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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1914,-E VENIWQ EDITION-
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COOS BAY TIMES
M. ('. MALONKV . Kdltnr anil Pub.
PAX H. M.U.O.MiV. News Kdllor
Kntcrotl nt tho Poatotrice at Marsh
flcltl, OroKon, for transmission
through tin- malls ns second-class
mall matter. ,
YOUTH HELD
ICORUE
.n Independent Uepubllcan new i
paper published every ovonlng oxcot . 1C -Allonrj
Sunday, and Weekly by Jollil OsbOI'UC, At)G 16, ACCUSed
Tho coim liny ThiiM publishing Co. 0f stealing Sacks, Gloves
Dedicated to tho service of the anfj Copper Kettle,
peoplo, thnt no good cause shall
Jack a champion, and that evil shall j0lui Osborne, age 16. arrested on
nnt tlirlvn tinonnoscd. I
TING SPIT II THE I
I
How It Affects the Sons of Nimrod---
Guns and Dogs and Shooting
Tog the Talk of the Day
SUHSCItlPTlOX KATKS.
DA I lit.
Ono year JG.OO
Per month CO
WHKKIiV.
Ono year $1.50
Wlun paid strictly In advance,
tho Subscription prlco of tho Coos
Day Times Is $0.00 per year or
$2.50 tor six months.
an Information
ren, who nlloge
Signs
Address nil communications to
COOS DAY DAIIiY TIMKS
MnrtJiflclil : ". :; :; Oregon
1. ...... nt...l.. nnimnnl.t V.ll III SlnV OVOI'll !gll t . nilOlOUlZlllK
filed by C W. Wnr-SBns of the hunting season, which for the bed le offers vnu by s.lim
es that the youth Is " "car nt hand. Signs of n good he wishes It were n bed of balsam
v.n.. int.. iiiititiM' ri'i'kons not the
1 ... T.t.t... Ut'r IIIU III1IB 1. 1111 llli.lllllli.lin. li ."... ....v .. .. ,
j beforo Judgo n,)0Ut th,g ,mD of vpnr hovorg n aort inuHip9 of t10 trail. He welcomes
. Osbomo was of mi8ti visible only to the sons of them. They Increase his Joy. Men
Nimrod. It Is not Inert, hut strange- disappointments nnve a renum mri-
lv beckons. Dv those who hnve the nation. Ho tells you with great gusto
eyes to see nnd tho gift and grace of of the deer he didn't kill, and inclitd-,
understanding It Is called "tho spirit ig tw incident In the story be sends
of hunting." t,', i,s favorite outdoor magazine. '
If you would stnllo at this fancy. ,Rt notice the conclusion of the fol-'
remember the story thnt Is told of mvng paragraph, taken from nn ne-
Whlstler. the artist. A tourist stood t,unt 0f a bear bunt: I
Dcsuie tne ranioits painter in n coun
try of lnkes and mountains. One was
i
MM
IS
PLEASED
Says Coos Bay Is to Be Com
mended for Furnishing the
Funds for Harbor Work.
1'nHTLAN'l). Or.. .Iiilv I'D. Deter
mined that the harbor work under h,s mother ls ,lciul nml ,lml ,l ,s un
Incorrigible and delinquent, lint!
preliminary hearing
i Hall this afternoon
turned over to Constable Cox, who
will have charge of him until tomor
row morning at 10 o'clock, when bo
will again be brought before the
Judge.
In the Information filed by War
ren It Is alleged that Osborne stole
from David Mussen 1000 barley
'sacks, from Arthur MoKcown one seeing the sntne sunset thnt tho other
I pair of driving gloves, nnd from was only looking nt.
: Warren one copper kettle. It is ulso "' don't see niiyf lug In n sunset."
,,,.'. . . ... complained the touilst.
.alleged that Osborne stole a boiler ..,t ,,., yo, w8h vo ,,,;.
,irom tuo uasemeni oi me msi uouse said Whistler.
'on South Hroadway. Osborne
tlinf lin tnnt. llin pnnnnr WMl
,t!ic boiler and that he tried to dls- '.e n.nsierp.ece or a org. .....
