THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1913 EVENING EDITION,
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PRO IS
.fConthvuoidrroti
Road Holler and Hock Train.
J. E. WnlHtrom, 10 ton coal. $ in. 00
.1. V. Schrociler, labor .... ICLTi
C. A. Schrooilor, labor . . . 7.00
Hilling, Lundy & Sons.
Klaus cups, oil, etc 1.05
Myrtle Point Hardware Co.,
oil. ,tc 1. 10
T. W. McCloskey. operat
ing roller, etc Sfi.fill
Mnrshfleld llnrdwaru Co.,
pinchers, powder, ruse,
etc., H. 1). No. 8 .... 72. Ill
Larson Dredging Co., ae
count Kenttiek slough
dredging 2081.46
1,nlHr mill Material, It. I). No. N.
Ooorge Nay, labor $ 77.00
win, Ingorsoll, lalior .... l I. (it)
Aug. Hill, lnbor 18.75
W. II. Short, labor 82.25
Oscar Johnson, labor 1 S.7fi
Alglo Pierce, labor .'17.10
Lydla A. Humble, material !8.CS
Ned Gallowny, labor 10.00
M. M. PierHon, labor 150.00
John Vatiburger, labor .... 110.00
A. Iugersoll, labor 7.00
Tom Ward, labor 0.00
Qua. WIckH, labor 20.00
John Waters, labor 42.25
A. It. Rnyoart, labor 7!t.75
P. II. Pliikcrtou, labor .... 1 S.:ir.
Frank Ilowron, labor 12!.!)0
Uhas. Haniulton, lnbor .... 5.00
A. F. .lolniBon. labor 25.00
Joscpli Hriimbnck, damages,
re-location ltd. In It. I).
No. in .10.00
C E. Covell, damngeH, re
location ltd. In It. I). No.
19 15.00
Win. Diinitilre, damages, re
location ltd. In It. I). No.
ID lO.Of
Mrs, A. E. Shliin, damages,
re-loratlou lid. In It. I).
No. lfl 30.0f
Allen McLon;i, damages, re
location ltd. In It. I). No.
l!i 10.00
Mary MrLcod, damages, re
location ltd. In It. I). No.
ID 10.00
Leo liny, damages, location
Norlh Kork Pllo Iirldgo
lload 112.00
Duncan Urquliart, damages,
location Hull Itlvertou
lload nn.no
County (.'(Mill.
John F. Hall, 2 mo. salory
as County Judge, cash' ad
vanced for livery, etc. . . .J185.5C
(loo. J. Armstrong, services
an County Commissioner,
mileage, etc 107. GO
W. T. Dement, services ns
Co. Coinii)., mileage, etc., :i5.S(
i.v hi: hills continued. RE
DUCED OH NOT ALLOWED.
Statu vs. LHJoqvlst: II. N. Emorj
claim of $4,00 care of prisoner
not allowed.
State vs. Hindi; A. E. Sinister
claim of ia.00 nuto fare mid time
consumed, not allowed.
J. W. Cartor, care of Morau. In
sane, claim of $8.50 reduced $2.50
and allowed $ii.00.
Cost bill examination of Chariest
Smith, April it, lUlU, unit. $10.70.
not allowed.
IlurrougliH Adding Machine Co.,
claim $400.00, continued mill'
stand Ih received.
State of Oregon, County of Coos, ss
I, James Watson, County Clerk
of Coos County, Statu of Oregon
cx-offklo clerk of the County Cour
for said county and state, custodial
of the records, archives and fllei
or Niild county, do horebv cortlfj
that tho foregoing Is a true and
correct statement of the amoiiii
of bills allowed, continued or no
allowed, on tho various funds o
the county as audited by tne Cour
ty Court or said county and stati
at the regular May, 1UKI, tern
thereof, ns the samti appear In tin
Journal or snld court now In no
ufflce and ciiBtody.
Witness my hand and the sea
of the County Court affixed thli
Kith day of May. A. I)., Ill I a.
JAMES WATSON,
(SEAL) County Clerk
"LEARN ONE THING EVERY DAY"
No. II. THAI'ALOAR SQtMRE.
Copyright, 101 a, by Tho Associated Newspaper School, Inc.
I
r might be said that Trafalgar
Square Is the result of a "vision."
It would bo more correct to say
that the career of Admiral Nelson
was tremendously Inllueiiced by u
sudden determination of will which
throughout his life made him face
danger without lllnclilng, and led to
the great victory that has given Its
name to this famous open spot of
Loudon.
Horatio Nelson was bom at llurn
linm Thorpe, Norfolk, September 2!),
1758, the son of tho rector of that
place. He received smatterings of
education at Norwich, Downham, mid
bo a hero, and, coiilldlug In Provi
dent e, I will bravo every danger!"
