COOS BAY TIMES
M. (1. MAI.OXKV Kdltor nnd Pub.
OAN K. MALOXKY News Editor
Officii)) l'nprr of Coos County.
OFFICIAL PAl'KH OK TIIK CITV
oita ijs h viiiL1
"Dcdlcntcd to the service of the
people, that no good caune Hhall lack
champion, and that evil shall tt'u
ttutvo unonp sed.
Address nil communications to
COOS HAY DAIIjY TIMKS.
Mnrsl.fl.dd !t :t Og'"
COOS COUNTY
BANKING EI
Over $3,000,000 on Deposit,
an Increase of About $1,
000,000 in Two Years.
AITOIHTS SIIOl'M) ORGANIZE
automoblllsta Jlt, cn Issued this week for detnll-
Thnt Coos County Is very pros
perous Is Indicated by the statements
I of the banks, made In response to
m -OS COUNTY
I should organize. Tho number ej 8tatements of conditions on Aug
of autos now owned In this ,St n.
section warrants co-operation I" The total deposits of the banks
matters that concern them, both for . the county exceed $3,000,000, an
their Individual good and the good illcrui,se of about $1,000,000 In the
of the community. I last two years. Of this amount, the
A strong central organization with . two Marshfleld banks have about
branches In each community should one-half.
im formed nnd nil active part taken . .
In the development of tho county. j ( LOCAL OVERFLOW.
a imn fir the nuto owners have ta- . -4
Ken n coinmcndablo and consplc-J Impm In. The steamer laq.ua
nous part In tho Improvement of arrived In from San Francisco this
roads through tho (looil Ronds As- ( morning with passengers and freight
soclatlon, but this mlglit be sup-( and will sail nt ! o ciock .wonuu
plemenled by the united support or , morning. Hurt .icuoiiu.n is pursoi
s...iol!tt through tliolr own organ-Ion tho laqua.
,,...,1,,,, I'lvc Drunk. Five drunks were
Years ago when the number of.nrrnlnged before Recorder Hutler
cars was much smaller than at pres- today. O'llara, one who was up
imt there was an nnro organl.a-, yesterday and was penniless, was
tlon, but It was not developed. The sentenced to live days' labor on the
Unrshfleld motorcyclists havo an as- streets. I he otliers gave tiieir
Boclatlon that has proven a success names as Ilrown, Peter Anderson,
nnd of much mutual bonoflt, nl- ICd llnntet and J. .Murphy,
tbough their number Is small. S. I. Uiigliicor Nero. W. R
Such an organization of autolsts Fontaine, engineer In charge of tho
rould do excellent service by mak- construction work on tho S. I'. line
Ing tho many picturesque spots of here from tfugeiie. arrived Inst. eve
Coos County accessible to tourist nlng on n trip of Inspection nnd Is
travel and Instructing tourists now going over the work at North llend
to reach them and the attractive- today. He said there was little new
nesB of tho county kept before tho to give out concerning the progress
nuto touring public. of tho work.
'Sociability runs are very popular Crauloiil l.ntoi Attorney Clonoral
In ninny pnrtH of the country this Crawford had not reached here late
year. Coos County nutolsts Indulge today nnd If was doubtful that he
lr n but they nro bold without would be in tonight. Yesterdny a
d o plan or purpose. If con- seat was reserved for hint on the
1 iif 1 systematically they would bo auto from Rosebnrg via Myrtle
much more enjoyable. ' Point .to Mnrsblleld, but be did not
In unnumbered wnys such a club arrive. This leads to tho belief
would fill nn Important niche In that ho will come In via Rosebnrg
the life of Coos County nnd bo n Instead or via l)rnln ns was reported,
constant Inspiration for Its develop- Divide District. After a long de
ment. It Is high time tho nuto own- lay, County Superintendent Rake.'
era got together. gnvo the patrons of School District
Xo. 3 ut the forks of Coos River,
I'AVIXG FOR .lUSTH'H a hearing on tliolr petition to dlvl.U'
SU.VATIOX may bo free, but ;;u district so that pupils would not
Justlco Isn't. x to travel so fur. Their petl-
"Thorp Is no moral renson ,Jn WIIH Branttfl nml Iunv Helloo)
i it
wny n man who huh a r.K..i. .. diMtrlut, to bo known as Xo. Si!, was
the KansnB City Times, "should ,.raitc!d. Part of District :! mny
hnvo to pay n lawyer to havo bis ,)0 ,,,,,, t() Xo Sfi nm, & now
rights established In a court of ,., Il()U!Jl w, ,)0 s()on
Justice." "It Is Idle to speak of .
