THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1913-EVEHIHG EDITION.
COOS BAY TIMES f with the toast
WU C. MALONKY ICdltoi' ntul Fob.
TAN K. MAI.OXnV Sent Keillor
Official Paper of Coos County.
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fc.H tho state of IHInolH. offcis It-
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SOCIETY NEWS
MOTiir.its mkktixo.
l Wear your learning, like your r j
I watch, In u pilvato pocKet: ami
I fin lint null It out ntul strlko It
i ..i.t.-nlt tn fllirm- Hint vim Imvo I
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one. cnoaiuniciu. i iniei esiiiiy oommuniuauuii IS
""now to aiaki: KitiKxus. Received from Marshfield
Man in bast.
Eelf ns tho standard of corrert
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Knvrsntlon mor the telopiionl Th,wn? to no rff . I. n. o.r , Man in t3St.
Hollo," says Mansion. Is cruJe. " ' ".".. "l " " ",'", i r.iitm. rnn- ti..v Times:
mnnnotod ntul n sign of bad """M..u ,""."'. .,,.. ,,,. i t.-- . .li,i wnnU-sf from S
II lino I iwt mni'll t1ll lllll III" ll" 10 II.V U U I""-'" " "" "'" "I""" ' ... . . I
. it tins tot mil ii nit1 iii mm , .,.,,.. ,,.. o'l-liii'li n. in. m B:30 i). in. I have
n sockynrdB Halutnlloon. It is i" "IU.UI" l"v" ""' ""' "" ,,...... V. i,no, .,,.. i,nt., i..
lira iiuum imi.iiii, hi int.- u-s.t, iiiiiikv.o ...
It Jnrs. Thereforo Ev
111-
forcodlng
t
too sudden
nnston
Indian
jm.v th
-et neginning or your dialogue ocr ,. -. , , , ,, ,,. ,. ,,,, ..i.m,! ...,,- fn,.,,!,,,.!.,.,,,
thq. 'phono. .,,., .i...., ...., .... i.nforo shinned
one concern at ono Itino Into
'has put J he WVoX ? the To ponder ?jf
i sign, or perhaps wo should It Meyer " ."'"jlili " i'0,?."
o ban. on hello" as the com- And It Isn't a trick or a chore.
Illg
America, bright now incrchnndlBo
for the people of Coos county.
Without doubt, wo now have In
trannlt more piece goods, men's,
tivniistnn has substituted "Good
one,
O
Tho committee on mothers' meet
ing Is planning tin exceedingly In
teresting progiam for Frluny nr
tornoon, March 7. and It Is likely
the meeting will be In tho Cen
tral school building.
Speakers will be' present from
North Hend and .Marshfield. and all
mothers are halted to attend- tho
wiling motl.eis being espei hilly In
vited to be present. It is expected
that at this nice, lug definite plans
will bo made for the establishment
of n .Mothers" Club In .Miushliolii.
The committee has been untiring In
its efforts.
ino Nordstrom, agod seven months,
who Is staying with hor grandmoth
er. Sho enjoyed It as much as any
one. Thoso present were:
1. A. Alford, Mrs. I. A. Alford,
Mrs. Joslo W'yant, Alta Wynnt,
Mrs. Mattlo McOuffln, Mrs. .1. W.
Hrlggs, Mrs. Lena Johnson, Mrs. O.
A. Mintonye, Hdwln Alford, Dollle
Wyiint, Hlvn .lolmson. Curl Minto
nye. Byron llrlggs. Anry Mlnlonyo,
Anils llrlggs, May Nordstrom, Murlal
llrlggs, Lolaud Clinse, ltayinond
Chase, Hazel Vent llrlggs, J, W. Mt
(luffln. Chas. 10. Strang, K. F. CIuibo,
Leslie Chase, Loulra McOuliln, Miss
.Minnie MeUullln, John W. llrlggs,
Mrs. K. F. CIuibo. Hollo MrUulIlii,
Mis. Mlclmol. May Mlclinol, Tod Mi
chael, (loldlo It. Michael, Mario iMl
chael, Wray Michael and Ktdon Michael.
wn ix i.LHsnxi: I
CLUBS
uvntiston nas siiiisiiiiiicu "uoou - . , ,. ,nn, i. " ,, ,.
corning," Good afternoon" and To biiiIIo nt he str Bor . ou oe . b j one i i.
