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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELC, 'OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1914EVENING EDITION.
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coiif of !llMiii
coos crops Z'-'i7Mmk
Corn Crop Increasing But Is
Being Used for Silage
Purposes
Somo Coos county farmer sends
-tho following Interesting letter to
tho Northwest Farmstead:
"In Coos county thero have been
t.o prospective changes in farming
jnothods, except raising more corn or
3iogs and mora silos. Thero aro .a
.good many silos in tho county and
tho dairymen are still building them,
-They havo found nut thnt the silo Is
;tho only means by which the corn
.crop for tho dairy cows can bo savod.
IMoro land is bolng cleared and put In
-cultivation. Tho stump puller Is used
hero and with a llttlo powder tho
largest stumps are removed. Pres
ent Indications aro for a good crop
of fruit of nil kinds both wild and
.tamo.
Jt has been proved that corn can
ho raised successfully In this local
ity, but from tho fact that of Its food
vnlua as silage the greater portion of
-tho crop planted In tho valley Is not
allowed to mature. W. 12. Harlcy last
.year planted about half an ncro of
corn for seed and when ho harvested
last fall tho crop measured sixty
three bushels. Tho corn Is of tho
Yellow Dent variety. .Tho field of
corn showed signs of making a rec
ord crap from tho start, becauso ho
put tho ground in fino shape before
planting, and In flvo days after plant
ing tho rows could bo seen all tho
way across tho field. Now, If all
farmers would use up to dato farming
tools, they could all ralso Just such
crops, but thoro aro a good many
iarmors who go Into tho flold with
a llttlo 12-Inch plow and a team that
weighs from 2G00 to 3000 pounds,
And thoy can do nothing, and they
linrrow tho samo way that cuts from
four to six foot wldo and a common
xtotch at that, with a few teeth In
it
Copyright, 1913, by the Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co.
TWO NOTABLE PIECES OF STATUARY AT THE PANAMA
PACIFIC EXPOSITION, SAN FRANCISCO, 1915.
STRIKING examples of the decorative Hculptnre nt thp Pnn.ini:t
Pnclfle International Exposition nro rIiowii In tliexe two lllux
trillion. At tho left Is "Ituln." by Albert .liieia'rs. n llguri' Hint
vl'l be n companion to "811118111110." by the minic sculptor, oriiii
incntlntr the Court of the Four Seasons In the main jrroiip of exhibit pal
aces. The camel with Its Mohammedan rider Is by Frederick G. II. Roth.
CHILDREN HELP CLEAN city.
AUSTIN, Tex., March 27. Todny
nnd tomorrow nro "clean-up" days
in this city, according to a proclama
tion Issued by Mayor Wooldrldgc.
Tho school children of tho city have,
boon organized into brigades and n
prize will bo glvon to tho school
which shows tho cleanest district.
ALL OVER COOS COUNTY
KHOXHXHEHO 18 CHOSEN.
JRjwdon Honker IlcitdM Commercial
Club Tliis Yc.nr.
Tho Dandon Recorder says: Tho
-rosulrfr mooting of tho Commercial
CInb was held inktho club rooms and
tho rnnln business beforo tho meet
in was tho election of officers. Tho
rfifflrnrs elected nre: I
J. LV'tfrSnenhorfr, president? Geo.4
Golflondorfor, vlco president, II. L. .
-Hopkins, secretary; O. A. Trowbridge
treasurer; J. T. Sullivan, member of
cxccutlvo committee.
Tho four olectlvo officers, together
with tho fifth member constitute tho
cxccutlvo committee. I
The matter of publishing a booklot
for tro advertising of Dandon was
brought up and on motion tho presi
dent appointed n commtttco of flvo (
to nrrango tho cojiy, etc. Tho com
inltteo appointed Is Dr. L. P. Soren
jen, Donald MacKIntosh, .loo Wend
llng, II. L. Hopkins and L. R. Folu
liolin. Two now mombors woro taken In nt
this mooting nnd on motion It wns de
cided to oxtend tho time for tho now
momborshlp campaign,' with the Ini
tiation feo nt $1, for nnothor four
weeks, or until Friday, April 17.
SULK HY ELECTRICITY'.
J. N. JiiroliMiii of Coqulllo to lime
Machinery Do All tli Woik.
