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THE OOOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
CENTRALIZE AN!
ERCHANDISE ON CENTRAL AVE
M
Kenyon Raio Coats
FOR
Children and Misses
Have you seen our new line of Silk
mid Wool Kimonos?
THE LADIES' EMPORIUM
NHIililK OWKN,
78 Central Avcnuo.
CENTRAL AVENUE continues to grow in popular
favor as Coos Bay's leading shopping district,
Drop down any evening and the reason will be
plain to you, Beautiful stores, well lighted, a finely
lighted street, the center of the trend of traffic, Cen
tral Avenue is rapidly becoming the retail street of
the city, Better join the procession, Get the Central
Avenue habit, Economize, centralize, merchandise
on Central Avenue,
Fine Spiced
Jelly Drops
In Fancy Imported
Boxes Only 1 5c
FOOTIIALIj 1'IiAYHItM, ItASKDALL I'IjAYKRS Xhitvu
(JIKIjS IN FANCY COSTUMKS. ' ' '
Kammerer Sayss
Have your suit "KUT-FKR-U." Over 300 crisp, up-to-dato
Maniples for your selection and every one of them
iK-aiitles, iiiikIc Into any style you want, ami a positive
fit nun runt coil. $1.1.00 and up no higher than the
roudy-inado.
YOUItS ANXIOUS TO PI.KASK.
The Toggery
OI'IIN AN ACCOUNT WITH T1IK
First National Baimk
Of Coos Bay
AVAIL YOUItSF.I.F OF ITS SUl'KIMOK FACILITIES.
Safe deposit boxes In burglar-proof vaults for rent at low
rates. Central Avenue.
IMfOeTAN
The opportunity to serve
you means another
satisfied customer0
WHENEVER YOU
MEED A NURSE
DAY OR. NIGHT CALL 215
WINKLER'S Pharmacy
NURSES DIRECTORY.
58 Central Avenue. Phone 215,
"THE CENTRAL AVENUE DRUG STORE."
"THE OWL"
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY.
Frank D. Cohan. 1
Opposite Chandler Hotel. Phone 74.
WEEKLY OREGONIAN FOR ONE YEAR, only 75c.
EVENING TELEGRAM FOR ONE YEAR, only $3.50,
With each of the above papers you get the balance
of this year free.
orton & Hamsemi
WIIOLF.SALK AND ItWAIL.
TWO STORKS.
CENTRAL AVKNTH. FRONT STltKKT.
PLAN TO TAKE
UNDAY DINNER
AT THE
Cluastdlleir Hotel
a Good Menu
The Hub of
Cent ml Avenue
gon City, where ho built a flouring
mill for Dr. McLoiighlln. tliu llrst
, flouring mill built In Oregon, hi
ilSIH ho moved to Clntsop Plains,
where ho resided until IS.' I. when
1 e moved to Douglas County and lo
cated a donation claim on Deer crook
opposite Ruseburg. In IS..:: lie built
n flouring mill on IiIh place and in
IS.'l) moved to Coos County and pur
chased the place where Norway Is
iv w located, whore he resided until
death In 1SSI.
COOS BAY TIMES
M. O. MAI.ONHY Keillor and Pub.
IAN K. .MAI.OXKV News Kdltor
OFFICIAL I'AIMill OF TIIK CITV
OF MAKSHFIHLP.
tin: i!i:i'i:iti:.m'.M klhction
A 1,1. citizens should see that they
are registered In time to vote
itt the referendum election No
vember I. Registration closes .Mon
day, October -0. Persons registered
for (he general election a year ago
sire not required to re-ioglstor for
this special election, but as they will
have tt before voting again, should
register now and have It over with.
Five acts of the Legislature have
been referred to tho people for con
firmation or rejection one against
the State 1'nlverslty repair fund, one
against (he State University building
appropriation, one against the ster
ilization act, ouu against the County
Attorney bill, and ouo against the
workmen's compensation act,
The two refereudunis against the
State University are fathered by II.
.1. Purklsou, formerly a larbor agi
tator, now an amliulauce-cliaslng at
torney, They, like tho previous rof
orendums, which were composed of
fraudulent and faked signatures, are
nil abuse of the referendum for spite
purposes an elfort to cripple tho
Stnte 1'nlvorslty and hamper its use
ful work In order to "get even" with
tho c!!y of Eugene because l'arkl
koii would not make it a "closed
town."