n,1 ni-onliur." noronllni! to tll T(J tlllllk cheerful thoughts tllld to Cl)08 COIIIlt.
ilmo of tho day. and uttered In a ,. , fl' V1CI v nof It the folks don't buy new, up-
Iilensaiit, llosuroly voire regardlogs "'",',, V ' 'i ... i , . . T . i... lu,,,,lu ""-';"'" i i'"h ;
nf expenso and long dlHtame tolls. I'o hold out ot.r hand to a l.ioihei nt tlu, very lowest prices, it will
Wo llko the Kvnnstim uplift, and Aml cheerfully sa Howl-ilo. i,L, ,L,t.au8o they do not go to tho
it Kvnnston can iiuike It work in ln n wnJ' tlint ll " Iillow tni,t vou Oolilen Itule store in Marshfield or
Handon for tbelr supplies.
Through out past connections
and association! with somo of tho
tf.lttr.na, ft fflw nvntil.iln lll.tt.ft Hint lid lUOail H"
Hope ro'rthe genorol adoption of the 'I'"118 11 t1"1''8 t-xpected of you
MntH 13 1 If 1a i9 rrfnnt I tt fMilnmvn l.i
the pla'ce to glvo It it real test. If I,e honost In all of your dealings, largest and Bhiewdest buyers In tho
3t does not degenerate Into "Morn- J, trllu t0 ouv woril ,uul J0,ir country, wo have been ablo from
in'," "Aft.," and "Kveiiln'." It may llonio; . , , , tllc ,lr8t U) Ket " tho ,I,8l(l0 ,n
Tjo said to bo acid proof and will A"d '011 wl11 nmko fl'1-,'"lH 110VL'r the buying world. None can buy
,go anywhere. Chicago Is a suburb Aoubt It cheaper. Tow buy so cheap,
-of rjvnnsloii and It will take only a Wherever you happen to roam. Tho Golden Kulo stores nro now
few yenrs to try It out there. , Condemn not the brother who fill- doing a much larger votumo of
j torb, business than any similar concern
tfl?ri-.ltinitlATM)X IX .MAX- Nor faw" t,lc r'c l,n,t tl10 K11'"1' ln the county. We expect to make
NL'IIS Ol-' AMCIMCAX MKX. Hpcak kindly to all who nppnaeh this our banner year in tho way
- you, of progress mid development.
Mils. HKNItOTIN of Chicago, n And give up nil whining at fate. , ny tho first of the month many
club-aiiil-soclety woman of Anon. 0f these new goods will bo on dis-
hoiiio promlnenco tliero as n -tt-H- pln in tho Golden Utile stores lu
Jix-nl loader, Is tiuotod as asserting Dave Stafford says: "The bnro MnrslilU.d and Handon.
that tho manners or American men Idea of getting bald Is distasteful. ' Wo will hnvo n swell lino of
lini'o deterlorlated illstresslngly dur-1 -tt-H- 'cloaks and suits.
ling tho last half century and that I "Uoinomber," romnrkod Guy, U. A. COI'I'M.
ohnvlor seems to have dropped out Chanibers. who can't forget he was j
oi nociai iiiiercoiirso anil utigiisu onto endiuun In an l-.iKs .Minstrel
Information was received last
week of tho marlage of Jcnnlo M.,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Hub
erts, of this city, to Carl K. Schmltt.
at Kugeno on Kobruary II. Tho bride
was born bore and lias a host of
friends In this vicinity. They will
mnko their homo nt Crcswell, this
state, where the groom is tho mali
nger of tho Mohawk Lumber Com
pany. Myrtle Point Knternrlso.
Tim niilscomil Guild will moot
Tuesdav afternoon at 2:. '10, at tho
homo of Mrs. C. K. Terry.
Mrs. C. II. Dnngiin will ontortnln
the Hastern Star MatroiiH AsbocIii
tlou at tho home of her mother, Mrs.
M. It. Smith, next Friilny afternoon.
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lIASTSIMi: DAXCK.
wiijii wi:i soox.
I
speech.
