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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
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III iOk'STO f 11 ! co$t of tobacco prohibit V" v
VI X V vCULo i JVa ' Aown' Huf
JNJ SJWf enough money to buy a H Iw
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flain Prevents Portland-Sacramento
Game Venice
Shuts Frisco -Out
(Dr AnocUted Trna to Coot Hr TlmM.
PORTLAND, Or., Juno 5. Knln
provontcd tho Sucrnmcnto-Portland
gamo horo yestcrdny. Tho other
games resulted nit follows:
At Venice It. H. B.
San Pranclsco 0 5 2
Vonlco 2 7 2
llattcrlcs Fanning and Sopul
veda; Hltt and Elliott.
At Oakland n. H. 13.
3x)b Angeles '! 0 2
Oakland 2 C 4
BnttcrloB Porrltt nnd Holes; Ha
rney, Christian nnd Alexander.
AMERICAN LKAGUK
Clovoland 0, Chicago 2.
8t. Lonls-Detrolt Knln.
Waalilngtoii-Now York Kaln.
Phlladclphln-lToBton Haln.
NATfOXAL LEAGUE
St. LoulB-PlttBburg Knln.
Boston-Brooklyn Knln.
Now York-Philadelphia Kaln.
XOHTII WESTERN LEAGUE
Victoria 0; Sealtlo 1.
Tacoma Cj spoknno 1C.
Portland (1, Vancouver I.
PKIICST WAS HALL PLAYER.
JFnther Murphy, former Detroit. Star,
Dies At linker, Ore.
BAKER, Or., Juno C Fathor J. J.
Murphy, a popular Cnthollc priest of
Oregon, formerly a member of tlio
Dotrolt Amorlcan Lcaguo baseball
team, died hero at forty-three years.
From collogo ho wont to tho major
league, bneobnll club, nnd won honors,
-later retiring to tnko tip tho prlcst-
liood. Ho qnmo to Oregon two years
ago.
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F
IRES REPORTED
.tfoino Dumngo During May Iti'Nirtcl
111 Oregon unit Washington.
POKTLAND. Or., Juno 5. While
tho early forest fires reported lrt Mny
wero mostly In slashings and without
loss, Juno opona tho commonly recog
nized flro sonson with Indications of
n tlnngoroiiB yoar that domands moro
tlinn usual precaution, according to
bulletins received by Itho Western
Forestry and Conservation Associa
tion from all states in tho Pacific
Northwest. Much less than tho usual
nmount of snow remains In tho moun
tains and In soiuo regions thoro havo
fllroady been sovornl weeks of dry
weather broken only by ono short
rain. Atmospheric conditions seem
to bo conduclvo to frequent dry lu
torlor winds, requlrliiK extraordinary
lrocnutlon in flrlnn slnshlUBs. Pnt-i-oln
aro nlrondy In tho flold nnd bolnB
mpldly recruited to tholr full
tronBtb. Unloaa thoro shall bo rain
In Juno troublo Is cxpectod, but tho
iirotcctlvo organization to meet It will
bo better than In any past year.
Washington had fully 100 flros In
May, many of them receiving much
publicity, but practically all of them
.woro slashing fires moro useful than
tothorwlBO. About 75 por cont of
JoBKora' Blashlnga aro thus cloanod
Oregon has had throo or four small
slash flros with no damngo. Tho
Uto forestor urges continuation of
purposeful Blnsh burning, yndor por
snlt and with full precaution. Ho has
about twonry-alx mon In tho flold.
V-rlvato patrol associations also began
work In May nnd will havo 350 mon
on duty by July 1.
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11, C, Kisniovor. IW'uver Hill; II.
K. Kdllu. Oold Hencli: P. K. Lirson,
Allegany; 8. J, Larson, Portlnnd;
Chester Mow. Llttoll, Wash.; A.
Poring, San Krnnrlsoo; Mrs. M. H.
Payless, Snn Prnnrlsco; 13. Ustor
Tirook, Temploton; A. H. Hill. Se
attle; P. I. Martin. Fan Frnnelsco;
"K, O. Spare. Suit Pranclsco; J. W
Dnwklns, Spokano; II. Ti. Ponoiioy
Portland; J. K. Norton. Coqulllo;
I. O. Heckor, San Pranclsco.
Lloyd.
T. K. Wvmnn. South Inlot; Mlk
llomlpn, llaudon: K. P, Sprnuue,
LakosMo: M. HIH. Mvrtle Point:
J C. Haskln, llav Point; V vnt
Paudon; J. S. Louer H-v Pi'ni;
-'. A. Whlto nnd wife, San Pran--lsco;
W. H. Hill' and wife, Port
land; K. W. Klco. llandon.
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A'igUBt Jnesohko, Ashland; .Toe
1 . Knight. S:in Pranelpeo; M J
rtrmlehnol, South Inlot; T Hughes.
Plue Kldgo; Louis Mvors, Imie. Cal
ifornia; A. Harris. Henryvllle; Joe
."Myors. lone. Cul'fornln,
St. IjHwivvh.
Mrs. K Sanders. Myrtle Point;
Trs. J. H. Uauliortv, Valentino;
?r8, Anrn'o T'lfloM, Kosoburp; O.
hnae, Portltnd: H. Henry. Wen
Vnllov; P. 11. "ooo. Port Orford;
Wotvln Hart, Vancouver.
