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COOS BAY TIMES
SlTc MALONEY Editor niirt Pub.
PAN K. MALONEY News Editor
Entored at tho postofflco at Marsh
Belli, Oregon. for transmission
through tho malls as second class
wall matter.
WORTH ALL IT WIliTi COST
PROFESSOR Emory C. Johnson
told tho senate- commlttco on
intcrocennic canals at a recent heart
iDg that It would cost $31,000,000
a year to maintain tho Panama canal
after its completion. He estimated
that tho fortifications and tho mili
tary forco on tho Isthmus will take
$1D, 000,000 annually out of tho fed
eral treasury, it will require about
$11,500,000 overy year to pay tho
interest on tho monoy Invested In tho
cnnnl. To oporato tho great water
way nnd keep It In good repair will
cnll for about $4,500.00 annually If
Trofcssor Johnson Is correct.
THE SHUT-IN.
1 know a crippled woninn who
lives through years of pain with pa
tience superhuman for ne'er docs
uho complain. An endless torture
rages throughout her stricken frame;
an hour would seem like ages If 1
endured tho same. Sometimes 1 call
upon her to ask lior how sho stacku;
it Is her point of honor to utter no
nlncks; she hands out no nlases, but
Bays she's feeling gay, and ovory
hour that passes brings some now oy
her way. "I'm all serene, old chap
pie." she Bays, "as you can Bee: my
heart Is always happy, tho Lord's so
good to me!" Thus -chortles palh
rncked Auntie, and says It with a
smile; and when I leave her shanty
I kick mysolf a while For I am
strong and t.crappy, I'm sound lu
wind nnd limb; and yot I'm seldom
huppy; I wall a gravoyard hymn:
whene'er I meet reverses my howm
are agonized; 1 say, with bitter
curses, tho gods nro subsidized.
Whon life seems like Decombor. .i
thing of gloom and enre. I wish !
could remember old Atmtlo In her
chnir, forget my whining hateful,
and that wan shut-In see, who says
that sho Is grateful, "the Lord's so
Hood to mo!"
n ..!.,.. Iftl h
LWrs
fbU M.ltUw AdJMl
J
t WITH THE
J T0AST.ANDTEAX
(JOOI EVENINO
A He Is u very short wlek lu a very
small lamp. Tho oil of reputation Is
very soon sucked up ami gone And
just as soon as a man Is known to
lie ho Is llko a two-foot pump in n.
hundred foot woll. He cannot touch
bottom nt all.
HENRY WARD HEECIIER.
TIIKKOIIO
I stood on tho hill at twllght
Anil tho world was far away,
While tho poaco of tho night came
drifting
Down on tho dying day.
A star camo nut In tho heavens,
Ilonutirul, shining, whlto.
And I lifted my vnlco In tho sllonco:
"God's love Is aliovo tho night."
And bnck o'er tho valley tho echo
Camo hurlod llko a shaft of light,
Tho fnr-nway hills wore saying:
"Clod's love Is abovo tho night."
When tho last day dies Into twilight
And tho world drifts far away,
And my soul's salute Is lifted
Abovo tho clutch or the clay.
May Its voice como back o'er tho
vnlloy,
To those who wait for light,
And beat at tholr soula with tho echo:
"Clod's lovo Is above tho night."
Hotter bo sinned against than sin.
Children got old fast enough, with
out too much help.
Nnluro Is having to hustle to keep
up with tho artlllelnl of tho world.
We hnvo to take the world as we
find It, but we sliouhl leave It bettor.
Frank E. Hague has been reading
ho much In tho papers lately of auto
mobllo accidents that he has con
cocted a redpo for a new auto cock
tall which he culls tho
CORONER'S COCKTALI
Mix three (Ilddy (litis with as
many men, and Mink in Champagne
until midnight; Squeeze into an auto
nnd mid a daub of joy and a drunk
en chauffeur; shako well, and survo
nt seventy miles an hour on Pony
Slough Urldgo.