Sliow, "no mntter how looso tho J
OI1ITCAUV.
m.A H.... ..u..t..t.t.. u..i .. . . ... ..
iiiu iiLxiiniiiiuii iuiiii.iiii.v ri-riin mi u orcnii, ino water is always iiuo. i
.foundation of fait. It does not bet- "Vos." said Jay Montgomery, "and Goorgo Klvls McCutchoon. tho
:r tho deplorable caso to uso tho no mntter how dirty tho ocean may youngest son of Win. 10. nnd Kall-
'nilhoinlnem" argument to tho wo- i,P the title always washes the thn C. McCulcheon. (deceased),
men and say "loitre another. Bliore." And then tho band played, was born at Carlton, ".ainlilll coijn-
LTMt.t no l.n.l ' ,.. n..n.f... I.... 1.1 1 con .....I
t.t, VI t--f,W II. .11111. , lOO., illltl
I died nt Colfnw Plnrnr Piuiiitv. Pnl..
'.Intl. 20, 1013, of tuhrculORl8 of
the throat.
in
"Vou'ro as bad.
tint It Is fair to contend that tho
responsibility for the regrettable re
sult rests larKcly with the women.
Vhey liaie not held thcmsehcn to In-
xlHtenco on lino maiiiierH niuoug
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WAS HAVIXf! IT.
My frlond Harry Jackson is not n
Most of his life was
good card player. Mo admits It-
Bpont lu Carlton. For six yearn
""""l" "" '"""" i.nn.i.f, , . ,,, lu ltlltliifitu Hilt Hint ifnn "",l "" """ emilUII III .MMIMI1I IOII1,
JtlieniHolvcH and from men. Where " ?" '" . 'V P'?' ."," ",?t.'i"? Inivlna been emnltned l,v ili llimli
iwtva n.. (.. to ,..,...,...0 ic ...tt no reason wily inn ptiiiiior ill oruigo ,,.,,.,,-.-..- - -"-
uiV i i v ' inn iiiiiiiiivin uwv
jfroin their mothers, uherc men are
to actnilre Hue behav
Jtonii) tlirough the lull
noincn of tho fnmll
Mtlinut Iftnu
' . . .' ... .. tfiftlli
OOCIII llleecllllg IS 1111 USliaiiy or ,v V . . . ...... nmuln im t.ili.LMiiitl. fiiw.i-iiif.i. f.tn
nslly actulred after the .child. has .. .. ."'' 8 . wiiy i .u.i.n.or , i.in i . .- --.; ; - "' , ' '
Hl IIIJ. ICHII." IIU JVIIUII. , ,,, ..- . -
iMii III u ii il ! it t Itf lilirn
ono evening last week should read m,'ll, -mpnii.
nivlnr ir ii t nt ,l10 riot net to him every llmu Marry ...T i n 7. """V,, ', no
iiutu ir not nt . ' . , .. High ehool of Carlton, of Mc.Mlnn-
Inlliivuco of the J11","1'," " . I" l'liriiiu an ... Co,j0, ,. , f Valentino's
iv urn iiiHiiliihln ,,!,d pay tho postering partner flmil- I".0 ,,?,.', "' . "' . '""y
I) aie insoluble i hlni with gnnHhlng ? 'ool of Telegraphy of Janesv e.
ina.i.. Ms. Ho spent two years In Wis-
Miss Hutli MatthowB onterlalnod
tho other evening nt n delightful llt
tlo "Klmonn Party," complimentary
to Miss Hallle Davis, who is to wed
Chester Kndlcott, formerly of Co
ciullle, booh. Tho houso was prettily
decorated In pink for tho occasion.
Dancing nnd music preceded refresh
ments. Among those present wore
Misses lOdlth Illldenbrnnd, Sylvia
Davis, Cora Dyo. Mrytlo Lund, Jo
scphlno Conies, Florence Ulnghnin,
i:il.ul)cth Ayro, ITessio Ayro, HcbbIo
Fiye. Ivy Hill, noatrlco Smith, lOttn
llrooks nnd 101l7iibotb Arlnndson.
This Is tho second m u ninnber
of Cupids vIctorloH lu tie olflce of
the Coos Hay Homo Telephone Co..
and It Is expected that iho dates ot
the marriage of two other young
women connected with the olllces
will bo shortly niinoiiucod, the prl.e
winners being two well known
.Mm nil field ouug men.
Tlwi ilnn i'i l-l von liv tile lOastslllO
Social and Athletic Association Sat
urday evening was certnlnly a groat
success, and every ono expressed
themselves as having had u very en
joyable evening. There wore 2117
people present. A largo crowd from
Marshfield. Sunnier. Hay City, Bun
ker Hill attended the dance. Tho
music was furnished by Hllorbeck-s
orchestra from Mnrshflohl. Supper
was served nt midnight and then
the dnncdig continued until .1:30 n.
in. The club expects to glvo nil
other dunce In iibout tlneo weeks.
