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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1914 EVEWINQ EDITION.
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To Be Healthy
One Must Perspire !
If you do not porspiro, tlio
pores of tlio Bkln clog. In
this condition you nro render
ed unhealthy. Ordinary tub
baths havo no effect upon
cleansing tho pores of tlio
okln henco tho
RUSSIAN STEAM BATHS
which nro now offorcd for
your boncflt and relief. Wo
havo InBtnllod an excellent sys
tem of Russlin and Turkish
Baths, which nro the finest In
every respect. Physicians rcc-,
ommond a Ruoslnn Steam
Bath at least once a month.
You aro Invited to call and In
poet our now nnd up-to-dato
system of modern bathing at
the
RUSSIAN STEAM BATHS
Bunker Hill.
Tnko "Whlto Star Auto to
Dunkor Hill. Gontlomon on Fri
day and Saturday from 2 p. m.
to 12 m., and on Sunday from
8 a. rn., to 12 m. LadleB and
families from 2 p. m. to 12
m. on Thursdays.
Telehono 388-L. '
CITY AUTO AND TAXI SERVICE
A now taxlcab hns boon added tt
my auto Borvlco. Caroful drivori
Will go anywhoro at nny tlrno. Stanc
Blanco Cigar Storo. Day phono, 78
Night phono 180-X.
TOM GOODATiE. Proprietor.
la our now location, we are ei
socially prepared to eator to fmll
trade. Regular meals or short or
dors.
Open dy id nljrht.
MEROIIANV'S OAFE.
Broadway b1 Commercial Mflo
FAMTLY DINNERS
Pictures framing
Walker Studio
T. J. flCAIFE A. II. IIODGINP
Marchfiplri lAINT AND
iviarsnTiem decorating co.
Estimates Furnished.
Phono UDD-J. Mnrslillfld. Oregon.
WHITE GLOVES CLEANED
Full Dross Suits to Rent
UNIQUE PANTATORIUM
.TAY DOYLE C. O. DAfiOETT
280 Central Ave. IMiono HfJO-X
''r
20
Commutation
20
Tickets $2.00
Mm hli field-North llcnd Auto Lino
Cnrs every ten minutes from (I u. in
to 12:C0 p. in.
COHHT & KINO. Props.
EDISON'S LATEST
A atorHgo buttery that continual
over t'hurgliig will not hnnii.
DOES NOT CORRODE AT
TERMINALS.
CONTAINS NO ACID.
Will not Ioho Its clinrgo while
standing Idle.
IS GUARANTEED FIVE YEARS
Coos Bay WiringCo.
103 Broadway.
AgetxtH for Port of Coos Bay.
South Coos
River Boats
Express leavwi Marshflold for
heud of river nt 8 a. m., re
turning in evening,
Steamer Rulubow Itjives
head of river at 7 a. m. and
returning leaves Marsbtleia at
2 p. m.
ROGERS & SMITH.
LET US MAKE
YOUR ABSTRACTS
Title Trust Co. Abstracts,
thoroughly dependable, Ini
luedluto service, prompt atten
tion to all interests of our
cllentf. Minimum cost.
I. S. Kaufman (8b Co.
OUR ELEGANT LINES
OF
NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST RECEIVED
AT
S. S. JENNINGS
NORTH nEND
Have your job printing done at
Stop Here fdr Bargains
in granilewaro, glasswnl'd, chinawire, alum
inum ware and notions, Oui' Mitlinei'y
Department is worth yom inspection
Smith's Variety Store
NOBTH BEND
TYPEWRITERS All standard makes, sold on easy pay
ments, new and rebuilt. Fox, Underwood, Remington, Royal,
Oh'ver, L. C. Smith, and Smith Premier, for rent or exchange.
donning, repairing or new platens,' work guaranteed. Ribbons and
enrbon paper delivered. I'll one ua your order. Phono 41. Alliance office,
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AND SUPPLY CO.
Abstracts, Real Estate,
Fire and Marine Insurance
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
HENRY 8KNQSTACKKN, Manager
FARM, COAL, TIMBEfl AND FLATTING LANDS A SPECIALTY.
GENERAL AGENTS EASTSIDE
MARSHFIELD OFFICE, pnONE M-J.
COQUILLE CITY OFFICE PHONE 101.
A Check Account
With this bankiU add
System to your business affairs
And BTfltem nieatiB Increased businoss, decreased expense, In
creased efficiency, solf confidence aatl reliance
Your return chocks, cancelled by tho bank wbon paid, are a com
ploto record of your money dlsbursomunts.
