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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1914-EVENING EDITION.
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Send Your Laundry
to Us By Parcel Post
WE FURNISH A RAO AND WILL
PAY THIS POSTAGE ON ITS
RETURN.
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
Phone 57-J Marshfleld
HAVE THAT ROOF FIXED
NOW
See C0RTHELL
Phone 3171.
T. J. 80AIFK g A. II. HOnaiNH
Marshfield PA,NT AND
nfiaisniiuu DEC0,AT,NG C(K
Estimates Furnished,
riiono nOO-J. Mni-Nliflcld, Oregon.
WHITE GLOVES CLEANED
Full Dress Suits to Rent
UNIQUE PANTAT0RIUM
.TAT DOYLK 6 O. O. DAOOICTT
MO Central Ave. Phono l!r0-X
20
Commutation
Tickets $2.00
Murelificlil-Nortli Rend Auto Lino
Cur every ten mlntiti'H from (I n. in
to li!:.0 p. in.
GOltST A KINO. Props.
'EDISON'S LATEST
A stornjro buttery that coiitlnunl
over charging will not liarni.
DOK8 NOT CORRODE AT
TERMINALS.
CONTAINS NO ACID.
Will not lose 1(h chnrgo while
standing Idlo.
IS GUARANTEED FIVE YEARS
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
in:) 1 1 ro (1 way.
Agc'iits for Tort of Coos liny.
South Coos
River Boats
Expross learos Marshflold for
bead of rlvor at 8 a. in., re
turning In ovonlnp.
Steamer Rainbow leaves
henil of rlvor at 7 a. in. and
returning leaves Marsbltuld at
2 p. m.
ROGERS & SMITH.
LET US MAKE
YOUR ABSTRACTS
Title Trust Co. Abstracts,
thoroughly dependable. Im
mediate bcrvlco, prompt Atten
tion to till Intcri'KtH of our
client'. .Minimum cost.
I. S. Kaufman & Co.
OUR ELEGANT LINES
OF
NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST RECEIVED
S. S. JENNINGS
NORTH REN!)
In our new location, we aro ei
peclally prepared to enter to family
trade. Regular meals or short or
ders. Open flay and night.
MERCHANT'S CAFE.
Broadway ami Commercial Mfld.
FARIILY DINNERS
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"THE GUNNERY"
COOS COUNTY DISTRIBUTORS
TYPEWRITERS All standard makes, sold on easy pay
ments, new'and rebuilt. Fox, Underwood, Remington, Royal,
Oliver, L. C. Smith, and Smith Premier, for rent or exchange.
C'loanliiK'. repairing or nor plnteiiM, work Kiiiimnti'cd. Itllilxum and
ciirbon paper delivered. I'hono iiNyour order. I'hono -II. Alllumo office.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AND SUPPLY CO.
A Check Account
With this bank will add
System to- your business affairs
And Hyfilom menus Increased business, docrensod expense, In
cronscd offlclouuy, uolf cunfld nco und rollnnco.
Your roturn clicclcs, cnncolluJ by tho bank when paid, aro a cntn
plotu record of your nionoy illsburconionta.
Tills bank Invltos your account.
The First National Bank
Of Coos Bay
s-
Statement of CondltJou
-or1
FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANKS
of .Mundiflelil mid Myrtle Point, Oivgon,
nt tlio vloso of business Mnrrh 1, 101-1
Resources.
f.oiina and discounts ?C9fl,512.77
Danklne Houses CI, 493. 17
CasU and Slcht Exchange 211,798.26
Total ..$07,801.10
Liabilities.
Capital Stock Paid In ? 75,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits G9,C34.C4
Doposlts 828,109.55
Total ..$07,801.10
Pon! Forget That We Are Selling
Cape Arago Coffee
Coos Bay Tea, Coffee & Spice House
i:t( orlh llroadwny.
Tlin HOUSK
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
ItCTAIL DKPAKTMENT
liUMKEIt, MTU. SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH AND DOOHS.
ROOFING PAPER, ETC.
OUT THE FUEL IHLL IN TWO I1Y USING OUR WOOD.