Olllsl. Mr n,..1 . 7""
occupy thu lloKers i,n lr' Will,,
Mnrshllold, wS t ,J ' i
Just vacated. Ul Murck,J
Mr. and Mis if qt,
Francisco are mL "-uAk
tho deslgnor of tho l .,lloti
nnd camo her,, i, 1 ,Adcllefev
HollnfromherlonCt
ho to Hiiporvlse so.no 2 ,fl'
tho vessel. """ailm,.
a ... .
Mrs. Dnvld Miibscii, ,t
or her hb er. Mrs Wni. ""
I" Myrllo Point InsuS
A .t. ' '
W. II. Scott mill ttlfi. i
lilninilng to le!Ul. tho ZyS
elded to remain hero ',
ly lesuino hoiiBolicei-liiB rl1'
boon milking n,r home .uL
and Mrs. Louis cic.rr reccntlr l
v ;
Miss May Heiuictt. daiirdi.
Mr. nnd Mis. c ,,?rti I
Is tiiklng a course In nur.TB n
Lane llospltul 4. l"4
gra.limio next October n
niedlatoly come i tio n. T
oxtoni od stay I'rcparat Sn"
now holllir mmli. tl,'. ""I1" h
spring coiniuenreaicnt cxcrcll?
she writes tuu sho lffl?,5
was I u tho chits so that R
I'oino homo for n visit. '
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Vlrirn tOlfintwiw i ii..
!'.0'.."!!?n... ''.?.. !.u? "Mrtteft
'of Mr. and Mis. it. y, p,.!,?"
. West Mnrshlleht Inst wk "
I S A J. '
Mrs. A. 10 Whim and littler,
Benton, WiibIi., aro gucslut t,
homo of hor BlBtor, Mrs. Wm Ek
v,,"i " ""tin iivuii, inr tn
cnllod horo by tho Illness of S
inothor, Mrs. Clark, who raikat,
1 homo with Mrs. A J Savage, iwl
Ul llilltlllVl
WORTH BEND NOTES.
IXI'OU.MAI,
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IWUTV AT COtJCILLi:
1
.iiiissoi tho auo of f. t s n tn ug t" '"'
if habit, an Instinctive aciulroinent Harry was get lug a I ttlo peovlsh. um'"l"'"'" ."' .. (Ul.0rt01. of
by the boy or lrl through Imitation "U 1 ft) low anybody s load." ho re- cnrHon bniul n d was con nect-
,if tho soilal UHtiges or the father and orted. "he llvo mo. It'll bo anybody's WV, l. "? " 1' L TZuul mtli
-mother. Actiualntanies with mere but yours! ' 1 I rt t, lo n
wnnners may bo obtained through Ills brother sno.te.l anil subsltlod. !' o on nccomi t
rtr ii
liniii.iit. iiiil iiuiiiiiui n iiuin .... ...tj .....n ii., ti ...w. ...... .. ..... ... . . ...
..... ,i iitu ,.n,.,iu in .ifwM.ii-i.iiiiti in-', mcii may ir no sain or mm
wolt rather than an Integral part of "For tho love of Mike, Jackson." ,nt " " 11"' t to love
niiio'H social persontillty. Good breetl- ho cried, "didn't you boo mo call for '""A ,,.,. n ,. , , ,
Ing Ib the lino .lower or lire In a homo a spado or n club? Haven't you any . ' " ' - ' N0,nt '?, Cnliror-
wlioro tho images or rellned society black suit at all?" Jn ,0 ,es .(. honoflttlng his
-.ire the ruling force In the dealings "Hiiro." camo back Harry, with a ,nJ". hut, although ovoryth ng
Hietwcen the nieinbeis or the ranilly. delightfully annoying yawn, "but I'osslhlo was dona by tho family.
Women are mistresses of hoi let I'm keeping It for your funeral." ""rHos nnd doctors, and nlthougb
n this country, illctatois ir con- Ami thu next round, as Iho king ". ",n" ..1 ".rft ."' desperate
. ' . . . iiipiii r.. hia
u to would sny, was on tho partner. "i - -
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COQUILL10. Ore.. Feb. 17-A very
ngreenblo surprise party was tender
ed Mis. Michael anil fnmllj Inst Wed.
nosilny evening. The ouasloii being
one or tho boys' birthday, nnd a fan
well party ccmblnci, as the family
moved to Myitlo Point tho next day.
