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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHPIELD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1913-E1EW1MG EDITION,
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MUiH L'f'Jilf
The Sign of
Good Candy
Always
Self-Preservation
Is'The first Law
Flro Insurnnco Is ono of tho
most important menus of protec
tion. And yot pcoplo will contlnuo
to neglect It.
Lot iiq lnsuru your hotisohold
furniture, your dwelling or oth
er proporty. It will cost but
llttlo. It will protect you per
fectly. Wo havo tho strongest com
pnnlcs anil wo write correct policies.
L S. Kaufman & Co.
Who Wants a Home?
Here's One to Be Sacrificed
50x100 willi u good six-room house all furnished,
ready to live in. ('lose in.
7joI alone is worlh price we are asking for house,
lot and furniture.
This place must be sold in next 10 days.
Owner leaving- town.
Price, $2,650.00
with terms if you want them.
FRENCH REALTY CO.
315 1-2 North J'ronl St. Marshfield, Ore.
-J-an,- mil lain
Ht IMINIJ
SIT DOI
THE WIRELESS LAMP
niny lie Invented some time, as
our window would unrest. Hut
we huvn n lump tlint consumes
a Hiirprlslngly small amount' of
current which we will he pleased
to uhow you.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
Phono 237-.! 1C3 N. Hroadway
FAST AND COMMODIOUS
Steamer Redondo
KqulpiKMl with wireless nml subtnnrlno hell
SAILS for MAR.SHFIELD FROM SAN FRANCISCO
SUNDAY, FEB. 2, AT 3 P. M.
All Passenger Kesorvntlons From Sau Francisco Must Ho Moilo t
803 Fifo Hiiildlng, or llcr No II). All reservations must ho ta
lieu up lit lwurs before sailing.
1NTEU-OCEAN TIIANSPOUTATIOV CO.
PHONE 44. C. F. McfJEOIME. Agent.
The Star Transfer
and Storage Co.
la prepared to do nil kinds of linultn
on short notice. We; nicot all trnlne
and boaU and wo also havo tho latont
stylo ltoynoldB Piano Movor. Wc
guaranteo our work.
L. H. Heisier,Prop.
phones ns-n. izn-j
Q.I,
North Bend Real Estate
Two flue business lots on Slier
man avenue for $3000.
Sliriver Realty Co.
1st N'nt'l Dank Hide North Ilond.
Steamer Washington
Sails from San Francisco, for Coos Bay With
Passengers and Freight, Friday,
January 31, at 5 P.M.
F. H. DOW, Agcftt.
Occam Dock.
VK WILL MAIL YOU 1
for each sot of old FuIbo Tout
eont us. Highest prices paid f'r
old Gold, Silver, old Watches,
broken Jowolry and Prcclou
Stones.
Monoy Sont by Itoturn Hall.
Pldln. Smelting A Defining Co.
Kstubllshod 20 YearB.
80.J Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
TO DENTISTS.
Wo will buy your Gold Filling),
Gold Scran, ami Plntlniitn. Illim
I est prlcos paid.
S. S. ALLIANC
EQUIPPED WITH wiheless
SAILS FROM COOS BAY FOR, PORTLAND
FRIDAY, JANUARY 3 1 , AT 5:30 A. M.
ROUND TRIP, $18.50
CUNNECTIXfl WITH THE XOHTH DAXK HOAD AT POHTLAND
NOHTH PAOUMO STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PI o 1 1 O. F. McOEOHGE, Agent.
New and Second Hand Furniture
hold on (Jio Inslalliiient plan.
HADDINGTON, DOYLE .i CO.,
noa FiMint at.
Phono :i IO-Ij Mnndiflold, Or.
Have That Koof Fixed
NOW
Seo CORTIIELL
l'linvr- !!
?tHeaS SPEEDWELL
CAPT. 11UUTIS, Master.
Sails for San Francisco from Coos Bay, Thursday, January 30,
at 3 o'clock.
Til 13 8PEEDWELL Is speedy nnd lias excellent passenger accom
modations, largo clean ami airy rooms ami electric lights mill
wireless.
For freight ami passage, apply,
A. F. Estnbrook Co. Title (iiiarauteo ami Abstract Co.,
215 Cal. St., Sua Francisco. Marshfield.
INccislon Out of Season Illegal
Itogoidlcs When Killed.
