TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1913 EVENtlMG EDITIOW.
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UKKICI.U. PAPUt or tiii: CITV
01? MAItSIIFIKM).
MKXK'AX WAIt SfllVIVOIt.
ACONTUIIH'TOK aBkrt us If
there are. many survivors of
the Mexican War In Coos
Count. Wo oo :sjt Know; but In
view of tlio fact Hint It began In
this year 1X40, 07 lonrs ago, there
can not lio ninny living, and only
tliose who worn young at the time.
Mr. Hobcrt Starkoy, of Hay city.
IsthmiiH Slough, offers a rase In
point. In answer to a reipiem con
cerning IiIb age at that time, lie said
that ho Inched three month of be
ing 17 years old at the bombard
ment of Vera Cm?, In Mnreh. IM7.
Thu Mexican War has been re
cnrtleri ns an unjust war. No doubt
with old General Santa Aniin a a
factor on tlio other or Mexican side
the Injustice waB divided.
Yet If that wnr bad never been
fought and won bv the Culled
States, San Frntirlnro would todny
bo a Mexlran city, and n law part
of the 1'arlfle Coast would be un
der the same flng. The great slate
of Texns would be foreign soil, and
Now Mexlro and Arizona would not
linvo been perplexed with the ipies
lion of separate or Joint statehood
In the American t'nlon.
It therefore appears that If the
Mexican War, brought on as It was
by one innn's vote, was waned be
cause of a mlRtnkcti soiiho of Justice.
Ir waB a fortunate mistake, for the
Pulled Slates.
Commercially Oregon was of no
Importance when tl'e .Mexican War
took plnco. Ah a result of that
wnr, look at her now! At the same
time tbo export trade of California
consisted solely of hides nnd (al
low. One or two vessels each year
from IJoston bundled the business
UNION SERVICE
DUHKSOIKH
MM H PS UMJ
)1 CASE UP AGAIN,
Protestant Churches of Marsh
field to Unite Sunday Eve
nings at Masonic Hall.
The Marshflcld Protestant church
es lino arranged for a hci-Iob of
fulfill moot IlL'S til 1)0 lelll fll II1U '-
sonic Opern bouse Sundny evenings
during the months of .luly and Au
gust. The pastors of the churches
uniting In the services will alternate
In delivering the sermons.
The churches uniting In the servic
es are the llaptlst, Christian. Kplsrii
pal. Methodist and Presbyterian This
Is a sort of summer vacation time
and owing to the absence of many
fif.ni rim rltv. the congregations nro
rather small, nnd It Is believed that
all can be nccoininodnted at the Op
era House. It will relieve the pas
tors and at the same time It Is be
lieved that many will he attracted
who might not otherwise attend. It
will also serve to bring the members
of the different denninlnnilons closer
together.
It Is planned to have some special
feature each Sunday evening In ad
dition to the sermon. Next Sunday
evening, It Is exported to hnve the
Coos Hay Concert hand render n few
selections of sacred music.
Itev. II. C. Cooley. the new pastor
of the Marshfleld .Methodist clitircii.
will deliver the sermon.
All of the churches will have their
usual Sundny morning services
HEA1 HARD ON
WANT ADj
I'Olt
GUT DECREE LOCAL PEOPLE
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Judge Coke Orders New Trial Formal Action on Oregon Rail
of Mrs. Wells vs. Mr. King J ,,0UTiAXn 0l... ,,iy 3.. Federal'
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A. I.. IIAItKKH, I'ltlXCIPAI. OK
MAItSIIFIKM) IIKJII SCHOOL,
WltlTKS AltOlT TIHIIIIIl COX
IMTIO.VS IX lUlKAKI'AST FOOD
TOW'S. i
HKXT Klnirlii
rootilH oloso 111. Apply i'fi
nioroltil nveiiiie. v
l.'MI'VII Atlll'l'l nil hill'. ,l...i
about l(i feet. Owner can hJI
same by culling ut Time, ?
ii ml paying tor huh ml,
-I lied nmtti,.M
siiinii coot Rif,,.-
FOIt SAIiK-
HiirliigH: I
dresser, 1! doz. chickens. y!
go before Sntiinlny night. ImJ
Second street.
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Some Coos liny pooi'lo nro now ,, SAIl,;In NoPlll lh,1(.
riitil mill li-1'fwimu riP f. .,.
ready to occupy, price $235 I
I. Hull lllllllllf.fi III fltlUf ...... '"I
See doing & Harvey.
