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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORS
Mildred Roaers Nelson.
Teacher of I'Inno.
Puoll of Hugo Mnnafoldt, San Fran
clico, Col. Application for lessons bj
.rid'ne for appointment.
.Mnrsliflcld, Oregon
H. H. Harper
HOUSE BUILDER
General IlcpnlrliiK and Cabinet
Making.
Phone 3I9J.
W. T. Tompkins, D. S. T.
(Woltincr .Methods)
Every known dlsoasa troatod
without drugs or surgery. Rooms J
ind 2, 237 South Broadway.
I'bono 132-L. Marnhflcld, Or
JoclOsilind '
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Leave orders nt V. It. Haines' Mut-
ile Company.
416 S. Sixth Strcot. Phono 103-L
J. M. Wright
Phono 318-n
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L'ltlmatca furnished on request
C. 0. Gosncy.
Phono 3164
COXTItACTOIl AND BUILDER
l.'itlmatca Furnished on Request
Mr Patt Work It Sly Reference
First and Alder StB. . Mnrshflola
Dr. H. M. Shaw
l.')C Knr, Nose nud Throat.
1)11. .MATTIi: IS. HIIAW
Dlienscs of Women mid Clilldrt'ii
Office Phono 330. Rooms 200, 201
202, Irving Mock.
Ilouto phono, 10S-J.
Benjamin Ostlind
consulting engineer and
architect
Offices. 20G Irving Dlock
rbone 103-L) or 2G7-J.
Mnrsliflcld, Orogor.
W. G. Chandler
ARCHITECT
lioonji 301 and 302, Coko Building
Marshflold, Oregon
Wm. S. Turpen
ARCHITECT
Marshflold, Oregon.
Perl Riley Ballinoer
PIANIST AND TEACH HE
neiliJenco Studio, 217 No. Third 81
Phono 3C8-L.
TRUTH ABOUT PROHIBITION
is the exact issue that confronts vou
The prohibitionists ask you to adopt an amend
ment to the State Constitution to prohibit the
manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages,
except for medical, mechanical and sacra
mental uses.
The adoption of this amendment means the
entire wiping outot the present splendid home
rule and local option laws.
Thereafter the regulation and control of the liquor
traffic in Oregon would pass from cities and towns
and be retained exclusively by the stale.
!.C'VSful,y ,ncf,c ' no mention of prohibiting "dlstrlbu
&!aI n .tratuportaUan" ar "e"nl alcoholic beverage..
?niL man"fnel"" nn.11 "'' M'trtbntlon. transfor
iin r i,,,,V,I,,cn V'H'luiin Inln (lie Male, or through the
stale, or I nl.ltu ,l nunrt v iii.u ii, -.' . . .
nrnl.il.ll.wl I.. .1 --,.- .t bi.uk nvmu not ue
proiiiiiticI li i'io iinuMidnient.
WaMilngto-,, Id i'io :m I California imlmully would tmmcdl-
n, B risl",,p"B "''V01 il" J'l'" -"'J ibroiighout
urcgon. I l.c .ooii, u here It now exist, would merely
lmc given away to Ihe "blind plgger," "bootlrnytr" ,,i,l
'moonshiner.'' All cities ami town, now eMerJtor
dry would be at the mercy of the slate police authorities
and slate law makers.
Present "dry" cities and towns would realize that they
had come nearer to voting themselves 'W'than they
now are under the splendid home rule and local option
laws.
If the state authorities were derelict or failed to enforce the
law, m they arc In Kanvin and Maine, the cities and towns
would rcallc that they had voted away tholr present direct
control and reputation of Ihe liquor traffic. TIicmj articles
will show later that Kansas and Maine authorities are derelict
end do fall to enforce the law. To undo the mistake Oregon
would have to repeal a constitutional amendment and not
a mere law -a cry difficult undertaking. Deceit and per
jury In securing liquor illcnnlly would hac been substituted
for what today Is n steadllu Improving, healthier public '
opinion regarding true temperance, and true temperance
would Imcbccndoncnn Irreparable Injury teiittg many
years to iccotcr from.
Kansas Is pointed to by prohibitionists as the model prohlbt.
lion state. They want Oregon to become a Kansas. Watch
these nrllcles wllh a Mr, open mind and learn what Ihlrly.
three yem of prohibition law has done for Kansas without
prohibiting or advancing true temperance.
All figures will be taken from latest
United States Government Reports
N. I). Prohibitionists are spreading the opinion that, If the proposed
amendment Is defeated, the present dry towns and cities will become
yc again, This POSITIVELY IS NOT SO. The present home
rulo and local option laws would remain )ust as they now ore.
