EVENING EDITION.
THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1912
COOS BAY TIMES JUDEX DflDTSCQ
lior uih! Tub. I i I I I LL ifl'ltl LU
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,0 MJItTII 1IHNI NEWS
M. C. MALONKY Kill
DAN E. MALONICV Xous Editor
-...,-i..i..A.A.A
i Geo. Holster of North Uonil was
jn Marshllcld business visitor yoi
I torday.
Entered nt tho postofilco nt Marsh-1
leld, Oregon, for transmission ,
through the malls ns second class
mall matter.
StmSCltll'TIOX KATES.
DAILY.
Giie year $G.0O
Pir month 60
WEEKLY.
LEADERS ARE GATHERING IX
CHICAGO TO STAltT CAMPAIGN
I.Olt VOTES.
(Uy Associated Prosg to Coos Day
Times.)
CHICAGO. Auk. 13. The chair
Miss Freda Hazer Is spending the
week nt Random
Miss Ltiolla HodBon of Coos Rivet
was a North Ucnd visitor yo3tcnlay.
9HSOO nuvs ?io,ooo lot.
Lot on Second Avenue, near
Central. Positively best Invest
ment In centinl business property
to 1)0 hnd for the money. Reason
able tonus. If this lot doesnt
pnv a handsonio profit on the in
vestment, notning on Coos Hay
will.
One year J1.60
Whon paid strictly In ndvnnco tno i ....... ,,,',, r" nf n,,n ,,niiiirnl ' "ospiini 10
irfj.eprlnllnn nrlc.. of tllO COOS IlST ."..',, 1.11 t- -nil.. , ! astral UOdlCS,
Tlines la JO.OO pur year or I2.G0 for Progros8VOi wm bo In Chicago io
Uov. Father Springer of tho North
Rend Catholic church Is quito a stu
iiont nf nBtronomv and has Just se
cured a poworf ul toloscopo which ho 1
lias installod nt ins room m .uorey
hospital to nld him In his study of tho
I. S. KAUFMAN & CO.
177 Front Street.
lx months.
OCrOSSlVO. Will UO 111 VJII1CUKO tu ,, ,, . .,.. tnnnn.
:i".i..iLi,.i...i Irai.mii . " uiouiniiiu, niB' "-"'"
iuko inu mm muiia in uu . ,- i., .i p., r,inilliorir returned Sun
imlicn for votes at tho November dec-' "J?. a(i il'n. ?.iI".T V,L
Hi: Now York Evening Post haB P,ocreslvo licndnuartcrB will i,0 1 he report n lino tltno.
I computed tho cost of transport- opened tomorrow and tho oxpoclod
" ng tho covornor or Oregon tno location for tno nomocratic ncau
Ave hundred miles that ho rocontly qpartors will have boon decided upon
DEPORT DISAGREEMENT.
The Sign of
Good Candy
Always
vi".i V. Jsx't x s'l.y...
w$ i n 4-XR ' w
M ::-'' f W i v -1
&':: 'W rJLf &AJ -. V 1
M .". :;7 W a ifVJ as I
&:!..:.'. is JM t VT'r t:. I 1
!.. '. f I i Fid r m j 1M. TJHI)t. 1
1 .'.'".''-i' .' H
v.- ' m
traveled on horseback, to savo. as ho by torn. A hard fight for votes in Associated ress o tho Coos Day j a jy
..., . t ..nmn.i fn tho woman suffrago stotoa and n- ,.nfX.iriimOT.,:.f. ,, rn i I'AX.raai 1"
,ald, tho expense of railroad faro. , fonco or tlio women in other stato.l WASHINGTON, Aug. If.pCon
Tho result shows that tho govornor win ,)0 ,)m,i0 i,y nil tho parties. Thofe;-'8 ' tlie BEnr t"1" bin v.olcill
Is n hundred dollars out nftor count- Progressives scorn to thing they havol " lu "-i1UM' ", "'"t .,'";, ;,i
Inc his board nnd horso food and'nn early advantage because of the, lio house and senate. It was foil ul
,n.B. "!..?... ... i..0..1? k... '..ffm ntnnlf In flmlr nlnJform an.l ImpOSSlblo to reCOllcllo tllO wldel
Vtoto&Mlnr & Mi infh, noofs,u,hw .nenasJan oront bills passed by the two
. .. .7... . Aililnma In Miolr mmnnrf. IIOUBCS.
journoy in n I'uuninn. - -
It might bo nddod that tho tlmo1 .vmmnMMnrnrin'vifn
consumed In this lolsuroly niodo of l.M'Oln-.n nmi.An,.M,n.
trnvol would bo nn Important Horn ,. . ,. ... "c . , ,..