To show tho estcom lu which th"
family was held In, tho gentlemen of
the Farmors' Union presented Mrs.
Michael witli u handsome morris
rocker. Games were Indulged In un
til 11:30, when a sumptuous supper
wns sorvod. The center of attention
for the evening was llttlo Mno lOmol-
i
The Social Kinbrolilery Club has
adjourned until after Lout.
.j. .;. ;.
The A. N. W. Club will meet next
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Carl
lOvortsen.
: : :
The C. W. H. M. will inoPt Tiiosdny
afternoon. March I, with Mrs. It.
A. Copple.
V V V
Tho iOpworth League of tho Meth
odist Church will hold a business
meeting. Wednesday, March 12.
:
Mrs. n.ti Giniimlll will oiileilaln
lh nii'iiibers of tho Social Sewing
Club ThursJny nftcrnoon, Fob. 27.
J ! f
The Jolly Dozen Club will moot
WediK'Hdiiy. Feb. 2C, with Mrs. Wil
liam Galo of Bunker Hill.
.;. .;. .;.
Goo. V. Murch and wlfo nro pleas
antly located In their now homo on
Klevouth street, Just south or tho
I'ome or their daughter. Mrs. Hugo
, ....,--,---
I III' I ll'nllj Ullllll I.1U1ICI AIJ
t loty will give a social Thtnia
afternoon In the Mlznah t!u
room.
W. II. Piper of North Coci Rltj
was nt North Bend Saturday,
i Tlio Mlsslonan Boclcty o( tit
tliiHeil Brethren chinch ll k'ii
ineetlni; with .Mm Hcnchon. j
Wod nesdiiy aflernooa,
Mr. nnd Mrs. It L, Simpson r4
daugbter, Margarer who iptatm
oral weeks lu Sun Franciwo, tt
expected homo the last ol r
week.
NATIONAL BANK I'OU l'LOllFtri
FLOUI0NCI0. Ore., Feb. 17,-r-i
Lane County Sttte ft Savlmbut
lias llled its application with tit
complrollor of currency tohimVi
Institution converted Into a nitloti!
Imnk with nu niithorlmlrapltiliKKt
or $ro,ooo. Tills win bo firtttiti
al bank In tho western part of Luc
County nnd will do business ute
the name of the First National Bui
of Florence
disct: but they iiinnot expect men
Jbo courtly lu inuiiiio" or ihlvnlrous in
troliiivior when women tolerate rude-
ns lu vain. He
-ti-- "ns n patient sufferer tin the as
Vim one Inrnlllhlo cure for sea- T'"!11.1?? TUl1 M.
The Only Original Fire Sale!
thoughts were of tlio brotliois and
sisters he was leaving bolilud. He
inss of innnneis. uerorm or tno Hlckness stav on laud
degenerate tteliiiMor of men soiinny
will
on hoi
kdonls of gentlenianlliiess and lady- ciottliiK married Is so easv that Klu,, niuI ,,rny',, ,V'IUl n!1(l for l,lni
Ifiooil. Mcunwii ie lei me nimneiw ,,,, la,..,rt ro suspicious or it
come only when women Insist often after n mini has done his ?"k , , ' '" pn0, " TO nn,, "
loldlng the slaii.lard of miniueis ,iutv Ir refuses to stav done llu 10H,tl,1 ,n ,ho "' '! Kpocliil
and live up to their own lino ' .) - ' "wo. ' matron or the hospiml
fnlie their boys In hand
WOMHN VOTING'
II.
stobv koi i tiii: i.v.
County
Death camo at five minutes nnst
eight. Saturday, January 25. Clasp
lug tho hand or his nurse lu both
or his ho said with n sinllo. "God
bless )ou." nnd went home, Thus
ended a true and noble llfu at
(KrUK ' HUB II. llilllll III sunlit of tlu 1-iilli.L'n unltloinniiCti ,',u " ' "" "" " IHO
lork Coffey p.op..hes to f-' tlicio nro iiomiy savInK hankM ror i ! tt.K0.of 31 yVm- ,a
her n Inw that will luenipt ,,,'',?, " h ' ho "" wns 8''ll'Ied to bis o
...Ill .I...I "10 llllKlll'll. ll.tt.i.x nt,.l .... 11. ..I..., ...!.. , .
w. tK, ..:.; :.- w.aifilnSi:; xi,50w.r,ffiS Sb: nX "
"" "V'. tV. . s'Sm" rir'ffi'nclJount! 1!i .l"X"f.J..!J"",V"! l
I.'.... 1...,. ..f.
