THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1913 EVENING ED1IIOW.
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BT ACCIDENT . DEPARTMENT
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bin (Mllnctor.
The bill collector.
The bill collector.
Tile iilll collector.
The bill collector.
When father doesn't want a pin ho
will find rlxtv-onc of thorn In his
shirts. Put when he has to hnvo
a pin there Isn't one in the house.
Ill) HI.M'Kl.rVS I'AH.S'Nfi.
T.IK imbHliiK of 12d Hinckley
marks the nolntr of a stranm
nnil unusual character. Ills
career ami memory deserve more
mention thou the bald, bare news
chronicle thnt !as been published
in The Times.
Altho' he has lived on Coos Hay
fur inure than a quarter of a cen
tury or to be exact, according to
his own reckonlni; 2!t years last
Tnesdav at 7 o'clock little is
known of the man or his anrece
lents. Horn In Hostrm, Massachu
setts, he came of sturdy New Eng
lantl stock for he possessed many of
t.helr characteristics. Cursed by na
ture with nn Impediment In his
sneech tnat made him marked
wnong men, ho sought seclusion In
the frontier and forest depths. For
vetirs he worked In Coos County
logging tamps and lived the life
or the logger. This he varied with
work as a ranch hand, always quiet
and retiring because speech was dif
ficult with him and embarrassing,
tint it never embittered hlin. All
Ms rough life could not obscure a
certain native refinement that
TiinrkH the gentleman by birth and
breeding. Heiieath his rough ex
terior ho possessed n heart as gen
tle n: a woman's and ns free from
Hullo uh a child's, lie was as honest
ns the nnflltered sunlight of the
mountain tops. Ills word was as
uacred as holy writ. I'M Hinckley
never wronged any man, because
Ills iintiii'K made It Impossible. ills
imtlcut' and unciimplululng submis
sion to the great handlcnp on his
happiness and his life which nature
-placed there was beautiful and ex
emplary. I'V.lthrul to every duty that came
hl way, loyal to his friends and
honest with everyone, the world Is
lil'tter thnt he lived. Poor old Ed
Hinckley, your life work dine, your
career deserves a better tribute
than this poor pencil can pay. but
J nin certain that beyond the stars
sour reward will come and your
voice there be clear and sweet as
your heart was gentle and kind
hero. Your weaknesses were for
Klveable for you suffered much and
your virtues are worthy a place on
the tablets of love and memory.
'Dan Keating Has Novel Ex
perience During Trip
! A Good Convention.
To meet relatives whom he did not
know he had wns the novel experi
ence of Dan 11. Keating, Chief of
the Marshlleld Firo Department, who
has just returned from attending the
r.nnunl convention of the Pacific Coast
l ire Chiefs' Association at Tacoma.
The Convention honored .Mr. Keat
ing by electing him Vice-President
for Oregon, The convention next
yenr will be held at Vancouver, H.
C. About ninety fire chiefs from
all points along the coast were pres
ent. During the convention, the Tacoma
firemen nnd their wives extended
many courtesies to the visitors, tak
ing them out for'a trip to ,Mt. Ta
coma. During the conversation with
Mrs. Chantler, wife of a Tacomn
tire marshnl. who was on the recept
ion committee. Mr. Keating discover
ed that she was a cousin. From her
he learned that a brother of his
wife's father, Mr. Httshlln. lived nt
Peattle. He had never seen the lat
ter nnd he nnd Mrs. Kentlng had
a delightful visit with the old man
who despite his eighty odd years is
still vigorous.
This was the twenty-llrst annual
meeting of the Association and was
cue of the most successful ever held.
Eight sessions were held at which
pepers pertaining to control nnd
lighting of tires were read and dis
cussed. City ordinances for control
of the use and storage of gasoline
v as one of the principal topics tak
en up by the Convention. Chief Keat
ing says he secured a number of good
Ideas that will prove helpful to the
Association.
Most of the lire department sup
ply houses 1 1 ml exhibits nt the Con
vention nnd In addition to this, Mr.
Keating Inspected the apparatus nt
Tacoma, Seattle' and other cities. He
said the Convention was n good one,
many thlnus of Interest and Instruc-
S. S. Jennings- Will Inaugurate
Important Improvement In
North Bend store.
On Friday and Saturday of this
week S. S. Jennings will Inaugurate
the new millinery department In his
North Hend store with a formal op
ening at which will be shown the
nnnrtest millinery modes of this
season.
Miss Amy Isaacs, formerly with
Mrs. A. 0. Aiken of this City will
have charge of the department.
Mrs. Jennings and Miss Isaacs have
spent much time In San Francisco
studying the latest styles and are pre
pared to meet nil the requirements
of the Indies of North 13end and
Marshlleld for new and up to date
millinery.
Not only will this be a Style Ex
position In which the best and new
est fashions will bo shown, but It
will be a practical demonstration of
the application of the populnr Jen
nings store policy to the new mil
linery department.
DON'T WANT FOSTOFFICE.
t
S. H. Morse, Postofllce Inspector,
returned here Saturday after a few
days spent nt points In 'the South
ern part' of the county. Mr. Morse
snvs the Government Is experiencing
considerable difficulty In securing
persons to enre for fourth-class
Postofflces since the civil service
law became effective. Mr. Morse
says there Is little compensation at
tached to ninny of the fourth-class
Postofflces, nnd ns a result the for
mer Postmasters refuse to go to
any expense In taking the civil ser
vice examination. Hoseburg News.
tlon to firemen Wine brought out
during the discussions.