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F T a NEWS OF NEARBY TOWNS MRh AHM
I t r "- ' Aw.FAxv itiiais. in 1 11 n i nTr in
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VOTE
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NO
AGAINST PROHIBITION
rM AJvfclIitment Tipyfti' nJ Wife F.rnm' Uifur, PortlinJ, Orrcon
Mrs. Olivia Edman, M. T. D.
SWUIISII .MASSAGE AND 31EH
ll'AL GY3INASTIC8
TOR AIJi DISEASES
M7 Commercial nv. I'liono 2IV!-J
OCEAN REACH AUTO LINE
vcs Chandler Hotel, Mnrsliflcld
for the Bench nud Way Points.
7. A. 31 1 1 3f.- l i. si.
fcmplro coo
Tar Heel 70o
8outh Slough 7o
Ilasteudorf Bench . . .$1.00
MubsoI Reof 91.00
Sunsot Bay $1.00
o ."! 'tiirn I'rom Bcncli nt
vuu :l' V 1 M 'so l' M
visit the bench by tho Ocean Beach
Auto. 7-pa8seuger automobllo loavei
a,?odior ,,oto, thro H'nos dally
COHST & KINO'fl FAMOUS AUTOS
TO BEAT THE BUILDING GAME -:- -:-
hits boon a hobby vltji us for a good many years and a lot of
our customers will toll you when It comes to gottiug good, sound,
durable framing inntorlal at tho right prlco wo know our busi
ness. Just toll what you want to build and tho amount you want
to spond and wo'll got busy with our poncll and flguro out tho best
your money can buy. Try us iii!Lts1;JuUa. u, .u,mu.
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onr good cars with careful drivers
n day service, phone 14-i-J,
Blanco Blllard Tarlors.
or nlglit service, Phoao 2J0-L
Right Oafe.
D. L. F00TE.
New Models
"HENDERSON CORSETS"
also principal distributors
"ONYX" and "CADET"
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Abstracts, Real Estate,
Fire and Marine Insurance
riTLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
HENRY 6ENGSTACKEN, Manager
KAIIM, COAL, TIMnEIl AND ITATTINO LANDS A SPECIALTY.
GENERAL AGENTS EASTS II) K
MAIISITFIELD OFFICE, PHONE M-i.
COQUILLE CITY OFFICE PHONE XOl.
TYPEWRITERSAH 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 new platens, work guaranteed. Ribbons and
carbon paper delivered. Phone us your order. Phone 41. Alliance office.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AND SUPPLY CO.
Fred
(Special to Tho Times.)
The road camp has moved back to
Allegany nnd thore are four teams
hauling gravel on tho road of both
forks near here. It will bo a fine
P. rocd after It Is graveled.
I Gould's cn-nn shut down Inst Sat-
(Speclnl to Tho Times;)
School starts Monday with
loieiuan na teacnor.
,Chns. Stnllnrd has gono tjovo
myrtle Point to work for the S.
Co.
TIlCO. Williams Sticnt Stlllrinv with llrdnv nn nmninl nt linV nf ...
his family, returning to Myrtlo Point, The late rain raise! the river r. foot
Monday. or more, but l Is falling fast.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. McKcown spent; There a o a good ninny iinrtle of
weuncsuay 111 Mnrshileld, returning) hunters out now. Some nro getting
luiiiu iiiinuuy iuuruiug.
Mrs. Medley nnd fnmllv exiioct to
leave In a few days for Ashland to
spend tho winter.
Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. llow nnd Mrs.
Fltzpntrlck were shopping In CoquIIle
Tucsdny.
Victor Larson spent Sunday with
.friends, returning to Mnrsliflcld
Monday morning.
A quilting boo wns held In the
chapel Tuesday afternoon nnd thoso
present had a plcnsnnt time.
Mis. Medley spent Monday In Co
qulllo shopping.
Physician's Wife Held for Mys
terious Assassination of
Mrs. Bailey
tnt A..o. utfl fifM to r,.. ii. Time..
M1NEOLA. N. Y.. Sent. 11. Mrs-
plenty of ga.o and somo uro not. Hrcncc Carr.r:', Ir.'l'-fd yo-torday
Most of them have gono to tho big' on luo chnrgo of murder In tho first
burn. I degree for killing Mrs. Louisa Dall-
Thero was nn nuto enmo out tho W wns today under the care of tho
morning nfter the rain nnd got off,NnB8tl county jnll physician. Mrs.
plnco nnd they were obliged to come ' Carman collapsed lost nlgltt soon nf
down through Mr. Larson's field to I tor being locked up. Mrs. Bailor
tho landing. The stngo cars have waB B,1l whllo calling nt Dr. Car
stopped running till tho road dries' n,t"'B dfflco for medlcnl trcntmont
up. Mr. Footo thinks he will im during the evening n few months ago.
ante to get through, by Friday next If
It stays clear.
