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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1914. EVENING EDITION.
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COOS BAY TIMES
M. C. MALONIJV .Kdltor nnd Pub.
DAN H. .MAI,(XI:V...Nciih Kdltor
JircMIX SAVS COOS HAY
WANTS UOADTO itOSUIl'llK
ilWO WEDDINGS ;F(NE
RAILROAD
Hugh Mcl.nln, of Mnrshfleld. Is In
the city today. Ho stopped In Kose
Imii'b on his nj to Portland from
Bedford, whore ho attended a meet
ing of the Trl-Stnte Good Roads As-
Koclntlon. Mr. Md.ain is one ol uiu
Tiest known men on C003 Hay nnd ho
jstntes thnt tho people on tlio Hay mo
with Roaeburg In its effort to get a
Tond to tho coast. "If j on people lu
Jtosoburg voto your bonds nnd bIiow
us that you mean business, wo will
he thero with bells on nnd assist you
In every wny possible." Mr. Mc
Laln was Joined hero this afternoon
by Frederick Holllstcr, of North
llcnd, democratic cnndldnte for rep
lesentntlve In Congress. They will
leave for Portland lu the morning In
1hc lntter's auto. Hoscburg News.
ON GOQUiLLE
JOWJEAR FISH
ALONG the WATERFRONT
The Pnralso will not arrive until
30 o'clock tonight. She will land at
No.-tli Ilcnd nnd put out pnlissengers.
She has n large shipment of freight,
consisting of about 200 tons.
The Hustler will sail for Port Or
ford and Rogue River points on Mon
day. Sho will en. r lotH of fruits nnd
Tofrcsnments for the Agate Carnival
snd nlco furniture- for the Port Or
ford Hotel. '
MOOS!-: Itl'TTOXS nnd CHARMS.
Tied CROSS .H'UHMtY Uept.. Red
Cross. Drug Store. '
M'AVK yoir MXCH RASKinS
it IIOMHnnd eit Sl'XDAV DIXXKR'
at (iOOimiiiii.s iiamuow i..i 1
ITHSIOX.
Rev. Haberly Officiates at Dou
ble Ceremony in Bantlon
Moore May Move.
(Special to The Times. 1
HANDOX. Or., .lulv 31. A en
pretty double wedding occurred last
evening nt the homo nf. Rev. A. llnb
orlv. the tather of one of the brides,
,vh'o nlso offh lated. Walter J. Sabln.
of the Central Feed Company, nnd
Miss Vclmn Klepfer. and O. H. Anson,
of Ansen llrothers or Cotiullle. nnd
mi.. Mnririinrlto Hnherlv. the daugh-
tor of the officiating clergyman, be
ing the contracting parties. Tho
oung people nro all well known hero
nnd highly respected.
Moore CVnnpaiiy May Move.
It Is rumored heie that the Mooro
Lumber Company Is getting ready to
move their plant to Yaqulna Uny.
The report comes from nn urtlcle thnt
appeared In the Sunday Oregonlnn
from N'ewporr. hut cannot be con
flimed here
SISSOfl FIRE
SWEPT TODAY
moosi: m'ttonn ami charms,
Tied CROSS .II-'WI'MIY Dept., Rod
Cross Drug Store.
LAUNCH FIH'AK leaves every tiny
at l:!IO p. 111. for SOUTH Cons River.
Docks ut CKNTItAli A V UN UK slip.
Llbby COAL. Tlio kind YOU luivc
ALWAYS UBI'I. Phono Vi. 1'nciflc
Xlvory nnd Transfer Comimny.
f)OXT forget tho HAINROW K.Y
Cl'RSION up COOS ItlVKU SUNDAY
at N A. M.
Gov. Johnson Rushes 200 Men
to Aid in Fight Against
Big Fire.
mt Amofiiul Trwi lo Coot IUJ TlmM.l
.SSON. Cal.. July .11. Six hun
dred men who have snved this city
from fire nro completely oxhniisted
nnd en n dn no more. Thoy havo cut
n trench nronnd the fire nine miles
long, but hnvo not strength to watch
It nnd tho lines must bo manned
by 200 additional men whom Gov
ernor Johnson Is sending here today.