PHONE 1UO. 1H3 SOUTH BROADWAY
All Kinds of Job Printing
No Transaction
Is Complete Until Our
Customer is Satisfied
WE accept our" full re
sponsibility with
every transaction. If wo sell
you tires, wo must earn your
confidence and good will. It
is not enough that wo supply
mileage ; you aro entitled to
our personal interest in your
tiro scrvico and all that per
tains to it ' Wo aim to sustain
the reputation of the manu
facturers of Fisk Tires as tho
Squarcst Dealing Company
Makers of tho Honestly
Built, Scrvico-Giving Tiro,
Fisk Tires are Furnished to
Fit Every Typo of Rim and
Cost No Moro Than Other
Representative Equipment.
The Fisk Rubber Company
Cnr Otflt. for tU Pclfli Coul
SAN TRANCISCO, CAL.
DIUNCH HOUtlt
Stll, W.ih. PoiUnJ, Or. O.kUnd, CI.
Jr Frtnelico, C.I. Sier.m.nlo, C.I.
Filing CI. Ul Anicli.i CL
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Phone H01-J.
Done at Tho Times Office
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Mr. Hayward. nhyolcal director nt
tlio University of Oregon, will Bpontl
this week In Coos County. Wlillo
horo ho will address tho high school
studonta and it Is hoped ho may
Blvo a storeoptlcon lecturo at tho
high school building. A commlttco
of four boys roprosontliiR tho rour
clnsscs, Sydney Clarke, of tho Sen
ior clnss; Win. McDonald, of tho
Junior; Henry Lccocq. of tho Soph
omores and Wolsoy Seaman of the
Freshmen, havo boon appointed to
arrange for his ontortalnmont while
horo.
Tho few rccont, bright, sunny days
havo brought an outburst of on iiu
Hlasm In athletics In tho form of
color caps. Tlio Sophomores nro
wearing tho purplo and gold, tho
Freshmen the green and white.
Tho constitution of tho athletic
association has recently boen nmond
cd whereby the mnnagors of tho
football toain nro to bo awarded an
old English monogram M.
Tho Marshflold High School will
bo represented by Chester Isaacson
and Cecil Robertson In tho dobato
to bo Hold In Klnmnth Falls March
27. Thoy will bo accompanied by
Mr. Darker, principal of tho high
school.
A moat-cuttlng demonstration will
bo given nt Fourier's, March 20 at
.1 p. m., for tho domestic sclouco
pupils.
Window boxes for tho grade room
windows nro being mndo by the
boys of tho mnntiol training depart
ment. Rao Davis nnd Howard Kolloy
aro painting them. Trays ror the
domestic sclcnco department are al
so being mndo by the niauunl train
ing clnsscs. '
Tho wnsto baskets to bo used In
tho schools aro being mada In tt;
manual training department, the
i cuds being secured nnd then woven
Into bnskets.
Tho proceeds from tho rocrnt linn
quct given tho Fellowship Club, at
which about slxty-flvo people woro
served under tho aiiBplrcs of the
do'iicstlo sclcnco dopnrtnmnt of the
high school woro sufficient to defray
tho oxpoiiHcs of the dinner which
wns served at n cost of about 5110.
On Wednesday another of tho lu
cent luncheons was given by tho ad
vincrd class In domestic hcIciico,
tho following girls having charge:
Clara Serjeant, chairman, mutated
by Cora Dye, Margticrlto Stack and
Renn Ilaglund. The following menu
was served: Pot roast, brown gravy,
mashed potntos, lemon tnrts nnd ten.
About thlrty-olght pooplo werr serv
ed excluslvo of members of the
class. About $1.25 was cleared,
which will bo used for buyingkitch
en utensils or dishes. Another
luncheon will bo given next Wednes
day. Tho following events nro schedul
ed for tho remainder of tho sctiool
year:
April. A public exhibition, of
music nnd calisthenics In tho grndos.
April a. Willamette Qloo Club
concert.
April 17. Senior Play.
April. Coos County Oratorical
contest, Dandon.
May. Exhibition of work In
drawing, manual training and domes
tic hcIoiico. Coos County field meet
at Myrtle Point. ,
Juno. Commencement, ono of the
featiiros of which will bo tao presen
tation of "Plnnforo" by tho high
school chorus.
