THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
COOS BAY TIMES
M. V. MALONEY Editor ami VuK
DAN K. MALONEY News Ktlltor
Official I'iiiht of Coos County.
Ul'lJCIAI, PAPER Ol'' TIIH CITY
OK MABSIIFIELB.
Entered at tho postofflce nt Mnr9h
field, Oregon, (or transmission
through tho malls as second clus
mall mattor.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
DAIIjY.
Ono year $6.00
Por month r
WEEKLY.
Ono year $ 1.50
When paid strictly In ndvnnco Hie
ubscrlptlon prlco of the Coos Bay I
mi 1- r An ..- ........ - ) r.l tnr
lx montliB.
Dedicated to tho sorvlco of tho
pcoplo, that no good cause shall lack
champion, and thnt ovll shall no.'
thrlvo unopp ised.
Address all communications to
COOS HAY DAIIjY TIMES.
Mnrnhflcltl :: :! s: : Orecoa
A PUBLIC LIBRARY.
m IIP. TIMttH iinlnH with nlimmirn
I that Dandon Is agitating tho
mattor of a frco public library
In that city. With Its nccustomed '
111 mill til. II III! Iin ULUlimiilln-ll .,.,, i
public spirit there Is no doubt thnt la1nlB"nK? ...
tho ontcrprlslng clty-by-thc-sea will ' w 'lc1' BMUr ft
rally to tho support of this necessary a 0I,U0' V ,
public Institution
tho flro department have a public I
dedication nnd John D. Ooss hiib-
Bests tho following toast: ,
"May she he like our dear old
maids always rendj, but never'
called for." I
I THE QUIET OIlSEKVEIt SAYS: I
;
I "If people didn't chnngo their i
I minds, thore wouldn't bo no bus!
ness for furniture Btores." I
Full Many.
Full mnjiy a man
Has lost his grip
By being shy
One poker chip.
Harry McKoown.
Full ninny a man
Has lost his stack
By being shy
Ono doggono Jnclc.
Honry Hugglns.
Full many n mnn
Hns lost his beans
By having ono
With' two atiocns.
W. J. Conrad.
Full many a man
Has fallen from grnco
When a greenhorn partner
Trumped his ace.
George Goodrum.
A Ciirlout Word.
Them Is n word In the English
first two lottors or
male, tho llrst three
first four n great man
SLAP AT WOMEN
OF 0005 BAY
There was ho mo slight objection
from somo of the ultra conservative ,
nnd tho whole a great woman. The
I word Is "heroine."
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when Mnrshlleld llrst established its THE BACHELOR GIRL SA1S.
frco public library, but It would bo "That irreslstlblo dcslro that n wo
Imposslblo to find nnyono now who mnn hns, to cuddlo up a Huffy kitten
would object to any nld offered this nnd coo to It, Is tho samo emotion
Important feature of tho city's llfo. I that a mnn feels nt tho sight of n
Any public spirited mnn or woman Huffy woman nnd mistakes for
should bo willing to contribute either . love."
by direct tnx or othorwlso to help
maintain n public supply of good
books. All tho progress of tho rnco, I TOM NOWLIN'S MILLION. I
nil civilization results from educa-, 1
Ji" ""!!-"?.."r-.1.!!?. FT0.Lf.nc.fT If I hud a million dollars
s a k laru-a.-srjK' w-
Portland Paper Says Society
Leaders May Dress More
Cheaply Here.
The Portland Telegram says:
"Necessities for a socloty woman:
Two ball gowns, $28(5 each ...$r70
One threo-plece afternoon suit . 200
Ono tnllorcd suit 12a
One suit for auto wear 85
One evening coat 125
Three hats, $25, $G0, $80 ... 10G
NORTH
10
IMPROVE
LOCAL OVERFLOW.
Want Highway to Empire
Changed and Plan to Hard
Surface to Sunset Bay.
At a meeting or the North Head
Commercial club last evening, n
plan to Bectire the straightening of
tho count road between North Head
nnd Empire nn.l Inter the haul sur
facing of tho highway was advo
cated. Br. Hurtle and Messrs. McLeod
nnd Kern were appointed a com
mittee to go to Coiiulllo tomorrow
to take up with tho county eoiuinis-
Totnl $1270
"Following in tho wnko of Mrs.