DON'T GET RUN DOWN
Wcnk and mlso ablo. If you havu
Kidney or Hlndder trouble, Dull hoad
pains, Dlrzlnoss, Nervousness, pains
in tho back, and feel tired all ovo-,
Hot a package of Mother Oray's AH
OMATICLEAK tin pleasant horh
euro. It novop falls. Wo have
many testimonials from grateful poo
plo who have unod this wonderful
remedy. As a rogulato- It has no
equal Ask for Mother Oray's Aro-mutlc-ICjif
at V ugglsts or sent by
mall for 00c. Sample FREE. Ad
dress, Tho Mother Oray Co., I.e Roy,
N. Y.
If You Are Not Using
You Are Not Using the Best
WASHINGTON IN
EARLY TODAY
Steamer Arrives From San
Francisco This Morning
With Big Cargo.
The steamer Washington arrived
In early today from San Frnnclscn
with n fair passenger list nnd a big
cargo of miscellaneous trclght.
She Is scheduled to sail from hera
late Saturday for San Francisco.
Among thoso who will sail on her
nro tho following:
E. Bolson, II. Olcso, Mrs. Hock
enbury, John Drlggs, R. Hrlggs, Mrs.
R. Drlggs, A. Salzman, II. Kovorn,
W. S. Ollmore, J. to Cole, L. Dixon,
E. II. West, Geo. 13. Moore, II. Hill,
Mrs. Hill, H. Hnlsin nnd O. E. Dro
ll erg.
MAST IS ELECTED
llaiulnn .Mayor Defeats Geo. l Top
ping in Annual Context.
DANDON, Ore., Juno 20.--J. W.
Mnst was re-elected Mayor of Bando..
nt the annual city olectlon horo yes
terday, defeating Georgo P. Toppjng.
O'HHIEN WINS KlflHT.
COALINGA, Call., Juno 20. Dan
ny O'Brien, tl o Portland lightweight,
won a 20-round decision horo Satur
day night from Dan Cullen, tho fight
ers weighing In nt 133 pounds at 3
o'clock. O'Brlon mndo a decided hit,
and the promoters hero nro trying to
get Frnnklo Burns, Johnny Frnymi
or Low Powell for a fight with him
for July 4.
LAUNCH 1HO VESSEL
Suiiym Vi Hoyt to Have Large Lum
ber Carrier.
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 20.
With the launching of the new steel
steamer Camluo today nt tho Craig
Shipyards at Long Bench, what Is
destined to bo tho largest lumber car
rier of tho Pacific coast will first set
tle Into the waves. The Camluo Is
being constructed for Swuyno & Hovt
nnd when completed at tho end of
July will bo Used to ply lu tho const-
wise lumber trade. In addition to
having a capacity to carry 2,500,000
feet f lumber the vessol will I,
equipped to enrry 100 passengers.
Tho nccommodatlous will be tho
best nnd entirely different from
thoso on any other lumber carrier In
tho world. After tho completion of
tl o Panama Canal, tho Camluo wltl
ply between tho Atlantic and Pacific
via tho big ditch, conveying both
pnBBengorsjiiul lumber.
WORK IN MALHEUR
Larger Force Busy on East and West
Oregon Line,
ONTARIO, Oro., Juno 17 A con
struct Ion crow consisting of six cars
of draft horses and 11 enro of grad
Ing tools nnd implements nrrlved In
Ontario Thursday and wont on to
Vnlo and tho Mnlhour canyon. This
wns the construction outfit of R. G
Dunn, rocontly of Kansas, who has
soveral miles or honvy grading con
trnctod In the Mnlhour canyon.
Besides this largo outfit sovornl
heavy teams nnd n forco of mon hnvo
passed through Ontario tho last week
on tho way to tho canyon, whoro It Is
said that 3,000 mon will soon bo put
to work to rush tho grading of tho
Oregon & Eastern through the nar
row pass.