He also had the pleasure of at
tending the celebration of the twenty-lift
h anniversary of Seattle Lodge
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Trv Tho Times Want Ads. .
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED 'WITH WIRELESS
SAILS FOR COOS BAY FROM PORTLAND
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, AT 11 A. M.
ROUND TRIP, $18.50
CONNECTING WITH THE NOKTH HANK ROAD AT PORTLAND
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Phone 41 0. P. McGEORGK. Agent.
The Going Harvey
Furniture Store
Is equipped to meet every demand in
Furniture and House Furnishings from
A KITCHEN CABINET
TO A LARGE HOTEL
We have the goods and make the prices,
too. At present we direct your attention
to our
IMMENSE STOCK OF
FLOOR COVERINGS
Lmoleum Rugs Carpets
Everything for office store and home.
Come here first for we are prepared to
serve you, and remember
"WE SELL IT FOR. LESS"
oing Si Harvey Co
Complete House Furnishers
DON'T LFJ THE RAINY WEATHER INTERFERE. WITH
YOUR SHOPPING.
PHONE YOUR NEED TO US..
IF THE ARTICLE IS NOT IN STOCK WE'LL GET
IT FOR YOU.
LANDO'S
(GOOD GOODS.)
PHOM1T DELIVERY PHONE YOUR ORDERS.
2I8-1W2. FRONT STREET. PHONE IOI-L.
Watch Your
Money Grow
We are now crediting the semi-annual, payment of in
terest on all savings accounts. Bring in- your book and
have it credited.
' There is nothing better to encourage- thirft in your
child than to have a savings account., Three per cent
paid on six months deposits.
First National Bank
Just Received
another shipment off ih. t
Mysost and
Primost Cheese
Stauff GroceryCo
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Gardiner's Rag Carpet Fa
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION OK
FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
MAHSIIFIELD, OREGON.
AT THE CLOSE OK RUSIXESS AUGUST l, 1IU.1.
Resource.
Loans and Discounts ?5'Jl,0Si!.10
Banking Houso fiO.000.00
Cash and Sight Exchange 311.t5HD.70
Total $SS2,7S1.8G
Liabilities
Capital Stoclc Paid In ? 50,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits C2.78S.31
Deposits .- 709,993.55
Total $SS2,7S1.8fl
EANDON BY THE SEA
THE CITY OF THE FUTURE
A FEW TEX ACRE TRACTS FOUR .MILES SOUTH ON
COUNTY ROAD S15 PER ACRE; !(() CASH, II A LA. WE
TWO YEARS. NO INTEREST, NO TAXES, FINE SANDY
LOAM, LEVEL IIEXCII LAND.
Buy One It Will Make You Money
Donald MacKimitoslhi
REAL ESTATE
and
INSURANCE.
Low In price, high
Electric Irons
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Now Irons, W.BO up.
COOS Bav Winner fA
fUODO 237-.I IK V B...i
FOR QUICK WORK.
FOR PROMPT WORK,
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Telephone the old reliable
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Flprfrir ShnA .Vn
I XEW SUOKS.
Hie rliico to liny slioos (or
whole fmnlljr.
1HO SOUTH IIUOADW.ir.
r aures& rdm
Walker Studio
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
LUMUER, LATH, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASU AND DOOltS.
ROOFING PAPER, ETC.
CUT THE FUEL BILL IX TWO RY USING OUR WOOD.
PHONE 100.
182 SOUTH BROADWAY
WANTED
I tvnt-plina Mint ivnn't keen tint.
i and rancid oil are the rulnktla
t'.ii... u'ntfili I n! mn hand t I
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preservo It perfectly ior it"
como.
F C BARKER
Abstracts, Real Estate,
Fire and Marine Insurance
TITLE GUARANTEE&JABSTRACr C0.,lnc.
HENRY SKNGSTACKH.V, MmiaRor
FARM, COAL, TIMBER AXD PLATTING LANDS A SPECIALTY.
GENERAL AGENTS EASTS IDE
MARSH FIELD OFFICE, PHONE l l-J.
COQUILLE CITY OFFICE PHONK 101.
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TnE RECORD PHOTOGRAPHING ABSTRACT COMPANY
.i.a.!a ,pht10grapb,c cPloa ot records Coo8 County to date,
abstracts of titles, present owners, or any other information relating
to real estate furnished ou short notice """uuoa remung
BUSINESS OFFICK: 117 North Front St., MarshfleW. Phone 151
W. J. RUST, Manager
You Auto Call Foote
PHONE MI.J NIGHT AXD DAY.
Stand front of Blanco Billiard Parlor.
THREE XEW CARS
After 11 P. M. ,0IU. 253
Residence Phono UH-.T.
Careful Drivers Go Anywhere
Mar$hfield& km.
North Bend AlllO Lllie
Cars leave every Q minutes from
7 a. in., to 7 p. in.; from 7 p. m.
to 12 o'clock every half. Faro 15
cents one way, round trlt 25 cents
Commutation books, 20 rides, $2 00
Cars leave Chandler Hotel, Marsh
field and North Bend News Co.. In
North Bend.
G0RST & KING, Props.
Low Rates for
Handling Trunks
We haul trunks between any
points In Marshlleld for the follow
rig rates, delivery to be made In
the first stories of buildings:
One trunl? oa
""H8 .50
tvo irilUKs 1 HO
Star Transfer and Storage Co.
Levi Ileisner, Prop.
Phones. 120-J: 49-L: 98-R.
New and Second Hand Furniture .
boiq on uie Installment plaa.
HARRINGTON, DOYLE CO,
863 Front at.
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