Ttoosovelt. who nssortd early In her Blotters tho project.
career as tho wlfo of tho President, ' Tho plan Is to Imvo the road
that a woman could dress on MOO a Jf EJ wtZnX
year, and Queen Mary of Englnnd, ' following tho present road to Slx
who laid down tho grent emphasis tcenth Btreet and thence following
on simplicity of gowning at tho tlmo Broadway to Newark and theiico on
of tho coronntlon, Mrs. Woodrow to Newark Into Empire. It Is
Wilson assorts that sho Intends to claimed that the cost of changing
spend but $1000 n year on dress dur- the road would hu small and that
Ing her stny nt tho WJiIto IIoubo. It would then bo on n pormnnent
..Portland women think that that route which would permit poriun
Miuidurd In too low. That It might nenf Improvements. Besides thu
bo t'lirrlcil out In Butte, for Instance, chnngo, the committee will ask to
or Coot Bay, but Washington, or , have tho road graded this year.
Portland never! Tho plan Is then to levy n ten-
"Of course." say they, "ono enn mill special road tax In tho North
uress on tnnt ono tan oven dross on ; Bond district for the nurnoso of ho
of Mnrshlleld should bo sulllcicnt
I surely would bo gay.
I,.r.n.t?-p."n,,l,11 ,0 1,00Hl thl8 ""'I Hit am willing to take it chanco
n w-nnV i. 'i. At It. should It ever como my way.
Z!tiJSti - rnA u, moBt of
County nnd thats why Tho Times n unrtta nf old Coos Bnv
?iiS . .?..f -l. 1 J. ,r"".1.1,.?.8. nnd dlfforont kinds of boats
,.....,... .. ,. ,u,,,,u, . Huiuiih Atll. ,. .. tr nii n .nt inr mi. IM
i snroly got their goats.
If I had n million dollars
what It goes after tho successful out
come of Its effort In tills lino Is as
Btired.
WITH THE TOAST
AND THE TEA
M
t:
GOOD EVENING
I
Tho llrst lesson tnught by
(lowers R tho sacred slgnlllcanco
nf bonuty tho place which
boauty occupies In tho scheme
of things. F. II. Hedge.
I would form tho biggest pool
To tako care of all tho paupers
And sond poor kids to school.
And to thoso who did not know It
I would tench tho Golden Rule.
Now as I havo not got tho million,
nnil T u'linl In II vi nml llirli'n
' I could thank you very nicely whon
you sond along thnt five.
T. C. NOWLIN.
Paso Uobles, Calif.
Where lie Was Valuable.
"Yes," said tho colobrntcd oculist,
"ho had somo rnro trouble with his
ovos. Every tlmo he would read
-tt-tt- double. And yet ho Is nblo to hold
Tho Quitter. la very high-salaried position."
What, boaten, you say? You'ro still ' "Why, whnt can ho do?" said a
breathing, i friend.
And talking nnd walking around; "Tho gas company gave him a Job
If you'ro dead, sure, you ought to bo reading meters.
lonving. -::-::-
For your placo Is undor tho ground. What Was Worse.
1 "Can you Imagine," said the face
There s no room on tho earth for n tlous teacher of nntural history,
quitter: "anything worso than a gliaffo with
Thnros work to he dono everv dav. .. anm Hivnnt?"
- W WW It t'WIU "
$150 a year, but tho wlfo of n Presi
dent cannot ho well dressed on
$1000."
"Somo of them wish thnt It could
but doubt It oven tho example of tho
llrst lady of tho land can chnngo tho
tide: others declare that It Is not
tho fault of tho women thnt clothes
cost as much ns thoy do, that It 1b
a man-mndo profit, whllo others ns-
sort that In making n stand for slm-
ginning hard surfacing tho highway.
There Is three miles of road to Em
pire nnd It is bolloved thnt tho ten
mill levy would do tho work next
year, tho following year another ton
mill levy would carry tho hard sur
face paving on to Charleston and
tho fourth year's ten mill levy
would complete tho hard aurfneu
roadway to Sunset Bay.