Ui tho average executive unless ho, oiolt Aldermen Sny Confession
l scoklng n rest euro or vacation' fn Asneliitoll Press "o" Coos Dur
rf,. R,.mn nt niir mnilnrn ilnvlroa " AS80CltltOU 1 TOSS .0 VOOS UUJ
(.nil. DUIJIU UL UII1 1I1UUU11I ViUIV.VOf i..
such nn railroad trains aro really a nTrr,miT mYpIi Vni? n Mil.".
marked linprovoniont ovor primitive ,, V'II , J i,? Lu !Rll'? ,,i
methods of travel, oven where tho ,'i0'8 J i"vm. i. ,,nn
question of expense Is concerned. l te".w.0. . & d, ",5SS
tla Mnlnon Trll.unn .r.unillll auill uuui ( mu liuiiuouil uum
Vto tiwiivu tvniiv
It may bo news to tho Now lork
of
by
and Iowa editors that much of tho K,,',' & n
tountry covered by Govornor West 0Vt todn" wUh elgh c
toulil not bo renchod by railways. If lrl Znr . ' t lnn'B"ic
tho common council committee,
the accused officials, when
uio ponce
ccn nldcrmon
for rcnrrnlKiimcnt on tho brlbory
chnrgps preferred In connection with
the Wabnsh street closing deal. Ail
tho nldormon doclnrod Schrolter'9
t'onfcsslnn was false.
Govornor West wishes to roach tho
populous soctlou of Coos Hay at pres
ent ho must romo on horseback or
noma convenience othor than a Pull
man. Wo hopo to havo this condi
tion Cllllllgoil HODIl Hill JUHI liuw lMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAi
IKlTIJIi AllltlVAliS
AXXl'AL MKirnxo
OF STOCKIIOLDKIIS
Notlco Is hereby given that tho
annunl meeting of tho stockholders
of tho Coos liny, Rosoburg and East
ern Itnllroad nnd Navigation com
pnny will bo hold on Mondny, August
10, 1012, at 12 o'clock M, at tho
offlco of tho company In Marshflolu,
Coos county. Oregon, for tho purpose
of electing directors of laid com
pany and for the transaction of such
other business js may como beforo
sn'.d meeting.
O. L KING,
Sccrotnry,
te not a matter of oconomy or luxury,
It is n matter of necessity.
POPULAIUTV
Wo all ilcslro tho world's npplauso
and for It strlvo anil strain; It's la
Dor In a worthy cause, but often dono
In vain. Uovorsos como nnd como
nunln, nnd kindred blttor pills;
you cannot win tho lovo of mon un
ions you pny your hills. Ono rollow
cnltlvnlcs his volco and sings Ilko
golden lyre, and hopes to ninko tho
world rojoleo or Hot tho sanio on flro;
"and," sny tho worldly rtibbornocks,
"he'd (111 our hearts with thrills, and
la a credit to our sox, If ho would
pay his hills." Ono follows up Do
moRtliOiics and binds us with a spoil,
and much ho hnpcH tho world to
pluasc, nnd please It passing well;
but mankind hoars this guy ornto.
and says, In tono that chills: "Ho'd
B tho glory or his state, If ho would
pay his bills!" Nn ninttor to what
hclghtH you go, or how you conquor
fnmo, tho story of tho scads you owe
tll lilng around your name. And
io It's bettor far to climb tho low nnd
nmublo hills, nnd leave tho shining
heights sublime until you'vo paid
your bills.
uWaTI'W?
V.Trl.kl. 1912. ht
w MftllWw AiUbm
OOI WOUDS I'OU NOUTO.V
how'h ririsr
Wo offer Ono Hn ulrcd Iiilliim Hew rI fur
any cmp nf I'liturrli Hint cniinii' i riirnl lj
llnlfx CatiirrM euro.
f. J. oiii:ni:v a co., Ti.ii.io, o.
Wo, llHMiinlcrlKmil. Iiuvo kn hii F J. Che-
nnl fim llm liiit 1 'u rm u ti.1 lull lut ak li I ttt lu(.
- a l Mill nil lliwini-i iiinir) nni i.vtlMV II I ttt ii-
icctiv li(ii'irill III nil lnnlnom irminmllon.