Hu afterward upoko of this Inspira
tion as his "radiant orb," and It nr
fected his whole life, lie became a
lieutenant In 1777. In I78.'l he led
an attack on Turks Island, which
was repulsed. In 17114 he lost his
right eye at Culvl and three years
later at TeuerllTu his right arm was
so wounded that It had to be amputa
ted. This yenr he was one or the
heroes or the battle or St. Vincent
when the Spanish Meet was vanquish
ed. Tho following yetir ho was sent
to discover the purposes of a great
North WnlBluun, and In 1770, when French Meet forming at Toulon, and
ly twelve years old, was entered on aUur a long chase found that they had
u llalsonnble, of which his mother's Ronu to Egypt The battle or the
icle was commander. Voyages to Nile destroyed tho French Meet and
West Indies and to tho arctic neison was looiieu upon as one or mo
on
the
tin
the
regions gave him some experience
of tho sea, and when fourteen yearn
old he went to the Fast Indies In the
Seahorse. At the end of two years
he was Invalided homo In a state of
exhaustion. In his own words, this
Is what happened:
LaHfcd
"iTilmmifT
.fcj&tn a m4 i
li i . : i-ti.i.5.w t -" m ;
"After n long and gloomy rovorlc
In which I almost wished myself over
board, a sudden glow of patriotism
was kindled within mo nml presented
my king ond my country as my pa
tron. My mind exulted In the Idea.
" 'Well, then' I exclaimed, 'I will
greatest of naval heroes. It was In
1805 that the battle of Trafalgar was
rought, between the combined fleets
of France and Spain and that of Fug
laud under Nelson. At Its commence
ment Nelson Hew the signal, "Eng
laud expects every man to do his
duty." The allies wero crushed, and
the last fear of Napoleon's over In
vading England was bunlahed. Nel
son was mortally wounded, and died
In ii few hours with tho words, "I
have done my duty, thank (lod for
that."
In 18411 In Nelson's memory tho
great pillar, 145 foot high, was Hu
shed with a colossal statue of the Ad
miral upon It, and later Sir Edwin
Landseer's lions wore added to the
base. This Is tho central monument
In Trnfalgar Square. On all sides
Hweeps the tide of London's tralllc.
Pall Mall and tho Mall open Into the
square on one side, tho Strand on the
other; nt the south end Is Charing
Cross, the olllclnl center and one of
the busiest spots In tho metropolis,
and on the opposite side of this opens
Whitehall, with the Horse Ounrds,
the Admiralty, Downing Street, and
tho War Olllco, and the former pulaco
where Charles I. was executed. Tho
National Oallery, with Its priceless
collection of palntlngu of older Ilrlt
Ish and foreign masters, faces the
north cud of tho square. Fountains
which are constantly playing" In the
Bquaro are emblematic or tho never
dying loyalty of every Kngllshmaii
to tho memory or Nelson and this
"center or empire" which bears tho
name of his Inst victory.
Choosing a Bank
Is a ninttor Hint should mil ,
careful consideration nU rr
Tho features which shoiil.l i, ...
tally considered are: ' Lo Yl
Tho financial strength of n. i .
Tim condition or Its a'c ,eba,,k'
hu conservatism f lH ;'",,,
ho Integrity of Its directorate
Tho raelllties It offernntrmi .
M.o Intelligent courtly K" Bi
com anil assistants. '"
U Is our nlm to ,.x,.t.l nil w in
Of COOS BAY 1" "fi "" ' '""
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
No. . ST. P.U'I.'S CATHEDRAL.
WHEN St. Paul's Cathedral was
being rebuilt by Sir Christo
pher Wren In tho seventeenth
century, a stone wbb needed tor ono
or tho porticos, nml onu or the work
men brought from tho ruins or tho
former church a piece that was put
In place. Afterward It was seen to
bear tho Inscription "Resurgiun" (I
shall rise again). This old Latin
word, carved upon some undent
grave, embodies a remarkable ract
about St. Paul's : for upon thin situ
thoro havo bei n no loss than live
churches, each of the llrst four being
destroyed nnd a now ono rifling from
Its ruins. It Is certain that thero was
a church hero In tho tlmo or tho
Romans, which wns destroyed by tho
pagan Saxons and rebuilt by Ethol
bert, King of Kent. In C10. TIiIb was
burned In 9U1, and rebuilt within thu
year. This, too, wiih destroyed In
1087 and a new one begun, which
HOISE FAMILY HICn.
Thomas Krcigbaiim Make Wealth in
Alaska and Sends for Family.
