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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1913 ENING EDITION.
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I Over a Million and a Half J& I
Gallons of jllty I
a The Standard Oil for Motor Cars yWml
jTTfcv were used last year in lubricating " ' 6u,Silt'
X&JL motor cars and motor boats. ( yiYfj
m. ZEROLENE has won this popu- r ,Swtfi WiNWt?
If i larity on its merits perfect JUSnffjt' '.&d!V illKsm, YrJ
J lubrication. mwETM'
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SAN PRANCISCO
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THE (NEW
Stealer
CAPT. If. HOSENHLATT, Master.
Sails for San Francisco From Bandon
Sunday, May 18.
Till? SPEEDWELL la speedy nnd lias excellent passenger accom
modations, largo clean and ulry rooms and electric lights mid
wireless. "
For freight uud passngo, apply,
A. F. IMnbrook Co. Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
0t;l-(ll7 Santa .Marina llldg., Han Friinelbco. Mnrshflold.
FAST AND COMMODIOUS
Steamer
Equipped with wlrelesi
SAILS FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR COOS BAY
SATURDAY, MAY 17, AT 3 P.M.
til PuthrriKer Reservations From San Francisco Must Ho Mndo l
oO-l Fifo Building, or Lombard street Pier 27. All reservations
must bo taken up HI hours before balling.
iXTi'ii.nr'iMV rrn.iVBurtiiTATinv rn.
t!"0N'R 4 ' '
EQUIPPED WITH
iteamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TI.MK.
5tIM.(J ritOM POHTLAXD, Al'ItlL 10, 2!l, 0, M Y B, 10, IB, 20,
"."l A.N'l) Htl AT 8 A. M.
HIMXfj Vnoyi coos AV M.mh j j,, j(, MAY 2, 7, 12, 17,
' 22 AXD 27.
tickets on Mdo to all Eastern points and Inforinatlon as to routes
mill i-iilou nliivorfnllv fiii'iitshed.
Plmne Jndn 33-L.
S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD FOR EUREKA
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, AT 1 1:30 A. M.
ROUND TRIP, $18.50
WXECTIXQ WITn TID3 NORTH RANK ROAD AT PORTLAND
XnTrrn mniprn nTPiMami) rnMPANV.
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8e COKTHELL
PHOXE 8171.
Why Worry Over Home Baking
when you ran got so nuicli better
bread, cakes, etc, horo at a littler
cost than you can innke thorn for
ami with nono of tho Inbor and
uncertainty of all homo baking?
All you need to do to realize tho
truth of this Btateniunt Is to try
our baking. Do It today,
Coos Bay Bakery
Tho placo for gokl goodies.
Market Avn,
Phono JI1-L
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SPEEDWELL
Re don do
and submarine hell
C. F. McOEORQE. Agent
WIRELESS
P. u STEItLIXG, Agent.
n i? nfprawnnriR. Amnt.
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New and Second Hand furniture
sold on tho Installment plan.
HARRINGTON, DOYLE & CO.,
302 Front St.
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Phone 810-L Marshfleld, Or..
The Big Strike
Is when you strike for Sar
tor's and got ono of those
delicious and refreshing
drinks. Try ono of our "Cup
Id's Dip. It Is a dream of
dollght. Sartor's drinks aro
always the best. Wo sell
candles, too,
Goodrum's. Garage
homo of tho
CADILLAC and FORD
Auto Supplies for All
Makes of Cars
!1 17 Central A v.
Phono ara-L
Pioneer Rooming House
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Housekeeping; suites and single
rooms. Itooins vtlth hot uud cold
water. flO rent and up per day.
You Auto Call Foote
! riION'13 1 M-J NIGHT AM) DAY
t Statu! front of Itlunco Hllllard Parlor
TWO NEW OAItS
After 11 P. M. Phono 2H0-L
Residence Phono .8-.T.
Careful Drivers -: Oood Cars
.pR-?f-Ej-?i9.LiP.E.-?T0R t
OKXJAMIX (1STLIXI),
-' t'ousulllng Kuglueer and
I Aichltect.
Phone IO.-Mj
Marshfleld, Ore.
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HIGIIT,
COXTItACTOR AXD
IlUILDKlt
Estimates furnished on request
Plans and specifications furnished
If desired. An honest Job guaran
teed. Phono 121-R.
TOE
fOEL OSTLINH,
Piano Tuner and Repairer.
41b S. Sixth
Street. Phono 103-L
pERL RILEY RALLIXGER
Plbnlst and Teacher
Residence-Studio, 237 So. Broadway
Phone 18-L.
W.G
I. CnANDLER,
Architect.
Room 801 nd 302, Coke nuildlni
Marshfleld, Oregon.
DR. W. MORROW,
Dentist.
171 Grimes Rulldlng, over Grand
Theater. Ofllce Phone 820.
W
M. S. TURPEN,
ARCHITECT
Marshfleld. Oregon.