SALEM, Ore., Jan. 29. The deci
sion of tho Supremo Court Tuesday
In tho ease of tho State vs. Pulos Is
taken by Chuno Warden Klnley as
clearly establishing the principle that
tho nicio possession of gnino out of
season Is Illegal, even If It be shown
that the gaiiio had been killed in the
open season.
In speaking of this ruling. Mr. Fln
loy expressed tho opinion that this
would result In u general tightening
of tho game department's regula
tions as regards the storing of game
In closed season. This Is a question
that has been considerably In doubt
slnco tho ruling in the caHo of the
State vs. Fisher, which was taken as
Urtunlly establishing tho principle
that game could bo held over with
out making the owner liable. Until
decisions were by Chief Justice .M-Ilrlde.
lane finally elected.
LcuMnttiro Itallfles Senatorial Se
lection.
SALEM.Oro., .Inn. 28. Tho Inst
sccuo In tho process of making a
United States Sonntor from Oregon
was enacted in tho hall of tho IIoiibo
of ltepresontatlvo3 at noon Wednus
day, when Dr. Harry Lane, of Mult
nomah County, was declared duly
elected to tho highest olllro within
tho gift o flhe cpoplo of tho state.
All the ceremony Incident to tho
tlnio when tho election of n United
States Senator was a peculiar func
tion or the Legislative Assemuiy was
brought Into play. With Dan J.
Malarkoy, president of the Semite,
presiding, tho journals of both
houses of tho day before relating to
tho vote of tho xomiturshlp w-rc
read.
"It I my pleasant duty to an
nounce," said President Mnlaikey,
when tho Jornals hud been read,
"that the Legislature has rat I Hod the
choice of the people, and that Dr.
Harry I.nno Is duly elected United
States Senntor from Oregon.
STOP SH'SIjAW FISIIIXG.
Plan to Clove Kiver to Column ciul
Industry for Five Years.
PLOUENCE, "Oro., Jan. 20. Pe
titions which are being circulated
asking that tho Sluslnw Klvcr be
dosed to commercial llshlng for a
term of tlvo years are receiving very
small support In this section and the
lower Sluslnw Valley.
The size oftho salmon pack of re
cent years Indicates a steady In
crease. For tho years 1S87 to ISM..
Inclusive tho total pack of salmon
on tho Sluslnw approximated 121.
38!) cusos, while for tho yours of
1000 mid 1012 Inclusive tho pack
totnllcd 132.fiS. Those figures do
not include the llsh snltod or tho
largo numbers taken out by the llsh
wn irons nml ntli..i'u-I.Mi i,,mio,i ..,., ....
'n ...... .' nu IIIII.IV.I 1.11b II,-
I er tho stngo road during tho past
seven or olght yoars.
Tim 1011 pack was 13. IBS cases
and the 1012 pack was 13.210 cases.
Doats on the upper river did not
make as largo catchos this your as In
Homo seasons, owing to the Increased
number of hunts in tho lower river.
OLD CASKS DKOPPKD.
News From
Nearby Towns
(MILLING'S OF COQUILLH
Coos County Sent Noun as Told by
The Herald.
Tho annual convention of tho Coos
County iiantwaro nciuiiors- adhociu
tlon was held horo Tuesday. Tho
visitors from other towns woro:
Messrs. llnguo, Sumner, Noff, Ilnr
rli'iui and Kkblud. Marshlloli!; Ho
berg and 1 Inzer, North Hontl; Lun
ily. Myrtlo Point, Dilution wnn not
represented as tho dealcrn by tho sea
"forgot nil about It." OlllcorH for
tho ensuing year woro elected an fol
lows: Hoborg, president; Lundy,
vice president; llnzer, secrotnry nnd
treasurer.
Coitulllo people must bo consider
ed er.v carnlioroiiH. Two moro but
cher shops aro being established.
While It may bo tough to got patro
nage enough to keep all tho own
ers alive, let us hope tho moat will
be lender.
Ml Luswoll of McKlnloy wtyu ov
eryone Is prospering In IiIh coiiiiihiii
Ity. Walter l.awhorn Is dolni, nlco
ly In his logging operations a mllo
unit a iinir ueiow ;ioi.iiiioy nml lias
Just Installed a donkey engine to
haul out the logs.
Will!:; Cl
LUMBB
Important StaiiJ
lpy 'n.ThissJI
ouiupiieaijyj
l'l'dlli n .....
l l.i.lillMl,c, ; if fc
Iiimlioriiitui of tW
nu- riviM ... icti
I'llllon fp,,. '' ,
BhlMKloH aro at ?
won a-t ft lam- ..
