THE COOS IAY TIMES, MABSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1913-EVENING EDITION.
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m
Beaters
vine Machines
i tor rent or for iale.
fclott Repaired.
ad Needles (or Bale.
ft. 1. RITZ.
Marshflcld.
I3AO.X.
iites for
ig Trunks
trunki between any
nlfield for the follow-
kUrcry to be made in
P ot buildings:
S .SB
50
M l.RO
fa iad Storage Co.
Hebaer, Prop.
IHW: 43-L: 98-R.
GOSNEY
wand Builder
N estimates furnlsh
ffk juaranteed.
( not satisfied toll me;
i orners,
Marshflcld, Or.
uNTED
fift't I
wrrectly f0r ye&ra tQ
BARKER.
Marslin 'd, Or.
rnt ,er uqes-
-er uie niar
"Te sents.
Kux & CO.,
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'LE- Proprietor.
it Slogan Good
For Good Homes
ii WANT GOOD HOMES and struggle for their attainment, Going & Harvey
iiu mnuirement of good furniture on easy terms of navment, We've
I"' ... .nnUl!nn Tlin noonii4iol n!.-v4
Ifitliei'C VaiH'1gyuui ociuuuum nio uoouiiucu puuu
L.rcplvns t : JUgh more nome ouiming. tou neea rurniiure we need your trade
BUI5UJ . i r r ... , ....
jiflhcreisa.iy furniture store in uoos ooumy mat
f price a ul easy payments Well, we have our
fourStove Is Ready for
ELL STOVES ON PAYMENTSLet that sink into your mind, It's a long time
to we began selling stoves and during that time we have learned from exper
tise makes which give best satisfaction, It is our judgment that the
Monarch Malleable Stoves and Ranges
Comprise the Best
IsTAKEN US LONG YEARS to arrive at this conclusion based not on our profit,
tual worth to the customer, These, in conjunction
j sold here, give us a representative line of heaters,
i meet the requirements.of every purchaser,
"WE SELL IT FOR LESS.
INQ & HARVEY CO.
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS.
EQUIPPED WITH WIRKLKSS.
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TIMH.
SAILING FROM PORTLAND TUESDAY, SKIT. , 8 A. M.; SUNDAY
SKIT. 14, 8 A. M.; FRIDAY, SKIT. ID, 8 A. M.; WEDNESDAY,
SKIT. 24, 8 A. M.j TUESDAY, SKIT. HO, 8 I'. M., A AD EVERY
TUESDAY THKRKAFTKR AT 0:00 l. M.
SAILING FROM MARSIIFIKLD THURSDAY, SKIT. 11, 1 I. M.;
TUESDAY, SKIT. 10, 10 A. M.t SUNDAY, SKIT. 21, 11 A. M.; SAT
URDAY, SKIT 27. 8 A. M., AND KVKRY SATURDAY THKRKAF
TKR AT SKRVICK OF T'DK.
Tickets ob Hale to all Eastern iioIntN nml information an to routes
and rate cheerfully furnished.
Phone Main 35-L. 1'. L. STERLING, Agent.
S. S. ALLIANCE
QUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
SAILS FROM MARSHF1ELD FOR. PORTLAND
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, AT 1 1:00 A. M.
ROUND TRIP, $18.50
CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH DANK ROAD AT PORTLAND
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Phone 44 C. F McGEORGB, Agent.
S. S. NANN SMITH
Sails from San Francisco for Coos Bay
Tuesday, September 30, at 9:30 A. M.
San Francisco office, 805 Fife Bldg., or Lombard St. Pier No. 27
Inter-Oceanic Transportation Co., C. F. McGeorge, Agt, Phone 44.
S. S. REDONDO
Sails from San Francisco for Coos Bay
Tuesday, September 30, at 3 P. M.
San Francisco office, 805 Fife HIdg., or Lombard St. Piers No. 27.
Inter-Oceanic Transportation Co., C. F. McGcorge, Ant., Phone 1 1.
Walk one block and save one dol
lar on each pair of men's and boys'
shoes. We do first class shoe re
pairing at the lowest prices in the
city. Yours for a square deal.