SUNDAY GAME
TO BE FAST ONE
Expect Big Crowd for Marsh-field-North
Bend Contest
Here Tomorrow.
Tomorrow's game between North
Rend and Marshfleld nt the Marsh
fleld fairgrounds promises to draw j
Mil BOYS
HERE TUESDAY
Dr. Schenck and Students Will
Arrive on Next Breakwater
For Few Months' Stay.
Dr. Schenck and his twenty-five
lllltinoro Forest School students will
arrive here next Tuesday on the
. .. ... ...... i, ............. ..... f... ..riiiiilii fif mmitliu'
one 01 the largest crowns mm hub uibumimu im u ...
attended a baseball game In Marsh- stay In Coos County. They nro now
Held this season. at Portland en route hero nnd con-
Manager Ogren nnd Capt. Free- corning their visit. In the Rose City,
man are confident with Marshfleld's a Portland paper says:
now llnoiin thnt they will be able, "Dr. C. A. Schenck, head of the er thl8. weok. wlu, l01. . Mr.
to take Xorth Rend down the lino. Rlltniore Forestry School, of Rllt- George Keating, to spend u couple
Capt. Hull, of North Rend, is said ' more, X. C, with twenty-five of his of weeks us guests at the Renting
to be protesting Collier's pitching students, will bo in Portland to
for Mnrshtleld, buf Manager Ogren morrow,, Saturday and Sunday on
. ADDITIONAL
SOCIETY NEWS
Air. nnd Mrs. Cbns. l.owry nnd
his father and mother, Mr; nnd Mrs.
Lowry, Mrs. A. h. Rutz, Mr. and
.Mrs. A. X. Downs and daughter, An
na, will compose a camping party
who will spend n week or so nt
Rastendorf'H Reach. They will go
down Monday nnd establish camp.
4 4 v
Miss Clrace .lolTerles of Harrington,
Wash., arrived here this week for n
visit at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs
R. N. Kenton.
Mrs. J. V. Hlldenbrnnd and chll
run hnvo been spending the weok at
the Clarence Collver boniu nenr Loon
hake. Mr. Illldeiibrund spent tho
llrst part of the week with them
Miss Dllln Pratt wont to Gnrdln-
rei
home there.
4, 4,
MIsh Kama Kruso of North Rend
i"t .. ... i...., ...... "o ....... ,w i .iiiPH i.uiiiu 11. uru in .iui in jjuimi
snvs Mint Collier will nltch the game. I the way to the encampment near who has been spendln;' the summer
Randon and Coqullle will play Mnrsblleld. They nre coming from at various points In California, writes
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a iiumiiu-ueuuur nuu ..ijiuu x uun ...t- " ."v., . D , oTo(. ()f )( nu .,,., , OllkllUld
at .Myrtio ronu tomorrow. leusin oi umu, ihuhuhb iu mu uhu all(j ,nnv B)Linij t liu winter there.
here, Is being made nt Spokane. A : fr
busv schedule of eiitertnlninent for I .Tohn 1). Ooss nnd wife will leave
the visitors has been arranged. On !' '"''Curry County where they
..v....... ..... ,,,... .... ,i.. IS1" '" " w '"k "' ten .lays. Mr.
T
BASEBALL SCOFI
E
Portland Takes Still Another
From Oakland and Los An
geles Shuts out Senators.
(Ur AiioclalM Vtttt to two) TttJ TIdim.1
PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 10. Port-
bind continued her winning streak
yesterday, defeating Oakland 2 to 1.
The games yesterday:
At I.os Angeles R. H. K.
Los Angeles 5 10 1
Siicraniento 0 7 0
At San Francisco R. II. E.
San Francisco
Venice
At Portland-
Portland
Oakland
11 IT, 0
li 14 I
R. II. E.
1! 7 1
1 G 0
CHANCE'S W
OF BASEBALL
PERSOrMAL OVERFLOW i
who Is now
Snilth-PoweiM
logging road at Coal.'do, mino In
today to upend Sunday.
justice being free," says Colonel
Nelson, "when n man cannot have
justice administered unless he pays OKOIKJE DWYER,
n fee to a lawyer or Is able to working on the
Bwenr that he Is a pauper."