, ,,, , ,., ..i,n ?......' Tho zest and exhll aratlon of the
pose of them nt the .Nelson Iron ,UU are no, to bc ,.nmvn vlcnrloil8,v
OI'KS. In- nroxv. Ti pv nro leurnnil nnlv
( Warren further states thnt young
I Osborne Is Incorrigible, that be Is
growing up In idleness and that his
father has no control over him, that
"While putting tho dogs Into the
brush at the bottom of a gulch, some
thing nttracted my nttentlon up the
mountainside on the rocks. I looked
up and beheld n fine little brown
bear gazing down upon us. 1 threw
my gun to my shoulder and fired.
io admits1 The spirit of hunting, perhnps. will ''.it an Instant late, for Just as I pull
ttle and be embodied In marble-- oil the trigger he dropped out of sight
UIO ItllU .. ....... . . I.. ,1,1... I ll ..l.a M'li.i .Imiti ,, lilltl.
safe to permit the child to run nt
large.
Osborne was held In the city Jail
this morning, pending his bearing
before Judgo Hall. He asked per
mission of the Judge to allow him to
remain with his rather until tomor
row morning. The father said he
would be responsible for him.
way In their section shall receive no
check pending tho enactment Into
law of the rivers and harbors bill
now beforo Congress, the Port of
Coos Day officials notified .Major Jay
J. Morrow, corps of engineers, U. S.
A., thnt their organization will do
nate tho necessary funds to keep the
Government dredge Colonel P. S.
iMIchle nnd' Oregon In service.
"I mil highly gratified nt tho ac
tion tnken by the Port of Coos Hay,"
ald Major Morrow this morning. "It
Is only another striking Illustration
of the effort.) being put forth by the
residents of Coos Day to help them
solves In the matter or Increasing
the commercial Importance of their
section of tho state."
About tho only rivers and harbors
projects to be affected In the dls- SOUtllCm Pacific Steel Getting
trlct now In caso tbo appropriation Nparor fnnQ Rnu Hnt
Bill should not pass nt un early date Ne?.CI 0S bay Hot
nro the construction or The-Dnlles WCatllCr BOtllCrS.
Celllo boat canal and the building KUOENB, Or.. July 20 That the
of roads and trails through tho Cra- track or tho Wlllamotto Pacific Hull.
tcr Lake Park. Tho construction of wn' has been laid to the brlduo
behind the rocks. Tbo dogs saw him.
however, nnd the chase was on. Mr.
Hear turned Into the brush and down
the gulch he came, with both dogs at
his Tieels. Close to the Handier they
cashed through the thick under
growth so thick thnt It was diffi
cult to determine which was bear
and which wns dog. The Rancher
got In sovernl shots, but with no ef
fect. Down the mountain we ran,
dogs and hear In the lend, everybody
yelling to encourage the dogs and In
kls. however, he was a will- ,1L' ,,0j!0 ,f. rlw the hour up n
i: nnd every year when the e- "rcnthloM and weary, we In-
ica nnd he takes to the hard ""' ot ,n "10 1(,8- ho were ling
.. tlnu'ii iiMtliir n flirt rill In ntwl mi
43
i
S OF
m m in
through experience, but It doesn't
tako very long. After the first hunt
ing trip there Is no cure for the mnl
ndy that results. Some friend of
yours, for example. Ho disappeared
Into the woods with rifle nnd camping
kit and when bo enmc back he was a
dlfrerent man. His beard was shock
ing. He never acted tho snmo r.gnln
Idko Ilarkls
In' victim
fni'nt rnfiina
niiio nn.i ,.i.nn!f0,i fniiu iilni- io ., down under n tree, 'nil In.' and no
holding him back. Tho best thing bear In sight. Ills pace had been too
Hint you can do Is to go along with hot for our unhnrdened pups, n ml he
your hiintei friend. You p"., nnsllv 1,ail i''ll. N"w lir the con-
get vour doctor to ndvlse It i 'union of Hie matter.) "It wns the
1 Vow Is Mm hunter's time of nutlet- llcncliei's first bpar nnd ie wns intHi
-,,mi. It h tho time when tle or- d sa'itiolnted noi to get Mm. Wo
flce-cnged man has hallucinations ev- v'r a" mreed ilia' it wn the bio
en In business hours. He looks out sport that ue hail had lu a lung time,
or the window and sees n herd or hence wore pretty well satisfied."
mountain sheep feeding In their sky It was "the Handler's Hrst hear."