............ i. ftt .. .. I l'l 11111 I IH !
. tl lll.'llllll'l lltlU II lllllll I
m O HII JIK I Htm
I t
ther
hidy voters Irom tolling their age
ciien thoy icglster. The lady ot-
tb will doubtless applaud the res- ., '"; " ;"'' , ' " '"""', w ,,,... J"T "f MeM inivllle. Oregin. the
olutlon or the county cloik: but wo ., ,, ".,.. ;';....'," . ... eryu-oovor Ills body was conduct
doubt ir tho sentiment will be en- ,'.".:' ' ' ' "' u ed by Prof. J. S. Wallace, n college
"So you didn't Bpond the 2 cents?" 7 """ i,," Vrm,in, L "vwli ,,'t;"m8t
fii.a,........! ,i. ...i,, i.. i Also in nccordanco with Ills le-
shSp ns ii function to bo exeiclsed ,.0. ,ln i10 rnnllctl- "lint n Vniiow I1!108! tlio L'Jrd Psalm was road nnd
'n common sense. I ,,, K 'J l0,m ,c' ,',t !"'?"" is favorite liynins. ''Lead, Kindly
Chivalry need not hang Its head & e? a In 1 ."-iKortMncT. IWU'"?0-. X .W-coiiBolnto'
Aor mush heciiiiBe tno age or tno ..ilu " nun noiuy nnu lonueriy Jesus Is
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Miiiiiiiii vuier in ri'uu. leu m iiiii-i
if record. Let the lady who does
jot wish It so be content to forego
i hor
"ins mincing
itininnc.i i y ino '.vorage wo '' , "So you didn't Bpond tho 2 cents?
tnoiiiili:n tim miH'i muuwci iiuvjii
THX Ll'.OS.
I Calling" wero buhk by a Bolectod
' quartet. Many beautiful flowers
covered tno casKot, tho lyro from
nowlv iic.iulred pilvlle-o. Why . ,'D,rfllaro "es which nro often iho Coos Bay Concert Band stnnd
mliuing and frivolous reluct- i oat nmircllnB to the anilnblo Mr. jr t Its hend.
I III IIIMU lllh I IHS l iMitwiin ivitiii- i iii ( .1 - j
.inco about the admission of .leais?, Ali!'1'1 '",' "', , , 'V
Tho service nt tho grnvo wns con-
llltu It. Mint lilt lttllll.n-Mi.il tn 'wilint , V..a ...n ...it 1 .., it tnu ttllttlT 11 ua Itlll-
4t Is nil wrong; nnd whoever It was ',.. w0.r" " J "ul wtM0 Jl,Bt cliioted by Carlton lodge, No. ms,
-hnt tlrst sad woman does not liu- (U"10I,".,1. .J"1 ',, ,,vii.inB mr ti,!l- ' .' F" of wh,ch Aweaaoa wns
prove with ngo libeled the sex. , ' '""",5 '"I ,iV V. " i . H " f'l'or. Ho wns nlso n nioin-Soinid-heaited.
level-headed women V.?""- u wn8 n' l'r"'Uilo of tho i,or f Mnrshflold lOncnmpment nnd
tfnrnu'iini.i tvtll ntittar tiu iminll . UUUK. liml llllt l'lntltlv anfcirn.l til ..
J.iBt'so soon as they call to ila , lnXe2 J P. m s ho w the n '" ,,,BV,ct,on wl,h th'o Kngles lodge of1
tthese grnclous women wnose ngo I ,M",cf0, , ,'.,! ju st a llttlo mnnov T the samo place.
aits upon ti-oin as a mautlo of i w,' ',. " f,B. " ' "wot,VI"0 l ,, '"jo body was laid In tho family
vtonor and loveliness , "u l0,,, ' 1JI ' a ' 'lot bebldo the graves of his pnr-
Wonien who wish to vote, should.' ,, i,1,1,",1, ,",. ' , ,'J "' """ f"'8 , Mcllrl.lo cemetery to n'valt
and we believe, will, be willing to U" h " ' " f . " - . the resimoctloi, day. .
onrorni to an mo reiiuiremenis or U10.., ,vi,01.0 ' ra,,,iff ,,,' George leaves ins only brother,
lift In... nil. I hwl.,.,,1 Dint ttll ll.nr. I """ W UUl O I COlllll J,0l Ollt II II (1 Spntt Ilia lllilrtt 00n.. M.... , r.
