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POWDER TO OAltDINEIt FOR
TUNNEL WOIIK IX TIME TO
PREVENT STOPPINO OP WORK
(Special to The Times.)
GARDINER. Or., Fob. 5. Tlio
tun Roscoo arrived hero with tho
baro Coiiuollo yesterday aftor bo
ing laid ii at Newport for govern!
weeks unnblo to got out.
Tlio Cou.uollo brought 120 toim
or powder and her nrrlval was timely
as tlio supply nt tlio Porter Dros.'
ramps was about exhausted and
tunnel work on tho rnllway would
have bron suspended In a day or
two If tlio CoiiupIIo had not arrived.
Tho Roscoo returned at onro to
Newport to tow tho bnrgo Fredor
Ick to Portland where bIio will un
dergo repairs.
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BE DEALERS
MINNEAPOLIS, Fob. T Tho Far-
nioru' drain Dealers' Association
begun a three-days' session bore
to plan an extension of their co-op-oratlvo
plan. This organization Is
formed of farmers, who deal directly
with purchasers of their 'product,
thus doing away with tho middlemen,
flront mutual bonofit is derived from
tiicHO conventions whero crops and
later methods of handling their pro
duce are discussed.
NEWSPAPER CREDIT
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TWO DISTINCTIVE GARMENTS FOR
THE BOUDOIR
Wo presumo some peoplo think
nowspapor men are persistent dun
in rs. Lot a farmer place hinisolf
in a similar position and sco If he
would not do the same thing.
Suppose that ho ralsos 1500 bush
ids of wheat and his neighbor comes
and buys a bushel. Suppose the
price Is only one dollar and the
neighbor says, "I will pay you In
a few dnys." As the farmor docs
not want to bo smnll about the
matter, he says all right.
Another comes tho same way and
another and another, and so on,
(111 tho whole ir.00 bushels of
wheat are trusted out to IfiOO dif
ferent persons, and not one of the
puiThiaors concerns himself about
It thinking it Is a small amount
to the farmer, and would not help
him any.
Don't you sco what a hardship It
would work upon tho farmer If nil
the purchasers failed to realize that
be had frlttorul away his largo
i rop of wheat and that Its value
was duo In 1500 dribblets and that
ho was seriously omharrnssod In
business because his debtors treated
It as a little matter?
If all would pay him promptly,
which they all could do as well as
not, It would b ' a very largo amount
to tbu farmer and enable him to
carry on his husluuxs without diffi
culty. Tho above comparison fits
nil too truly tho difficulties that the
newspaper man has to contend with
r Ashland Ilocordor.
The ncgllgeo is quite as Important
to tho wurdrobu oh tbu street frock
or evening gown ami ns much atten
tion Ih being given it this si-uaon. The
richest of silks and chiffons nro used
in its making, and tho modish trim
mings Include fur, innrabout and tho
metal laces. Laco and innrabout nro
especially smart. The brightest nnd
most extravagant of silk patterns are
appropriate nnd pleasing for these gar
ments, providing they aro becoming.
Iloudolr caps are fashioned In many
(iiiulnt designs, tho butterfly nnd peas
ant cap in lace or chiffon daintily trim
med with a roso wreuth or a band of
fur. No. SO0S is u quaint, smart mail
noo developed in palo yellow chiffon
cloth, collared and banded In a figured
silk In which there nro mingling of
several pastel shades.
To obtain rltlier pattern llluitrntcd nil
out this coupon nnd cncloie 15 cents la
Marnp or coin. U sure to stnto number
of pattern nnd ilze, incaiurlnc over tlio
fullest part of tlio buit. Addresv Pattern
Department, enrn of Dili paper.
The petticoat (7740) Is of liberty sat
in In the same soft yellow.
This matlnco may ba niado In slzo 36
with 2T ynrds of 36 Inch material. Tho
petticoat requires 2 Id yards of 36 Inch
material for slzo 2-i.
One of thoso richly colored broche
silks In UNCd for 8013 with trimmings
of plain satin nnd frills of metal luce
finishing neck and sleeves.
A pretty fad for tho boudoir Is to have
stockings and cortliuncs match tho
robo or matlnco or contrast effectively
with them. Often It tho garment Is fur
trimmed a bit of tho fur bands tho
slipper or trims tho satin gnrter.
Tills design (8013) may bo mndo In
sire 36 with G1,, yards of 36 Inch mala
rial. No. S008 sizes 32 to 44.
No. 7740 sizes 23 to 36.
No. 8013 sizes 32 to 44.
Each pattern U cents.
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tholr share of this nrcumtilntlou.