...ma TUtf pni. fflp (lin fr " ", ','.ot. I rnf.nil 111010 p,.lo
1 'tis; f n " "liln 1 1 " U'i ,- t' e t rt'o ininier nd lv 'be -v ' at
or a lappy huntlug-grouiid thnt he party did not finish their trip emp
could reach by train. A railroad time- t.v-handed not In n country thnt
table, bearing evidence or much use. abounded In bears, mountain sheep.
Is locked In tho drawer or his desk, mountain goats, cougar and dor. n
, and with It lies a copy of the game well ns the smaller game, like phens-
laws. ants ami rabbits, which nny towns-
The boss Is similarly arfected. so he man or fanner can find near home.
doesn't notice that anything Is the It Is wonderful what a transform-
.matter, do homo with olthor man lug power n hunting trip bus. A pur
and yon find Hint somo room In the son. conducting morning prayers lu
I houso looks like n sporting goods fiont of n Inlteward-looklng tent, was
store, and all through dinner you Interrupted by a Hhout from one of
know thnt he Is thinking or n enmp tho group: "There's n loon out there
menu or grouse, trout and venison, by the point." The next word wns
Finally, nfter nil the necessary small "Anion," and the loon now stands
.1.. ...!. I- A ... . .. llfl'IIHtf Ktlll Alllniln rViw.ls .11 II ...ll..
... ..u.i jun ui me iiiuihii oi uio f --- ,,,,-" .7" ;,:, :,,: ' ;r '," " M "iscovers tnnt you belong to upon tbo parson's bookcase.
Columbia river Is being done torn- S ,'1 W ft,, "'. Bt' hehr J'' '"' ,""r' f-f luinllnis fraternity. Thnt settles A hunter Is ns old n he reels, and
pornrlly with Muds or ?I7r,,000 np- Cot . I ay has &, a 'St Z " ,lK'-,n,k,' t,,.,,V '""."'o rest of Iho Judged by that standard ho has the
Proprlated by tho Po.t of Portlaild nBir -tSSIK Sf ,i!W.!jS1P,-S S.
and .,,000 given by tho Port or , J jrm, g brought j, H(.,.n.o. aim It. nnd look through P....nlln of Vonth. Though the gift
A8,or1"' ; tundciit of constructlo i i for MacVrl tlu? slilnliiK barrel; lie proudly calls of the tral's nnd camps and campflres
thur, Porks & Co cnntrictors V0llr "ttentlon to the antlers on this physical henlth and strongth, ono
I t .. . " Ur. If nM'l, ...... l.n.l r. ,At I. a lliM-n'-J n,i.r.n lin.,l. tl,l, .,, ,1....
COOS M BAND
TOiSTATE Fl .Is?;
Awarded Contract for Furnish-
ing Music for Big Salem
Gathering This Fall.
8AI.KM .Or.. Julv 20. -i.'i.mi, iip. . '.k "" o oiiiiiintions ror tho pier
edit., secretao or the state r.r JVioJA "ns'lstT fc .JJT
uonnl. nniiouiices Hint tho contract olevon ordinary spans and nbout
ur uio i.iui.c at tne cumlme tnr """""n or a mile or trestle.
Vtf.ll (t -Ollgb v.iu hail ,rp:i I'.iem !.r- "'"'"1 "i"i Im-I;
er the Hue as Mr as tho rails aro f,,10) nn'1 t0,U yo" tho who, story; ' -"""d'ow an even richer legacy has
laid and says Hint the work Is urn. 'i'l'L w.hjJl JLnJ?-Kfy . '-"'.". ' urgeH been boMowed.
gressiug as rapidly as posslblo. Ho
pay.i that the trains which nro now
making the Fowler farm their stop-
1 soon e extended to
nil that work has boon
bridge at tho third
SIiibIiiw Hlver.
.Men niv senrce right now and
hard to get." mild .Superintendent
Dlxou. "During this wtirm wentbor
It Is hard to keep them at work and
many or them nro nuittlm?.
Some illlng has been drlvon Mr S IIDDed Near V Tw CG a5 Mlirh
the long bridge across Coos llav nnd 'io' ,r ' db IVIUUII n . Arrjur, fmm Qnih .,.;H,
work 011 tho roumliitlons Mr the pie s lO Sai FrailCISCO 3S AlW 'DUU! Mm VC 110111 bOlltll Wltll
LUMBER TRADE G00D THINGS
OF CODS W IN MARKETS.
