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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1914. EVENING EDITION.
FOUR
mOfi RAY TIMRS tln ft 11 r'liXVn'eS.-K
" h aaw A at a A '... r .. ,. iIiaI
she or shoeing, etc. conn- .. --
ant keen them for less, some say
ilialr ninitprntp nrlred niltOS 'ost
thorn 310 a month to run. but It t
likely that the cost of each approxi
mate' the other dependent upon th
n man who owns It. All this enters
M. P. MALON'EV Editor ami Tub.
i),v E. MALOXEV. ...News Editor
WAU NOT IMIOIITAIILE.
B
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TO
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IBM FOREST
LONDON UA-XKS OPEX.
In
Former North Bend Condens
sary Man and Wife Fin
ally Separated.
G HhMrl tU
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mn!1B nonular tmnresslon ' that
fl big war Is always profitable to int0 the estimate of the man who
the newspapers Is far from cor- --can't afford."
Text. Sales show an undoubted In-' This Is no plea for the auto or
crease whenever war looms up, but ' for the careless or foolish expend!
the extra cost of special news far , tures. On the contrary. But slm
nioM than offsets that additional piy a justice forces the conclusion
jdvenue. The South African engage-, ti,'at the allegation of utterly unjust
jnent cut deeply Into the dividends ined buvlng of machines by persons
of London's leading Journals. As a wno refuse on that account to pay Tjle nreeonlan arriving here yes
-phllnrlnliihln nnnf nmnnfrtrV nhspreS Imnadf .falita la nvordnnp nnil Ol er- iA.,ln.. t.n,4 l.n fnllnwltirr tmtyy Pin.
-A convention of newspaper proprle-Mjrawn Also. et us get down to ' clnnnti concerning the former man-1 fire which started Wednesday near
tors would as quickly Indorse a great ,r8f,8 tacks on this weepful plea for aser of the xorth Dend Condensary: Belknap Springs, continues to spread
war for their own money-making the grocery man who can't get his -Extreme crueltv was the ground rapidly and In the big timber, lhe
purposes as a farmers' grange would money. Let's Insist that the grocer on whlch countv Probate Judge Leu- J Forest Service Is rushing more men
Tote to employ a pack of wloves to ana- the butcher and the printer and 1 ders acting as 'insolvency Judge, to- to the scene.
zuara tneir sneep. i the rest 01 us who exieuu i-mm - jav granted a divorce to .Mrs. Alice
Blaze in Timber Near Albany
Is Spreading Rap
1 idly.
ttr Am ltfJ l'fw to l"oo lUy Tlaiw 1
ALBANY. Or.. Aug. 7. A forest
riiinnrlnl Situation N Improved
llrltMi Capital.
tllr Aoroi lalr.1 t'rwn to Coon ll)- Tlmm 1
LONDON, Aug. 7. The flnnnelnl
district of London resumed n normal
'aspect today with the reopening of
ftl... Iinnla ftitnrnat (titllnrml nrnlltiil
the Hank of England where n largo
crowd gathered eager to exchange
paper money for gold.
Mrs. Iluth Brynn Owen, daughter
of Secretary Brynn and wife of a
captain of the Royal Engineers, Is
sued today an nppcnl for nsalstnnce
EATING IN SUMMER.
shall fuss with the credit man more
, than the public oer our own bad
Judcment of credits. And lets look
Trip ndvlrp that one must eat ahout among the auto owners we
if. fn warm "eaXr 5 thSl k..ow. Perhaps we shall find these
heavy foods are not required Is grocery bills closer up to date than
ometlme taken to mean hat eating ?""&?t ".M.S
Is not important during the st.mmer mai-hlne. hy not quit twins oer
month, lint thla u a dancerous mis- a condition? The auto is here to
Sand one which ml otorSt to "IK to bur. we all want one
from tnero rnrelesnes I and w ,len ll romes ,0 a l)rlce ot a
"& 'nCI f"e.,e" "!?,. ,. .i.n, J new car at the price of a horse and
KIRKS ON SIUSLAW.
Because one s appetite Is delicate
the need of food should not be over
looked. The right choice of diet
has much to do with health and
strength. As well expect a fire to
turn without fuel us a body to work
-without proper supply of nourish-aient.
biiccy or a second hand at less than
that, a lot of people are able to have
It.
WITH THE TEA
AND THE TOAST
HOW MUCH TOO MUCH'.'
If we nienn to secure whatever we -ary. 1913, she testified, he told her
H. Keating, from John H. Keating
of Portland. Ore. I ,. ., ... , .