I Such Is I. V. WilHin. It hati'B
I.KTTI.MI fi-nni nun T W. W Cnilltlll. It lmtOS IllOpOrty. It
NINETV PER CENT IMVIDKXD
TORONTO, Out.. Fob. fi. The
Sonocn-Suporlor Mining Company
declared an additional dividend of
ten per cent, with a bonus or two
nnd one-half per cent to the stock
holders of record todny. TIiIk
brings tho total dividend or this
company for tho year up to iiluon
per cent of tho paid-up capital
stock.
PACIFIC COAST III I'M-: SHOOT
SAX FRANCISCO, Tob. fi. A
toiirumnuet of great lutorost to
marksmen opened todny on the
Shell Mound Park Hlflo Rnngo. All
marksmen of standing on tho Const
nro In the contest, mid tho winner
will bo awarded the championship
of tho Pacific Const, a gold modal.
TO LOWER IIKill COST OK LIVINO
PITTSIU'Kd. Pa., Keb. fi. A
large maiiuracturiug plant for gro-i-erv
commodities wns started In
luminous today. The men Interested
are retail grocers of this city who
plan to sell tholr output at about
thirty per cont lower cost to the
people This company plana to elim
inate the expense of wholesale gro-i-r'
credits, coinmorcinl salesmen
mid tho middleman. Throughout
tho Ifulted Slates those organiza
tions are to bo stnrted, comprising
about 20.000 retail grocers, and
they will be affiliated with the Unit
ed (i lowers Company of Toledo.
Ohio.
opposk ti:m:piioxi: company's
AltltOOAXCI-J
1IORTON. Mass.. Keb. fi. The
Pi bile Senho Commission hns
Krnutod u hearing to the United Im
provement Association today on the
question of Inducing tho New Kng
land T lephono Telegraph Com
pany to maintain Its four and slx
paily servlco.
Times Wnnt ads bring results.
IIACKACIIIMtllKl'MATlSM VAN
ISH AWAY.
Men nnd women having bnckacho,
rh uinatlsm. stiff and swollen Joints
are honestly glad to know that Ko
1 v Kldnoy Pills are successful every
where In driving out those Ills. Thnt
Is because Koley KIdnoys Pills nro
a truo nndlclne and quickly offectlvo
In all diseases that result from
wonk. Inactive kidneys nnd urlnnry
irregularities. Owl Prescription
Pharmncy. Frank D, Cohan. Oppo
Blto Chandler Hotol. Phono 74.
to another Is nt the Governor's
office In Salem.
it Is Illuminating. In It, tho
writer glonts over sabotage. lie
delights because a youth at Kugono
destroyed an employer's window-
glass. It wns an act of sabonigo.
Ho glorks In tho fact that this mis
guided young man Is destructive of
ho property of thoso who havo.
Tho I. W. nt Marnhflold drovo
Iron spikes Into logs so the sharp
saws in tho mills would bo dulled
or destroyed as tho logs wore being
cut. Tho terrible propaganda of
inbntago Is being taught commended
and prncttccd In Oregon,
It Is n gospol of hate. It Is a
'rood of destruction. It strikes like
in rnttlesnnko, It Is a stealthy
)low nt tho employer's plnnt In the
lark. It puts dirt or decayed fruit
In tho employers' canning process
That Is sabotage. It Is I. W. W.'lsm.
Tom Maun, Kngllsh exponent of
I. W. W'.lsm. has come to this coun
try. Ho mndo n Bpeech In Now
York. Ho snld:
Hy banding together nnd
educating yoursolvos shall you
Inherit tho enrtli. Wo don't
preach vlolonce, but If It
comes, wo don't shun It. In our
fight, vlolonce cannot bo helped.
Strlko ns often as you must.
After nil, what we nro engag
ed In, is war.
Referring to tho recent unsuc
cessful strlko nt Patterson, W. D
Haywood, lender of I. W. W.ism In
this country, said In n speoch to I
V. W. recruits:
Thoy hnvo gone back to tholr
worn in tho mills with the ery
of sabotage on their lips nnd
their work will cost tholr em
ployers mnny times whnt t)ioy
pay in wages. Tholr cry Is sa
botage Wo hao learned to
hate capitalists, ami I want
you to let tho spirit of hato
sink deep Into your henrts, so
mat you will always hato cap
italists. Uso any weapon you
can find until tho capitalists
will hato to bo ono.
It Is n brutal game. It Is a doc
trlno of fury, a propaganda of ha
trod, a spirit of strong nrm.
I. W. W.ism Is an importation
from Kuropo. Klghty per cont of
tho ineinbors nro Illiterates, from
tho south of Italy, from Hungary
and Poland. Less than fivo per
cont nro native-born Americans. Of
tho forelgnors, nonrly the whole of
t no oignty per cent Hnvo beon In this
country loss than ten years, tin
majority loss than five. Less than
twenty per cont havo been natur
alized, or havo evon declared their
Intention to become citizens.
Thoy are the most dogradod and
lcloua olomonts in tho countries
from which they enme. They set
up tho claim to all tho wealth In
this country. Thoy nro told by their
manors mat no ninn has n right to
nccumulato.