IMIIl'llll.n
half InteieHt In n live, golnt,!!
cern, which nets 10 per centi!l
Address Hox lis, jil
Co . a, niprial iS.1 of c.reuU signed the decree In the Oregon ft Zvn would
court, granted a motion for a .new t'a Ifornla land gr e J at i n Lomiu ) p (piJ hpuwi A
trial In the breach of promise or Mrs. ions 10 me .u, ...... y -. -" , ,; IIai.l,r principal of (he Mtirsli-
M. (i. Wells, the North Ilend milliner, acres of land In the lllnniette Mil ,. ""'" ,,,' wll0t wt, Mrs.
"' ",.".'.'-""n:.. ."-.. .." Y' Kr.r V." '..i... .i..,.r...i ffnr.-lis. all lands de- FinrKer tun nau.v. m. .,..- v.XTi:i) Will
illld IMOK UllHI Mill--. fl "- I'" - " , , .. 1 1 i 1 1 1- fill 10110 II II II O I Tli
,.-, iiiiK sss. u sss'tsr sffllriffi! S SBJSSS'.-i.C"S i r:
unriiK some o m . ji b - , -" " , , " ., ... ,...,. , Is hotter lliun HliorniaiiH
eue rs, i ue jury uwnruuu ner iuuu i.n-v..v. .. , , , .. uviwhivui fni- win- hero I lliveirl
A-riL !:!!L, f,.,. , new ,. .. !S?8Sr lhcr..SS..,",.SM Am -'":'!!! w ..'"
S. Hammond stated that he had con- Company from the Congressional . m miwi ii ww .. ' , lug o.itnt uiu'k of Colenrf
sldered It. O. Craves1 original petl- grant made n ISCfi In the const rue- "" ! ' i ml o ,rBWolry 8"l1' North "til"1-
tlnn as not good and had talked with Hon of n rnllrond from Por land to blew 1 .1 wrap up In in I 1 1 ; -
Mr. (limes about filing an nn.end- California It also Incudes the ' t . As II Is. i n l .'Olt S.1.14 To M.o hlg l.esl ,
M petition. He said that the latter lands In the Congressional gran or -' Hiik . I tlm tlmo 1 Wt ,llv ,, llt ,.oniu. r virRlnl Q
agreed to this and as this would take 187o. providing for the construction '. 'V.L.I mil In suv was SHltiihiil nyoiiiiuH. North n-J
some time, he Informed Mr. King of n road from Por land to Astoria. int I hIii '' JiV "nT " one BeAiiiMinml aulonioMlTk
that It would not be necessary for This road Is now the rourth-stroet tint I -o to lino 1 '"' llrsl-elasa cond tlon. Can be ii
: One tent mid itnir.l
Kull nnd eonipk-t'o ,S
ago girl's heart has
three or four times.
been broken
tiii: ynw oiisi:itvi:u s.ws.
f'wJTH THE TOAST '
I AND THE TEA
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I When a man nrrfiieit for vie
f tory and not for truth, he Is
' sure of lust one ally, that Is.
I the devil. Not Hie defeal of
I the Intellect, but the accept
I mice of the heart Is the only
! true object In fighting with the
I sword of t'e spirit. (I. Mac
' donnld.
two Titornu:s.
I like to fish where willows Jut
O'er waters rippling by,
Such jcones are very pleasing, lint
The llsh nre very shy.
The fish nre ery shy. alas!
Which helps to suoll our day.
And then the bugs, It conies lo pass,
Are Just the ober way.
All (ho world loves a good lover,
more or less,
If you would save money, never
net on a Hiiro ining.
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Onlv little girls and engaged girls
care for lieu parties,
A woman married to M "Kocnl
fellow" usually has u bad time of It
A woman's Idea of a good hus
band Ik one who never feels sorry
for hliusoir.
Kven the Intoxication of h. ma
result In a severe headache the next
morning.
The vonng man who succeeds In
naming a whole-he'iiiid Khi I
nliivlnr In ureal link The aver-
"When n Coos Day man gets to
telling what a world beater he used
lo be the population of the stnte of
Oregon runs up to about '.i"i,!i77.'j7S.
You can't convince a brunette that
dark hair Isn't as good as gold.
