THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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Abstract Company
imvn nhotonrnnhlo copies of nil tlio records of Coos County.
Bgon, from which corroct Information wo aro now ready nnd will
'niniiitnii to mnko for you Abstracts of Tltlo to nny real cstato
fCoos County, propnro lists of present ownorB, mnko photograptrlc
Kino nr Townslteu. PlatB and Township MnpB, or furnish nny ln-
fmntlou In rolntlon to tho tltlo of nny Heal Estnto In said Coos
lunty.
JSlNESS OFFICE: 117 North Front St., Mnrslifield. Phono 151J
W. J. RUST, Maneger
At the Churches
(Ministers nnd othors nro request
ed to hnnd In tho Stindny church no
tlccs not later than Friday ovonlng to
Insuro InEortlon Saturday.)
jarties Desiring Monuments Erected
Would do nell to cull at
.CIFIC MONUMENTAL WORKS
South Broadway and make selec
tion from tho large stoclc now on
hand. ftu "Wilson has in his employ
tho only practical marble and granite
cutter in Coos County. And none
but the best work is turned out. '
A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
I11KH, LATH, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH AND DOORS.
ROOFING PAPER, ETC.
THE FUEL HILL IN TWO MT USING OUR WOOD.
)NE 100. 183 SOUTH DROADWAY
abstracts, Real Estate, Fire
and Marine Insurance
"itle Guarantee and Abstract Co.
HENRY 8ENGSTACKEY. Mar.
dqiiIIIo Omco Phono 101 Plnttlnir Lands n. snoclaltv.
pirms Tlmbor Conl nnd Mnrshflold Offlco 14-J.
Gonoral Agonts "BASTSIDE."
METIIODIST- EPISCOPAL
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Ilov. II. I Uutledgo, PaBtor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning sorvlccs at 11 o'clock.
Epworth Longuo nt 0:30.
Evonlng sorvlco nt 7:30.
Junior Lcnguo Thursday aftornoon
at 3:40.
Prnyor meeting Thursday ovonlng
nt 7::io o'clock.
You aro cordially lnvltod to nttond
those sorvlccs.
EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL.
Rov. Robt. E. Drowning, Rector.
8 n. in. Holy Communion (2nd
and 1th Sundnys.)
0:30 n. m., Suudny school.
11 n. in., morning prayer and ser
mon. Holy Communion first Sunday
of ench month.
7:30 n. m. Evening prayer and
Sermon.
Friday Evcnlnir.
7:30 p. in. Evening Sorvlco nnd
Dlblo study.
Sorvlco In St. Mnry's church,
North Dcnd (2 p. in.) nnd St. Luko's
Church, Emplro, (3 p. in.) ovory nl
tornato Sunday.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS.
O. J. Colo, Paator.
Seventh Day Adrontlit lerrtcM aro
conducted orery Saturday aa followa:
Sabbath achool at 9 p. m.
Praachlnt aerrlcei at 3 p. m.
Como and spend an hour with ui;
wo trill do you good.
CHUItai OF CHRIST.
22 EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
jteamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TIME.
ULINGS FROM PORTLAND, Tuesday ovciiIiib of cncli week nt
'. .11.
BAILING FROM M.ARSHFIELI), .Monday, January 13, at 1 p. in.
nuiiiiy, UHiiuiil-y, lit, limn u. .; Muimmy, laiiiinry uo.
ono Main 3B-L.
J. O. MILLER, Agent,
FAST AND COMMODIOUS
teamer Re don do
Equipped with wireless and submarine bell
for SAN FRANCISCO FROM MARSHFIELD
SATIIDnAV IAN 11 AT n MAOkl
b w wjr a rfj-n. - iivvii
I Passenger Reservations From Snn Frnnciaco Must Do Mndo t
105 Flfo UluIdhiK, or Pier No 10. All reservations must bo to
ken up Ul Iwurs Ixjforo sailing.
1NTER-OCKAN TRANSPORTATION CO.
NR C. F. McOEORGE. Agent.