The wife has been living with her Hip Bl 0" tRc ' I"ros
wealthy and prominent parents at1 ,.,.. f'i"10 V,,nt' ... ,
r.24 Hale avenue. Avondale, Clncln-. EUGENE. Or.. Aug. '.Telling of
natl. since January 15, 1013. n terrific battle against forest fires
Her father Is August E. and receiving news of lio.OOO ex ra
Muth, millionaire baker. The wed- nioney for fighting fires. Carl Oglsby.
ding date was October 2C. 1012. The deputy state forester, returned on the
wife testified thnt almost Immediate-. Willamette Pacific from the Sluslnw
lv after the wedding she and her district, where five serious fires have
husband had gone to Portland to live .been burning. Two of these have
and she gave him a considerable I covered over 200 acres and have
sum of money, which her father had, burned '" Rrecn timber. All are now
given her. beside paying her own ""der control, but only after the
transportation to Portland. construction of fire lines and the
She claims that while living In efforts of scores of fire fighters and
Portland her husband neglected her. nearby residents.
often nasslnc all of a Sunday In the
cellar. "leaving her alone." Whent
she decided to come home In Jnnu
A TLANTA. Georcln. has become . ""; . . .. .
ini.runn.i I.. ., nnnnn ih.i it The safest rule. I think.
3k i. ..nvin.. mn ...!, tn c. on,i ' to put a want ad In The Times
o ! p fcwu iiii.ii ivi dm IamIhIiI
an investigation l desired. Atlanta
pays a rate of $ 1 a thousand feet for
xas and It Ib claimed the rate Is 20
per cent higher than Is charged In
other cities of the same class as At
lanta. In Marshflcld the cas rate Is $1.75
per thousand. If Atlanta has a chance
to complain at Its $1 rate, how much
ton much is Marshflcld paying for
gas? It Is n subject that will bear
Investigating, particularly since tho
public utility commission now has
authority to handle the charges of
uch corporations
tonight.
And we'll get It, quick as a wink.
If a man was as good as he wants
his wife to be. Old Satan would have
to close up the Hades House for lack
of boarders.
THREE HANGED
I
Some Coos Bay people would
rather send a dollar to the
'eatlien thnn give the poor at '
home n pleasant look.
AUTOS AND CKOt'KHV RILLS
rjpHL statement was recently pub
ii puunsncu mat one person
every 2t In California owned an
automobile, whereupon a paper down
there commented:
"How many of the twenty
four have their autos fully paid
for and how many are permit
ting the grocer nnd printer to
"whistle" for his?"
Tho place to answer that ques
tion Is at home. It is probably
true that nine autos out of ten,
perhaps nlncy-flve out of 100 that
eome into any section have been paid
for when purchased. That Is proba
bly true of the automobiles thnt
Ply the streets of Marshfleld nnd
tho country roads out side. It Is
possibly true that some of the own
ers borrowed tho money to buy
theirs and thnt they owe some or
all that they borrowed. But gen
ncrally speaking tho auto ownor Is
able to have It. It Is likely that
raoro nioney is owed other business
piaccs man at the garage.
Other people's troubles bore a man
more thnn his own.
People who praise themselves al-
. i nu.vn uiume outers.
" . Wnniun
flatter with their eyes:
she might as well prepare to stay.
She said she sent him a telegram I
asklnir for reconciliation without
(.vail.
Mr. Keating resides In Laurelhurst '
and Is connected with the St. Charles
Land Cotnnnny. according to the
Portland directory.
John H. Keating, familiarly known'
as "Jack," Is one of the principal of- . . . .. , ., . , .
fleers of the St. Chnrles Land Com- LOUISiaiia MOD MeteS Olit JllS-
pnny, which 1 as offices In the St.
Charles Hotel. His residence nd
dress Is given In the directory us 143
Laurelhurst avenue. Mr. Keating
wag formerly a song writer and has
written many popular hits. Mrs.
Keating has visited with friends in
Portland us recently as
months ago.
tice to Robbers Who
Killed Old Man.
men with their tongues.
i A fussy person quickly sours the
mill . I.lt...r. 1.l...l....
i..i ui lllllllllll IMIIlllll'BB.
All women are born reformers and
they want to begin on some man.
When a wife weeps scalding tears
her husband finds himself In hot
water.
When It comes to keeping In the
straight nnd narrow way, the tight
rope walker is all there.
Malaria begins with a chill nnd
ends with a fever. Love begins with
a fever nnd ends with n chill.
If n clrl knows she's nrnttv hop
lMinu-lnftfr.k Id..1. .I..n n t.n rnA l.n. !