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th otkVJ
MltltAHY IIOAHD IS XAMKI).
REAL ESTATE, INSUR
ANCE AND RENTALS
Some fluo bargains In Heal Es
tate. Houses mid rooms for rent.
AUG. FHIZKKX.
08 Contral Avoniio.
R. J. MONTGOMERY
Real Estate and Insurance
244 North Front Street.
A modern Urlck .ulhllug, Eloctrl:
Light. Stomu Heat. Elegantly
Furnished Rooms with Hot and
Cold Water.
HOTEL O O O S
O. A. Mctlln, Prop.
Itmtcs: 00 rents u duy nml upwards
Cor, llroadwmv mid Market
I Will Furnish Your
House on the
Installment Plan
W. K. Wiseman
8X1 North Front St.
Bus, Phono 29fi-X: Itos. Phono 166
EQUIPPED WITH WIHKLKSS
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS OX TIME.
8AILIXGS ITtO.M POUTLAXD, Tuesday eveiilng of each week nt
H P. M.
SAILIXG FHOSI MAHSHFIELD, Monday, Jiinuury 1:1, at 1 p. in.
Saturday, January, IS, 11:00 a. m.; .Satmday, January a.".
Phono Main S15-L, J. O. MILLED, Atfcnt.
ludlctmeiils Against ItiM'burg Men
Are Dismissed.
POUTLAXD. Jan. 28. In tho
federal court horo Judge Honn dis
missed tho IndlctiuontH filed In
100S against Frank K. Alley of
Itoseburg ami Stephen W. Turnoll.
. H. Downs and Edward Downs,
tormer residents of Hint city.
h.irwd with consul rucv in iirr.'iini
the government out of Inuds In
tho Hosoburg district. Tho Indlct
iuontH were returned whlln Francis
J. Henoy was acting ns spoclal fod
orul attorney.
COW WEALTH 1MIODUCED.
Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire
and Marine Insurance
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
IIKXUY SEXfiSTACKEX, Mgr.
Coqulllo Olllco Phono 191 Plotting Lands a spoelalry.
Farms Timber Coal nnd Marshfield OfllcQ H-J.
Gonoral Agonts "EASTSIDE."
P. W. .Laird of Coqulllo Hecelv s
tf 1 1.1 for Year's Product.
Tho Coqulllo Humid says:
P. W. Laird, n dairyman noar tho
city, rotllscod HS for butter pro
duced from ono of his cows last
year. Tho milk nml lKuu.nt ,io,.i,.,i
by way of fertilizing tho ranuh would
pay tho board bill of tho cow. leav
ing tho snug sum nbovo us profit, to
which also can bo addod a valuable
offspring.
Mr. Laird has n system of koo'i
Ing record of tho product of each
Individual cow in his excollont herd
of high grndo Jorsoys. nono of
which has fallen bolow $80 In buttor
for any ono year and most of thorn
earning for their owner ow-r ?100.
Libby COAL. Ttio Rind YOU havn
ALWAYS USED. Pliono 72, Pacific
lilverr end Transfer Conmanv.
Ilandon Free Institution to Ho IX
teudcil by Xew Oigaiil.atlon.
DANDON, Ore., Jan. 27.- Tho or
ganization of n frco public library
board has been completed horo. For
some time past a small library, aid
ed by the State Library Commission,
has been open to thu public in the
evenings and through It wiib express
ed a strong deslro for library priv
ileges which could not ho provided
with the small equipment.
Tim new board of illrectoru tilnn in
greatly Improve and IneroiiHO tho fa
cilities ami to tho cud nru preparing
a series of public meetings and en
tertainments to nrotiso lutorost nnd
secure funds. Tho City Council will
be asked to assist in establishing the
library.
Those constituting tho board of
directors aro:
S. It. Steclo, president; II. L. Hop
kins, secretary; N. J. Grain, Miss
Pearlo Walker, Mrs. L. J. Kronoii
berg and Mrs. J. L. Cody,
CUIHtY COUNTY XEWS.
EwulN In Southwestern Oregon us
Told by Port Orford Tribune.
On last Saturday Elk river cut
a straight ehnuuel out from the
McICenzIo residence, for tho llrst
time In 20 years. Tho outlet Is
now moro than a mile further south
than formerly.
Currv county's share of tint tnxcF
to be raised for statu purposes this
year Is $ III Hi. being about onu-thlrd
of the amount icqulrcd Inst your,
although tho total levy for the
county Is no less than last year.