Justice can be made free by
making lawyers public officers.
"The more I think or It." said .lodge.
.T. O. Donnelly, of the Milwaukee)
civil court before the Wisconsin llarj
association, "the ni'tre I inn 'U-1
posed to favor it. My Judgment Is
that It Is bound to come." I
Jtl.lXD ORATOR
I. It. Oslioin,. Sny.s llall.it Is Only
.Menus of Advancing Socialism.
.1. II. Osborne, Callfornlu's "Ullnd
Orator," arrived In Marsblleld Inst
night mid will bo the speaker at the
Socialist picnic tomorrow. Mr. Os-
borne m8 ,een ttay ,,i f,.
the last eleven yenrs, notwltlistand-
lug this handicap ho has made sev-
I WITH THE TOAST
AND THE TEA l?
To most men the week always, oral lecture tours throughout the
shorter after they get past' Mon- rnlted Stntes and Canada, traveling
Premier Baseball Manager;
ia!ks of 1W3 World Cham
pionship Series Prospects.
Ur .MOiUtcl rrr to Coot Ilay. Tlmoj.J
NEW YORK, Aug.
h!s pro:llcUon on the
that tlic (ilcnts mid Athletl(s will be
the contcnuers, Frank Chance fore
casts a remarkable struggle for the
world's championship honors this
autumn.
"The leaders or tho two leagues
ap;iear to be very evenly i-intched,"
said Chr.uce, in discussing tho teams,
and 1 look fin- a very clofo, exciting
series. In my opinion the winning
club will bo the ono that gets the
early 'breaks' In tho play. You enn't
eliminate the 'breaks' in baseball.
Friday the party will be taken on
two excursions. Friday morning
they will be taken In u boat along i
the river nnd see tho various saw
mills. Tlie Forestry building nt the
Exposition grounds will also be vis
ited. Friday afternoon tho Innian
Poulsen mill will be thoroughly In
spected. Saturday nn all-day trip
will be nindo to the Nehnlem Tim
ber nnd Logging Company en nip
near Scappoose. Resting Sunday,
the party will leave Monday morn
ing for Mnrshfleld on tho steamer
Rreakwater. The Rlltniore Forestry
School bus camps nt Marshfleld, In
Michigan. In the Now England stntes
nnd In North Carolina. End. year
a pnrty of the students makes the
rounds of these camps, spending
several weeks In each. While in
Portlnnd the members or the party
will stop at the Multnomah Hotel.
190.".. Under tho direction or Mc
Oraw the Now York team won four
of the five gnines played, all of
which were sbnt-outs. Six jenrs
later Connie Mack sectired his re
venge for tho Athletics wot. rour
out or six games from tho Olnnts.
Of tho plnyors who engaged In
the series of lOOi", Render, Plank.
Davis and Murphy nro still enrolled
with tho Athletics, although the lat
ter two nre seldom Iu the rcgulnr
line-up. Mnthowson nnd Wlltse nro
(loss looking after some lentil in lit
ters ut Port Orlord and also attend
ing the rogulnr fall term of Circuit
Court Iu Curry County.
Cieorge Ayre nnd family left this
week for Mussel Reef, near the
Cape Arago lighthouse, where they
will enjoy n week or ten dnys'
outing.
8 4
Mrs. A. II. I.nborr nnd family,
and Mrs. .Tan.es Falconer, nre ex
pected home today from nn outing
nt "Robinson Roost," tho unn.u E.
L. Robinson has given his ranch
homo on Sand Point Lake In t liu
North Inlet country.
W. E. Hoaglaud and fiiinllv left
this week for Rosebnrg, where they
will spend a week or ten dnys with
friends.
fr ! 4-
Miss May Preuss, accompanied by
Miss Helen Merchnnt. left Thurs
day on the Speedwell by way or
Randon, for llorkeley, where sho
will resu.no study nt the University.
Miss Norn Tower left Wednesday,
also, to return to her college work
at Rerkeley.
via Hosobiiri? rn
whoro they win
Acndomyr
' A
Miss Mnrlini u
week to ontor Miss
Rorkoloy. 111 n" a school hj
A
K. n. Wall,, ...T,
II". Miss Mildred ,
a guest for tin. ....... ""u lias
Miss Mndgo Rnrry.
a
Mr. nnd' Mrs. e. v . .
em iii run, of San i)Ug( "' H
at the P. M. Will.,... i .'. nie vljii '
IU 1I IH. ftlllt'ltlte..