Steamer Washington
lils for San Francisco, from Coos Bay With
Passengers and Freight, Sunday,
January 12, at 12 Noon
8. DOW, Agemt
Oceaa Dock.
Z. O. Downrd. Minister.
Dlblo school at 10 a. m.
Young Pooplo's mooting nt 7 p. m.
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NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN. I
R. O. Thorpo, Pastor.
Sorvlccs In Mnrshflold Sunday
morning nt 1 1 o'clock. Sunday school
nt 10 o'clock. North Bond Sorvlccs
nt 7:30 In tho ovonlng. Sunday
school at 10 a. in.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
I
Spoelnl music by tho choir nt morn
ing nnd evening services. Tho Lord's
Supper will bo observed nt tho morn
ing worship. "Tho Young Man's
Eyo" will ho tho subject of tho Bor
mon on Sunday evening. You aro
cordially Invited to worship with us.
Bring n friend nnd como.
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SWEDISH LUTHERAN.
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Dr. John E. Oslund, Pastor.
Sunday School, 9:30 n. m.
Morning sorvlco, 10:45 n. m.
Evening services In English, 7:30
p. m. Mondny evening, Jan. 13th,
In tliu Lutheran Church nt North
Dcnd tho continuation class will mcot
nt (1:30 and services will bo hold nt
8 o'clock.
.
UNITED DRETHREN CHURCH
North Dcnd.
Mrs. R. N. Lowls, Pnsror.
Sabbath school, 10 a. m.
Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m.
Preaching 11 n. nt. utid 8 p. m.
Prnyor mooting Wcdnesdny oven
Ing nt 8 o'clock.
I FIRST 11APTIST CHURCH.
Albort F. Dnpsford, M. A., Pastor.
Dlblo School meets promptly nt 10.
Thcro nro clnsscs for nil grades and
any not connected with nny Dlblo
School nro cordlnlly Invited to study
tho Dlblo with us.
Morning Worship nt 1 1 with ser
mon by pastor.
Junior Society moots nt 2:30 In
tho church nnd nil children nro wel
comed. Young pcoplo's sorvlco nt C:30 for
ono hour. AH young pcoplo Invited,
Evening worship nt 7:30 with ser
mon by pastor.
Mldwook sorvlco for conference
nnd prnyer on Thursdny ovonlng nt
7:30. Tho public Is cordlnlly In
vited to slinro theso sorvlccs with us.
SCHOOL
ei55
Mji&. vlw N
Ti-lsV4f
iiJjy Tri
high school.
Selcnco Classes,
Tho chomlBtry class la studying
enrbon nnd Its compounds, having
studied In detail tho different
forms In which enrbon occurs un
comblned In nature. Methods of
obtaining coko nnd chniconl wero
dlBciiBscd, and tho Bource of wood
alcohol nnd ncctlc ncld was
brought up In this connection.
The preparation and properties of
carbon dioxide and carbon monox
ide were Btudled.
The physics class bus been study
ing power nnd energy, nnd appli
cation has been mndc to the power
obtained from various water falls.
Next week will bo studied tho ov
ershot and undershot water wheols
nnd water turbines.
CATHOLIC- CHURCH. (
Mnrshflold.
Rov. A. R- Munro.
Masses at 7 o'clock and 10 o'clock
Sunday morning, tho Rov. Father
Munro olllclutlng.
Christian Sclonco hall, 237 Third
Btroct North.
Subject: "Sacramont."
Sorvlco Sunday at 11 a. m.
Sundny school 12 M Wednesday
8 p. in
Rending room opon on Tuesdnya,
Thursdays and Sntt rdnys, 3 to G p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Mnrshflold
J. E. Durkhnrt, Minister.
At tho First Prosbytorlnn church
services may bo expected on sabbath
qs follows:
Sunday school nt 10 n. m.
Morning worship nt 11 o'clock.
Young Pcoplo's Mooting at H:30.
Evening worship nt 7:30.
Prnyor meeting on Thursdny even
ing nt 7:30.