If they nrrlvo In tlmo the fire will
be coiiuueroil.
Smith-Powers Line, 20 Miles
Long, Will Be Completed in .
60 Days Means Milch.
Within sixty dnys. the Smith-Powers
road south of Myrtle Point will
be completed. This is only In rof
eromc to the main line, as the
branches nnd spurs will be built
from time to time ns the logging
operations require them. A. 11.
Poweis is giving his personal at
tention to the work nnd is putting
In one of the finest pieces of rail
road that has ever been built lu the
west, even the stnndnrd gunge inulii
lines not being excepted. Parties
who have gone over the road re
cently declare It the best ever. Knsy
grades and curvatures, well ballasted
with wide cuts nnd excellent bridge
construction, the line has llttlo ap
pearance of being but n logging rond.
Tho road Is now completed to
linker's Creek, iibout soventeen miles.
It will bo finished to Wagner this
yenr. nnd there remains about a mile
nnd n hnlf of work. On this Inst
stretch of grading, about 100,000
yards of dirt will have to be moved
but two steiini shovels will bo soon
operating on It and they will tnke
It out lu n hurry.
The mnlu station on the new- line
will be locate 1 nt the Wngner ranch,
which the Smith-Powers Compnny
owns. There the company will hnvo
Its headquarters, the hospital will be
built nnd meat of the business will
be done. However, a siding nbotu
n hnlf mile long has been built ut
.lo'inson's. about seven miles out
from Myrtle Point, nnd another sid
ing of a similar length hns been built
near Rowland Ci:?k. It Is Pkely
that stntlo.is will he put lu there.
The Southern Pacific will operate
tho new line with the exception of
the Smith-lowers business, the hit
ter company hnudllug Its own log
ging trains with Its own engines,
bringing them direct to the mill nt
Jinrshfleld under a wheelnge nr
rangoment for joint use of the
Southern Pnclf'c track between
Marshfleld nnd Myrtle Point. The
dlHtnnce from Marshfleld to Myrtle
Point Is thirty-one miles nnd the
twenty miles of new road makes n
feeder fifty-one miles long. It Is
expected thnt tho Southern Pacific
will file Its freight and passenger
tariffs nnd nrrnnuo It sdiein'o bt
ns to ghe train son he to the new
hue hv i he tlmo It is completed, or
about 'Oitober 1. For the tlmo be
ing, the Southern Pacific will prob
nblv operate one train each way n
day over the new line, hnudllug both
freight and passengers. The present
plan Is to have tho motor car ser
lce between Murshfleld nnd Myrtle
Point by that tlmo, so thnt thero
will be but one stenm train each way
n duv over the present Myrtle Point
line.
There nre ninny ranches along tho
new line so that a considerable busi
ness will probably develop. In addi
tion to the present ranches, there Is
much laud that can be cultivated
nnd the warmer climate there will
permit of more intensive agriculture
thnn Is now engaged In elsowhorc
In the county. This probably will
be developed by the new means of
transportation.
There Is n good wngon rond from
Myrtle Point to Uaker Creek on tho
opposite bank of the South Fork
from the Smith-Powers railroad. It
lu open for unto travel now.