Br. Ilnrtlo and others ar onthu-
Bushing Work W. S. Turpon who
or Homo la tfv, , -
o was 85 Vl "H J
.-".'" "v.i" .... . in.. : ",;.""' piiwupo. vi? '"' s.
nan uiuiiku i l" iuiiiuhuiiiiik ui uiu rop n . . ,-- "turaski .
Donaldson block, Is rushing It nnd H,,M nf,J 1,ul the Si"
says he will make a good appearing' f " " '.nrr'val tA
one Btory structuro out of It. 11. A. I l'""il8lB' "e'ii
Hnrrls Is tho contrnctoor. 'i" .,
Sells Iot Hugo Qulst nnd Ooo. F. I X7 A NTV A tv
urch havo sold tho southenBt cor-, I T N Jl A
r of Second nnd Hull nvenuo to E, I '"
Mure
nor
W. Sullivan for $2000. It Is 10 x
100. Tho denl wns mndo by Wnlter
Itlchnrdson. They bought tho prop
erty Inst year for $1000.
For Jetty Work Secretary Henry
Songstacken of the Port of Coos Bay
Commission will leave Saturday for
Portland, nnd while thore will confer
with Major Morrow about thu coi
struction of the Jotty. It Is bolloved
thnt Captain Polhemus can bo so
cured to como hero to tnko chnrgo
of tho work on tho funds of the Port
of Coos Bay Commission until tho
next Congress makes an appropria
tion for tho work,
FOB i.i.'iui. ...
$-5. I.cnsom8V;,'j
mn. Host nffn, .:,"" W
Mnrshfleld c W "l
wit iMoxTrr-H
ueroronccs renulr.j .l
care TImcs. Wtii- iiiJ
111 Timber Deal. It Is expected
that thu urrlvnl hero of C. It. Smith
will result In the consummation of
n deal for tho sale of it considerable
tract of timber by either thu Monn
hIiii Woodenwnro Company or tho
Southern Oregon Compnny to tho
Swnyno & Hoyt IntorcBtB for tho now
North Bend bill. It Is nlso expect
ed thnt Mr. Smith will nlso begin
preparations for thu starting of op
erations hero by thu Monacsha
Woodenwnro company as ho Is said
to expect an early settlement of thu
question raised by the government
about tho title to thu timber on tho
old Coos Bay' Wagon road grant
nnd nlso of tho railroad grants.
LosTwni huuTrr
nnl dlnmond T
usi nioiuny klndlV j s
Cnrl W Evert '
once. Howard.
von ha i.i. :.
.,.- ..a r '.ii v ntiA .1
""rd'Hobya
WANTED (Soiit,.1Zr"-
" Uo K,' Tgoa
pllclty Mrs. Wilson Is domonstrntlng , MiaH,. nvm- th.. ntnn
her superior roflnomont nnd rccognl-j Thl, Inn mKht nfroct tll0 MnrB,.
Hon of her duty to the Nntlon. flold-to-thu-sea boulevard plan same
Now what do you think of thnt
ladles? Tho nbovo Is front tho Port
land Telegram.
Portland again points tho scornful
linger of onvy nt our socloty leaders.
Of courso It Is envy.
Anyway tho Coos Buy woman does
not rcqulro nil tho trappings and dec
orations that a Portland woman
wenrs to mnko hor nttractlve.
Tho Coos Bay womnn docs not llnd
It neccssnry to cover hor bond with
diamonds until hor faco looks like n
bowl of cracked Ico In order to attract
attention.
It Is not necessary to paint thu
Illy or gild gold.
Wo might say something about
beauty unadorned but wo forbear.
Anywny a Coos Bay womnn In n
$12 gown looks bettor than u Port
land socloty lcador In a $1200 cos
tumo. So thore!
PHOSPER MIIjIj CUT.
what.
BEAVER 11
And n man who admits ho Is beaten
Is only around In tho way.
Tho wny you travel's a hard ono?
Havo you tried to Improvu It nt
nil?
