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Taraknath Das, of Bandon,
Will Not Give Up On
Lecture Tour Now.
Taraknath Das, the first Hindu o
seek cltlzonshlp In tho United States,
arrived hero yesterday from Bandon.
He Ib now making a lecture tour.
DaB until recently was connected
with a clay products company at Dan
don. He says that he Intonds to keep
up his effort to gain cl.tlzonahip ana
that he has been advised that he will
bo given anothor opportunity to ro
new his application beforo Judge
Coko tho last of this month. Ho
says that ho has had his papers cor
rected and oxnects to gain his cov
eted rights.
When Das' case was up the other
time, Deputy United States Dlstritt
Attorney Johnson came hero front
Portland to opposo it. Mr. Johnson
snld that tho United States Depart
ment of Commerce, and Labor was
rfrcrso to granting tho right of cltl-
rcnshln to Hindus.
Das Is an extraordinary Hindu. He
holds n Master of ArtB degree, was
formerly fellow In Political Sclcncb
and Economics at tho Unlvorslty ot
Washington nt Seattle, Is a member
of tho National Geographic Society of
Washington, D. C. and Is a represen
tative of tho Lnko Mohonk Confor-
enco on International Arbitration,
nccordlng to his card. Hero Is an
Item ho handed Tho Tlmos:
HINDU SCHOLAR TO LECTURE.
Mr. Taraknath Das, A. M.. of Cal
cutta, Indln, formoriy a follow In po
litical sclonco nud economics in tho
University of Washington, and schol
ar In tho University ot California,
mombcr National Geographic Society
ot Washington, D. C, otc, who hns
been lecturing in Unndon, Coqulllo,
Myrtle Point, will deliver two lec
tures at Socialist hall, formerly tho
Ilcdmau hall, Juno 25 and 2C, Tues
day and Wednesday cvcnlngB, nt
p. in.
On Tuesday tho subject will lie
"India and Her Pooplo." Special
reforonca will bo mndo on ancient
civilization, social economic, political
condition of tho pcoplo ot India.
On Wednesday he will speak on
"Soclnl Ethics of Christianity."
After tho lecture the sponkor will ,
nnswor quoHtlons put to him by tho
audience. To meet expenses n sllvor
collection will bo taken. All nro
cordially Invltod.
MVRTLE POINT CELEBRATION
Tho Myrtle Point Enterprise says:
The Myrtle Club hold a special
mooting last Thursday ovcnlng, for
tho purpose of hoarlng tho roport of
the commtttco appointed to solicit
funds for tho Fourth of July celebra
tion to bo held in connection with
the Coos nnd Curry County Fair As
sociation. In tho absonco of tho sec
retary, Orvll Dodgo was nppolnted to
act as secrotary. Tho commlttco re
ported that approximately $400 had
been subscribed. After somo discus
sion It was decided that a street par
ado of merchants' floats, automobiles
and bucIi burlcsauo attractions as
might como out, literary program and
oration at tho.grovo, n barbecue, foot
races and sports would constltuto the
attractions. Tho following commit
tees woro appointed:
Parado, Walter Condron, S. C.
Dradon and C. M. Schulz; entertain
ment and speaker, II. A. Schroodorj
bnrbocue, J. O. Stemmler;' amuse
ments. II. D. Steward, II. A. Schrood-
or nnd Orvll Dodgo; advertising, C.
M. Schulz: concessions, Secretary of
Club.
ELECTION AT HANRON
HAVE YOUR SPUDS ULACKLEO?
Prevention HiiggvU'I by Agricultural
College Crop Pest KtrjMTt.
COItVALLIS, Ore., Juno 25. -At
this seasoiiiinuny potato fields aio at
tacked by u dlseaso known as blnc
leg or blackstom. V. D. Ilnlloy of tho
crop poet forco of tho Oregon Agri
cultural Collogo Hiiya of tho pest:
"A dlHoiiHe- of tho Irish potato ap
pearing In pregon nt this season, con
cerning which the college Iiiih re
ceived many ImiulrloH, Is that kuowa
as blnckstum or blackleg. It Is
calmed by bactorlu, and has been
known In the east for tomt earn.
"Doth stems and tuborH nro at
tacked, and while nil severe epidemic
of rot In the field nr In storage has
been traced to this disease, It Is quid)
evident that the Ions of scattering
plants Is sufficient to reduce tlio
ylolds materially.
"As tho nuine Implies, tho blnck
discoloration of tho stem Is n con
stant symptom. In live early stnges
of the dlsoaso thu.pliuitH nro undor
alo nnd not thrifty. Tho brnuchos
anil leaves grow up ward formlae
Comh Allowed Freedom Piflk Qucs-
tlon CniTies.
Tho Oandon Recorder says:
Tho Unndon City election passed
off quietly Wcdncsdny, although
there was considerable cxcltomont
throughout the dny. Over 300 votes
woro cast, and many who had neglect
ed to register sworo their votes In,
whllo on tho other hand, many win)
had registered did not vote.
