THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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News From
Nearby Towns
Claim That Californians Han
dle Them Worse Than Thev
do Negroes Vent Feeling.
Or Ai'oclllM rran 10 Cooj tlr Tlmw )
TOKIO, April S. The hollowness
of the American advocacy of equnl
lty Is tlio subject of nn ironical ell
torinl In the Asaslil, the loading In
dependent newspaper of Japan ulilcli
says tho Callfornlnns propone to
treat their neighbors across the Pa
cific wonso than negroes.
Tho nrtlclo continues. "Tlio ami
Japanese agitation will Impress iik
with a keen sense of humiliation
which will require innii yenis to
efface. Americans must be prepared
for a cool reception when they visit
or sottlo In Jnpan." The paper nd
vocates tho withdrawal of Japanese
support from the Panama Pacific ex
position and the exclusion of the
Americans right of ownership In Japan.
gigantic MXKit launched
Can Carry Tiitnl of 10.10 I'iihscmki'Iy
and Has Crew of 1200.
HA.M1IUHG, April ".Tho largos'
liasscngcr vessel In tho world, f00(
torm bigger than tho linperator. o'
tho Hamburg-American line, t
which it nlso belongs, was liiuiirlie'
hero recently and christened tin
Vntorland by Prince Itupperecht. oi
flavnrla.
She rarrles 83 lifeboats, 70 o
which ran bo launched from eithe
side, so that they may be utilizer'
even If the ship Iuib a heavy list o
during storm. In tho TO boats nr
rommodatlons nic provided for nl'
the 40G0 passengers and 1200 crew
Two of tho life boats aro fitted witl
motors.
Two other similar vessels nro t
bo constructed by the snmo com
pony.
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Aivi:iiTisi:i letteiik.
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List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in tho Mnrshtleld, Oregon, pos
olllco for tho week ending April 8
19 III. Persons calling for the same
will plenso say adverlsed and paj
one cent for each letter called for,
Akren. flea.; Hnxter. II. A.; Hon
Jamln, V. II.; Hrooks, W. II.; Ilurr.
(leorgo; Ilusklrlk. ChnH.; Kelly, Kd.;
Lee, Esses; McNabb, Clinton: Mar
grlor, ThomaH; Itnelno, Chrlstenn.
Itnlns. C; Itussell, Oeprge; Schoff
J. N. Holilbredo. Thomas; Smith. Win.
H.; Vance, S. L.; Wardlaw, Elmer:
Wells, MIhh Myrtlo; Welch, J. A.;
Wharton, C. C; Wheeler. M. 12.,
Walter, Hubert; Ynrosz. Charles.
W. H. CURTIS.
Postmaster.
planting tiii: oiiciiauds.
Apples, pears and peaches all 1
pretty well upon tho same soli. Frill'
growera In this section gradually sei
out their orcbnrdH nccordlng to tlu
following plan: Apple trees nn
planted .It! foot apart, poaches be
tweon or 18 weot from each appb
tree except at tho diagonals, where
n pear treo In set.
Tho short lived peach trcoH beai
their live or slv crops and nro re
moved when tho pear trees begin tc
produco fruit. When tho apple treeh
nrrlvo nt maturity, tho pear troof
iiiivM nuoui outlived tiieir usefulness
Somo good farmers still furthet
economize space by planting rows ol
blackberries or raspberries between
tho trees and then set strawberries
between tho rows of canes. Ono of
the boasts of a successful fruit grow
er Is that ho utilizes nil the spneo n
bis command nt all times. -(). '
llendrlckson, In Farm and Homo 1
SUM GlltLK IX W1IITI2 TO
in: rage this si:an.
NEW YOKE, April 7. Tho sllu
girl Is tho proper thing for at least
ono season more. So says M. Jac
ques Worth, tho Parlsluu costumer
who is a visitor in this city. Tin
fashions for the coming siinimor wll
be thus and so: Prevailing coloi
will be white; tho prevailing ma
terial will bo crepo do chine; tin
stylo is ono of draped effects; loop
trailing "angel sleeves" will bo miiel
worn. The skirt will bo lonp
enough to show the toes of the shoot
when the wearer wnll.B.
Tho slashed skirt Is to bo con
demned. piiefekential tariffs.
WASHINGTON, I). C. April 0. -A
prmlblon designed to upbuild the
Amorlcaii merchant inarlno is under
considered by tho Ways and Means
Committee, which Is preparing tlio
trrlff revision bill. It Is proposed to
provide n prcrorontiai rate for nil
commodities affected by tlio tarlif
carried In American bottoms. This
proposal has been ttntntivoly agreed
to In committee and will be sub
mitted to President Wilson for his
consideration,
Llbby COAT Tlio Kind YOU hav
ALWAYS USER. Phono 72, Pad"
Livery and Transfer Company.