It Happened Right Here in Marshfield
Kam merer Says:
"He Could Not Take Care of the
Crowd, But They'll Be Back"
mobs may bo counldoicd as in
tronslderable measure fit and pr
Ver tesr. Portland Telegram.
IIOO'S IIOO
By John W. Caroy.
" I IIIIIKO II llllO I ' "tft .hid, j, v.,
11 1 novor Would care to bn ,m, ' 'J.0.11".'! mul ,lU oBor Bistor,
just comftirtau y nxT '' ', ifelv '"n.M CC,,,,!,U,l,,mi, ,,,Cr
My wire and I htne never exchnn- L J1"1' ! . .:,e ..
get! a cross word. .. i in '" " "H me.
H you don't think it's a good thing "t! Joi o l,u I illJ! im'l n.CnUL'a
ror you I don't want you to do It. .i...1'..,0 '.,s l,,v? ,m" '.von-
Pvo novor seen such wonthor be- "V ""., VJ -"r " m?u,lUM'8. ."tro
Who halls from Jionnlp Scotland, roro. K'nnsns City Star,
whore the hoatbor dots tlio loa, and '
whore ror Annie Laurie they would . n. uiihVS ST. VAl.KXTIXi:.
Jay 'em down and deo? Who builds
a library or two or three most every, Vniontlne. Salut Valontlno. drink a1
lny and lines tho s.inio with mlloa rousing toast
of books, and gives It all nway? , To your noble Undo Sau.uol nnd his
V hca got no iibe for cruel war nor i,0,lfl j,nn,ol ,,ost.
belllcoso Cap J nks Who loves to Long you've boon lostricted to ox-
' HIIOU tilt Uttll lltlll til ii nut iiitiiiuii
Tlie soul Is sure in Ilenven "
A FUIF.Nl).
Along the Waterfront.
The Uustlor has returned from
l'loienro with a cargo of shingles and
lildcs. It is now loading n enrgo of
lumber nt tho Smith mill for tho
liressiona mini' tin. I im-cn '
xbo links? Who'd s Ho our erstwhile I rfiiiiti..to ... ......1.... .". '. .
President large and juicy gob-a "'tli'Sri J" w o del verednt Che't'co" '!
h?ma "8?,,ll".h,'?,",,?,,0,.1Unt A"'8 bCeV ,,Bht n1' "At an dlstanco so K Gobi loach 'ffi
him up a Jobr Who pins tho horo ope could you freight lattor comnanv la 1 ittini
modal on the guy nM.o lost his log? For the postal rogn atlons old you 11 TH ' S '" " 8aW"
oot mon. IfB A. Cariicslo (with tho to four pounds In .iX' U Tlio Btonmo im-i ......
Jrcent nn tlin "iiiu "1
.. .... ,... ..VQ,
ToBtal depnrtmont statistics show
Jlhat tho souvenir postal card is com-YK-Ung
seriously with tho govornmont
product, obsorves the Argonaut. Last
year the number of govornmont post
al cards used was only a little more
r jun one halt that of 1911,
But this year, good Saint Valentino
you suroly have good grounds
For rojolclng, Bluco n Valentino can
weigh 11 pounds!
Valontlno, Saint Valentino, drink a
rousing toast
To your helpful Uncle Samuel and
his noble Parcel PoBt!
W. n. Curtis.
orner arrived in hero todny from
uiu oiuiui io loan with lunibor.
Tlio Nairn Smith sailed early
yestordny for liny Polut with a
cargo of lunibor.
Tho Uochelle sailed yesterday
wlh a cargo of lumber from Co-
Southern California,
You are certainly a chump for not taking advantage of the
greatest opportunity ever
$8,000 Stock of High Grade Men's Apparel
at your disposal not damaged; as you might imagine, but
boxes broken, things mixed up in general and existing in
quarters that subjects me to a move most any time, I don't
know where to go, do you? Don't want to pack this stock
until I am provided with another place, but I AM GOING
TO SELL OUT REGARDLESS OF COST.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCR
" m mm m
High grade Men's Clothing, Overcoats, Shoes, Hats, Hab
erdashery, of all kinds no restrictions Take advantage.
Yours, Anxious to Please,
THE TOGGERY
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