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If your dialer can't tupplyyou, tend 10c for on
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R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C.
THE CAMELS ARE HERE To Celebrate the Opening of
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 6th. Marshfield News Co.
ON THE P. K. CORNER
A FULL LINE OF NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, AND PERIODICALS.
CHOICE LINF op HILARS CIGARETTES. TOBACCOS AND CONFECTIONERY.
WE HANDLE CAMEL CIGARETTES AND ALL T'E STANDARD BRANDS. GOOD CIGARS KEPT GOOD.
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State News
ALBANY Charged with stealing
eight thousand horses and two mulos
"Iiuck" Lindsay was orrested at
Albany Prb'ny nnd will bo sent to
Prlnovlllo. Crook County, for trial.
MONMOUTH has placed n llconso
on dogs of $2.50 and 15. This was
ddiio on account of the uumuroua
complnluts of dogs killing sheep in
tho country adjacent to tho city,
AXO'LKIt SAYS PISH SHUUXK.
I'MiuUy the Cntcli (Jet ltlggci' Was
PIimM I.OO.
WALLA WALLA, Wash., Juno 5.
I. Krelder was f'ued $1 and costs,
amounting to $3, yesterday hecauso
ho took fish less than stx inches long
ironi .Mill CieeK. Tlio nnglor, who
was arrosted by Oamo Warden Van
Ausdle, claimed the fish wero six
Inches long when caught, but thoy
shrunk,
COST OP POLITICS.
Congressman llntvley S.nont $10.17 In
lYInmry Campaign.
SALHM, Or.. Juno 5. Dr. C, J.
Smith, wlo won the Democratic nom
ination for Governor, oxpended $700.
35 In tho primary campaign, accord
ing to his cxpen8o statement filed
with Secrotnry of Stnto Olcott.
Gils C. Moser, of Portland, who
was a candidate for tho Kepublican
nomination, oxpended $742. SG.
Other candidates filing expense
statements wero; W. C. Hawley. Ke
publican candidate for Congress, First
District, $1057.72.
Pennsylvania has refusod to
abolish hanging as inurdor penalty.
Moving pictures wero rocently ad
mitted In evidence in a. llostou court.
Iu tho last tour years, a number
of Important nations have adopted
tho compulsory uro of the metric
Hvstom. Among these are Denmark,
China, Japan, tho five republics of
Central America, Bulgaria, Chile.
Uruguay and Slam.
NOTICE OP SCIIOOIj district
BOND EIiKOTIOX.
Stato of Oregon, County of Coos,
School District No. 9, bs.
Notlco Is horoby given that at tho
School District Bond Election horc
by called to bo hold at tho Centra!
School Building, In and for School
District No. 9, of Coob County, Oro-
gon, tho Cth day of Juno, A. D
191-1, between tho hours of two
o'clock P. M and seven o'clock
P. M., thoro will bo submitted to
tho legal voters thereof tho question
of contracting a bonded tndebtod
ncrs In tho sum of TUN THOUSAND
DOLLARS for tho purpose of erect
ing and equipping a gymnasium for
school purposes In and for said
school district.
I Tho voto to bo by ballot upon
' which shall be the words: "Bonds,
Yes" and "Bonds, No." and the
voter shall place a cross (X) bo
tween tho word "Bonds" and tho
word "Yes" or botween tho word
"Bonds" nnd tho word "No" which
Indicates his choice.
Tho polls for the reception of
tho ballots cast for or against the
contraction of said Indebtedness
will, on said day and date and at
tho placo aforesaid, be opened at
the hour of two 'dc-ck p, jj., nnd
remain open until the hour of
soven o'clock P. M. of tho samo day
when tho same shall bo closed.
By order of tho District School
Board of School District No. 9, of
Coos County, Orogon, made this
13th day of May, A. D., 1914.
JNO. C. MERCHANT,
Chairman, District School Board.
AttNt: John P. Hall, District Clerk.
SAGE IEA TURKS
It's Grandmother's Itcclpo to Bring
Color, litis tro nnd Thickness to
Jlnlr When Fmled, Streaked
or Gray,
That beautiful, oven shndo of
dark, glossy hair con only bo had by
brewing n mlxturo of Sago Tea nnd
Sulphur. Your hair Is your charm.
It makes or mars tho faco. When
It fades, turns gray, streaked nnd
looks dry, wispy and Bcraggly, Just
nn application or two of Sago and
Sulphur enhances Us appearanco a
hundredfold.
Don't bother to preparo tho tonic;
you can got from any drug Btoro n
60-cent bottlo of "Wyoth's Sago and
Sulphur Hair Remedy," ready to
'.use. This can always bo uoponded
upon to bring back tho natural
color, thickness nnd lustra of your
hnlr and romovo dandruff, stop scalp
itching nnd falling hair,
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage
and Sulphur, because it darkens so
naturally and ovenly that nobody
can tell It has boon applied. You
simply dampen a sponge or soft
brush with It and draw this through
tne hair, taking ono small strand
at a time; by morning tho gray hair
has disappeared, and after another
application It becomes beautifully
dark and appears glossy, lustrous
and abundant.
For sale by Brown Drug Co.
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