....... .....nv .nil t iiiiu tu mu iilVi iliuk
some other girl ever told her.
Nature has arranged all things to
some purpose. When a man makes
a fool of himself he provides amuse
ment for others.
During tho courtship n young cou
ple sit around and hold hands in
WHEAT CROP IS
LARGEST EVER,;
inr .o titrj Pfr In Coo ltt T(mf 1
MONROE. La.. Aug. 7. Preston
Griffin nnd Chnrles Hnll, negroes.
several wt're hanged early today by a mob,
j less man iwen-y-four liours after
I Henry Holmes was lynched here in
i connection with tl-e same crime. A.
1.1. Madden, an aged grocer, was killed
by burglars Wednesday nnd Holmes
was captured and lynchei. Ho is
said to have confessed nnd Impllcat
j ed the other two.
?' .ti,,?..Amor,c." lrcu i.
vu.iii minions In M nfVftOU((Vl
Jocts suffer.,,, .g
lllr Amoi ltlp.1 I'r tJ ,0iL,
LIMA. tw,. ... !,E"V
vlan government today "uSjNl
wiuwuiijj ior llilrtv ,tnv. i l""l
list 8th. uaMr0nu,
DR. If. E,
H. II. E. KEtrv lii..
Phono 112-.T. Rnntn 204 fc?"U
;-
RANK BOARD READV. .
Dr A.ltJ Pnn to foot 1U; Tlmn.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 7.
The nominations of Paul M.
Warburg and Frederick A. Do- '
lano as members of the Fedorul
Reserve Board were confirmed I
by the Senate tonight. I
United States Will Produce
Many Million Bushels More
Than Formerly.
tnr amocI.i.! rm t. c.oo. u. Timi CORUKfi RUVS WATU.RWORKS.
WASHINGTON. D. .. Aug. 7. ' ,
This country's record-brenklng crop ' Ruckniini Tunis Over Plant for
of winter whent amounts to 675.000,-1 SIH.HOO for llontN.
000,000 bushels, the Department of , Kl GENE. Or., Aug. 7 The little
Commerce announced. This is 22.- r,"' of Coburg. six miles north of
000,000 bushels more thnn the forc-iiUKene- now ow"8 its waterworks.
total
There was filed for record at tho
l county clerk s office a deed convev
silence, but nfter mnrrlace woli. ' cast In July
-. .. " ---.. M.U- I - ...
,-; oij,j.. 1 mats nnotner story. "- spring wttuai crop
... .. .utc nC me iuhiiik a great 1236,1
deal of trouble over ntitomobllei and had ax'to m rnn-vr than
iiie posiiouiiy mat home one owe i)r. It. V L....- .irnvn m Mvnin The snrin'g wheat In Washlncton iim of $13,300. tho lot on which
J3i5.0O0.OOO bushels. 3S.000.000 less "K tie plant owned by Herbert F.
11 the July 03tlmato. j;tf:;num t- "e municipality for the
This
is to announce
GOODROAD'S
that
owi. tmirh Vin?ra 1 "i "la" Pont '" hl new ,u' Sunday and tate Is estimated nt twenty-two and j "' I,Int stands, tho pump, the tow-
... ... tvffT ,ti7 iitin 11 ithii 1 tciiiiii tiiAfn urn. .... . 1... n.... 1 nna.nnir huiiiaii inm m b i i-i . iiiiik 11 mm 11 1 thumb nun ninint tia
,a ..u. ..... .."". ..." "". """ u' '"""! "- 1 .i,i. .i.. .....: "7 "".. r'.-
iu-nil 11 11. Dim i.v mnsning a rcmier and
. j .i. , ... .. (...., u licit!
and tho fact that he has credit sug
n.tlm that . 1.-... . VIIHIlll, Ulllli; IIIIIBIIIIIK II It'll!
rare of h.mLu" ?,MV?Tnh ,0, ? ,,en,,,,"; he fra' "' '
rare or himself fairly well mid hn drove over to Mnrshfleld ves
colt ni ,hJ , J Lll"? .vVr ,h0 out nKnl- Th? accident was
vunv uiiu liih iiavninnr rnr tiia m.
chlne. he and the banker who loan
ed him or the dealer who nave him
credit Un't it to be assumed that
tno banker and the auto dealer
Jcnow pretty well to whom thev
loan or soil and that the groier man
and the printer are the best Judges
ui meir own creil t ii-rnnnt.
car. He
terday.
straightened
caused
lv HeruiHti being on tho wrong sldo
of the street. Dandon Recorder.