Frank l.owery and wife, wIim have
been visiting In Coos county, have
returned to their homo at ltoirtie
river.
XEWS Oh' Sir.SL.Y.
IIS
Kvcnth In nnd Xear Florence
Told by the West.
A stock comnnnv Is lmlni' form
ed nt Florence to IiivohIIl-hI., nil
bearing ruck In the vicinity of tho
North Fork of the Sluslnw. Experts
Inve pronounced tlm lndlcntloiiu n
gooil for rich wolls which may bo
struck by drilling.
Tho schooner Coqulllo wns tnkon
up the river to Acme yesterday.
Johnson-Anderson Co. had tho boat
chartored for a trip to Coos Day
and brought up tholr freight, which
was lying nt that plnro.
me pro 1 1 m l miry honrlng of C. E.
Fero. formerly niarshnl of Flor
ence. OII n Chnrirn of lirltinrv wnn
held at Kimono last Frltlnv 'linfnrn
Justice .1. (J. WoIIh. A! Itu ,.1oho
lie Was bound over In Mm ir,.,,,l
Jury In bonds of $300. Ho put up
ensn lor Ills nnnenrnnco. Tbln in
tho 8IUUO nillOllllt Of Imml tvlilnli iv n a
reqiilrod of Mr. Foro for his np-
penranco nt tho prollminnry hearing.
On llCr trln bnrn ilila wnilr ilm
Anvil brought 1-10 tons of frolght
jr oiiisiaw poopio nnd had on
board SO tons for Dandon.
DID EPS OF
HAXDOX.
Told in
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
DETAIL DEPAHTMEXT
LUMDED, LATH, SHIXOLES, MOULDIXOS, SASH AXD DOOHS
HOOFIXO PAPED, 1710.
CUT THE FUEL DILL IX TWO DY USIXO OUIt WOOD.
PHONE 100. 1H SOUTH DHOADWAY
Tor UUULJ 5HULOT,: ru f J ll0 a goou wathi
and Good Hepnlrlng at lUnht t..."1....11111""1
Prices, go to
AUGUST OLESEN
215 South IlroHilwny.
GOOD WOHK GOOD SEDY1CE
Xot in any Combine. -
8 Hours Work fop Women
Our Agents call anywhere.
Phono 2ii:t-J.
On F1XI-, JEWELHY
E. C. BARKER
... ,.. JU.WELEIt
t,.,)',t,c.,, ,,IMl Jcvclrjr Itepalring.
20(1 lront St., .Marshfield.
Oh, How I Itched!
What lontr ncrve-rncUlnu Java of mn.
stant ltcli, until t scmea that I must
te?n.?l.,uy,rey "kin-then- """'
! ami llcalod" my "Mn CloJ' SO0,heJ
tUi?nrf 'V1, ' 25 ' Proves U?
h?,D,;ni.1,u8. be.en Knon for ylars as
-AU. .oU,cr UrllBflta havo D.D.D Pre.
Bcrlptton go to them It sou cmVt comn
aafmue,4 Un,t eCWIt sS
But If you come to our ainrn n
bo certain of whtVnR Vim 8S fo? vou
that wo olrer you a full iia i.nivL5'
this Bimrantee- If "you'.lo "not find tlwt
It tnUes away tho Hch AT ONCE t
costs you not a cent. v.-sv. jt
Red Cros3 Drug Storo.
News of Clty-by-tlie-Sea as
the Hecorder.
It. E. 1. Itmlllllnn r.ln.,.n.l ..
the ICllalintli fi-nm i.i,. u -iiif-
nla. whoro ho had beon buying
wool. Mr. Hodllllon bought 200
bags of wool whllo gono.
Claudo Adams and Miss Grnco
Mcintosh gavo their frlonds tho slip
yostordny and went to Coqulllo,
whoro thoy woro married lost night.
Last week as Sidney Croft and
Mr. McMullen woro nttoniptlng to
cross Two Mllo crook with a toam
and wagon, thoy woro awopt down
stroam by the swlfl current. When
!L",0Il 8.1w l1,oy woro ' rtnnKor
l,0 c"t tho harness nnd lot tho
r.8nl00S0 from tho WftKon nnd
,no thoin n clmnco to savo thoin
soives. Ono iiorso was drowned
howover. nnd tho orhor was swept
dtvn stream for sonio dlstnnco and
oS,'" nV,p,k Bni"1' whoro ho wn8
Jose ued next day. Nolthor Mr. Mc
Mullen nor Mr. Croft was hurt.