THE CHANDLER Miss Carrlo n ilnnnflitlly Hblo lomrry out mi) otll.
Riiproeht. Fremont. Mich.; II. n.l"00 A m.hviv.
Donnhoy, Portland; 0. Cnwom, Dolsc.; wiioIimIo i)riiRRlrt,Tointo,o.
F f T.nmlnn Snn Priinrlnpn f! T. ' lliiU'n fnlrrh Cnru I Inkon liitornully, iut.,
j . u. i.anaon, a"" rnncisco, uu ,,,,,,, ,llo0l, B , ,nlmu Mlrrj
Adams, Ilandon; F. It. Hunt, Eu- u,.c .f ti'o IjMcm. TcMimmiinU unt fn-c.
gono; F. V. Cnttorlln, Dandon; II. A. I'jU- TrpntiwriMittlo. HoiiniynllilriiRKfit.
COOS EJAY
AUTO LINE
VIA ALLKGAXY
Loaves Marshllcld dally nt u a. m.
and arrives nt Drain In timo to con
nect with nftornoon train for Port
land. Leaven Drain at S a. m. nnd arrived
at Marshflold nbout G p. m.
Tickets on salo at "DuBy Cornor,"
Phono 27S, Marshflold and 0. Mn
toon, Drain,
Most Sensible Shoe
For tho children is tho
famous "SKUI-TKIt" shoo.
For anlo nt
The Electric Shoe Store
180 So. Drondwny .... Marshflold.
Phillips, San Frnuclsco; J. E. Ander
son, Clovolnnd, Ohio; Miss S. Con
Inn, Snn Francisco; J. A. Klein nnd
wlfo, San Frnnclsco.
Tnk. lliill'n Pnmlly I'lllnfor uoliitltntlnii.
THE LLOYD Eugono Kromlngn,
Lnkesldo; F. McKonzIo, Coruilllo; Mr.
nnd Mrs. Crnlno, Snn Francisco.
THE HLANCO A. J
Itnudon; E. A. llockott, Co
!:. Paulson, Coqulllo; Paul Valley,
Portland; Al Robortson, Camp Six.
PRICK'S DOG.
I Will Furnish Your
House on the
an: Installment Plan
W. K. Wiseman
AnyHlierc, Any Time
Careful Driving
Reasonable Rntci
FISHER AUTO HKRVICE
WM. FISHER, Prop.
Phono orders to Hlllyor's Cigar
Store, Photif 18-J. Aftor 11 P. M
Phono G.-J Mnrshflold. Oregon.
Unique Pantatorium
1'HR MODKRX DYRRH. CTjRAXKRfl.
PRKSSURH anil HAT REXOVATOH8
Agent for Edwnrd E. Strains & Co
flno Tailoring Lot ua maka youi
noxt Suit.
g.Vt roiiimiTcliil Pliunn 2nn-X
I llko my noighbor, Price Ho'a
always kind aud ulco, and never lots
n cliancu to plonso go by. Ho lots
me pluck a roso, or borrow gardon
hoso. Ho takes mo to his collar whon '
Pin dry. Ho hns n garden patch,
when passing by I catch tho music of
his strong nnd cheerful volco.
"t'omo In, my frlond." ho says, "nnd
(III your little tot with anything that
haps to ho your choice" My noigh
bor Is n man. Ho does tho boat ho
can. Ho'd do for mo 'most nnythlng
I'd chooHo. I llko ti I in through tho
day becnuso ho acts this wnyi but '
then nt night my lovo for him I lose'
He owns n hunting lioiiu'. mull
nil North Front St.