Have, your Job printing dono at
Tho Times offlco.
NEWS OF SI US LAW.
Kvents of Mnpleto'n anil Vicinity as
Tolil by The Pilot.
Word has been received by Over
ton Howell, Jr., game warden that
the south one half of township lfi;
11 west and all of township 1C; 11
west was sot aside by the last legis
lature as a game reserve and will be
known ns Grnss Mountain game pre
serve. It Is located nenr Saddle
mountain north of Florence and wns
made primarily to protect tlio oik in
that vicinity.
The Southern Pacific Hospital,
which Is now located near Wild Cat,
is preparing to move to n location
on the ltlcbnrd Clow ranch Just
below Mnpleton. Mr. Clow Is to ex
tend his water system so ns to furnish
tho liospltnl.
Work on tho road nround Cape
Perpetua will begin early in this
month and will continue until the
appropriation Is exhausted.
The schooner Oaklnud brought In
n large chain for use on a buoy out
side the bar, which will enable In
coming schooners to tie up Instead of
drifting around when there Is no tug
to low them In.
Tho bargo Nehnlem Is expected In
Wednesday with a load of hay and
grain for Porter Ilros. Jack Gil more
Is rushing the wnrcliouse building
and expects to get It ready by the
tlmo tho bargo gets here. The
freight teams nro tied up as there
Is no liny.
The loggers nro happy, as the
freshet Saturday brought down near
ly all the logs they had In tho river.
A steady stream of logs passed by
Maploton for about flvo hours.
Extrn teams aro hauling men to
work on tho railroad. Tho hotels
md retnurant served moro than one
hundred nt supper ono day last week.
Tho town Is full of strnngers.
Porter Ilros. Bhlpped In lino bunch
jf steers from Portland for the
camps. Stnnloy and Newman will
'niteher for them.
I). Southmayd Is building two
barges for Porter Ilros. on tho old
lock cast of tho mill. They nro IS
xlflxfl feet deep.
Read What James
J. Hill Says About
Women Shoppers:
Every woman tries to got tho
best value for her money. That
Is natural and proper, but the In
discriminate hunt for bargains
spells trouble.
"The tendency of tho average
woman," says Jnmes J. Hill, "Is
to buy everything ns cheaply ns
possible. That Is tho worst kind
of economy. If is difficult to
convince n housewife of this fnct;
but when she onco realizes It she
Is on the true road to making
money. The same principle that
governs n railway In buying steel
rails ought to goverrathc house
wife In her purchase of beefsteak
not how cheap, but how good."
"Not how cheap, but how good
for the price." Head the adver
tisements of tho merchants who
advertise In Tho Times with that
end In mind and your purchases
win givo every satisfaction.
The best Is the cheapest.
curry is prosperous.
Prospet-tN Are for an Unusually Good
Year In That Section.
Tlio Gold lleaeh Globe says:
"There never was a tlmo In Curry's
history that looked more favorable
'or a prosperous yenr than dees the
iresent time. There has been little
f any loss of stock so far and the
ontlnuod cold backward weather has
kept tho fruit trees from blooming
int. Tills will Insure a bumper crop
f fruit. A now era has dawned for
ho mining Industry which promises
liuch development nlong those lines.
I'ho llshlng industry will be revived
his season. Tho lumbering business
s being exploited by the llrooklngs
leoplo In the southern portion of the
ounty. Tho oil men of tho north
Mid of the county aro being encour-
ged by their prospects ns tho work
irogresses anil ninny heretofore Idle
farms are being converted Into dairy
nnclies, which will greatly Increase
ho tonnage of the dairy product
hroiighout tho country."
Itll.li CAItRWELL SEES"
GRAND OPERA s "NIGGER"
SHOW HIS CHOICE xow.
Nobody would have over bub
ilcloned It, hut "IIIH" Cnrdwoll, one
if Uosoburg's best known exiiound-
ers of ninckstono, acknowledged this
iioruiiig in tlio presence of respon
sible parties tnot Including a nows
taper reporter that he slipped down
to Portland from Saloni the ntimr
day mid feasted IiIb eyes and ears
mostly eyes on Grand "Opry."
"I hud heard and read n great
en I about Mary Garden's wonderful
osiiiiiich, nud naturally I was curi
um to pt n peep ot them; bu
vhen Mary canio out on tho stage
I'll take an oath that about nil she
wore wos u diamond necklnen mwi
a pair of silk stockings," 1)111 ronfld
ed to a bevy of listeners this morn
ing, without the faintest suspicion of
i blush mantling bis innocent
hooks.