It Isn't always safe to Judge a
man's object by what lie Is appar
ently striving ror.
A man inny value his reputation
so highly that It Is Impossible to
find n buyer.
When a fool married man needs
to be chaperoned by his wife every
time he travels l:o aught to sta." at
home.
him to attend curt anil King went to lino on e west sine mm guc .o - - ". " "J " ;' ::; nny imiu on mo mroei
Portland on business. However. Mr. Mc.Mlnitvllle. I m v ,'M , , t i - . I , .V ,. V 1 1 V.Vl 1 A (' lot' 1 -
('.raxes did not file an amended pe- All railroad property In nclual use ";" .i,1"' '" Vini t Penile ' S.ll.l--1'iiriiltiii-o for 3
tltlon but stood trial on his original by the conipnny is exempt from tho mtll I " ', ,0' J '!;,. ',.,,, ' , flat, must be sold by duly 10 T
papers, and King was not represented general forfultttro. nnn' I liSnu t 1 S ff flat for rent. Apply ParlR
in the defense. I All cross-coniplalnls and Inter- nnd I ho e to bijiif, sonic out nun N()rtl on(li w
Judge Coke In passing on the 1110- vonor petitions on the part of the mo or iiuei 1111.
. . l. ... M i I. I.. Iillil.m.i Hal. I l.lll.t llll ill llllflllll lt aHaaKBaaaa-aiaBaaaMaiaBa I .. ..... . - -
tlon held that In view of these clr- settlers and would-be ptirchaseiH of
cumstnnres nnd that the defense Krnnt landB nre ordered dlsmlBsed. ;
would nave nceii cntiueu 10 present 1 ne iiiiureiiur uunutur, mm nine
S. 1 1 1
IflTTI.i: IIMIfPS IJVTIII-: WAV,
If of dollars , 011 have ninny,
Spare a few
To the chap who hasn't any.
It will do
More lo brighten nil your ilny
Thau the coin you laid away.
Kindly actions nlwnys pay.
Spare a few.
If the sunhennis find you out.
Spate a few
To the man with gloom about.
You'll not mo;
'or the gladness that we know.
Out to other folks should go.
Sunbeams smile for all; and so.
Spare a few.
Sunset Mngnzlne.
,in,v tiuks.
llelow la given (lie time and
evidence as lo the size of the verdict, the right of appeal to the United height of high und low water nt
even though they were Bhut out of States Circuit Court of Appeals, and llnrshrield.
court In the general offense because It Is announced that that appeal The tides nro placed In the order
of failure to file a reply, that he will be tnk.cn. of occurrence, with their times on
would order the case tried again be- I.aud In every county west of the tho ilrst lino and lioightB oil tlio
fore n Jury. Cascade .iIoiintaliiB, excepting Clnl- second lino of cncli day; n compiir-
Mr. (Iravcs has now filed mi sop, In the Htuto or Oregon, is for- m. ()ll ,.0, ocutlve heights will
nmeiided petition for specific dnin- felted to the Oovoriinieiit by tho Mdlento whether It Is high or low
ngea ami mv. , iiamniomi 1111s put in -". water, c'or high water on the lmr
niiHwer lor iiug. mug aumiiH me 1 e iiuiuiiik uiuir auin 111c ;t ' 1 1 1'rt
engagement ami promise to marry hi-hmho 111 earn couuiy mm reverts
hut alleges that suhseuiient to the en- back by the decree:
gagemeut he heard that Mrs. Wells Ka-t Side (rani.
was of iinchnsle character and that (.oiinty.
consetiuctnly he did not keep his Washington
troth. Multnomah
Tho case will come up for trial nt YaniMIl
the next session of court in Septum- Clackamas
her and will probably he a decidedly Polk
.(innon
Lincoln
Ileuton
Mint i.l.SSO,
Lane 'Jli'i.s'lll
noughts lilil.S.11
1 nt;.r,i;:t
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salacious one.
Prisoner Is Paroled,
John Klltney of llamlon who had
served It) months of n year's sen
tence for burglary at llamlon, was pa
roled yesterday by Judge Coke. Slier-
in Cage reported that Klltney had Coos
1k"mi a model prisoner an 1 a there t "irry
Acres.
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nt'l'lim njwuin, ..IM'1 10 C"ll
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mid gentle disposition. Apply til
11. a. i.anuiiiii, V.UOH 1 uver.