JDus. Phono 290-X; Res Phono 1C6-J
2LimaLmi
As nn llluntrntlon of what n ropu
ablo horsonian has to enntond with
l. anHtn f.iii,iiiinll I..U it'n nunln tint
nttn nf v. v. N'ortiin nf MarshDold ' keeps him horo In town to drlvo nwny
Or., woll known throiiKhniit tho the- liurglnrs. 1 suppose. 1'vo stiui;-
Northwest ns a slncoro ndmlror of KloU linril and long to keop from do-,
tho hnrncBS raco hnrro and tho racing lug wrong whon Rover's nightly
.iport. Mr. Norton has been trying barking through mo goes. I
for years to promote Interest In good ''''' dog begins to bnrk as soon '
Uorsos nnd clean sport In Marshflold " It Is dark, and novor ceases till
In n purely unselfish wny for It hns Hit' niornlng's dawn. Ho bays, and
always cost him a good deal moro lioots, nnd howls, nnd sings, and,
money (linn lie got out of It, Aftor bawls, mid growls until 1 fool llko'
ihe Fourth of July meeting at Mursh- Tying out my brnwn. I try to go to
field. Mr. Norton publlshod In tho sloop, and then I swenr and weop,'
local papor nn Itomled statement of d when tho morning comes I am a'
Mi receipts nnd oxpondlturos. Now sight, but, thon with dawning sun
oino "plnhoad' comes along wlrti n when Rovor's song Is dono, I'm sorry:
public stntomont Insinuating unfair that my tomper had such might,
aiothods, because one of Mr. Nor- O, Neighbor Price, you'd bo a por
ton's horsos won $105 at tho meet- feet friend to mo, with nil tho noblo;
Ing, which sum was contributed by instincts thnt you show If 'neatli somo
31r. Norton townrd the expense nf the cypress log, you'd bury that old dog,'
mooting to make up a deficit. --Pnc- and thus eliminate my greatest woo.'
Ulc Horse nnd Sporlsniun's Review HOI! STANLEY.
IVER .JOHNSON
BTOYOLES
nt
Pioneer Hardware Go.
A Modem Brick IliilldtiiR, Electric
Light, Stonm Host. Klogantly
Furnished Rooms with Hot
nnd Cold Water.
HOTEL OOOS
0. A. METLIN, Prop.
Itaten: BO cents a Day nnd Upwr.rds
Cor Rroniiway nnd Market.
MnrsnriPid. Owcon
PROFESSIONAL 0IRECT0R
T wTTeXKTt) '.
U Dennett Swnnton, Tom T. noimott
I Attorneys anil Counsellors nt Law.
Flnnagan & Uonnott Dank nulldlng.
' Marshflold. Coos Co.. Oregon.
ORRINE CURES WHISKEY
AND BEER HABIT
ORRINE Is the standard remody nnd Is overywhoro recognized as tho
most successful nnd reliablo homo treatment for tho "Drink Habit." It
is highly p nil sod by thousands of women, because It has restorod tholr
loved ones to lives of sobrloty nnd usefulness, and tho weokly wages
which at ono tlmo wore spent for "D .Ink" aro now used to purchnso tho
necessaries and ninny comforts for home Any wlfo or mother who wnnts
to sno her husband or son from "Drink" will bo glad to know that sho
nn purchnso ORRINE at our store, nnd If no bonollt Is ohtnlnod nftor a
trial the money will bo rofundod. Can bo given socrotly.
ORRINE Is prepared In two forns: No. 1, secret troatmont, n pow
dor, abBoliitoly tasteless and odorlem given socrotly In food or drink;
ORRINE No. 2 In pill form. Is for thso who desire to tnko voluntary
treatment.
Posts only $ 1.00 per box. Ask for fr -e booklet telling nil nbout ORRINE.
fOR RENT
Mr. Investor if you
want genuine good buys
call and let us tell you
of a fow we have which
are good buys and will
stand investigating.
Trench Realty Co.
aiSJi X. Front St.
pniUi RILEY 11ALL1XOER
x l'lnnlst nnd Toucher
Resldonco Studio 237 So. Droadway
Phono 18L
T EW HEVZER.
x-t Violin Instructor.
Apply Haines Music Store Class
stnrts Sont. 1.
.M. S. TURPEX,
Architect.
Mnrshfleld. Oregon
TVR. It. MORROW,
Dentist.
171 Grliuos Building, ovor Grand
Thealor. Offlco Phono 320.
TY7 O. CHANDLER,
VV ARCHITECT.
Rooms 301 and .102
Coke llullillng,
ainrshilold.
V) R. HI HI) H. CliARKE.
-,SpocliIUt In Xcrve niu
Disease.
and Spinal
Office, noom 2. Rogers House
Mnrshfleld. Office Hours 2 to 6
Phone 14 4-L.
OWL PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY.
PIIOXK 71
'Vote that word Proscription,
TiTe Star Transfer
aid Storage Co.
I is prei ared to do all kinds of hauling
n sin rt uotlce. Ws meet all trains
ml t'i at nnd we also have tho lateit
tyl Ri-yuoliU Piano Mover. Wc
gum antic our work,
jL. H. Heisner, Prop.
I'hores (tS.R, 120.J o- 41.1
r U. A. J. UK.NDKV'B
L' Slodcra Dmtal Parlors.