Tho representatives of tho Mnrsh
fiold High School at tho Coos Coun
ty Orntorlcnl contest to bo hold In
Ihuidon will bo chosen nt the tryout
from the following: Wlldn Harris,
Evelyn Langworthy. Resale Finn
agon, Adelaide Clarko and Chcstor
Isaacson,
Eighth Grade.
Tho best grades In a civic tost
given Monday follow: Rlnncho Schro
der, 100; Georgo Hongoll, 100; Luol
la Cook, 100; Wilfred McLnln, 92;
Hnzel Cook, 100; Gladys Crawford,
100.
Tho following grndos woro tnado
In tho weekly spoiling test; Mildred
Ilundy, 91; Rlancho Schrodor, 98;
Ruby Cooley. 90; Catherine Colom-
Merltol Rheumatism Ponders
The unusually largo salo of this
romedy Is tho best evldenco wo
could offor you to prove Its morlt.
It is made of effective ingredients,
nnd Is guaranteed to glvo perman
ent relief for rheumatism. Wo will
clndly show you the formula and
exp'iln Us merits to you. Owl Pro
scription Pharmacy. Frank D. Co
han. Opposlto Chandler Hotel.
nhono 74. Central Avenuo Drug
sture. local agency. Prlco 50 cenU.
NO SAW EDGES
on
YOUR COLLARS
If you havo tliem laundered
-nt
TWIN CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
STADDEN
ALL KINDS of PHOTOGRAPHIC
WORK, Rromldo Enlarging and
Kodak Finishing.
THE COOS HOTEL
Formerly o( Marshfleld
WASHINGTON AVENUE
STADDEN STREET
NORTH REND
O. A. Metlln, Prop.
T" " J notnil
noted mm
TO TALK HERE
" Hayward, of Orecion
University to Speak at
High Schools
Trainer "Hill" Hnywnrd of tho Un
iversity of Oregon, nrrlved Satur
day for a series of lectures to bo giv
en beforo tho studentH of tho high
hchoolfl of tho county, tho first of
which will bo given in North Homl
this ovenlng. On Friday evening
ho speaks In Marshfleld.
Mr. Hayward has to roturn on tho
next llrenkwntor next Saturday and
so his schedule has been somowhnt
changed, llo plniiB to bo In Myrtle
Point tomorrow, In Dandon Wednes
day nudi In Coqulllo Thursday, mak
ing MarBhflold Friday Instead of
Tuosdny as orlglnnlly phinncd.
Mr. Hayward has such n statowlde
and national reputation as an athletic
trainer that It Is considered n rare
treat to got him Into this county.
Ills lectures will ho upon physical
education, tnkou not only from the
athletic standpoint, but also the phys
ical development, llo has with him
storeoptlcon nnd moving plcturo
machines, with which ho Illustrates
Ills' talks.
Resides his lectures his trip has
been so nrrnnged that ho will bo able
to spend a day In each city, giving
his tlmo in personnt talks to Individ
uals Interested, and ulso help some
aspiring youth In his chosen lino of
lathlotlcn.
This trip of Mr. Ilayward's has
been long expected and old college
students from U. of O., ns woll as of
othor colleges, who havo known him
or heard of him will be glnd to renew
their acquaintance, nnd those who
will moot him for tho first tlmo will
come to renllzo that tho acqualntntico
of a man of his character and ability
goes far toward making college life,
as well as life out of collcgo pleasant
and useful.
Ills Wturo which Is to be given
horo Friday ovenlng will ho In
the high school building and though
primarily for high school studonts,
Is opened to tho public who nro In
terest ed. r,-t.r, rsw
bo, 91; Georgo Hongoll, 91; Helen
Iniiuol. 95; Ernest Harrows. J2; Wil
fred MrLnlu, !5; Luelln Cook, 91;
Hnzol Cook, 95; Do Forrest Mason,
91; GludyH Crawford, 97.
In a civics test given Tuosdny tho
following mndo good grades: George
Hongoll, 100; Luolla Cook, 100;
Gladys Crawford, 97: Holen Ininicl,
91; Mildred Ilundy, Oil; Wilfred Mc
Lnln, 95; Helen Reos, 95; Rlancho
Schroder, 100.