JUNEAU, Alaska, May 20, Thorn
as Krelgbaiiin, formerly of Idaho,
wno has been In Alaska ten years,
during which tlmo ho heard nothing
from his family until one mouth ago,
when two sons arrived, Is awaiting
tho coming of his wife, Mrs. Lulu
Krclgbutim, and their two daughters,
who are now en route here, Krelg
ban m Juis made good since his ar
rival and has accumulated a consid
erable fortune, with better prospects
in sight. As soon as he amassed a
sulllclency ho requested his family
to rejoin him and the sons Immedi
ately acceded to the request, his wire
and daughters making arrangements
lo le.iw their home in Holso later
on.
I'. S. (.'OLD TO JAI'A.V.
lYniuli Hunkers Draw American
Wealth ( Loan to .dips.
NEW YOUK, May 20. -Hankers
here state the gold being sent to the
Hunk or Franco, exports or which
uro very heavy, having totalled $52,
1)00,000 since the llrst of tho year, It.
being loaned to Japan. Japan re
cently limited a loan of $110, 000, 000
In Pails of which sum $2!i,000,000
has been furnished and tho balance
will bo available at any time need
ed. If suspicions uro correct and
iiuiiuio ensues uetween tho Tinted
States and Japan over the California
alien hind bill, the former will oc
cupy the unique distinction of hav
ing Indlieclly assisted Its enemy In
tliiuiiclng a war against Itself.
ALWAYS I'SEl). Phouo 75. Pacltlc
Livery and Truusfer Company.
SHI
f-'il-
litis
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opposlto bnnk, the innjesly r.nd gen
erous dimensions of tho cathedral mid
Its dome nro apparent. Near nt hand,
It is so hemmed In by busltiti:s streets
nnd blocks that It cannot ho viewed
to advantage.
While In II less doirroo Minn U'r.ul.
.minster, St. Paul's Is still tho resting
!.... in mniiy in r.iigiaiidH most not
ed dead. .Most of hor great soldiers
and sailors, artists, architects, and
musicians, Hu here. Chler or these
nro Lord Nelson, wIioeo bier stands
In tho crypt exactly bonenth tho cen
ter of tho domo, nnd tho Duko of
Wellington, tho former or whom
crushed the forcon or Nnpoleon on tho
sea, the latter on tho land. In the
crypt Is the enormous funeral car that
bore tho "Iron Duko" to tho grave In
1852. It wns cast Trom cannon that
no captured from tho enoniy.
Among tho other noted dead that
Ho hero are General Ocrdnn tim ,nn.
tyr of Khartum; Lord Cornwnllls;
i ; "" u"a""1 iieynoius, iien-
Ji . y,VH!' '"wronco, Turner. Sir
John Mlllulu, and Landscer; Wren,
who built tho cnthedrul; and Sir Ar
thur Sullivan, tho composer.
At the base of the domo Is a gallory
whoro a curious thing has occurred.
Tho dome Is so constructed that tho
slightest whisper at ono side of tho
gallery may bo, distinctly heard at tho
opposlto side, 108 root away.
It wns on the pavomont In front
of St. Paul's that Queen Victoria
knelt In 1807 to glvo thanks on tho
occasion or tho sixtieth anniversary
or hor accession to tho throne.
Just to tho right and loft the tor
rent of commerce sweeps part. There
Is the thuiidor nnd roar of tho busiest
part of the busiest citv in n w,.-i.i
Just a few steps, within tho cathedral'.
fitlfl fill till.. I,. .. LA m. .. '
..... .... .ma l3 ujJKOlieil. I no tliuiKler
Is gone, or Is but n ralnt niid'dlstnn
murmur. Distend thero la tho km..,.
fLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
OLDEST HANK IN COOS COUNTY.
KHtnbllshod 1HHI.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $110,000
Interest paid mi Time Deposits,
orflccrs:
7. W. lU'iinctt, President.
I. II. Kliiiinitnii, Vice-President.
It. 1 WllllnniM, CiiNhlcr.
(Jeo. l. Wlnrlii'stiT, AhH't Cashier.
EAIMDOM BY THE SEA
THE CITY OF THE FUTURE
A FEW TEN ACHE THAWS KOIIll .MILES SOUTH ON
COUNTY HOAD it.1 PKIt ACHE; ISIOO CASH, IIALANCK
TWO YEAHS, NO INTEHICST, XO TAXES, FIXE SA.VDV
LOA.M, LEVEL HEXCII LAND.
Buy One It Will Make You Money
Domiald MacKimiiloslhi
HEAL ESTATE
nnd
ixsuhaxci:.
Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire
and Marine Insurance
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
IIENHY SKNOSTACKEN, Mgr.
Coqulllo Olllco Phono 191 Platting Lands a specialty.
Farms Timber Coal and Marsh field Offlco H-J.