W r equipped to do high clan
work on hort notlco at the yerj
owosi prices. Examination fref
Udy attendant, Coke building, oppi
lto Chandler notnl. phon 112-1
T :. J. T. McCORM.to,
- Pnyslclan and Surgeon
Marshflold. Oregon.
)fnco: Lockhart Dulldlng,
y ' J - nf
.uUiut3lMUn4
tT.)IVfl..f
Olympic Flour
SnowJJDrift Flour
RETAIL PR1CS
$ J .65 PER. SACK
Voithwestorn hnrd wheat used y
' SwHlvelv In milllug those brands of
i lour.
wraimsco.
Ij&teSI'Z?
pLOOR
We Have Been Successful
In buying a large stoik of first
olns Klxi'trhal uistorlnl and can
give our patrons a very low price
on house wiring Uet our price
you jn't Mtford to aiisa It.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
Phono 237-.1
We Clean and Press
Ladies'. and Gent's Stilus
Goods Called for
and Delivered
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
PIIO.VK SIAIX 57J
I (lilt nRll
Ml
WldKHTf h! HSfl
mawiQ m mam
These percolators produce cofTco tU-t .. ..
peals to all lovers of good coffee because they m?l
CofFec thus made is harmless, because it coniajT
minimum of caiTcin or other ingredients that make oi
V". ft -- J M . t , I
.Delicious Cortec in Nine Minnu
When attached to any convenient electric H
auLiiu. uikm: ,n.jtoiaiors arc rcauy tor instant iem
' I li f 1 1 rtfrt MM Cm. iLrtH M ...... ..! m. I II
x i) .uv. aalt, tit.iii, luiivciiicih aim reliable.
rPlif nrnem-in nf ot, .ln..tM .. i.
. ..- IW....V v.. .... nituii. j'cicoiaior on ta
tfllltn flflfto tl1t tnllf.1l nC lc....l.! ln I
.-.,... ..a .....v iUUvii iii suiiiiuiiug uutcrcnt JJj
"something better" in keeping with Haviiand ch
and Sterling silverware.
Come in to-day and sec our many different tj!a
iiiu air.i;3t
In
Oregon Power Co
TELEPHONE 178.
saigas
I MEAT MARKET
THE OLDER HOUSO
enn do hor younger titter 1 1
Rcrvlco than to pcrtuidkl
lior nionts nt this rauV.I
will moan choice, toniltrul
table, honest weight, ten
ccs nnd prompt service.
of wives who trade lent
fault with their mcali.
Hint ciiuso to.
MAItailFlKLnCAfiHl
FOURIER
Mnrslillcld Tclcplionn-W
U'JI-J TwoJUrkHi
CONDKNSKI) 8TATK.MKNT
Of The First National Bank of Coos:
.It the close of liimlncsi, Jun M, 1012.
RESOUnCES.
I.oana and discounts t'i!-l
Ilonds, warrants and securities J-
Ileal estate, furniture and fixtures ''I
Cash and a iht pxrIi.iiil'i) "1JI
Tot nl 'u
L1ADIL1TIES.
Canltal stock mild In I"1'!
SuriiliiH nnil iniillvlil.i.l ......fiiu ltl
Plppnlnt Inn nnlutiiii.1t.ir. "m
w..v..t...w,., ullfllUI.ll, , , . , , , , . , . , , , . . . . . . . " ... il
Deposits "J
Total Wu
In addition to Capital Stock the Individual liability of 51
era is iuo ooo on.
i.vri:m:sT imid ox tijie a.vo savings DErosin
W 8. CHANDLER. President. DORSEY KUEITZEH.Cui'
FLANAGAN & BENNETT
KST.IIll.ISUKI) 1880
Capital & Surplus . . . $100,
General Banking Business Transacted
INTK1UCST lAU) ON.TIME DEPOSITS
LOCK BOXES FOR HENT
l". S. DEl'OSITOUY FOR POSTAL ITX"3
Parties Desiring Monuments tm
Would do well, to call nt r
PACIFIC MONUMENTAL W
QM,n. u,.A,i,..or niul niak'
fi.-w '...,... 4-1, loi.rrn ?i0Clv 1
hninl. in. Wilson has in M Jj
the onlv practical marble ana-
but tho best work is turned
yvwZiMy
vow
R.J.MONTGOMERY .Have That Roof
Real Estate and Insurance
1 North Front Street
See OOBTUm
PIkwt w
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rfiii:fi!
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