havo covorcd unneces
sarily. You can seo had thoy direct
ed straight across tho Hill Uno to
Coos Bay thoy would havo saved from
Chicago to Vladlvostock on tho Ori
ental const 9(30 miles n proposition
which you woll know cannot bo over
looked after tho great canal Is
finished.
This expression Is mado, Mr. Gray,
to Impress you with a duo consider
ation of tho tlmo nnd patience which
hns been cxponiled by mysoir in got-
tliiK ncounlnted with tho railroad
construction nnd situation of British
North America nnd tho United States.
To strengthen you In your rospect
for mo and my Judgment of selecting
senports, I wish to record myself with
you ns being
tho devoloiiod so
orn llomlsphoro. bolng personally ac
qualutod from tho wharf at Summer
side, I'rlure Edwnrd Island, having
stood on tho shoro of Newfoundland
and calculated and considered tho
Straits of Hollo IhIo until I am corn
potent to express an opinion of what
would help tho Atlantic coast most
In tho way of Improvement of cli
mate Thoro, with ablo onglneors
stnudlug beside me (I novor claimed
that distinction, only being crodltod
with having tho natural ability as a
topographer), wo saw tho groat Ice
berua from Greenland floating llko
undecided schoolboys on n baseball
gound, heomlng to hesltnto whether
to come Into tho Strnlts of nollo
Isle or to go around tho Island of
NcwroHiuiinmi. cieaiiy snowing to us i STAFFORD'S Saturday and Sunday.
viewing thorn thnt n smnll expepdl- SPECIAL SALE.
Dnmlnlck Pnsnualo.
"Who Is governor of this stato?"
Pasqualo waM asked.
"Roosovolt," ho said In reply.
"Who Is president of tho United
States?"
"Roosovolt," roturnod tho Itallnn
would-bo cltlzon.
"Who Is mayor of Now York?"
"RooBovolt."
"Who makes up tho Congress of
tho United States?" was tho next
question.
"Roosovolt."
Justlco Knppor ordorod tho appli
cant admitted.
TREKS LOWER TEMPERATURE
"Pcoplos ovorlook tho groat sor
vlco tho troos porform," said John
Hcaton, secretary of tho department
of parks In an eastern city. "Whllo
tho tomporaturo of tho human body
Is 98 degrcos tho tomporatures of
tho trees novor excoed 4G degrees
during tho hottest wcathor. Tho
presence of tho trees In summor has
n lowering offoct on tho tomporaturo.
If you havo ovor picked fruit from n
trco and biting Into it, you discovered
It was cool, but you oxposed tho fruit
to tho sun and It soon lost Its color
nnd bocamo hot. Tho trees also low
or tho tomporaturo by evaporating
Inrgo quantltes ot cool wator. A
birch trco with 200,000 loaves will
transpire from 700 to 1,000 pounds
of wntor ovory dny in tho shapo of
vapor. A slnglo oak trco will throw
from 120 to 130 tons of water Into
tho air in a slnglo season. All this
helps tnnnklnd to hotter onduro tho
Bummor woathor."
AMERICAN PEOPLE HAVE
VERY COSTLY THIRST
Tho thirst of tho Amorlcnn poo-
plo scorns to bo becoming mora
nnd mora unquonchnblo. Slnco
tho yoar 1900 tho annual por
capltn consumption of splrltu-
A nun linvnrnftna nnnnrillnr. in n,r.
lnntlc const thoso "grand old oaks" , ros compiled by tho "American
had to go up ngnlnst tho skilled mind . Grocer" hns risen from 17 mil-
Ions to 22 gallons a gain of
tholr development of their now-,1 . " 7, ' '""' '." '""," T
found land. Thoy struggled on for, I "':'"",'""?'""''"', I
170,514 or n mini
largor than tho national debt.
tlio dovelopmont of tho Atlnntlc
coast, nnd ns railroads then had not
boon oven thought of, thoy hnd only
tho llttlo edgo of their country to
work with. Unllko thnt oxporlonco
tho Pacific coast has for Its encour
agement tho great Asiatic nnd Orl
entnl field with tholr Inferiors to
contend with, having no power with
in thomsolves oven to compoto for a
slnglo month with tho manufacturing
Industries fo bo In tho futuro on tho
Pacific coast.
In tho enrly development of ral.-
roads on tho Atlantic coast from A to
. no careful thought had over boon
given oir their mnrlno connection or
hazard. No belt Uno idea wns ovor
preBonted. No common user clnuso
wns over thought of. No lands woro
over selected, no beginning wns over
mndo by ono ot tho railroad project
ors, hence tho railroad men ot the
eastern country had no such ndvnnt
ago as wo hnvo now on tho Pacific
coaBt. Having considered tholr great
dlsndvantnge8 nnd hnvlng soon them
righting for tho Inst 30 yenrs ror bet
No. 17
SPALDING
Cork
Center
CORK
Nntlo?lLene-BaSe IS&ll
Vl.aSEach Tbt Otflclil SiU el U Worl J Strlti
Records in DjDll, In other tthltttc coatetU,
ua of vtlue only wrier the imnlcmente uitd r
uniform in ennatmetion. elf. All nUvta mMnmtm)
on profeuionu leue teune vrnt lo compare their
tecorde with Ihoee of plenrs on the major league
leameTho National and American Leagues ue
Cork Center Dalle exclusively in nil garaea and will
continue to do eo for the nut Twenty Years. How
much are your percent; ee worth for comparttoi
1 i m i . ,. l,or conditions nnd spending millions
L.q ?! w. I'l mlllloiiB of dollars whero slnglo
seaports of the ost- doI)nr8 wol,,, ,,nvo llono tho w0?ki
wo como to tho Pacific const clothed
with tho ono dominating Idea that ail
railroads should bo protected allko,
I first, and communities attracted to
, ward thnt point nftorwnrd: and wlla
that thought I Rolected Coos Bny, bo
lng tho least disturbed, tho least do
volopod, and tho least opposition to
tho splendid work of establishing a
controlling point for tho unlntorrunt
ed oporntlon of transcontinental
roads which nro to Uno up for tho
battle royal for tholr sharo of tho t
moving tonnage.