Oonoral Agents "EASTSIDE."
ufifi fniiiiiiittfi1 I, unci i.n'. I.. ir.m .....I ....i... .
.: "' .v. " -"" ". "! "" inici ui mis noiy piaco, tho rush
he spire or this church was destroyed broken only by tho distant sounds or
by Ire and tho building fell Into dl- the bervlce far down tho Into, lor
apldatlon. much or the material be- Then, for a moment, thero is sllei ce
liiB used to put Into other buildings, and suddenly tho splendid organ peals
I ho remnlns wero destroyed by the forth Its mighty notes, which search
h'viu uiu ui iuuu. iiiiii 1L wiih mviin tjiiL vi 'i' nnrnop nf i. in ....
- . .. -r v 111 III II feiini I'll
years later that Wren undertook tho
construction of thu nresent ixllili...
which was completed In thlrty-llvo
jears. ino iiiiids wero raised by a
tax on coal
St. Paul's, which Is tho most con
spicuous building In London, Is tho
tirth cathedral In size In Christendom
and resembles St. Peter's at Home,
although it Id smaller. In tim fun.,
of u Hoiuan cross, It Is fiOO feet
long, US rect broad, and Is sur
mounted by a great dome which Is
.104 reot to tho top or tho cross, Two
campanile towers rise from the front
one containing a nno sot of chimes'
tho otlior supporting tho largest beli
In England. "(Sreat Paul," which
weighs 10 tons.
"S-L: SM""" Jl'oThnnieB or tho
t lliul ifi I
and seem to add their voleo n Wu.
iiesses to tho glory or departed
heioes,
Every day n dlfforotit human In
terest story will appear lit Tho
iiiij-n. ,ou can goc a beautiful in
tagllo reproduction of this picture
with live others, equally attractive!
7 by y Inches in size, with this
week's "Mentor." n "Tho .Meutor"
a well known authority coveis the
subject of tho pictures nnd btorles
of tho week. Headers of Tim Tim,,.,
nnd "The Mentor" will bnnu. .,'
Literature, History, Sclonce, and
1 ravel, and nwn nYmilultn iln...
On salo at The Times offlco. Pried
ten cents. Write today to Tho
limes for booklet explaining The
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ADVEHTISKD LETTEKS
List of iinclaiined letters remain
ing in tho Marshtleld, Oregon Post
otllco for tho week ending May
"!'' 1!M.?: ,,e'fioa culling for tho
same will please say advertised and
pay one cent for each letter called
for.
Anderson, II.; Arthur, E.; Al
kern. Ueorge; Austin. L. U.; Hack.
The'Tlar " nt ' . " . i la' uroi
fhe ilwefl offlctf. m Iwilhird (3); FrodeAu,' Paul; Hil,
f!!.n.1,! 'J11"111'11- J- n.; Jackson. Miss
""""i juiiiimoii, t. A.;.iovine. Mr.
Lewis Miss Sydnoy: AIcDonuld. o'.
A.; Meyers. J. C.: Monner. Henry:
Montagho, A. A.; Paulson. Miss Syl
via: Pllter. W II, Snnl.M... urn
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"in, nunK; wiiisoii, James,
W. H. CURTIS. P. M.
ELKS NOTICE?
Thoro will bo a dancing and card
party at the Musonic hah next
vumL'Sll',iy,-, AU Elk8 aro '"Vlted.
isltlng Elks aro sueclaiiv rnm,.i
ed to attend. ' '" "
The Big Strike
Is when you strlko for Snr
tor's and got ono of those
delicious and refreshing
drinks. Try ono of our "Cup
id's Dip. it Is u dream of
delight. Sartor's drinks aro
always tho best. Wo soil
caudles, too.
Low in price, high In quality.
Electric Irons
Wo Imvo a few sccoiuMiaiid
Irons In good working condition
at $1.70.
New Irons, $:.BO u.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
153 N. Broadway
Phone 237-J
It Looks Good,
Doesn't It.
A cornor In South Marslifleld
at ?11 00, when others around
it are bringing $2000.
I. S. KAUFMAN & CO.
Gray Auto Service
I'Nlicr Tucker. Promletors.
mono orders to Hlanco Hotel, 40.
After 12, 2C0L, Right Cafe. '
TiT. Star Transfer
and Storage Co.
bpreparetodo.Uk.nd.offau.U
on Buuri uuuto. i, ",, i.tMt
aieo no i i
and hnaTQ anil VA J
style Reynolds Piano Morer.
guarantee our woric.
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L. H. Heisner,
PhoneB 98-R. 120-J
rop.
First ClassWeaving
promptly done t
Gardiner's. Rag Carpet factory
Cor; Union and Moutana
Street.
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