The
.. , , . M'lii'lr
iiur l.lik lieen nwarilnil in ilu n.,. ..'"..
n.. r. . ... ...;."" o lilea
v -in iiniiii, ui .Miirsiinoiti. draw but will
Music was rurnlsliwl last year bv the draw Instead.
roruuiui nanil. Illds were received
from iiiiiiierou other musical organi
zations, nn.l the committee on music
mado n thoroiigh Investigation boforo
JiinklnK tho itwiird. TJie Coon Hay
hand In considered ono or tho best In
the stiito. and was recommended by
numerous organizations In the south
ern part or Hie state.
Other Port.
Coos nny shipped almost twice as
lllllf'll lllllllinP In llio Cm, I? ,.ln.
Tho company has abandoned ninrket during the first two weoks or
1 or Ptittliig In n lift at tho July as any other const port, as Is
i-iiv 111 a swiuglllK uwii uy 1110 rollowlng riguros or
1 t li . rfifitlntu tli.in.
... ...V.,... i.lll,.,
1 iiiiiriu'iors are wni mud- . ' i.'i.. .....1 u..
. . ---'iri 1111 mill kiiiiiii".
seien or the tunnels betweou tho Abordeen n
. in.,i 111111 v hub
grewi Is being mad
Supply of Vegetables and
Fruits for Local Men.
The tliuoly arrival or boats rrom
the south bus replenished the de
pleted stock or greon tilings in the
ninrket, and today grocers aro show
ing a large variety or both home.
IIOOST I'oit n,v.
ritnt
Full' Trip Will lie Dltr Tliim.
ror TliU Sft,n.
H. N. Kenton, director or the Coos
Day Concert Hand, said that th
hand would leave on September 21 a ,,,)1,0' ,s now Improving
nnu that It would give concerts at
Jiokeuurg. Kiigone, Corvallls and Al
unny
her Sunday School class at hor homo
on Meade avenue today.
John I lazer. who spoilt the wook
end with hlh ramlly caiuping on Ten
Mile, returning homo today.
I. F. Falkenstelii. who r..ll fmm
load of lumber recently and broke
at his
till" htnwl M'MI ..!.... .... llll'U l..l...l... . .
" concoriM at Tbo ".''' nu uernice.
D.llles. Poi'thtlii! mill ,il,.,.. ..1.. ... . Nil to trln Inlr. ll
.. , " - iiiu-i 111111 " "'-'wr vnney yes-
then make the return trip to tho bay terdn
by Hie boat louto. ' , MUs Kutlo Sniytho rrom South In-
"""'" 'eiiion. witn the support "l "" s""PPliig lu North Heud Sat
the MHrshfluhl t'humber of Com- "rllnt
of
merce, pIu.iB to have the band mm-.
sent tbo stale at the laiiuiiiH.in,ifi.,
P. Mol.ood ninl wi-o.,.1
laushtor. Maria Mri.n,i ,..i. 1
in..r,,nii,.., ,1 ... ' 1,.,.. 1. ",u "ve
'I,,- ; ' '-i'uioii next ywu. "-' i-iuuping at Ton Mil,,, returned
Uie toos Huy ('oucert Hand win. t0 their home on Xorth iin.,.i 11.1..1...
conip.tlurf with eolJ bauJ n ,ie eieniay. b ,s
state for lhl. SUu, Ftl. Pllaite11fllt . .
'Io on nil or them. , llelllngbam Tr.o.OOO 8" rom Callforill. ''Ides the '
-oiunii)ia u 2,221,000 1B,",,"- "lB,,8 nml bananas, rio niel-
A Coos llav 0 ti.-.r. nnn 'oils, ifi-nniiti ini,l.io 1... .1... .
NORTH BEND NEWS I g5S,t,,,,rbop l SlBnd MUo for '""""' ''" nw.
