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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1914 EVENING EDITION
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Rates for
vHHnGT Trunks
'! trunks between any points
ileld and do general hauling,
naoie ruiua.
tANSFER STORAGE CO.
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"j. N. BAYLISS
-:." n-lMr Work at
Rices That Arc Right
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' j37 Second St. Phono
Boiler Work
LAWRENCE HOTEL.
t, hot and cold water In
am. Monthly rato ? 15.00
Day rates 7Ce nnd up.
hat few Skat players.)
CRP.HAWT'S CAFE
Popular place for
' RnnH M Pills.
rlnnc Roncnnnlilfi
Commercial & B'dw'y
E THAT ROOF FIXED
NOW
Sec CORTHELL
Phone 3171.
CLEANED AND PRESS-
BITITS MA1H TO ORDER
SlVR US A TRIAL
QUE PANTATORIUM
DOYLE & 0. O DAQOETT
Central Avo. Phono 250-X.
tures & framing
Walker Studio
ETH'S AUTO SERVICE
AT CHANDLER HOTKL
PHONE 20.
BO ANYWHERE ANY TIMK
CAR AN!) CAREFUL
U1UVINO
C8 TO CAMPING PARTIES
LYNN LAMBETH
Owner and Driver.
tOAIKK tr A. II. hodgins
'"PAINT AND
DECORATING CO.
Estimates Furnished
.SOihi, AUrshlleld. OrrcoM.
THE COOS HOTEL
Formerly of Maruhfield
PIIINOTON AVENUE
BTADDEN STREET
NOItTH I1ENR
0. A. Metlin, Prop.
KOONTZ GARAGE
Kdtlor Jlotorcyele Agency
LEE TIRES
BTOMOWLK8 STORED
lu.vrrs mobt completb
MACHINE SHOP
INE AND AUTOMOBILE
REPAIRING
.GASOLINE FOR SALE
FRONT ST. PHONE 180-J
KRIES REPAIRED AND
CHARGED
NO SAW EDGES
OB
YOUR COLLARS
; joa have them luadere4
CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
ITH'S VARIETY STORE,
r North Bond,
Fancy and Domestic
CHINA
WEA'S IlEACn AUTO LINK
Chamllni. Iint.i rni.nAi
(tie It (Villi mill 11'.,.. !
Kr, Hel 70o
Pmth Slough 7c
RMtendnrf Beach ...$1.00
PlUKael Ueet Ut.OO
Pooset Bay $1.00
ci.u-n From Reach at
iLl1 l p M, 8.30 P, M.
the beach by the Ocean Beach
-txjosenger automobile leaves
noiej three times dally.
mng'S FAMOUS AUTOS
&
MfulM.
fNDERSON CORSETS"
iiiuij c,pai aistrioutora
ta" and "CADET"
HfYQF
LgJENNINGS, No. Bend
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Thomas Dixon, ,su'icnntemlcnt for
McArth,ur Perks Company,' contrac
tors, on the WlilnrtfoUq.'Paclflc raH
road, returniul from nn Inspection
trip over the line. Ho pays that tho
work Is progressing rnptdly nil alonp
tho line and that the recent wet
weather has not hold up operations
nt nil. Mr. Dixon went as far south
ns Marshflcld nnd has been gone
nbout ten days. Ho oxpects the
track to ho completed to Maplotott
within three weeks. Tho work on
tunnel Xo. four, located bIx tulles
south of Acme, Is completed: and tho
work on No. B, near Qnrdtnor, will bo
completed within a month. Tho lab
or situation along tho line la satisfac
tory and all tho camps have plenty
of men. Eugeno Ounrd.
PRIZES ARE GIVEN.
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"PROM" TEACHER STUMPED
REBELLION AGAINST "PRACTICAL POLITICS"
Now, Mr. I'rolil, we'll run this
ochool room today.
Wo don't Intend to hurt you,
but wo had to tie you up ho you
couldn't run nwny, while wo ask
ed you a few questions.
Us kids tnlkcd tlilrf thing over
last night and decided that we
had heard nbout nil wo wanted
to of tho kind of politics you
nnd your Pittsburg Millionaires
nro trying to play hero In Ore
gon. I told dad what wo wore
, going to do and ho gnve mo n
lot of questions which he said
Mr. Prohl would answer. Ho
onld the Prohls always mako a
lot of claims they never can back
Up nnd never tell us nbout their
Prohibition Failures.