TROURLE AT DRESDEN.
(ii-iiiuui Muli Atlm-kK RrltUli I-pi
lion There.
in Axtii Prw to roi tnr TlmM J
DRESDEN. Aug. 7. The Ilrltlsh
id
A Rrwt dl of tSL i?niUn,i' . ' "K3BN. Aug. 7.-The nrllli
over X n, !' l,M bre" ",ia.,,e 'K"tlon here was mobbed today an
Such purchRMs seem rnmninn imi
fllo .nn...l.... . .. .. "' ". "' '
... BvuiiiiiiK ib larger than the
'" .ooouy worries ovor any or
uiiinr
orth
and
now
vul ineie liiuiiK miiimi r- i.i..i.,.
n"v( norsoiiii
iwriioLics. aitextion:
than
j iiiiihM iiiuitTiiii Mr run MiMtin rr
until wno ownn n good boru 3..7" ":;.."." r" :. '.' . .."".?" '."
some where betw.inn inn ""''. vi 1 ue nei.i iminoaiateiy
?500 buggy which whs wnrih aneV. uwllon next .Sunday. Aug
Perhaps suo. Inr esJ at $t0 U8' 9',101?- ! n,,,s of tho propos0l,
.1 .. iiniuwn ill J1U, nilll' I'llliroli will l.a .rnonln.l til
IIIKie 1NU11H ml, In, I ., l.i..l.,. ' imi.vui, 4111
tno
lOSl Ol U imv nniMili. '
machine of tun r n. '..':"'.. "... POhent
rapacity It costn J20 a iiuuith to
J:113 j'Pri.0 nt home lutludliiR hhoe
Interested will kindly bo
Ily order of lliilhlltur nnd
Flnaiue Committee
J A
MILTON CARLSON ON
EUROPEAN CRUISE NOW
Milton Carlson, a graduate of
tho Marshfleld high school and
son of Mr. and Mrs. August Carl
son. Is probably nearer tho scene
1 of the European naval struggle
than any other Coos Ilnylte. He
Is an Annapolis cadet and has
Just been making n cruise to
European ports on the U. S.
1 training ship Syria. The Srla
was nt London according to the
' Inst advices Mr nnd Mrs. Carl-
1 son hnd from their sou.
.
.
sldos other nnnurtennnces. and the
city officials have taken charge of
tho works.
Several months ago the people vot
ed by n large majority to Issue bonds
In the sum paid for the plant nnd tho
bonds wero sold only n short tlmo
ago. tho denl for tho purchase of the
plant being at once consummated.
RLAMES OUTSIDE AGITATORS.
in
WHITE. Secy.
Mid-Summer Sale
Still Continues
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday will be Record-Break-incj
days. Come and see what we are offering.
98c
Roys' (.'.ilutc.i Wash
ijles. $1 r.O and $1 7:.
Suits Renuilful patterns,
kln.lb. on hiile, per suit. . .
.irlous
Itfiuitlful ssintiiieiit olMlilily Rlmist Made of riiieM gill- ftt-t An
nua. aru-,y ot latest styles.fonnerl) up to J'J SO. sale price J) U
HmiKttloH ,pi mis Full bUe. light and dark colors, special . . . I7i-
All White .IniMiiitso Civpes In corded stripes nnd checka,
the ISc finality, now
8ic
Men'j, I'lne ,Sii) Nay,
grade, onlj, a pair
Grey. Tan and Rluck, the J0e
10
Ibillilng Suits for Ltulles .Men ami Roys All spoclally priced.
u-ulles wiiiio Wnlsts Of Voiles. Lawm. and Marquisettes,
Inrgo vuiloty of styles, $3 value, during this sale
Pure IJneii Tonellngs
during this sale . . . .
98c
-Full widths, ISc nnd 20e quality,
9ic
fi(Jsat'Iliin
or Money
Refunded
THE FAIR
Central Avenue
Next Door to
Chandler Hotel
COOS BAY TIMES
DAILY
CONUNDRUM
Answer to yesterday V:
"Why Is a man watching a
bnnebnll game like a spoiled
spud?" Recnuse he is a specked
tnter.
GOODRUM'S
GARAGE
will now supply all motor
car owners of this com
munity with
Firestone
Tires
Tubes and Accessories
An ever growing demand for
Firestones in this locality and
every locality where quality is
appreciated has made it necessary
to establish headquarters here.