- I'Ort AllCOlHA ccnnnnl1 " Klilll'S, 1 110 IlltOI inillL-
Mrs. K. F. Hussell Is entertaliung J!01" 'dlov '.', 300)000 ,0 Krc0" antI snn- 'cdloss vnrlo-
;."''"" 200,000 llos ''"nil apple.-. ! mi Ooos Hlver
WU,n,w 1.I.-.0.000, orchards are also o..0,- ror sale,
Total "TvlTooo "S W" "8 BO,,,on ,lr011 l'1""18 Ono
HcIhimhI. ' ' ' grocer Saturday had CO pounds or
Vibim," ."'.0 12.000 of green and string beans rrom
cJJSr :::::::::::::: 'HKZ I' nrew,,,w: Va,ll,y nir- -"""
Fort Dragg .....:):..:: 1,070000 ,,ar,it'"liul' h and appotlz-
.MUIHlOCinO -fin nftA "IK. 1 IIOV Wore hrnni.lii I..
1 . r . iuii.uuu .. - - ..n.v in
"l,,,lt ,pIeinw?0S. 463 000 tbo mall route by pareol post ami
" W. Simpson and r.miu. Crobccnt City 3l6 00X offer .. O0. fin l, '5. nml
---. ..-....,.. unu 1 -i 'unp.uiiuii iii v ii ri ar
Kieon stufr during tho
tho summer. Other
i'ogeables on dlsnlnv
carrots, green onions.
mips, asparagus, cab-
tabaga, wbllo rrom Call-
, ...- t-ivcu .inn wax beans.
corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, cauliriow
or summer squash a,,d boll poppers.
I bo first colery of the season ia n...
iarlng and Is of goo.l quality and
HI prove a quick seller. Eggs are
retail!,, at HOc and ,i,' ,"
-...w. tii it i nvi
ime prh'os
'I'li.-i 1..1...1 ... A It' J I'.. ...,..
m 11.11111 win ne onuaoil nl '" ""CiiniiKer ami ilaiii iupa Mn-. 1 Tn,.,i -.cuniiK fresh
thn Slnln l.'oli. n, q..i , loll.. .... t.-...i.... . . . ' I l, 039. 000 .......
" wuiriii iioiu ep- - " iiiiiuinio, aim Harold " - '.-iiiuiniier or
tuniliiip C ,.. rv.i-i .. Slnioc... . i I iii. . ,..... ... i
" " " "luiier .i. r" mi c;iiupinK at Hrcwsteri V. 4 '""'ST HKSF.UVK. I i "ie-grown 1
'Pit iim n4 iiit i ntl... .! WAQtllVt inn . -. I!
...v. r. ... ,(M08 I,, the band '"'"-v- n ,, S' " - Jly I n'o peas, beets
II 11,1 ....!, ..!.,.. ,. . . Mm . ,.. ,. . ... ' JO. TIlP Prt8 linn, l.no l . '. ..'. ' '"-v"'
, ' V. r,,vo. sUr .i:V,""".-,,r- "' W'"'" Mr! ' Proclamation elm mtTnul iU,,8,le8' '
... T..- ..i-,j, un mn iwriiiMi i,. (,, ...ii ..iib. w . ii, Minnsmi nml ,l.,,,i. i i snollnn f.... .... ..." " -...".. , i iinCft n,i
...... .luiiHU-l -...w..o will nil) I Mlllllll'l rnpuct i "- "' "
I . .. -.-... ...v v 111111,1 UIIL'Sl
mado an I "?.,. UKIas f'i'ty. The lands
I for " . homestead entry
furnla are
Mrs. .v.
September l.
days beginning nbout
i
SfXIlAY 1MC.V1C.
I
ITCA
N BE DOHe
Sowcbmlji said fltiif il couldn't (, (j
And lie. irilli ii chuckle, rri(( '
ml t..f. . . I . ..... . i . t. . . i t
Thitl niuiuc ii citiiiiiii i; ititi lie ii'OHhlit
ii'... .l.,,.l.ll, oi .; 7 . :utm
ii nu fiiiimn i "i. .. oi rrrr ik ..jC(
U.. I.., ii, ) m'ilil in mt'l Ii II.. i '
un ir. imm ...... .. .,;- . - trtt i race of it
On Iiim hiii ll lie H'ni'ri'i'il I,., in.'. I
"" ' ' l"' " 'tl
He whirled Io suijf, us he lueldtd ll,c
That couldn't bc done unit e,,'(j.?