J. N. Jacobson has mado arrange
ments with tho Oregon Powor com
pnny to Install n two horsepower
motor at his dolry a mlto oast of
town, from which ho dollvers milk
to his city customers, Tho motor
will bo usod to furnish powor for a
milking machine and Mr. Jncobson
will bo tho first In this vicinity K
milk his cows by oloctrlclty. Tho
milk will bo conveyed from tho milk
ing mnchlno to tho bottles In which
it Is to bo delivered without bolng
exposed to tho nlr or nny chanco to
bo polluted by dirt or genus. It will
also bo sent, when doslrod, to tVo
separator through vacuum tubes, In
suring porfeot clonnllnogB In tho pro
duct. Coqulllo Ilernld.
CULLIXGS OF COQUIIiliK
Coos County Hont Nown oh Told by
Tim Herald
Miss Vrcoland, ono of tho school
nurses connected with tho State
Doard of Health, visited tho schools
Friday. Sho. mado a cursory ox
nralnntlon of tho children of nil
tho grades, with a more caroful ex
amination wher.o .Ahore, ,wo, Jpuicfl-,
tlon of bad tonsllvs, adonolds or
oyo trouble. Bho found the gonornl
health conditions In tho Coqulllo
r.ohoolH very good.
George Hcllonl left In company
nlth his sons, Thomas and George,
.lr for tholr future homo nt Wood
land, Cnl., tho other members of
the family Intending to follow lator.
Thoy drovo tholr young cuttlo ovor
lund. F. Tlmmormnn, of Mnrshfleld, was
ovor yesterday and hnd tho opera
tion called "taking his breath nwny"
performed n him nt tho court
noiiso when ho learned tho uinunt
ot his tnxe8. However, Mr. Tlin
i.iormnn npponrs to still bo In a
physical condition to atniid quite a
jolt, as ho looks but little ol lot
than ho did wbon tho writer first
saw him cutting meat In Mnrshflolu
5)9 years ngo.
XO ARRESTS IX SEVEN MONTHS.
Newport, With Population or I ."(Ml,
Iih Unusual Heconl.
NEWPORT, Or., March 27. Thero
hnsn't been nn nrrest In Newport
slnco tho middle of August, n record
perhaps not Hiirpasscd In nay town of
1500 resldouts In tho stnto.
Newport has threo saloons. Thero
has been drunkenness, of course, but
thoso under tho Influence of liquor
havo not boon ninny and thoy havo
bobavod themsolves In n manner not
to attract attention, Tho city jail Ih
going to seed.
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Director Fenton Announces
Program for Entertainment
at Masonic
Director R. N. Fenton of tho Coos
nay Concert Dand has nnnounccd the
following program for tho concert (0
bo given nt tho Masonic opera house
next' Sunday:
March, "G3rd Iowa," Frazor
Overture, "The Beautiful Gnlatea,"
Kntr'acto et Vnlso from "Coppolla"
Dollbes
Cornet solo, Cantabtlo from Samp
son ct Dolllnh" Salnt-Saens
H. G. Howard.
Fnntnsla, "A Snmmor Day In Nor
way Wlllmors
Characteristic, "Scarecrow Danco"
Rlnglcbeu
(Donated by R. O. Grnves.)
Selection. "Mikado" Sullivan
March. "Tho Whip" Holzman
Star Spangled Rainier,
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en goes
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Handling w:
Vo haul tfl,. , '
C .V" M"r8hneld "for Ik"
(IK 1 "o, dellvqrv n v"1 W
Instantly Clears Air Parages; You
llrontlio Freely, Nasty Dlsthargo
Stops, Head Colds mid Dull Head
ui'lio Vnnlsli.
Oct a small bottlo nnywity, Just to
try It apply n llttlo In the nostrils
and lnstintly your clogucd nose nnd
stopped-up nlr passages of tho head
will opon; you will bieatho frcoly;
dullness nnd hendncho disappear. I3y
morning! tho catarrh, cohl-ln-ltcnd or
cntnrrhal soro throat will bo gono.
End Btich misery now! Got tho
smnll bottlo of "Ely's Cream Halm"
at any drug store This sweet, fra
grant balm dissolves by tho hent of
tho nostrils, ponotrntes nnd bonis tho
liwlnmod, swollen mombruuo which
lines tho nosu, head and throat,
lours the nlr passages, stops nnnty
iMschargcB and a fooling of cloanalng,
soothing rollof comes Immediately.
Don't lay nwako tonight struggling
for breath, with head stuffed;
nostrils closed, hawking and blow
ing. Catnrrh or a cold, with Its run
ning noso, foul mucous dropping In
to tho thront, and raw dryness Is dis
tressing but surely noodlccs.