CUT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING
W. II. Chapman of Winnebago,
Nob., tolls how ho did It. "My two
children had n vory bnd cough nnd
tho doctor's medicines did thorn
no good. I got n bottlo of Foloy's
Honoy nnd Tnr Compound, nnd be
fore it wns nil usea uio cnnuron
woro freo and cured of tholr
cough. I 8avod n doctor's bill for
ono 25c bottlo of FoIoyB Honoy
and Tnr Compound." No opiates.
Sold by Lockhart & Parsons, tho
Busy Cornor.
THE FRIEND OF COOS DAY'
S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
AILS TROM COOS BAY FOR PORTLAND
FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, AT 1 1 A. M.
NEOTING WITH THE NORTJI BANK ROAD AT PORTLAND
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO.MPANY.
O. F. McGEORGE, Agent.
no 44.
IE NEW
earner
SPEEDWELL
OAPT. BURTIS, Master.
for San Fraridsco from Cooi Bay. fridav. About January 15th
ceof tide.
I?m?. sp,EBDWEMi Is speedy and Ims excellent passenger nccom-
r. o- v.w uuu nil j ivuiiia nnu uiucirio jijjuib iuiu
L . , , 1?r freight and pAssago, apply,
P. listnliroot Co. TlUo Guiii-antco and Abstract Co..
o Cnl. St., Snn Francisco. Marahfield.
ie Times Does Job Printing
I Will Furnish Your
House on the
Installment Plan
W. K Wiseman
811 North Front St,
Bus. Phone 29fI-X: Rob. Phono 106
Self-Preservation
Is TheJFirst Law
Flro lnsurnnco Is ono of tho
most important moans of protec
tion. And yet pcoplo will contlnuo
to neglect it.
Lot ub Insuro your housohold
furnlturo, your dwolllng or oth
er property. It will cost but
little. It will protect you per
fectly. Wo havo tho strongest com
panies and wo writo corroct pol
icies. I.S. Kaufman & Co
CATHOLIC CHURCH
North Ilond.
Rov. Father Springer, Rector.
Mnss will bo colobrntcd nt 8
o'clock Sundny morning by tho Roy.
Fathor Springer.
PRESI1VTERIAN CHURCH
North Dond.
Rov. D. A. MacLeod, Pastor.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Preaching scrvlco, 11 n. m.
Christian Endeavor, C:30 p. m.
Preaching sorvlco, 7:30 p. m. ,
METIIODIST CHURCH
North nond.
Tho Borvlcca Sunday will bo as fol
lows: Sundny school 10 a. m.
Vesper Clrclo nnd Epworth League
7 p. m.
Sermons by tho pastor 11 a. m.
nnd 8 p. in.
A NOTRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL.
To all knowing aufferera of rhrumMlim, wheth
er muvular ur of tlir Jotnti, nclatlc. Iumbacx,
tmektebe, lna In tb klilnryt or ururilgU
lu, to write to hrr for boue trt-atmi'iit
which baa rrialnllr CurrU all of the.e torturra.
She tttU It hfr duty to and It to all auirert-ra
l'UKi:. You cure ourwlf at home aa ttiouanla
will tratlfr uo chintc of climate Uluit tutrn
aary TtiU alroplr illncoTery tianUlira uric achl
from the lloo.l, loowna the alirrrnol jolnta, ur
Me the klowl, and lirlglitena the rjrra, Klrlng
rlaatlcltr an.t lone to the whole ajatrm. If tha
aboye Intereata you, for proof addreaa
lira. U. Summera. Hot 11. Notre Uaine. Ind.
A Showing of Shirts
rrJO! WITH THE XV
fill tit and 1 If
Hlgli Sohool Debutes.
Tho Coos County High School
dobares will occur next Friday ev
ening, ono debate being hold In
ench town. Tho Mnrshflold affirm
atlvo team will dobnto ngnlnst Co
qulllo nt tho High School nudltor-
lum. Tho ncgntlvo team will mcot
Myrtlo Point's nfllrmntlvo tenm nt
Myrtlo Point.
Myrtlo Point will nlso send n
tenm to North Dend, North Dcnd
will send Its nogntlvo tenm to
Dnndon, nnd tho Bntidnu negntivo
team will go to Coqiilllc.