l. I. ...I '. KM ll
ooiucuoiii .M(yii(, vii, un a lUVfrfon
Al icasi no one ever nu.s done H,"
It nl lin liil.' nl' I' Ii m iii in,, I I. i
,u ,,., ....... ..,, ..... ...... (, ne tool; 0ti
And the first Ihinu wc knew ,.',. 1
...... .., ; i .. . . . u " WJIil
ii nn a iii o ins emu ana a mi of u (jf
Without ani doubt or ijuiddit, '
Ue started to sinij as he tackled the ',,
That couldn't be done and he did if
''. ,11. ,,,lL,lli. ,., ,, ,
linn .. i.r.y..n......o mn ii M un K rniiijoiii
I here arc uiousanas to prophesy fA
There are iiionsunas to sioir to ion onch
Tho damjers that wait to assail o.
just buckle in with a bit of a ip'in
dust lake off nour coal and ijo Iq,
And start in tosinij us iou tackle the Ufa
That can not bc doncund iou'il f0,'
LARGE AUDIENCE IS I
fflf
D
1
Number of Readers of The Daily Times M
Five Times as Great as the Combined Ses!
Capacity of All Theatres on Coos Baj.
Mimy HKMvliimts rc-'anl the render tlier
Uii'oiiL'li n (Imly imni-r ns an audience U;
Ihoy appeal with the most interesting fart
have at eoiiiiimiid regarding their incnk
aiKi'service.
Dealers who advertise in The lMlj'M
reaeii ny lar the largest audience it lsposl
iiiiiiieiiee in Coos County.
I'or the first i'ive months of MM TU
limes h-u am average of more t'nn W
.sciiher.s, or ainn'oxiiimtelv 10.000 renders
audience of newspaper readers is more th.
nines ns great as the combined seating or
01 an I lie theatres on Toos llav. It is ai
ence whose applause and nnnroval are well'
KJiiniiift because it is composed entirely
thrifty, permaiieiit, earning element ot!
uiniioii.
IS-
The
Store Ads Are a Co-(
ns
SIM:iiDWKI.I, Mi fro,,, M.US11
JinliJ.",J,,Iy '-'"ll f,,P S,,n ,V'i.
M.llAriO.s at AIIKTHACT offla..
waarjSSS"--
vor yesterday. They mudo tho I "
trip on the steamer Halnbow, return-' DAIMiS'is to rn CTTT,,
n ae In th. eve,K. Arnon. Soil t,. i'. . " C l.iA,"IS8TIW-
iu tne party were: Mr. and Mrs w u V. ' un"ny Bchol
. Mrs. O. Honson ,.f n, .'; " 1, !' r nnm,nl "Ic'" to Cha
Walker. Mr. Robert kv,,;": , .' - . "". Jul
JS"?'?'' !':'rt "Winel.ur and
V """"" 'rugor. Hans Krueor. filial
.owt eiehl and H. HaBeni0l.t V: " "y mvitod. Children
will
lies-
'Mueer. Mr. II. and Sta.m,,i i...
lot On ... . .
i "v o il, mi. IfPlMir vmin l i..
--. "nuiH won
y 22. ti, ah..
e Market street
Kverybody invited.
ative Service fojr the Housr
TH 13 woman who is in too much of a lirrj;
the ads almost iilwiivs wnstns n lot oft
f looking about for what she wants to bu
It Sn WIS!' 51 viii ii.iuii iiminini wild tilt"
' thought about her table, and the having oft
iu;s lor the home folks. The woman whose
ii uiis task amounts to enthusiasm will bepiw
' ju-im iiipusn t no most difficult of JaerD1
the making of a real home. The store ads art-fo-opernt
i ve service to such a housewife. .
. i on can make about every one of yours!
tnps a 'good stroke of business" i'or vourhfl&l
't ou nnv as iniw.li .i4fn:., i fi., mlcnsll
iii H mi viiiiwu iu niv i. a
SIlOHKl.
The "making" of a home is a serious,.'
oeeupation for n housewife. It keeps lien
llu; ,n t"P new things in the chances for
he home iurnishings-in thrift-ehnnces''
on with routine home expenses. Because W
i ne ads she knows when she must " hurry Wf
; d when she nmy profit bv making a for"
un rerninnfni d,.. l n
Xt' -'111(1.
-Ao one would iiiinir u p., n spc'I
;;! or hivestor show a somewhat feverf
"."."icuu news nnd stock quotations.
n. e no more potential importance to him
M) e ads have for the woman who does the s
,ho oney for the home.
COOS BAY TIMK
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