In a history tost glvon Monday tho
following mndo tho best grades:
Georco Hongoll. 100: Rlancho Schro
dor. 100; Mildred nimdy, 100; Hnzol
Cook, 100; Helen noes, 90; Wilfred
McLnln, 100; Helen Immol, 95; Al
bert Powers, 95; Ruby Cooloy, 92;
Lloyd la MJolix, 93.
TUEUlf'TRUilUIR
Thoy hnd cut off n Chlnnmnn's
quouo,
And wcro painting his head a bright
hluouo;
Ho tho Chlnnmnn said,
As thoy dnubed nt his head:
"When I suoiio yuou, youeiio'll ruoue
whnt yueuo duouo."
KNOWS WHERE NOTED
WRECK 18 RURIED
Frank R. Tlchenor writes to
tho Port Orford Tribune from
Senttlo that tho wreck of tho
Rrothor Jonathan, which wont
down in 1805, lies off tho Ore
gon const Instead of tho Califor
nia coast, llo says that ho has
a manuscript and chart loft by
his grandfather, Capt. Win. Tlch
enor, ono of tho earliest plonoors
of furrv. showlntr lust whoro the
I wreck Is. Ho says thnt tho hot- I
torn wont out of tho boat on
tho Oregon coast and that the
bulk of tho hulk floated for sov
oral days. Ho says his grand
father Intended to try and ro
covor tho half million dollar
cargo, but tho govornmont limit
ed tho rownrd to $10,000.
rriT"iiw
A groat majority of persons af
flicted with oczoma have no othor
allmont, which Is accepted as proof
that oczoma Is purely n skin dlsoaso.
Morltol Eczema Remedy is rocora
monded especially for eczema and
disonsea of tho skin. If you are af
flicted with this torrlblo disease
wo nsk you to use this romedy on
our guarantoo. Owl Prescription
Pharmacy. Frank D. Cohan. Oppo
slto Chandler Hotel. Phone 74.
Central Avenuo Drup Store, local
agency. Prices EOc and $1.00
YOU AUTO CAlT
FOR FOOTE'S AUTOS
Four pood cars with careful drivers
For day service, phono 1-I4-J,
niimco Rlihml Purlors.
For night service, Phono 200-L
Right Cafe.
D. L F0OTE. .
CITY AUTO AND TAXI SERVICF
A now taxlcnb has hoen added to
my auto service. Careful drivers J
U7I11 crn inithn nt anv Mmn Stand I
Dlnnco Cigar Store. Day phone, 78
Night phone 139-X.
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thnt this can biiii73
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children hnd tk.
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throat. ShonnrRm
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nontiiiK a road cctitr
hns offorcil In ren
of hnrd-surfac roiiit
silo of 100,000, di
tno roads ror rive r
KUaE.N'K.-0nlrt
out many Tarlctieitfi
search of one tut u
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ground nnd will Irn
fur children la ecu
SALEM. E. J U
for offlco of neon:
sixth district. Hiii
and his residence U f
MOLLALA. - Tit
linvo been made foiii
power franchlici ta
Council. '
MILAUK!E.T-Wfl
nnrlor In n birbtr I
ted suicide bj in
U-nllnt. lake HituI
SALEM. Tbl .W
fish commlailon iia
oy for warden'i vx
lun.lr nn,1 mfirt tflf 1
tho future, It li ecW
wAi.ni'nnT. Tmv
port saw the ojniicj
saloon Friday,""'
8ALEM.-J. CrlfMl
Point, waa aoriM sj
General tDaiuw
rounty tax and wu
tnx the county I'
quired to accept IMI
county tax.
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United Statea Si!l
is: treuii '"v ,Li u
producers PtVI
Lu Oregon deiri!
tected nnv ,
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set tne p ,v' :. jI
during tho mcjft "1
result of acciu"-
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lormincu - - ,
LIB the levy ;
taxes to ra'"j. t
ruin "" ,. .4
one-armed mo
?,D tft
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arrested Uter
rouTicsj
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