So far but two logging cnnips have
been opened and both of these nre
nt linker Creek. Frank Grant is
superintendent of Cump Four, the
first to start shipping logs Inst week,
nnd .John Dnshney lu superintendent
of Camp Five, which started deliver
ing logs this week, getting out Its
first five enrs Monday. This fall or
winter the two logging camps now
nt Conle lo will be moved to the new
line, making four there, nnd lu about
three years the present Camp One,
on South Coos River, will probubly
be moved there. Other camps will
nlso probably be opened. In moving
the two remaining cnniim from Coal
cdo, eleven miles of logging road
nnd trestle will hnvo to be torn up
ut Coaledo. It seems u shame to
tear out the Coaledo logging road
now, ns there Is n lot of timber
uloiigslde of It t lint could he taken
out over the rond. However, It be
longs to the Southern Oregon Com
pany, or Mennshn Woodetiwnre Com
pnny. or Is Involved in the laud
grants mid ennnot be secured by the
Smith Powers Compnny. This eleven
mile road will hnvo to ho rebuilt to
log this timber nnd will prihably
udd $1 per thoiiHund above what It
would cost now to get these logs
out
That thero will bo boiho heavy
shipping over the new line Is certnln.
On an average, nhoue seven thoti
H.iiid feel of Ions i nil be put on u
car and thirty or mote una lo the
train can he easllv handled by one
engine. However, It will take nliout
MM). 000 to 1,000,000 reel of IngM
n duv to keep the two Smith iiiIIIh
running n ten-hour shirt, so Hint four
or five traluloads will have to bo
brought lu each day.
Dr. Keyzor. iiHtdstniil to Dr. Dlx
In the (oinpany's hospital work, now
has a temporary hospital filled up at
linker deck to cure for the nli k nnd
Injured. There has not been much
call for II so fur. Tho more serloUH
cuses nro brought to the hospital In
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tltitii' to be.
COOS RAY timpT-
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CONUNDRUM
Answer to losterdtiw -, I
nre tunny itm-mi tldnt.
uiiiMv, inn, niter nil, vvlin r.ii .
most itHeful in tu. ?, V
Uroiith. UIIB 'ill",
lloro'H one for today
"Wlint Is It tt woi'ail ,
wnyn looking fr, but L'"1
wuntH to find?" ""'
Answer tomorrow. I
DR. 11. K. KKI.TY. IH'NTISTv
Phone 112-.I. Room 10 1. Coke llldg nt H A. M.
MOOSK lllTTOXH nnd CHuT,! ?
Red' CROSS .IKWIll.uvVftS W
Cross Drug Store. m N HH-:
DON'T forget the RAIXlum-fT
Cl'RSION up COOS HIVIJIkM
HtJNbt,
At the Fair
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday
Those who appreciate Unusual Values will do well to-visit
this store every department presents a wonderful" list
of bargains.
Sun Hound Large variety of kinds and colors, the Dlst p
2iie vulttcs, now IJjfj
Dirvcr Stnrfx mi'l Stiiuil Covers. Of white dtiinusk mid IJti- An
ens. 10c nnd fiOc values, on sale JJJ
Silk Petticoats l.ntet styles nnd shades, double-sewed, (fin
formerly Ifi.tHi. on sule jj(
M lihly llloiic. or best Gnluten, lurgu assortment of
styles, formerly to $2. no, sale
$1,45
Ladles Latest Wn'sf. Made of ull-ovur Voiles nnd fig
ured all-white lawns, values to $-."(), only
!" $1.45
Children's Middle Y.iIucb to $l.ir, sale.
..Mc
l.-tilles' Xuvy Utile Silk l.lsle Hose .Thu atie- kltnl, oiit'y l.V u Pair
( hlldi tn'H White Silk Sn Speclnl
Ihiglbli Long (loth mid India Miiotis I He nnd 18u lUmls, only loc
(i'ih.iI (ifiit.e Ink Tablets Formerly to lfiu, now
... .f)c
Satisfaction
or Money
Refunded
THE FAIR
CVutrul Acnuo
Xoxt lMir to
Ckuudlcr Hotel
IVOM
Centralize amd
pyoorize m Central AYenui
1
Hl-TONE CHOCOLATES
The Kind They All Want
For Sale at
TAFFORO'
PLAN TO TAKE
SUNDAY DINNER
AT THE
Chaedlleir Hotel
The nub of
a Good Menu Central Avenue
3
"Your Service
Is Different"
IF ONK Is to servo tho public one must serve nil nllko. "Tho
Owl's" Personal Service Is not Influenced by tho size of
your orders.