Now, Mr. Prohl, why U It you
never havo told us that at tho
Inst election Mnlno enmo within
7G8 votes of rejoctlng Its pro
hibition law, aftor trying prohi
bition for C4 years; why don't
you toll tho peoplo that New
Hampshire tried It forty-eight
years nnd rojoctod It; that Ver
mont rojeeted It uftor fifty-three
years; that Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, Michigan,
Illinois, Nebraska, Alabama, Io
wa, Ohio, Now York, Indiana,
Wisconsin nnd South Dakota,
havo nil "tried" prohibition nnd
all rejected it. Why nro you
trying to mnko us adopt a law
to make men good when It has
been so' generally Exploded ns n
false theory by theso Splendid
States In tho East?
Why Is It Mr. Prohl, that Ten
nessee, one of your latest "Vic
tories," Is trying, right now, with
tho nld of tho United States
Secretary of tho Treasury, to float
$1,400,000 bonds nnd has Fal
len Down?
Why Is It that In your "Model
Prohibition" state of Kansas they
nro legally shipping In a million
nnd n half quarts of whiskey
every year?
Why Is It thnt wo have HC
for overy Individual here In Ore
gon to every J 100 In Kansas.
Why Is It that Kansas ranks
ns the thirty-second state In per
capita banking resources? As
the forty-third state In savings
bank deposits?
Why Is It that Kansas has
more penitentiary Inmates per
population than twenty-four other
states If Prohibition Prohibits.
Why Is It thnt Kansas has
more Juvenllo Delinquents per
population than twenty-six other
stntcs?
Why Is It that Kansas has
more Feeble Minded per popula
tion than thlrty-ono other stntes?
Why Is It thnt Kansas hns
nioro Homicides per population
than twenty-two other states.
Wo want an Answer to these
questions about Kansas, Mr. Pro
hl, becauso Kansas Is the Only
Prohibition State you Dare to
Drug nbout.
Why Is It that Practically Ev
ery Presldont of the United
States from Washington to Wil
son nnd Including Lincoln, Taft
nnd Roosevelt, has publicly de
clared against a Prohibition
Law?
Why Is It that you Keep Tell
ing Us Peoplo In Oregon that
Halt of tho United States Is In
"Dry" Territory, when tho Inter
nal revenue paid on whiskey,
boers nnd wines Is increasing
over Ten Million Dollars a Year
and tho Consumption of Whiskey
Wines and Beers has doubled lu
the Last 13 Years?
Why Is It that Taxes Begin
Soaring tho Moment that Prohi
bition Is Adopted nnd why Is It
that Realty Values bogln Tumb
ling, Thousands of Men and Wo
men nro Thrown out of Employ
ment, Incomcn Begin Falling Off
nnd General Stagnation Sets In?
Why Is It that Governor nnd
Mayors In Prohibition States nnd
Cities always tnlk Agnlnst Prohi
bition after they havo Got It?
Why Is It that you nover say
Anything nbout the Blind Plg
ger and tho Bootlegger, who
skulks through dark alleys lu
plying his Traffic?
Why is It you Never tell us
nny of theso Things, but Only
Appeal to tho Emotional Side of
Men and Women?
If Prohibition Is Practical, If
It will Actually Work Out nnd
Is Entitled to tho Dignity of be
ing put on tho Law Books of
Oregon, wliy don't you ever toll
us about these Things that aren't
Practical and that don't Work
Out? . i
Do you think that wo adopt
All Freak Legislation that Comes j
Along? Do you think you can
mako a float out of Us Oregon
Peoplo?
Discovery Nreir Rotcburfr, Cihinch Stir
IiRt by Jam ex Htewnrt.
Sheriff Georgo Qutno received a
messago from Oakland this morning
to the effect thnt n Riiltcnw, thought
to contain n wlrolcss outfit, had been
found at a point nbout two miles
from thnt city. It wna added that
tho equipment might havo been con
nected with the "wlrolcss" station,
n search for which was recently In
stituted by tho government.