Tlila bank invites your account. .. , ,
The First National Bank
Of Coos Bay
Statement of Condition
' fiM OF
FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANKS
r ' of Marshfield nnd Myrtla Point, Oregon,
l nt Hie clone of business March -I, 101-1
ReBourcoi,
Loans and discounts $099,512.77
Banking Houses 61,493.17
Cash and Sight Exchange 211,793.25
Total ..$072,801.10
Liabilities.
Capital Block Paid In 75,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profit 69,034.64
Deposits , 828,109.55
Total '. ..$072,804.10
We Still Have Some Seed Potatoes
of tlio 1CARLY ItF.D ROSE and REAUTY OF HEBRON vnrlctles,
no If you nro In need of any, coma In Mild soo us.
Coos Bay Tea, Coffee & Spice House
130 North Nronrtinny.
Wb Im lune n lino of gai'deii
pi let's on hcetl groin.
C. A. Smith Lutaber & Mfg. Co.
tttKTAIL DEPARTMENT
LUM11KR, LATH, BIIENGLHfl, MOULDINGS, BASII AND DOORS,
HOOFING PAPER, ETC.
CDT THE FUEL BULL IN TWO DY USING OUR WOOD.
PHONE 100. 188 SOUTH BROADWAY
A
VISIT to any good
always a plasant
ers of THE TIMES advertisements learn WHEN
such visits are MOST PROFITABLE.
Phone a04-J.
(.cods. Call in mid get our
store at any time is
experience. -But read
GUILD GIVES
GIG PROGflAM
MARSHFIELD EPISCOPAL LA
DIES WILL PRESENT C. R. M
CALLHY, NOTED ENTERTAIN
Kit, AT UENEPIT PERFORM
ANCE MARCH 23.
Tho Mnrahflold Episcopal Guild
hns arranged for a benefit show
to bo given nt tlio Masonic Oporn
Houbo March 23. They have se
cured C. It. McCalley, n noted rond
or, monologuo artist nnd violinist.
Ho w1I bo assisted by Mrs. Vm.
Horsfnll, Jr., who will accompany
him on a Thomas plnno.
Tho reserved seat snlo will open
at tho Dusy Comer tomorrow. Tho
tlckots nro 25 nnd 50 cents. Every
ono who wishes to sco n good enter
tainment should attend and nsBlBt
n worthy cnuso.
HARLAN IB CHAIRMAN
Succeed Kduiird E. Clnrk hh Head
Intcrstiitc Coiuuicrco Commission
(Dr Aiaotlited rrns to Cool Bur TlmM.J
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 18.
Tho Intorstnto Commcrco Com
mission today elected Commissioner
James S. Hnrlnn, chalrmnn, In suc
cession to Edward E. Clark. Harlan
nBsumcd his duties nt onco.
Well-Known Loenl Druggist Knjs
Everybody Is UhIiir Old-tlmc Hoc-
l(io of Hugo Ten nnd Sulphur.
Hair Hint loses Its color and tun
tro. or when it fades, turns gray,
dull nnd llfolcss, Is caused by a
lack of sulphur In tho hair. Our
grandmother nintlo up n mlxturo
of Sngo Tea and Sulphur to keep lior
locks dnrk and beautiful, nnd thou
sands of women and mon who value
that oven color, that beautiful dark
shade of hair which Is bo attractive,
us' only this old-tlmo reclpo.
Nowadays wo got this famous
mlxturo by asking at nny drug store
Btoro for n no-cant bottlo of "Wy
oth's Sngo and Sulphur Ilnlr Rem
edy," which darkens tho hair so
naturally, so ovonly, that nobody
ran possibly tell ft has boon applied.
llcsldis, It tnlcus off dandruff, stops
scalp Itching and railing hair. You
just dampen n spougo or soft brush
with It nnd draw this through your
hair, taking ono small strand nt a
tlnio. Ily morning tho gray hair
disappears; but what delights tho
ladles with Wyoth's Sago nnd Sul
phur Is that, bcsldos beautifully
darkening tho hair after n few ap
plications, It also brings back the
gloss nnd Ml tro nnd gives It an np
pearanru of abundance
TIME TARLE
Willamette - Pacific
Motor Car
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Invo Mnrslifleld Icnvo North Rend
0:30 a. m. SMC a. m.
7:00 n. in. 7:1C a. rn.
8:00 a. n. 8:15 a. m.
9:00 a. in. 9:15 a. m.
10:00 a. m. 10:16 a. m.
10:30 a. m. 10:45 a, in.
11:00 a. in. 11:15 a. m.
11:30 a. in. 11:45 a. m.
12:30 a. m. 12:45 p. m.
1:00 p. ui. 1:15 p. m.
1:30 p. m. 1:45 p. m.
2:00 p. rn. 2:15 p. m.
2:30 p. m. 2:45 p. in.