Aug. Olson.
815 South Broadway.
Furniture
! 4l. I. -I -
io null III IIUIUIII yuu VVU
win troat you better in the
doubts,
You Here
with other well-known
cook stoves and ranges,
AUTO TAXICAIJ SERVICE
has been established in Marshfleld.
Calls for trains or parties made at
any hour. Careful driving. Reason
able rates. Stand at Palaco Res
taurant. Phono 5-J.
J. E. IIANEV, Proprietor.
PROGRAM FOR
BAND CONCERT
Selections to be Rendered
Masonic Opera House Fri
day Evenincj.
Director It. N. Kenton today nn
nou need the following program for
the eonrurt, which will bo given PrI
tiny evening nt 8 o'clock nt the Mn
sonic opera House:
.March "freedom" Appcl
Overture "Uuymond" ThoinnH
Novelty "Whistling .1011111110.4". . . .
linger
Cornet solo "My Heart nt Thy
Sweet Voice" Snlnt-Snons
Suite "A Day In Venice" (a)
Dawn; (!) Gondoliers; (I!)
Venetian Love Song; (d) Good
night Nevln
Flue boIo. Selected.
(V. Sehmeddlng.
Selection "Tho Army Chaplain.". .
Mlllnckoi'
Star Spangled Ilanner.
NEW NICKEL IS GENUINE
Change in Design Arouses EturT.'uit
Counterfeit In Out.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. Needless
fenrs of supposedly counterfeit
nickels, It wns said by secret ser
vice officials, nro disturbing ninny
people throughout the country
Complaints of counterfeiting nro
pouring into the Treasury Depart
ment-, but Acting Chief Herman
Mo ran says the apprehension Is due
to unfnnilllarlty with the fact that
tho department recently made a
slight chnngo in the now coin.
In tho revised design tho words
"llvo cents" nro brought out in
greater relief than In tno original.
HUV PAPER APPLE WRAPPERS
OF II. W. PAINTER, ALLIANCE
ItUILDING.
QUICK IIKLP TO 11ACKACIIE
AND RIIKUMATISM
Tho ninn or woman w.10 wants
quick help from backncho and rheu
matism, will And It In Foley Kid
ney Pills. They act so quickly and
with such good effect thnt weak.
Inactive kidneys thnt do not' keep
tno blood clean nntl Tree from ini'
purities, are toned up and strength'
cnod to healthy vigorous action
Good results follow their uso prompt
ly, owl prescription Pharmacy. Frank
u. coiinn. Opposite ciinndler Hotel
Phono 74.
Just call Central on tho phono and
toll her to glvo you
swi-r
for
PAINTING AND DKCORATING
PAINTS WALL PAPER OILS
ETC., mid SIGNS.
BUY THE
VERY BEST
Creamery
MADli
UNDKK
SANITARY
CONDITIONS
IN A
CLEAN
AND
MODERN
FACTORY.
STERILIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM.
PURE ICE
Free del very, H a. 111, nod S p. 111.
Phono 73
Goodrum'&Garage
home of the
CADILLAC and FORD
Auto Supplies for All
Makes of Cars
347 Central Av. Phone 373-L
For Ten Mile
and North Inlet
Launch UNION will leavo Marsh
fleld, Commercial avenue dock, ev
ery morning at service of tide, con
necting with auto for Lakeside. Re
turn same day, arriving at Marsh
fleld in evening.
NORTH STAR will leavo MnrBh-
fleld as usual in afternoon and re
turn in morning.
NED GALLOWAY
IS
PLACE
NKWSY HUDGKT FROM METROP
OLIS OF UMPQUA VISITORS
Til K RE DURING THE WEEK
OTIIKR AtXTIVITIES.
(Special to the Times).
kmhuhpout, Or., Oct. 2. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred U. Yinton, of Portland,
aro visiting nt the home of .Inmes
Lyons.
Ainnnger L. 10. MeMlllen of the
Creamery, has gone to Portland and
Salem on a month's vacation.