DEAFNESS CANNOT HE CURED
by 1 ml npiilc-Htlon. n tlioy cnniint reach
ItiudlM'nkiMl Mittlnii n( tliovMr, Tlicrult o ly
tone um)' ti run-donf re .Ntnltlint l by run
tllttltloiiid renin! . IK-alne In i'hiimmI by
mi liillnnifiti'oi'illll n of Hie imicou lining if
lliu Kiulmhln'i Tube. When Dili tnlio l In
(lamed) on ImvuR riimlilliiK tmitul or Imp-r
te t hmrlnis. unci ulicii It l entirely rimed
IH'fm U the remit, Hint indent tho InlUm.
mittlnn rnu he tAkfit nut nnd this tutu! restored
loll normal oindttlmi, liritrliiK mII bo do
t'nied loreve':ulneeiiie nut o( ! nro rned
by t'ltturrh. which It iiiiIIiIiir bin nil lnlUri
mel rondlllnn ot tho minoiin turMren.
We will give One Hundred lkillrn fur ny
rarn(ihHiavM(riiiinl by CHUrrh) lht can.
not he cured by lla.i'a Cattrrb Cure. Send
for clruiUrt, free. . .
V. J HIKNKY & CO., Tnlo to, O
Hold by llrinixM, 7V
Take ttiill't KhiiiIIv rill for iiintirallnn.
Regular Prlco
55c
AdvrtUJ
la womin'i
tnaiailn
YOU Will 1190
"Wear-Ever"
Aluminum Utensils
always, If ono such utensil i pluco.
in your home so the manufacturer
believe. That is why they sui'inii
their profit nnd wo cut ours I
two on this oue-tjuart fJTt
Saucepan, which is yours "l .,
at tho Special Price, v
Replace utensils that went'
with utensils that "Weur-Evr
Pioneer Hardware Co.
M0 North Front St.
. i . in.. JrS
ALLIANCE IN
OUT
Steamer Arrives From Eureka
and Sails for Portland
This Afternoon.
The Alllnnco arrived In this after
noon from Eureka after a good trip
up tho coast and sailed at 4 o'clock
for Portland. Following Is her pas
senger list to Coos Bay:
Holen M. Nyo, II. Christie J. M.
Rcncc, C. It. Morrison, Mrs. L. Cook,
Ella J. Tower and M. Dorkovlts
ALONG TUB WATERFRONT
Tho Patsy came In yesterday from
Bnudon.
Tho Osprey crossed In from Roguo
River.
Tho steam shoonor Hardy arrived
hero early this morning from San
Francisco to load nt tho Smith mill.
Tho Bchooncra Bortlo Minor and
tliifli llntrnn will comnlcto their
lumber cargoes at tho Randolph nu.l
today ana sail tonigut or lomorrow
for San Francisco.
Tho Snusallto, which has been tuk-
Inir nn n rnriro nt the Rnndolnh mill
on tho Coqullle, will complete her
enreo nt tho Conuille mill. She will
sail in a few days.
The motor schooner Tillamook, re
cently In a collision with tho tug
Samson, Is delayed in her repairs on
account of tho necessity of hnvlng to
send to Coos Bay for somo Port Or
ford cedur. Orcgonlaii.
TO 'LIVE IN DANDON.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Juntos E. Kolloy left
on the Broakwntor for Portland
where they will spend somo time
visiting friends. Mr. Kolloy has boon
government engineer nt Bandon for
the past two years, but has reslgnml
his position. After a visit In Port
land the Kclleys will probnbly return
to Bnudon, nnd their many friends
hero hope they will come back.
Bandon Recorder.
Hot TAMALES at SAHTER'S to
night. An Open Letter:
Marshfielcl and North Bend,
Oregon, Juno 20, 1912,
Dear People:
Please call at The Fixup and
get a $15 Suit for $15; a $4
pair of Shoes; a $3 Hat; a suit
of Wool Underwear at $2,50;
a nlco Soft Shirt at $1,50; a
pair of Silk Socks at 25 cents,
and oblige,
Very truly yours,-
THE FIXUP,
P, S, We will give you i
pair of suspenders,
Marshfielcl. North Bend,
IIUILDINU AND RE PAIR WORK
House Moving nnd Grading.