3:00 p. in. 3.15 p. m.
3:30 p. in. 3:45 p. m.
4:00 p. m. 4:15 p. m.
4:30 p. m. 4:45 p. m.
5:00 p. m. C:15 p. m.
6:30 p. m. 5:46 p. in.
C:00 p. in. 6:15 p. m.
6:30 p. in. 6:45 p. in.
7:00 p. ra. 7:15 p. in.
7:30 p. m. 7:45 p. rn.
8:00 p. in. 8:15 p. xa
9:00 p. m. 9:15 p, tn.
10:00 p. m. 10:16 p. m.
Saturdays only. Saturdays only
11:06 p. m. 11:15 p. ra.
12:00 in. 12:15 a. m.
Send Your Laundry
to Us By Parcel Post
WE FURNISH A BAQ AND WILL
PAY THE POSTAGE ON ITS
RETURN.
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
Phone 57-J Marshfielri
YOU AUTO CALL
FOR FOOTE'S AUTOS
Four good cars with, careful drivers.
For day service, phono 111 -J,
Rliiuco Hlllnrd Parlors.
For night service, Phono SOO-L
Right Cafe.
D. L. F00TE.
NO SAW EDGES
on
YOUR COLLARS
If you hnvo thom laundered
at
TWIN CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
REPORT IDE
ON MINERALS
Prof. Diller Compiles New Vol
ume on Southwestern
Oregon Mines
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 18
Southwestern Orogon hnB long been
known for Its widespread and vnrleli
in I n oral resources, among which gold,
silver, copper, platinum nnd coal arc
tho moBt Important. They hnvo been
tho BUbJect of Investigation for n
number of years by J. S. Diller, of
tho United StntcB Geological Sur
vey, nnd the results have Just been
published In Dulletln 510.
Tho gold rush of '49 landed ninny
n prospector In southwestern Oregon.
Placers wero oponod nnd placer min
ing hns ever bIiico continued to be n
thriving branch of tnlnnrnl Itulimtrv
1 The gold produced In south western
Oregon beroro 1881 uan not bo, very
closely estimated, but It was many
millions of dollars, whllo from 18S1
to 1912 Inclusive the production or
gold hns been $11,257,772, During
tho ton years 1902 to 1812 Inclusive
tho placer mines produced $2,011,715
nnd tho lode mines $1,D2.'I,22G. He
sides tho gold and a considerable
amount of copper tho production of
silver during tho sttino period was
vnluodi nt $GU,3S, of platinum $1G,
293, nnd of conl$2,002,122.
Tho gold of tho bedrock Bodes In
tho Klniunth Mountains, which In
cludo tho Siskiyou nnd Salmon moun
tains, was doposltcd In veins nnd
pockets In connection with tho up
heaval of tho mountains nt tho close
of tho Jurassic geologic period. Ever
since then the disintegration and er
osion of theso rocks has furnished
tho gold for tho auriferous gravols.
Tho encircling benches of tho an
cient "Siskiyou Island," which was
surrounded by the early Cretaceous
sea, contain tho oldest nurlforoiis
gravols, now mluod at tho Forty-nine
nnd othor mines, from Arhucklo In
California to Waldo in Oregon. Tho
ocenn waves, nldcd by tho land
streams, washed nway tho moun
tains nnd by long, (loop wenthorlng
of tho gold-volned rocks freed the
gold for concentration by stream ac
tion Into n sorles of auriferous basins
from Gold Ilnslu, 1000 foot nbovo the
sea, and tho much 'Inter and lower
"old channels" to those of tho prcH
cnt stream bars.
Bulletin 5 If; Ib ropleto with Illus
trations nnd mnps showing tho loca
tion of nil tho principal mines nnd
prospects In southwestern Oregon. It
may ho obtained frco by application
to tho Director of the Geologlcnl Sur
vey, Washington, D, C.
WOMEN IN DRESS" VIC
TIMS OF MILL CONSPIRACY
NI3W YORK. March 18. "If n
woman can't button1 her own dress,
sho shouldn't vote. How would wo
man, who Is tho Blnvo of tho powder
box, trcnt- tho freedom of tho ballot
box?" Thoso nro questions put by
Miss N'lna WUcox Putnam, fomlnlst.
Miss Putnam hns Her own Ideas on
dress, nnd thinks "Women of today
aro tho unknowing victims of n lingo,
carefully organlzod nartorlal conspir
acy. Textllo mill owners, designers
and manufacturers I nro banded to
gether In control of 'fashion,' and bo
foro a garment has como to n stato
of dtsuso, a radically now modol nnd
material Is prosontcd which will
inako tho old ono look ridiculous by
comparison and tboymust spond mon
oy which in many, ininuy cases they
cannot Bpnro. I do not urgo women
to ndopt my stylo of 'dress," continued
this llttlo woman, ''but tx) hnvo tho
ccurago to follow Uior own Ideas."