Mr. Sargent's ,Vnmlly Is moving
back to town.
IIANDON SALOON CASE.
I NEWS OF 8CIIOFIELD. I
(Spcclnl to Tho Times.)
SCHOFlELD, Or.. Sept. 10. With
nit Blurts iriill-linndcd nnd only lf.O
icei or rocK to uo
north tfortnl. Sunt
November 1st will see work misnnnil-' PiU Judgo Kausrud.
eu nt tins end. Mnny of tho men w" was tricti inter on tno snmo
novo been hero for months and plan'c"nrge, wns given n flno of $G0 and
to stny to tho end, realizing that' costs. Theso two nion nro operating
work will bo scarce during tho wln-Jho Club Saloon and now rlnlm that
tor. fthoy will appeal tho caseB to the 811-
C. T. Elmore haR returned to take 1'erlor cotut. Should thoy do this It
his old plnco as chef, and the men ls probablo that tho city council will
wear "tho smiol that won't como off,", revoke their license- nt onco, ns thoy
Prof. Gilbert 8priiguo oxpects to '"vo tho right to do nt any time It ls
leavo for Mill City In n few dnys,B,loW tlint n Bnloon Is not holng
wiioro ho Ins been elected suporln- conuucieu nccoruing 10 tne orutnnnco
tondent. Miss Elln Spraguo will governing saloons.
teach In the nowly consolidated, school c,t' Attorney Trendgold
nt tho Coos forks,
Anyone who doubts (lint this Is n
hunters paradtso should have seen
the Walker boys tho other day nn
thoy passed tl'e camp carrying a huge
EUROPE'S AR3IY UNIT
LARGER THAN IN U. 8.
Americans nro likely to umlcros
tlmnto tho number of men engaged
.Too Conch Fined $i!0 nnd John Her- '" tno European battle by giving tho
riii )?.-(). 1 army units mentioned tho snmo
In tho case of tho City of Bandon strength as thoso of tho United States
vs. Joseph W. Coach for giving liquor troops. Tho continental divisions
to minors, which was tried In muni, nro universally larger, tho Scientific
s taken from tho c'l"11 court, Conch waB found guilty, American points out. Tho Amorl
. Nolson thinks nnl 'fined $200 and costs by Munlcl- rn" regiment hns about 1000 tho
John Horron. nvorngo European regiment aaou.
The following statement Is applica
ble, uroadly, to all of tno continen
tal armies engaged In tho prcsont
conflict. Three regiments form n,
brigade of 10,000 men, commandouV
by a "Mnjor-Clonornl. Two brigades
iff rut n division of 20,000 men, un
der tho command of n Ltoutonaut
General. Two divisions (poiiBlltutn
nn army corps of 4 0,000 men, com
manded by n General, and tlirco army
I corps form an Independent field nr-
savs hn my (fully cuuliipod with cavnlry, ar-
will sco to It that the law and the tlllcry, commissary, englnoors, mill
ordlnnuco nro enforced nnd tl.nt any medical department) of a total
saloon caught violating them will ho strength of 120,000 men.
dealt with accordingly. .
numbor of tho coiiticllmcn hnvo1
buck. Oliver Wnlkor shot ono In tho ntcd that they will stnml bnck of, RinpTTlJT.Tn A T
...... ..I. Il.. - ... lilm nml tiitn.. II... In... 1. nn Iln.l MiJL U lJlJl.Jy
OtIIIIU Yli;iUll H JfVHV I1KU. 1 '""'I ,...-.o ., ..." IB iwiilll-i I
. with thero will bo somothlng doing.
unniinn iicconier. I
Election 1011.
TICKET
Cl'LLINGH OF t'OQl'ILLE
Coos County Sent. Events na To'd by
The Herald.
At tho homo of the bride's parent",
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sanders, nt 3
p. m. Sunday, Cecil Elwood nud Mls.i
Elslo Sanders woro Joined In mat
rimony, Rev. A. Thomns of tho Jl.
E. Church Smith, officiating.
Jos. L. Harry, of Sltknmand Gnl
dlo Devnult, of Myrtlo Point, wero
I
RUN TWO3IILIS.
(;(.
W. .Moore Pimm to Operate ut
MniMlon mill Toledo.