The Firestone factory the Larg
est Exclusive Tire Factory in the
World hns nnm increased crcatly
and the output hns jumped 787c
This enormous output, made under
perfect factory conditions, makes it
possible to sell Firestones at a price
no (.'renter than others are forced
to charge for tires made in less
economical factories.
Call at Firestone Headquarters
Above for Biggest Tire Value
Firettone Tire &. Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio Branch! and DaaUrt ETrrwhr
"Amtrk'$ Urtnt EitUtlM Tlrt and Rim tUkrt"
d'(ienioi- Stounit Say Trouble
.Minitmiii N .Not Widespread.
tllr AmoUI1 I'rvM 10 Coo lUy Tlinw I
Ill'TTK, Mont.. Aug. 7. The local
labor disturbances cannot be tnken
n an Indication thnt thero is general
dlsKatlsfactlon among tho orgnnlzed
workmen of the stnte. according to
the testimony of Govornor Stownrt
before the Federal Industrial Rela
tions Commission today. "The dis
turbances here nre caused solelv hvl
outside Influences." ho deelard. I
"There Is no state In the Cnlon
where organised labor Is ns well
satisfied as In Montana."
Tho conundrum editor took n ' 1
vacation today.
be back.
Motut'iy he will
ALLIH.'AXV lTi:.MS.
t Special to Tho Times. 1
1IA.VDOX OlltL II CUT.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
I-rank I'lnm of Hear Creek fell from
a bicycle, dislocating her arm. Med
ical attention was promptlv given
and she Is getting along nicely at tho
pivvnt'. Hnndou Hecordfr.
DAXDOX PLAXT STAIITS.
The Perry veneer plant started op-
Mil ill iinittl.in. I I.. !.. - ana.
- iiiiiuiiiK m in orner now ana -iiuiui k'iii yesieruav morning af
seeral deer have been killed very iter a shut-down of several weeks
near Alleunnv In the Inst fnu- it.vi I nnd will mwratn ii..t..iiitt.. 1, ..'
The roads from here to Soottsliiiru I'errv can secure snnipa lnVa "nI
are In fine condition nnd the autos has sufficient orders ahead to keen
make the best time now that they Mho plant going constantly, but his
vvr Hutu, mure ure not so manv
through passengers lately.
Karl Gray, Lulu Hodson and Mr.
Smith and wife went out to Gould
Lake, near Klkhorn ltanch. last
Wednesday for a two weeks' camp
ing trip. We hope they will have a
good time.
...Mrs. C Hitch and sister are
only troublo Is In securing logs, as so
iiniiiy 01 me camps have shut down.
Uundon Recorder.
oami: m:si:uvi: law.
A Fresh Line of
Fruits and Vegeta
bles Arrived
Today
PEACHES GRAPES PLUMS PEARS WATER
MELONS CANTELOUPES SWEET POTATOES -GREEN
PEAS GREEN CORN RH UBARB -
TOMATOES AND COOS RIVER SUMMER SQUASHES
A man slgnllle the nnmn of Prani-
Drown writes from Grants Pass to 5
camping at present , Gould's Groro asklns "that Ms horae.tead be inadS I
::rt,r,.;V,1,0!Vy; $" Woodbury a gaiilo refuge h,5 'reoifes? M not r
tlioro camping lie granted, however, under the con-
Mr Langworthy and family .S'WaSeS &t
tiV,,,Mia fcw ,,ay.S.at ,h0 a'n; himself. He reserves the right to
rails. They wero drlvon up In tho kill the game that might akeref.ile
stage car by Cant. Herman Kdwards. on his ho.nestea for home consiS
who returned in the morning In, tlon only, but Is bitter in hUdenunl
time to ako the Alert to town. .i.uion of those who In" J
Mrs. Prouss came up on the eve-1 sport I'nder the state law any nar-i
11 ng boat to spend the week-end with eel of land may be made fVMinV
I refuge, but under such conditions no'
I one Is permitted to hunt on these'
Nasburg's Grocery
The CJOOD HOUSEKEEPING STORE
Mrs DIrch,
SEATTLE. Aug. 6 -The Chicago.' lands, not even the owuer.Saem
Milwaukee & St. Paul tunnel Sirough Journal. ".r, aaieni
tho Cascades, which Is 12,000 feotl -
long, and which will reduce- tno altl-1 F1UEME.VS DAXOE, EGL1-N'
ludo of the crossing 4 43 feet, was hall SATURDAY night. Martin's
broken through by a blast yestorday. orchestra.
CANNING PEACHES and
TOMATOES
Phone us or call in and see them 394-J
COOS BAY TEA, COfFEE AND SPICE HOUSE
130 North Broadway