Eckley. ' ' "
v a
All-H. W. II. AHhlnnn
Lena Ashman Iu ' " W
Randon to visit fo - , for8daMj
laekson, Cal., n..d Snn
ranclico.
Mrs. Leo R. Vuuw ,.. B
ror her homo Iu WenatcW t?.'
alter u visit or a fciv MH
..oino of Uur inotlior, S' !
Chnpinuiii ' nr- M. t
Miss Hilda V8tohoh a , ,
hero next week fro.8fi
whore she has VHted "np0&
mouniouin, whore sho Vl
taking summer Hchool work
4 .
....... nun, iir.Miue ( ef b . ,
tmit uur iniiii er, w in ta . r "
111 there; ' ls 6eroif
Mr. E. 1). Fleming vlll i,.
Tuesday for hi,, AtXH
h i wo weeitH via t with l.u , "
t..u m li i- ... "18 com
Mrs. D. II. Kuathw. L JV
Keating H out pu-t of tlio Z
relatives ut .Myrtle Point.
4 4 4
Mr. and Mis. n n i......
lonvn the Intl...- i.i,,.. '..J .Vu
for Tticoinn and
points. Mr. Keating 0n- n-1 T
BUo from th0 MtUlSldntt
v tllUJH,
A a
Mrs. R. R. Dement. f
olnt, Is expected hum ,n,il."r
n shore visit nt the home o i
aunt. Mrs. W. P. Mnn.in. 01 t!t(
j.
Robert Dlllnrd ,8 recevei, '
. . urn .11 I n. o. 1 .1111.111 Ht-n.ln .1..
Mr. Liindo has liniiniv...! J..V
thnt thoy weru able tn
Lano Hospital t n private boat'
..v . , ,,.,,, , liu 1.38 not MM
troubled with heniorrhaKcs for flri.
teen dnys and a decided Inwow.
inent Iu his condition Is noticeallt
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. 10. Raniovetn
today rroni Rnsteiulorl's lieach.'vben
Mlrs Mnblo Wilson, who has boon
n guest for the past two mouths thoy hnve been unjoylng a short out
nt the homo of her sister. Mrs. F. Ing.
u liiannis. leu inst Sunday for herl
iiome in Salem.
4
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. 0. Langworlj
Miss Thorpe, of Portland, arrived'1 gH T'Jt
w'S. V Fmma,,FHcVs:r,,,'t "",0 1 &'niT?l. &
with .miss Liiiina K.ltkson. strom havo returned from a cosp!i
,,r .,.,,,,1, ,l t-,.i-. '
.Mr. and Mrs. M. I). Povntz. of
Poi'tlnnil. u'li,, liiivii uiii.nt .I.., ...ii.t
. . ... " . . . 1 ' V" I"1 At .....1 M .nt 11. li... ...
i. mm ..i in. i-wy I t'Cl, Tf9
spent u very enjoyable week camlu
rm. i .Mih. Pm-ntv ..mi. ,i,,.r in,,. . "t hiinsot, returned to the r liomch
i '.. f ' . KiihIuIiIk Iniii v i
ruiurmiig inior III 1110 weeii.
the only (Rants of those dnvs who w,0Pk vIsltliiR friends on the Ray,
still wear tl. vu. v,.ri, r . i'.ln" ? lcnvo for l""'.'0 Wednesdny.
- klfttk II II I I 11 (It,
It Is n singular fcntnro or the gaino
that Render nnd Mnthowson. tho
of weeks outing near Rrldge.
respective club heroes of I tn. w
les. nre still di.hi innutn.-u r ti,,.
in n.,ui.,..!. . .. " 1
r pitciitng, eight years after relatives
nsHiiT.'Piioii nioir initial clash and mnv fnen
each other during tho piny nexf
October, unless nn eleventh-hour
rush by ono of the other league
dubs upsets the predictions or tho
baseball prophets. To date tho
world's series has been an excellent
financial proposition for tho New
York nnd Philadelphia clubs nnd
players.
Mrs. Eugene Crosthwallo left 1ns.
Tuesday ror Oklaboinn to h i "bio young mull, krt on the Bi
several weeks visiting friends and .v",tor "''. extended visit at Wi
TO DRILL AT RAXDO.V
WASHIXOTOX, Aug. I .. Scant
or (leorgo E. Cbn.nberlaln has lieon
Enstsldo tofriy.