Tlio clearing of streets on the
townslte Is nenrlng completion and
the company will soon be ready to
commence grading. Contractor D,
M. Wllkins, who is In charge of this
work, Ik arranging to erect a build
lug on tho waterfront where ho will
bo prepared to do nil kinds of Bbop
work In connection with handling
Dulldlng contracts.
The tug Roscoe arrived yesterday
bringing in tho bargo Coqulllo with
railroad supplies for Porter Uros.
L. S. Weeks, of Gardiner, wns here
on business yesterday.
Mrs. L. R. McDonald Is visiting
relative sand friends in Drain.
H. C. Campbell, Goo. W. Simmons
and Fletcher Linn, of Portland, were
visitors during tho week.
Judge Jeromp Workman, of Eu
gene and Chns. E. King, of Pnwhus
ka, Okln., woro In Roedsport yester
day. They wero much Interested in
tho development of this section and
after looking tho townslte over thor
oughly, proceeded along the lino of
tho railway construction to view tho
progress being made.
I SOME PIONEER NEWS
From the Coos liny News, publish
ed nt Mnrshlleld, Sept. 29, 1880
Slgllu nnd Dennett, publishers.
Senator Slglln lins Introduced n
bill to oempt a man's homo from
levy nnd salo upon execution. Such
n law is In force in most of tho states
nnd is In tho Interest of tho great
mnss of tho people, as it Is not good
policy In our opinion to permit tho
creditor class to mnko paupers of
any of our citizens. This Inw will
not bo retroactive In Its operation,
henco will not effect tho collection
of existing debts. Tho United States
exempts n homestead from levy nnd
salo as far as their power extends,
nnd It should bo the policy of tho law
to keep ns equal a distribution of
wealth as posslblo, to interest ns
many In tho ownership of the soil,
nnd to keep as ninny men in a con
dition of Indopondonco as posslblo.
Neither will tho proposed law affect
debts secured by mortgage, signed
by liusbnnd and wlfo, nnd it will in
any cano apply only to tho heads of
families. Many a ninn will cnrolessly
1111 into debt, when if required to
mortgngo his homo, ho would not do
It, especially as ho woujd have to con
sult his wlfo and take time to talk
matters over before Jeopardizing his
home. Tho Inw is eminently a good
0110 nnd in tho interest of the people.
The following correspondence wns
written by Sonntor Slglln from Snlom,
und was dated Sopt. IB, 1880: Woll,
the legislature Is fully organized and
udglng'by tho nnmbor of bills Intro
duced, It promises to bo a very active
session. Of course tho third house is
horo in forco; first and most nctlvo
among Its members so far is
Mrs. Packard of Chicago, sho Is hero
on a mission to get a law passed to
ameliorate tho condition of tho In
sane. Sho was at ono tlmo confined
thrco years In tho asylum of Illinois
on complaint of her husband, a in 1 11
islor of tho Gospel of the Calvlnlstio
school, and ho had her confined In
tho asylum because sho wrote an
argument against tho doctrine of pre
destination, refusing to believo thnt
God had created a small portion of
the human family to bo saved, and
tho balance to bo damned. Well it
does seems like n hard doctrine, nnd
a believer in it ought to bo damned
whether he wns predestined or not.
Mrs. Packard has visited sixteen
legislatures since her liberation and
ns sho scorns to bo In earnest her
mission may accomplish good. I
wish her tho greatest success, al
though like most one ldeaed peo
ple, I believe her to be a mono
maniac on the subject of her miss
ion. Mrs. Dunlwny is hero of courso,
presume with some scheme to
rescue women from tho oppressive
power of tho cruel monster, man
Tho tug boat Interest of tho Coi-
mbln Is horo but for what purpose
is not fully dovolopod, but somo leg
islation Is of course desired.
I shall tomorrow give notice of
a bill to license aliens who havo
resided In tho state six months and
havo not declared tholr Intention
become citizens to follow lu
crative pursuits In this state."
Also a bill supplemental to tho bill
incorporating the town of Marshfleld.