There Is no rofiiest so trivial, either by phono or In person,
which doos not recelvo our very best attention. Thero Is no
o.der so small which Is not filled promptly snd pruporly.
This little Icttor speaks for Itself:
"Dear Mr. Cohnu:
"Thiink you for sending me the prescription so
promptly. Your service seems different, 1 know
there nre some who do not care to bother with the
little tilings. I nppiei late your kindness and promt
nosa, nnd promise that my next order will bo more
Important. Sincerely. MRS. ."
"Sunset liny."
The purpose of this servico Is to nerve. Wo want to help
you. Whether It he a bottle of Sijulbb's Peroxide or u SI.IO
Kodak you may be lertuln of our best efforts. This servico H
Is meant for Ul .
PHONC 74 j
, Owix
PIRESGRIRTION
tDHfARMACVl
r" nnj8iNtn'roifvau'R"wtCYH"Oi
TRANK D COHAN
"The Kodak Store"
For
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
HOUSES TO RENT
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
See
Aung. Frkeemi
Central Avenue
i
rummy. ;jca
j00 Columbia
Bread and River Flour
are synonymous. Ask the good housekeepers and
good breakmakers. ONLY $1.35 PER SACK
H
Wheat $1.90
Shorts $1.35
Place That Insurance Now
lly sm'clnl arrniitfenieiit. I am nble to adjust nil small fire
Inane niiniedl.iti-ly. ' represent tho foIlowinK fire In
surance companies, nil million dollar corporations, the solid
est on earth:
LONDON & LANCASHIRE QUEEN
ORIENT LONDON UNDERWRITERS
FIREMEN'S FUND
1 also roprosjut tho famous Aetna, writing liability, bur
Klary, plate nlasa, surety bonds, etc.
E. I. CHANDLER
PICNIC GOODS
ilie-e mv 'he dajs jnu will ni.td things to eat for (he
PH-MC I.IWCII
or n Hurry-l'p Meal nt home We have everything you want,
and reineinber everythins oii et at this IH'ltK FOOD STOHK
carries the i.unrantee t.f I'uilty and Wliolesomeuoss. We
enrry only tlu ataiulnrd .uul will known brands thnt nro Kimr
nnted to us AND WK til' MtAXTKK THK.M TO YOU.
OMhrairaib &$ Weaver
Tin: Pi'in: food (;uoci:i:s
i i . ... .
I . iiuuii iiiici" in i rune
Corner Cntrnl Aveuuo and Third Street
Phone 199
OI'KX AN ACCOUNT WITH THE
First National Bamik
Off Coos Bay
AVAIL VOUKSKLF OF ITS SUPKUIOR FAOILITIBS.
Safe deposit boxes In btirslnr-proof vuults for rent at low
rates. Central Avenue.
How about that newf piano?
We have a fine line of instruments to select from.
Terms can he arranged to suit your convenience.
Wiley B. Allen Co.
1.. I,. THOMAS, Mbt.
CENTRAL AVENUE. RUSSELL BLK.
BUYING A TYPEWRITER?
, If so, I have the following factory rebuilt mach
ines on hand:
Remingtons No. 6, $30 Remington No. 10, $55
L. C. Smiths ....$55 Underwood No. 5, $60
$.".()() enshj $5.00 per
month. All iiiiiclilues guai'.
nnteed for one year. Also
riblioiis mid carbon paper.
CARLL. STOOON
Sales Agent.
222 Central Avenuo.
Underwood Typewriter Co.
Tel, 350. Wale! Vls,bl Adding Machine,
''' A ninr'nnii full..t. r
Hit's Easy to Understand
why my business has Increased. It only goes to show that
when you glvo the public the very best that can bo had they
show their approval by their patronage. Clean towels for each
patron, together with high class workmen and no more sanl
tary shop in the country, gets the business.
Terrell's Chandler
Barber Slhop
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