On tho park proposition proposed
by tho Common Council which was
for tho purposo of authorizing the
purchnso of tho plat of ground known
as the Parade Grounds, and baseball
park, thoro socniod to bo nlmost .
unanimous sentiment In its favor.
Tho vote on tho park In Ward No.
1 was 1T1 for and 2G against, and In
Ward No. 2, 81 for and 29 against,
making n total ot 232 for nnd 55
against.
On tho cow question Ward No. 1
voted 0G for shutting out the cows
and 80 In favor of lotting them run.
In Ward No. 2 tho voto was -14 fo.
shutting up the cows nnd 70 for let
ting them run, mnklng a total of 140
to 150 In favor of tho mlld-eycd
bossies.
In tho mayoralty contest, J. W.
Mast, the present Incumbent, re
ceived 114 to CO for Geo. P. Topping
In Wnrd No. 1, and G4 to 4 I for Top
plug In Wnrd No. 2, making n total
of 178 for MaBt and 113 for Topping.
For City Recorder 13. U. KajiBiuil
tl'c present Incumbent, received 1 53
In Ward No. 1 to 31 for A. D. Mills,
and In Wa.nl No. 2 tho voto was 00
for Knusrud and 20 for Mills, mak
ing a total of 2 13' foriCnusrud and
r.l for Mills. f y
For Councllmcn In tho First Wnrd
O. A. Trowbrldgo received 137: C. It.
Wndo, 132; C. 13. nowmnu. 93; II.
F. Morrison, 80; Frank Ilufford, 77.
Trowbrldgo, Wndo and llowmnn bo
Ing tho wlunors. In tho Second
Wnrd tho voto stood: Herbert
Drown. 75: Fred Mohl. 03; It. V.
Windsor. GO; C. Sollmor, 153; II.
II. Dufort, 31; O. J. Armstrong, 32,
making Drown, Mohl nnd Windsor
the winners.
ItltlEI'S OF HANDON
Nchh of ('Ity.liy.tlie-Sen ( Told by
The Recorder.
I. N. Do Long nnd faintly, who
formerly lived In Dnndon but who
hnvo been living nt Marshflold for
fiomo time, liuvo returned hero nnd
will mako Dnndon their homo ngulu.
more Or loss compact top instead ot
spreading out properly. In advanced Goo. Strang nnd Miss Louise Hale
Htagos tho stem becomes blarkoned woro mnrrlod Thursday night nt th"
below tho Hurfnco of tho ground and icsldonco of Justlcn C. It. Wndo, who
Homotlmes for two nr tlnee IiicIum I performed tho coromony.
nbovo. Tho upward flow of sap ts
checked, and in coiifcoquenco tho City Attorney F. J. Foenoy re
plant soon wilts and dlos. icelvod word yestorday to tho effect
" rue organisms causing tlio iiu
onso nro carried over winter In do
rnylug, bruised, or , cracked tubors.
Whon such potntoos nro cut for seed
with other clean ones It Is ovldo'it
that tho bacteria will bo well dis
tributed. "If cnic Is taken, howover. to se
lect sound tubers only nud spread
litem to dry In the open ulr and sun
light or subject them to n treatment
In formalin for twu hours, using n
pint In thirty gallons of water, the
(llKcnso can bo prevented.
wiai ti'p case or property owners
along Sixth vs. the City of Dnndon,
In which tho proporty owners hnd a'
tempted to enjoin the city ngalint
making tho Improvements nnd col
lecting for tho same, hnd been decid
ed nud that the Judge had decide,
In favor of the city on cvorv count.
This will have tho effect that tho Iiu
pro omenta must be paid for by the
proporty ownors.
"It Is rare to find the dlsenso
fpi ending from one hill to another In
tho flleld, and the bacteria probably
will not live ovor wintor In the soil.
This, however, has not been proven
for climatic conditions In western
Oregon."
At the
i nftcnioon
school olectlnu yesterdiy
A. G. Thrift wns olected n
TURKEY TROT MARRED
FROM PUI1LIC DANCI'S
ABERDEEN. Wash.. Juno 25
Mnny of tho nowor dances.
such ns tho "Turltoy Trot", .tho
"Dear Hug" and others ovolvod
from ttio rormor. hnvo been bar
red at tho Electric pavlltlon.
This doclsion was enforced Inst
week nnd sovoral couples woro
ejected from the hall for ills
oboylng the order. Tho pnvll
llon Is owned by tho Grays Har
bor Railway & Light company
nnd tho management Intend to
mnke tho Wednesday night dan
ces of such n character ns not
to offend tho most fastidious.
If this cannot be done, thev sav
that tho dances will bo stopped.
:
member of tho school bonrd for three
years. Mr. Thrift tnkos tho plnco of
A. McNalr. whoso (lino expires this
yonr. Tho other candldnto placed
beforo tho voters was J. L. Kronen
borg. Tho fight, however, wns not
over the two men. but It was tho old
gymnnslum question nrousod ngaln.