Sluco tho Goo. W. Moore Lumbor
Coiiipnny of this city hns taken over
tho Toledo Lumber Company's mill
at Toledo thero hnB been much spec
ulation as to whnt would bo dono For
For U. S. Senator xj
If. A. Booth.
For Congress J
W. 0. Huwloy
For Governor
James Withy combo ""
Justice of tho Supromo Court
U'llli tl.n tlnliilnn ...III T .1 .n....AK.I
onllnii Ulllll -Ml- Cimy W Mnnrn n rn- IIOIIW .1. Mnflll I iflWVmiPA
iVBniS!l!!lin,i1 .eVn,,!liB hJ-!? H- Prosontntlro of Tho Recorder was In- rn TTnvriJ ThomlR AMBrifln
L. Pirconage, Rov. C. II. Bryan of- formed that thoio wns nothing to any L-u'1'! iOmns 1UC131 1(10,
Helming. nf tllo .,,., niI1i .il0 ,fnp, ,i.n, ,.. lionrv Jj. lioiison. Gharloa
MlM HTViTn rini.n linu IfMm In Qnii . ... .. . . ! '. '
., -w- "n" o-.... .,.. roiupnny nnu inKeii over 1110 loieuo
Plcgo for i vJbH, ncrompanylng hor ,, W0J,a JnY 0 ffoct 0 tll0
ristor. Mra Geo. Hartly. who enmo ijBnon mill wnUoevor. Tho mill
hero n couplo of months ago during nl ToIc(lo ,,nB c,Mmcly 0r about 7r,.-
Mrs, GngOS IllnCBB. I nnn foul n ilnv nml Mr Mnnrn nva
., ,
inure is; -no occnsion ror incrcnsiug
Mr. and Mrs. Slevo Gnl'ilger nud
L. cNury.
For Attornoy Qouoral
Ocorgo M. Brown.
daughters Edna and Gladys and Miss 1(H cnvuety nt present, as It Is am
Allco Galller-who hnvo been visiting ,,Iy ,,, to cnt t)l0 ,un,,,or thnt ,8'
frloiids horo for tho past weok ro- rcaulrod at present I
turned to tholr homo In Bnndon to-f Mr Mooro 8tnt0i, ,ntll Jimt ng B001,'
")y nu Im lumber iniirltot nlcknd uti mif-l
I-rank Morso has Just roturno.l from fconty t0 justify It, the Bnndon mill
his trip to California nnd says hn u.n.,i,i ,.. ,, ,.ni n.i i.n ,.,.rni,.,i
ylaitod every pnrt of tlo stato from ' oftlmI)orto!4ooptliuutnolnotftliiHlirrcltl
tho Oregon lino to Mexico, lie will of ,in,i)or 0 keen tho mill oneratlni:
for n number of years nud tills will
bo procured and operations titnrted
ns soon ns operations can hn com
menced nt a profit. Dithdon Re
cord or.
now pack his effects nnd movo hh
family to Re'iumoiiL Cal., about R0
miles cast of Los Angeles, wIiomi 1
Ihih property IntcroHtu and, whore lie
will open u drug store.
GOLD REACH CHURCH.
PROSINEKS.
OMETIMES wo need to forget Just
teh ersentlul dally proslucss of
llfo. If wo don't wo become com-
monulaco nud hum-drum. Wo need
(Spcclnl to The Times.)
GOLD REACH, Or., Sept. 11. Tho
Gold Roach Prcsbytorlan church w,IU
ho dedicated nn Sunday, Soptcmhor
13, 1014, at 7:4C p. in. Tho oxer- to remember tho Boft veil that lies
elsos will bo conducted by Rov. J. V.'over tho world, to flutter a bit with
Mllllagn, D. IV of Portland, nnd Rov. tho huttorflles, to sing n llttlo with
John W. Hoyt, pastor of tho church, tho birds,
Tills is tho first church building thtnt Onco In a whllo wo do well to wan
Gold Bonch has over had and is dls-, der away from tho sot tasks of our
taut many miles from anv other ilvos, to watch tho gllttor of water,
church building. The Church was or-. In the sunshlno, to listen to wind In
gantzed July 28, 1912, and Incorpar- tho treo-tops, to Idle along somo old
ntcd July 14, 1013. Meetings have roadway, to forgot tho proslucss of
been hold In tho building slnco last, life, to daro to bo foolish, to defy
February.
MEET AT RANDO.V.
P.
SON
L. ADAMS JC
Donlorn In '
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
GOODS.
JJS62 No, Front St. Phono 340-L
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10 all Interests of our clients.