"And Totrnzlnul. Hill continued,
"Is broader ncross than she Is high,
hut she is somo warbler, (leorgo A.
Crane, Pert llrown nud inysolf nil
went In on ono ticket that cost soven
bucks. Ono would stay In u while,
hen lonio out nud let ono of the
Jthers go In. For us it was Just
Imply to look at. Tho singing was
all done lu some foreign jnrgon tint'
wo didn't understand. I'm satisfied
now that I've been to grand opera,
but I'd rather go to n 'nigger' show
any oiii nine.
HASH
T.1 CENTS!
TALK AIIOt'T COST!
"In Day of Old. In Days of Gold,
in Days of WO," They Paid
for (.'rub.
PALO ALTO, April -I. Proof
thnt the cost of living has gone
down considerably since the early
days of California Is produced by
12. V. Welsshnar, of this city, who
has unearthed n bill of fare provid
ed the gold miners in 1849 by the
121 Dorado Hotel, Plncervllle.
Among tlio delicacies mentioned
are: Dean soup, $1 a plate; sauer
kraut, $1; hash, low grade, 75
cents; hush, IS karat, fl; roast
beef, plain, $l; with one potato
(fair size). $1.25; beef, tamo (from
the stnteB), $1.50; roast grizzly,
$1; two potatoes, medium size, 50
cents; two potatoes, peeled, 75
cents.
A notice nt tho foot of the bill
of faro tells patrons that meals nro
payable In advance, and that they
will find gold scales nt tho end of
tho bar.
WOULD CHAXGK DATES
Xew .Schedule for Inauguration mid
Convening of Congress.
(llr AMortilrJ I'lMt lo Com ll)r Tlniti.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 8.
Senator Shafroth introduced a i ('so
lution to chnnge the tlmo of be
ginning of Congress to the first Mon
day In January after National elec
tions nnd tho Inauguration of tho
President to the second Mondav In
January.
In tl-o House Itopuhllcnn Loader
Innn submitted to the ways and
moniiB committee his recommenda
tions for Hcpubllrnn members of Im
portant committees.
Representative Sims reintroduced
n bill abolishing the Commerce Court
nnd a bill to repeal tho American
coastwise shipping toll exemption
elniiso of tho Pannina act.
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WILL WILD HOUSES.
Owners of lots who want modern
residences can hnvo same built on
their property by a pa.wnont of
$300 to $500 down and balance In
monthly rental payments. Deferred
payments bear 7 per cent luieroht
You select your own plnus. If yon
do not need tho houso the other fel
low will be glad to rent it from von
and thus pay for your own house
for YOl You can help tho com
inunlty by helping yourself. Work
win begin as soon ns ten appllca
City orilcinN for Issuing Vonr
( llOSt'll.
I he Floience Pilot snvs: "Tho
annual city election for city dads to
serve the peoplo of Florence for tho
iieM year resulted In tho election
if the following officers: President
Hoard of Trustees, A. O. Knowles,
David Criiteher, George T. Schroed
or and F. 12. Myers; Recorder. D,
12. Sever; Marshal, C. I). Moioy.
Quite a good denl of merriment
was occiibloned by tho number of
tickets which enmo Into tho field
the morning of election, some flvo
or sl Independent tickets beside
tho regular caucus ticket were
sprung.''
For Dyspepsia
If you uffcr Stomach Trouble,
and you try our ramedy, It won't
coit you cant If it falls.
To provs to you that Indlsaatioa
and dyiptnala can tx thoroughly re
lieved and that Iteiall Dyipepaia
TabltU will do it, wo will furnUh
the medicine absolutely free if it
fails to give you aatiifactiou.
The remarkable iucctu of Rczill
Dytpepala Tablets U due to the hJib,
decree o( tclentlfio ikill uied in de
iilni tbeir formula ai well ai to the
rare exercised iu their manufacture,
whereby the wcll-kuowu propertiM
of HUmuth-Sulmitrate aud rpaia
have been properly combined with
Carminatives and other agents.
Ulsmuth-Subnltrate and Pepsin
are constantly employed and reeof
niscd by the entire medical profes
sion as invaluable in the treatment
of indigestion aud dyspepsia. Thsli
proper combination makes a remedy
invaluable for stomach relief.
We are so certain that there II
nothing so good for stomach itli at
ItexallDyipepilaTabletsthatwaurie
ou to try them at our risk. Three
sites, 25 cents, 60 cents, and 11.00,
You can buy Tlexall Dyspepsia Tablell
In tills community only at out itoit;
L0CKHART PARSONS DRUG CO.