.Mnny who woro opposed to tho gym
nasium thinking that If Thrift wore
olectcil It would kill the proposition,
ns .Mr. Thrift Is known to be op
posed to It. J. W. Mast wns unnnl
moiislv ro-elected clerk of tho school
bonrd.
Ilin FOURTH OF JULY CELE
IIRATION at LAKESIDE. Out door
sports with prizos to tho Wlnn
i.HHKoi nocini, nail oamo nnd a
Dance. EVERYONE INVITED.
big
Don't ferret
PHONE S14J.
ttin Turkish Hatha
An unfilled want causes unhapnl'
jxesa Times Want Ads bring results
A CARD
This Is to certify thnt Foley's
Honor nnil Tnr Pnmnnim.i ,in .
T contain any oplntes, and hnblt form
J.lng drugs, or any ingredlonts thnt
could possibly harm Its usors. On
iiiu iiminiry. hs creat Iien-Mnir nmt
sootl Ing qualities mako It a renl rem
edy for coughs, colds nnd Irritations
of the throat, chest and lungs. Tho
genuine is In a yellow package. Ask
for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
nnd accept no substitute. Red Cross
Drug Store. I
Double Your Savings
First
Addition
To
Marshfield
Every savings account should bo so placed
that it is earning money adding to itself
and multiplying. It should be so placed
that it is absolutely safe in order that tho
"rainy day" which comes to us all will find
it intact. Take advantago of your oppor
tunity. Make Marshfield real estate your
savings account. Every dollar invested will
be doubled aud your monthly savings will bo
multiplied many times with the growth of
the city.
Buy a lot in First Addition. Buy it on
our easy terms. It will prove to bo the best
savings,account you over opened. Every
dollar invested will bo working harder for
you than any you have in a regular savings
account.
The lots arc beautiful; somo day you'll
want a home in this addition wliore the
property is sunny and sheltered. Directly
in the path of tho growth of the city, just n
few minutes' walk south of tho high school
along the Boulevard extension of South
Fifth street. Fifty foot lots at but $300
each ; the lowest priced residence property
in the city. Tonus to suit you. Plais at our
Office.
Reynolds Development Co.
Coke Bldg.
Owners
Tel. 1G0-T.
"The Grand Thing Abou
The Electrio Flat Iron
Is It's Economy of Time"
Marshfield and North Bend Auto Lid
GORST & KINO. Proprietors.
SAVES LABOR
SAVES TIME
Many a woman has said that of the electric
flat iron.
Its time saving quality is only one of its best
features,
To a busy woman, a few extra hours each
week mean everything.
Extra hours for rest or recreation will keep
woman young, .
Telephone our New Business Department and
ask to have a demonstrator call.
Oregon Power Co.
Telephone 178
DOUliLES OUTPUT
PRICE $3.00
LEAVE MARSIIFIELI) , LEAVE NORTH I
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Leave North Bond Allen's Nona stand.
Leuvo Mnrshllold Chandler und DInnco Hotels nnd Busy Corner.
KSTAUMSMED IN 1880.
STATEMENT OK CONDITION OK
FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
At tlio close of business, Juno 1 1, 1012.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts J427.481.48
nankins IIoubo 50 000.00
Cash and Exchanges 246,112.22
To,nl ; 1723,593.70
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid In so 000 00
Surplus n.,d Undivided Profits . 5714 69.90
Doposlts 616.123.80
TOtal , 1741 KOO TA
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Unique Pantatorium
VII K MODERN DVKRH, CLHANTCRS,
PRESSKRS and IIAT RENOVATORS
Agent for Edward E. Strauu & Co
fine Tailoring Let us maka your
next Suit.
253 Commercial. Phuae 230 -X.
Barnard & LangworthyJ
Electrical Contractors and Supplies.
PIIONEIHI.R.
170 So. Itroadwny, next door
Union .Meat Market.
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CONDENSED STATEMENT
Of The First National Bank of Coos Ba
At (lie close of business, June 1 1, 1012.
RESOURCES.
Loans nnd discounts ,2?l'i91S
Ronds, wnrranta and securities ll'albQ
It. S. tinnrlft in Rnnnri MrmilnHnn -. :: .
Real estate, furniture and fixtures irs'sss's
Cash and sight exchange m' L
Total $0U,3T3-1
T.TATUI.ITFRS
finnltnl Btnolf nnlil In " J1??'?;.'
Surplus and undivided profits 23 SOO.O
Circulation, outstanding itt'o'I.I
Doposlts Jlhv-
Tota. W"3
.. . .i.i.MI, nf StOCVblJ
in auamon to capital atocn tue inuivmuai nuu
era is $100,000,00.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
W S. CHANDLER, President. M. C. HORTON, Vlce-PrldeD
DORSEY KREITZER, Cashier.
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING DONE AT THE TIMES' OFFK