Kvor plckod up n slono? You don't
answer.
And you dare complain when you
fnll?
Run nlong; I've no tlmo for u quit
ter; I havo troubles enough nnd to
spare:
And tho prlsreH of llfo only go to tho
mnn
Who Is ready to do nnd to dnro.
Solected.
Klnmnth Falls Is still talking
about Its relation to Biblical his
tory. One passage in tho good hook
reads: "And in Canaan, thoro was
a rlvor called Moandor."
Mill Slough meanders.
Therefore, hero Is Canaan!
-tt-tt-
When Mnrshflold gots hor new
auto flro engine It Is proposed thnt
"Yes, sir, ' camo tho nnswer from
ono boy.
"What, pray?" asked tho teacher
In surprise.
"A centipede with corns."
On Front Street, of Coiir-e!
Huston tho hour nnd quicken -Tie
' day
When tho dally papor will tragically
say
"He dodged n street car.
And was struck by a drny."
Said to Be Turning Out About (10,1)00
Feet Per Day.
Tho Dandon Surf snys: "In re
modelling tho Prospor mill It was tho
original Intention of tho compnny to
Increnso Its cutting capacity from
15.000 foot to 00,000 root por day.
Under tho management nf E. Fans,
who succeoded In getting back most
of tho old crow who worked thoro
undor tho mnunRCiuont of Win. Hick.
Ing, nnd with dipt. Wnrron Parker!
as head sawyer, tho mill Is now turn-1
lug out an averago of nbout C0.000
foot dally."
fiOM) FROM SAND.
SPORTM.VN'S VIEW.
F. P. Norton hands Tho Times n
copy of tho Pacific Horso nnd Sports
mnn's Review, of Portland, which
snys: "Our good friend, Frank P.
Norton of Mnrshflold, Is having n
hard tight on his hands to koep tho
'city fathers' of his homo town from
cutting a street through tho raco
truck, hut Mr. Norton Is somo tighter
hlmsolf when occasion domands nnd
wo look for him to be nblo to protect
thu peoplo of Mnrshflold ugnlnst tho
foolishness of "peanut politicians."
Everybody's chewin' it.
Chewin' what?
"Best-yu-got"
Buiidou Men Have Vision of For
tune In Black Sand Now.
Tho Dandon Surf says:
Mr. Smith, tho gontloman who re
cuutly Intulled tho gold savins ma
chine nt Whlskoy Run, reports that
Local Railroad Arranges Its
Schedule to Run Trains
There Tri-Weekly.
Beginning next Monday, Denver
Hill will again he plnced on tho
mnp by tho Coos liny Rosohurg and
Eastern Railway and regulnr train
sorvlco will bo ufTordod tho town.
For somo tlmo past, since tho
coal output of tho mlno was ro
duced by changing from tho old to
tho now shaft, no trains Imvo boon
run In thoro.
Now Supt. MUlor has arranged
to glvo It a threo-tlmo-n-wook sor
vlco, beginning next Monday. This
will result In tho afternoon train
service changing some In Marsh
Hold. On Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, the afternoon trnln
will lcuvo Mnrshlleld at 1:30 ami
mnko tho run Into Denver Hill and
nut, making Coqulllo nml Myrtle
Point tho snmo hour ns usunl. On
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Suturdnys
tho afternoon trains will leavo horo
at 2 o'clock nnd run us nt pres
ent, no stop being made at Heaver
Hill.
Tho morning trnln sorvlco will
bo tho samo as at present and the
returning trnln sorvlco In tho nftor-
juoon, us at present.
I Sunday Trains Later.
Supt. Miller Is nlso tlgiirlng on
0
TEACHERS MEET
FOR RENT fv..Z7T-
,,111 l" .V"."lr BDM,
" '" CKiiart By
1.VI Ott n
"v..riV,,,.r"l'Kw for hitriui
VVi
I'ono 314Xl(.v1
i' ik mini-; i RKS for )...., i
ribbon Darred Rock, fr
ng. $1.00 for is! Vli
brake, Phono 314X4 vi
WANTED Girt r7ZT"
chnmber work, a..'.1?
k0"C,,,,mAppM-
FOR SAIiE A ,.,vm..
llrst class condition. hM
Times omco. m
FOR NAliE fln r., ,
nation heater; also klttTnl
nui mint), oi -j sevens,
limine iii-J.