Put your fnlth JuBt once In
"Ely's Cream Halm" and your cold
or catarrh will surely dlsnppear.
The Union Market
In Its new dress, entirely ro.iiodolled and renovated, Is now
ready to recolvo and welcome Its cuhtomors Into ono of tho
most modern, mudol nnd sanltnry moat mnrkdts on Cpos Day.
In addition to a model shop It serves the best meat on Coos
Hay. Prime beef steors that wero formerly driven to Roso
burc markets, nro now butchered nnd sorvod to tho pcoplo on
tho blocks of tno Union shop.
Union Meat Market
Ford Iteskey, Pioprletors. 144 South Uroudway. Phono C8.
Abstracts, Real Estate,
Fire and Marine Insurance
"TiTIT'GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
IIKNUY 8ENGSTACKEN, Manager
FAJIM, COAL, tIMREH AND PLATTING LANDS A SP3CIALTV.
GENERAL AGENTS EAST-SIDE
MARSHFIELD OFFICE, PHONE M-J.
COQUII.LK CITY' OFFICE PHONE 1U1.
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HEDtJOTIOXS IX FREIGHT RATES WITHDRAWN
- -S. S. HARDY,
SAILS FROM SAX FRAXCISCO FOR COOS RAY' -
EVERY ALTERNATE FRIDAY AT t:0() V. M.
Sun Francisco office, Harrison St. Dock, Pier 10.
West Coast S. S. Line E. .1. LINDEN, Agt., Phono Dniiir. 2070.
IlLIXD IIV.MX WRITER IS
NINETY'-FOUR Y'EARS OLD
IMMENSE POWER FILING.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn.. March 27.
Fanny Crosby, tho famous writer
of popular hymns, wns ninety-four
yonrs.old March 2-i. Illlnd slnco sho
wns six weeks old, through tho ap
plication of hot poultices which de
stroyed tho optic nervo, she has writ
ton more than G000 hymns, among
thorn being "Safe In t"'o Arms of Jo
bub," "Jesus, Keep Mo Nenr tho
Cross," and "Jesus tho Wator of Life
Will Glvo." Peoplo In nil pnrts of
tho world paid tribute to her by
wearing a clustor of violets on hor
birthday.
COLLEGE MOVS FRIEND IS
NINETY-TWO YEARS OLD.
MANY WERE HURT.
Coon County Ai'clilniilH Reported to
Ituhor Couniilxhloucr.
SALEM, Or.. March 20. Two fatal
accidents wore roportod to Stnto Lab
or Commissioner O. P. Hoff Inst week
both occurring In tho logging Indus
try. Dolph Lewis wns kll'od at
Wondllng, and Luther 0, Haskell was
killed nt South Inlet. Resides tho
two fatal accldontB, CO other nccl
donts wero roported during tho week.
The Coos nny ones wero:
Nick Lodls, Marshllold, leg cut In
sawmill.
George Thomas, Marshllold, wrist
bruised, sawmill.
I.uthor C. Hnbkoll. South Inlet, fu
tnl.'logglng. Charles Mill, Mnrshfleld,! back
sprained, sawmill.
J. L. RodgerB, nenr Gardiner, foot
bruleod, railroad construction.
Merltol Rhcumntlsiu Powders
Tho unusually largo sale of this
remedy Is tho best evidence wo
could offer you to provo Its merit.
It is mado of otfectlvo Ingredients,
and" Is guaranteed to givo perman
ent rollof for rheumatism. Wo will
jtlndly show you tho formula nnd
plnln Its merits to you. Owl Pre
scription Pharmacy. Frank D. Co
inn. Opposlto Chandler Hotel.
Phono 74. Control Avenuo Driii;
torc, local agency. Price 60 cents.
SALEM, Or.. Mnrch 20. An nppll-i
cntlon hns boon filed with Stnto En-
glnoor LowIb by tho Roguo River'
Pub !c Sorvico Corporation iiBMng for,
permission to appropriate sufficient
water from tho Roguu River at HoU'b
Gato to develop 44,920 horsepower.
Tho filing fees woro I22S7. !
FLIES ARE ELECntOCl'TED
GALES FERRY'. Conn.. March 27.
"Undo" Lyman A. Richards, who
Is known to overy oarsman who has
ovor rowed In tho Y'nlo-Hnrvard ro
gattas hero, Is celobratlng his ninety
second birthday nt his home Ho Is
able to do chorso About his farm nnd
is as Interested In tho annual races
as any of tho boys.
Inter-Ocean Transportation Co.