When Sheriff Qulno nrrlved nt
Oakland tho equlpmont was turned
over to him for examination. In
cluded In tho equlpmont woro num
erous surveying Instruments, colls of
wlro and tools. Tho sheriff Immed
iately realized that tho sult-caso was
not tho proporty of nny person opor
ntlng a wlrolosn station, hut belong
ed to JameH Stowart, a Government
survoyor, who recently returned to
tho Intorlor after some time spent
on Coos Bay. Ho lost tho sult-caso
nnd' contents, so tho sheriff claimed,
somewhere between Mnrshflold and
Portland. Tho sult-caso was shipped
to him today nnd ho should receive
It not later thah tomorrow evening.
Rosoburg Rovlow.
REGISTER NOW!
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Registration Books Close on October 1 5.
VOTE 333 X--N0
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(Paid Advertisement -Taxpayers and Wage Earners' League of Oregon, Portland, Ore.)
The Union Market
OUR COLD STORAGE SYSTEM IS SURE A SUCCESS
Our Prime Roasts of Beef, Lamb, Mutton, Veal and Pork cannot
be excelled.
Try ono of our Fat Hens or Fryers for your Sunday dinner, that
has been properly cooled, and note tho difference.
J. E. FORD & CO.
174 South nroadway
Phone 68
BAiM Ybuft J0& pftlNtlNGTd THE COOS BAY TIMES
W'v have Jiiht received the following good in glawi tumble Unit
we are selling for 10 cents.
SALAD DRESSING, APPLE BUTTER, MUSTARD, IIORK RAD
ISH, PICALLI, CHOW CHOW CHILI SAUCE, ONIONS; nnd If
you linve never tried our Spanish Stylo Tomato Satire lu flc cans
you aie missing a treat.
Cape Arago Coffee
COOS BAYJEA, COFf EE AND SPICE HOUSE
PHONE SJ04
CULLINGS OF COQUILLE.
Coon County Rwt Event Am Told by
Tho Herold.
Mrs. William Candlln Iibb received
word of tho marrlago of Miss Bortba
Frances Conloguo to W. T. McKennn,
which took place nt Pleasant Mount,
Ponn., on Sept. 2. It will be remem
bered that Miss Conloguo was ono or
tho teachers hero last year. Sho was
engaged again for this year, but sent
In her resignation shortly before
school opened.
On the suggestion of several citi
zens, Mayor Morrison 1ms called a,
meeting for Friday night at tho city
hall to discuss somo of tho amend
ments that aro to bo voted on at th
coming election, and It Is Intended to
go over the first six on the ballot nt
this meeting.
Poarlly Lund, formerly clerk In
Henry Irenz' storo, has returned
from San Francisco, not finding con
ditions In that city as good as lie had
oxpected.
Tho ten dollar prize offered for tho
best general exhibit In the Children's
Industrial Department nt tho Coos
and Curry County Fair was won by
tho Coqulllo schools,
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.
CWalHg, repairing or new platens, work guaranteed. Ribbons sd
rju-boa paper delivered. Phone usyoar order. Phone 44, ABUuice office.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AND SUPPLY CO.
FINE COQUILLE MAN. v.
Archie Tennlson, a young man re
turning from Beaver Hill with over a.
gallon of assorted boozo for his own
use, was picked up last week and con
tributed 120 to tho city exchequer
In Recorder Lawrence's court, under
tho new city ordlnanco. Coqulllo--Herald.
SIUBLAW FISHING.
The fishermen havo been making
fairly good catches this week begin
ning with Tuesday, whon 1600 woro
turned In. Wednesday was better,
with an Increase of 100 or a total oC
1700 fish. Thursday tho catch was
materially larger and the count
reached over 2600. Friday resulted.
In another Increase, whon the count
amounted to 2000. Florence WesU
Awards Mmlo nt Myrtle Point for
School Exhibits.
MYRTLE POINT, Or., Oct. 2. In
terest In tho fair last week was aug
mented by holding a school Industrial
fair In connection, for which tho
County Court offored $500 In prizes.
Tho first prlzo of $10 for tho best
Bchool exhibit was awarded to tho
Coqulllo school. Myrtlo Point had
tho largest exhibit.
Tho prlzo for tho best Individual
exhibit by a school girl wns won by
Rowcna Roberts of Myrtlo Point; and
for tho best by a boy to Russell Train
. of the oamo place.
The liltto ribbon tor citeoso wna won
by the Sugar Loaf factory on ,tho
South Coqulllo, and that for tho best
butter by tho Coqulllo Valloy Cream
ery nt Coqulllo.
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