Wo are propared to do this work
by tho day or contract and guarantee
satisfaction. Let us figure with you
0. S. KLOVD Ai CO.
Phono 310-J. Mnrshfleld Orp
WM. S. TURPEN
Architect
171 FRONT ST.
City Auto Service
Hood Cnra, Caroful Drivers and
riasonnt)lo charges. Our motto
'Will go anywhere at any time.
Stands- nianco Hotel and Blanco
Cigar Store. Bay Phones 78 nnd 4G
N'lKht Phono 46.
IIAHKTR OOODALE. proprietors.
Unique Pantatorium
I'HK MODERN HVERH. CLRANKRH
I'RESSEltS nnd HAT RENOVATOR8
Agont for Edward E. Strauu & Co
Ine Tailoring- Let ua niaka youi
next Suit.
2.1.1 Cnmtnrrclft). Phono 2AO-X
I Will furnish Your
Mouse on the
Installment Plan
W. K. Wiseman
:tll North Front St.
Sua. Pl.ono 29G-X; Res. Phone 1G6-J
PROGRAM FOR
LOCAL CONCERT
'Arrangements for Musicale at
Masonic Opera House
Saturday Night.
The concert to be held nt tho Ma
sonic Opera Houbo next Saturday,
June 22, promises to bo a brilliant
ntfnlr both artistically and socially.
The following program will bo
given:
Duo, Senilrnmls Rossini
Mr. Lew Koyzer, Violin
Dr. W. A. Toye, Clarinet.
Aria, "He Is Kind, Ho Is Oood" from
"Horodlado" Massenet
Mrs. A. 11. Gldley.
Seventh Air Vnrlo In E. . . .Do Borlot
Mr. Low Keyzer
n. "An Open Secret Woodmnn
b. "How Many a Lonely Cnravan"
Woodfordo-Flnden.
c. "In n Year" . . . .Van tier Stucken
tl. "The Cry of Rachel" Saltor
Mrs. A. B. GIdloy.
n. Humoresko Drornk
1). Cavatlnn Hal
Mr. Low Keyzer
Rondo CnprlcrioBO In E Op 1 1 . . . .
Mendelssohn
Mrs. Win. Horsfull, Jr.
n. Ave Mnrla Imzzl
b. "Over to Shadow-town"
, . , Obor-Hoffer.
.Mrs, A. 11. Gldley.
Tl.r. ixtiw.trl will Itni'ln nt D oVlnck
owing to the fact that many of "tho
business houses keep open Saturday-
ovenlng
POISON OAK
ururo nrurnu 3a years
TAILINO. KCntUI TtlESTMIOWD
PIICO, CHILBLAINS. TCLOHS, DURMS, CTC.
AVALUADLC MOUSCMOLO LVC.
u OAuaoitr mvcitor wiu.oiTiM oMUcautir
wo jSS cents.
UHCl-tVtMICMtCtSCO 5ANnUNCI3CO,
Children nro much mnro likely "to
contact tho contnglotls Ulsonses whon
they havo colds. Whooping cough,
dlpthcrln, scarlet fovcr and con
sumption nro diseases Hint are often
contrnctoil whon tho child has a
cold. That Is why all moillcnl au
thorities say bowaro of colds. For
tho quick cure of colds you will find
nothing bettor than Chamborlaln's
Cough Romody. It can always bo do
ponded upon nnd Is plonsant nnd safe
to take, For sale bv all dealers.
HubClothing&ShoeCo.
MARSIIHELD. R.VNDON.
The Sign of
Good Candy
Always
Barnard & Langworthy
Electrical Contractors ami Supplicj.
imio.vi: IHMt.
170 So. llioiMluny, next door to
t'nlini .Mint Market.
Marshfield Gyclery
niCVCLES FOR RENT
Phone l.tH.R. 17H No. llitmdwiiy.