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roil in.. 1 r iiriiiinri k.i
lioiisekeeplug npurtiiieiit
Cull li:i X. 2nd st. or phone inn
17'
I'Olt SAI.lv Wild hlnckbeiTlos J,
the box or gallon. Phone ordn
31-1x2.
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I'Olt SAI.lv (.'0(1 pllllio Mblchhal
been used few years. Uoudtoul
mid us good iih now hqUt
1.1 . nun m necuitit siteet.
XOT KXtll'KIXOTII.I.Ii: xoxu.
(Pittsburg Sun.)
We're having a regular reunion of
old customers coino In you are
Hiiro to meet friends you haven't
seen in years and. by the way -.Miss
Tlllle McDonald, who has been
11 our employ for ulimist :i," years,
has been given ihe title of the Hos
tess of Honor yon can meet her
where the exposition of old things are
-bow 11.
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iii-iu HllllKiillllK I'lirillllSlillll'CN III HIS .uvinii. I lll.il. II
irliiie, which was the theft of a clock Jackson 1 1 l.'J.'.l
from a vacant house In llamlon while Klamath lll.Oli
he was drunk, the court granted the Tillamook 7,0.'I7
parole, 1
Special Scssl I Total l,(il tl.S.I I
Judge Coke was conslderlmr the West Side Cnmi.
advisability of calling a special Jury County.
term of court to dispose of the crlnil- Clarke. Washington
mil business on hand now. There Columbia
are eight or nine comity prisoners Tillamook
ami Judge Coke thought that It Wnshliigton . . .
might be better for all concerned Multnomah ...
and cheaper for thu county If the Yamhill
grand Jury was summoned In special
session, uml a Jury called and the Total
cases disposed of.
iimvcwr. on investigating the mat- iikpoht OF Till-: HIVF.IK
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lor. he has practically made up his IHTCIIII-: I'K.'HT IIY IIOI'XIIS
mind to wall until the tculai' term
ol nii.it In Sep:e. uber.
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This Sign Answers Your
Question
"Where can I get the
articles advertised
in my magazine?"
This sign means that
we carry the goods
(Ol Otlr linn nntlnnoll..
aclvcrtised in all the magazines, especially in Good
Housekeeping, whose publishers add their guaran
tee to that of the manufacturers. Remember-
Advertised Goods
are Quality Goods
They've got to be-to get into the pages of the nationa
m gazmes lhafs hy w sell then, and that's why you
take no nsk , buying then. Don't send away for goods
-you can see them at our store. Just phone and we'll
end you anytlung you want We can't numerate r
. u,c es we carry, so step in and let us show them. ' J
iNasburg-'s Grocery
'': .'()! iioi'si:ki:i.:.ix .stohp
Corner Commercial am, .Sho.h. St. ,. .,....
J. C. LS FMIGE
IS IHDIGIED
m vit's mi 1 !ji i'.!:!.;)i:s.
Hnvo your Job priming done it
Tho Times oulco,
I I.OCAI, TII.MIMIIlATl'm-: 1
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I Ostllml, special (lovornmeiit mo- I
I teorologlcal observer: j
I Maximum OS 1
1 Minimum IT.
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I Precipitation 0.0 I
! Precipitation since Kept. I, I
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Precipitation same period I
I last year Ol.liS I
Wind. Northwest; cloudy.
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0.0 1 npartnieiit. Apply N'atbsrt'i I
-, iirocery.
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LOST l-Ilks' IihiIIi. Iteuiinl for tl
I turn to TinioH orrice.
Important Notice
To the Vlnvl iiatroun ami llmsn
wishing liiforiuntlon rogardlng Vlnvl,.
would stnte that the representative.
.Mrs. Ulloy. will he at her rooms atl
101 No. 10th. Mondays, s a. m. to
5 P. 111. Phone l.-ii'-X
wi-n 01c imv
vi: cax
fix vor rp
f.Miiiti:i,i,.s
ItAlX COATS
UAIX HATS
SI ITS SH.."i(l TO S'J.-t.OII
ski-: rs i-'iiist.
The Fixup
TWO STOItKS
MarsliiUdd Xoi Hi lleml
I'Olt IIKXT Two nice. fiirnMrl
front rooms, with bath. 2JJ ,
liroadwiiy.
l-OIC SAM-; (ins i-aime; nrl
now. liuitilro ISt Market ml
Phone iliH-.I.