4
R. W. Williams, a no-iubr EaU-
nldo young niun, left on the Bred-
homo In Idaho,
Mr. nun .Mrs. M. A. .McUSf.1B,tI
Eastsldo, and Tainlly returned Low
Tl.i.iHdny nftur a weeks out.n; it
Ten .Mile.
J
D. Mclutyre nnd wife and 101
leff this week (or a few
day. alone. II,. wt III keepn im his studlex
--- I" economics and history, which are
I ho Interstate Commerce Com- his specialties and during tho last
ti.li.ul.... u...... 1 1 ' .1. ,. I ...
oii.Ki.tiii nn hi inn iiiiiiii ji piit'iuiKu ji'ii.n no nun wriueii live pani-
io nie express companies.
phlets and ono book; acted as canr
pniuu niammer In ilir.w, ,,r .....
About the only way some Coos , ,., ..ampnigns his party has conduct-
ed Iu California, besides taking a
law course preparing himself for
admission to tho bar. Mr. Osborne
Is a constructive Socialist. He
takes the .position that all changes
taking place iu society or a penna
uenl or progressive liaturo must bo
preceded by tho necessary economic
Hay people get to take a month off
Is to tear If from the calendar.
Lot this fact sink into your head,
Let nothing 'ere delay It:
While yon can leave a thing uusald.
Tl.ero'i no way to unsay It.
--::-
inn secret or success or some
Coos Ray women In getting a now'"1"1 l",,'ll'''"'l development. He
gown out of hubby Is R nt flrat u,8 n H,roi'K "dherent of political
they don't succeed, they cry again.'1"'"0"' 1,ol,,l" tlmt political action
--- '"rough the ballot box Is tho only
The more yon see of some Cos ""'tho.l possible to be used to bring
Hay men the more you wonder wli- ",,,it the end or class jintngonlmns,
the Fool Killer Is so patient. ' n'"1 H"' "iily method compatible
--- will, (he intelle.
Some Coos Ray men l.uaglno thoy of the 20th century. Mr. Osborne's
should gPf Carnegie nieilals becnuao ' ul.Ject at the park tomorrow will im
'.Socialism and Stars and Stripes"
..I ...... .. . ... 1
" 1 ,a " interpretation of the
lldl"phy of the Dednratlon of
.Muerican independence.
they do not beat their wives.
-R-H-A
COOS HAY K.(T.
The gossip you should always shoo;
To this fact we will tout you:
When she's not gossiping with you,
She's gossiping about you.
-t:-s:-
Fcw Coos Ray men are too proud
to beg or loo honest to steal a kiss.
Lire is Just ono doguone tnir dm-
niter nnotiier
It.
uud in i series l.nportnnt and as v ' , s
.or as the wor.d'n championship It , tll0 llfe.Hnv:,1B forC(J '"'"'J
huh uiv.r.ya proven a very pro.-.iinent
AXXl'AL
Mu will summer In tho hills
Sis abroad will roam;
l'n. who bus to foot the bills,
Stiininors here at houio.
MKKTIXfi
OV STOCKHOLDERS
Xotlco Is horoby glvou that the
Annum Meeting of tho Stockholders
the Coos Ray. Rosoburg & East
ern Railroad ami Navigation Com
pmiy will he held on Mon.inv a
. ..... I ..OK 1 O ...... ..... .
Aim rattier Is nlwnvg "ol 10 iVUi t ::i0 o'clock, p. m.,
"' the olllco of the Conipnnv in
Marshfleld. Coos County, Oregon, for
the purpose of electing directors of
said-Company and for the transac
tion of such other business as may
come before said moot Inc.
0. h. KING,
. . Secretary.
---
yariois riaxs
factor. In nil the series In which I
have taken part it bar, always boon
present. Koiiiotlmes the 'breaks'
camo our way and then ngaln It help
ed the ot.ier follows, but I never
knew the time when It didn't play a
leaning pnrt.