Also a bill to exempt homesteads
REEDSPORT
LANE FAVORS
DREDGES
Senator Would Supplement RuiliUng
of Jetties.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. Senator
I.ane, while he desires to see the
Government hasten construction of
the north Jetty at tho mouth of the
Columbia river, Is firmly of the
opinion thnt dredging 1b a necessary
adjunct In providing and maintain
ing an ndequato channel. And,
holding that view, he will endeavor
In tho next rivor nnd harbor bill
to secure, in addition to the Jetty
appropriation, an additional sum suf
ficient to build or buy one or more
powerful sen-going dredges, for ex
clusive work on the Columbia River
bar.
Tho satisfactory work accomplish
ed by the dredge Chinook tho past
summer has demonstrated tho effi
ciency of dredges In deepening
the channel nt the mouth of the'Col
umbln, nnd If one or two mammoth
dredges, especially built for that
cIjibs of work, can be Installed' by
the Government, Senator Lane be
lieves a 40-foot channel can be se
cured nnd maintained much more
speedily than by waiting for the
completion of the Jetty."
The Senntor points to tho Liverpool
nnd Hamburg channels, both arti
ficial waterways, which today ac
commodate tho largest ships afloat,
and both of which wero obtained
by tho use of dredges similar to
those needed at the mouth of the
Columbia. The Senator says he will
do everything In his power, In co
operation with other members ot
the Oregon delegation, to secure
$2,000,000 cash appropriation
nnd a continuing contract authori
zation for tho north Jetty, but he
believes Congress should not stop
nt thnt. Not only would he havo
provision mndo for big seagoing
dredges for uso on the bar, but he
would havo additional dredges for
use on the channel between Portland
nnd tho mouth of the river.
Senntor Lane will also urge upon
tho engineers and upon Congress
the necessity for constructing dikes
nlong either sldo of the channel,
so that the sand and silt taken
from the bed of tho river can be
dumped behind the dikes and be
prevented from finding Its way back
Into the channel. Tho made ground
behind the dikes would become val
uable for farming, if raised suffi
ciently nbovo flood lovel, ho says.
from execution. Each of which will be
fully endorsed by the public when
understood.
Born, nt Empire City, Thursday,
September 16, 1880, to tho wife of
Hon. S. II. Hazard, a son.
Died, on tho Coqulllo River Sep
tember 18, 1880, Ellzaboth Pulaski,
wlfo of Daniel Pulaski, aged GO
years.
COW'S MILK PRODUCTION LARGE
Amount to Twice Her Own Weight
During tho Month of May.
COTTAGE GROVE, Or., Oct. 2.
It Is related In a noted history of
onrly dnys that there was a time
when tho heathens worshipped a
golden calf. If this woro not a
christian ago and he a disbeliever In
idolatry, W. A. Homonway of 811k
Creok might bo tempted to worship
this samo calf now grown to a full
sized cow, which If not of gold it
self, bldB fair to be worth more than
Its weight In that most precious of
metals. The bossy in quootion is a
7-year old member of tho genus
bovlno and was purchased from the
Rev. W. J. Gardiner upon tho lat
ter's representation that during the
month or May this fountain of a
golden stream of cream, gavo 1G74
pounds or twlco her own weight, In
milk. Mr. Homonway has had no
reason to doubt the veracity of his
former owner. The milk tests 5 1-2
per cont and tho lacteal fluid for
ono day when properly taken care Of
nnd treated In the ucual manner
makes three pounds of button
RANDON OIL WELL
Driller Kxect to Make nig Find
In Short Time.
W. H. Button and C. A. Smith
came In from tho oil well the lat
ter part ot tho week and report
everything progressing nicely out
there. They aro now down nearly
800 feet and the Indications are
that they will not have to go over
300 feet more, nnd there Is also
evory indication mat ine on win
bo a high grade. Mr. Button stated
that he had every confidence that
the well would bo a success, even
boyond the fondest expectations of
tho supporters of the enterprise.
Bandon Recorder.
Llbby COAL. Th kind YOU bar
ALWAYS USKI). Phone 72. Pacific
Livery and Transfer Company,