Yours respectfn'ly.
L. D. KINNEY.
in iar umnuiMn i,
you are not Plryr with the Coik Center Bell,
tyrerT Professional Has Dell Player, every Profee
aional DaseDall Manager, every Professional Club
Owner ehould insist upon the
1 TADtf rPWTPD ft 1 1 The Standard
!w"u vajtiaun uiiuu 1IASE II ALL
The OffleUl Ball of the World Hcrlea
Send for sample of material, etc, for Base Dall
Uniforms, free. Copy of Spalding Catalogue
sent free on request to any address,
A. G. SPALDING & BHOH.
ids uearr Bireat
Says;
ammerer
A Beautif ol Stock of
Nifty Nedkweair
Juslfc Received for
Yooir Selection!
The $2.50 .ind $3.00 effects iu Crochet ,i
Knitted Tics .Reversible Four-in-Utuuls iu tl
narrow shnpes The only thing that will mJf
crly fit n close-fitting collar All the leading Ji
ors and prevailing shades b
SO Cemts
Also the Mew Quett
Soft Shirts
With soft collar detached to match Just tho
thing for outing wear $1.50 to $2.00.
THE TOGGERY
"Your 'a Anxious to Please
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1 .. 4I'"T CJjT-A.
PUSH1NG-
oustomors. Wo take pride In Z
kind thlnjjs said nbout tho nil!
food, hay nnd all tho other eaUtta
ordlnnrlly stored away for the en.
sumption of horses and am;
ClcnnUncss nnd full weight go hu
In hnnd horo nnd our price in h
kooplnff with tho oxcollonee of ew
products. w
A. T. Haines
Phono 100 J Watorfroi. Vm
TJIKItU'S BATISPAOTIOH
IN EVER? 8UCB
cut from tho loaf that coem froa
this bakorj'. You'll find the lutjut
ns moist nnd toothsomo at tht Hiu
Wo don't know how long oar bretl
will stay moist. For It li to oei
thnt It novor lasts long cnoDjh to pt
n chnnco to dry out. Try loii u
n tost.
Coos Bay Bakery
Tlio plnco for good goodlei.
Phone 111-L
Market Avo. UinhStli
Steamer Washington
Will Sail From San Francisco for Coos Bay
Sunday Morning, May 12th
P.S. nOW, Agent.
Ocean Dock
KQUIPPKD WITH WIUELUSS
CAHAMKI.S 5c per pound at.
SOAIM KXASI. AXSWWHS.
Julius Ceasar doublo crosKod n man
i ai"o i Itublcon and Rot to bo king,
Tho donkoy brays bocauso ho sots
th'ntles lu his throat.
Jhn Milton went blind writing
poptry.
A butler is n mnn who ndultoratos
butter.
TAMALE SUPPER at tho IJAZAAlt
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TU diss. H. tffly Co., Seeul
$100 Reward, $100
The rdoref lliler-aptr will h pleeil lo
learn tliat tlirro U at least nnt (rentVtl ftl.omo
Iht n'ltiicw has ticen tilt to nirp in all Its
tGf,Hlul bat l'Maitil. IIhII'h I'alHrrh
Cur U' the only vcltlvernre now known to
the mcdli'nl Iriorrnlty, Cularni tielnu aeon,
atltutloiml ill-astf, reiuirrce a constitutional
trratin.iit. Ilnli t'atarrli euro Is tHk n Inter
naliy. sctlns itin tly uimmi the blood ami mu
roua urU'r of tlxl stem, therrbr ile stros lug
the foundation of tho ill ase, anil Khlnir the
va lout atr uttli fn bulldtiu up the conttlttt.
.lion ami Ip11-k nature In ilolng Itauork,
The nronrletore huvn en muph faith In fra .tr.
H , atlve poweri that they offer One Hundred Pol.
("raff"' nl1' ' "c mat it laua 10 euro, oena lor
lilt ol teitln.nnla a.
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SERVICE OF THE TIDE JLAY 1th, lOUi, lBth, HOth, 23th MO SOUk
L. A. PARKIIURST, Agt.
Phone Stoln 82I-U
'THE FRIEND OF COOS HAY'
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
Sails From Cocs Bay for Portland Saturday, May H
CONNECTING1 WITH THE NORTH HANK ROAD AT rOOTIiM
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Phono 1 1. O. F. McCEOnOB, M1
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WM. S. TURPEN
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171 FRONT ST.
VAST AND COMMODIOUS
Steamer Redondo
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS AND SCRMARINE IlKLIi
SAILS FOR SAN FRANCISCO FROM COOS BAY
Saturday, May 1 1 , At 5:00 P. M.
INTER-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
O. F. RIcGEOnOE, Ar"
Pltouo 11.
TO AND FROM
Sweden, Norway, Finland
Lynn I.nmbeth Fred Nomlo
Cadillac Auto Service
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Phono Blanco Pool Room. 231-R I AUG. F-RIZEEN.
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5J. Palaco Restaurant.
68 Central Avenue.
Marshfield.
WANTED!!!
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