FOR S.I,E Mtrll. cm, I
nnd planing mill at a tirnil
IttHlklii .1.1.. m . M
ivi . jMiurvss a ttrila
FOR RENT 1'urnW.d m.
light houso keeping rocal
nor (jcnirni anil .North .V
FOR SAIilJ.
hatching,
-Mnllnnl dotl (
riiono I6-J.
IMPORTANT MOVE TO ORGANIZE
A NEW ASSOCIATION TO IM
PROVE SCHOOLS.
Tho llrst meeting to organize it
Parents nnd Tenchors' Club In Mnrsh
lleld will bo held at Central school
iiuimu iiiiiiui iuv iiiiuriiuuii iil .i;.iu, ().'y 'pi) inV On
Tho iniivo Is mi Importnnt ono for tiirio years 'on' farm V
tho city and should moot with u gon- property. From 1109 li
uiwun mill iiu, iti i unjitJiinu 1111111 viiu
parents nnd school patrons nnd nil
who have tho welfare of tho school
pupils of Murshllold at heart.
MIsh Topping, tho city librarian,
will prcsldo nt tho meeting.
Tho following progrnm will bo giv
en: Plnno solo Miss Edna Larson.
Rending Miss Harriot Hanson.
Vocnl solo Mrs. E. L. Robinson.
Address Mrs. Ooo. Hazor, presi
dent Parents nnd Tonehera club, of
North Bend.
Address Supt. F. A. Tledgon of
tho Mnrshflold schools.
MRS. ELIZA FBITON DIES.
000. Address Hot A. E,
onice.
FOR SAU: Kuim for
White I.niiKslmns, V.M
Black Mlnnrcns, $1.59
Phono 112-J.
FOR SALi; Three cood I
M0 foot, In tho nut
rcsldonco section ot Soiul
street; nlso two loll ti'il
room houso and barn cs
street. Will soil cheap If I
nt once. Apply to onrl
Sovonth street, South Vw
Mother of Ev-Senutor Fulton Suc
cumbs to Paralysis.
PORTLAND, March 0. After
lingering for n row days, Mrs. Eliza
A. Fulton, mother of C. W. Fulton,
ov-l'nltcd Stntes senntor. died nt
tho mnchlno Is doing nil and inura Sin y t i service llo ant"
thnn was expected of It. Through To It o now but 'it .ml
tin nppllcntlon or the force or gravity ' eHed In tho train crow hovlnS
!,'0,i..!:r. f,"iC.k8'.,,V,0r, ,,,ro"e.r, P'Mlo wirk sove,!,0da?" week. Later
Z..TL "..ii ll' ",,B '""oujiuroiwhon tho Smlth-Powora lino Is com
proved so troublosomo pnsses off
with tho lighter sand nnd gravel and
tho clean gold nnd platinum remains
In tho mnchlno. Tho mnchlno linn
dlos eighty ynrda por dny and In
ordlnnrlly rich snnd will pllo up n
fortuno for Its ownor In n short tlmo.
If tho mnchlno continues up to tho
mark thoro will bo big stunts pulled
off In bonch mining, ns tho bonch
sands nro known to bo Immensely
rich on each side of us.
A GOOD CANDY
Bradley Candy Co, ' $ makin' it.
Everybody ' s sellin' It.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
At tho request of many citizens of
MnrshfJeld. nn open meotlng or all
votors, Including Indies, Is called to
bo hold at tho Chamber or Commorco
room In tho First Nntlonnl bank
building. Monday, March 8, 1913, at
8 o'clock p. ni. for tho purposo of
oxtondlng to Hon. I. S. Smith n homn-
comlng wolcomo In recocnltlon nf hin 15th
vnluoblo services nnd boosting for "P tu glass to tho figures
plotcd and business Increases, ad
ditional train crows will bo avail
able and tho Sunday sorvlco Installed.