Lynn Lambeth
Fred Nemlt
Cadillac Aulo Service
Good Cnrx Rensonalile Rules
All Night Service
Caroful driving assured.
Phone Dlauco Pool Room. 231-0
'iitll tl P. M. After 11 P. M. phone
-! Palnre Rwatniirnnt.
Have That Roof Fixed
.VOW
See GOJiTUELL
Phono K11
T. J. BCAIFE 4k A H. HODUIN
Marshfield Paint
Sb Decorating Co.
Estl mates
MARSHFIELD.
Fiirnlnhert Phon 1401, Dtoeo"
WANTED ! ! !
CARPETS CPHOLSTERLVn AVI)
PIANOS TO CLEAN, by the Pneu.
niutlc Clcantne Compnny. Onlers.fot
ioik taken at
GOIVO HARVEY
PHONE 10U
Marshficld and North Bend Auto lino
GORST & KING. I'rourletors. "'
LEAVE MARSIIFIELD
7:15 A. M.
8:00 A. M.
8:45 A. M.
9:30 A. M.
10:15 A. M.
11:00 A. M.
11:45 A. M.
12:30 P. M.
1:15 P. M.
2:00 P. M.
2:45 P. M.
3:30 P. M.
4:15 P. M.
5:00 P. M.
5:45 P. M.
(5:30 P. M.
7:30 P. M.
8:30 P. M.
9:30 P. M.
10:30 P. M.
11:30 P. M.
12:30 A. M.
Leave North Rentl Allen's News stand.
Leave Mnrshfiohl Chandler nnd Blanco Hotols nnd Busy Corner.
Do You Know
How to Get
Full Value Out
1tJJL0UI'l
Of Your Gas Range?
Telephone 178
Oregon Power Company
CONDENSED STATlJ.Mli.NT
Of The First National Bank of Coos Bay
At the close of IiunIiicnh, June 1 1, 10111.
RESOURCES.
Loans and dlacotiuta J23S.51G.7J
Rnntls, wurrnutB and uccurltles 7S.191.32
U. S. honda to secure' circulation , 23,000 00
Rent estate, furniture and flxtiiteu 81,011.31
Cash ami sight exchange , 1SS.C53.99
Total $H I.8W.3T
LIAIHLITIES.
Capital stock paid in ?100-0??
Surplus nnd undivided profits 10'oniin
Circulation, outBtniidlng :HS. S
Doposlts -I77.02UI
Total $UII,:l7:l.37
In addition to Capital Stock tho Individual liability of Stockhold
ers Is $100,000.00.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME AND BAVINfifl DEPOSITS.
W S. CHANDLER, Presldont. M. C. HORTON, Vlce-PresIJent.
DORSEY KREITZEO, Cnshlor.
ESTADLISHED IN 18HI),
STATEMENT OE CONDITION OP
FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
MAKSHKIELD, OREGON.
At the close of business, June II, 1IM-.
RESOURCES. ,,
Loans and Discounts H'nnn'nn
Hanking House ??'??.''
Cash and Exchanges 216.U
Total $723,593.70
LIABILITIES. RnO00 00
Capital Stock paid In ? r? jps 90
Surplus and Undivided Profits .? ' ', :,n
Doposlts GlM-o
, Total;
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
LEAVE NORTH in:.n.
7:00 A. M.
7:45 A. M.
8:30 A. M
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10:45 A. M.
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iz:ir
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M.
M.
M.
.2:30 p. M.
a:ir p. m.
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Occasionally we learn of ladies
who neglect to use the oven or
certain burners of their gas
range.
Others use more gas than they
need by failing to employ a lit
tle care in combination cook
ing. We will take pleasure in
sending a representative to
give free expert instruction to
ladies who may not quite un
derstand how to get full value
from their gas range.
The gas range will cook any
thing that can be cooked by a
coal range, and do it
better.
$723.59370
DONE AT THE TIMES' OFFICE