The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 21, 1914, EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextKZKBDQl BJEZKSySD THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1914. EVENING EDITION. - SIX IMMMMM11I1MIW1 .. . mHJ17 0 1 I i I f ." . ' .'I "'.UWM y accidenis in COOS COUNTY I Only Ten Reported to State Labor Commissioner Last Week. i Aur. 2. Seventy WITH THE TEA AND THE TOAST KNOCK KNOCKING. Yes, there are times you ousht to knock. You oupht to knock with glee. Occasions when Your fellow men With knocking will agree. When someone gets his hammer out To knock hi? brother man. Get busy too; It's up to you Knock knocking all you can ithe r (STREETS? f'liie' 'ar!fr thinks ho Is a much uoubled man Just now he Is vexed b a demand that he join a union the cooks and waiters. Inmates of the clt Jail hae complained to the Labor Council that their meals are J not served in an othodox manner. ;.w....... v. . ... -. w-tr.i..--. - I not servea in an oinoaox manner. one accident, one fatal, were re- .--. ,1aa k.in , v-norV that they dont like non-union ser ened to Labor Coram wloner Hof h" ' ?.?!?l,f .feMe e at table, and as the Chief is the darin? the week. The fatal aceldeat, T.5l"' ?!" J?"e .head waiter of the establishment. When someone tries To crltlclie Yott"re free to do the e. occurred at North Bend .where J. T. Johnson met death while ensaced la Unffltt OiltAal V tfeMtfAal tl4& most hatardous. tweaty-oie pr.s' When someone mentioastWi or that jsut-Ulnlnr njurise la that employ, to hurt his fellow a. raent. Tie followjnc t the list of, uWJFSS? ' injuries reported from Coos couaty:i .. " is"..I?vil in v rH II. Swartz. Marshfleld. askle Kaocl: KocMg All o Can. 'Pll!GlibSfh.l4ahflW. hack to-WjS.ltE9 htad Jured. lumber yard. . A l" ' u. D. B. Otis. M&rtbfleld. bak Jpraln-i iv?' !l? 1 lit Job,,ion- NortB B,H, ftla,, SWll find. In traveling through life. "cobble. M.rtbfleld. let art foot' i VW "'"" injured, logging. !n v.J;r P'0' A. Melton. North Bend, body bruii-i " " ... ed. plaalnz mi:: ate other people's time Tony J. lianas. North Bend, thumb; rou are uj jvur vn. lost, box ft'tor Alton Ross Marhf!d side bruit I carrying the trays from the restaur ; ant to the boarders at his hotel. It places him In the light of discriminat ing aealnst the white apron trust, and an honorary card may be issued to him so that the sensibilities of certain occasional Inmates of his place will not be aroused. i Inter-Ocean Transportation Co. Semi-weekly service Coos Bay and San Francisco. S. S. Redondo SAILS 1K0.M SAN FRANCISCO KOI I COOS IIAV MONDAY, AIGIKT l!l, AT il P. I. Equipped wltL wireless and subnmrirui IjcU. Passengers and freight. -K-R- A friend in need seldom hesitate; ed. lorricr K. L Wh.- bruised ! .r:.'-r MarshMeld. 'i iid: to tel: you sx o COMMENT OK GODLEY 111 Noted Case Is Cause of Much Speculation in Many Quarters. The Cooler . which if the priacM one to be trferf at the ptm ; eat ura of U Curry County court. is erratic r nvb fotonient and pros-' m to b hardly fourht on both v, ht; . vv-.T.. m av v About all the polish some Oooi Bay men acquire I; the dime worth they obtain from '.- ho-hlnlns stand in a '. irlr shop. ?orce men try to reach ta top, sal ethers prefer company. The racft changeable thin: on earth a a woman. The next it an other woman o ; GOOH KVKNING. Busy yourtIf In serrice and you can't help but find your self And finding yourself is happinea. S:ctd. When the Breakwater came In last veek. Mrs. Guy Kendall was a ias-' senrer. after ha vine spent two ' , months'in Washington, durlne which iime mt. uuy was consumea oy loneliness and ennui. His nervous excitement was at a hirh tension 'he day the boat was to arrive, which was noticed by his friends. On that morn int. several