Miss Putnam's costumo, at tho time
of this Intorvlow, consisted! of a skirt
nnd boloro of brown woolen stuff,
with a bodlco of figured yollow slllt,
with apparently no fnstonlugs othor
than a quaint old brooch, Thoro
was nolthor bolt nor collar. "I don't
llko to bother with buttons or hooks
and eyes," sho explained, "so my
costumes aro made to slip onver my
head nnd to stay on without artifi
cial fastenings." Tho general effect
waB of textiles draped to an uncor
seted figure. Rut 'then, as sho con
cluded: "Ono should bo ablo to wear
what ono pleases, Mvlthout coercion
or tho Importinonco of criticism from
Bomcono whoso Justus happen to
differ."
HUIUIARD'S INBW PLAN
Elbert Hubbard) of tho Roycroft
ers, has wrltton a communication
to tho Marshflold Chambor of Com
merco asking that tho nameB of tho
actlvo membership bo forwarded to
him In ordor that ho may send a
pamphlet to thom which, according
to his letter, purports to bo regard
ing the strings that aro hold by tho
National Government on tho prog
ress of tho country.
An Appeal to Women
You know tho terrible- affliction
that comes to many homes from the
result of a drinking husband or
son. You know of tho money wast
ed on "Drink" Hint Is needed In
tho homo to purchaso food and
clothing. OHItlNE has saved thous
ands of drinking men. It Is a honu
treatment nnd can be given secretly.
Your money will be refunded If, af
ter a trial, It has failed to benefit.
Costs only $1.00 n box. Come In
nnd got a free booklet nnd let us
tell you of the -good ORRINE Is
doing. Owl Prescription Pharmacy.
Frank D. Cohan. Opposite Chandler
Hotel. Phone 74.
THE COOS HOTEL
Formerly of Marshfield
WASHINGTON AVENUE
STADDEN STREET
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tract to zSTlVHH
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Wlow. on Prani ft
Amone tho m.. "(
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moilern bunwlo. . "
a? ' aa
Stanlcv nniu.
tno Dollar lumL''
!,n-. or $850 &
for his loss 0( ,, w.t
Inst summer. ' k
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t'npl. Wlrcn CbUTJI
Inr Ci.i
Tho Ilamlon WorUiL.
ylrcn of the Irtrt.?.
nlnrnn !.. w.? "
Inndscanonbniiiiv....
plncoslnco a portion S
Iwnnn lli iiJvil. ""
ilL'liri) linn 1,aa ..i .
Tho ever ahlftlnr uUj
ocean aro being ik
O.......UU, iiiung tpuij
Inrgo bend ln the r!rv
point opposite the rw
wharf and the llriiioJ
ii inuiuiinu moreetttjt
Ing tho channel Mill-;
bar.
At present Mr, lm
uueci ii ucnenciiiuin
after the elbow ihmldfi,
snotiid cntlrelr fill. It hi
as to what the rrmlii
tho current will proits
iu carry out me mi vi,
chniiRo will not be defin
SALEM. Georn 1
ItosoburR. District 1
Douglas Count;, butt J
laratlon of cnndldiry Ccl
piiDitran nonUnitlog he i
General of Oregon.
m nts o. Tin: mm
MIIS. ff. II
Long years of lore nil
been,
Hut now a desolttn
A llttlo mound npoiuill
with flowers stren, i
doth fill.
With sad remorse ui I
Wo no'cr shall meet cm
The silent sleeper tunN
A Heavenly home teii
The aged husniM khm
With but Ood'i proBWi
As o'er that little oouO
Tls rest sweet rtstUml!
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Marshfield, March IT, 1D
Political Annci
- -
roit COUNTY I
As a UepuMlcu.l
(nation at the PrlBUjJJI
May 15 for me w"
If i am nomloiteJ ijlij
...III .liirtnr niT tern
form all Its rwlwrtj
ties promptly, eipr
prejudlco and
consisieni wu
llovlngtriatiwa"''
. nnvnr nd mSIt
solf. I want your i j
xssousa
I hereby M"0"
ing primary eltlolft!;
AKSP?SI2
I have wea w.j
,nlate for renomlt
of County Commiiw-
licnn uck. r. ,
UbW,pt
vnn
I Hereby ,J
candidate Deno
Sheriff. onJbeBr
economical m"n
ance that all las
,.i will te accorW ?
I desire to aw
S.V.!J
n the prlrnarlM i w
tor the office w w
I advoca'8 '. t
lion "i -- VirBce;
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as a rc- ,i,.a ,
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