They nro told that all tho wealth
accumulated has beon by robbery
and tuat tnoy must resort to sabot
hates capitalists. It hates socloty.
It hatos law. It bates religion. It
hates morality. It hates tho church.
It hates tho constitution. It bates
all In authority. It hates tho flag
of tho country.
Its cry Is sabotage. It Is tho i.
howl of tho wolf, the snarl of tho -lackal.
tho hiss of tho snake. I Z
It lo a bloody maw dripping with
tho savagery of tho Jungle. Port
land Journal.
Llbhy COAT. Tho kind YOU hnvo
UAVAYS rSKI). Pljon 72. Pacific
Llvory nnd Transfer Company.
MAI INJURIOUS
10 THE KIDNEYS
Tuko a Tablespoouful of Salts if
Hack Hurts or llladdci- Mothers
Meat Forms Uric Acid.
Wo aro a nation of meat caters and
our blood Is filled with uric acid.
says n woll-known nuthorlty, who
warns us to bo constantly on guard
igalnst kidney trouble
Tlio kidneys do tholr utmost to
froo tho blood of this Irritating ncld,
but beeomo weak from tho overwork;
thoy got sluggish; tho ollmlnntlve tis
sues clog and thus tho waato Is re
tained In the blood to poison tho en
tire system.
Whon your kldnoys ncho and feol
like lumps of load, nnd you hnvo
stinging pains in tho back or tho
urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or,
tho blnddor Is irritablo, obliging you
to seok rollof during tho night; when
you hnvo sevoro hoadaches, nervous
and dizzy spoils, sleeplessness, ncld
stomach or rheumatism in bad wenth
or, got from your phnrmnclst nbour
four ounces of Jnd Salts; take a ta
blespoouful In n glass of wntor bo
foro breakfast oach morning nnd In
a fow dnys our kidneys will act
flue. This famous salts Is mndo from
tho ncld of grapos and lomon Julco,
combined with llthln, and hns been
used for generations to flush and
stimulate clogged kidneys, to nou-
trallzo tho acids In urlno so It is no
longer a sourco of Irritation, thus
ending urlnnry and blnddor disor
ders. Jnd Salts Is Inexpensive and can
not injure; makes a delightful offor
voscont llthln-wator drink, and no
body can make a inistnko by taking
The smooth polished surface of the Electric
Plat Iron glides over the clothes with hardly
an effort. Tiresome tramping back and
forth from stove to ironing board is forgot
ten. The rough, sooty irons that dirtied the
clothes arc discarded.
ELlQCTRrC FLAT IRONS ARE GLEAN
AND CONVENIENT.
The Electric Iron will save time, labor
and money for you. No need to light a fire
for it just attach to the nearest Electric
Light Socket. .Being heated from inside, it
stays clean and highly polished.
Purchase from your dealer or- telephone
H78 for ono to be sent on ten days' trial.
Oregon Power Co.
Second and Central
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
ItCTAIL DKPAItTMENT
LUMI1KH, LATH, SHIXOLKS, MOULDINGS, BASH AM) DOOHS,
nOOFINO IMPEIt, ETC.
OUT THE FUEL HILL IX TWO I1Y USING OUH WOOD.
PHONE 100.
INS SOUTH imOADWAY
BAMDON BY THE SEA
THEjCITY OF THE FUTURE
A FEW TEN ACHE THACTS FOUIt MILKS SOUTH ON
COUNTY HOAI) 9fM PEH ACItE; $100 CASH, BALANCE
TWO YEAItS, NO INTEItEST, NO TAXES, FINK HANDY
LOAM, LEVEL HUNCH LAND.
Buy One It Vill Make You Money
DooaH MacKiimftosIhi
HEAL ESTATE
nnd
IN8UHANCK.
Money Won't Grow
unless It Is ndded to by Thrift and Economy, nnd thon Invested
wisoly.
You rnnnot easily mako monoy without money. If you spend all
you enrn you havo nothing with which to moot opportunity for
profitable investment.
Do on tho Snfo SIdo.
Savo at least a small part of your Income
Open a Savings Account In This Ilnnlc and regularly mako n do
poBlt every week or month.
The First National Bank
Of Coos Bay
MMiMMMMiMI
FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
OLDEST HANK IN COOS COUNTY.
Established 1880.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits, $115,000
Interest Paid on Timo Deposits
Officers:
J. W. llcnnett, President.
J. II. Flanagan, Vice-President.
It. F. Williams, Cashier.
Geo. F. Winchester, Asst, Cashier.
clients,
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Pictures & Framing
Walker Studio
NOTICE.
To whom It may concern:
Coos Day Realty Syndicate, estab
llshed In January, 1904, will be
responsible only for the nets and
contracts performed or representa-
- tlons made by Chas. J. Druschko.
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