I'Olt SAliK On uccount of lllnl
iiiriiiiiire or seven-room i0:H
Phono 212-Ii or cull 210 Xl
Fourth street.
FOIt SAI.i: I'-'.iiM.m loilghiK i..
furnished, iltil North 1'roDlH
Phono 20-1-.I.
FARM FOR SALE
Dairy. Block nnd fruit farm ccs-
BlHtlnB of CIS ncros, between 35 w
10 ncroa of rich bottom laml, e!jt
acres of bench luiul sot to sj;'j
trees nnd fifty acres nioro tliattu
easily he cleared for orchard ul
Imlmii'o good gruzlni; land for rt
tie. slieop or Koats.
Twolvo lieail good dairy cowid
mi rarining iiiipiomonts necesur;.
I.ocited 011 West Fork of Crt
Hlver, 0110 mllo from postoit
bcuooi nmi Doatiaiidlng.
Iluy illrect from owner.
For further Information, call
vi 110; v. a. ( At ., A e!anr. Kit
POItTI.AXIl OltAXIl .liny U.:.
11 ll.S Tltl'i: Itll, I, AtiAIXST
.!.. .lum.Ml.ll .t (OOl'M.IK
FOIt IXSCIJANCKSWIXIII.i:.
lOltTI.ANI). Or.. .July !! The
nand jury took up tho consideration
of the cases of .1. (V in i.-.-r ...... ,.,.,i
! Kinlly l.a France, his wife, who wore
I at rested at Coiiulllo Or., after a long
(base a few months ago. on a charge
ot swindling nu Insurance couipauv
and two fraternal Insurance organiza
tions out of $i.-,.oiin. ' Indlctinents
hhargliiK them with obtaining money
j under false pretenses, tin. woman as
l a principal, for It was she who col-
luted after her husband s supposed
, nun mi. mini as an au-esMn-y
are expected to be reported
The district aliiuneys offlie is a
l in- at .eii as oer u to where ,a
Maiii-o obtained the bod whtih was
B.biltutedfor,8onontl.e pp'r
oa.hes of the Clackamas rlwr lie
has told hoernl of what Dlstrlit At
lorney l-.Mtiij. calls "wild-goose sto-
ich. nut u mu, ,.,u,u,,j i,,,,.,.
holes thi-oiiKh wliii-ii tiu.h. 1.1.1.....1.
was es.ahllsluM. Kr li.stam-e.
Ii.nu Identified two uudeiiakers'
iixslstants employed ill a West Side
. .'1 . ' ,Ul1 ,"'" 'P'1 from that es.
ahllshment though wlim, it ",,
fiom orlgltmiij. he m ,,, kllll.n,,M
imi 1 ,..i.Wu "U" '" iwiitloii were ink
on to the muni) Jail by Frank lleat-
i'...hlu;"U "'yosll''- for the mi.
... i,lil,rn,,y " ofr,lv- f them
ma,n,V;',,v,Khlw,l,u,,ww'
lo ft 11 ilay, f,u;ll,rr "vo-UBntlon
I', ' l.,0l,bt of ttw f,,l8ity of l.a
1. uu-es story. Uotli were allowe
' go am no record of any kid or
i.Vnie.lm,MK bMn '" tU8,0,,
Frim'1'11,0":11 l,y Mr- Kv""s tlmt I.a
trame Is In terror of being cliai-ue.l
with murilep and that lie v rlo ,s
.0 u ctng stories. whn-h lie Ims old
--.-.... nun lino
The Perfect Corset
Creates Perfect Figures
The naturally perfect figure is
so rare that the world still worships
its Venuses. But any figure may
be trained and moulded to lines
of perfection by wearing a
ill r V.-.UI
have tbo linestlgators boon able so
V001' of the money, u Franc .1 .
glared when arrested that lie I Jdn t
imo oxen a 10-eent ,, of let
War
ner
Rust
Proof
Corset
SOLD AT
There U nlu-,,.. ..1
at the o,n rhe'botto, ' '0!
sides, for successful mn. '
The Golden Rule
R. A. COPPLE, Proprietor,
Two Stores!
MARSHFIELD N0RTH BEND
fnr r w 1 faisc -pro 01c 1
Wrii
"Pusf -Proofs
Corset
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