WEATHER AT ROSICItl'RG.
Tho Rosohurg Nows snys:
"Tho month or February, 1913,
maintained tho gonoral roputatlon
for climatic conditions In tho Ump
qua Valley. Although thoro woro
only 28 days In Inst month, 20 of
thoso had sunshine. Tho great
est number of hours of sunshine oc
curred on tho 25th, whon Old Sol
beamed upon Rosohurg for S.5
hours.
"Tho totnl precipitation tor tho
month was 5.7 or an Inch. Tho
highest temperature was on tho
whon tho morcury mounted
65
MANY A SUFFERING WOMAN
Drngs herself pnlnfully through
her dnlly tnsltB suffering from bnck
ncho, hoadncho, nervousness, nnd
loss of sleep, not knowing hor Ills
nro duo to kidney nnd bladder troub
les. Foloy Kidney Pills clvn nulck
rollof from nnln and mlsnrv. n nronint
return to health unit Htrniu.tli Vn '.t'VTI.',lTiviIe eiDtrli
womnn who suffors can afford to ov- org and timber men. Apj'J
onooit jyoiey Kidnoy Pills. For salo by or Hill Coal Co.
KucKiiuri k I'nrsons, iiio uusy Lor- -nor.
1 1,
WANTED To ctclianjeonAI
ncrcs of tho beat truci orp
land In tho country, modenll
largo now barn, overrcoim
go with land, on wawriv,
ty rond, desirable locttloi
miles from city postoncv
at Four thousand dcillin,'
chnnco In nart or whole I-
ronl cBtnto. with bulldbtit
out buildings, will anna
mortgngo in dineren.i
In North licna, nai
Hold or Mllllngton. SU
Co., Mnrshllold, Orfjoa,
nnd 8, 13G uroaawa)-.
loos ami utirry counties, during his Tho coldest day was tho 22nd
attondanco at tho legislature of this I (Washington's birthday) when tho
stnto, Just adjourned. thermometer registered 22 dogroes
W. S. CHANDLER, 'above zero. Tho mean tempera-
Chalrmnn Executlvo Committee turo for tho month was 40.1."
Undermuslins
1I have received the first shipment of New Mus
lin and Crepe Underwear, also a bi,g line of Em
broideries and Linen.
Wait for our swell line of Suits and Coats, or
Hon will be sorry.
The Golden Rule
First National Bank Bldg.
Men's Shoes
(All Leather)
$3.50 to
$7.00
At
FIXUP
Marshfield
North Bend
OR SALE OR UEXT-H'Wj
four lots In Eaatslde.
Jnmes D. ClInklnDeim. i
Orogon,
.. Km
FOR HAI.lv i'T "-.-.H
nor, v vi.i" -- ,,,M
Forry landing. Pboae lH
If you havoanytblnjtoiell
. ..! y. iKnnt hem. try "1
UUUU, Ul -
I '
I .- ...aaa . nnIA fill.
IJouso'nT-thrJ'
foot, In nay vib. ,
cash if taken soon, m
Charles Arlandson. pi
or P. O. Box 55 5. Mn
" -nTP AfiAl.V
Tlio Big Tour Caff
In tin entirely new Wi
liTe Roy
TONIGH
1000 feet new
I Will Furnish
Your House
On tho
Installment Plan
W. K. Wiseman
311 North Front St.
Bus. Phono 29C-X. Ros. Phono 160
First Class Weaving
promptly done at
Gardiner's Rag Carpet. Factory
Cor. Union and Montana Street.
Phone 131. North Bend, Or.
plcturt
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,,m I-,.,..-.., m,.
'." a tonight'
BIO 111-,.. -
their best bills.
The bet "how I" the
tho money.
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T.nor l-ioor -"
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FOB A """" ; " ,vi ft
OK ""'.
E.CBARK"
Fine AVtcH "fd Je
mill i'i""? mm"
JUST BECi:" jw
.V linn" " .
fila.,s Shades. wi
Call and ee our .
ware. Wo a's0In sbo'
iuiusi. -'., jn rive. -
from two i B' ,.
In electrical buw---
Barnard & W