Tho school that wIhb tho county
chnmplonBhlp will sond a team out
Into Eastern Oregon to represent
Coos county.
All tho dobatcs in this county
nro upon tho subject, "Resolved
That Immigration should Do Fur
ther Restricted by an Educational
Test." Lesllo nnd Chester Isnac
ccn will represent Mnrshflold In
tho contest hero.
Tng. Among those who did good,
work woro Cnllsta Wnltcrs, Fred
erick Honglnnd, Walter Sneddon
and Holt Ilonebrnke.
Dernltii Lapp, who moved to Illr
erton last fall has returned.
Tho A class aro reviewing tho
First Header and will soon get Soc
ond Headers.
Scron il (inulr.
Alton Kardell, Robert nurrougha
and Dick Walter were nbsont this
week.
I.eonldns CroBHon has left school
to go to Portland.
Adrian Gardner, Tharald Connor,
Stcen Magnus, Emerson Noff, Dun
enn Dnshnoy, Tholma Dlnck, Lloyd
Hnworlh, Lawrence Koontz and
Myrtlo Conklln also did good work
In Illustrating,
Commercial Department.
As tho close of tho semester
draws near, tho department Is pre
paring tho now schedules for next
semester. Among tho now courses
given tho next semester will bo
commercial law and commercial
geography. It Is tho nlm of tho
dopnrtment to tench students In
comercinl lnw not how to bo
their own Inwyor, but how thoy
can avoid legal difficulties nnd bo
nblo to know their rights in gen
eral In tho business world. Com
mercial geography will covor such
topics ns tho location, production
and distribution of commodities
nnd give tho student somo ldon of
modorn commerce. Much interest
is bolng shown in nil tho work so
fnr.
Tho night school which oponed
tho first part of Octobor will closa
tho first wcok In February. Theso
students havo bcon studying short
hand nnd typewriting during tho
course.
(iENEKAL SCHOOL NEWS.
llornco Rnhskopf nnd Howard
Schwnrtz will dobnto nt Myrtle
Point.
Tho Seniors who expect to ho
recommended for college entrance
took nn oxumluntlou yesterday to
sco whether or not thoy will need
u rovlow courso In mnthcmntlcs
noxt Homester.
Domestic Science.
The third, fourth nnd fifth
grades nro beginning sowing by
learning tho slmplo stitches on an
art canvas. They will mnko hold
ers first, and later othor small ar
ticles of canvns boforo sowing on
othor conrso mntorlal. It was put
to a vote In tho various rooms nnd
tho boyB nil ngreed to tnko sowing
with tho promlHo of handwork nf-
tor thoy wero through with tho
ennvns work.
Work In tho othor grades Is pro
gressing nicely. Tho High seventh
grndo girls havo tholr cooking out
fit nearly ready for tho eighth
grndo cooking noxt semester. ,
Tho classes In advanced cookery
rosumod their work this wcok. Tho
Wednesday class mot at 3:30 and
tho Friday class at 2 p. m. Can
apos, tea wafers and salads wns
pnrt of their lesson this week.
A modorn Drlck . ulldlng, Electrl:
Light, Steam Heat. Elegantly
Furnished Rooms with Hot and
Cold Water.
HOTEL OOOS
O. A. Metlin, Prop.
Rates: OO cents a duy and npwarVh
Cor. Broadway anil Mnrkor
Barnard & Langworthy
Sco our window display of
WOOD ELECTRIC FLXTURES
LEADED ART GLASS DOMES
PORTARLB STAND LAMPS.
PHONS 184-R.
nfter they hnvo been sont homo
from our Laundry shows them to
bo in a stato of perfection. Lnun
dored with n beautiful finish, thoy
glvo positive satisfaction to their
ownors, and not tho slightest In
Jury is done to any fabric. It Is
notlconblo, too, that wo koop tho
garments in tholr proper shape.
Our charges aro moderate.
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
PHONE MAIN B7-J.
DECORATIVE ELECTRIC OUT-
FITS FOR RENT
Fruit and Flower lampB at re
duced prices.