hours before fie vessel crossed the bar. some one tail ed Guv by phone at his office from the adjoining office, and said: "This Is the Breakwater agent at North Bend. Your wife Is here with her iuegase and wants you to come after her." Not waltinc to lane the re-' celver back on the hook properly. Guy bolted for Front street, and was met by a double lne of fiendish friends, who desired to know his rush? where he was coins? whre was the fire? etc. etc. He didn't have time for a Gorst & King ar. but commenced a Marathon to .v rth Bend .giving promise of breaking all the three-mile records. Ti;e crowd of would-be jokers bad to run a mile and a half to explain the witticism and by that time they were so out of breath they didn't have enough left for a hearty laugh. S. S. NANN SMITH Equipped with wireless and submarine bell. Passengers and freight. SAILS KIIO.M SAN KKANCISCO KOIt COOS MAY Wi:i)Ni:SIIAY, ACGl'ST J, AT !l P. . San Franeisco office, Greenwich street pier No. 23 and 600 Fife building. Coos Bay Agent, 0. F. McGeorge, Phone 44. -"uaiPMi . r tfssssa TwuS,, I H. H. Harnn """-- i r.i'&fillLto 1'hono 340-j. Mak'8 C,Vt W. T. TnmnH wan without dr5ff dfiSLT i ! : "nn J" ustiintJ 1'IANO Tl'NiMi iv Lcavo orders itvn P&Jl 'P Comnanv "' R' HiC I EQUIPPED WITH WIHELKHH. Steamship Breakwater ALWAYS ON TIMK. SAIIJ5 KIIO.M HAILItOAl) DO K. MAItSIIKIELD. IlKHING THE MONTH OK AUGUST AT JUrilO P. M ON THE illtl), HTH, JJITH. JWT1I, LMICI) anil 2HTII. Tickets on rale to all EAdtcrn kIiiIk nml liifonimtlon n (o rout- ami rates cheerfully furnNlint. Plump :r,..I. c. . LANDEHS. Am-nt 4 1 r. o v... ;. ' M. Wright " THE MAN WITH A SMILE. Oh. for a man with a smiU When matters are breakhir wrong. xAfntr for th 4fM. ayt a U1 ben tbinat bare gone bad for a Ve abl to bow that Caoiey it inno- J b:i txm of the criae cbargd and he Ob. for a man with a soar' Vw no fear of convink-n. I For a smile or a song in that kind IMkh" A'VTDer Brfw of R-e- of a as Uwt w :: profcablr fc calM Into Is rroater help than a foabtr fare. ue eaw. anbwudi tua m am -i lata. A mjt: utmr that a iuk of rrut prf dtopauk Oh. for a man with a laush . When mature art looking 2u. When your rttlng tb dally piff. Ob. for a xria or two! i A Hntul-cniH' Mini. I A lady selling beauty preparations has been making a round of the . tows lately. She called at a certain home with her wares and sugcested that the lady who responded to her ; knock was in need of facial creams i as an aid to eood complexion, tut ' th lady replied: Why, I've alwavg t thoucrt myself plenty becominz with out such truck, so I reckon 1 II nm begin at my time of life to defeat Nature.' Seeins a sale slliilng away, and maklnz one more effort the agent suzzeted that the lmU's husband might ht sadly In need of t-eiuty treatments, to whlrli th zood 1 bouwife retponded: "No. 1 kik-ki S. S. PARAISO Equlppcil with Wlri'lexM. Fine PnsxctiKcr AccoinuioilntloiiH. New Steel Hunt. S. S. PAHA.ISO WILL SAIL I-'OH SAN KKANCISCO KKIDAY. AUGUST 21, AT I P. JL, WITH PASSENGEKS AND KKEIGHT. YELLOWSTONE WILL SAIL KOK POKTI.AND, KKIDAY, AUG UST Ul, AT .- P.' .M WITH KKEIGHT ONLY. NORTH BENU MILL & LUMBER COMPANY, Agents TOM .1A.ME.S. Aftcm, Mnliflcli). not. iou e. my husband Is a!re,ulv the handsomest man In town and nothing like your stuff would be a r'iTwmer twmu-bm hd ratted At a U Ilk that. thn a laoch ine 4tt that Jtepaa Doy1. a or rrln AHiltise rtiT. who armtd U the thing that will lt th tun- tb)n in. Ob. for a man with a boost When matters are on a w"k Ob. for a word unlooaod Are C'Jey xa laa frmeiao h?t raJ Bjcf.h aa kr a murder al jtwd to ha bea crmmjtttd is Crry "ovmtr twelve yoar ro. wa ::. igT tf the rvtle'E Hi ooiror w wid that the ui a dm :t any way 'oaoetJ with ai office. Dorl. h utirf. guciMftte tb