Tho pretense is put forth by Pnr
kison that ho Is acting In behalf
of tho future consolidation of the
Oregon Agricultural Collego and tho
State University. Consolidation
would mean a single Institution lo
cated at Portland and create a for
tune for the land speculators alleg
ed to be backing the scheme, and n
great logs to tho state in tho aban
doned institutions.
It Is time tho pooplo rebuked tho
persistent offort of unscrupulous agi
tators to crlpplo higher education.
Every good cltlzon should go to tho
I polls and vote yes on these two meas
ures.
Tho County Attorney act gives
each county Its own prosecuting at
torney. This Is a step toward home
rule and will stop the insistent com
plaint of coalition now dependent up
on poorly paid deputies or occasional
visits of the Prosecutor from his
homo county, lly keeping the law
enforcers In closer touch with their
communities It should mean tho bet
ter enforcement of law nud order.
Vote yes on the County Attorney
bill.
The workmen's compensation w
provides a voluntary form of mutual
Insurance by employers, employes nud
states lor reimbursement for dam
ages or Injuries received by employes,
on a fixed scale. Its aim Is to end
tho exploitation of workmen and
oninlm'f.ru tn itiiu. ...I.... 1
- j ,...n i .illinium itiwaii.'in
'who often succeed In mulcting tho
employer, but always succeed in
I mulcting the injured employe. The
bill was drafted by a special com
, mission named for tho purposo by tho
' (iovernor, and lias tho approval of
both employers ami labor organiza
tions. The referendum was Invoked
by lawyers who make a specialty of
damage suits, commonly termed "am
bulance chasers." and the casualty
Insurance companies, whoso business
of insuring the employer and then
fighting tho claims of tho Injured em
ploye, ls crippled by the hill.
Everyone who believes lu tho
square deal wlU vote yes on this
measure. Exchange.
CHHKN AT AI.HAXV.
Mui.slillchl .Man Scores Kent Kstat
Scheme There.
D. C. (ireen and wife are expected
home tonight from a visit at Albany.
Portland nud Salem. Concerning their
visit at Albany, tho Albany Herald
says:
"1. C. (Ireen. n former Albany
resident and now a prominent resi
dent of Mnrshllekl, where he Is pres
ident of the Chamber of Commerce,
stated this morning that since ho has
been lu Albany he has learned that
a stranger has been hero ottering
factory sites and townsltes near
Marshllold for sale.
I "Mr. (Ireen states that the man Ik
n fako and warns all people in Al
bany and Linn county against pur
chasing any of tho property offered
by tho man until after making In
quiry from tho bankers and business
men of .Marshllold. .Mr. (ireen slated
to a representative of the Herald this
morning that tho man Is offering town
and factory sites and lots near
.Marshtleld for ten times what they
can actually bo purchased for there.
"The fake real estate agent Is said
to have been operating in various
parts of the state and that lie has
mndo some sales. .Mr. (Ireen states
that tho Marshllold people aro ac
quainted with the man's fako deal
ing and aro endeavoring to stop it.
Tho fnko real estato man tried to have
a loon I realty dealer sell some of tho
property, but was turned down."
s! s sii
myrtle point pioneer.
A. II. Scliinodor Claims Father-In-Imw
W,s Oldest Resident.
MYRTLE POINT. Or.. Oct. 17.
To tho Kdltor I read that John M.
Hess of Yamhill County claims to bo
the first white child horn In Oregon,
and again Mrs. M. C. Horry, now of
California, claims that sho was horn
one year earllor than Mr. Hess. Rut
jmy wife's oldest sister (whoso maid
en name was Mary Perry) was born
in Clatsop County, October 15, IS 13.
Her father, V. T. Perry, crossed the
I'liiuiK ui la-.- ana locateu at Ore
TONIGHT
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Entire clinni'o of lirmrrn m
On account of the many 'requests
JJ ERE in Hie Walk-Over
Boot Shop you will find
an Immense stock, not gath
ered together haphazard up
on the advice or suggestion
of some outsider only partly
familiar with the require
ments and preferences of VERJ
our customers, but a careful
ly assembled, perfectly balanced, selection of footwear
representing the mature deliberation of men trained in
our methods and acting upon a thorough knowledge of
the exacting demands of our critical customers, Noth
ing is here that ought not to
be and everything is here
that should be, We invite
you to call and look at our
windows we're sure they
offer the proof of the forego
ing statements,
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Pl'NCII AND .H'DV wilt be put on
again tonight.
PARTED AT THK ALTAR A fine
two-reel feature.
GAlTMONTWKKKLY IS good sub-Jects.