R, A. J. HENimY'S
Modern Dental Parlors.
TCw are equipped to do high clasi
work on short notice at the very
lowest prices. Examination free
Lady attendant. Coke Bldg., Opi
Chandler Hotsl, phone IK-J.
WILL GONFIflM
C S
NORTH m:.D SWIDISII l.tTH
RRAN CONFIRM TIOX SER
VICES TOMORROW RV REV.
.IOIIN IJ. OSM'ND WILL PRE.
SENT CERTIFICATES.
Tho following young peoplo of
North Rend nnd lclnlty have fin
ished the course as catechumens
nnd will bo .confirmed and admitted
to tho Lord's Supper tomorrow at
the Swedish Lutheran Church In
North Rend by tho pastor, Rev. Dr.
John K. Oslund.
Anders Ture Ellas Uendrlckson.
Ernest Rudolph Wlttlck, Elvern Ag
nes Rorglund. Lydln Susanna Hlom
qulst, Solum Elizabeth KJollman.
Eilek Victor Hlomqiilst. John Elmer
Johnson, lna Johanna Davlda John
Hon. Anders Albert Anderson. Agnes
EHda Sandlno. Elsio Sophln Sandlnc.
Robert John Sandlne, Andrew War
ner Sandtjulst, llolga Natalia Nel
son.
Ill accordance with tho nnlvnranl
custom of tho church they will each
receive a handsome hlliln nmi n m.
tlflcate of confirmation.
The spring months often find a
woman tired out, with pain In bae'e.
nips and head, nervous and sleep
less. Foley Kidney Pills qiilefclv
prove their worth nnd value as a
healer of nil kidney and bladder ail
ments and Irrogularltlos. Tluv arc
a splendid remedy for rhmiiuatUm,
clearing tho uric acid from tho
Joints and system. Trv them. Owl
Prescription Pharmacy. Frank D.
Cohan. Opposite Chandler Hotel.
Phone 71.
Electric Lighting
Means Real Home Comfort
Ono hundred years ago the family gathered
iround tho dim light of a tallow candlo or drew up as
closo as tho heat would permit to tho flickering light of
tho old-fnshlonod log flro. Rending or sowing at night
In those days was a hardship llttlo wonder our ances
tral eyes failed before tholr tlmo.
Today a single GO watt tungsten (Mazda)
electric lamp will glvo 4S times as much light bb tho
candlo of a century ngo and tho light Is stoady soft
whlto
Electric light is the first aid to homo com
fort. Did you ovor Investlgnto Its cost? It will surprlso
you to know how llttlo It costs to wlro an un wired houso.
Telephone 178 and let us submit an estlmato on your
property.
Oregon Power Company
Second and Central.
Marshfleld and North Bend Auto Line
GORST .ft KING. Prourieton.
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FARE, ROUND TRIP, 25 CENTS
Leave North Bend Allen's Newt stand.
Leave Marshfleld Chandler and Blanco Hotels and Busy Corner.
The Favorite
The follow Inn noetn nnnenred In
I the Atlantic Monthly In 1S70 and was
written by Frederick Woodsworth
Lorrlng. who was killed by the In
dians In Arizona In 1871:
This selection was made by Mrs.
I S Kaufman, n member of tho
Mnrshlleld Favorite Poets Club.
IN THE OLD Clll'RCHYARD AT
FREDERICKSRCRG.
In the Old Churchyard at Fredericks
burg A graestono stands todpy.
Marking the place where a grave has
been.
Though many and ninny n year has
it Been
Since Its tennnt moved nway;
And that quaintly carved old stono
Tells Its simple tale to nil.
"Hero lies tho bearer of the pall
At tho funeral of Shakespeare."
There In tho church yard at Freder
icksburg, I wandered all alone,
Thinking Badly on empty fame,
flow the great dead aro but a name
To few aro they really known.
Then upon this battered stone
My llstlesa eyo did fall.
Where lay tho bearer of tho nail.
At tno funeral of Shakespeare.
Win. Brnndnl of Nutloy, N. Y got
nutty when his wife begnn her spring
cleaning nud drowned himself in n
pond. He left his wife n nolo which
read: "I can't heat carpets or clean,
ami It ain't no uso of you trying to
mnko me. When you get this I hopo
you will glvo up your habit of clean
ing house every tlmo you hear a robin
sing." Poor devil. But how could ho
do It Just nt tho opening of the baso
ball and llshltig season?
Llbby COAL. Tho kind YOU hnvo
ALWAYS USED. Phono 75. Pacific
Livery and Transfer Company.
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Poet's Chub
There In tho churchyard nt Freder
icksburg It seemed as though the air
Were peopled with phantoms that
h ept by,
Flitting nlong beforo my eye,
So sad. so sweet, so fnlr;
Hovering about this stono, .
lly some Btrnnge spirit's call,
Whete lay a hearer of the pall, '
At the funeral of Shakespeare.