MINIMUM COST
I. S. KAUFMAN & CO. I
Special Sunday Excursion to
Allegany, September 13th
CONNECTING WITH LYNN LASIRETH'S AUTOS FOR THE GOL
DEN AND SILVER FALLS
RY
Steamer Alert
(WEATHER PER3IITTING)
ROUND TRIP FARE ON STEAMER, 75c
" . ' ROUND TRIP FARE ON AUTOS, $1.25
Roat Leaves .Marshfleld nt 8 A. 31.
Returning Arrives about 7 P. 31.
(Spoclul to The Tlmos.)
BANDON. Or., Sept. 11. The Coos
Bay ProBbytery will meet In tho Ban
don Presbyterian church on Wednes
day, September 23, nt 1 p. m. This Is
n nowly organized Presbytery which
tho sot nnd sonslblo.
FIRE AT IIANDON.
Tho hoiiso occupied by B. L. Tracy,
on tho old County Road botweon Ran
dan and Orogoit avenues, caught flro
through somo unknown cause early
MondoV mornlnc and considerable
damago was done to tho Intorlor. Tho
comprises nil of Coos and Curryj flro boys arrived on tho scono In timo
counties nnd it was formerly a part
of tho Presbytery of Southern Oro-
gon.
HELLO GIRL A HEROINE.
Stuck to Pot.t Until Shell Hurst In
tho Office.
PARIS, Sopt. 11. According to
Information which has reached Par-
to savo tho building. Bandon Recor
der.
CLOSE TAR ON NEWS.
For Supt. of Public Instruction
T. A. Churchill
For Stato Englncor
John M. Lewis.
For Commlsslonor of Labor
O. P. Iloff.
For-Rnllrond Commissioner
Frank .T. Miller
For Supt. Water Oiv. No. 1.
James T. Chinnock.
For Representative Cth DIsL
Charles B. Barrow
For Represontatlvo Oth Dint.
S. P. Peirco
For County Judgo.
Tames "Watson.
For Shorlff
Alfred Johnson. Jr.
For County Clerk.
Robt. B. Watson :
For County Trensuror
T. M. Dimmlek
For County Survoyor.
0. S. McCulloch
For County Coronor
F. R Wilson
For County Commlsslonor
Geo. J. Armstrong.
For Commissioner Port of Coos Bar
A. IT. Powers, Anson Rogers
and Ilenry Songstncken
Published under tko authority and
by tho order of the Cqos County Re
publican Central Committee
(Paid Adv.)
t
HrllMi nnd Ftnirli CVuMirn Hud on
lfcicli Other.
PARIS. Sept. 11. Tho English
and French censo s appear to bo as
busy on news linked uy ono or ino
Is, tho llttlo village of Etaln, near, ether or the allies' official news bur
Longwy, France, has lieen subjected . can as on tho dispatches of tho news
-DRAIN-COOS RAY 8TAGE-
SEPTE3IRER
Lv. Our.
to two bombardments by the Ger
mans, one on Monday of last week,
the other Tuesday.
Tho second bombardment set tho
i town on fire, nnd many people are
said to 1-avo perished In the flames.
The telephono service of Etaln was
left In the hands of a young girl,
who stuck to -her post whllo shells
wero bursting all around tho tele
phone office and called up Verdun! originating In France
every flfteon minutes to givo nil ac
count of what was going on, .
The director of posts at Verdun
was listening to a message being sent
b) the girl, when suddenly sho in
terrupted her communication to say:
,"A bomb has just fallen Into t' is
office." This ended tho conversation.
a.m.
paper correspondents, ino iiriintii"
censors stop parts of official com-a--munlcatlons
Issued by the war offlcOj'1-"
In Paris, and the French censors ap- "'
pear to hnvo delayed, on two or three;"'"'
occasions, announcements made ,ni" ,'
tho House nf Commons regnrdlng tho "",'
situation of the armies. Tho French, ""'
situation or me armies, mo w until. ;
censorship, however, seems less sc-" '" ';
vere than that In England on nowa
BIG MONEY!
GOOD RUN OF SALMON.
Tho run of Chinook salmon In tho
Coquillo River this fall hns been
bettor than far any previous season In
a-long time. Yesterday the Coquillo
River Co-oporatlvo Canning Comimuv
put up 150 cases of Chinook and will
In Cash Prizes may be earned with
my now Invention, "HATTLEF1ELR.S
OF EUROPE."
Even grandad, tho llttlo tots nnd
tho entire family will bo delighted.
Price, ono stiver ill mo. At all iiqvs-
stands, drug stores, book stores, , a'
cigar Biores,
paid by. the
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