etidence ta ih If a certain cur In a tlm Ilk that xd artd Cooler independently of -n-s- boon to hit good looks. h?" asked she azent. your handsome husband's To which the lady replied: "DAVE HOLDK.NV Is that What is name?" Jt It better to offend aoao Coos th Gtn rt.or' offu. and all the lat tZrCrl " :T, ' w(SL?.l",!f K than to obllit ihm to thl nate. . ,. ., . .. .. u.w w aiua uauaii; ling U1HI IH, A zentleman who has been siiemi ina some time looking over the cltv To take the stlnr from a knock!! ,s 1""rd ,0 m ,B following Tor a boon, or tlaap. or a frkndly fompwlnt the other day: - One ikpiI pl iiv,"r "lirn H (HIII'llt'B rouna mis town, laa an autonio oil trip anl you get held up: wttiu south t.nd you are liable to fall Into To Portland every Thursday To Eureka every Monday Till: KAST AND COMKOKTAIILE S S. Geo. W. Elder NEWLY EQUIPPED NOKTII PACIKIC STEAMSHIP CO. C. K. McGEOKGE AGENT 11. PAINTEK Phone -H, MnrshfloM Phono ILM. North Uenil III'ILIUNO envrn.1101') """"w oa hz t C 0. Gosney. CONTHACTOII i vi. ,Vl ' hlTBl at"' Alder st!. ; ,!jN Dr. H. M. Sham nM ftfi ,ov I'uooe, 105.J, Mrs. Farringer "wldcneo Studio, I'hot, ,,H Benjamin Ostlind I CONHULTINO i:NfiiM:,R,J Offices, 200 Irlnf rv. Phono 103. . . Vri'!J E Wi .Uj Mffihllt'1,0 W. G. Chandler Rooms 301 and 302, Ccltli't viu, uicig Wm. S. Tumon .n.v III l l.l. i ( Mnrshflcld, Orejot. , Perl Riley Ballinner 1'IAXIST AXI) TWCIIU I I Roflilcnco Studio, 217 No.TWl 1'Iiojiu 2CJ-L 1 IKKIWUIU; PKiteO-NMIX ' "" 8t,b,'" !$? a mud hole In the Mill Solush nil. and If you take a trip up North Front itreet you will be blackmailed by bad Mcle'y and black-balled by pood, o hereafter I am zolnz to stick to H. Iv kail ft ll. BB..U. ..I. ..A In MarrMnz for we.hh li too much ' town." ' Kli.1 THE ADS. itead the war news, but don't for- i get the HTf news In The Times. XV, nt Iii ih! (-- CotiHty, Ilk zolnf -o the homtt for honoy, ,.,...-. A wlMt &" fcomethlnf av-' Pner Ballf and Frank Brown have ery time a fcjol blunders. ' returned here after a couple ofi -SS- eks fcpent at Marabfteld. Baadoo Boat rexkers on the Ma of watrl-1 and other '0t ltls Tbr a4 aony derve their fate. ! LAUNCH KKEAK leaver every lnj tfcc trip in Mr Brown's automobile; -a-::- "t 1 ::io p. nt. for SOUTH Cw Klvcr and report a splendid outlast. j The charity that begins at home. Icks nt CENTRAL AVEVUK llp. Charles and William Carter, of ,,B? ,ovr? :l " k,ns- . Oakland. ho arrived hero a few " nn may be talked daij pgo. hate left for Coo County ' ol,t' but ,h ? "bout not HI Thtor tivnrt l mBtts ik Others trip on foot and hop to reach Myr- A mt.? ' nown ' mother tie Point Frida night n unl" " becomes bis wife' hits- , .. .. , , , . ... ... band. . i iru.iQ aaa tamiir. woo are of iimny, . m.rrii n.aH a- iu. ARE YOU BOTHERED i Willi CiuiinV If so, you nre depriv ed of half the pleasure of life pleasant walking and healthy exer cise. A visit to Mr. Olhiu Kilinan. i Scientific Clilropcilii.t, At !, O'- nr.ullnv nw n wam. M... " vtwm a uiairirn man run live -mil-iuihc i Mini iimiM, rtpi ij, u". auM.t . 1s! 0B ' ,hM 'btM--lf hi. lfc I'onnell llltK., will he the source of atioui Vmi?T At .b?t ,fJ S?lu, ,n wfcK- ' ' ncrmanont rrmedy for aching feet Strw::'rR,oU0bu'rVr.ydhVyrtfe jr;jt,ho.MnirI.:)ni:7m ,h-1 a,! . , , . Mr. lluyflH'1. of Jarkkoutllle. ar- Umt to kwn him fr,., u,.in H II II I- I I ft M t- II U rlul here iwHiitly en route for Ctutu around th lioum- ccry -enlng. I 1 11 V I I I fl l I H U County liolnt... ttlicrc iili will Hiiemt Th utu.ih Au vtmnv !. ... . air..,. U. Ull II I II 11 two mniuhH. She Iiuh a daughti-r liv- hllv an old hn show up on th- bill 1"" "' """'l"n "of fare ai a Hiring hl ken. This Bank .Mufti' ii point of ulvlnc In nuis. wiiiiik every ilcpiis!. tor to feci Hint he or Mio inny