For In the churchyard at Fiedcrlcks
burg Juliet seemed to lle,
Hamlet mused and tho old Lear bell,
Beatrice laughed and Ariel
Gleamed through tho skies above,
As here, beneath this stone,
Lay in his narrow hall,
He, who beforo had borno tho pall,
At tho funeral of Shakespeare
And I left tho old churchyard nt
Fredericksburg,
Still did the tall grass wave,
With a Btrango and beautiful graco,
Over the sad and lonely place;
Where hidden Iny tho gravo;
And still did tho quaint old sjone
Tell Its wonderful tnlo to all:
"Hero lies a bearer of tho nail.
At tno funeral of HiiaKcsiiearo.
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The Woman's Corner
Edited Under tho Auspices of tho
Women's Christian Temperance
Union of Marslilleld.
Till: TIMES ARE (JETTING READY.
Tho times are getting ready,
Tho counter-marching vans
Along thu paths of nations
Move straight at nod's own plnns,i
And he has not forgotten
Tho land wo love so well,
For Ho new Mags are lifting I
Upon her citadel.
I
Tho times are gottlng ready:
O, say not, they nro slow.
The Master plans the battle,
Enough for us to know;
Great thoughts aro his battalions, I
Transverso their liner may be,
But Hank and wing and renter, i
Tlioy movo my laud for thoe. '
Tho Umes nro getting ready
To lay our Ihistllo low,
And drlvo our llvensed Bourbon I
Out of our night of woe. 'I
Selected.
Thoro Is a welcomo for women on
tho moral battlellold of life. Sol
dlore nro needed, now recruits oagorly
sought. No class of workers outrank
women In opportunity. A noisy famo
Is not to he nttalnod, but a thousand
homes will bo your own nnd ton
thousand hearts will bloss you In thti
glorious harvest Hold of Christian
work.
Frank E. Wlllnrd.
Piolilliltlon'H Onward March.
Ohio: Eighty-live por cont of tho
stnto la dry torrltory. Out of tho
olghty-olght counties forty-llvo nro
dry and In tho forty-thrco wot coun
ties, by tho locnl option law, soveit
elghts of tho torrltory Is dry.
Texas: Of 249 counties 176 nro
under prohibition, twonty nro wot and
Ilfty-four partially wet. In many of
the latter, howovor, liquor Is sold
only In tho county sent.
Oregon: Of thlrty-threo countlos,
olght nro dry, and thorn Is an Increas
ing niimbor of dry towns.
Now York: Of tho 923 townships,
nearly ono-half aro undor no license,
and 200 undor partial llconso.
South Carolina: Of forty-throo
lountlcs thirty-six nro undor prohibi
tion, while tho romalndor hnvo dls
ponsnrles only In the principal cities,
Inmost countlos, only tho county sent.
Missouri: Out of 114 counties
olghty-Sovon nro wholly or partially
dry under locnl option nnd tho pros
pect Is good for mnny moro this year.
Nebraska: Out of ninety counties,
thlrty-ono nro dry. At tho present
tlmo about ono-half of tho population
of tho stato Is In dry torrltory.
Alaska Iuib pussed a law enfran
chising Its women tho mousuro em
bodying a provision which oxompts
thoui from Jury sorvlce.
A Tribute to Frances E. Wlllaid.
'And when tho last blow shall fall,
when tho last saloon In America shall
bo closed forever, and when tho whlto
ribbon shall lluttor with tho stars and
stripes In every hrcoio throughout tho
whole of Columbia, then wo shall bo
able to appreciate more fully the llfo
and service of FrancoH E. Wlllard,
and to render her a more littlug me
morial. .Mrs. T. Wlngato Andrews,
Supt. of schools of Rolds
vlle, N. C.
David Livingstone's last written
words, "May Heaven's rich blessing
come down on every one American,
English, Turk, who helps to heal this
open soro of tho world.
RIDDLES.
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QiiChtlon.
1, Speaking of cards, what man
over had tho only deck In tho world?
3. What Incandescent lamp weighs
tho least?
3, What two animals aro with yotr
untll you meot with an accident?
4. Behead to spring and leave ,i
short sleep.
I. Why Is n married woman un
ablo to always keep her husband at
homo?
Answers.
1. Noah.
2. Tho ono that's lit Is always
llghtor.
3. Your calves.
4. S-nap.
G. Tho tldo (tied Is bound to go
out.
BETTER THAN SPANKING
Slauklof dot not cure children of td
weltlnr. Tbcre M t conitltatlonal uoe for
tlilt trouble. Ur. II. Summrn, Dot W,
Notre Pime, la J., will ttai free to inj toother
tier luccruful boaie treatment, wttb full
In.tructloQ., Keuil no inoner, but rlte her
tclij If rout children trouble you lu thle
wi. Don't tlune the child, the cbtncM r
tt can't help It. TbU treatment alu cuma
adulu and aged people troubled with urUi
dlfflcultlM br it J or nl(bU