The Husy Corner
Mnrshncld T JImm sttn Oreon
There Is a Iteiall fitors la nsarlr s-arr tamm
ir .c"eTin,,li,Jinl 8u"sVV-as3a a"3
litaedy for warty ,, ordinary hu&anlU-.
ch ffWl" ie.!goJ for the partlculasUI
for which It Is reeonunsmUd. ""
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Drue Sterae
COALING AT ISTHMUS.
SAN FHANC1SCO. April 0. lie
sides the InUorato coal plant which
the government Is preparing to lay
down on the Isthmus, mechanical
eiiulpmeut, and so forth, the two col
liers for which provision has been
made by Congress will bo most ef
fective carriers. They will bo of
more than 10,000 tons and will each
cost $1,100,000.
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with n WI,.,i:L..Y0"vo -erta.,i natural ab..teS
Coinnifr u. 1 1 Viiinn " u your town certain natuia nd-
commerce at onco vantages Mnko tho most of both.
To Her Honor, the Cook:
Does your husband nnd family
cnll your bread "Punk" after you
have exhausted every effort to make
I right? If this Is the case, give
them n pleasant surprise nnd show
them that you can bake bread that
Is "Hread" by using
WHITE RIVER FLOUR
Sold by
Coos Bay Tea, Coffee & Spice House
1S1 Market Ave. phone 394-J.
FOR QUICK WORK,
rUK PKUMPT WORK, '
FOR GOOD WORK,
Telephone the old reliable
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
We always deliver the goods.
Phone 57-J Marshfleld
The White Hotmse
Restaurant
VISIT TIIR
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NEXT DOOR TO BLANCO HOTEL
You are invited to try our service.
We aim to use only tlio best of everything and
please our patrons.
MANOS BROS., Proprietors
Cnll and See Us.
BANDON BY THE SEA
THE CITY OF THE FUTURE
A KKW TEX AGUE TILU7IH JKOUIt MIMCS SOUTH OX
COUNT!' ItOAl) 9513 Phil ACHE; $100 CASH, 1IALAXCK
TWO VEA1LS, NO 1NTEUEST, NO TAXliM, FINE HANDY
I.OAM, LEVED 11KXC1I LAND.
Buy One It Will Make You Money
Donald MacKintosh
HEAL ESTATE
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INSURANCE.
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HE.atmoanliero of n bank iibould bo as democratic aa thnt of
tho atrcet feci fret to como In at any tlm, even It It la
only to net ebons.
Somo tlmo you may wluh to dcpoalt or borrow, buy a draft or
rent a safety deposit box. We invite you make tlilu bunk your
bank, nnd let your wants bo known we ehnll be pleased to erv
you.
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First National Bank
Of Coos Bay
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION
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FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
MAnSHFIELD, OltE.
At tlio close of business, April 4, 1913.
HESOUHCES.
iCi!? an,a, DlBC0Untl1 , H9.coo.2n
rn.h ' L .Uw W'i G0.000.00
Cash and Sight Exchanue 233,074.15
Total v J777.770.38
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock raid In . r.0,000.00
," nnJ Undivided Profit G9.103.CG
x,ePa,,a ; ,. 'CCS.OOCS
Total , 1777,770.38
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Stand. Phone 18-J. Af-'l
phono G-J. NWt pli
Jlnrslilltld. On
R. J. MONK
Real Estate and In
244 North Front I
RETAIL DEPA11TMENT
LU5H1ER,
LATH, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASn AND DOOHS.
noOFING PAPER, ETC.
CCT THE FUEL RILL IN TWO I1Y USING OUR WOOD.
PnONE 10.
183 SOUTH DROADWAY
TTe Star Tn
and Storage
prepared to do aM
nd boat- and wetj
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L. H. Heisne
Phones 98-B.U
TIIERECORD PHOTOGRAPHING ARSTRAOr COMPANY
abstracta 0 tK.Lc,oplM of aU recorda of Co0fl County to dato
to , real esat f?,A,K?"?nt arB or nny other Information relatlnc
tlUfliVFna JSJ5lrt'd on Bhort notlce.
nuSINKSS OFFICT:: 117 Nwth Front St., Rlarshfleld. Phone 101J
W. J. RUST, Manager
Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire
and Marine Insurance
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
Coaulll nm ENRY SENGStACKEN, Mgr.
S1'0"?'?"' Wl-Ptattfag Land- a -peclalty.
Farms-Timber-Coal and Marshfleld Office 14-J.
General Agenta "EASTSIDB."
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