"For th.-.t very renson 1 have al
v.ujH nei,i t n ai a seven-'jaine series
between two clubs of tho cnllbre of
the National and American League
pennnnt winners v.-ns not ns decisive
ns It should be. Fully fifteen games
would be neceaaary, to my mind, to
decl.lo positively which was the bel
ter club. Unfortunately, however,
such a long drawn out series would
fall to hold Intorest. Coinlnit at the
end of a seven months' season.ol-jhty
i e. .-nn, or im. rana or the two cities
would lose Interest In tho lnv be-
fo ro the completion of the play. It
has been suggested that nluvh... v.
eral of the games In cities other
than those directly Intoroste.l mlcht
solve this problem. I have no
doubt that Pittsburgh, Chlcngo nnd
wasiiington would turn out hi.
crowds for ono gamo each, evon
though tho Athletics nnd Giants
were the contending teams. It's a
difficult problem to plenso both
Player anil spectntor. but I believe
that eventually a more satisfactory
method will b0 evolved for deciding
the world's championship."
Should the Now York and Phil
adelphia clubs win their respective
b'ague pennants, the world's sorles
f 1913 will be Iu the nature at
a "rubber." Ar present ..;.,.ii
i world's chuinptonshln title w,
at tho expense of tho other. The
lilantH quickly nipped the
pionship aspirations of tho a f i.
lotlcs in their Initial mooting of
ng forco nt Randon to
gio a tiomor.strntlon during the
W hllo Cedrr Festival there.
THe Royal
TONIGHT
THE MAPLE LEAF QUARTETTE
In nn entlro chnnge of program. For
their closing night thoy will Blng
their feature songs: "Sail on tho
hllvery Moon.' and "Old Rlnek
doe," which Is always n hit. To
closo tho porroriunnce thoro will ho
a dancing contest, which will ho a
hot one.
In photoplay "Ashes of Three."
a two-reol feature by tho American
Co., featuring Warren Korrlgnn. "A
noiiar Did It." ".Murphy's I. O. U."
Two Keystones.
Admission, lower floor 15c. bal
cony inc.
r ... i . . .
"iug to sicicness the Rutler
company will bo unable to fill their
ongagomont for tonight. They will
no uero without fall Monday.
Mntlneo tomorrow nt 2:30 p m
with Jack and Dlxlo Valmoro on tho
i 1 1 1
Marlon Reynolds retbrned hoino
tills week for u short vacation fol
lowing his work nt tho summer
school nt Rerkeley.
ur. Geo. E. Dlx roturnod this'
rB '"" visit to ins oki homo cninplng nenr tho Ray.
'""" Mrs. J. W. Rennctt ami son, Rodtr-
.... . .? ' le. O'Connor and Miss .Mary KrcK.
... ' "H', '' roturnod Inst leave today ror a short outlnj it
Inursday from Portlnnd, where sho Ten Mile.
VlKltm. fin. n I .. .. ... .
- ,mi'h, ii. k. Jones ami Bon, i,uie,
, , . .Mrs. Eugono O'Connell nnd Ma
.Mis. in. . oid and dnughter, Hoy.i M. Rlchnrdson and chlldrei
a'Toinpnnied by Eugene O'Connell, hnvo returned to The Mare for
111 y "'"'i , yesterday for their other week- or so before breikUl
, i'.j. iiaii.i inter a visit of their Hiiinnier bonie.
11 ,1 -., f -V V .. 1.1... ....A .1 1
I. II. UI.DU.N, III Ullliuic, i "
sovernl weeks nt the O'Connell homo,
... ;
Geo. nnd William llorsfall, ac
conipnnled by tliolr piirents, Dr. nnd
Mrs. Win. Ilorsrall, dr., log today
Marshllold visitor today. Toa
Hall will go down with him lot
n fow dnys' stay there.
We Do Catering
Jfcor Parties
ROOM VOlt SMALT,
HAXQUETS.
White House Bakery
(Formerly Leld'a.)
HOX LUXCHES FOU PIOXIO
PAItTIBS.
New Goods on
Everypoat
New Suits Sweater Coats
Flannel Shirts Men's Shoes
EVERYTHING FOR MUX TO WEAR.
YOU HAS ALWAYS FIXI) .It'ST WHAT YOU WANT AT THE
Marslifield.
FIXUP
Northjeni
TWO STORES
DEPENDABLE CLOTHES MERCHANTS.
A Snap in Timber!
romity cruise shows over 2,(100,000 foot of flist-class tlmbe'- "
near lidewutor; Is easy to log nnd Is n big snap at $'H.
This price for n few dnys only
Coos Bay Realty Co.
Phone 264-J. - 1 50 North Front Street