Scini-wcclcly service Coos Bay and San Fram-isno.
S. S. Redondo
SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
SAN PEDRO AND SAN DIEGO, MONDAY, MARCH 30,
AT 12:15, NOON.
Equipped with wireless and submarine bell.
Passengers and freight.
S. S. NANN SMITH
Equipped with wireless and submarine bell.
Passengers and freight.
WILL SAIL FROM SAX FRAXCISCO FOR
MARSHFIELD, FRIDAY', MARCH 27, AT IV M.
San Francisco office, Greenwich street pier ITo. 23
and 600 Fife building.
Coos Bay Agent, C. F. McGkorcih, Phone 44
W 10 OSfi
liixeutor of Abeitlecii lias Si hemp to
Extcrmliinto Pests.
DALLAS, Or., Mnrch 27 Ed
word II. Smith, nn Invontor, former
ly of Abordeou, Wash., has mndo
nn oloetrlcnl dovlco he says will ox
t rmlunto files. Tho trap Is l
Inches long and six Inches wide. As
soon as tho fly enters tho cago ho
forms his own connection. ')'lier,
Is n small spark, mid tho fly Is
nltfctrocutcd, It 13 estimated thnt
tne cost of operation for the soa
son will not exceed 3 conts.
YOUR
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HOXORS HIS ADMIRERS
Robt. Mnntcll Sends Autograph to J
FlorviMO Men
FLORENCE. Or., March 27.
Sam Miller, of Florence, und Tom
Wolf, of Glenndn, who wont from
Florenco to Portland to nttend n re
cent performance by Robert Man
tell, woro agreeably surprised upon
receiving ench an autographed pho
tograph from that noted actor. Mr
Mantel! probably learned through
tho newspapers of tho long Hard
trio mado by the two coast men,
and took this method ot expressing
Ills personal thanks and appreciation
ot their efforts.
Try Tl N! Mlv Sago Teu mid Siilplim
nit'! iii'iisii it Tlirougli Your I lair,
Taking Ono Strand nt n Tlmo
When you darken your hair with
Sago Tea and Sulphur, no one can
tell, becauso It's jlone so naturally,
so ovonly. Preparing this mlxturo,
though, at home Is mttssy and trou
blesome For 50 cjntB you can
buy at any drug store tho ready-to-ubo
tonic called "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hulr Remedy." Y'ou Just
dampon n sponge or soft brush with
It and draw this through your alr,
taking one small strand at a time,
Ry morning all gray hair disappears,
and, after another application or
two, your hnlr becomes beautifully
darkened, glossy and luxuriant. Y'ou
will nlso discover dandruff Is gone
nnd hnlr lias stopped falling,
Gray, faded hair, though no dis
grace, Is n sign of old ngo, and wo
all deslro a youthful and attractive
appearance, get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur and look
y,.arB younger.
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS.
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAY'S ON TIME.
Sails from Marshllold March 14th, 11 a. m.; March 21st, 7:00 a. in.
Mnrch 28th, 11:30 a. m.; April 4th, 1 p. m.; April 11th, 10 a. ni.;
April 18th, 1 p. m.; April 25th, 10 a. m.; April 30th, 1 p. ni.
Sails from Portland March 18th, 25th, 8 a. in.; April 1st, '8th, 15th,
22nd, 28th, 8 a. m.
Tickets ou sale to nil Eiibteru points and information as to routes
rnlslied.
Phono 127-L.
nud r:tiM cheerfully fuiil
II. J, MOHR, Agent
S. S. AR0LINE.
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
FIXE PASSEXGER ACCOMMODATION'S. NEW STEEL 1JOAT.
Sails from Xortli Rend Saturday, March UH, for Portland.
Sails for San Francisco, Saturady, April 1.
PASSEXGERS AXD FREIGHT
North Bend Lumber Company, Ants.
Phono 1.171. Xortli" Rend
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S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED YVITII WIRELESS
SAILS IWOM MARSin,IELD FOR EUREKA
"WEDNESDAY.'. MARCH 23, AT 0:30 A. SI.
ROUXD TRIP, $18.50.
'Connection with the North Rnnk Road nt Portland."
North Pacific Steamship Company
Phono -14. C. P. SPGEORGE. Agent.
riEO. C. MURPHY.
Expert Piano, player ujfw
Tuning. Kegulitini ud &2
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DR. II. M. SHAW
Etc, Knr, .S'o aid Thni
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Office phon 330. Roorai IH,I
202. inlii BlMt
House pHOut, Kt-J.
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