iippi-mii'li Us offli'oi-y iri'tly mill illsrtiNS lumtcis Itlilt lntve to lo with their fiiuin dpi nffiilrs. AJuiiys uIIIIiik nnd dchlrous of bCIVllIK J'OII. We Invite Your Account FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COOS BAY SEND YOUR LAUNDRY TO US BY PARCEL P0S1 WE I-TKXIKH A ll.0 Ml WILL PAV Till.' I'OSTid ON ITS ItCTl'ltX COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE HT-.I. MAiisiinnji ; YOU AUTO CALL FOR FOOTE'S . Pi i nr immuI rnrx ullli rartful I I Km diiy Kervice, phoae IIWl Kiiiiiro iiumrti ruion. For u'Kl't ncnlcc, Itione IllRht care. D. L FOOTL T .wl.lj "HENDERSON CORSETS' niao principal uuin"v "ONYX" and "CADET HOSF S. S.JENNINGS, No. Bd KINDLY REriSrBlSR AND GIVE US A 1'RIAL EVEKVTHINO IN THE IIAKEKV LINE ArARSTrFIELD BAKING COMPANY lHil NORTH SECONII ST., NEAR CENTRAL AVENUE. PHONE 128. AllOO KYOUNG Hl'.MAN nature is ho tjiinio cvcrywlii'ro, at all times. Those of shrewd busi ness instincts study human nature and appeal to it systematically and infelli gontly. Through The Times' 'classified ad vertisiii"' very effective human-nature ap peals may he made, to the material profit of the advertiser, as well as to the satisfac tion of those who respond to these ads. Times want ads perforin this double service of pleasing the advertiser and those who pat roui.e advert isers. Don't Stay Gray! Nobody Can Tell When You Darken Gray Faded Hair With Sage Tea and Sulphur. Grandmother kopt her hair beau tifully dorkonod. glossy and abund ant with a brew of Sao T.n and Sulphur. Whonever her hair fell out or took on that dull, faded or stroaked appearance, this simple mlxturo was applied with wonderful effect. Ry asking at any drug storo for "Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Hair Romody," you will get a largo bottle of this old-time recipe, ready to use, for about 50 cents. This simple mix ture can bo depended upon to re store natural color and b amy to tho hair and Is splendid for dand ruff, dry, Itchy scalp and falling hair. A well-known down-town druggist says everybody uses Wyoth's Sago and Sulphur, becauso It darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can toll It has been applied It's so easy to use, too. You simply dampen-a spongo or soft brush and draw it through your hair, taking one strand nt a time. Ry morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, it Is restortd to its natural color and looks glossy, soft and abundant, FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK OLDEST RANK IN COOS COUNT V. Established 1880, Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $115,000 Intercut PmH on Time DepoilU Officers : 3. W. Rennett, President. J. II. Flanagan, Vice-President. K. P. Williams, Cashier. Geo, F, Winchester, Asst. Cashier. LET US MAKE YOUR ABSTRACTS Title & Trust Oo-.Ab,g thoroughly depW''ttS dlato service, prompt lit j 1? "1W7 cost mini " I. S. KAUFMAN AC . TYPEWRITERS All standard makes, sold on easy pay ments, new and rebuilt. Fox, Underwood, Remington, Royal, Oliver, L. C. Smith, and Smith Premier, for rent or exchange. Cleaning, repairing or now platens, work guaranteed. Ribbons nnd carbon paper delivered. Phono us your order. Phono 44. Alliance office. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AND SUPPLY CO. Times Want Ads Bring Results ..-. v iiKACII .U'TO VSt Leaves Chandler Hotri, Mjl for tho Read "? "Yr.Tl I 7. A. .' ,,50e Empire oc Tnr Heal o Smith SlOUgh i'.AS II Dastendorf Hea" ..; Mussel Reef J,w Sunset Ray J'Iiut ., 8ii) A. M. I 1. ,KfaB W Visit the achb) theOce,; Auto. 7-passenger automo Chandler Hotel three noitBT msaJ&mS CITY AUTO AND ljffi a now taxlcab has M' auto .errlce. Caraiw -g- Will go anywhere at J H Blanco Cigar Store. Day 9 Ulvht nhono 1S9-X. ,. I TOM GOODAIA " I L, ,tmti ii-Lul