OltKGOX DADHIT DH1YES.
. Tim rabbit drlvo on tho West Sido
,,v nn8,il'ss. considering tho cold
. ;V n ,l,t0 n fcw I,co"10 "raved tho
stoini and went from Lakovlow. The
-o-"l 1f. .ho lay'B ca,c1' showed that
ini" Xm I Yoro .?',Uo1 ,n tho cor
rft'0 11t.,l81 estimated that about
.,on p wllloil boforo reaching the
im .1,., D- Vrtl!"r wnB cnMnln of
!, , Another drlvo was to
liao boon held yesterday but it is
n' n""!0;1 ,mt,thl8 wn8 Poitponotl uu
nnilner. Sl,,I(,n'- o County Ex-
Times' Want Ads bring results.
lriliifi making,?
iiiiinirliii mP
mo slate u
, The follolnK,,i
A I bee, Coqmiii
Krns.i s iini.T
North nZT
North llcml. 1!
North llcii.i i...,
Inny. Noilh iicnd
Acme Platilnc Mm .
Drown & nibsoB
Coos Hay Minute
iiiiy. ,oiin iicnd
CMnytott Sawmill.
Coqulllo Kiimbei I
Coqulllo Mill and fc
imny, Coquliie.
t.eorge Cox, nandct.
'V.MI n.iwiiiiu, ft
, Lyons & Johnson
lards,
Fred Mentzol. i.w.
Georgo Moon LmJ
iiaiiuon
Prosper Mill CoBpo
Itaitllollili l.umU.r.
tlolph.
Simpson I.umltr fti
mlllB . North Ilond.
Smith Ilros., Risiat
C. Kmlfi, r.i.
fncturlnit Comnanr. v,
Sugnrlcaf Lumber fo
lio Point
Ten Mile Lumber fr.
side.
Young Ilrothcn, Bu.
Tho valito of all Hit
In Coos county wujV
u;is,ul'u
Tho fcllowlnir ikti
tion nml results tlk
mills:
Avernuo number fr
oporateil. 203,
Average number u
mills operated, 200.
Avornuu minilier t
mills operated, 270.
Annual canactrc i
208.000 feet.
Annual output otnn
571.000.
Annual rnpaclty tlu
117, 000,000.
Annual output ol i
3 1,000,000.
Number of Vll!eJ
sawmills, 3H.
Number of uniMIMt
sawmills. G10.
Waues nald illW
J2i:t.r,n7
Number of worltsj
mlllu Ififl I
Number of men etl
woods, 021.
Dally output of H
root.
Dally output of tt
ihiiiiiiiii.
Dally cnpnclty of J
unity (unpin oi !
Annuni capacuy w
nan nnn tnnt
Annual output d!
an. ooo. ooo feet.
Wages paid to K
workmen. $215,507.
M'flirno in 111 U1 tO
mill workmen, 30!,i
Wiigis paid to nr
l lli.uuu. .
Average wngci W
mill workmon,
. .... IM'II
Avorngo b r-.i
Ing mill workmen, l
Avorngo uuuy ""
win ,iin1nta IS. 00
"'". 'v"', ,t.m: sl
Avnpni'A flam ".
..nmln.vmtl 49 7B.
ujuiiniiiui, - -
...nu. .mi v aa&i.r
skilled sawmill worl
GOLD UDACH $
Little Events hi JJ
Told uy ,:
E. J. Dakcr, dP
IS III UIO VIW "" 0d
portnlnlng to hi i oe
cntllilos of tho "
i.iintor aro conspl"0'
absonce, .a
now .. - . ty
nnnii nun i 1111 fi .
bo reached at any t'"
... nr WftnTl BO
w. w. " rfl I
nun l, n iiu " ..i.iif i
known in this iJB
Soldiers' Honie.s01"
The trail whl ''
tlio east 6iu -j in
Itvnnn 111.110 and jj
:; .. ..:, nioa" 01.1
1110 -iwiu ;--,, ,
gon hidosojourt
.rrrrRl'
?1,B',JL
AY. P. WIii" IS I
ful escape after ' ,,
forlng from 7Kldt
trouoios. ""i .in1
loased Mm m ,t
samo ior Ul"w-rti
cured a m" Wl
painful bladder vi
thoy
L"7 ao ' f., n.te.
uoruso B""m,sr
Parsons. iim;
Pictures&fr
Walker SB
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