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS
in Portable Lamps for tbo Holidays.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
Phono 237-J. 153 Broadway N
Wm
The Sign of
Good Candy
Always
SOUTH MARSHFIELD
Eighth (initio.
Molvlllo Chattorton of Hawnrdou,
Iowa, entorod tho eighth grado this
weok.
In a sorles of fifty word spoiling
tosts this weok those of tho A divi
sion not falling bolow 90 por cent
follow: Rudolph Hlllstrom, Milton
Johnson, Mario Sargent, Mao
Church, Monroo Upton, Wesley
Sonman, Ruth Cowan. In tho B
division Vol inn Rosa stood abovo
90 per cent.
Miss Mogford of tho third grado,
Miss Armsby of tho fourth' grado
woro conflnod to tholr rooms a few
days this week, Mrs. Morrow sup
plying during their absence.
First Grade.
Molvin Steen, Lewis Collin, Jose
phine Savago and Florenco Kardoll
aro absent this weok on account
of Illness.
Tho pupils illustrated winter
scenes In paper cutting nnd palnt-
W. R. Fox, 195 W. Washington
St., Noblosvlllo, Ind., says. "Aftor
suffering many months with kidnoy
troublo, after trying othor romo
dles nnd prescriptions, I purchased
a box of Foloy Kidnoy PIUb which
not only did mo moro good than
nny othor romodles I ovor used,
but have positively sot my kldnoys
right. Other members of my fam
ily havo used them with similar
results," Take at tho first sign of
a kidnoy troublo. Sold by Lockhart
& rariom, tho uuy uoritr.
Mid-year promotions will occur
tho last wcok In January. Tho
second half of tho school year will
begin Februnry 3. Now classcB for
beginners will bo formed at this
tlino. Children six years of ngo
may entor.
Superintendent A. O. Haab of
North Dend will address Maroh
flold teachers on tho second Friday
In February.
Tho A. N. Palmer Company of
Cedar Hnplds, Iown, havo requested
snmples of ponmnushlp dono in
Mnrshflold schools, tho samo to
bo sent thorn In April.
An exhibit of school work In nil
departments of tho city schools
will bo given at tho closo of tho
year. It Is planned to mnko this:
representative of nil tho scholastic ,
work of tho school.
Somo rather telling Investigations
of the effect of tho tobacco habit
on scholarship hnvo boon conducted
of Into In high schools nnd collogos. .
Too bad moro publicity can not bo
given to tho results of these Investigations.
A world-wldo Investigation of tho
mathematics taught in high schools
Is in progress. The samo was be
gun In 1908. Tho first reports
will soon bo available.
Hotter center attention on tho
"forward pass" boys, for tho noxt
threo weoks. Thoro's n chanco for
evory pupil to score about flio last
weok In Janunry.
WHAT COLORS MEAN.
Each Familiar Shade Once Hud aa
Occult Significance.
In tho loro of tho modlovnl mys
tics each color had a meaning of its
own.
Black has always stood for hatred,
malice all tho ovll Influences of tho
world. Rod has many meanings.
Deop red upon a background signifies
anger; blood rod, brutality dull rust
color, nvnrlco, nnd a brownish rod,
selfish lovo.
As browUh red means selfish lovo,
brown alono stands for solflshness.
while n greenish brown Is Jealousy.
Livid gray is fear and dull gray de
pression. Crimson is the sign and symbol oC
lovo, nnd when tho crimson is chang
ed to n benutlful rose color it repre
sents unselfish lovo, whllo tho samo
roso color tlngod with lllno moans
spiritual lovo for humanity.
Orango Is tho color of lovo and am
bition, nnd yollow Is Intellectuality.
Green of n slimy, ugly shade stands
for deceit and cunning, but omornld
green Is versatility, and a luminous
hi no green moans doepest sympathy
and compassion, Applo greou stands
for strength nnd vitality.
A luminous lilac blue moans an
exceedingly high spirituality nnd
whon used or worn with gold menus
elovatcd spiritual aspirations, btich
as tho martyrs nnd saints lived and
dlod for.
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